to the times were on the southern tour -- two of the times were on the southern tour. so that was a treat for him as well. he called it his line of march, the military command. one, he was patrolling and wanted to get everything just right. but more importantly, as he was traveling south in particular, went the line of the mail. the kings -- king's highway was the main line of the mail, so he knew of someone from his cabinet needed him, they would have a shot at reaching him if he went south. but when he was leaving augusta, they would been challenging to get him letters when he was moving through the piedmont. thomas jefferson wrote in late may, that there is nothing of note to report. evidently different time in our history. do you think president obama would like to disappear for a few months and have nothing to report? so george washington selected this route, and also wanted to see the governors in these eight. -- states. he arranged ahead to do that. he didn't go to certain places that many people assumed he did. he didn't go to the northeastern north carolina, w

snow possible over southern md. few flurries possible in the dmv. highs: 27-32 winds: nw 5-15 g 20 mph julie toss to john weather. for updates on the go - be sure to download our free abc-7 stormwatch app in the app store and google play. what could be a tense meeting happening today in new york. president-elect donald trump will sit down with the nation's top intelligence officials. he'll be briefed on their findings that russia tried to influence the presidential election through computer hacking. trump has been critical of the claims. but on thursday - james clapper - the director of of national intelligence, told a senate panel that they are more confident than ever that moscow tried to interfere in the process. with just 14 days until the inauguration, d-c's leaders are huddling up to put a transportation and security plan in place. today d-c mayor murel bowser.. metro g-m paul wiedefeldand members of the secret service will outline their logisitics. abc seven will be at that media briefing set for noon today. just a dusting of snow overnight,

not too much in the southern poor. -- tour. did anything significant a court in waynesboro, georgia? mr. bingham: waynesboro, georgia. route goings through there. mr. bingham: he spent one night they're getting ready to go to augusta and i'm struggling to recall anything specific that i know of that happened in waynesboro. i will probably -- i am going down there in the fall to make a presentation and i will probably find out then. [laughter] mr. bingham: unless you tell me tonight. it was one of the places that was thrilled to have them because it was not a special stop, it was that he could not quite get to a gust of that day. anyone else? this gentleman on the front row. and back there. evidence thaty government couriers or dispatches were sent to him or me with him in any place, so that he had make government decisions on the tour? mr. bingham: his cabinet members will write him from time to time but there was nothing that i recall controversial. it were a few decisions made that were not that big a deal in the grand scheme

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three—day strike by southern rail drivers. 15—year—old girl has been arrested after a seven—year—old girl was found with life—threatening injuries in york and has died. festive cheer for morrisons, as they record their best christmas sales figures for seven years. getting bigger, the world cup will expand to 48 teams in less tha n world cup will expand to 48 teams in less than a decade, as 16 more teams are allowed in. in sport, johanna konta's preparations for the australian open go from strength to strength. she is through to the quarterfinals of the sydney international. good afternoon. the labour leader jeremy corbyn has told the bbc he doesn't believe that immigration in the uk is too high. in a major speech, he is expected to suggest that labour is no longer wedded to the principle of freedom of movement. when asked if he had changed his mind about the numbers coming to the uk this morning, he said no. he also addressed the issue of pay, saying he wanted to put a cap on the maximum amount people can earn in the uk, to cr

and certainly for southern wales and southern counties of east anglia it will be a cold start to the as we've seen for the past couple of days there will be sunshine working across southern counties of england. cold, but bright. a weather front continues to dangle across central portions of wales and england, where the thickest cloud is. that's where we could see the odd spit of morning drizzle. but temperatures about 6—9 celsius as we push into northern parts. in scotland, the cloud thick enough for a few spots of rain. this is the picture through the rest of the day. a cloudy day weatherwise for most of the uk, but again some faring better for sunshine than others. southern counties of england will keep the sunshine. breaks in the cloud across scotland. the best in eastern areas. generally the cloud is a little bit higher in the sky across the northern half, compared to yesterday, so at least it will look brighter underneath those cloudy skies. that's thursday's picture. through the night we're stuck with this cloud through thursday night. again there could be a few mist and fog pa

