weather ahead. in double figures to start off, but it's wet and windy, fronts approaching the far northwestotland, a nice slice grey — but with lighter winds, admittedly, across east anglia and southeast england. those weather fronts just gradually sink further 12 degrees celsius. but as we head through monday night, then ourfronts now, our cold front continues to push further southwards as we head through tuesday. northwest england, down through western wales and southwest england too. we'll start to see a few wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland, perhaps, but conditions brighten up nicely here. through tuesday night and into wednesday. then we see high pressure build in from the south, and that is set to stay with us for the rest of the week. to slip away. cooler air — marked in blue here — starting to push in, of the week. with overnight frosts. bye—bye for now. happen and the uk is "way out of line" but a deal can be worked out. let's see what happens. it will happen. we're going to, mind, we will see how things work out. to change how it manages the country's canal thousan

blustery for the western isles, for northwest scotland, possibly some rather large waves overtoppinging rather grey — but with lighter winds, further southwards and eastwards. and it's mild, particularly across northern ireland, further southwards and eastwards, introducing some outbreaks of rain. really too cloudy, too windy, too wet for some to see any kind of frost into tuesday morning. we'll start to see a few wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland, perhaps, for southeast england. digging in behind our cold front, as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday. then we see high pressure build in from the south, and that is set to stay with us for the rest of the week. but what you'll really notice is that the temperatures start to slip away. cooler air — marked in blue here — starting to push in, and that's going to be with us as we head through the rest of the week. from canada, mexico and china. middle class as the government tries to shore up the world's third largest economy. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. our top story this monday — marke

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the update on the scene that for us in northwest and most go off. he's in mind that you show the suspension of 4 and 8 by the trunk. white task has riled officials in key as low as the landscape is demanding more money. however, when aust by american journalist where the cash dished out during the bite and the presidency has gone, the cleaning leader claims he hasn't actually seen. most of the reported some chuckle literally by here i'd have heard before. would you mind today we hear from the us on that america gave ukraine hundreds of billions, allow 177000000000 to be precise. this was the exact figure that was supported or voted on by congress and various organizations not look as the president of a your in country. i tell you. so we have received more than $75.00. that is, we never received 100000000000 out of these ones and 77, or even 200 and some people say, this is important to get the, i don't know where all that money is or it may be true on paper. it may be hundreds of different programs. maybe we don't argue or are we are very grateful f

in the northwest of the country. thanks to this area of high pressure. heavier bursts at times.nd, england and wales mostly and some fog, but less cold in the north and west, though for northern ireland it stays rather gloomy. i think for most with temperatures in single digits. sunday night sees a new weather front pushing into scotland and outbreaks of rain. picture for the south and east. and the heavy rain. of the ceasefire deal. — greeted byjubilant crowds in the west bank and gaza. could escalate into a regional conflict as 700 people are ireland start their bid to become the first team to win

figures to start off, towards the end of the working week. more weather fronts approaching the far northwestut across southeast england, east anglia, a touch of frost again. so this is monday morning, then. possibly some rather large waves overtopping at times. the winds are lighter further south and east. some brightness across eastern scotland, but turning rather grey — but with lighter winds, further southwards and eastwards. and it's mild, particularly across northern ireland, 12 degrees celsius. further southwards and eastwards, introducing some outbreaks of rain. to see any kind of frost into tuesday morning. it as we head through tuesday. and southwest england too. over the higher ground of scotland, perhaps, for southeast england. this is the colder air, of course, which will be clearing away as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday. but what you'll really notice is that the temperatures start to slip away. the rest of the week. with overnight frosts. can be worked out. let's see what it happen. we're going to, mind, we see how things work we will see how things work out.

a chance we could even see some gales to the very far northwest of scotland.ting to move through, but temperatures around about average for the beginning of february. now sunday that front moves slightly more inland, so quite a damp day on offer across parts of scotland, northern parts of england, but any rain largely petering out by the time we reach the afternoon, and plenty of sunshine across the southeast, where it's been largely cloudy the last couple of days and into the new week. still rather wet and windy across the northwest, but largely dry and bright across the southeast. that's it from me. bye bye. >> we can expect clear skies leading to a light and warm day boxt solar >> go away. >> go away. >> good evening britain. it's 8 pm. on friday, the 31st of january. on this day five years ago, britain finally left the european union. my name is tom harwood and this is brexit. day five. >> tonight we are leaving the european union. for many people, this is an astonishing moment of hope, a moment they thought would never come. >> well, it captured the atten

