south? that is the question for you today. the term often refers to the strategy of republicans to recruit conservative white southern democrats to the gop is the southern strategy. the southern strategy of the modern republican party. what is important to remember about the southern strategy is people have been arguing about it ever since the term was introduced. even as it was going on, republicans and democrats were arguing about what this strategy really was. how do you explain the growth of the republican party and the -- party in the american south? what i want to do today, layout two different broad strategies -- strains we can talk about and talking about the rise of the moderate republican party in the south. a good way to ask this question, to lay out these two different possibilities is to ask a question, that in building the republican party in the south, which george was more important? that is my question. which george was more important? was a george wallace or george h.w. bus

again, coming to us from south korean officials.te was orchestrated by the south koreans and they would like to see the president and kim jong-un sit down together with them. they also said that kim jong-un has expressed eagerness to do this and that he is fully committed to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. joining me right now, washington times opinion editor and fox business contributor charlie hurt. wow, charlie. a big development here. hopefully a good one for the safety of the world. >> oh, absolutely. i really don't believe a word that comes out of kim jong-un's mouth, but this development is certainly better than the development not coming forward. so i think cautious optimism is probably a good thing. but the thing that really stands out to me, sitting there listening to the south korean statement today at the white house, is my gosh, what a terrible eight years we had under barack obama where there was not this engagement, there was not this attempt -- they were not taking the regime seriously enough. they had

is saying he probably doesn't the russian charani east south korean side but the u.s. and japanese are question mark arbib. and i fill the u.s. as we as we're saying those just very high expectations and detroit nation is by people always going to be a multi the face endeavor you know but they have freeze doing you have inspection as you have dissembled them and then you have to do something for scientists that's not going to happen overnight as john bolton wants and it's hard to know where with the trump ministration where the line is between tough talk bluster and real initiative in and sort of thinking in modes today ssion and keeping all of that in mind mr feed off what do you think is the best that we can expect out of the progress that we have had the cea. i think the best that we can expect is that negotiations are going to be ongoing negotiations fail of course the ominous alternative is a perhaps preventative strike by the united states which would lead to perhaps all out war so the best we can hope for especially when this round of summer tree is done let's s

well here is what south korea's top security official had to say. the north clearly expressed its willingness for denuclearizing the korean peninsula and clarify that there's no reason for them to retain nuclear weapons if military threats against them are removed and if the safety of its regime is guaranteed. josh smith is a reuters correspondent in seoul south korea and i asked him how significant a development this is well these were some of the most historic talks in recent memory this is the first time that such senior south korean officials met directly with kim jong un and this signaled that there is some seriousness on both sides you know what hard progress comes out of these talks remains to be seen and many observers will be especially looking closely at what the response out of washington is right we'll talk about that in just a moment josh if north korea follows through on its offer to freeze nuclear testing what are they likely to want in return. that is the big question is this declaration that they might be willing to give up their nu

but they did compel the south vietnamese and their allies. to move certain forces from the countryside into the cities. they caused widespread disruption and suffering. their attacks and the battles that followed made refugees of half a million human beings. they are trying to make 1968 a year of decision in south vietnam. a year that brings if not final victory or defeat, at least a turning point in the struggle. this much is clear. if they do mount another round of heavy attacks, they would not succeed in destroying the fighting power of south vietnam and its allies. but tragically this is also clear, many men on both sides of the struggle will be lost. a nation that has already suffered 20 years of warfare will suffer once again. armies on both sides will take new casualties, and the war will go on. there is no need for this to be so. there is no need to delay the talks that could bring an end to this long and this bloody war. tonight i renew the offer i made last august, to stop the bombardment of north vietnam. we ask that talks begin pr

tonightprepared to withdraw ourm south vietnam -- our forces from south vietnam as the other side withdraws from the, stops infiltration, and the level of violence subsides. our goal of peace and self-determination in vietnam is directly related to the future of all of southeast asia, where much has happened to inspire confidence in the past 10 years. we have done all that we knew helpo do contribute and to build that confidence. number of its nations have shown what can be accomplished under conditions of security. 1966, indonesia, the fifth largest nation in the world, with a population of more than 100 million, has had a government that is dedicated to peace with its neighbors and improved conditions for all people. --prehension between cooperation between nations has grown rapidly. i think every american can take a great deal of pride in the role we have played in bringing this about in southeast asia. we can rightly judge, as responsible southeast asians themselves do, that the progress of the past three years would have been far less likely, if not completely impossible, if america's