just two degrees in newcastle, milder, though, across many southern and western areas.e evening and overnight, so it gets a bit messy. there will be areas of rain pushing their way northwards and eastwards, some quite heavy, actually, some quite wet, actually. a period of snow across high ground in particular. the temperatures could dip, late, close to freezing. but for most of us, actually, it will be a frost—free start to the weekend. saturday, then, starts with cloud, with some patchy rain continuing to move northwards and eastwards. behind that it turns brighter, but also with some showers, and one or two of those showers could be wintry up over high ground. it might not be as cold as it has been for most of us, double figures in a few southern areas. that milder theme continues into sunday. we could see an area of rain pushing into southern areas, however, how far north that gets is open to question. the best of the brightness on sunday will be further north across the uk. milder than recently. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north a

you can see the travel conditions not great here in southern delaware. the state trooper up there kicking up a lot of snow as he passed on my left. a little bit dangerous out here. where the snow is coming down hardest in delaware. >>> snow falling in delaware already. take a look at radar falling along the shore, too. in parts of south jersey a live look outside philadelphia at the art museum. flakes not falling yet but will be soon. we'll time it out coming up. here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea my husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. my whole family wants to stay free from artificial preservatives. and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. >>> right now we are tracking snow. nothing yet here in philadelphia, but this morning the firs

no southern services today.sy and had to filter people through. ten months this has been going on and what eve ryo ne this has been going on and what everyone is saying is they don't ca re everyone is saying is they don't care what is causing it, theyjust got to sort it out. station tannoy: platform 2, for the delayed 0747 thameslink service... it's becoming all too familiar. realistically, we are not going to get on this one so we'll wait for the next train. commuters on one of britain's busiest rail lines, struggling through a strike. the whole situation seems like a complete joke. i'd like to know when i get on the train that i'm going to end up at my destination at a certain time. it's that uncertainty of being able to say, i'll get back to meet someone, or i might have to get back for child cover or something. southern normally runs 2200 services a day — today they managed 16. well, this is the queue just to get into east croydon station. all of these people have been trying to get into london. it's about 8

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it's a tradition in okinawa on the southern-most tip of japan. this colorful chain of islands is full of tropical flowers and is surrounded by a clear blue ocean and beautiful coral reef. it evolved around 700 years ago when okinawa was a hub of international trade and the center of the stage of the industry.. the 38-year-old is the 16th generation proprietor of the studio. he was entrusted with making a kimono representing costa rica. costa rica is a natural treasure, home to 5% of the world's species of flora and fauna. >> translator: costa rica's vibrant plants and animals are similar to okinawa's i wanted to reflect the bingata tradition no matter what. >> reporter: he wantnted to dept more than natural beauty. he wanted to express his feelings about peace. paperr stencils are used in bingata. these traditional patterns have been passed down from generation to generation. but okinawa became a battlegrounds in world war ii, most bingata kimono and paper stencils were lost then, but some were found on the japanese mainland.. hihis grandfather s

milder, though, across many southern and western areas.ening and night, so it gets a bit messy. there will be areas of rain pushing their way northwards and eatwards. some of that quite heavy, actually, some quite wet weather, and a period of snow up over the higher ground of scotland, in particular. but something a little bit clearer will folllow on behind. temperatures could dip late, close to freezing. but for most of us, actually, it will be a frost—free start to the weekend. saturday, then, starts with cloud and some patchy rain, continuing to move northwards and eastwards. behind that, it turns brighter, but also with some showers, and one or two of those showers could be wintry up over the high ground. but it will not be anything like as cold as it has been for most of us. double figures in a few southern areas. that milder theme continues into sunday. we could see an area of rain pushing into southern areas. how far north that gets is open to question. best of the brightness on sunday will be further north across the uk. milder tha

