very briefly, | simon, on the trains... as you sa , simon, on the trains...ay, north of england - simon, on the trains... as you say, north of england lookingl say, north of england looking very— say, north of england looking very difficult for travellers particularly on the northern network _ particularly on the northern network and their main coast rail line _ network and their main coast rail line. please don't travel today, — rail line. please don't travel today, make it tomorrow, your ticket — today, make it tomorrow, your ticket will— today, make it tomorrow, your ticket will still be valid. great _ ticket will still be valid. great. simon calder, thank you very much indeed. so, there is a lot of snow particularly on high ground. let's talk to someone who has been out in that snow and that is peter rowe, he is a volunteer with the mountain and cave rescue team in the peak district. peter, what have the commissions been like with you today chris? the commissions been like with you today chris?— today chris? the conditions treacherous. _ today chris? the

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simone hall with meta.hink meta's use of ai is probably a little bit different and a little bit more kind of user facing for those in the room that have facebook accounts or a graham account. i think, you know, we talked a little bit and just getting ready for this presentation about how kind of big the ai umbrella really is when we're talking about ai, you know, even within that, there are different functionalities that, you know, we kind of need to drill down into to really understand what we mean. i think that's very evident in ow meta uses ai in that, there are some kind of traditional ai techniques that have been around for a long time that were never, you know, as exciting as what we're talking about today because they were more kind of about, you know, rote, how you take a lot of information and organize it in a way that's efficient and makes sense to people. i think that's at the heart of a lot of what you see on your feeds when you're on social media is, you know, ai is the backbone of kind of orga

simon's family on hand for the swearing in ceremony. also, their now former congresswoman barbara lee, who simon is replacing. we spoke to lee earlier today to watch her friend. she was there and mentee become a member of congress, and i was sitting right next to her on the floor. so, you know, for me, it was like this moment that i really felt so proud, but i felt so encouraged that that her light and her voice is going to shine. and she took this baton and she's going to be a warrior. she is a warrior. women. what are you most proud of in your time in congress? one is, i went to george bush and told him that people were dying. black people, both in america and in africa and in the caribbean, dying of hiv and aids disproportionately. and he listened. and i introduced the legislation called pepfar and the global fund. and we've saved to date 25 million lives. and that's because i took that to a republican president who i disagreed with, talked to him, worked with him and republicans and democrats to get this done. we also asked lee abou

congresswoman lateefah simon being sworn in, following in her footsteps. really felt so proud, but i felt so encouraged that that her light and her voice is going to shine. lee was the 20th black woman elected to congress. to date, there's been 31 representation she says is needed on a wider scale. the perspective, the experience, the brilliance, the strength of black women has been missing in the house, has been missing in the senate. and so this is a continuation of what we have been fighting for since we were brought here, enslaved. while lee has many proud moments, she says one includes legislation she pushed to pass under republican president george bush for hiv and aids relief. and we saved to date 25 million lives. and that's because i took that to a republican president who i disagreed with, talked to him, worked with him. as for what's next, the now former congresswoman says there are many options and is not ruling out a run for oakland mayor, adding her decision will come soon. and could that next chapter be potentially running for oakland mayor?

c. simon review is projecting that 5 additional areas in. so don will face simon in 2025, and that there is a risk assignment in 17 additional areas. so what can be done now today you've talked about some of the reasons the causes. what can be done now to avoid a further humanitarian catastrophe? is there no easy answer so i'm afraid i think the 1st we have to uh, but i don't actually have trouble is that the humanitarian i'm going to good tracks have to be dissociated. not to be comfortable. dr. for me to actually say that when we know that they're only political solutions, it's crisis. but my point here is that to, by spinning out the public dixon, spinning of the diplomacy, both the us own boys, the un on boys and all the on by the original boss. i've actually made the situation worse. what we need to do is to go back to some of the tools that put the plug pretty as go with the high level to manage duty and leadership both with you in the, in the us administration and regular gain into complex vision which are focused on the humanity and

