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

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

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

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

and here is what south korea's top security official had to say a little earlier. the north clearly expressed its willingness for denuclearizing the korean peninsula and clarified that there's no reason for them to retain nuclear weapons if military threats against the murray moved in if the safety of its regime is guaranteed all right let's get more on these extraordinary developments with josh smith he is a word is correspondent in seoul south korea and josh how significant is this 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 cumin john 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 that 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 declar

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

again, coming to us from south korean officials.invite 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

business to who is controlling what's going to resource people in power investigates the misuse of south africa's state assets nobody is implicated good or named in the before was to put their point of view on the financial rewards available to an accommodating business community south africa corruption on not just. anger in venezuela prisoners' families the man the answer is after at least sixty eight people die in a jail riot. hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london thank you for joining us also coming up on the program north and south korea agree the date for a rare summit between their two leaders preliminary results show a landslide win for. egypt's presidential election with a low voter turnout. will do everything to make up my mistake. and the. band cricket captain breaks down as he apologizes for his role in a cheating scandal. anguished relatives of at least sixty eight people killed in a riot and fire in the south in the cells of a venezuelan police station have gathered outside to demand they explain nations opposition politicians blame the leftist

and south korea but there is confusion underscores the developments that have occurred with president trump leaping headfirst into a potential face to face negotiation many expressing concern that negotiations such as these begin from the bottom up that the face to face meeting between leaders comes at the end of a process not at the very beginning in addition some experts point out the north koreans have had decades of negotiating deals with various states the trumpet ministration new to the game they going to be at a disadvantage in any negotiation with the north koreans should it take place from the very beginning news of the proposed meeting has made headlines around the world but in north korea itself you might not have heard anything about it right mcbride is in the south korean capital seoul. if you are in north korea right now and you do not have access to an outside source of information then you will not know about the historic summit in all six pages of the rod long since this is the state controlled main party newspaper there is not one mention of it the only related item

said it 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 mode today ssion and keeping all of that in mind mr food 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 that we can hold for especially when this round of summer tree is done let

and rain to the south and east. and during the morning rush tomorrow you may not see a whole lot activity and not a lot of precipitation but light snow will be around and rain across farther south jersey is and into delaware but this is when the heaviest moves in 11:00, 11:30 and noon tomorrow we have the snow with the northeasterly winds moving in and moisture from the atlantic. what to expect with this nor'easter round 2. the winds will not be strong, gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour. not as strong in comparison to the last nor'easter. this is say snow impact. 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 tem is the time period and likely cause additional power outages. we have more details coming up in the full accuweather forecast. lets send it back inside to you. >>> now, lets turn to walter perez. for storm preparations in the lehigh valley. >> the lehigh valley got several inches from the storm on friday and now they could be in for much more. >> that is right. as you mentioned a few days after the coastal storm clobbered our region we

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

and bahrain supported the one nine hundred ninety six attempt to overthrow the qatari government a south korean delegation meets north korean leader kim jong orden it's the first high profile visit from seoul in eleven years. we begin in syria where a u.n. aid convoy has entered the main town inside the besieged rebel held enclave of eastern but before being allowed past army checkpoints most of the convoys medical supplies were confiscated syrian and russian air attacks meanwhile have continued killing at least forty people in just the past twenty four hours santa has our reporter and the warnings on the may fire. images in this story the story. 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 reaching besieged areas they have been systematically removed from aid convoys in

in the south. or two showers, temperatures coming down a touch, particularly in the north, highs between four and 10 degrees. as we go into this week, fair amount of uncertainty as to the exact positioning of the areas of low pressure, looks like it will turn colder with the risk of snow. this is bbc news. the headlines: australia's cricket captain, steve smith and vice captain david warner have stepped down for the rest of the current test against south africa as the ball tampering scandal deepens. the australian prime minister has expressed his anger at the scandal. this is a shocking disappointment, and it is wrong... and i look forward to cricket australia taking decisive action soon. 3000 soon. 3000 extra midwives are to be trained over the next format years in the largest ever increase in maternity staff in england. the plans will also see expectant mothers treated by the same midwife throughout their pregnancy. catalonia's former president has been arrested in germany after crossing the bord

and the channel, the south midlands, wales and south—west england.or in the strength of the winds, perishing me cold. the wind direction will change slightly and pushed the beast from the east into the far north—east. the weekend, something less cold but still the risk of some snow showers. thank you. that's it. now on bbc one we can join the bbc‘s news teams where you are. a dark history, british children leve nson this is bbc news , our latest headlines. as storm emma sweeps in from the atlantic, a red weather warning is in place for south west england and south wales — it means conditions pose a potential risk to life. across the uk, snow and ice continue to cause chaos as freezing conditions affect roads, airports and trains. many motorists found themselves stranded. iphone themselves stranded. into work to say i couldn't make iphone into work to say i couldn't make it, i'm stuck in a drift, and i won't be in. —— i phoned in to work. go home and have a cup of tea, i think. british children forcibly sent abroad, many of them abused, should receive

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 months even to full 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 organizations around the world have pointed out that this time what's happening is very much top down the pub leaders course kim jong il and in telling him 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

-south korean military exercises to take place. what does the u.s. one out of it? south korea? and north korea? teste looking at the unit reunification of the peninsula? >> uninification is a long way off, but i think this is a first step. first there has to be peaceful. what the united states w wants s the denuclearization of north korea and the denuclearization of north korea. that made that clear. but that was not possible as a condition for talking most of north korea made that very clear. what north korea has wanted and has been saying for years is an and to what they call bs hostile policy toward them. in and to nuclear threats against them, nuclear war threats against them, a and ando these exercises with actually practice regime change. in an e end to the sanctions tht are definitetely hurting the noh korean economy. north korea wants normal relations with the united states, and has been wanting that for years. i think it's objective is to have a peace treaty. the korean war ended in an armistice. there is a necessity to end of this war through a peace treaty. if you ha