a south korean delegation delivered p. on yang's invitation to president trump during a visit to the white house he expressed this that even if the president felt that's on as a possible. president trump appreciated the briefing and said he would meet. by may to achieve prominent need to provide situation. north korea has carried out six nuclear tests under kim jong un since he took power seven years ago in january of two thousand and sixteen it announced the successful testing of its first hydrogen bomb and in november north korea announced it had tested a new long range missile on with a nuclear warhead capable of reaching the u.s. mainland the growing nuclear threat caused a global outrage on tough sanctions were imposed against the north trump and kim jong un have exchanged a war of words for months last summer trump or north korea against making any threats or he will be met with what he said fire and fury he then said he would totally destroy north korea and called kim a rocket man at the united nations it's a pember

south vietnam supports armed .south vietnam supports armed forces tonight of almost 700,000 men. and i call your attention to the fact that that is the equivalent of more than 10 million in our own population. its people maintain their firm determination to be free of domination by the north. there has been substantial progress, i think, in building a durable government over these last three years. the south vietnam of 1965 could not have survived the enemy's offensive 1968. the elected government of south vietnam survived that attack, and is rapidly repairing the devastation that it wrought. the south vietnamese know that further efforts are going to required to expand their own forces, to move back into the countryside as quickly as possible, to select the very best men that they have for civil and military responsibilities, to achieve a new unity within their constitutional government, and to include international effort all those groups who wish to preserve south vietnam's control over its own destiny. last week, presidential ordered the mobilization of 135,000 south vietname

we applaud this evidence of determination on the part of south vietnam. our first priority will be to support their effort. we shall accelerate the reequipment of south vietnam's armed forces in order to meet the enemy's increased fire power, and this will enable them progressively to undertake a larger share of combat operations against the communist invaders. on many occasions, i have told the american people that we would send to vietnam those forces that are required to accomplish our mission there. so, with that as our guide, we have previously authorized a force level of approximately 525,000. some weeks ago, to help meet the enemy's new offensive, we sent to vietnam about 11,000 additional marine and airborne troops. they were deployed by air in 48 hours on an emergency basis, but the artillery and the tank and the aircraft and medical and other units that were needed to work with and to support these infantry troops in combat could not then accompany them by air on that short notice. in order that these forces may reach maximum combat effectivenes

also took the extraordinary step of replacing its south african c.e.o. and his senior management team they've also paid back the twenty three million rand they charge sars for the report despite these measures many questions remain unanswered for example which if any of the specific allegations contained in the report were actually true we requested an interview with k.p. m g but they declined in a written response they restated that the report's conclusions recommendations and legal opinions should no longer be relied upon. but the damage the reporters caused will be felt for years to come says one of south africa's leading economists iraj a bt and on a narrow the revenue collection impact this year source reported a shortfall of about fifty billion rent you have central government now short of revenues that means borrowing more debt means running into international credit worthiness problems or if you like being downgraded we asked to interview mr murray jani to discuss these allegations but sars didn't respond since twenty fourteen under his leadershi

by the south. we can use it south korea in terms of our strategic purposes. no one has been doing anything to ensure the protection of south korea because of the noncooperation of rok authorities. a russian airline to fly from seoul. with that airline, you fly over north korea. to fly over aul completely dark country, like flying over the belgian congo in the old days. there is no light pollution. that is a very good location to meet. we would not want to lose south korea as the united states. they are going to sell their nuclear weapons. we don't know who they are going to sell them to, maybe two mexican cartels. the president would be capable of it. weapons, everything. >> i am not a military expert. the only thing i take away from you, i have been there a long time, in korea, too. the united states has spent, since 1945, and i am just guessing, i am guessing we spent $2 trillion in korea. it is not going down. we are spending more today, every day, billions and billions of dollars. everyone in t

