piers morgan tonight thank you very much there were new opportunities we need to regroup there. are never thinking of ways our plan of action. that killed my so our chance our loved one so it's me right now i just think you know. and time is of the essence to keep global warming well under two degrees experts say emissions must drop by up to seventy percent over the next three decades but global emissions rose in twenty seventeen and are on track to do the same this year. or at least have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world seventy nine cities in china including beijing have issued pollution alerts according to state media a blanket of small but over large chunks of the country is largely the result of coal fired heating systems being switched on for the winter. in georgia thousands of opposition supporters have protested against the result of the country's presidential election the demonstrations are accusing the government of voter fraud and demanding a rerun earlier this week salomé service shilly was declared the election winner chill baby x. sov

club made a reported offer of 65 million pounds to buy wimbledon park, whose members, including piers morganund 85,000 pounds each from the sale. swimming's international governing body has announced a new competition for next year. olympic champion adam peaty stated last week that swimming was "stuck in 1970" after fina forced the cancelation of a new rival event he was backing. fina hopes the new format will appease those who have voiced frustrations with its governance. the fa has announced that martin glenn has resigned from his position of chief executive officer — he'll step down at the end of the season. the fa said he'll leave having delivered much of what he came to do. under his tenure, england's men and women have both reached the semi—finals of a world cup, and the under 17s and under 20s are both world champions. revenue at the fa has also increased by a0%. but he's also faced criticism during his time at the fa, over issues such as the appointment and then dismissal of sam allardyce as england manager, and the failed sale of wembley stadium. team gb has won gold in the skeleton

like piers morgan throwing their hat in the ring and newt gingrich as he throws his hat in the west winglot of hift ryonics and not a lot of information. >> two congressional people, newt gingrich has been off of the mainstream, but you bring him back and the president is going to have a two-front fight over the next two years. he is going to have all these investigations at his heels and he is going to have to figure out how to counter those who someone who knows the inner workings of congress is vital. i'm kidding. if they don't have someone who knows the business, you need an insider. >> you don't know who it's going to be, but it's not going to be piers morgan. he used to work here and he's a nice man, but i don't think. >> nancy pelosi cuts a deal with her critics. is it enough to get the speaker's gavel back? welcome to the place where people go to learn about their medicare options... before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! well, you've come to the right place. it's also a great time to learn about an aarp me

piers morgan, first celebrity apprentice, he wrote a letter laying out why he would be a good chief ofwas sort of, obviously, a joke, but there was a lot of seriousness in it. in part, piers writes, why is it considered such a poisoned chalice, one of the many reasons i love piers morgan, because everybody knows there can only be one chief in the white house and his name is donald j. trump. you're your own chief and always have been. that's no longer a sensible way to run things. that's the way of using a joke to say something very serious. >> well, i think it is serious. i mean, we talked about it over the summer. there were all these -- there were rumors that he was saying, why can't i be my own chief of staff. so, i mean, they could conceivably go back. i don't think anyone will totally let him do that but that's basically the job is an administrative job. scott is right. there will be a lot of crisis management. but that's why i think it's so hard to find someone. i have no internal sourcing about the nick ayers decision. scott knows more than i do. but that's just seemed like, you

piers morgan, why are you calling me? how did you get my number? [laughter] mr.apadopoulos: he is like, i need you on my show at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. he has some show in england. i looked at the title, and it said trump campaign advisor demands apology from u.k. prime minister or risk the special relationship -- [laughter] or something that was just completely -- mr. cernovich: i call that your welcome to the jungle moment. [laughter] mr. papadopoulos: welcome to the jungle. half campaign hated me for it, hath love me for it. it was one of those kinds of things. i felt kind of good. i got a message from hope hicks, like don't worry, you are cool. i thought that meant trump likes hicks wasuse hope dealing with trump at the time 24 hours a day, i think. so i was feeling confident, but after that interview, that is when i was being followed in london. i began to notice people likeing me that looked they could be british , tryingence, maybe cia to figure out what i am doing. two days after that, that is when the u.s. embassy reached out to me. i think they were cia. t

made a reported offer of around £65 million pounds to buy wimbledon park whose members including piers morgan that cold and frosty start, there was sunshine but where we had the sunshine by day, what we got tonight is those clear skies so certainly with clear spells, another cold and frosty night. we were ready to temperatures in one of two spots down to about —3 cities of the overnight lows in our towns and cities. it will be colder than that in the countryside. not quite as cold and northern ireland. through friday morning, afterfrosty start, there will be plenty of sunshine right down the spine of the country. a bit more cloud in the far west. also the odd rogue shower across eastern coast of scotland and england but the majority of places, you should stay dry. temperatures around 3— seven degrees across the board. that is windy as it was on thursday so far won't feel as cold and then moving into friday evening, we will start to see a change from the west is milder rare works in. this is going to be a weather front which brings a smile the rabbit had brings a strengthening winds and rain a

