you can see a few showers in northern and southern california but unfortunately no rain here.on the satellite image you can see the storm as it dropped out of the gulf of alaska. it will make for a chilly night tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. offshore winds will begin with warmer weather expected by tomorrow afternoon. highs will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast withlow to mid 60s inland. friday will be sunny and warmer. we could even see some highs in the 70s on saturday. we begin cooling on sunday. much cooler weather with partly cloudy skies are forecasted for monday. there is a chance for cold showers on tuesday. (vicki)(vicki) still ahead... our breaking news tonight. 17 people are killed in a shooting at a high school in florida. what we're now learning about the victims. (grant) and after the break... state lawmakers are working to combat human trafficking in california. hear how it involves your children. (vicki) tonight - we're talking human trafficking... a problem - experts say - that puts california among the worst in the country.(grant) but with a new year

today the brexit committee was discussing how to avoid bringing back the border between northern and southernping the current customs arrangements that the prime minister has ruled out. what kind of immigration deal should be done with the eu that controls the numbers but gives business the staff they need. tomorrow the discussion will move on to how we do business in future. why are ministers still squirrelled away in your having these conversations when we voted to leave in the summer of 2016? the referendum didn't dictate exactly the relationship we would have with the european union after brexit. so for months, the tories have been in a tug—of—war. should we stay closely intertwined with brussels after we go, or make a more dramatic break? the eu and business are running out of patience as the uk takes its time to decide. it demonstrates to the world the united kingdom is not leaving europe as we leave the eu. tory remain rebels lined up this morning to put against the idea they are outspoken, but a minority in their party, their fears the country will be worse off. it is abundantly clear

you can see a few showers in northern and southern california but unfortunately no rain here. on the satellite image you can see the storm as it dropped out of the gulf of alaska. it will make for a chilly night tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. offshore winds will begin with warmer weather expected by tomorrow afternoon. highs will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast withlow to mid 60s inland. friday will be sunny and warmer. we could even see some highs in the 70s on saturday. we begin cooling on sunday. much cooler weather with partly cloudy skies are forecasted for monday. there is a chance for cold showers on tuesday. new ahead at 8the u-s military..in desperate need of new recruits.find out why they're having such a tough time getting people to sign up. and we continue to track the developments out of florida where a gunman went on a rampage at a high school.be sure to stay with us.<> ((gary sports tease))"coming up a little bit later in this broadcast a raider legend cut today by jon gruden and company. also speaking of legends an all time great oakland a back in uni

and came up with a plan that isn't along monolithic wall across the southern border. it's the strategic plan's that actually lets us improve the security of then homeland and northern and southern borders and it's a plan that tries to confiscate tons and tons of drugs that are poisoning americans in the thousands every year, tens of thousands of every year. it's a plan to make sure gang members are more likely to be incarcerated in the cross the border illegally and less likely to go into the very community that manyra of the people who emigrate to this country go into to make those community safer. it's plan to make sure that we knowor thousands of people the cross-border illegally are not carrying illicit drugs in a truck or car or in a wheel well the way they do it today because it's using technology to be able to search more vehicles. to make sure our home in a safe. it's also a plan that shows more compassion than president obama's daca plan. right now they are saying let's keep daca going but there 690,000 people who are in the daca and their future is uncertain because it is an executive order and doesn't have the force of law. it can be challenged by the court

can also produce more colorful and powerful aurora displays which are better known of the northern and southern lights. >>> we are still monitoring all the new developments from florida, about the latest mass shooting in the high school yesterday. coming up in a moment what we know about the ,19 suspect in the search for a motive. >>> a young woman repeatedly stabbed and left for dead in alameda county. one of the suspects arrested in the case, we have more of what he said about the alleged crime. >>> good morning were off to a nice start here when it comes to traffic on the san mateo bridge it looks pretty good. heading out to the high-rise and peninsula.>>> pretty quiet and cold this morning yes. but were going to be a little warmer going into saturday and there will be some big changes going into sunday. >>> kai -- sky fox only on ktvu fox 2 . this is ktvu mornings on two. thursday morning february 15. i'm dave cork. >> good morning i'm pam cook.>>> this morning a 19-year-old with a troubled past was booked on 17 counts of murder on the florida mass shooting. >> his name is nikolas cruz and

