and tuesday, but the dry weather just continues from north to south around the state as long as that blocking high stays offshore, it's like a shield storms way off to the north, which is not what firefighters want to hear right now. all right, rob, thank you. in better news. yeah, well, not such great news to start. 49ers season is over, but the nfl playoffs just kicked off. and we're talking football running wild on wild card weekend. the dominating performance by king henry that he delivered in the ravens win over the steelers tonight. look at him go. stick around. sports is next. at the disneyland resort the happiest place on earth you'll find all kinds of happy you can find the my-dream-is-finally-coming-true kind of happy the i-just-found-my- new-favorite-treat kind of happy you can also find that woo-hooooo! (shouting) kind of happy there's the teaming-up-with-my-hero type of happy ... and the we're-never-going-to-forget-this kind of happy come find your happy today ... only at the disneyland resort. signed justin verlander to a one year, $15 million deal. he has 262 career wins and more than 3400 strikeouts in 19 seasons wi

still some snow flurries in the north of scotland, but actually, for many, a dry and bright day, that's providing you're not stuck with the lingering fog, but a shielde around two to five degrees, some in the north not getting above freezing. but with the cold air in place and by the end of the day, this weather system just scraping into southern counties of england, bumping into that cold air, there is still the potential that we could see a covering of snow late wednesday and into wednesday night across some of these southern counties. one to watch that dividing line could change, but certainly south of the m4 for now. maybe it could be further away in france. either way, it pulls away and then into thursday back to more widespread northerly winds. bring in some showers around scotland down some of these western fringes. many, though, will have a dry, sunny and pretty cold day again, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing in some areas and potentially one of the coldest nights yet to come on thursday night. live from singapore, this is bbc news. canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau announces plans to step down, and temporarily suspend

still some snow flurries in the north of scotland, but actually, for many, a dry and bright day, that's providing you're not stuck with the lingering fog, but a shieldound two to five degrees, some in the north not getting above freezing. maybe it could be further away in france. either way, it pulls away and then into thursday back to more widespread northerly winds. bring in some showers around scotland down some of these western fringes. many, though, will have a dry, sunny and pretty cold day again, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing in some areas and potentially one of the coldest nights yet to come on thursday night. live from london, this is bbc news. chinese media reports more than 30 people have died in a powerful earthquake that hit near the tibet—nepal border. at least five people have died in a winter storm in the united states and millions face another day of freezing weather. in the uk, floods, snow and ice cause disruption across the country — multiple areas are declaring major incidents. hello and welcome. chinese media say more than 30 people have died,

then also starting the great iron dome missile defense shield for america. get northina back on its feet after the hurricanes. and then as we said visit the fires on friday. >> brian: bill melugin did some fantastic reporting. there is going to be 11 border executive orders and we are going to get into detail on that in an hour. it is going -- it is titanic in its impacts. that's another reason why you go to the gym at the hotels because you never know when you will run into a correspondent who just broke news. before he off i'm going to put out a memo tomorrow morning. i might have to get up early. it is big, because i watched this whole border suffer. >> steve: you watch bill melugin towel off. >> brian: i did. he is a. >> lawrence: is he a very confident guy. >> brian: see how intense is he on the border? just as intense in the gym. >> lawrence: i'm going to try to get this back on track. of the president-elect had a learning curve the last time but now he has been president. and he knows how things works. he knows the bureaucracy. he knows the key players. so what

still some snow flurries in the north of scotland, but actually, for many, a dry and bright day, that's providing you're not stuck with the lingering fog, but a shieldengland and wales. temperatures here around two to five degrees, some in the north not getting above freezing. but with the cold air in place and by the end of the day, this weather system just scraping into southern counties of england, bumping into that cold air, there is still the potential that we could see a covering of snow late wednesday and into wednesday night across some of these southern counties. one to watch that dividing line could change, but certainly south of the m4 for now. maybe it could be further away in france. either way, it pulls away and then into thursday back to more widespread northerly winds. bring in some showers around scotland down some of these western fringes. many, though, will have a dry, sunny and pretty cold day again, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing in some areas and potentially one of the coldest nights yet to come on thursday night. live from singapore, this is bbc news. canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau announces plans to