a chance we could even see some gales to the very far northwest of scotland.some drizzle starting to move through, but temperatures around about average for the beginning of february. now sunday that front moves slightly more inland, so quite a damp day on offer across parts of scotland, northern parts of scotland, northern parts of scotland, northern parts of england, but any rain largely petering out by the time we reach the afternoon, and plenty of sunshine across the southeast, where it's been largely cloudy the last couple of days and into the new week. still rather wet and windy across the northwest, but largely dry and bright across the southeast. that's it from me. bye bye judith raanan. >> we can expect clear skies leading to a light and warm day boxt solar scenes in philadelphia as streets are ablaze after an air ambulance which was carrying a child and five others plummeted from the sky. >> while thought to be a medical transport jet. no survivors expected. eyewitnesses describe the tragedy. >> well, i just see the plane is getting lower and lower a

eastern scotland may see some sunshine, too, quite a brisk wind, as well, up to the northwest, and somey rain running ahead of that. but in the southeast corner, where we do see some clear we will see clearing skies across southeastern parts. so, here is ourfront — yes, a band of cloud for sunday, some bits but this will be weakening all the while. northern ireland should start to see some sunshine into the afternoon. now, we do it all again for the start of the new week, looks like high pressure should build quite strongly across the uk. a bit of rain through monday and into tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the week and some sunshine. live from washington. this is bbc news. a small plane has crashed in philadelphia, commercial aircraft and a military helicopter, safer. us president donald trump says tariffs on canada, them on the eu too. aircraft crashed and sparked a large fire in a built—up the city's office of emergency management wrote on x

when they look to the northwest and saw a group of men coming over small hill heading directly for their camp, pete and waited. and as soon as they within range, he gave the order to fire and they opened up on those men. so withering fire that they drove them back over the crest of the hill very quickly. peyton, his men thought, they had a victory on their hands, so they began cheering prematurely, as it turned out, because while that was shaw's men that were being fired at john's, brown's men were coming in to the south and they were able to slip down and get on the creek down just opposite the creek opposite where peyton men were without seen. and as soon as pacemen began cheering brown's men opened up on them. from their position behind this natural fortification, this creek bank pait realized they would literally shot to pieces because wooden wagons do not stop bullets. five of his men were wounded very quickly several them severely. one was shot through the lung one of the other ones had a bullet go through his cheek and take away part of his pay. did not want to be shot to. so they

so our power catches the capital, presuming goes to northwest is got these orange tops an indicator. these are, may just send us terms, i do produce flash funding, they can produce land slots across the met, sligh's, ecuador, and columbia, increasing the risk throughout the kyra being this regular wind just bringing daily shafts to smaller orleans. of course, whether we can comes in contact with the semester, you tend to get the system right. so maybe you kind of are more likely believes in southern mexico. we'll see the sheriff's or periods of rain. it's seasonally correct. this isn't seasonally correct. a difference between winter in the dose of the us and in canada and somebody trying to come in for the substance division and realize temperatures tend to, to meet in the middle. that's where you tend to get the act through whether this know. so for the next day or so, the significance, the coming thousands advances california answer eastern the, there's no limit to how far a dream contains sta in your own adventure, now counter and february on as jersey to 3 years on from the outbr

it's not just the pacific northwest getting snow.ook at the timing on this. we have this february clipper diving deep hitting the great lakes through this morning, arriving by tonight in upstate new york, parts of pennsylvania, much of new england. this is 9:00 p.m. and notice what happens after that. by tomorrow morning, it's zooming out of here. a lot of this happening overnight for the east coast. you're waking up so some snowfall. along i-90 headed into upstate new york where it intersects with i-87, where we could see higher totals, 3 to 6 inches, but generally low snow totals. 1-3. that's a look at what's going on across the cou >> somara: and that's a look at your forecast. >> somara: and that's a look at your forecast. janai, back to you. >> janai: all right. thanks, somara. >>> still coming up here on "good morning america," music's biggest night is here from the presenters to the performances. what you need to know about this year's grammy awards show. when you live with diabetes, progress is... having your coffee like you

it's going to be busy across the pacific northwest once again this weekend with the atmospheric riveragain open for business with heavy rain and snow that continues to come in not even just for the rest of the weekend but into next week, as well. take a look at the water vapor here. darker blues indicate how much moisture. like squeezing out a sponge. this conveyor belt continues inand for that reason flood risk for the bay area, northern california. that scoots a little bit to the north as we head into the day on sunday. 1 to 3 inches of rain to the valley. 4 to 8 inches in the mountains. the highest of high elevations could be dealing with 1 to 2 feet of snow. in the snoeft, nice and mild. comfortable in the midsection of the country. seasonably cool across the east coast for sunday. nancy? >> andrew kozak, thank you. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," potomac air disasters mourned by a city steeped in aviation. >>> a hike in the price of eggs isn't going over easy with consumers. >>> how a chihuahua made it back to his owner after being lost for eight years. wounded warr