when the south meets noles high level korean talks are underway. hello i'm sure with our jazeera live from doha also coming up in the program anger in venezuela prisoners families appeal for answers after a deadly riot. saudi arabia could face legal action by the families of those killed in the nine eleven attacks a u.s. judge clears the way. to find out what's behind online retailer amazon and struck in valley. high level talks between south and north korea have begun in the demilitarized zone which divides the two countries earlier south korea's convoy went over the unification bridge which leads to the trees village of panmunjom they're working on the details of south korean president in this meeting with the north korean leader kim jong un. among those they're coming to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula has been the most important part of the agenda since the high level talks of january ninth and the exchange of visits between north and south korean envoy that's the issue we will focus on further discussion as well because ok we can

i think that the united states are afraid that south korea will. go all the way over iraq i mean look at iraq yeah they let the russian planes through to syria without the iraqi government taking the decision i mean we don't know exactly how it was taken probably it was during an influence probably something else but iraq has shown a certain deal of sobering and they write a foreign minister last week was in russia and he was received at a very high level why because it's of sovereign country they have shown it so if south korea goes the same world as it seemed to be going on the president came to june m d he is the successor normal it looked like south korea was becoming a sovereign country tell you that there is a divinity eventually going but you know mark brings a fairly good point here victor is that.

we think of the south being made in three regions. chesapeake bay, the maryland south through charleston and savannah, and the back country. even beyond those three big regions or the seven southern states that are part of them, just go a few miles in the south, and everything changes. from the style of furniture to the kind of textiles people are making to the food they are eating. we are standing in the mcnamara masterworks gallery, what our -- one of our three self-guided galleries here at mesda, and we put on view some of our most iconic and meaningful things. one of my favorite objects in this gallery is the tomahawk over here made by william young in putnam county, tennessee, in about 1780. what fascinates me about the tomahawk is how it uses two traditions together. it is a european form of a tomahawk, but it is also a smoking pipe. this is one of only two that were made and used in the tennessee country back country. when you watch a fourth grade class come in here and every single student has their noses glued to that case, t

let us stay in south korea.warned that its units that will file for bankruptcy if the workers union in south korea does not agree to concessions by april 20. general motors has four factories in south korea but is seeking a government bailout to help keep its money—losing business in south korea float. they employ nearly 16,000 people but is looking to cutjobs and worker. twitter will bana to cutjobs and worker. twitter will ban a cryptocurrency from tuesday, hot on the heels of a similar ban by facebook and google. they said the policy will cover initial queen offerings, which is a method of raising money for new digital coins. bitcoin fell on this announcement. it is official, because amazon is entering the french food delivery market. the us e—commerce giant is teaming up with the casino group in france to sell products on their site. amazon's high—speed delivery service will launch later this year, starting with paris. finally, dictionary .com may be put up for sale. its owner has hired an investment bank to

marred by voter apathy another diplomatic breakthrough on the korean peninsula the leaders of north and south agreed to meet for the first time in a decade and the army is called in to clean up one of indonesia's main waterways that's become a giant dump. the united nations is calling on venezuela to launch an investigation into a prison riot and fire that killed sixty eight people in the city of the scribing the death toll as appalling rights groups and the opposition have been quick to blame president nicolas maduro for not dealing with overcrowding and violence in the country's prison system so far there has been no official government statement alice on the reports. families outside this business will in jail are desperate for news going to get me out that they are not well i don't know if my son is dead or alive they won't give me any time updates or information my son has been imprisoned there for one year i know he's been there before. a riot then a fire broke out here hours earlier in the central city of l.a. and. many of them a still alive but of those who did in there even the ones

that is the south koreans. they didn't say they had a promise from the north koreans they would reverse. they said they would refrain from future testing. what did we see in the past year or two? development of ballistic missile and missile testing. which says i have the capability. if i'm the north korean i can deliver nukes, why not cement the solutions and say let's talk. if i'm the president i have two questions. what's on ts table? and it sount sound to me like denuke. it sounds like freeze. and number two, what happens if you fail? i didn't hear either one of those. >> and gordon on this issue the words from the south korean adviser where they would refrain. but you saw what happened to clinton, they agreed in 1994 that would be the end, and of course that was broken. in 2005 they said they would end their nuclear programs and allow inspectors bush. then 2006 nuclear test. that was worth a whole lot of nothing. then happened again praum, kim jong-un as leader of north korea reached out, said there would b

