ations is it time for labor to call time on housing associations over notting hill housing in genesis housing associations emerging in your constituency sixty five thousand homes of the turner of point seven billion pounds is this labor going to do something about housing association absolutely there has to be complete review of how they run they've been getting bigger and bigger and they started where i live in north kensington they started there to get people out of the slums they are now the new slum landlords i've got photographs that would make you feel physically ill but people's health people living in notting hill housing they've become the slum landlords and they're getting bigger and bigger and less and less accountable and that's completely wrong there has to be a riff you of how that works the labor campaign to remain because it ironic that it is precisely because of brics it and even the european court of human rights which protects private property if britain gets out of europe gets out of its commitments to that it will be allowed to nationalize housing the asians will

she also played honey thacker in the film notting hill., lizo mzimba, who began by reading out a statement from emma chambers' agent. we are very sad to announce the untimely death of natural causes of the actress emma chambers. she created a wealth of characters and an immense body of work. she brought laughter and joy to many and will be greatly missed. at this difficult time, we ask that the privacy of her family and loved ones be respected. her agent also added that she died on wednesday evening. it says it all there. she broughtjoy to so many people through two roles in particular. we are looking now at these images from the vicar of dibley. that's the one i associate her with. i loved her in that show, as i'm sure many others did. absolutely. dawn french was the star of that show, but the show wouldn't have worked anywhere near as well without alice tinker, that character played by emma chambers. the episode ending with that wonderful sequence in every episode but also loyal and lovable. people related to her so strongly. she was suc

she found fame playing honey in the 1999 film notting hill, but was perhaps best known for her role as dawn french in the vicar of dibley. emma chambers, who has died at the age of 53. the international committee of the red cross says more than 20 of its staff have been dismissed in the last three years for sexual misconduct. the disclosure is the result of an internal review of the swiss—based organisation which has more than 17,000 staff worldwide. our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley is following developments. it says that since 20001521 it says that since 2000 1521 staff members were either dismissed or resign for painful sexual services. this is banned, even in countries where prostitution is legal. two more members of staff did not have their contracts removed, and the head of the icrc was saddened to report these incidents. he said he was concerned that case it should have been reported before that were not, or that cases were not properly handled. of course, the icrc is the latest humanitarian organisation to reveal cases of misconduct in the wa ke reveal cases of misco

i've got photographs that would make you feel physically ill but people's health people living in notting hill housing they've become the slum landlords and they're getting bigger and bigger and less and less accountable and that's completely wrong there has to be a refute of how that works the labor campaign to remain which is ironic that it is precisely because of brics that even the european court of human rights which protects private property. if britain gets out of europe gets out of its commitments to that it will be allowed to nationalize housing the asians will be able to take all these things it's a demographic and draw is not a good time for corbin supporting policies supporting politicians yes it is and there's an awful lot that has to be reviewed but we're in the right place to do that now i think we really are i think we've come to labor coming to grips with the massive social housing problem that we have. to think they've you know i think we need to have done better for quite a long time being a voice in the wilderness in kensington people listening now because of this awful atr

possibly inevitably when richard curtis, the writer of the vicar of diddley, did a film notting hill,oney, hugh grant's younger sister, in many ways almost exactly the same character as alice tinker, but that doesn't make it any less lova ble. but that doesn't make it any less lovable. it was a beautiful role. these two roles were the ones that people really do remember herfor. a lot of reactions on social media. from hugh grant. yes, he said, emma chambers was a hilarious and very warm arson. and of course they relate actress. very sad news. emma freud, the partner of richard curtis, said ourfriends, emma chambers, has died. we are very sad. she was a great, great comedy performer and truly a fine actors. a tender, sweet, funny, unusual, loving human being. members of the public who watched her over the yea rs public who watched her over the years in those roles, because at the age of 53, very young to die. according to the statement from her agent, of natural causes. but still, the age of 53, a great degree of shock out there. people tweeting, how much they remember it, how much she