after going over to simone and lenart�*s today, i came away with such a warm feeling.t they were talking about their kids and their relationship together, as well, it was really special. iwin! i you win. idid it! it reminded me of how my mum—une was just as lovely, and how dealing with my parents' divorce was balanced out with so much joy and fun. we had our own little family. it was all good. i know lots of friends that can remember when their parents were separated, quite a negative experience, but from my memories, you and dad have always been friends. yeah. which was obviously very lucky. yeah. we briefly talked about next steps, which would be put the little ones in their own room. yeah. upgrade, not change. nice. and sometimes my daughter asked me if... if "can we can we live together forever? " uh, so i feel like, oh! no! i have two yellows and you have two yellows, as well... after going over to simone and lenart�*s today, i came away with such a warm feeling. they've created such a lovely space for their children, and the way that they were talking about their

c. simon review is projecting that 5 additional areas in so don will face simon in 2025 and that there is a risk assignment in 17 additional areas. so what can be done now today you've talked about some of the reasons the causes. what can be done now to avoid a further humanitarian catastrophe. is there no easy answer, so i'm afraid. i think the 1st we have to, uh, but i don't actually have trouble is that the humanitarian, i'm going to good tracks have to be dissociated. not to be comfortable dr. for me to actually say that when we know that they're only political solutions, it's crisis. but my point here is that to, by spinning out the public dixon, spinning of the diplomacy, both the us own boys, the un on boys and all the on by the original boss. i've actually made the situation worse. what we need to do is to go back to some of the tools that put the plug pretty as go with the high level to manage duty and leadership both with you in the, in the us administration and regular gain into complex vision which are focused on the humanity and it shows, regardless of the ability to go a

these 8 heck tears belong to simon sent. his plants grew magnificently, but his hopes were bitterly disappointed. of the company bosses who had pocketed his money and that of other farmers disappeared. they were meant to buy back the crop, but they didn't. and the money was gone. this has been the situation for over 3 years now. warehouse is bursting with cannabis. many farmers have lost all their savings a little bit when the, when it became clear that the company wasn't going to buy the harvest, it was a disaster. we've all lost a lot of money to that wouldn't be some sold their cars to be a part of it. others, their land and some even their houses. but the money was gone with him up with a to thousands of farmers with swindled. it constitutes a crime, possibly corruption to the company in the growth wants to do better and establish a new distribution channel for the expensive we'd we want to find out more with the state, kind of as a regulatory authority, henders us and our investigations wherever we go. the authority has

also sworn in yesterday, lateefah simon simon takes over her longtime mentor barbara lee's seat.simon will represent much of alameda county in the last two decades, simon has largely focused on equity initiatives as a civil rights advocate and nonprofit organizational leader. meanwhile, president elect donald trump is set to be sentenced in his hush money case on friday. that's less than two weeks before his inauguration day. a manhattan supreme court judge rejected the president elect's request to dismiss the case yesterday, and instead set the sentencing for january 10th. the judge also wrote he is, quote, not inclined to sentence trump to any prison time. trump, as you may recall, was convicted of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in connection with an alleged scheme to hide a hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels before the 2016 election. trump maintains he did nothing wrong. meanwhile, the surgeon general says alcoholic beverages should have a cancer risk warning label on them. the recommendation is part of a health and human services report. it

simon will keep with her. it is true she's been speaking for disabled people, for folks with hiv and aids. she's been speaking with queer, for queer folks, for black women, for mothers, for folks seeking health care and reproductive care, for folks who don't want to fight or pay for unjust wars. she speaks for us. one of lee's biggest moments came after the september 11th attack. lee was the only member of congress to oppose the authorization of the use of military force in a public stance, to avoid endless war. the country was so emotional at the time, and it just took so much courage, you know, for her to do that. fred jordan of san francisco's african american chamber of commerce has worked with the congresswoman closely over the years, traveling to several countries representing california. when congresswoman barbara lee is an icon. there's no question she is so honest and hard working and progressive and right on target. the word is out. barbara lee speaks for me. as lee exits congress, she's being encour