still some snow flurries in the north of scotland, but actually, for many, a dry and bright day, that's providing you're not stuck with the lingering fog, but a shieldwales. temperatures here around two to five degrees, some in the north not getting above freezing. but with the cold air in place and by the end of the day, this weather system just scraping into southern counties of england, bumping into that cold air, there is still the potential that we could see a covering of snow late wednesday and into wednesday night across some of these southern counties. one to watch that dividing line could change, but certainly south of the m4 for now. maybe it could be further away in france. either way, it pulls away and then into thursday back to more widespread northerly winds. bring in some showers around scotland down some of these western fringes. many, though, will have a dry, sunny and pretty cold day again, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing in some areas and potentially one of the coldest nights yet to come on thursday night. nvidia debuts a brand new family of gaming chips, as the consumer electronics show kicks off in vegas. nipp

still some snow flurries in the north of scotland, but actually, for many, a dry and bright day, that's providing you're not stuck with the lingering fog, but a shieldees, some in the north not getting above freezing. but with the cold air in place and by the end of the day, this weather system just scraping into southern counties of england, bumping into that cold air, there is still the potential that we could see a covering of snow late wednesday and into wednesday night across some of these southern counties. one to watch that dividing line could change, but certainly south of the ma for now. maybe it could be further away in france. either way, it pulls away and then into thursday back to more widespread northerly winds. bring in some showers around scotland down some of these western fringes. many, though, will have a dry, sunny and pretty cold day again, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing in some areas and potentially one of the coldest nights yet to come on thursday night. live from washington, this is bbc news. canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau announces plans to step down, and temporarily suspends parliament until march

still some snow flurries in the north of scotland, but actually, for many, a dry and bright day, that�*s providing you�*re not stuck with the lingering fog, but a shieldsouthern counties of england, bumping into that cold air, there is still the potential that we could see a covering of snow late wednesday and into wednesday night across some of these southern counties. one to watch that dividing line could change, but certainly south of the m4 for now. maybe it could be further away in france. either way, it pulls away and then into thursday back to more widespread northerly winds. bring in some showers around scotland down some of these western fringes. many, though, will have a dry, sunny and pretty cold day again, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing in some areas and potentially one of the coldest nights yet to come on thursday night. this is bbc news. we�*ll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i�*m stephen sackur. we live in a culture defined by speed and transience, a cacophony of sound bites, viral videos and emojis. how many of us still read books? to be

shield us from the storms that come in off the pacific. it's kind of reminiscent of the drought that we're through years ago where everything kind of bypass us to the north. that's the kind of a game plan we're going to look at mostly 50's for highs today. i'll get more into that coming up in a little later. >> thanks so much, dave. the new year has brought a controversial new plan to crack down on people addicted to drugs in san francisco. it involves a resting up to 100 people every night. trump was jack moment looked up, looked at the proposal. >> and how's advocates tell me that up to 500 people are using drugs in the tenderloin every night. so making those 100 arrests every night does seem pretty feasible. but those skeptical of the plan say it will not work unless you have enough the talks, but this is to know why do connect in the heart of san francisco's tenderloin off street? and how's provider jj smith starting something new every where around this block down here. >> there's a lot of places that people that's homeless and is they they cannot afford to go in these spots and eat access to affordable food and a place for the unhoused to hang out

well, i'm here at north shields fishing quay now.guably the busiest shipping quay across the east of this country, and it handles pretty much everything from, you know, even even fishing boats from netherlands and across europe. but they have seen changes here. and so far , seen changes here. and so far, everyone i've spoken to has really not had a positive word to say about brexit. well, joining me now is nick hanlon. now he is the manager for the fishing quay. nick hanlon, thank you very much for joining me. now i have spoken to quite a few of the fisher people, fishermen, fisher them. i'm not really sure. what are you fishermen? you are. you're okay with fishermen. and they have all said that brexit has been an utter disaster. how do you see it? >> i would say that really, nothing's changed in terms of the act of going to sea. so for the act of going to sea. so for the fishermen themselves, there hasn't been any, any changes, certainly no positive ones anyway. and they're effectively still operating under the same rules as the eu'

i'm speaking to people here in north shields to find out whether it's thumbs up or thumbs for down brexit. >> and now. >> and now. >> join me from boston, the capital of brexit. 75% of the electorate here voted to leave the european union. the number one constituency in all of the uk. uncontrolled immigration was the burning issue at the ballot box, and i'm in a lithuanian language centre where they're teaching lithuanian immigrants to speak english. fantastic story, can't wait to do it. >> so did we take back control and did we get brexit done? don't miss a moment as we pick through every significant moment of the biggest democratic event of the biggest democratic event of our lifetime. and i want to know, what were you doing five years ago on this historic day? this is me in a pub in westminster, hosting a very special edition of my podcast with three brexit heroes allison pearson from the telegraph, mark francois, of course of the erg and of course, that man himself, nigel farage, wearing a spectacular union jack tie. would you expect anything less but send me your pictures of where yo