stretches from the brand our past the bald santa and is one of the most important links between northern and southern europe. germans and austrians the brand of pass has always been the gateway to the south in the one nine hundred sixty s. the roots still led along the road over the pass. cars lined up at the border a customs post beyond it their first capital you know it was waiting a dream of it. today the brand is the most used parts in the alps more than twelve million vehicles cross it every year. to help solve the problem of noise and commissions transporters to be shifted to rail. that's why the brand a base tunnel is under construction. look up of a's and runs the building site on the south carolinian or italian side the tunnel would be sixty four kilometers long the longest underground railway line in the world. one of the moment you. see apathetic one of the most dangerous moments is always when we work with explosives. and we blast a lot. we've used six hundred fifty kilograms of explosives so far it's particularly risky when we attach the loads and if one fuse were to trigger that would b

leonardo and his fellow activists want their slogan italian's first to strike a chord with voters in southern italy after years of campaigning for a division of northern and southern italy lega has changed its tune or one of the ways that it will be an historical moment if we are able to get lego politicians from into parliament. so they can represent the interests of the south. in this case the south is also known as poorly as a rock pearl and a massive tourist attraction lagos supporters say they want to save from foreigners there are many refugees and migrants here this is often where they end up after being rescued at sea. the lego once the e.u. to introduce stronger border controls along the italian coast so that migrants disappear from view in the town. in lieu of a more humane we are the only party which calls things by the actual name such as public order security we don't embellish anything we want to solve the problems that we see here on the streets before. becoming a lineage that it's out of style to such populist promises have propelled the forty four year old head of lega matteo salvini to superstardom he's campaigning to become prime mi

migrants have also converged in large numbers in hotspots that's in paris and also along france's northern and southern coasts thousands are living in difficult conditions and aid workers say their situation has worsened on top of that asylum procedures are very slow growing currently asylum seekers wait on average eleven months before they receive a final decision now let's take a look at the new law and what its main goals are well they speak to speed off the asylum process seems to cut down the asylum application period from eleven to six months asylum seekers will also face tighter deadlines to appeal if they are turned down and those applications though the law also includes is a stricter detention rules the maximum detention time for illegal migrants pending deportation will double from forty five to ninety days and it also ups punishment for illegal crossing entering illegally from a non schengen country into france will be punishable with a year in jail and a fine for more on that let's bring in our current correspondent elizabeth. for us in paris with more on the story and elizabeth good to se

and snow. disruptive snow is likely as it continues to move eastwards over the higher ground of northern england, the pennines and central and southern scotland. it will be windy, with gales around, a0 to 60 mile an hour gusts, particularly over the hills. tuesday morning could bring disruption from the snow and ice across northern england, central and southern scotland. keep an eye on your weather forecast before you head out. eastern areas will stay damp as the weather front clears away further west and it brightens up again with sunshine and wintry showers. we do it all again on wednesday. the next weather system comes sweeping in from the south—west to bring windy weather with gales and rain, sleet and snow. the sleet and snow will be confined to the hills of the far north of england and scotland again as we see a little less cold air associated with this weather system, but there will be a lot of rain around. slightly milder in the south, but still cold in the north. hello. this is bbc news. i don't know what they are laughing at! we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines. the governmen

northern ireland and scotland. the temperatures towards the south—east we could see minus five degrees or even colder, certainly a frosty start of thursday morning for many central and southernpells, a few scattered showers and things remaining mostly dry towards the south—east too. less cold than it has been, temperatures around five to 9 degrees, certainly no sign of any to 9 degrees, certainly no sign of a ny early to 9 degrees, certainly no sign of any early springlike warmth on the horizon. we will stick with the u nsettled horizon. we will stick with the unsettled theme as we had through to friday. another weather front bringing further sales of rain and some snow over the hills. this is the outlook friday into saturday. those temperatures just sneaking up a touch but it is remaining u nsettled, a touch but it is remaining unsettled, with stronger winds on the way, more rain and more hill snow in the forecast too. that is all from me. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello. you‘re watching bbc news. i am clive myrie. the top stories for you now. victims of serial sex attacker john worboys have been given permission to challenge the decision