the snow will pop up in the south. pop up in the south.nd and the north—east of england. north—east of england. five to ten centimetres, even more over the higher ground. over the higher ground. south—west and southern england as well. well. of snow over the high ground. blizzard conditions possible with lots of blowing snow around today. lots of blowing snow around today. parts of wales and the south west today. today. persistent snow heading in across parts of southern england. parts of southern england. the east of scotland, combined with a brisk, easterly wind. a brisk, easterly wind. about a degree or so either side of freezing. freezing. wind—chill, it could feel much colder. colder. heading up towards the north of england. england. continue to see snow showers further north. north. and ice around first thing saturday morning. morning. stays cold in the north of the country unless cold in the south. country unless cold in the south. an ongoing risk of snow for some of us. ongoing risk of snow for some of us. here is how saturday is s

the one across south wales and south—west england.other one was yesterday. it helps emphasise how potentially severe this is. you really do need to take action, don't get in yourcarand really do need to take action, don't get in your car and travel to those areas unless at all necessary. you seem areas unless at all necessary. you seem stranded passengers in scotland. we don't want that, we wa nt to scotland. we don't want that, we want to avoid that. there is potential risk to life and we need to ta ke potential risk to life and we need to take very seriously. interesting to take very seriously. interesting to hear from the rac is some motorists report their fuel lines are freezing. it really changes the dynamic. we're looking at potential wind—chill of —12, —13 today at least, quite widely across the country. you rightly said it's the first day of march, it could be the cold est first day of march, it could be the coldest record—breaking first day of march we have. we haven't even mentioned that because there's so much going off in

the cloud a little motestubbmn‘m w . ,. ,. 2 the south—east of clear across the south—east of englandmost of us. this week a return to something a bit colder, u nsettled a return to something a bit colder, unsettled as we see weather systems moving in the atlantic. that milder airto begin the moving in the atlantic. that milder air to begin the week will be replaced by something called, a low pressure system moving in from the west, dragging in this cold airfrom the east, turning particularly cold to the north—east of the british isles. we start of the day on a bit ofa isles. we start of the day on a bit of a frosty note tomorrow but it will be a bright one for many, plenty of sunshine around, perhaps a few patches of mist and fog but they should lift quickly, turning cloudy from the west with spells of rain moving from northern ireland, and then later into wales and south—west england. temperatures maximum 13 degrees, the odd chance of an isolated shower in the south—east of england. as we move into tuesday, an area of low pressure agent in from the west, so a spell of rain overnight

and mozambique a band mate imports from south africa malcolm webb has more. this is the food company whose products the government says are responsible for the listeria outbreak they make all kinds of meat products which can be found in supermarkets all over south africa they're affordable to most south africans this outlet now closed its outside one of their factories it will serve all across the country but the government says that some of their production lines are contaminated and that's why people are lining up here with meat products that they've bought recently come to demand a refund and ask about the risks to their health clinic or advised to sausages regularly for her two young children when i saw on the news last night should tell us get you know i live in now and i'm still alive and. for that matter the health of my kids suspect is now because what's going to happen to morrow or tonight all right so and i don't know all the symptoms of that is because this is not enough. like teaching for getting the disease and this bacteria is responsible for th

moving in. snow moving in. the south that will deteriorate in south—western areas. south—western areasn and significant problems on friday morning. problems on friday morning. elsewhere, still some snow showers around and ice could be a risk. around and ice could be a risk. quadrant easing off into friday morning. morning. across wales, the midlands and into the south—east of england. the south—east of england. maximum temperature is not above freezing. freezing. it will feel much lower than that. than that. weekend and the risk of further snow at times. at times. well worth staying tuned to the weather forecast. goodbye. this is business live from bbc news with rachel home and sally bundock. cue the big money. music streaming giant spotify heads for the new york stock exchange. but will it find a place on wall street‘s playlist? live from london, that‘s our top story on thursday 1st march. could spotify really be worth $23 billion? in an unconventional way. we‘ll tell you all you need to know. in the world of google and facebook. why the giants of the industry could be losing their gl

