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weather forecasters are warning of record—breaking low temperatures of minus a0 degrees celsius in northeast america least 19 people have died since a powerful blizzard hit much of the region on thursday. sport now and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushill. it's been another frustrating day for england, in the fifth ashes test. australia closed on a79 for 4, so going into day four, they have a lead of 133 runs — and 6 first—innings wickets in hand. our reporter patrick gearey watched the day unfold in sydney. a bristol diver in mint. only two wickets taken all day. australia on 133 runs ahead. and then had to toil in the sydney heats. this was the pink day of the test match. in honour ofjane, pink day of the test match. in honour of jane, the late wife of the australian fast bowler glenn. and her breast cancer foundation. expected to be back on the normal motorfor expected to be back on the normal motor for steve smith's hundred. expected to be back on the normal motorfor steve smith's hundred. but he was out. england thought they had another one when mason crane appeale

weather forecasters are warning of record—breaking low temperatures of minus 40 degrees celsius in northeast americane hill. this week we look at the situation in iran after protests in many cities and we ask is president trump damaged by his former chief strategist‘s allegations of treason? my guests this week: bronwen maddox from the think tank the institute for government, previously with the times and the economist. the irish writer and broadcaster brian 0‘connell. the american writer and broadcaster michael goldfarb who also brings us the podcast frdh. and iranianjournalist and editor of kayhan—london nazenin ansari.

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weather forecasters are warning of record—breaking low temperatures of minus 40 degrees celsius in northeast americand for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushill. it's been another frustrating day for england, in the fifth ashes test. australia closed on 479 for 4, so going into day four, they have a lead of 133 runs — and 6 first—innings wickets in hand. 0ur reporter patrick gearey watched the day unfold in sydney. a bristol diver in mint.

weather forecasters are warning of record—breaking low temperatures of minus a0 degrees celsius in northeast americaful blizzard hit much of the region on thursday. now, let's get the sport with nick. we've got breaking news from the bbc sport centre we can confirm philppe coutinho will become a barcelona player in the coming days. the liverpool star has not travelled with his team—mates to dubai for a mid—season break, and bbc sources can confirm a deal between the catalans and the premier league club has been struck. the fee, when finalised could be as much as £1a2 million, so that will make him the second most expensive player in history behind compatriot neymar. just recapping up breaking news. philip coutinho has agreed a deal with barcelona for £1a2 million. we will bring you more news as we get it here at the bbc sport centre. there are 25 english fa cup matches on saturday and the third round is where it becomes juicy with premier league clubs etnerering the frey. manchester city had to come from behind to beat burnley a—i, the clarets took the lead through ashley barnes after a shocking cle

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neil: all right, we are in the middle of a storm across much of northeast america.waiting a white house briefing coming up in just about half an hour. the president has been going for a bipartisan immigration. maybe i will give you daca, something was documenting alien children in this country, but you've got to give me the wall and the back-and-forth was something like that. secretary of state, chris, good to have you back. things are coming. >> great to be with you. >> how will this go. democrats say no on the wall but they don't want to see an opportunity where they can't get some end that now appeared would they give on this? >> i have to if they want to get anything on daca for the 800,000 individuals. many individuals is as bad policy. you're competing against americans in their 20s and 30s who have and i were unemployment rate, underemployment. this is something there's got to be a lot of return for coming not just the law, but to stop chain migration and mandatory e-verify, to stop the surge of new illegals who come in from getting jobs. the parties are at o

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a large chunk of north america was already in a deep freeze now the northeast coast is being hit particularly hard from a winter blizzard massachusetts bearing the brunt of it blowing snow white out conditions along the coastal regions of the state there was icy flooding. in the seaside town of scituate massachusetts boats were seen floating in icy waters all of the northeast of the u.s. was hit with what meteorologists were loosely calling a snow hurricane it closed many schools and government offices in new york heavy snow and particularly high winds nearly brought the city to a halt and by afternoon most businesses had closed up for the day the mayor declared a winter storm emergency and has to residents to stay indoors. this is a serious serious storm between the very low temperature the strong winds the driving snow everyone should take this one very seriously and take precautions that conditions brought airports to a standstill thousands of flights canceled in the northeast leaving travelers either queuing up to rebook or stranded unsure of when they might be able to fly appetite was ca