so after going over to simone and lenart�*s today, i came away with such a warm feeling.d the way that they were talking about their kids and their relationship together as well, it was really special. 0h! iwin! you win. hey, i did it. yeah! yeah, but you must have cheated! it reminded me of how my mummune was just as lovely and how dealing with my parents' divorce was balanced out with so much joy and fun. we had our own little family. yeah. it was all good. i know lots of friends that can remember, when their parents were separated, quite a negative experience. but from my memories, you and dad have always been friends... yeah. ..which was obviously very lucky. and if it's because vicky helped you... it totally is because vicky was here. because half the time when you're a parent going through something like that, you do lash out. you are angry. but i had someone who had my back. and also... ..yeah, your dad and i are friends. we're good friends. and i would not want it to be any other way. yeah. because it's what's best for everybody, really. and i do think being in th

so i'm indeed every political correspondent, simon you. but i have always been driven by my love for canada by my desire to serve canadians and by what is in the best interest of canadians. and canadians deserve a real choice in the next selection. and it has become obvious to me with the internal battles that i cannot be the one to carry the liberal standards into. the next selection was kind of this just intrude or explaining why hill design is prime minister wants his liberal party has selected a new leader. mister truth has been training in the pulse for the past year, but his popularity plunged to new lovers following december surprised resignation. office finance minister across the freeland. she accused him of using costly gimmicks to appease versus just intrude and it has been almost a decade and is the sort of a former canadian prime minister. yeah. showed you guys a pallet in 2015 in a way that often obviously it used to be useful energy of these policies on combining climate change. all is sort of the openness of the values that

welcome, simon. oh mister musk comments having an immeasurable effect on public opinion. yes, bill. well, that has in fact, being a pole in the last few days looking at a loan mosques possible influence, but i'm afraid it's inconclusive. so that poll has said that 40 percent of germans believes that mosque could influence the upcoming election here in february in favor of the the a f d alternative to germany policy that 42 percent. so just very slightly more of those polled said that they, that they didn't believe so indeed that number included quite a lot of young voters and also a people who say they suppose the a f d. so make, if that was what you will in terms of the actual voting intention, will the latest polls they do show an increasing support for the f d? uh, there are just one percent now to around 21 off. besides that, but at the same time, it also shows an increase of one percent as opposed to the green to a very much not supported by a loan mosque. so, you know, these things are difficult to pick apart, but to a lot of people certainly here at least will feel in most ca

simon, also sworn in today on capitol hill. it marks the end of 26 years in congrgres for lee, who has spent more than half of her life in politics. today, lee says she is ending her time in congress, representing the greater oakland area and that she's doing it with pride. she was first elected in 1998 and was the highest ranking african-american woman appointed to the democratic leadership. she has made her focus to advocate for diversity, civil and human rights, and social and economic justice. i want people in my district to know that i heard them, i saw them, i listened, and i hope i served them well. and don't don't lay down and sit down now, because we have a lot of work to do to protect our democracy, to reduce the cost of living, to make life better for everyone. lee has had many proud moments. she says one of her favorites, though, is legislation she pushed to pass under republican president george w bush. they addressed hiv and aids, saving 25 million lives to date. as for what's next, lee is keeping silent for now,

that was dw importer stuff and simon's in los angeles. many thanks for your reporting and to stay safe. you create new officials. a russian missile attacks killed at least 13 civilians and wounded dozens more in the southern city of the body shop, prison, voluminous lewinski called the daytime attacks, cruel. he's urging ukraine's allies to step up the pressure on russia this week. so lensky is due to meet key allies, including us officials, to drop support for the last time. before donald trump takes the white house shock, and grief, and deputy everywhere. according to a part of these russian strikes hit the button, killing an intruding bessengers. adobe he goes and buildings also came into the dock is people who are leaving from work to the main entrance of the building. and that's when the attack happens to very loud explosions. well, the reason for my explosion, the fog smoke, these people have faded down there will crossing the road when the striking ukrainian operations see minutes before the attack. people had been born of high spe