two to four into southern maryland. even southern charles county. extreme southern sections of st.unty and also southern calver county. 4 to 8 inches. last couple days this is the bulls eye. unlike last night's storm, there's no shortage of moisture with this one. this is a nor'easter. it's going to be a tight gradient in terms of -- you don't have to go far in terms of miles to go from two inches to eight inches. that's the kind of storm it is. some cities. rockville. maybe an inch and a half. dale city could see three. fredericksburg could see four. manassas could see two and a half inches. our live michael and son weather cam. still 30. sitting on 30 for a while. dew points around 11. pretty dry, cold air mass. here's the moisture stretching from just south of us into dixie. this is going to just hammer atlanta overnight and into greensboro and raleigh and charlotte. blizzard warnings tomorrow. a few patches of snow above us. it's not reaching the ground. that's going to be the case tonight. friday night plans are safe. yellow weather alert tomorrow. light snow here. critical ho

a touch of frost in aberdeenshire and certainly for southern wales and southern counties of east angliaad frost. but just as we've seen for the past couple of days there will be sunshine working across southern counties of england. cold but bright. the weather front continues to move across central portions of wales and england, where the thickest cloud is. that's where we could see the odd spot of morning drizzle. temperatures about 6—9 celsius as we push in the northern parts. in scotland the cloud produces a few spots of rain. this is the picture through the rest of the day. a cloudy day weatherwise for most of the uk, but again some faring better for sunshine than others. southern counties keep the sunshine. breaks in the cloud across scotland. the best for eastern areas. generally the cloud a little bit higher in the sky across the northern half, compared to yesterday, so at least it will look brighter underneath the cloudy skies. that's thursday. through the night we've got this cloud through thursday night. again there could be a few mist and fog patches forming, a bit of drizzle

edge of the ac expressway and the southern half of route 55. the state of delaware, you are looking at some slippery roads down there. so be careful of that. that probably tapers off by 10:00 or so. we're cold enough down south to take on the snow. # 2 in -- 32 in ac, millville and dover. as we go through the day, sun comes back by noon, 36 degrees. the high this afternoon is 39 degrees getting a little bit brisk and windy today and dropping to the freezing mark by 7:00 p.m. >>> those expecting snow to come in can watch it come in by watching storm tracker 6 live radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> a thriller with philadelphia ties topped the box office once again, m. night shyamalan, a dog's purpose $18 million. the oscar nominated film hidden figures brought in $14 million. >> new this morning arc smoky fire -- a smoky fire damaged part of a manufacturing business in olney on rising sun and adams avenue at 10:00 p.m. no word on what sparked the blaze. no injuries have been reported. >> 4:57 a.m., a winter weather advisory is in effect for parts of

stretching up to the midlands and the southern parts of norfolk.rth of wales and northern england and into the central southern parts of scotland. again, there will be one or two spots across northern scotland that will get away to a bright start with sunshine, a touch of frost and then again, some cloud as we go towards the northern and western isles as well. not a good deal changes on friday with the notable exception, at last, at last, we will push some of the murk out of wales and the midlands and maybe coming up to the southern parts of yorkshire. and then we do it all again. where we have had the clear skies, you get a cold start to the weekend. the system arcing its way up to the eastern parts and that is where we will see the cloudiest weather. a big chance for many more of you during saturday to see sunshine. that may not be the case across the south—eastern corner of both england and wales, but i think you'll see more cloud than you have seen of late perhaps. a slice of bright conditions. that will be the way for many of the fixtures in t

southern ones them to take over the safety critical job southern ones them to take over the safety criticaljobf taking over the doors. but the union says the guide should do it. a report by the regulator says their plans were safe as long as they provided the right equipment and training. all of the 2000 plus services in the company will be cancelled today, tomorrow, and friday. there will be huge disruption on thursday as well because the trains will be in the wrong place at. that is on top of an overtime ban cutting services daily. another three strikes are planned later this month. the issue of driver controlled trains is affecting southern today but it could easily transferred to other franchises through britain. duncan kennedy is at horsham. a really difficult time for so many people trying to travel. absolutely. the start of another dismal day for maybe 200,000 people. at horsham, 5— 10,000 people who would normally use this concourse. look inside. it is com pletely this concourse. look inside. it is completely empty. nothing running whatsoever. the difference compared to the strike last