was great to talk to you yesterday about the problem, the infrastructure of energy in the northeast of america that. not that natural gas is not able to get. needs to go, it is the amount of it. but --decent analogy tom: where is the pipeline into new england, 40 miles east of albany, adirondacks, connecticut? >> there are several. the pipelines are too narrow and there are not enough. you have a bunch of highways but not enough bridges . tom: you know the calculus of tb and thickens and how he will -- why didn pickens he go away -- why did the debate change? >> it has not changed because beneath natural gas is still there and we need natural gas as transition fuel, we will need it for the next 40-50 years for home heating and power generation. the new will take time to -- time toes will take take over in a central way. francine: we have been talking time to take over in a central way. about what it means for the insurers and reinsurers, and the flight cancellations and for the carriers and what it means for the retailers. when you look at how long it is meant to last, why is this january, and

there this is a weather continues across parts of north america here's the storm responsible still developing as it runs its way towards the northeast so for new england and for the eastern parts of canada does look very very wintery very disrupted over the next day or so there's a system here as we head through the day on friday behind it yes the snow will have to it but it will certainly be cold look at that new york is a maximum temperature just minus nine and for atlanta only one very cold for many of us here and it looks like the temperatures will drop further to some of us as we head into saturday this time minus twenty two certainly a cold day meanwhile towards the southwest it is milder for us in l.a. all temperature making it to around twenty four which is seventy five in fire and high if we had down towards the central americas here we've got this huge area of cloud that's been with us for the past few days and it's going nowhere in a great hurry so they could well be a problem with flooding hair over the next few days particularly to parts of panama and costa rica but i'll be through towards the northeast there's also goi

times though los angeles is expected to remain dry down into central parts of america the winds coming in from the east or northeast we've got lots of showers along the caribbean coastline of the isthmus all the way from panama up through towards the yucatan peninsula and indeed some showers pushing in towards mexico city tearing wednesday as the oil is the caribbean we still have a fair amount of cloud across parts of cuba in the bahamas but generally weather conditions here are looking better and there will be a fair matter sunshine kingston jamaica enjoying some very pleasant weather conditions heading into south america we've seen some flooding rain affecting southern parts of brazil in recent days that looks to be easing those improve for the situation here dry in point as areas in argentina with highs of twenty six. rio has big plans to turn its largest favelas into spectacles. but inside the favelas because of it has big plans of his own. building since the age of twelve listen trained yet skilled architect has as good a chance as any at seeing his vision come to light. the federal role and the master plan a

america. vonnie: locally, this cyclone nursing hit the northeast and other parts of the country, is that going lasting impact on crops and farmers output in the u.s.? >> well, it is pretty much going to have an impact next week with natural gas probably being a bullish number. he of this seesaw weather pattern back and forth -- you have the seesaw weather pattern back and forth. warming up the second half of january. more did are cold in the next seven or eight days. it makes it difficult to find the trending natural gas market that you can trade. things like cocoa has been a long-term bear market, la niÑa-based increased crops and global production around the world. market in be a bear the next seven or eight months. i think the energy market will be very difficult from a short-term trading perspective. i'm hoping the last half of the winter turns cold again. this back and forth website action in the weather pattern will stop that is when the energy market will perform as well, probably. vonnie: what about citrus where you are and across the southern belt? >> we have had citrus greening, a te

america. deep freeze. killer cold. sweeping across the northeast. the windchills insane. record snowfall in charleston closing the airport all weekend. >> we expect this weather once every ten years. >> boston's charles river iced over. cars frozen over and a tidal surge flooding homes. our weather team here with what you need to know. >>> caught on camera, planes collide. passengers terrified when their plane is struck by another on the ground. >> there's people running around and their aircraft on fire. >> passengers forced to evacuate down emergency chutes. >> wait, wait, wait. >> we'll tell you how it happened. >>> "fire and fury." fallout. president trump and his team expressing outrage over the new, hot book. >> it's completely tabloid gossip. >> the author's reaction and the president's tweet overnight plus a case of arson, the home of an accuser of republican senate candidate roy moore burns down. >>> and megawinner. one ticket sold overnight in the mega millions drawing. where it was as the powerball grows to 570 millions. >> something told me to go and buy a tic