i love you. >> we love you, simone. one knows this. so we want to hear a little bit more about that. >> whatever that voice is, it's different for every person, it's going to guide you in ways you never imagined, if you allow it. if you pause to listen to it. if you honor it and give it the space, if you make space to hear your own calling and your own mission. because we all have it. and the only person who can decide what it is is you. >> and maria is here. come on out, maria! >> this girl. this girl right here. >> this is such a beautiful connection, maria and hoda. there is nothing like it. i would say we might be a little mad at you because i know you talked to hoda a lot about this big decision, but you were really there for her as she pondered how to move forward in this next part. >> i heard her say to you she was there while you grew up. i feel like i was there while you grew up and you got acquainted with a voice you didn't even know and you started to allow it space, and it started to make you come alive in a

and we can now speak to dw reporter assess and simons who is in los angeles stuff. and i understand that you're on the edge of what's being called the sunset fire. and you're the hollywood hills. describe the situation there for us. the way up to the right, this is where we also set fire hollywood hills. very push neighborhood where a affluent area. yeah, of course hollywood hills and those folks who are right behind me were the last ones who were hit by evacuation orders. and we asked law enforcement here, pretty much everybody left t o y because of the fire, which is going on. actually on the other side of the hill, it's growing and it's not under control. it's 0 percent contains. it is the latest blaze popping up in and around los angeles. the biggest still is the power sets fire the winds were picking up about an hour ago now died down a little bit here and there is a good side. why? because you can see it. but maybe you can hear it, they are a helicopter this up in the now, those spotters, they are not, the helicopters were dump a lot which dump a lot of water

that was dw reporter stuff in simon's reporting a short time ago from los angeles. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making news around the world. you as president elect donald trump and his wife maloney. i have paid their respects to the late president jimmy carter. in march transfers returned to the us capital since his supporters rioted there over the contest of 2020 election. on january 6th of 2021. trump is expected to attend carter's funeral. later on thursday, ukraine's presidential, it appears lensky will meet with allies at the us, military's rom shine air base in germany. it's the last as gathering for us defense secretary lloyd, off since before donald trump takes office later this month. one focus will be on air defense. lensky would like more for his country classes over a disputed election in mozambique, half a forest of thousands to flee their homes with many seeking refuge in neighboring malawi. the unrest follows october's highly contested a vote, which the opposition and also international observers claimed, was wrecked the

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joe of been an independent political researcher greg simons as well. you're all very welcome gentlemen. i'm michael, could we kick off with you so much fury over most criticising a few european politicians, expressing his opinion about the local political landscape. does that actually quite as meddling in domestic efforts? why are they so right co, michael? well, i mean, they have been trying to shut down x for some time, the european union and european commission with its digital services that has been trying to fine and otherwise penalize x for it's free speech absolute as and which isn't really the case. but nevertheless, they have been all over eat on mosque and x since the purchase. and they, they do not want x to have the influence that it does. uh, they lost in twitter, one of the chief sources of propaganda and information control that they had this a global lee this, i'll put it, i can't really refer to them as anything else. and the, the, in the case of mosque is intervening and in politics around the world is certainly something that he has

simon will represent much of alameda county, and the last two decades, simon largely focused on equity initiatives as a civil rights advocate and nonprofit leader. president elect trump is set to be sentenced in his hush money case next friday. that is less than two weeks before his inauguration day. today, a manhattan supreme court judge rejected trump's request to dismiss the case and set the sentencing for january 10th. but the judge also wrote that he is not inclined to sentence trump to prison. mr. trump was convicted of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in connection with an alleged scheme to hide a hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels before the 2016 election. mr. trump maintains he did nothing wrong. back in 60s ahead, will the menendez brothers be set free? the important meeting in los angeles today as their family pushes for the release of the notorious killers. plus, new warning labels for bottles of booze. the report on alcohol and cancer that has a u.s. surgeon general sounding the alarm. and with our storm moving out, we do have the chance of fog m