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out west it's an atmospheric river event, flooding northern california into the pacific northwest.aybe a half foot of rain. 1 to 3 feet of snow in the sierras and western rockies. >> lee goldberg back with us tonight. >>> tonight the deeply personal reveal tonight from retired nba star dwyane wade, who is just 43 years old revealing his battle with cancer tonight. >> reporter: tonight, retired nba star dwyane wade revealing that surprise cancer diagnosis. >> what i had on my kidney was a cyst, a tumor. >> reporter: the hall of famer sharing on his podcast that doctors removed nearly half of his right kidney in 2023, after discovering a tumor. >> i had a personal decision to make, and what it was, was if this is cancerous, and this tumor, this cyst is cancerous on your kidney, you're 41 years old. you probably need surgery because it's something that needs to be removed so it doesn't spread. >> reporter: tests showing stage one kidney cancer. black men are among the most diagnosed in the u.s. the father of five who is married to actress gabrielle union, said he went to the doctor af

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might cooley county has this brought that to she felt hospital is no longer the hospital in the northwest. this medical facility has been providing a medical services for the vast majority of the gaza strip population, but we are still expecting that within the coming days we are. we are going to see more batches of internet people who are scheduled to be transported outside garza to receive medical treatment. but what one of the most and very a freight carriers, the grim realities that we have seen is that many families and many people has been listed to beat up to be evacuated from garza. but once the roof out crossing has been reopened, they were not live, they had, they have passed away due to the, to, to these to be injuries that they have been enduring. as these thoughts of stories read it. it is a constant reminder about the drastic tone of the is very well and gauze and how civil units have been in during what can know anybody can into around the blood social 0 star cup with whom reporting from the southern part of the cause, a strip near the roof of border crossing, thank you ver

but across southeast england, east anglia, blustery for the western isles, for northwest scotland, possiblyowers digging in behind our cold front, as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday. then we see high pressure build in from the south, is that the temperatures start to slip away. cooler air — marked in blue here — starting to push in, with overnight frosts. bye—bye for now. the uk—eu "reset" — in court, as it faces running out of money. also in the programme — is it lonely in the office? when most employees are likely to call in sick. live from london this is business today, i'm sally bundock. so lets now get down to business. and investors are reacting announced by president trump over the weekend.

and we have got a fabulous snow coming in across the rockies for the cast guides into the pacific northwest semester. maybe whether even into northern california and so very heavy rain that could cause some flooding. as a result of that is still the as go through sunday on in to monday. further south of this january dry. i'm fine. with warm sunshine rod across itself the, the, the, there's no limit to have a dream container. stuff in your own adventure, no counter, and things the the w watching out to 0 to mind about top stories here. this would be running a boat across in virginia, each of them does that is reopening for medical evacuations. as part of the see spot deal between the amazon is around, the world health organization says 50 patients will be allowed to meet the treatment approve. the nation says at least 700 people have been killed in nearly 3000 injured in fighting this. we can government democratic republic of congo rondon bucks and 23 fights has come to the city and the white house has tire. some goods from mexico, canada and china will come into force on saturday. president

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this incoming goal in front of the no more than bringing a bit of rain to northwest in spain and little bit of light is right and on and britain and coast as norway beyond march. this is fairly obvious. this is wintry weather proper attempt. she's just about freezing over cost, our bags of light snow and that's work is way down towards the black sea where it'll helps the potential rain heading towards nose and took you. attempted to come down here and there just in the balkans to about 5 and sorry if it's still a fairly warm 16 in tucson. now what's happening in central med would have call through shala's into north west africa from tennessee a back to was america. it's like, you know, on shore braces some rain, significant rain with some snow in the sciences, i think during monday. but the night to those task a still steady breezy and dusty time the this is refrain we'll be discussing the war and gaza. and today how palestinian office are responding to it. the only thing that's right is have is the power of award winning old, the fashionable to speak to palestinian bye to a director at