the same night that happened, piers morgan calls me at 11:59 p.m. -- did you read the said,ne in the times? i who are you? why are you calling me, how did you get my number? my show i need you on at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. i looked at the title, and it advisormp campaign demands apology from u.k. prime minister, or something that was completely -- >> i call that you're welcome to the jungle moment. mr. papadopoulos: your welcome to the jungle -- half the campaign hated me for it, half love me for it, one of those kinds of things. i felt kind of good, i got a message from hope hicks, like don't worry, you are cool. i thought that meant trump likes it, because trump with dealing with hope hicks at the time, 24 hours a day, i think. i was confident, but after that interview, that is when i was being hollowed in london -- being followed in london. i began to notice people watching me that looks like -- could beat british intelligence, they could be cia, trying to figure out what i am doing. two days after that is when the u.s. embassy reached out to me. i think they were cia. they were intel

on mornievision here piers morgan turning on her. >> it wasn't great. p. >> reporter: her fairy tale wedding just six months ago now one disapprovingtory claiming meghan wanted air fresheners in theisric st. george's chapel. >> the british press isor notorious building people up and tearing them down. >> reporter: the criticism exploding after news harry and meghan were moving out of kensington palace away from william a kate. the duke and duchess of cambridge password at an event with the queen last night. kate wearing a tiara from princess diana. reports say kate and megn are less than close. >> meghan and kate are two very different people, very different backgrounds, and they both come into the royal family which is quite a difficult situation to go into. >> reporter: this week former first lady michelle obama in london. unconfirmed reports saying she met u with meghan. the first lady asked what advice she would ge. like me, meghan probably never dreamt she'd have a life like this. the pressure you feel from yourself and others can feel like a lot.

columnist piers morgan said, stop it, michelle, for someone who hates going low, you're sniping at melania weren't letting michelle obama forget about her famous high/low rule. >> when they go low, we go high. >> reporter: somewhere in the middle was michelle's face when she mentioned another inaugural moment. >> and the tiffanys box. it was just all, you know, a lot. >> yeah. >> reporter: ah, yes, the awkward tiffany box handoff. the box containing a picture frame. mrs. obama couldn't figure out what to do with it, which is odd, since eight years earlier, she presented a similar box containing a leather journal and pen to laura bush who stuck it behind her back when they posed for a photo and discreetly passed it off once inside. it's not nice to say bye, felicia, to a box. jeanne moos, cnn -- >> bye, felicia. >> reporter: -- new york. >> and thanks so much for joining us. see you back here tomorrow. "a.c. 360" starts now. >>> declaring victory and getting out. john berman here h in for an anderson. that's what president trump is doing in the fight against isis in syria and the way he ann

an element of the theeter of the absurd here as we have seen celebrities from jose canseco and piers morganaise their hand, and some more serious than others. and so he has not settled on the replacement. he thought that heed with one lined up last week, nick ayers who was all set to take it, but they disagreed about how long he would stay in the post, and then he bowed out and leaving the president in a awkward position leaving john kelly here in a lame duck. you hit on some of the names menti mentioned chris christie, and jared kushner, of course, already a white house job, and some suggestion that while he would want to do the chief of staff role when he does have a pretty expansive portfolio, and christi e, of course shg chris christie who was apparently fired and some bad blood and also prosecuted jared kushner's father in new jersey and sent him to prison, and david bossie who is expected to come today and e hogan gidley said that he expets the president's decision to be soon, but he wouldt not offer a exact timetable. >> all of this as the president needs to gear up from the democrat

the same night that happened, piers morgan calls me at 11:59 p.m. -- did you read the headline in thetimes"? i said, who are you? why are you calling me? how did you get my number? he said, i need you on my show at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. i looked at the title, and it said "trump campaign advisor demands apology from u.k. prime minister or risk special relationship," something that was completely -- i call that your "welcome to the jungle" moment. [laughter] george: half the campaign hated me for it, half loved me for it, one of those kinds of things. i felt kind of good, i got a message from hope hicks, like "don't worry, you are cool." i thought that meant trump likes it, because trump with dealing was dealing with hope hicks at the time, 24 hours a day, i think. i was confident, but after that interview, that is when i was being followed in london. i began to notice people watching me that looks like -- could be british intelligence, they could be cia, trying to figure out what i am doing. two days after that is when the u.s. embassy reached out to me. i think they were cia. they were