as well as her role of honey in the film notting hill.s paid tribute, saying our beautiful friend has died. has paid tribute, saying our beautifulfriend has died. she has paid tribute, saying our beautiful friend has died. she was a great comedy performer, a truly fine actress and a tender, sweet, funny, unusual, loving human being. emma chambers‘ agents have also issued a statement: they said: we are very sad to announce the untimely death, from natural causes, of the acclaimed actress, emma chambers. two people have appeared in court charged with causing the deaths of two brothers in coventry by dangerous driving. corey and casper platt—may, who were six and two, were on a family trip to a park when they were hit by a car on thursday. robert brown — who's 53—years—old — and gwendoline harrison who's 41 — were remanded in custody. detectives in north london are appealing for help to find a missing three—year—old boy who was last seen around 3:30pm. the last sighting of him, who is from faro, we should have a picture of him for you. we wi

this is emma, she is my baby sister. just as loved as honey in the hit hong kong, notting hill.her hilarious and brilliant actress, while dawn french led the two bits in the vicar of dibley cast, saying she had lost the most loyalfriend anyone could wish for. fans are mourning the woman behind the comedy character who was loved by millions. the actress emma chambers there, who has died at the age of 53. the actress emma chambers there, who has died at tiifi is geifiss’m: e e president trump blocked the memo's ! warning that the document contained classified material. 0ur washington correspondent has been explaining the significance of this new information. well, he really is. it is a ten page memo released by the democrats, refuting an earlier memo put out by a republican members of the house intelligence committee and that republican memo, just to take you back to that so that we can set the current one in some context, it describes a politically biased justice department and fbi. in particular, it claimed that the fbi relied on a dossier compiled by a former british spy, a man c

got photographs that would make you feel physically ill the people's house the people living in notting hill housing they've become the slum landlords and they're getting bigger and bigger and less and less accountable and that's completely wrong there has to be a refute of how that works the labor campaign to remain but is it ironic that it is precisely because of bricks.

just as loved was honey in hit romcom notting hill.ed her a hilarious and brilliant actress. while dawn french led the tributes from the vicar of dibley cast, saying she'd lost the most loyal and loving friend anyone could wish for. and fans are mourning the woman behind a comedy character who was loved by millions. the actress emma chambers, who has died at the age of 53. the head of the international committee of the red cross has said the recent revelations of sexual misconduct by aid agency workers is a watershed moment for the charity sector. yves daccord's comments came as he revealed that more than 20 of his staff have been dismissed in the last three years for sexual misconduct. our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley, reports. the red cross emblem is seen as a symbol of protection around the world. like here in south sudan. and most of the time it is. but the icrc has now revealed behaviour it says was a betrayal of the people it was set up to serve. since 2015, 21 members of staff either resigned or were dismissed for p

just as loved was honey in hit romcom just as loved was honey in hit romcom notting hill.illiant actress. while dawn french led the tributes from the vicar of dibley cast, saying she'd lost the most loyal and loving friend anyone could wish for. and fans are mourning the woman behind a comedy character who was loved by millions. a debut feature from romania has won the prestigious golden bear at the berlin film festival. ‘touch me not‘ tells the story of an english woman coming to terms with her sexuality. also celebrating was the american wes anderson — who was named best director. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. the golden bearfor best film goes to... touch me not, by adina pintilie. you could tell from the look on their faces, they weren‘t expecting this. a small low—budget film that has become a big success. open your eyes and just look at each other. touch me not is about intimacy and sex, shocking some viewers with its explicit scenes. some of main protagonists were non—actors, including christian bayerlein who is severely disabled. the film‘s director believes her wo

the vicar of dibley, alongside dawn french — as well as her role as honey thacker in the film notting hillitain's women's curling team have lost to japan in the bronze medal match at the winter olympics in south korea. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london with carrie gracie. hello and a very warm welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week we look at the continuing carnage in syria, and discuss the latest twists in the brexit debate. my guests this week: the political commentator alex deane, marc roche of le point, the american writer and broadcaster jeffrey kofman, and the columnist for the gulf based newspaper the national, and arab weekly rashmee roshann lall. welcome to you all. barrel bombs, air strikes and shelling by syrian government forces have killed nearly 500 people this week, many of them children. eastern ghouta the beseiged area on the edge of the syrian capital damascus, has been described as "hell on earth". the un has called for a ceasefire. rashmee, you've been following this nightmare, do you see an end to the suffering of people in syria? i think