for the northern and southern life also known as the over a borealis and a stratus respectively are created by high energy radiation and solar particles slamming into the earth's magnetic bubble this we know but scientists have not known why some. pulsate until now the team at nasa time history of events and macro scale interactions during sub storms mission no misty mist and cooperation with the japanese iris spacecraft have shined a light on the mystery turns out the pulsating over as are created when plasma in the magnetized cone shaped bubble that surrounds the planet is just stirred by electrons from space and makes it pulse and flicker in shades of green blue purple and red and even better the research suggests that flickering auras could be happening on jupiter and saturn as well it seems that the forces that hold us together push us apart and protect us from the darkness space are the lights that inspire us to dream of magic in a dark night sky beautiful words beautiful words and interesting show interesting conflicts about the is. always good to do the show over. thank you everybod

ground should have been furnished for characterizing parties by geographical discriminations -- northern and southern, atlantic and western -- whence designing men may endeavor to excite a belief that there is a real difference of local interests and views. one of the expedients of party to acquire influence within particular districts is to misrepresent the opinions and aims of other districts. you cannot shield yourselves too much against the jealousies and heartburnings which spring from these misrepresentations; they tend to render alien to each other those who ought to be bound together by fraternal affection. the inhabitants of our western country have lately had a useful lesson on this head. they have seen in the negotiation by the executive and in the unanimous ratification by the senate of the treaty with spain, and in the universal satisfaction at that event throughout the united states, a decisive proof how unfounded were the suspicions propagated among them of a policy in the general government and in the atlantic states unfriendly to their interests in regard to the mississippi. they hav

today the brexit committee was discussing how to avoid bringing back the border between northern and southernthe current customs arrangements that the prime minister has ruled out. what kind of immigration deal should be done with the eu that controls the numbers but gives business the staff they need. tomorrow the discussion will move on to how we do business in future. why are ministers still squirrelled away in your having these conversations when we voted to leave in the summer of 2016? the referendum didn't dictate exactly the relationship we would have with the european union after brexit. so for months, the tories have been in a tug—of—war. should we stay closely intertwined with brussels after we go, or make a more dramatic break? the eu and business are running out of patience as the uk takes its time to decide. it demonstrates to the world the united kingdom is not leaving europe as we leave the eu. tory remain rebels lined up this morning to put against the idea of a lurch away from the eu. they are outspoken, but a minority in their party, their fears the country will be worse off

it could also produce more colorful and powerful aurora displays, better known as the northern and southern lights.>>> we are finding out more about the 19-year-old who was behind yesterday's deadly school shooting in florida. up next, what florida officials are saying about his troubled past. and how one student described the moment she saw him coming down the hallway . >>> a young woman here in the bay area repeatedly stabbed and left for dead in alameda county. we spoke to one of the suspects who has been arrested. we will tell you more about what he said about the case.>>> we still see traffic off to a pretty decent start their life look at northbound 101 in san francisco approaching the 80s split. >>> a sunny, breezy day expected there is a 42 degree reading in san francisco also one in oakland. alameda is 46 degrees. el cerrito is a cool 43 degrees. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. plus 24-month financing ends

northern ireland initially and then in the western parts of britain. some disruptive snow falling just over the hills, even down to lower levels, particularly across wales and the central northern england and central southern day. it will clear although it hang back across the outer lower levels, particularly across wales into central northern england... i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: papua's starving children. as the indonesian authorities say an outbreak of measles is now under control, malnutrition is killing some of the most vulnerable. rescuers search through the snow for bodies after a russian airliner crashes near moscow killing all 71 people on board. i'm sharanjit leyl in london. also in the programme: the sister of the north korean leader, kim jong—un, leaves south korea, but was her visit a propaganda coup for pyongyang? and one of india's most expensive films ever made and one of the most controversial. we speak to the star of the bollywood movie, padmaavat, about why the cast are getting death threats.