there this is a weather continues across parts of north america here's the storm responsible still developing as it runs its way towards the northeast so for new england and for the eastern parts of canada does look very very wintery very disrupted over the next day or so there's that system here as we head through the day on friday behind it yes the snow will have to it but it will certainly be cold look at that new york is a maximum temperature just minus nine for atlanta only one very cold for many of us here and it looks like the temperatures will drop further to some of us as we head into saturday this time minus twenty two certainly a cold day meanwhile towards the southwest it is milder for us in l.a. a temperature making it to around twenty four which is seventy five in fahrenheit and if we head down towards the central americas here we've got this huge area of cloud that's been with us for the past few days and it's going nowhere in a great hurry so there could well be a problem with flooding here over the next few days particularly to parts of panama and costa rica but i'll be through towards the northeast there's also goi

america. this morning, deep freeze. killer cold sweeping across the northeast. the windchills insane.osing the airport all weekend. >> we expect this kind of weather maybe once every ten years. >> boston's charles river iced over. cars frozen solid in the streets and a tidal surge flooding homes. our weather team here with what you need to know. >>> caught on camera, planes collide. passengers terrified when their plane is struck by another on the ground. >> there's people running around and their aircraft is on fire. >> passengers forced to evacuate down emergency chutes. >> wait, wait, wait. wait, wait, wait. >> we'll tell you how it happened. >>> "fire and fury" fallout. president trump and his team expressing outrage over the new, hot book. >> it's completely tabloid

a large chunk of north america was already in a deep freeze now the northeast coast is being hit particular. we heart from a winter blizzard massachusetts bearing the brunt of it blowing snow made out conditions along the coastal regions of the state there was icy flooding. in the seaside town of scituate massachusetts boats were seen floating in icy waters all of the northeast of the u.s. was hit with what meteorologists were loosely calling a snow hurricane it closed many schools and government offices in new york heavy snow and particularly high winds nearly brought the city to a halt and by afternoon most businesses had closed up for the day the mayor declared a winter storm emergency and he asked residents to stay indoors. this is a serious serious storm a tween the very low temperature the strong winds the driving snow everyone should take this one very seriously and take precautions that conditions brought airports to a standstill thousands of flights canceled in the northeast leaving travelers either queuing up to rebook or stranded unsure of when they might be able to fly appetite

times though los angeles is expected to remain dry down into central parts of america the winds coming in from the east or northeast we've got lots of showers along the caribbean coastline of the isthmus all the way from panama up through towards the yucatan peninsula and indeed some showers pushing in towards mexico city during wednesday as they are as the caribbean we've still got a fair amount of cloud across parts of cuba in the bahamas but generally weather conditions here are looking better and there will be a fair med a sunshine kingston jamaica enjoying some very pleasant weather conditions heading into south america we've seen some flooding rain affecting southern parts of brazil in recent days that looks to be easing knows and proof for the situation here dry in point as areas in argentina with highs of twenty six. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the twentieth century and how rivalries influenced the course of history steve jobs a much better market you're going to build up it's going to really fancy stuff bill made software what it is today will change the world to high tech visionaries breakthr

times though los angeles is expected to remain dry down into central parts of america the winds coming in from the east or northeast we've got lots of showers along the caribbean coastline of the isthmus all the way from panama up through towards the yucatan peninsula and indeed some showers pushing in towards mexico city during wednesday as for the oilers the caribbean we still have a fair amount of cloud across parts of cuba in the bahamas but generally weather conditions here are looking better and there will be a fair matter sunshine kingston jamaica enjoying some very pleasant weather conditions heading into south america we've seen some flooding rain affecting southern parts of brazil in recent days that looks to be easing those and proof for the situation here dry in point as areas in argentina with highs of twenty six. rio has big plans to turn its largest favelas into spectacles. but inside the favelas. has big plans of his own. building since the age of twelve listen trained yet skilled architect has as good a chance as any at seeing his vision come to light. the federal role and the mosque to plan out th

america's largest gig-speed network. ♪ >>> no surprise subfreezing temperatures are behind some big problems especially in one northeasthia neighborhood. a water main break yesterday was just the beginning. now a number of neighbors are having all kinds of issues with their utilities from water to power. but when it comes to that water main, the philadelphia water department says though it did shut it off, the day before when it was leaking that water all the water in the area in behind site that wasn't necessarily warranted especially since hundreds of homes ended up without water. >> we had planned a party up here and whatnot. we to call up the people and let them know not to come because we couldn't do anything in there. >> city officials say the homeowners will still have to contact their owns insurance companies while they work out all of those repairs. >>> the biting temperatures are enough to make pretty much anyone rush indoors but some folks just don't have that option. and with bitter wind chills and machinery so low, it's dangerous but our bill anderson found a safe mace to escape the bitter cold for goodnes