just as loved was honey in hit romcom just as loved was honey in hit romcom notting hill.rilliant actress. while dawn french led the tributes from the vicar of dibley cast, saying she'd lost the most loyal and loving friend anyone could wish for. and fans are mourning the woman behind a comedy character who was loved by millions. dimi feature from romania has won the bear award at the berlin film festivals. it tells the story of a woman coming to terms with her sexuality. also, wes anderson was made best director. the golden bear goes to... you can tell from the look on their faces, they went expecting this. —— they we re they went expecting this. —— they were not. a small low—budget film that has become a big success. open your eyes and look at me. it is about intimacy and sex, shocking the sum of us with their scenes. some of the people were not actors, including christian pioline who was severely disabled. this comes in a necessary moment when the fear of the other is growing and there is this all over the world. i think it's very important that the amazing people that

not had a chance to read. and we a 650 page bill got it on wednesday. talking to members on capitol hill, they have not read the whole thing. i have not had the time or the bandwidth to actually do that. that is why senator rand paul held it up. this is something that combined several dozen tax extenders. these are a lot of tax breaks that were expired and not included in the 2015 package or the bill that we saw december. there were tax benefits in there for horse racing and tax benefits for when credits. -- win credits. pretty much running the gamut of everything that was not included last time. it is difficult to peace apart this 650 page bill if you are not looking precisely for what -- if you're not looking at it for precisely something that you wanted in their. greta: that will be the next homework assignment for you and other reporters on capitol hill to dig through this 650 plus pages and figure out what's in it. let's go to tom in hawaii, republican. caller: i appreciate you taking my call. the point i would like to make is how inefficient this is for our country. not only is it

not a typo. snow across bay area hills. we'll show you where it's likely, if we get precipitation from the front that's coming in, there's a good chance we can see snow across the north and east bay hills. but we'll track it for you coming up. >>> new details this morning on a deadly double shooting in san francisco. this happened last night near oak and shrader street. police say the shooting started over an argument among a group of people. one person opened fire killing a man and injuring another. that is suspect took off. it was parked behind an rv and the suspect was found inside. an officer-involved shooting then occurred. details on what happened have not been released. police tell us no one was hurt in that officer-involved shooting and the suspect was taken into custody. >>> the community of parkland, florida waking up this morning, wounds still fresh. while the healing process is just beginning, we are learning more disturbing details about the shooter's dark past. omar jimenez reports. >> reporter: in the mind of

out monday, aing massive document that capitol hill is not looking forward to that much. republicans in the house and senate told me [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] he has been talking regularly with lawmakers. he does not need a budget he wantsto tell them to achieve infrastructure or a massive boost to the pentagon budget. the numbers in the document will not be as important as it is writing budgets on capitol hill because congress passed a budget with little regard with what the white house is putting up. host: will the president's budget be drastically different than what they just agree to? guest: it will be drastically different because what they agree to was a record level of domestic funding increases. the white house put out a statement yesterday and sourcing this deal largely because of the huge increases to the military spending, which president trump has been asking for for more than a year now. the w

hill. she said not with you. she rode down the hill with one of fdr's secret service detail and i'm sure fdr had a really wonderful story to tell from then, probably embellished it over the years, as the day the queen would not ride with him. while they were up here the roosevelts treated the royals to an all-american picnic. we always hear about the hot dogs that were served. the menu was much more vast than that. virginia ham, smoked turkey, hot sausages, hot dogs, mixed green salad, strawberry shortcake for dessert. but it was the hot dogs that really stole the show. and they were swift premium hot dogs. and i don't believe the queen had ever seen a hot dog before. because she asked fdr what they were. fdr said, it's a hot dog. she said, how would i eat such a thing? he says you take one in your hand, you put it in your mouth, and you push and you chew. which was a very descriptive as to teach somebody how to eat a hot dog. but she did not have one. the king enjoyed his and went back for seconds but the queen d

this is not an easy slalom hill.ain. there's more pitch and more terrain and it's throwing people off. >> we await the americans and send you up the hill to steve perino. >> still the same story, lindsey vonn, who is pulling into the start right now, didn't do a whole lot of slalom training between runs. it's all about rest for her. waving right now. she's looking awfully relaxed. what might play into her hand, a pretty short slalom hill. not overly difficult, with that big time after the first run. who knows? >> we've seen a very unpredictable doubleheader here today. just joining us. the men's slalom saw the two most consistent slalom skiers in the world. inside race to decide it. racing in all of the disciplines in pyeongchang. a busy olympics for her. just the second skier down. vann who turned in the factionefactiostest time will go last. >> the men, the slalom portion of their combined event, ran on the same hill. it was on the steeper side and it has a lot of water on it. muzaferija with the top time, just two