and snow. disruptive snow is likely as it continues to move eastwards over the higher ground of northern england, the pennines and central and southernparticularly over the hills. tuesday morning could bring disruption from the snow and ice across northern england, central and southern scotland. keep an eye on your weather forecast before you head out. eastern areas will stay damp as the weather front clears the way for the west and it brightens up again with some trying and wintry showers. we do it all again on wednesday. the next weather system again on wednesday. the next weather syste m co m e again on wednesday. the next weather system come sweeping in from the south—west to bring windy weather with gales and rain, sleet and snow. the sleet as to who will be confined to the hills of the far north of england and scotland again as we see a little less cold air associated with this weather system, but there will be a lot of rain around. still cold in the north. this is bbc world the headlines a russian eleanor has crashed near moscow killing all 71 people on board. the plane was travelling when it came down shortly after first taki

theseeing how intransigent tension between his northern and southern flanks were, roosevelt chose not to place the assistant president on the ticket with him in 1944. the assistant president would not become roosevelt spice president. -- vice president. he turned instead to the border state moderate harry truman. bynes was really embittered roosevelt's spurning of his --didacy and he had a very tense relationship with truman. -- he earned time magazine's man of the year 1947 nation.ping a nervous but when truman made assaults on the ramparts of jim crow by integrating the armed services and by supporting the naacp suit against segregation in public his tiesbyrnes cut with the president. it was this extension of the new deal civil rights above all that aroused byrnes successful pursuit of south carolina's in 1950.hip four years into his term as governor, he became the leader of a massive resistance to the 1954 landmark case brown versus board of education. like many southerners, byrnes lambasted the decision as an intrusion on state sovereignty but he drew on his experiences a former j

you can see the showers coming through in lancaster and crossing the border in a couple of spots. northern reading and southernunty starting to trade off rain up there. expect it to be cloudy and cooler overall today and damp. temperatures are starting out

and snow. disruptive snow is likely as it continues to move eastwards over the higher ground of northern england, the pennines and central and southerncould bring disruption from the snow and ice across northern england, central and southern scotland. keep an eye on your weather forecast before you head out. eastern areas will stay damp as the weather front clears away further west and it brightens up again with sunshine and wintry showers. we do it all again on wednesday. the next weather system comes sweeping in from the south—west to bring windy weather with gales and rain, sleet and snow. the sleet and snow will be confined to the hills of the far north of england and scotland again as we see a little less cold air associated with this weather system, but there will be a lot of rain around.

we are watching two pieces of energy the northern and southern jet stream. is the european model as we get into late saturday and saturday night. and this will phase and become a sizable storm. as it passes through with rain and snow likely with a good amount of rain or snow. this is the european model or canadian model shows the scenario and then the american model you have to look at a bunch of different things showing the different energy on friday. as they go across the country, the two jet streams stay separate and no storm at all. this is an all or nothing deal as we get into saturday night. depending on which piece of information you are looking at. as this just showed up this morning we'll see what kind of cyst consistency is moving forward. dry tomorrow and rain coming in here tomorrow night for valentine's day night. think about that if you head out late tomorrow night. warm and cloudy and 67 on thursday. and 60 on friday and a lack of sun and a lot of clouds at the end of the week on friday. with falling temperatures and of all days of the seven d

a little lower than most northern and southern portions. models have kind of wobbled on who who sees the highest amount? is it our new jersey neighborhoods, into the suburbs. 2 or 3 inches around the viewing zone. that's enough for some of the flood concerns. as for temperatures today, high of 52 in summerton. 47 in west chester and 46 in coatstown. 49 for ocean city and everyone is rainy this afternoon into tonight. now let's fast forward. valentine's day, temperatures mostly in the lower 50s. and for the most part, aside from an isolated shower, wednesday should be dry. >> 8:20 on this saturday. it was a moment that fans waited >> but at the big moment their view was blocked by all things a bust. we'll tell you why this happened >>> but first, women mentoring women. how you can participate in the philadelphia event next week that focuses on women succeeding in their careers. >>> coaching women on how to succeed in business, that is the goal of event in philadelphia and 43 other cities. it's called businesswomen mentoring monday. it's host