i think that the united states are afraid that south korea will.go all the way over iraq i mean look at iraq yeah they let the russian planes through into syria without the iraqi government taking the decision i mean we don't know exactly how it was taken probably it was iranian influence probably something else but the rock has shown a certain deal wolf sobering and they write to a foreign minister last week was in russia and he was received at a very high level why because it's so very in country they have shown it so if south korea goes the same world as it seemed to be going on the president came to june i'm glad he is a success so normal it looked like south korea was becoming a sovereign country tell you that there is a development in the room but you know mark brings up a really good point here victor is that if there is some kind of progress among the koreans here it could easily backfire against the americans when they when they when they're saying hey we're a sovereign state and we can make sovereign decisions this is where you know we're

red weather alerts meaning there is a risk to life have been issued in south—west england and south waleshundreds of drivers have been stranded on a m80 in scotland. we're in the car and we're warm. there's not much to see it's like a car park. cars everywhere, no one has got their lights on anymore. i think everyone is trying to sleep. more snow is expected during the day — with severe travel disruption when storm emma blows into the south—west from the atlantic. and there's a warning from the national grid that there may not be enough gas to meet demand today. big industrial users are asked to cut back. we'll bring you all, the latest weather developments. also coming up... the head of the european council, donald tusk, has warned that if britain leaves the single market and customs union, trade restrictions with the european union will be inevitable. i will be asking in london if anyone has a better idea for preventing a hard border between ireland and northern ireland. matt hancox says the government is formally closing bill everson inquiry into the media. good morning. it's thursday

defense budget from south korea and one of the reasons that trump has given for this policy is strategic defense reasons is so dumb it just doesn't add up. in terms of proportionate responses from the e.u. and china and so on i would argue and a lot of my colleagues would argue that it would be equally dumb for the you to impose tariffs on things like harley davidson motorbikes because again the people who come are worst of that of a come soon as being calculated for example that for every one job saved by this tariff in position for steel allow you minium in the united states the u.s. economy will actually lou lou five jobs that out is up to one hundred forty six thousand jobs that are a risk because of this policy by trump. well meanwhile the head of the cia has defended donald trump's plan to meet the leader of north korea kim jong on my pump a zero said the talks are not for c.s.m. but to solve a problem and the president himself is upbeat about the summit. or the meeting if it does go ahead will be the first ever between the two countries heads of state and it would mark a dramatic

the cauldron in and south korean athlete before l|ght|re fog uldron in and south korean athlete beforefté‘fl'flfifiil fifefieefee flfiile tee' fté‘fl'f'eeil fifefieefee fieele tee | begins ‘ with british if tee weather behaves, alpine skiing begins with the downhill and there will be medal hopes resting on the shoulders of athletes. they will be hoping to get back on the podium. elsewhere, scott mina will represent great britain for the first time in nordic skiing for the first time in nordic skiing for the first time in 20 years. competing in six out of the eight days. finally the curling team will hope to begin their campaign with a win. a busy day to start here. thank you. and now the weather. weather—wise we have a mixture of conditions. turning cloudy across england and wales but further north in cumbria also cloud, contrast and good sunshine in parts of scotland. the weather is changing because further south we have low pressure and a weather front. this cloud, not and a weather front. this cloud, not a straight weather front, and one that will bring pulses of rain. the rain is beginnin

and south korea scheduled for next month.rces that national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster will be briefing the u.n. security counsel on monday about these developments, wolf. >> very significant, potentially very sfoignificant developments. leon panetta is with us as well, the former defense secretary, the former cia director. what do you think, mr. secretary, about these late-breaking developments? we'll get formal word in the next several minutes? >> well, it's extremely interesting to know that kim jong-un has issued an invitation to the president. but i would, i would be very cautious about this. number one, the president, the president needs to know, this can't just be a photo op with a political candidate. he's meeting with kim jong-un, who's threatened to annihilate the united states. and so he's going to have to lay some groundwork here. i think he should talk to our allies, to the south korean president, to the japanese, even to the chinese and others to get a sense of whether or not there's a benefit here or somet