there might be a few flakes on the top of the hills, not a huge amount of rain around but anywhere acrossf england, there could be gaps in the cloud and temperatures could drop below freezing, perhaps —6 in parts of east anglia. there will be some hazy sunshine to start your thursday. it will cloud over in the north and west. some bright weather in scotland but to northern england, wales and the south—west, generally cloudy day with patchy rain and drizzle in the morning but by the evening rush hour some heavy bursts of rain into the west. overall a mail today with highs of around ten. —— overall a milder day. you're watching beyond one hundred days. the us government tries to avert another shutdown two days before it i’u ns another shutdown two days before it runs out of money. senators say they've got a two year budget deal — now they have to sell it to the house before the government runs out of money on friday. and it's not even clear whether president trump wants to keep the government up and running — he says a shutdown isn't such a bad idea after all. let's have a shutdown — it's w

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hill. she said not with you. apparently risk her life that day wasn't going to do it second time. so she went down tt hill with his secret detail. i'm sure he embellished it over the year the day the queen would not ride with him. but while they were up here the roosevelts treated the royals to an all american public. now we always hear about the hot dogs that were served. but the menu was much more vast than that. they had virginia ham. smoked turk. hot sausages. hot dogs. mixed green sal i had. strawberry shortcake for desert. but it was the hot dogs that stole the show. and i don't believe the queen had seen a hot dog before. because she asked fdr what they were. fdr said its a hot dog. she shade how would i eat such a thing? he said you take one in your hand you put it in your mouth, and you push and you chew. which was a very descriptive way to teach stb how to eat a hot dog. but she did not have one. and the king went back and enjoyed his and went back for seconds but the queen did not have one. this visit by many in the press was deemed a social visit. but the visit was much

she was not prepared to risk her life a second time. so she rode down the hill with secret service, and i am sure that he had a wonderful story to tell from that and probably embellished it the day that the queen would not ride with him. and while they were up here, the roosevelts and the royals and the all-american picnic. we always hear about the hot dogs served, but the menu was vast, virginia ham, smoked turkey, hot sausages, mixed green salads and strawberry shortcake for desert. and the hot dogs stole the show. they were swift premium hot dogs, and the queen had never seen a hot dog before. and she asked what it was, and he said it is a hot dog. and she said, how would i eat such a thing, and she said, you take one in your hand -- put on your hand and push and shove it in and chew. that is an indication she had never had one. he went back for seconds pushgs the queen did not have one. this visit, and like many here was teamed a social visit, but the visit was, you know, in the middle of june 1939 and 2 1/2 months before september 1st and the invasion of po

bay watch you can see how shaky this emeryville camera is here, 50 degrees there, east bay hills camera, we're not expecting showers, at least not yet. gusty and chilly overnight tonight, sunny and warmer saturday, and it is going to be sharply cooler on sunday, here's your 12-hour planner, at 7:00 a.m. you'll be looking at temperatures in the 30s, and at noon, temperatures will be coming up to 50 degrees. wind tonight at 7:00, still gusty, stronger winds expected in the overnight hours, 5:00 a.m. still breezy, around fairfield, 29 miles an hour, 30 miles an hour at 9:00 a.m., so do hang on the steering wheels during the morning commute, will be gusty in spots is. first thing in the morning, also make sure you have your coats and jackets, temperatures in the inland valley will be in the upper 20s to low 30s. afternoon highs will look like this, upper 50s to lower 60s, pretty much the same pattern that we have had. that may be changing by monday. this computer model wants to bring in a system from canada, and as it drops southward, it's going to be much colder here, sierra will be seeing snow, this

your best time to travel because the weather does slide down hill. not torrential rain, but just enough. fog rolling in so that there will be some delays and dense fog may continue into monday night and into your tuesday morning commute. we will see a good deal of showers here especially in the lehigh valley. joining bill henley at 4:30 in the morning, you will see clouds thicken up in the sky. the green, the showers still hold off until lunch hour. 2:30, and 3:00 you see more in the way of showers. and then you will see it taper off as we go into monday night. from snow to shorts. temperatures lower 70s on tuesday and upper severi70s. average high is 45 degrees. a 33-degree jump than what we have ever have before. >>> thanks. coming up, reporting to spring training with a distinct look. highlights from l.a. up next. >> announcer: nbc 10 olympic medal count brought to you locally by xfinity. it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and security of independence blue cross, obstacles become openings. as we have for nearly 80 years, we'l