you can see a few showers in northern and southern california but unfortunately no rain here. on the satellite image you can see the storm as it dropped out of the gulf of alaska. it will make for a chilly night tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. offshore winds will begin with warmer weather expected by tomorrow afternoon. highs will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast withlow to mid 60s inland. friday will be sunny and warmer. we could even see some highs in the 70s on saturday. we begin cooling on sunday. much cooler weather with partly cloudy skies are forecasted for monday. there is a cold showers on tuesday. on tuesday.cold showers on tuesday.cold showers chance for there is a chance for cold showers on tuesday. a cleaner future.bart has hired 21 new janitors that will start working at montgomery station, civic center, powell, 16 street and the embracadero station.. by the end of march. hillary ronen/sf board of supervisors we have a transit system where riders had to deal with unhealthy circumstances just walking through the bart station whether it was used needles or

you can see a few showers in northern and southern california but unfortunately no rain here.ellite image you can see the storm as it dropped out of the gulf of alaska. it will make for a chilly night tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. offshore winds will begin with warmer weather expected by tomorrow afternoon. highs will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast withlow to mid 60s inland. friday will be sunny and warmer. we could even see some highs in the 70s on saturday. we begin cooling on sunday. much cooler weather with partly cloudy skies are forecasted for monday. there is a chance for cold showers on tuesday. (grant) (grant) the california department of public health is warning consumers about a possible health risk in this mexican import. officials are warning people to not eat cactus pads...or nopales...unapproved pesticides that pose a health risk are to blame. the contaminated cacti were sold from january 23 to 29. the only bay area distributor that was affected is s and l wholesale produce in san francisco. (vicki) doctors continue to warn people of how dangerous th

. >>> next, a senate armed services committee hearing to review operations in the northern and southern commands. >>> then north carolina senator richard burr talks about biodefense preparedness. >>> after that, a discussion on president trump and potential conflicts of interest posed by his investments in russia. >>> now, u.s. northern commander general lori robinson and u.s. southern commander admiral curt tid testified before the senate armed services committee on their respective commands. this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> we will call the meeting to order. we're going to receive testimony from two of my favorite people, general lori robinson. i have to say that i taught her everything she knows from when she was the wing commander in the ticker air force base in oklahoma, and from curt tid, commander for the u.s. southern command. i think there is a lot of overlap. week talked -- all three of us have talked about this between the north and the south command, and i think that's one reason that senator mccain would want to have these meetings together. the new natio

. >>> a northern and southern california alliance is shaping up in california's upcoming gubernatorial race. l.a.'s former mayor villairagosa joined sam liccardo for a tour of housing in the area, a key issue for both. >> time and time again, antonioville aantonio ville villeairagosa has led in these issues, leading transportation and transit. boy, don't we need that throughout the state. >>> students who feel they're running into a dead end are instead given a second shot at success thanks to a san francisco nonprofit. it's called juma ventures and it's given jobs to hundreds of youth while at the same time giving them a shot at a career. it's a reason the nbc foundation awarded juma ventures a project innovation grant. nbc bay area ace damian trujillo shows us their story. >> down the middle, and goal! >> reporter: the fans roar after a game-winning field goal. >> in the left center field, nobody is there. >> reporter: or a run-scoring double. you'll likely run into someone in the juma ventures army, bay area worth working concessions at sporting events. >> we own and operate busines