more than 2,200 southern services weren't running today.thameslink service. their passengers were forced to find other routes in. the whole situation seems like a complete joke. i'd like to know that when i get on the train, that i'm going to end up at my destination at a certain time. well, this is the queue just to get into east croydon station, all of these people are trying to get to london, it's about 8:a5am, commuter time. that's the start of the queue there. it snakes around a lot, then actually goes down the side of the station, probably about 100 metres or so, down that way. for nearly a year, they've been rowing about changes to the role of the onboard guard. southern wants drivers to take over closing the train doors. the unions say that threatens safety and jobs. southern says no—one's losing their post and the safety regulator is happy with the changes. there's no sign of a breakthrough. this is the body shops new £1 million lab in croydon. they moved hundreds of staff here last year because of the great train service, but sout

once you head down to southern maryland, the air is saturated. you will get a lot of snow and it will start to add up. we're seeing an inch and a half coming up. farther south, richmond, we saw snow in the roads, even the main roads. l if you have plans to travel farther south today, i would hold on and wait until later this evening as they get a chance to get things clear up. as we go through futurecast, i want to show you the visibility. this is a good indication of where it is really snowing. sometimes you see the returns on the radar. and nothing is really falling. it starts to evaporate where the air is drier. once you head south of fredericksburg, that snow is coming down well. they have updated to winter weather warnings for calvert county. st. mary's county is on that as well and south of fredericksburg. we're expecting an inch possible for the metro spots. areas in gray, i wouldn't count on an inch. a trace or just flurries is possible. as we head through today, this is 10:30. this is a morning and early afternoon event. you will be shor

region and maybe a little bitli heavy snow still left downeftdon across portions of lower lower southernyland.sorn mar more details on the weather in e a bit but now let's do traffictc with erin como. >> 5:02. seeing a lot of heavier snower s in the area of fredericksburg,d, virginia around the marinethe corps base, 95 northbound arthb crash after the marine corpscorp base it's in the express lanes blocking the right lane.king tht you're seeing green for the most part paw volume is still sl light but trust me you want tono slow it down and use caution cun this morning especially be onecn the secretaries in woodbridgeieg and that end again in portionsgo of southern maryland as well.el. 95 and southbound crash block cl pentagon the left lane atlane at fairfax county parkway.a we'll have more traffic trffic coverage coming can up. u of want to he coo you moving coi this snowy and wet mourns. holly.lly. wisdom and >> developing breaking news w story from canada. gunmen in quebec city kill sixks people and eight on thes werehee wounded in a deadly mosque shooting. the shooting comes after aft

southern should not be pushing ahead southern should not be pushing ahead so wholeheartedly with it ifm and the guards and who should not open doors. these guys are saying that they should not open the doors on the train, it is not safe, they are too busy doing other things, it should be up to the guards. southern rail and the parent company say, no, perfectly safe. the guards should be concentrating on other things like looking after passengers. we spoke to southern rail this morning and they say they are open to talks at any time but as yet there are no plans for the sides to meet so we have got three strikes this week and three more later in january. the post office says it is seeking partners for franchises of 37 of its flagship crown branches on high streets across the uk. the communication workers union says the changes will result in the loss of 300 jobs and 127 specialist roles. a post office spokesman said that the changes would "underpin continued commitment to give communities in every part of the country access to essential services." concerns have been raised about the car

snow lovers, loving this forecast if you live in central southern delaware, southern new jersey, potential for good plowable snowstorm over 6 inches of snow, from the system, and once the storm passes, just reinforce the cold air, so, full-on winter conditions throughout this entire weekend across the delaware valley. outside to philadelphia, center city, all quiet still. really nothing happening. see flurries, next couple of hours, cold, though, 24 degrees, northeast wind at 15. feeling like 11 with the windchill. there is storm scan3, you can see, the brighter purple there in south jersey, indicating the snow that's reaching the ground. some light snow falling out of the clouds, up around philadelphia, into the north. but a lot of that just is evaporating before it reaches the grounds, air is dry, it will take some time to moisten up the atmosphere. winter weather advisory in effect for the areas in purple. philadelphia and surrounding suburbs, areas in pink, that's the winter storm warning, south jersey, central southern delaware, areas under the warning will see the most amount of snow