it will be a massive document that capitol hill is not looking forward to. that this isold me something they know will be important to show trump's priorities, but they know what he wants to do. he has been talking regularly with lawmakers. he doesn't need a giant budget document to tell him he wants to achieve infrastructure or massive boost to the pentagon budget. the numbers in this document will not be as important as writing budgets on capitol hill. congress just passed this, with little regard to what the white house will put out. >> will the president's budget be drastically different than what they agreed to? what wasl be because agreed to was a record level of domestic funding increase. -- the white house put out a statement in forcing this deal because of the huge increases to the military spending, which president trump has been asking for for more than a year. the white house endorses the deal, but the domestic spending was higher than deemed necessary. this is something the white house has made clear that he doesn't think the departments like th

. >> from the east bay hills, not as noisy as the last couple of nights as high pressure has taken controlwe'll get sunshine and warm temperatures today and tomorrow. the accuweather highlights, that's when everything changes. temperatures tumble at least 10 to 15 degrees. it will feel cooler than that. that will usher in one of the coldest air masses in a long time. we could have freezing cold nights next week. today, look at the temperatures, mid to upper 60s away from the coast. except for santa cruz at 67. half moon bay at 62 degrees. let's break down some neighborhoods. inland, 38 this morning. quite a cool start, but then you jump to 63 by noon. 67 at 4:00 and 56 at 7:00. your highs will run from about san ramon and pittsburg, 67 to 70. the south bay, milder at 40. still in the mid-60s by noon and mid to upper 60s at 4:00. 57 by 7:00. your temperatures from 65 at milpitas to los gatos at 69 degrees. we're dropping into the upper 30s to mid-40s tonight. here's the arctic plunge coming our way. look who it does to our temperatures. sunday to monday. we'll be in the 70s saturday and 15

at cherry hill, not bad. the 42 freeway looks good northbound and southbound from the 55 to the walt whitman bridge. speeds into the 60s. >>> grieving parents, bereaved parents and teachers, all talking with state and local lawmakers to talk about safety a day after hearing from people whose lives were forever changed by gun violence. >> never going to see my kid again. i want you all to know that. never, ever will i see my kid. >> woke up to the news that my best friend was gone. >> nbc10's matt delucia joins us from the digital operations center. survivors and families of the victims of the high school massacre are hoping their stories make a difference in washington. >> reporter: right. the focus was on keeping students safe in school. the question is how to do that. for the people who visited the white house yesterday, it was about gun laws. some of the group told their stories about their experience with gun violence calling for action and not to waste the opportunity. sam lost his best friend in the sho

hill. it's not nice to fool mother nature but mother nature is fooling her flowers, how is that going to work? >> yes jim. you probably out and about, and notice daffodils popping out in the area and the experts say that is not uncommon and typical here in the philadelphia area we get a quick hit of of spring like weather and the daffodils can withstand it but there are tree bugs and flowers that are not too happy if we get a cold snap or see snow. visitors the arboretum in chestnut hill came time-out to enjoy the warmth, they couldn't help but notice spring flowers making an appearance. >> it's fantistic, it's a long time coming and flowers coming out off the ground. >> it's magnificent and i see the crocuses and snow drops for the first time. and daffodils poking up through the grass it's wonderful. >> a wonderful sign of spring but is there reason for concern? can the flowers and tree buds endure the cold snap that is coming. >> things like the magnolia trees they are not quite out yesterday but if the warm weather persists and turns cold like last year the emerging flowers can be damaged.

. >> reporter: one issue the president did not talk about in his address was gun control. and some republicans on capitol hill would not talk about it either. >> this is not the time to jump to some conclusion not knowing the full facts. >> reporter: but florida senator bill nelson said guns like the one used in parksland shouldn't be allowed. >> this gun is not for hunting. that's for killing. >> reporter: yet new gun control laws aren't likely. >> i wish i had hope. i'm an optimist, but we've got to keep trying. >> reporter: congress did observe a moment of silence out of respect for those kills. mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with a teacher at marjory stoneman douglas high school and we'll hear from one of the students who took shelter in her classroom. >>> on capitol hill this morning there's plenty of finger pointing. as expected, four plans to defeat immigration policy were defeated in the senate. that leaves thousands of children brought here as dreamers face limbo. president trump annulled the program last year. >> so the immigration demagogues went