northeast of cali on colombia's caribbean sea. the guajira is the most northern part of south america and borders venezuela in the east. colombia called the wayuu. the wayuu are a tough, autonomous tribe who've never taken sides with either the government, the farc, or the paramilitaries. as a result, they remain independent politically and live pretty much by their own code. i'm meeting juan pablo mayorga, a chef from bogota who comes to this spot on a regular basis. this is not another country. this is colombia. uh, but it's a very different part of colombia. >> juan: the guajira is a very rugged terrain. it's desert. uh, there's not that much water. so, that's part of why the spaniards, they weren't able to colonize them. >> anthony: you've been coming here for some time. >> juan: i became very interested in guajira because i began dealing with, uh, fresh fish, and, uh, fresh lobster, fresh shrimp. and for, uh, goat meat to take back to bogota. >> anthony: is it good? >> juan: it's very good. >> anthony: goats are important to the wayuu, as they're used for food, for bartering, and even as dowry payments. rancho own

america in bloomington, minnesota. while eagles fans all over are ready to root for the birds, i talked to a mom who used to the live in northeast philadelphia but now lives in minnesota. when i caught up with her and her young daughter at the mall, both were wearing their eagles green. her mom says they live in a house divided. >> my husband is from minnesota, so he's a vikings fan. so last week was -- there was some tension in the house. >> but all that's in the past now because we're heading to the super bowl. so will the rest of the house cheer with you? >> yes, we've taken the vikings stuff down and now it's all eagles. >> reporter: and she taught mom and i the eagles cheer. well, the eagles and the patriots aren't the only ones getting ready for super bowl on sunday. that's a photo here of justin timb timb timberlake standing on the 50-yard line at the stadium. and now to some super bowl food. well, it may not be a philly cheesesteak, but minnesota fans may sink their teeth into another perfection. this is called the juicy lucy. it features cheese between two burger patties. we stopped by and learned this started when a re

northeast and three to six near virginia beach. erielle, kendis? >>> now to words reminiscent of the cold war days. president trump sounding off against north korean leader, kim jong un, about america's superior arsenal, the president tweeted, i, too, have a nuclear button, but it is a much bigger and more powerful button than his, and it works. that came after kim jong un taunted the u.s. about the nuclear button on his own desk. the north opened a l korea. seoul offered to hold talks with the north after kim said his country might take part in the winter olympics. >>> and president trump is threatening to cut off aid to palestine. he tweeted that the u.s. pays hundreds of millions a year and get no appreciation or respect. they have expressed outrage over the proclamation of jerusalem being the capital of israel. >>> and president trump is taking aim at his own justice department implying that it's quote, part of a deep state. calling for the prosecution of a top hillary clinton aide and a former fbi director. cecelia vega has more. >> reporter: president trump kicked off 2018 with a tweet storm, attacking his own justice department as a deep state secretly working to undermine his

america's first solar powered town has its first residents and the first neighbors are moving in this week. babcock ranch is half an hour northeastyers, florida. the community of about 20,000 homes is powered by 440 acres of solar panels. manuel bojorquez paid a visit. >> reporter: so are you going to give it a spin? >> let's give it a try, all right? >> reporter: in syd kitson's city of the future, people leave their car in the garage. and take rides in self-driving shuttle buses. this autonomous vehicle hailed with an app is zero emissions, powered by electricity generated from the sun just like the street lamps, the buildings and lights we used for this interview. >> we want to be the most sustainable new town in the united states. >> reporter: kitson, a developer, wouldn't want it any other way. babcock ranch has been his passion project since 2005. >> we had the advantage of a green field, a blank sheet of paper, when you have a blank sheet of paper like this you really can do it right from the beginning. >> reporter: is it more expensive to build this way, is it more expensive for the consumers? >> you know, it's not more e