but southern say it is proven that it is 0kfor southern say it is proven that it is ok for the drivers for the drivers to do it, there is a lot of evidence to say it is safe, and that the guards can be better used on the train, looking after passengers. i cannot come together. no talks planned. 0nwards and upwards for the misery for these tens of thousands of commuters. and in a few minutes' time victoria will be talking to commuters who use the service, both supporting and against the strikes, about how the dispute can be resolved. a 15—year—old girl is being questioned by police in york after the death of a seven—year—old girl. the younger girl was found with life—threatening injuries in the woodthorpe area of the city yesterday afternoon. she was taken to hospital but died a short time later. the teenager remains in police custody. the british and irish governments say they're going to work to try to find a solution to the most—serious political crisis in northern ireland in a decade. yesterday, the deputy first minister, sinn fein's martin mcguinness, resigned. it came after weeks

then 2 to 4, southern charles county. 4 to 8. southern st.outhern calvert county. that is the bulls eye. this hasn't changed. what has changed is it's creeping further to the west. it's going to be a very dry snow. very difficult to make snowballs tomorrow. gaithersburg tomorrow, maybe an live look outside. live michael and son weather cam. sitting on 30. dry air mass right now. widen the radar out. there's the moisture. unlike last night when we had just to squeeze every little flake out. didn't have much moisture. we have all the moisture in the world here. this low pressure developed. the northeast gulf of mexico. moves off the coast. it can tap the gulf of mexico. no shortage of moisture there at all. your plans tonight are safe. some of this snow will get into our southern suburbs after midnight tonight. everything is not reaching the ground out to the west. friday night plans are safe. yellow weather alert for saturday. light snow in the metro. heavier snow south and east. critical hours on saturday. temps remain below freezing today. r

>> these are southerners are here. and that was who assaulted staff at tehachapi. >> if you guys want to check the mattresses and go from there. >> i'm going to go through the shoes right now just in case they've altered them, hid weapon stock in here of some type. >> i'm just curious what parts are missing and compare it, see how it's all connected. they're parting it out. >> you know, at the end of the day, everybody wants to go home to their families, you know. and, you know, you always look out for yourself and your partners. what hits home is not doing a thorough cell search like we're doing right now and if something was to take place, it would be hard to wake up knowing that was your unit and you didn't take the time to do the search and now you've lost a fellow partner. for myself, i couldn't live with myself knowing i didn't search that house right. so we'll keep searching until we come up on something. or if we don't, maybe one of our partners searching another cell will. >> a lot of times what these inmates

look at the snow, all the way down into southern texas, southern portions of louisiana. this is going to be a monster of a storm, especially in towards atlanta and the carolinas. for us, the storm moves in overnight tonight. so 7:00 tonight, fno problem. it's tomorrow morn right around 7:00. watch what happens here. i told you yesterday trending a little bit farther north west. look what happens around 11:00. leesburg eastward seeing snow. nothing back towards hagerstown. it's out of here by 3 or 4:00 everywhere. flurries possible to the north and west. dusting to an inch. 1-3 inches down to the south. southern maryland, 3-5 inches plus. i wouldn't be surprised to see 6-8 in some extreme southern areas. in the city. ♪ t right there one inch to three inches south including prince george's county county, southern portions of fairfax county and then to the north and west we're just talking flurries. be on the lookout tomorrow. we're going to be in here with you storm morning for the latest onis gets cold. windchills early sunday morning will be in the single digits. same de

eastern england, southern england and southern wales as well. a beautiful start if a little on the chilly side. cloudy across western areas as the day goes on. the best