piers morgan has thrown his hat into the ring. >> your eyes widen and you get sarcastic. >> it is true. and a lot of trump's supporters have been saying that michael flynn should be the guy but he would have to be pardoned first. the truth is, the reason this is a difficult job to fill is because the president has a chief of staff and his name is donald trump. he's also the white house counsel and the spokesperson and everything else. so whoever is going to be in that job will be inn ineffectua and could be publicly humiliated and could have to hire a lawyer and if you are qualified to do the job, why on earth would you want to do it. >> the old joke, i used this as an ice breaker by henry viii, he would say to his wives, i won't keep you long. that is what he'll say to the new chief of staff. the kid -- nake ayers said -- he said the president of the united states, i'll take your little job but i'm only staying three months. >> well he probably -- well i'm not sure, but trump normally started out saying he loves the guy and so smart and great and then he turns on them. he was saying t

piers morgan, his friend.do the job. there are some things that made me think he can do. his actual achievements, you think is, he can pick up in the media. and he likes janet and a banker. whenever low down, he said, here's why am i not get it. i need to tell you when you're behaving like an idiot. i wouldn't let you send sent out a single tweet without consulting me. you need to stop this silly war with cnn, it's downright dangerous. do you think you will get a? no, i think so. dangerous. do you think you will get a? no, ithink so. the dangerous. do you think you will get a? no, i think so. the tweeting issue would be a problem. it looks like weather has taken a turn for the quieter this week. the windsor picked up so it will feel colder as a result. we seen one weather front, in an grind to a halt across the uk. here comes another tonight. the reason they are coming tonight. the reason they are coming toa tonight. the reason they are coming to a halt, high pressure from scandinavia blocking them from hittin

british commentator piers morgan also applied, promising that if the president is doing something dumbou continue to do it, you're an idiot. don't do it. >> reporter: given the tone of the coverage. >> he can't even get people on the d-list. >> reporter: no wonder the president is described as super pissed. >> apparently he crossed his arms so hard they went all the way around. >> reporter: he's been getting lots of unsolicited advice. >> you know, he should try me harmony. >> i have one for him, anderson. craigslist. >> reporter: but the president says -- >> we have a lot of people that want the job, chief of staff. >> reporter: whoa. discrimination. why limit it to people? obama's official photographer suggested bo the dog. he's smart, doesn't leak in the oval, has never talked to a russian. and a "new yorker" cartoon recommended the central park mandrin duck noting his approval ratings are through the roof. we did find one eager applicant using the twitter name no one. no one says, i want to be trump's white house chief of staff. that takes guts, considering what's happened to the p

and the same night that happened, piers morgan called me at 11:59 p.m. and said did you know -- did you read the headline in the times. pierce morgan, why are you calling me? how did you get my number. he said i need you on my show at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. he has some show in england and i looked at the title it and it said trump campaign adviser demands apology from the u.k. prime minister or risk the special relationship or something -- or something that was just like completely -- >> i call that your welcome to the jungle moment. >> welcome to the jungle. half the campaign hated me for it. half loved me for it. it was one of those kind of things. and so i said, i felt kind of good. i got a message i think from hope hicks, don't worry, you're cool about it. and i thought that meant trump likes it. because hope hicks was dealing with trump at the time 24 hours a day i think. so i was confident. but then after that interview, that's when i was being followed in london. i began to notice just people watching me that looked like -- could be british intellige

tennis club, made a reported offer of 65 million to buy wimbledon park, whose members, including piers morganan see more practice courts. many more fans can get him. it's always been a great occasion in itself. they are milling around in wimbledon. now, the women's, world darts champion lisa ashton has been knocked out of the men's tournament. the professional darts competition, has been expanded this year to guarantee spots for two female players. ashton won the first set, but her dutch opponent yan dekker, hit back to win the next three, to progress to the second round. russia's anastasia dobromislova, is the other female competitior. she plays her first round match on monday. it is one of the most iconic and renowned venues in winter sports, and now the cresta run in st moritz will be open to women as well as men. the ruling came in back in the 1920s because of the fear that it was too dangerous for women to compete. however the st moritz tabogganing club voted by a two thirds majority to allow women to ride the crest again and become members. i couldn't believe it. it's been reopened. the