and then move on into much of western britain. now, we're looking at some pretty disruptive snow, in fact, the high ground of wales, certainly for northern england and for central southernte on tuesday across central southern scotland, northern england. watch out for the snow and for the ice. this weather front will slowly move its way eastwards through the course of the day, becoming confined to eastern areas. a mix of rain and sleet i think further south. further west, though, it brightens up into the afternoon. we should see sunshine and wintry showers returning. most of these wintry showers falling across western scotland. then we see another weather system moving in for wednesday — we do it all again basically! this will bring another spell of gale force winds as it moves up from the south—west and rain, sleet and snow. but it looks like the snow will be confined to the hills of central and northern parts of the uk, whereas further south, it should be largely of rain — that's because we're starting to see slightly less cold air moving in so i think wednesday afternoon, although it's going to be drab, cloudy and wet for most of us, see a little bit of milder air pus

and then move on into much of western britain. now, we're looking at some pretty disruptive snow, in fact, the high ground of wales, certainly for northern england and for central southernommute on tuesday across central southern scotland, northern england. watch out for the snow and for the ice. this weather front will slowly move its way eastwards through the course of the day, becoming confined to eastern areas. a mix of rain and sleet i think further south. further west, though, it brightens up into the afternoon. we should see sunshine and wintry showers returning. most of these wintry showers falling across western scotland. then we see another weather system moving in for wednesday, we do it all again basically. this will bring another spell of gale force winds as it moves up from the south—west and rain, sleet and snow. but it looks like the snow will be confined to the hills of central and northern parts of the uk, whereas further south, it should be largely of rain, that's because we're starting to see slightly less cold air moving in, so i think wednesday afternoon, although it's going to be drab, cloudy and wet for most of us, see a little bit of milder air

migrants have also been converging in large numbers on hotspots of paris and along france's northern and southern coasts thousands are living in difficult conditions aid workers say those conditions are only getting worse now on top of that asylum procedures they are very slow growing currently asylum seekers wait on average eleven months to receive a decision on their application so let's take a look at the new laws main goals that is to speed up the asylum process from eleven to six months including the appeal time for asylum seekers who are turned down on their applications the law also includes a stricter detention rules not the maximum detention time for a legal migrants pending deportation will double from forty five to ninety days and it also imposes high fines on people who illegally cross borders within europe and so on well let's get more on that story with our correspondent elizabeth cohen and by for us in paris with a look at this immigration law high analysts of it good to see you give us more detail on like this law is supposed to do. well the law is supposed to comply with the spir

parts of central scotla nd southern and parts of central scotland as well. northernll. further east there is dry weather, some breaks in the cloud but a fair bit of cloud and wintry weather here and there. as we go through the day what we find is the band of snow across northern england and wales moving steadily southwards, darting to fragment and turns more patchy in nature, any precipitation coming out of this band inland will be falling as snow. a bright start in the south—east but behind it there will be sunshine, i rushed of showers in the north and west, a mix of sleet, snow, hail and thunder and lightning. and wherever you are it will feel cold with high tem ptress you are it will feel cold with high te m ptress of you are it will feel cold with high temptress of up to five celsius. into the overnight that and is in a rejuvenated crossed east anglia and also the south—east, pushing into was the south—east corner. clear sky is falling behind with a few wintry showers in the west, there will be a severe tonight and it will be cold. n a severe severe tonight and

and overnight. more wet weather around. this is snow, particularly in southern scotland and northern england. centimetres into the hills. maybe snow relatively low levels as welcome as it turns colder, showers developing to the north—west as time goes on. there will be ice going into the morning. a much colder day for all tomorrow, with the north—westerly wind. there will be sunny spells around, blobs of white indicating where there will be wintry showers. a lot of these are show, be wintry showers. a lot of these are snow, spreading south eastwards across the uk has day goes on. this is bbc news. the department for international development is to review its work with 0xfam. it follows claims that the charity covered up a sex scandal involving aid workers in haiti. downing street says 0xfam has serious questions to answer. the two captured members of the british islamic state cell should go on trial for war crimes at the hague , according to a government minister. it's thought the pair were part of a unit that murdered 27 hostages. israel says one of its fighterjets has crashed after coming u