into southern counties of england and perhapsjust creeping into parts southern counties of england and parts of wales. but not doing much for those temperatures, stuck around four or 5 degrees. and as soon as the sun goes down, the temperatures will again fall away. not so much where you keep that cloud. somewhere in the south again looking at around minus four degrees. so here we go again on thursday, something of a repeat performance with the best of the sunshine across southern counties. some gaps further north are possible. but again the temperature is nothing to write home about despite what you see the sunshine. five, six, 7 degrees. and the weather pretty much the same on friday. there is a general evening out of those temperatures. and here's the thing, getting into the weekend high pressure is still the dominant feature. but if it looks threatening in the atlantic do not worry, high pressure will be dominant on saturday and on through the weekend which will be mainly dry with some sunshine. if you want to get involved with weather watchers, those are the details. a reminder of

and central new jersey, southern and central delaware.e northwestern suburbs if you're along that pennsylvania turnpike to the north you may not see a flake during the day tomorrow and then everything lifts away as we get into the afternoon hours. this is 5 o'clock on saturday. so again those higher totals will be along the shore sussex county delaware, through atlantic county southern burlington county ocean county southern parts of cumberland county cape may county three to 6 inches. one to 3 inches in this blue which is central northern delaware and most of our counties in new jersey and then philadelphia to the north and west just a coating to an inch near pottstown quakertown, downingtown. philadelphia maybe an inch, inch and a half. high as 2-inches possible and those higher totals again confined to the shore. if you're right along the immediate shore line near 6-inches with isolated 7-inches in spots. dangerous travel down the shore because not only are you going to have a half a foot of snow falling possibly winds will be near 30

initially heavy snow flying, across southern new jersey, later this morning, into the afternoon. so again snowfall amounts, mainly less than 2 inches, just north of the city. say around 2 inches for philadelphia, then the amounts start increasing further south and east you go. so get to the coastal new jersey cape may county, coastal atlantic county six to eight, same deal sussex county, just off or just inland here, from interior new jersey down to dover, delaware, about four-6 inches of snow. and with that, we are reinforcing colds air as well. core of the cold air arrives tonight into sunday and monday. polar plunge here. temperatures are running good ten to even 15 degrees below average. with that added snow pack, that will allow temperatures maybe to drop even more than forecast. so also going to increase the winds. look at the windchill values. this is today. during the afternoon. will feel like lower teens, in a lot of locations, maybe even single digit. 8:00 tonight the snow is done. but the wind starts to increase behind the system, so single digit windchills, if you are

at the same time, southern leaders -- and i have to get that guy in there -- southern and start to and see what is happening at the end appreciate the potential utility area where these, mysterious costumes and performance of the klan and ok?t to promote until, and start to spread it themselves. so you have to powerful groups. the northern republican media and the thunder and political elites. they'll have reason to to promote the klan can't help but to spread because they find it fascinating what lincoln will be useful. friends said he klan starts to spread through the newspapers and 1868. are start to rename their existing plant groups and start rituals as these well. one thing that is important to realize is that he klan, there is no central organization to the klan where people are cards. klan membership there is very little of that. it is spread largely through the media and individuals who emerge and start calling themselves the klan. let's talk a little bit costumes lookn like. because the klan was so decentralized, there was not some sort of uniform klan costume. and were many

stretching up to the midlands and the southern parts of norfolk.rn parts of scotland. again, there will be one or two spots across northern scotland that will get away to a bright start with sunshine, a touch of frost and then again, some cloud as we go towards the northern and western isles as well. not a good deal changes on friday with the notable exception, at last, at last, we will push some of the murk out of wales the midlands and maybe coming up to the southern parts of yorkshire.

more than 2,200 southern services weren't running today.re forced to find other routes in. the whole situation seems like a complete joke. i'd like to know that when i get on the train, that i'm going to end up at my destination at a certain time. well, this is the queue just to get into east croydon station, all of these people are trying to get to london, it's about 8.45am, commuter time. that's the start of the queue there. it snakes around a lot, then actually goes down the side of the station, probably about 100 meters or so, down that way. for nearly a year, they've been rowing about changes to the role of the onboard guard. southern wants drivers to take over closing the train doors. the unions say that threatens safety and jobs. southern says no—one's losing their post and the safety regulator is happy with the changes. there's no sign of a breakthrough. this is the body shops new £1 million lab in croydon. they moved hundreds of staff here last year because of the great train service, but southern‘s drivers aren't working overtime