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

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

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

when south meets north high level korean talks are underway. hello again i'm. a live from doha also coming out. anger in venezuela prisoners families demand answers after a riot has killed sixty eight. saudi arabia could face legal action by the families of those killed in the nine eleven attacks a u.s. judge clears the way. and house speculation about taxes wiped billions of dollars of allison's market value. the first high level tolls between south and north korea have begun in the demilitarized zone which divides the two countries they're expected to set the agenda for meetings between south korean president. and the north korean leader kim jong un which is planned for next month diplomatic momentum has been building including kim's first face to face meeting with the chinese president earlier this week. 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 we

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

we can talk now to kathy novak our correspondent who's in seoul the south korean capital and kathy it seems very much to say the south koreans are very welcoming of what has transpired in beijing of the past couple of days. yes i would say the government does see this as a positive development of course president had always pushed a policy of more engagement and dialogue with north korea he is preparing for his own summit meeting with kim jong un next month in fact there is an intercom rian high level meeting tomorrow thursday to discuss those preparations and the presidential blue house spokesman has said that the situation has developed beyond their expectations and they have to monitor developments closely with all possibilities in mind as things move forward because there are a lot of things going on in the next couple weeks and months here on the korean peninsula they're expecting a briefing the south korean officials that is are expecting a briefing from china's top diplomat on thursday following this high level meeting between xi jinping and kim jong un there's also an art trou

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

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

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

to achieve this, the government south -- government of south vietnam began the drafting of 19-year-old on march 1. -- 19-year-olds on march 1. on may 1, the government will begin the drafting of 18-year-olds. last month, 10,000 men volunteered for military service. that was two and a half times the number of volunteers during the same month last year. since the middle of january, more than 48,000 south vietnamese have joined the armed forces, and nearly half of them volunteered to do so. all men in the south vietnamese armed forces have had their tours of duty extended for the duration of the war, and reserves are being called up for immediate active duty. the president told his people last week, we must make greater effort, we must accept more sacrifices because as i have said many times, this is our country. ce of our mission is at stake. this is mainly a vietnamese responsibility. he warned his people that a major national effort is required to root out corruption and incompetence at every level -- at all levels of government. ofapplause this evidence determination on part of south

for the celsius in the south—east. further north, 9—11d. forthe rest celsius in the south—east.times, windy especially during wednesday, but relatively mild. however, called a weekend could be in store. cold air from siberia gradually working its way south but some uncertainties on that at the moment. goodbye. hello, it's monday, it's nine o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. the top story today... tributes are pouring in for the top story today... tributes are pouring infora the top story today... tributes are pouring in for a sir ken .com or one of the last great musical acts of his time, who has died at the age of 90 and will be best remembered for jokes like this. tickled i am by all this goodwill. what about you mrs, have you been tickled by goodwill? freud said a laugh was a sudden explosion of psychic energy. the trouble with freud was he never played second house friday night at glasgow empire. we'll pay tribute to the man best known for his tickling stick and epic performances. also on the programme — the prime minister will meet the national secu

the south still technically at war. how is this being received?there is an element of, oh, my goodness. when i tweeted the announcement i said, wow. we thought it would go forward in baby steps but it is going forward in huge leaves. not only is president trump accepted the invitation to meet kim jong—un kim jong—un trump accepted the invitation to meet kimjong—un kimjong—un but he will meet in high may. the rebels are obvious. it could well be that this is a genuine opportunity to speak to north korea, to try to get rid of nuclear weapons on this pinion trial. —— peninsular. the us president will meet the leader of north korea and it is a first. it is a huge pr. he will believe his maximum policy is working. the people in seoul, the ministers who have been deftly and dramatically negotiating these two sides to the table also. it could also be that kim jong—un sees it as a propaganda win. he is incredibly savvy. those army of beauties, sent to the winter olympics, managing to almost upstaged the sporting arena, when it comes to dealing with this k

a few showers across south—west england and wales, cold in the north but relatively mild in the southits way across from northern scotland but the weather front will sneak across the english channel and curl back into south—east england and east anglia, threatening a spell of morning rain on wednesday. quite a wet start but that rain will clear away, followed by some brighter skies and sunshine. some showers around, particularly western areas, some wintry across the high ground of scotland but temperatures continue to recover, looking at highs of six in edinburgh. thursday promises to be a quite a on a weather front, still a few showers knocking around and a more persistent area of rain running to the english channel, not far away from south england so that could come inland. otherwise, quiet, some bright skies, bit of sunshine coming through and tmeperatu res between six and nine celsius. nothing severe for thursday. through to the end of the week and the weekend, quite cool for the northern half of the uk but relatively mild into the weekend in the south. many areas will be dry. you

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

rain moving into the south.preading its way north as we moved through the day for southern parts and central parts of england and wales. heavy bursts. western parts of wales and perhaps cornwall staying dry. still some showers. scattered showers. some brighter intervals, showery outbreaks for southern scotland over high ground. temperatures at a maximum of 9—10dc. seeing the wind strengthening in the north. easterly wind, not feeling warm. bromance about tonight, outbreaks of rain, heavy at times, snow over the pennines, showers for the north and clearer spells in the northwest. tomorrow, low pressure dominating the weather, working east. fair amount of cloud, showery outbreaks of rain, some hills though. brighter intervals for western parts of england and wales. across scotland and northern ireland, still a cute showers persisting the degree for the north—east of scotland, some falling as snow even to lower levels. more of a contrast in the temperatures, colder in the north, cold but brighter start on easter da

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

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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