up from iberia, across france as it bumps into the cold airfor a time across central and southern england and northernsee some significant snow. hello this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. commuters face heavy disruption as snow storms sweep in from russia. hundreds of trains and dozens of flights have been cancelled — and there are warnings of more freezing weather on the way. at the met office has two amber warnings in place be prepared for disruptive snow and they stand across northern england, the midlands and parts of south—east england, but elsewhere there will be further snow showers and it will be bitterly cold. good morning, it's tuesday the 27th of february. also this morning: the international trade secretary, liam fox, attacksjeremy corbyn's

and came up with a plan that isn't a long wall across the southern border. it's a strategic plan that let's us protect the security of the homeland in the northern and southern borders. it tries to con if i -- confiscate tons of drugs every year. it is to ensure that more gang members will be more likely to be incarcerated and less likely go into communities that many people who immigrate into this country go into. it is a plan to make sure that those who cross the border illegally are not carrying drugs in a cart or wheel well because it is using technology to search more vehicles, to make sure our homeland is safe. it also shows more compassion than president obama's daca plan. there are 690,000 people who are on daca and their future is uncertain because it's an executive order it doesn't have the force of law. it could possibly be challenged by the court. the president decided on september 15 of last year, congress do your job. you've been talking about immigration reform for two decades and what we have is an arguably illegal executive order by president obama that president trump kept in place for about a year and then he said, i'll going to give you a

you can see the showers coming through in lancaster and crossing the border in a couple of spots. northern reading and southern lehigh county starting to trade off rain up there. expect it to be cloudy and cooler overall today and damp. temperatures are starting out not bad. 52 in philadelphia. 52 in wilmington, 56 in millville. still just 45 degrees in allentown and reading, actually with winds out of the north where you are right now is about as highs you will be, temperatures have a tendency to drop from there. in philadelphia, we have dropped two degrees below where we were yesterday, it's a bigger drop in places like reading and allentown. yesterday we were up in the 70s. today it is the opposite direction we'll drop into the mid 40s by noon and low 40s by dinnertime and intermittent rain and drizzle all the way. tomorrow we have a repeat for this forecast. temperatures bounce a little bit on the weekend a lot more rain. >> reporter: heading out on i-95, no fog looking okay at cottman, southbound traffic heading toward center city, building volume, no delays just yet. live on the scion -- vine street expr

and snow. some disruptive snow likely as it moves eastwards over the high ground of northern england, the pennines and central and southerne windy as well with gales of up to 60 mph particular over the hills and in exposure. tuesday morning could have some disruption from the snow and ice in the north, central and southern scotland. keep tuned to the weather forecast on tuesday morning before heading out. the east will stay quite damp at the front clears, but the west it will brighten up with sunshine and wintry showers. we do it all again into wednesday, the next system coming in from the south—west bringing windy weather with gales and some rain, sleet and snow. the sleet and snow will be confined to the hills of the far north of england and scotland with a bit less cold air associated with the system but a lot of rain, something slightly milder in the south but still cold in the north. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the international development secretary threatens to cut off state funding to oxfam over its handling of the prostitution scandal involving aid workers. if the moral leadership at the top of the org

>>> next, a senate armed services committee hearing to review operations in the northern and southern commands. >>> then north carolina senator richard burr talks about biodefense preparedness. >>> after that, a discussion on president trump and potential conflicts of interest posed by his investments in russia. >>> now, u.s. northern commander general lori robinson and u.s. southern commander admiral curt tid testified before the senate armed services committee on their respective commands. this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> we will call the meeting to order. we're going to receive testimony from two of my favorite people, general lori robinson. i have to say that i taught her everything she knows from when she was the wing commander in the ticker air force base in oklahoma, and from curt tid, commander for the u.s. southern command. i think there is a lot of overlap. week talked -- all three of us have talked about this between the north and the south command, and i think that's one reason that senator mccain would want to have these meetings together. the new national defense strat