southern virginia and parts of southern maryland will also get a couple inches of snow. d.c. area itself is going to be fine. we'll see a little bit of snow around for your saturday. here's a look at the day planner today, partly cloudy, cold, we're in the 30s, and that three-day outlook heading into saturday will be watching for severa possible in parts of del marva. allison will have a check of the full seven-day forecast. she'll have a look at that in a bit. ellen. >> i want to see what it takes to make a proper snowball. it looks like maybe it fell apart. are you with nick? poor nick getting snowballs thrown at him. our fast five looked just fine. 55 miles per hour will be your average speed, if you're trying to make any drive coming on 95 in virginia, northbound. v.w. parkway, you're going to be fine, driving normal speeds. an accident on the outer loop, right after you pass by route 450 when you approach the parkway. if you are also on the outer loop, down by springfield interchange, reports of another accident. for both of these, no delays. i've been looking at traffic

com >> if you're waking up this up s morning in southern maryland in particular, east of 95,f 9 southernt you have another shot and innd i fact it's a pretty good chance on saturday of getting someurdat more snow.morenow. here in washington we're kindgtk of in the maybe zone and then t north and west you're in thest y very unlikely zone. zone. more details on that stormthat m coming up in 10 minutes. min i want to show you what we had last night. there it is, our little clipper system pushing off toff the north and east.h andas it's out of here.ut we're done with snow forw but temperatures will remain ilem very cold. 33 degrees at reagan national with highs only about aut 6 degrees warmer than thatt today. to dulles 29. bwi 30 degrees at this hour.hish again, here's your forecastrec for the next couple of daysf day here.he. 37 degrees today.od. we'll mix with sunshine sunin throughout the morning hoursut r but by the time we get to the te afternoon more kind of clouds c roll in. high of only 37 degrees.de tomorrow we are very, veryry carefully watching that storm.tm again snow looks more

milder, though, across many southern and western areas.ain pushing their way northwards and eatwards. some of that quite heavy, actually, so quite wet weather. and a period of snow up over the higher ground of scotland, in particular. but something a little bit clearer will folllow on behind. temperatures could dip late, close to freezing. but for most of us, actually, it will be a frost—free start to the weekend. saturday starts with cloud and some patchy rain, continuing to move northwards and eastwards. behind that, it turns brighter but also with some showers. and one or two of those showers could be wintry up on the high ground. but it will not be anything like as cold as it has been for most of us. double figures in a few southern areas. that milder theme continues into sunday. we could see an area of rain pushing into southern areas. how far north that gets is open to question. best of the brightness on sunday will be further north. across the uk, milder than recently. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in

new jersey, delaware, three to 6 inches including southern kent sussex county, cape may county southernf cumberland county and burke one to 3 inches for the majority areas in central new jersey and northern parts of delawarely. philadelphia we're right around that inch mark, inch and a half maybe and then just a coating to maybe an inch once you head north and west of philadelphia and then again north of the turnpike really nothing to speak of. then wind chills, they're also a going to be factor. even if you don't see the snow. feels like 14 tomorrow afternoon in allentown, 12 philadelphia, nine in millville. as we get into sunday morning, wind chills only at one below in reading, five in philadelphia, one in millville so some bitter air comes in with this storm and behind it. as we take a look at the four day at 4:00 forecast here, tomorrow snow along i-95 to the south and east. again, the heaviest along the shore. that fluffy snow which they could see up to 6-inches again right along the beaches and the shore towns, 29. windy bitter cold, 28 wind chills in the single digits much of su

that is pumping in rain for southern california.ome of that does sneak back up the spine of the sierra but it'll just be party to mostly cloudy but it looks bet father are you going up to the mountains. it's the fog in the valley that's the issue. have to get through that. we are okay friday, saturday. weak system will give us clouds on sunday. no ran out of it but it'll give us clouds, increasing clouds tuesday, looks like rain returns along with snow, wednesday and thursday and the second half of january is looking active as well. not as active but still like a series of systems that wants to move anymore we will deal with it next week. let's take the break and watch out for ice and fog. otherwise we get a break. >> all right. pam said she approved. >> we need some clean up time for a lot of people. if was amazing how much of a mess is out there. >> yeah. >> in my neighborhood it's nowhere near the river area and we have so much mud in the streets. i can only imagine up there. >> yeah. >> for all over. >> thank you. >>> making wei