olay whips ageless >>> what's build as america's first solar powered town has first residents and first neighbors moving in this week. babcock ranch, half mile northeast myers, florida. the community of homes is powered by 440 acres of solar panels. manuel bojorquez paid a visit. >> give us a spin? >> give it a try. >> reporter: in the city of the future people leave their car in the garage. and take ride in self driving shuttle buses. this autonomous vehicle, hailed with an app zero emissions powered by electricity generated from the sun like the street lamps, the buildings and the lights we used for the interview. >> we want to be the most sustainable new town in the united states. >> reporter: kitson, a developer, wouldn't want it any other way. babcock ranch his passion project of 2005. >> we had the advantage of a green field. a blank sheet of paper. when you have a blank sheet of paper like this. you really can do it right from the beginning. >> is it more expensive to build this way. more expensive for the consumers? >> you know, it it not. not more expensive. >> it's not. people here pay the exact same amount that everybody else pays in florid

opinions so that we can have ore productive discussions across japan and america about new order in our region. in any case, for northeast north koreaeaceful, nuclear issue has to be resolved. i think that's the perspective that i want to emphasize at the very end. russia, e question of russia's position, formal the outcome hat should be has always been very good. complete denuclearization. i will say that there has been in the last year may undercut the tougher and tougher sanctions maybere being imposed and come in behind the chinese. if the chinese reduce oil, then the russians increase oil. third, there has been some expert analysis that suggests the really remarkable has ess that north korea made in the past two years on rockets or missiles was a result new help that they received from the russian enterprise that produces rockets. no information on who ordered do that but to that's a concern. because it's made a bad situation much worse. on the question in the back, we arguing withf time ourselves about what's the -- what's the right formula for korea to the table and what's the right formula for to yes? in response

not just for the northeast but windchill advisories stretch all the way to beak cara >>> "good morning americay alka-seltzer plus maximum strength liquid gels. good morning to you, washington. there is trouble this morning for a d.c. school. archbishop carroll high school in northeast is close to this morning because of plumbing problems stemming from this extreme cold. just yesterday, kramer middle school was in the same boat in southeast and is reopening today as planned after a broken pipe knocked out the heat and power yesterday. it is back to class for students and teachers. in half an hour the man behind this assault, carjacking chait -- carjacking case and crash that landed seven people in the hospital is due in court. branden vincent is accused violent series of events. it ended when he slammed into a minivan packed with people in herndon. a child ejected from the van remains in critical condition. of ourdy, some parts snow -- some parts of our area might get some snow tonight. this cold has me so tongue-tied. it's going to be a fast mover for us with minor to moderate impacts. we are

95, most of the activity on the service is suspended on the northeast regional between d.c., olk, and newport news. >>> good morning, america00 a.m. winter bomb cyclone. that monster storm of snow and ice is exploding right now. major warnings up and down the east coast as parts of the atlantic ocean are freezing over. schools in boston, philly and new york shut down. thousands of flights canceled. we are live from the snow zones. >>> flu season is spiking right now. multiple school districts closed after an increase in flu cases. hospitals are overwhelmed. what you need to know to fend it off. is it too late to get the flu shot? plus, millions fighting nasty colds that just won't stop coming back. dr. ashton here with how to stay healthy. >>> parenting alert. after loga youtube post that had so many parents concerned we'll show you stepby pi step how to protect your children online. >>> and half their size. three incredible weight loss journeys to being healthier and happier. how these three women transformed their bodies and their lives. the astonishing reveal right here on "gma" as we say good morning, america. thank you

down towards the central americas here we've got our line of thunderstorms as we've seen over the past few days searching from panama and colombia all the way up towards the northeastwe've seen plenty of showers over parts of jamaica through parts of cuba and into haiti as well this system still with us as we head through thursday and friday and giving us the very heavy rain and for the south a quick look at rio we're expecting more shots. in the most unlikely place to be. willing to talk about a new wonder the signal to challenge teaching perceptions of africa. and bring photography to his community. a story of hope and beauty in the face of adversity. the new african photography. congolese dream at this time how he does it. back you're watching out zero time to recap our headlines now palestinian leaders say they won't be blackmailed after the us president threatened to college worth around three quarters of a billion dollars a year in a tweet donald trump blamed palestinians for refusing to engage in middle east peace talks also said he'd taken jerusalem off the negotiating table. if the obvious government says it releases all political prisoners surprise announ

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