okay, that was dw stuff from simon's in los angeles. thank you for your reporting and please stay safe. i'm joined now by john hines in west loot and alta, dina since 2003 and was forced to evacuate from the fires. john, thank you very much for joining us. so we're going to bring up some pictures that you were able to fill on during your flight. can you actually walk us through what it was like when you fled from your home? sure, so last night when the fire started about dinner time, my son and i went out to the fire line, which was of the canyon very close to where we live. and the fire burned through the evening. and i went back to my home in the middle of the night, but in the morning when i woke up, i had now seen the devastation through the neighborhood. and this is a very historic neighborhood at the base of the san gabriel mountains in los angeles. these homes are well over a 100 years old. and so now you're seeing these hundreds of homes that are been devastated in the immediate area but, but the fires are continuing. and so thi

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simon french, thank you very much for that.has announced it's cutting 5% of its workforce. the company behind facebook, instagram and whatsapp says it expects 2025 to be an intense year. from new york, michelle fleury has more. in a memo to staff, meta ceo mark zuckerberg said that 2025 will be an intense year for the company, as it works on building what he describes as some of the most important technologies in the world. mr zuckerberg went on to say that in order to raise the performance of meta staff, the company would take steps to move out low—performing employees faster than originally planned. currently, meta employs some 72,000 people. cutting 5% of its payroll would be its first major staff reduction since it shed a quarter of its workforce in 2022 and 2023. meanwhile, microsoft has also given a signal thatjobs maybe becoming harder to come by in the us technology sector. it told its workers on tuesday that it plans to pause hiring in its consulting arm in america. this comes only a week after it announced a round of

simon will represent much of alameda county, and the last two decades, simon largely focused on equity initiatives as a civil rights advocate and nonprofit leader. president elect trump is set to be sentenced in his hush money case next friday. that is less than two weeks before his inauguration day. today, a manhattan supreme court judge rejected trump's request to dismiss the case and set the sentencing for january 10th. but the judge also wrote that he is not inclined to sentence trump to prison. mr. trump was convicted of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in connection with an alleged scheme to hide a hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels before the 2016 election. mr. trump maintains he did nothing wrong. back in 60s ahead, will the menendez brothers be set free? the important meeting in los angeles today as their family pushes for the release of the notorious killers. plus, new warning labels for bottles of booze. the report on alcohol and cancer that has a u.s. surgeon general sounding the alarm. and with our storm moving out, we do have the chance of fog m

simon was getting through with his log deliveries.best to fulfil your orders if you can, but sometimes, it can be a bit challenging. yeah, about there somewhere, stuart... and his customers were grateful. we still have two or three i days' supply left, so if simon hadn't got to us today, - we would have been starting to sweat by the end - of the week, you know! the snow isn't likely to go anywhere for a good few days. freezing temperatures are forecast here until the weekend. danny savage in north yorkshire. meanwhile in the us, more than 60 million americans are in the grip of a huge winter storm that could bring the heaviest snow and lowest temperatures in a decade. several inches of snow have fallen in eastern parts of the us. what's known as a polar vortex is sweeping down from the arctic. missouri, kansas and kentucky are among those declaring a state of emergency. let's go live to washington and speak to senior meteorologist matthew cappucci. matthew, just how bad is it where you are?— matthew, just how bad is it where you are?

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simon jones reports.t: the votes have been getting bigger, with more and more people dangerously packed onto then, risking their lives in the world's busiest shipping lane with the goal of reaching the u.k. this is christmas day when more than fit -- 450 migrants made the crossing. >> to see that many people all around the edge, some of them dragging the water, it was massively out of the loading, and we actually stopped our engines and sort of sat in that position just watching, to make sure that nothing had sort of gone wrong. s in 2024 from a total of 36,816 people reached the u.k. on small boats. that represents an increase of 25% on 2023, though it is a fall of 20% in 2020 two. the conservative government, stopping the votes have been proposed by the major government with the promise of smashing the gangs organizing the crossings. it's here at the home office that arrivals are poured over. labour said the previous government left an appalling government of broken border security, allowing gangs to ta