but you just heard the south korean national security adviser say they understand that the u.s., south korean exercises will go on. these are major irritants to the north koreans but they're apparently willing to swallow this. will we ever get to the eat the carrots? we don't know. but this is definitely aginitiative worth pursuing. the talks themselves while they go on will freeze the program. that is a major national security achievement. the south koreans are giving credit to president trump. that's a good thing to do. >> evelyn, it seems we learned at the end of the cold war the degree to which the cold war rivals the eastern blk like honey ker in east germany. what they wanted was recognition by the west to go to the white house and be received with honors. could it be would kim jong-un wants the respect and prestige from sitting across the table with the president of the united states? could that be the carrot? >> chris, he definitely wants respect. there's no question about that. but i would caution everyone not to get overly enthusiastic. i think we are excited now because agai

are the first south korean officials to meet kim since he took power at the end of twenty eleven south korean president moon j.n. has sent them to try to get pyongyang talking to washington and of conflict problems bryant has more from seoul. the delegation is now in pyongyang and this controversial visit is underway supporters say any chance of dialogue with north korea should be grabbed with both hands but critics argue that south korea is giving too much away with no guarantees that these talks will lead anywhere before the delegation even left seoul there was no confirmation that they would be meeting with kim jong un the north korean leader but soon after they landed they were hosted at a dinner by the north korean leader that combined with the seniority of the officials that were there to greet the delegates and also the fact that the delegation is being put up in an official guest house is all evidence according to seoul about the seriousness with which the north koreans are giving this visit in the coming talks south korea will be looking at ways of advancing into korean dialog

of the south koreans.ld want a u.s. team going to china, working out some kind of quiet u.s./north korean discussions. you know, if the president is going to pull a rabbit out of a hat, we need some diplomats who before that time, busy stuffing that rabbit down the hat. that's what diplomats do and presidents, you know, show the success of that. so we need some diplomatic effort here, and i think the idea that donald trump is going to rely on diplomats is just something new to him. >> and there aren't any anyway. i mean there are, of course, but there is not. you're a former ambassador to south korea. there's currently no u.s. ambassador to south korea. famously, the north korean envoy for the state department resigned, retired a couple of weeks ago. the infrastructure, the normal diplomatic infrastructure is not in place for something so huge as this. >> it is huge. frankly, in a certain way, in terms of foreign policy, in terms of national security, he's betting his presidency on this. that would put it

under political conditions that permit the south vietnamese, all the south vietnamese, to chart their course free of any outside domination or interference, from .s or anyone else so tonight, i reaffirm the pledge that we made at manila. that we are prepared to withdraw as forces from south vietnam the other sized withdraws its forces to the north. stops the infiltration, and the level of violence. our goal of peace and self-determination in vietnam is to the futureed of all of southeast asia, where much as happened to inspire confidence during the past 10 years. we have done all that we knew contribute and to help build that conference. -- confidence. a number of nations have shown what can be accomplished under conditions of security. media, the in the fifth-largest nation and all the world, with a population of more than 100 million people, has had a government that is dedicated to peace with its neighbors. and the improved conditions for its own people. political and economic cooperation between nations has grown rapidly. i think every american can take a great deal of pride in th

a summit between north and south korea is possible after a meeting with the two sides in pyongyang. leaked e-mails u.a.e. links businessman and he suspects a plan to get america's top diplomat five plus. no family should endure what we have endured. students and parents protest as florida politicians debates a bill to allow teachers to carry guns into school as. an aid convoy has been forced to retreat from syria's the sieged east and region as the government pressed on with its and ground assault the convoy of forty trucks pulled out of the town of duma without unloading all of its aid the government has already confiscated most medical supplies reports and a warning some of you may find images in the story just. it's the first time aid has entered the rebel controlled enclave of eastern huta since the latest offensive began just over two weeks ago but world health organization officials say seventy percent of what was loaded on the trucks was removed during. inspection. it's not the first time syrian government officials have prevented trauma kids and surgical supplies from reachi

in the morning slushy and south and east so a yellow in the morning and evening red light with heavyet snow and winds 45, 50 and philadelphia to the east 35, 45 to the north and west and could bring down trees and power outages and when metrologist cecily tynan comes back she will have the maps in a bit. >> covering real estate we will go live to action reporter christie ileto in south broad street in philadelphia christie the city has laid out the snow fighting strategy what is the plan? >> well jim this is one of several snow emergency routes in the city and come tomorrow night at 8:00 a.m. all of these cars that you still see on south broad trestreet and the median the side will make way for the plow trucks to keep the roads passable the city sanitation department is not wasting time and the group of people doing the work is called the bull gang. the vehicles will join a fleet of over 400 pieces of equipment keeping the streets clear in the height of wednesday's nor'easter. >> what are you doing? >> putting the chains on the tires. >> on the inside and outside. >> reporter: more t