. >> staying in new jersey now, the superintendent of the cherry hill school district is not opening up about a teach here is reportedly on administrative leave. comment last night doctor met with student and parent at cherry hill west, siting obligations for not being able to talk about, an ab history at east talked in class about security concerns about the school. now reportedly on lever. some parent took up his cause and criticized the district how it hands the recalled. >> this is something that's on their minds every day, and they are told that they're going to be suspend philadelphia they voice concerns and support for the only teacher that made an issue of this? this is ridiculous. >> some parent say there has also cents been deficit in communication from the district over the larger issue of school safety. >> as investigators are still trying to get inside the old city builds that caught fire over a week ago, to fine more clues as to how it start, february 18th fire say the building extremely unstable, all five floors collapsed during the four alarm fire, in a exclusive inter

not knowing what happened. police say they arrested a man they saw walking around a pleasant hill neighborhood carrying an assault style rifle. this is video in the scene where police found that man outside an apartment complex of contra costa boulevard. not only was that man carrying an assault style rifle but also carrying a bullet proof vest. and shelter in place so the s.w.a.t. team could search the complex and surrounding area. it was a very frightening and law night for those neighbors. >> as soon as he parked, lady that lives here, she says don't get in the car, go away. and somebody with a high assault rifle ak 47, someone saw him in the hallway, and he had a gun, a rifle. >> pleasant hill police could not track that man down until today. they say he had mental health problems but fortunately no one was hurt. >>> a man is in the hospital after a violent crash in san francisco. it happened this afternoon in the richmond district. witnesses tells the man was riding a bike down a hill going very fast. they think he might have lost control. slammed into the parked car you see there in the area of 22nd area. m

-- she's got the mettle and the spine to deal with anything so i know she's not running away from it. >> according to the hill, budget requests for the defense department say, quote, major power competition, not terrorism, is now the primary concern in u.s. national security. long-term strategic competitions with china and russia are the principal priorities for the department. does that reflect -- this is an interesting topic because you and i talked about both of these things about these threats. does this reflect the global threat scene as you see it? >> i believe it does. you're also going to see a short disconnect between what the department of defense feels are the global threats. the white house agrees that china itself is probably our largest strategic adversary. i think underground -- you certainly see this reflected in some of the commentary you hear from the national security staff. that russia is a secondary threat. certainly when the president is directing that the national security apparatus ignore the russia hacking attack that occurred in 2016. you're going to have that disconnect. but the rus

we could well see some significant snow falling into scotland, especially in the hills but not just, t times in the week ahead, some of it disruptive. it will often be windy with gales and places too. nick, thank you. it isjust be windy with gales and places too. nick, thank you. it is just before 6:50 am. it is time for click. this is how a self—driving car sees the world. lidar sensors feed the car with a continuous 360—degree view of its surroundings, along with crucial depth information. it is the key technology for a successful autonomous drive. this week, in the us, a mighty court case got under way as google's autonomous car spin—off company waymo and uber locked horns in a battle that could have seen uber‘s self—driving taxi plans stall. what was expected to be a three—week battle over who had access to the secret keys that make autonomous cars work was suddenly ended on friday, as the two sides agreed to stop locking horns and work together. an out—of—court settlement seems to have sealed the deal. with that possible roadblock removed, uber‘s plans to taxi us around without a

for our hills as well, the problem with the system is that it does not pack a lot of moisture. what we see will be scattered. perhaps the dusting on the local hills. here is the golden gate bridge. mostly cloudy skies. a beautiful start to the day. right now temperatures are slightly warmer than yesterday. we are nothing a lot of wind. the transition will come later this morning and into the afternoon. by this afternoon you will notice the difference. yesterday we were in the 60s and some 70s. today we are struggling to get to an afternoon high of 50. we are dry this morning. partly to mostly cloudy. the rain and snow is still to the north of us. it will drop it over the course of today. it will be later today, monday and tuesday before we feel it. here is a better view. you can see only northern california is seeing part of this and of course oregon and washington. these are the advisories that are set up. already in the sierra we are looking at that coming today. the central valley will get this a little bit later. for us, it does not come until late monday night, midnight on

it will be accompanied by some misty, murky weather over the hills. notushes eastwards but there will be a lot of cloud around so it will be much milder. no frost on monday morning. lows of around five or six celsius. hello, this is breakfast, with chris mason and rachel burden. the husband of the murdered mp jo cox resigns from two organisations set up in her memory after allegations of sexual harassment. brendan cox admits he behaved inappropriately while working for save the children, but denies assaulting a woman at harvard university in 2015. good morning, it's sunday the 18th of february. also this morning: a major review of university funding will be unveiled by ministers today as mps claim interest rates on student loans are "unjustifiable". thousands of people in florida, including survivors of wednesday's mass school shooting, take to the street to demand tighter gun controls.