simon jones, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.f you have just joined us. let'sjoin the sport. hello. kicking off 2025 will be arsenal who continue their pursuit of liverpool who top the table at the halfway stage, when they face brentford later in what is the only game in the premier league today. we have to continue to be like a hammer. be there every day, every day, every day. and i mean, if somebody wins all the matches, congratulate him and let's go to the next season. but if they don't, which in the history it hasn't happened, we will be there. the team is evolving and adapting to new circumstances i know we have another one, which is more games of lesser players. is more games of lesser maven-— is more games of lesser -la ers. , , ., ., players. just the one game in the english — players. just the one game in the english top _ players. just the one game in the english top flight - players. just the one game in the english top flight today. i the novak djokovic—nick kyrgios doubles partnership is over for now. the pair who te

simone simone is like, oh, hell no. there are no corrective measures. but i'm just curious if you think the house and the senate in some future iteration of those two bodies, decide, you know what, we're going to recenter the checks and balances in our judicial system in such a way that now we know just how low we can go, and we're going to try to level this thing back up, or we are in a space now that every president going forward can, can do what we see donald trump do and, and as well as, look, we're developing an oligarchy here. we've got a very wealthy small group of, of men who control a lot more than we're writing about in our newspapers. right. and what is the justice system look like for them if, if we can, because they're in trump's ear. and how much protection does he give him? so what does this system look like after this? >> it's one of the reasons why, right after the election, you know, i came on and i talked to you all about the need to build a new opposition as opposed to a resistance. because the thing is, this is not going to self-cor

as always for the analysis that's due to be is simon young time now for some other world news headlines. palestinian medics say is rarely airstrikes across gaza have killed more than 2000 people. one strikes killed at least 10 in a multi story building and gaza city. another attack in there all by law kills at least 7 people. this comes as international mediators step up, efforts to seal a ceasefire and hosted release deal between israel and time. us austria and foreign minister alexander schellenberg has been named interim chancellor. had of new coalition talk led by the far right freedom party, schellenberg demanded assurance as if the party would keep off free or free from russian influence. 0 skeptic party won over 29 percent of the vote in september's parliamentary election coalition talks between other parties have so far failed. and as holly and journalist as arrived in rome after being freed from detention in iran, cecilia sala was reporting into her on last month when she was detained. this shortly after the us and italy had arrested 2 iranian nationals over export violations l

her successor, lateefah simon, tells us how lee inspired her life in politics. plus, well, you know, there's always work to be done. i'm joined by longtime south bay politician joe simitian. he is also stepping away after 41 years in office. how he got his start, and what his advice is for anyone looking to get into public service. you're watching nbc bay area news tonight she has served oakland for 26 years. so as i look back on my time, though, i feel a sense of gratitude for the opportunity to not only serve my community, but to advance justice, equity, and peace throughout our country and the entire world. that was lee during her last speech on the floor of congress a few weeks ago. lee is l leaving office at8 years old as the highest ranking african-american woman appointed to democratic leadership since being elected in 1998. lee focused on advocating, as you heard, for diversity, human rights, social and economic justice. one of lee's biggest moments, though, came after the september 11th attack. she was the only member of congress to vote against the war

let's bring indeed of the correspondence, simon young in berlin for more on this assignment. good to see you. trump's remarks and for setting off alarm bells across european capitals. we've just heard the german chancellor there does the german government really think that trump will follow through on his words? it's a class pretty hard to say i they the last shelves didn't mention donald trump by name. he just said that he and some of the european leaders that he's been speaking to felt uneasiness, about statements coming out of the us recently. um, and what he did was refer to the helsinki a cause that is with the cold war era agreements that were intended to sort of, um, reduce tensions between the soviet blog and the west. and in particular, the key provision, the boot is, should not be changed by force. anything shots began the statement by referring to a rough is more in ukraine. uh huh. and you're pointing out that it's, it's a violation of international law. so i think it's pretty clear that what the gym and governments really worried about it is the idea of these rem