my thanks very much for that detail on the break and he's coming up from the northwest of most go following not the explosion that's off. he's a minor issue for us. of the, the suspension of foreign aid by the term white tasks as wild officials in cat flooding means the lensky is demanding more money. however, when aust by american during that's where all the cash dish dies, the billions and billions during the bite and presidency has gone. the cleaning leader claims he hasn't actually seen most of the report itself. exactly which julia, bye here and have heard before. today we hear from the us on that america gave ukraine hundreds of billions, allow a 177000000000 to be precise. this was the exact figure that was supported or voted on by congress and various organizations not look as the president of a war and country. i tell you, we have received more than 75. that is, we never received 100000000000 out of these 177, or even 200 and some people say, this is important to get the, i don't know where all that money is. it may be true on paper. it may be hundreds of different programs. maybe

again likely as our weather front approaches, we will see quite a brisk wind, as well, up to the northwestind it. will be weakening all the while. like we will see a fair bit of sunshine, as well. some sunny skies developing in parts of northern scotland. now, we do it all again for the start of the new week, another front pushes in from the west — strongly across the uk. a bit of rain through monday and into tuesday, but a lot which is straight after this programme.

quite a brisk wind, as well, up to the northwest, and some outbreaks of rain. some sunshine into the afternoon. like we will see a fair bit of sunshine, as well. temperatures at best 9—10 celsius. strongly across the uk. of dry weather through the week and some sunshine.

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should have been a perfect take off than they were to turn rate around 290 so they were heading were northwest expect that because missouri was the destination and then they ended up crashing east of the field where they just took off which tells me they made more than 180-degree turn in the sky and they were somehow lost. i think it's because they had an instrument problem relating problem or maybe both and they didn't know where they were. when you are in the clouds and you can't see lights or get a sense of what's up and what's down it's easy to lose control unfortunately. >> john it's great to have your expertise on these matters thank you so much for being with us and a reminder of what we know about the people onboard and we were told one of them was a young girl who had been in the u.s. to receive life-saving treatment we are told at shriners hospital onboard with her we believe is a mother and for members of the crew including medical personnel will with this jet rescue company which by the way is based in mexico and the u.s. it was flying as mentioned by brandon missouri on its way ba

others injured in the russian capital by an explosion inside an elite residential complex in the northwest of moscow. and despite destroying most of gaza and internally displaced, thing is people is really prime minister punches to keep pushing. the palestinians as the heads are tossed with his allies, us president trump our decisions and the courage of our soldiers redrawn the map. but i believe that working closely with president trump, which and redrawn even further and for the better the we are watching our to international live in moscow. i'm rachel room over covering the top new stories from around the worlds as questions grow over where us taxpayer money is going head of the newly established department of government efficiency. eli mosque says the us agency of international development must be shut down because it's impossible to fix. the president shutting down here is uh the, the, the, the, the reason set as opposed to simply, um, you know, trying to doing this. a minor house. cleaning is, is that as good again, sir, usa usa id, it became apparent that what we have here is, is no

a bit cooler in towards the pacific northwest and precipitation going to see a bit of change.lot of precipitation in the next few days in and across parts of california and look at this, we might get rain, which we desperately need as well. back over to you. joey: thank you, rick. trump following through with tariff threats on mexico, canada, and chinese imports set to go in place today. what does this tell you, next? charlie: today president trump is set to implement a 25% tariff on imports from mexico and canada and at 10% tariff on goods from china. trump says it won't stop with today's trade announcements. >> eventually we're going to put tariffs on chips, we're going to put tariffs on oil and gas. happying fairly soon around the 18th of february, and we'll put a lot of tariffs on steel. charlie: joining us with more is former commerce secretary under trump. thank you for joining us this morning. in terms of consumers under america, how are they likely to feel some of the tariffs? >> good morning. great to be with you. the president from his first term has lots of experien

. >> that hose aiming towards the southern actually northern california and the pacific northwest, rather. so we saw some showers starting yesterday. and then as you can see, starting to taper off at this, let's close to 11:00pm hour, but more is on the way. so let's time it out for you. this is the big picture. we're going to see some more rain tomorrow, mainly tracking to the north bay. and you know, well to the north of us here, all that activity and then another system expected to drop monday into tuesday. a slight break here on wednesday and another system coming our way now as the system's role in throughout the week. it's going to be a colder system. so that's why we're going to see more snow in the sierra. we're expecting about a trace is a bit of rain for, you know, the south bay, but about a quarter of an inch and up to an inch elsewhere, mainly more activity in the north bay. and this is from now in total the end of the week. so any where between one to 3 inches by the end of the week, which of that those flooding concerns breezy conditions tomorrow. so pack that jacket with th