. >>> we are watching what's happening in hour on capitol hill, one of our sources tell msnbc news, drama is likely to what she will or will not say behind closed doors. >>> also on capitol hill, we're expecting to hear from house speaker paul ryan any minute. he'll be at the podium after days of pressure for congress to do something on gun violence. the ball seems to be in the sfaet's court. your status update is next. >>> one day before students at stoneman douglas high school, we're hearing back from the sheriff's deputy that's being slammed for not taking out the killer. his lawyer says those statements are untrue. >>> i want to start with kristen welker. hope hicks talking with congress behind closed doors. it's important to have the context here, hick's inner sicker when it comes to the president. >> that's right. she is communications director, but she's also the former director of strategic communication. she served as then candidate trump's press secretaryism she worked for the trump organization, she's close with ivanka trump and worked with her as well. this is something u someone who is not only a close aid by a co

especially in the southern scotla nd slow especially in the southern scotland and northern england, not just on hillsou will notice as temperatures dip close to freezing, that means a risk of ice going into the morning. tomorrow a much colder day, changing the wind direction north—westerly. you see the land, there will be good spells sunshine with showers coming in from the north—west, going further south—east in the day, and it will cold enough for sleet and snow or hail, and the temperatures down compared to today. it is going to feel much colder. further opportunities for rain and snow as we go through the week, the next node could be monday night into tuesday morning. we will keep you updated on that. hello and a very warm welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill, today we look at some very tough talking in this week's brexit moves — we wonder how long president zuma can survive in south africa? and as the winter olympics kick off, what diplomatic benefits could follow the sporting endeavours? my guests — the times columnist iain martin, and the american writer jef mcallister, agnes poirer of fr

>> if we do not succeed on capitol hill with the congressional review act, there are a variety of lawsuitshat are basically in the embryonic stages. we do not know, they will be collected into one super lawsuit, we do not know where that will be heard. it will be years either way for this to wind to the courts. the net:the fight is not over yet.>> german the freedom frontier association thank you for talking with us.>>> outside our doors this afternoon a bit of a cold start before the second half temperatures came up from yesterday with a lot of sunshine and as we get into tomorrow the clouds coming back. here is the view over the bay from san francisco. mostly clear as we head into your second half of the afternoon and early evening hours. here's another shot looking out toward san francisco. san francisco 52, santa rosa 60 . livermore 56, san jose 58. and look at the 24 hour temperature change, up by several trees. santa rosa 13 degrees warmer now than this time yesterday. 10 in nampa. temperatures will be in the 50s tomorrow with a lot of cloud cover. a look at the storm tracker we have

did not have the proper checks in place?” think william hilly making changes happen all the time. our decision today shows that the rules work, if someone does not comply with the rules they will face stiff regulatory action from others. the decision today does notjust send a clear message to william hill but it sends a message to the entire gambling industry. from a gambling commission point of view, were you surprised to find out that one of the most recognisable names and shop fronts on our high streets in the uk was found to be making money from deposits linked to criminal activity? i think we are surprised that any gambling operator does not ta ke that any gambling operator does not take these responsibilities as seriously as they should. whether it isa seriously as they should. whether it is a big high street name or a smaller operator does not really matter. as a member of the public you should be entitled to the same protection whatever gambling company you use, whether a big name or a small company we will take similar levels of action

not provide his vision for d.a.c.a. recipients who could face deportation. >> president trump tweeted his support. lauren blanchard is live in washington, d.c.. >> reporter: the big breakthrough on capitol hill. senate leaders say they have reached the bipartisan long- term budget deal. >> the budget deal does not have everything democrats want. it does not have everything republicans want but it has a great deal of what the american people want. >> our armed forces will have more resources they need to keep america safe. >> reporter: in 2011 as part of the budget control act, spending limits are put in place for domestic and defense spending. the senate package lifts those by nearly $400 billion for the next two years. you funds the government through march 23rd and includes money for disaster relief, a four your extension of the child health insurance program. it does not include a d.a.c.a. fix or anything related to border security. the program that protects immigrants who are about to the u.s. legally -- illegally as children expires march 5. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promised to allow debate on d.a.c.a. if the government stays open. some democratic senators have said they a