and then move on into much of western britain. now, we're looking at some pretty disruptive snow, in fact, the high ground of wales, certainly for northern england and for central southernouthern scotland, northern england. watch out for the snow and for the ice. this weather front will slowly move its way eastwards through the course of the day, becoming confined to eastern areas. a mix of rain and sleet i think further south. further west, though, it brightens up into the afternoon. we should see sunshine and wintry showers returning. most of these wintry showers falling across western scotland. then we see another weather system moving in for wednesday — we do it all again basically. this will bring another spell of gale force winds as it moves up from the south—west and rain, sleet and snow. but it looks like the snow will be confined to the hills of central and northern parts of the uk, whereas further south, it should be largely of rain — that's because we're starting to see slightly less cold air moving in, so i think wednesday afternoon, although it's going to be drab, cloudy and wet for most of us, see a little bit of milder air pushing into the south and the s

and then move on into much of western britain. now, we're looking at some pretty disruptive snow, in fact, the high ground of wales, certainly for northern england and for central southernhern england. watch out for the snow and for the ice. this weather front will slowly move its way eastwards through the course of the day, becoming confined to eastern areas. a mix of rain and sleet i think further south. further west, though, it brightens up into the afternoon. we should see sunshine and wintry showers returning. most of these wintry showers falling across western scotland. then we see another weather system moving in for wednesday — we do it all again basically! this will bring another spell of gale force winds as it moves up from the south—west and rain, sleet and snow. but it looks like the snow will be confined to the hills of central and northern parts of the uk, whereas further south, it should be largely of rain — that's because we're starting to see slightly less cold air moving in so i think wednesday afternoon, although it's going to be drab, cloudy and wet for most of us, see a little bit of milder air pushing into the south and the south—west but still col

powerful part of the lost cause argument that just got driven into the american soul, and not just southerners, but northerners as well, is that they never really fought for slavery. that the war was not really about slavery, but it was about state sovereignty, that it was about homeland, heart and homeland. of course it was about heart and homeland, but it was also about slavery. 1890's, in the great monument-building era, which you have been hearing about in recent weeks, from roughly 1890's through the 1920's went about all of confederate monuments were constructed, the lost cause became about not lost at all, whether written about in memory memoir,, or short stories, withontented slave story huge members of readers, faithful contented of old and harriet and old uncle jimmy. it was the story of up victory of reconstruction. the victory was not just the it was thetory, nation's victory over this awful experiment over racial equality and racial disparity. i am simplifying it that, but that is what happens in deep mythologies. stories get simplified. it does not mean the union victory narrative, where i called

and then move on into much of western britain. now, we're looking at some pretty disruptive snow, in fact, the high ground of wales, certainly for northern england and for central southern morning commute on tuesday across central southern scotland, northern england. watch out for the snow and for the ice. this weather front will slowly move its way eastwards through the course of the day, becoming confined to eastern areas. a mix of rain and sleet i think further south. further west, though, it brightens up into the afternoon. we should see sunshine and wintry showers returning. most of these wintry showers falling across western scotland. then we see another weather system moving in for wednesday — we do it all again basically! this will bring another spell of gale force winds as it moves up to the south—west and rain, sleet and snow. but it looks like the snow will be confined to the hills of central and northern parts of the uk, whereas further south, it should be largely of rain — that's because we're starting to see slightly less cold air moving in so i think wednesday afternoon, although it's going to be drab, cloudy and wet for most of us, see a little bit of mi

continue overnight and it will turn cold particular in central, southern and eastern parts under cold skies with a widespread frost. the showers continued in western scotland and northernreland, heavy in places with further accumulations of snow and some will affect northern and western england and towards wales and even the cheshire gap into the midlands. most eastern areas are cold and frosty and the risk of ice with the showers. monday morning sta rts with the showers. monday morning starts on an icy note that not too bad, high pressure will bring fine and settled weather, a good bit of sunshine about, just wet —— in western scotland and a few hills seeing some wintry showers but that's it, but another cold date but that's it, but another cold date but that front will bring rain and sleet and snow and strong winds on monday night. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... the government is warning oxfam and other uk charities that funding will be withdrawn if they fail to cooperate with the authorities in cases of sexual exploitation by staff. a russian passenger aircraft has crashed shortly after taking off from domodedovo airport in moscow, killing all 71 people o

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