a cold snap across southern and eastern europe is now thought to have caused 30 people to lose theirhave a report from greece on this story later in the programme. donald trump knew he'd be asked about possible conflicts of interests. he took it head on — even had a huge pile of paperwork relating to his businesses up on the stage with him. here he is explaining what he will do. what i'm going to be doing is that my two sons, who are right here, don and eric, will be running the company. they are going to be running it in a very professional manner, they will not discuss it with me. again, i don't have to do this. they will not discuss it with me. and, with that, i will bring up cheri dillon, these papers are among many documents i have signed showing com plete many documents i have signed showing complete and total turnover of control to my sons. samira hussain has been looking into those conflicts in new york and sent this report. can you explain blind trust? mr trump has said he will turn over the management of the trump organisation to his two sons and another trusted advisor and

more than 2,200 southern services weren't running today.7 thameslink service. their passengers were forced to find other routes in. the whole situation seems like a complete joke. i'd like to know that when i get on the train, that i'm going to end up at my destination at a certain time. well, this is the queue just to get into east croydon station, all of these people are trying to get to london, it's about 8.45am, commuter time. about 8:45am, commuter time. that's the start of the queue there. it snakes around a lot, then actually goes down the side of the station, probably about 100 metres or so, down that way. for nearly a year, they've been rowing about changes to the role of the onboard guard. southern wants drivers to take over closing the train doors. the unions say that threatens safety and jobs. southern says no—one's losing their post and the safety regulator is happy with the changes. there's no sign of a breakthrough. this is the body shops new £1 million lab in croydon. they moved hundreds of staff here last year because of th

more than 2,200 southern services weren't running today.r routes in. the whole situation seems like a complete joke. i'd like to know that when i get on the train, that i'm going to end up at my destination at a certain time. well, this is the queue just to get into east croydon station, all of these people are trying to get to london, it's about 8.45am, commuter time. that's the start of the queue there. it snakes around a lot, then actually goes down the side of the station, probably about 100 meters or so, down that way. for nearly a year, they've been rowing about changes to the role of the onboard guard. southern wants drivers to take over closing the train doors. the unions say that threatens safety and jobs. southern says no—one's losing their post and the safety regulator is happy with the changes. there's no sign of a breakthrough. this is the body shops new £1 million lab in croydon. they moved hundreds of staff here last year because of the great train service, but southern's drivers aren't working overtime at the moment, causing

southern maryland, that is where the jackpot is, especially st. mary's county, could be looking at five to nine inches of snow. ocean city, 10 inches of snow, we don't see that often. conditions,dy windchill factors in the single digits tomorrow evening, frigid sunday. the temperatures will be well below average this time of year. but it's the weekend and we will keep you updated. jonathan: jimmy kimmel is next. michelle: have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- kevin costner. from "big fan," andy richter. and comedian k. trevor wilson. and now, more likely than not -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. it is my pleasure to welcome you.

more than 2,200 southern services weren't running today.r the delayed 0747 thameslink service. their passengers were forced to find other routes in. the whole situation seems

southern loyalists and even its own soldiers. president johnson had supervised the establishment of new state governments in the south and as far as he was concerned, the process of reconstruction was over. he issued a proclamation declaring that peace existed throughout the south, civil government was reestablished and the courts were open and unobstructed. davis never mentioned reconstruction in his opinion. and he conceded that marshall law could be imposed on occupied territories. but he had said pretty clearly that marshall law could not continue after the civil courts had been reestablished. the implication of his opinion was to preclude congress from establishing marshall law or military commissions in the south. protections for the newly-freed slaves, hated southern unionists and northern troops still stationed in the south would be in the hands of southern law enforcement officials and courts. if a disgruntled southerner shot and killed a u.s. soldier, the only sure recourse would be prosecution in the state courts. mayb