tennis club made a reported offer of £65 million to buy wimbledon park, whose members, including piers morgana shortlist of cities to host the atp world tour finals from 2021. the end of season tournament for the world's top eight male players has been held in london since 2009, but that agreement expires in 2020. singapore, tokyo and turin are the other contenders. a decison on the next host city will be made by march at the earliest. former england spinner ashley giles looks set to replace andrew strauss as england's director of cricket. strauss is stepping down as his wife is undergoing cancer treatment. giles is finalising the contract details to take over. he used to be england's one day coach and will be taking over at a critical time, with a home world cup and an ashes tour to australia next summer. justin rose is on course to finish the year as world number one. he needs to finish in the top 12 at the indonesian masters. and at the end of the second round, rose is 8 under par and is currently tied in fifth. three indonesian players lead the way. poom sa ksa nsin out in front on 1a und

piers morgan that summit.dent trump was asked whether he believed his own intelligence services or president putin when it came to the issue of russian interference in the 2016 election. >> all i can do is ask the question. me, dan coats to came to me and some others and said they think it's russia. president pruden said it's not russia. -- present prudence and it's not russia and i don't see why it would be but i want to see the server. confidence in both parties. i really believe this will probably go on for a while but i don't think it can go on without finding out what happened to the server. what happened to the servers of the pakistani gentleman that worked on the dnc? where are those servers, they are missing? where are they? what happened to hillary clinton's in males, 33,000 emails gone, just gone. in russia, they would not be gone so easily. i think it's a disgrace we cannot get hillary clinton's 33,000 emails. i have great confidence in my intelligence people but i will tell you that president putin

morgan hill and half moon bay. one more live view from our abc 7 exploratorium camera, pier 15 here in san francisco looking back at embarcadero center. 50 in santa rosa. low 50s in napa, san rafael, vacaville, 54 in concord. this is the view in emeryville where it is congested. we will see clouds and patchy fog overnight. dry pattern with us thursday through saturday, but the next storm arrives saturday night and continues into monday. here is our forecast animation for this evening as our departing storm moves south ward along the coast. it will kick up some showers and maybe heavy downpours in southern california tomorrow, and then it continues moving farther south ward and weakening over night into friday morning. coming into the bay area, i mentioned partly cloudy skies and patches of fogs mainly in the inland valleys and along the coastline. overnight lows generally in the mid to upper 40s but a bit cooler in inland valleys, as is often the case. in the inland east bay we will see lows in the low to mid 40s. north bay, quite chilly with upper 30s and low 40s and overnight low temperatures. tomorrow, as skies

pier 15 in san francisco. it is 58 degrees in san francisco right notice. mid to upper 50s in oakland, mountain view, san jose, morganmoon bay. the view from emeryville, looking along the bay bridge towards san francisco. mid santa rosa and napa. upper 50s in vacaville and concord. these are the forecast features. we will see areas dseog velopi ong overnightf for the morning commute. mostly sunny skies by afternoon tomorrow, and we expect scattered showers late a close high surf advisory, which is in effect until 3:00 a.m. thursday. right now we have wave heights ranging from 11 to about 15 feet, so they're well elevated. as i mentioned, they will miinbe slowly over the next couple of days getting down to the average range of four to six feet. still, there is the possibility of dangerous rip current and sneaker waves. overnight as the fog increases along the bay, along the coastlinehrhe centr valley through the delta, low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 40s. the fog forecast animation taking us into the early morning hours tomorrow. during the commute we will see snse fogsn i om reeduced visibility no doubt, bt

morgan hill. half moon bay up to 54 and a look from mt. tam. you can see the haze out there. 38 in napa. 41 in concord. upper 40s in livermore and pieroking nice with all that sun. so it's cool. a little haze. little fog dissipating and looking at that chance of rain coming in tomorrow night into monday. allowing for perhaps some slick roadways but so far in terms of our averages for the rainy season looking at 94% with seven inches in santa rosa. over four inches in san francisco. 85% oakland. 89% and for san jose 80%. livermore at 62% of average. we may add just a little bit more, not much with this system. as we go through the day on sunday, it's still to the north. the overnight hours, sunday night into monday. a few good downpours in the north bay. then pushing into the east bay, the south baby 6:00, 7:00. then it begins to fall apart. we'll only see t san je.a nt phaps in fremont. 0.2 in concord. today, 61, oakland, fremont. and 61 in napa. upper 50s to 60s. the weak systems will move through, one on the storm impact scale and that lasts through the early morning hours. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, looking dry. more rain on th