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meetings and senator murray, senator cantwell, are hearing the same kind of thing in the pacific northwest. you you say that there's never been an effective vaccine. there are a lot of families, parents, kids and grandparents who've used vaccines over the years. and they are concerned that it might not have been good for them to, have been denied the vaccines. do you and or ted is be a principled bipartisan work with anybody who's serious about moving forward you you a lot of stories about how legislation was crafted such as health care bennett and then it twists turns in the end bennett didn't support the affordable care act because of how it moved. how do you kind of maintain those relationships when things do change, when long game changes and cut out the bipartisanship? well, you know, it relates also to one of the other rules about spending, political capital. yeah. the president then president obama invited me to come to the oval on the third day of his first term. just him and i, phil schiliro, you know, he was the congressman was there. but it was just the two of us. and i said to

supposed to take off on runway to four and make a climbing right turn to 290 which is basically northwest that impact sight is back to the east. so it seems to me that they got lost all most as soon as they got up in the clouds which would have been 100 feet off the ground or less. >> sean: but they never responded, john. i listen to the same tape you listened to, they never responded. and the control tower kept reaching out and trying to make contact and there was no contact. and this is the end result. obviously something happened here. i had some guess that said they didn't think it could be a possible stall. i had pilot friends of mine that you fly jets and they do suspect that it might be a stall based on on the speed, there trajectory. it did reach an altar to do about 1600 feet and then dropped off at about 2400 feet per minute and that dissent, you see it is like a rocket ship headed straight down to earth. remeteorite. >> exactly. one of your previous guests said that they will be looking for pieces that might have come off the airplane and i wonder about that. but it might be so

so they were headed northwest. you would expect that since missouri was their destination, but they ended up crashing east of the field where they had just taken off, which again tells me that they made more than a 180 degree turn in the sky and that they were somehow lost. i think that's because they had an instrument problem or a lighting problem, or maybe both, and they simply didn't know where they were. when you're in the clouds and you can't see lights, you can't get a sense of what's up and what's down. it's very easy to lose control of an airplane. unfortunately. >> yeah. john, it is always great to have your expertise on these matters. thank you so much for being with us, john scott. and just a reminder again of what we know about the people on board that plane. we are told there were six people. one of them was a young girl who had been in the u.s. to receive life saving treatment. we are told at shriners hospital on board with her, we believe was her mother. and then the four members of the crew, who inc

disaster we just saw in california and we realized the situation is we already knew this in the northwest. we've had our share of dramatic fires. there was a border crossing issue, a town was flooded, and another town, fire wiped through the town. over 300,000 acres burned in wildfires in my state just in 2024. how do we make sure we keep politics, i feel like some much politics happened on federal funding in the last few years. how do we keep politics out of it and disagreements and make sure there was a case on the malden fire, it was delayed for months, about a disagreement between the president then and our governor and it took a new administration -- cathy mcmorris rodgers and i were working together for these funds. how will you help us deliver disaster systems without the noise we are hearing? ms. loeffler: i appreciate the question. certainly your state has had your share of disaster, you have the bomb cyclone in november and ongoing recovery. i think americans were stunned by the politicization of the hurricane response under fema where they refused to go to homes with trump sign

and then we have some rain arriving into the northwest overnight.ick around for more on this coming up. >> it's just gone. 6:00. i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm anne diamond, and this is gb news breakfast. and huge apologies because it really gets me when we spell something wrong. we spelt tariff wrong there. did you notice? >> oh did we? >> oh did we? >> two hours and an f and it should be two. >> r and two f's. well, the. >> r and two f's. well, the. >> tariff that changed. >> tariff that changed. >> maybe we'll get the tariff problem. >> it was a tariff. yeah. there you go. >> well these things happen but we will get that sorted out. >> i know, but spelling really. >> i know, but spelling really. >> it does matter. it does matter. but it's, it's you know, it's one of those things that is changing a little bit. >> i know texting that's changed it. yes. >> auto correct. >> auto correct. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i don't. >> i don't. >> think we'll have autocorrect as a menace because i mean sometimes it gets it right, but most times it gets it wrong and y