the white house has not responded to the testimony we're hearing on capitol hill. that is one of the topics i expect we'll hear from sarah sanders. this is the second time this month alone that the white house has been faced with the leader of their own intelligence community on capitol hill saying they've not been given any directives from this white house on how to combat cyber attacks in russia. this is the second time in as many weeks this is feeding into the narrative, the question here. the president spent so much time talking about the russia investigation, calling it a wich hunt again but has fa spespent less time talking about what he will do about that meddling. on both the house and senate side, under testimony by republicans and democrats saying yes, they have no doubt at all that russia meddled in the election and intend to do it in the 2018 and perhaps 2020 elections. we have not heard what the white house specifically intends to do about that. we'll see if we do today, brianna. >> tomorrow marks two weeks since 17 students and staff were gunned down

hill. ok? conversely, howard now -- i am not accusing howard of being a bad guy. he gave his, he gave his arm in the peninsula campaign. he is courageous. he is well-trained. he is thoughtful. he is a good guy, but he does not have the command presence, apparently, that hancock had. and that is no, that is not a really severe criticism, because not a lot of people did. ok? but hancock's staffer, charles morgan, reports, general howard himself was apparently despond and -- despondent and his brother major howard could not restrain his mortification at the behavior of the corps. halsted, the guy who claims to be the only person who had witnessed their first meeting, says howard was near the cemetery gate and looked the picture of despair. and swinton now from the times, howard was an efficient officer, but rather of a negative nature. and referring to the confusion, says, he had not been able to quell the confusion on cemetery hill. and this is what i think is really damning. general beauford, division, calvary division commander who basically you could say started

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drizzle pushing its weight eastwards, it will be accompanied by a misty, murky weather over the hills. nott pushes eastwards that there will be a lot of cloud around so much milder. no frost on monday morning, lows of around five or six celsius. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika — our top stories: tough words for some us leaders — students from the school targeted in a mass shooting, demand tighter gun controls. if all our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers, then it is for the victims to be the change we need to see. president trump's national security adviser accuses the syrian government of using chemical weapons, and demands action from global leaders. thousands turn out to show their respects in zimbabwe — as the body of opposition leader morgan tsvangira returns home. also in the programme — can you see anything unusual about this picasso? we'll uncover the mystery hiding behind the masterpiece.

up there on capitol hill this morning, you're not supposed to talk about it, but he's paying very close attention. >> they have been quite volatile today. i normally wouldn't be looking at my iphone, but given the market moves, i'm checking it. it's now up 187 points, so we're back up today. >> well, the administration has claimed credit for the markets going up. are they going to claim credit when the markets go down? >> again, i think we'll still claim credit for the fact that it's up over 30% since the election. >> in the conversation, is there anything washington-specific to this? greg mentioned with the change with the fed, there are some concerns there. but for the most part in the last several months, the markets have loved the tax cut plan. they've loved less regulation. is there something trump-centric to this? >> the other question was how much was built into this market. everyone expected that the tax cuts were expected to happen last year, never mind the dysfunction. the market didn't really climb because of that, it was already built in. that, i think, is the question here.

not hurt. the city of alameda could allow legal cannabis businesses in the city, like steep hill labs have not been able to set up shops though pot was legalized last month. the city has no regulations for cannabis business permits. some proposed rules tonight and they'll listen to arguments for and against pot businesses in the city. >> the lack of rules in the pot industry isn't just affecting alameda. a new report from the california growers association found less than 1% of the state's known cannabis growers licensed. costs and barriers are to blae. it should create taxable revenue but if more businesses are not licensed that will be lower than anticipated. >>> 1 in antioch to 13 in half moon bay where some frost is possible near half moon bay. temperatures in san francisco. 36 right now at ocean beach. glenn park, 38. sunny side, 39. and it's golden gate park, one of those areas that's going to have some frost at some point this morning. this morning. downtown down to 38. the traffic coming in, waiting will be cold. if you're going to be on the roads, scrape a little frost off the car. li