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heavy rain to the south and east. starting to erode in the city, there will bmixing on from the city, right i-95 but once we see this storm taking shape off shore and strengthen it its and thatneaking heaviest will b will set and as far as south eastern depending if that snow wraps in and gets to the south this particular modeldoes not have that happening and keeping snow relatively negligent nibble our south and see a southern extension of the snow. by 6:00 we will see that m have areas here biggest six to 12, north philadelphia, all the way through pocon 12 inches in the lehigh valley and isolate of 12 plus in the highest elevations of the poconos. we are at three to six philadelphia, quick gradient to that one a to three and coat not mai rain across most of south jerseyndnks your bate, this is your uncertainty so to speak we have tofurther north or south but that six to 12-inch zone from the i-95 co will brief to the 3 40 miles an hour rangee storm strong as they werwith the last system but certainly strong enough

today, it's brought southwest wales and south—west england as well and in actualfact, if we south—westland as well and in actual fact, if we look at the snow radar if this clump of snow that's going to be moving up through the channel isles that will cause the issues. we've got a rash of snow showers piling into eastern scotland but it's not as bad as it was yesterday. we've lost the red warning, take action. we still got amber warnings warning, take action. we still got amberwarnings in warning, take action. we still got amber warnings in force for east of scotland, be prepared forfurther disruption. the same for north—east england and northern ireland. down into the south—west we have another red warning, this means take action. we are looking at severe weather for the end of the day, blizzard like conditions here. we will widely see as much as 20 and two metres of falling snow and we could see more, 30-40 falling snow and we could see more, 30—a0 centimetres to higher ground. it will be awful out there and with strong gusty winds it will blow the snow around. it will move through wa

south korea wants. he's a very clever man, kim jong-un, and we have to realize that. >> this is what the north korean regime has wanted for quite some time. the question is have policies this administration has pushed out, have they pushed him to it in a different way. vice president mike pence says this move is evidence that trump's strategy to isolate the kim regime is working. is that true? >> well, it could be partially true, but i don't think it's nearly as true as the vice president says. we know the sanctions have hurt north korea, but so far the sanctions have not brought north korea to the table. i think kim is coming to president trump now because he studied trump and knows trump is susceptible to flattery and president trump will come visit with him. that puts kim on the world stage. >> do you feel the united states needs to get out of this now? >> clearly we want peace on the peninsula. that's the ultimate goal. it's going to be very difficult. we have to work with our allies, not just south

and south korean forces which normally irritate the north koreans but apparently according to the south koreans kim jong un has been explained that these these exercises are still likely to go ahead but apparently he accept that and accept that that will not do rail his intention to hold this summit right thank you u.s. president are trump says he'll appoint a new chief economic adviser soon after gary cohen announced he's stepping down has been a vocal critic of trance controversial proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum he faced calls to resign last year after trump failed to condemn a white supremacist attack in charlottesville doesn't jordan has more from washington d.c. . certainly the terror of issue is much more serious because that goes to the very heart of the u.s. economy its ability to trade goods with other countries in a way that doesn't cost the u.s. economy too much money and of course there's now fear that is going to be the case we don't know when gary coleman is leaving but certainly it's been a lot of discussion here in washington today this is the u.s. president the

mr kim i mean you said that the south korean president general sentiment is one of excitement to south korea but when you look back at history there's been this agreed framework of one to ninety four followed by the agreement of two thousand and two two thousand and six or collapsed within months i mean why was this one. if it ever happens could be a breakthrough because others say that north korea not just trying to use it as a tactic when talking right i guess the whole can be found in the way the current situation has been set up i mean you know many media radiations around the world have pointed out that this time what's happening is very much top down the pub leaders of course condemning them in china and donald trump in washington as there are they're making the moves in the past what has been happening is that all the working level officials ironed out all the differences and today they went up the ladder and then you know final stage of each prime period of getting to the final point it was you know talking about a summit meetings and then pop the highest level you know get tog