elsewhere in southern france, police have arrested four people on suspicion of preparing a terroristack. the four aged between 16-33 were detained in montpellier, where authorities say they had been planning an imminent attack. the group was arrested after buying acetone, a liquid used to make bombs. lee say they had been making explosives similar to those used in the paris attacks on november 2015. in germany, the city of dresden is preparing to mark the allied bombing in 1945 that killed thousands and left the historic town center in ruins. commemorations have been marred by protests. police are angry over to outdoor installations meant to be symbols of reconciliation, instead highlighting deep divisions over islam in germany. >> people are stunned, surprise, or confused. this installation in dresden is provoking mixed reactions. it is a temporary monument to remember those people who lived in a war zone like syria, using buses as a barricade against sniper fire. a few minutes from here, at the famous opera house, pictures of graveyards representing the thousands who died on their

a man from southern france is accusing uber for being responsible for his divorce, after his wife had discovered he was conducting extramarital affairs after tracking his app. victim that he says he was a victim of a bug in the app experienced by other users. declined beyond saying protecting personal data remains a top priority. >> quite a lot. when using such online applications -- >> a security warning. >> thank you very much. time for a short break but don't go anywhere. i'mawawawawkçkw ♪ [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> we are a nation of law -- and as i have said, as we have said from day one, those laws apply to everyone in our country, and that includes the president of the united states. the ninth circuit has banned president trump's

virginia, to learn about the history of the state capitol building modeled after a roman temple in southern france and first used in 1792. hour tour guide is the capitol historian, mark greenough. mr. greenough: we are inside a working public building that has hosted the longest working elected active legislature today. since we are the first american state capitol to open after the american revolutionary war and the first monumental roman temple style public building in the modern era, its influence on other state capitols, county courthouses, and public buildings that are very famous in washington, d.c., cannot be underestimated. in fact, i have heard an architectural historian described the iconic buildings in washington, d.c., as a sequel to the virginia state capitol back here in richmond. we start with our first political center at jamestown, the oldest english-speaking settlement in north america and that was used throughout the 1600's. there were multiple buildings, public and private, used for public meetings. then when we moved to williamsburg, we built a capitol in the english tradition

they looked to a well preserved .emple in southern france when jefferson was planning the virginia state capital to look like a classical monumental roman temple, he followed the advice of the people who studied the architecture of antiquity and he put the capital of on top of a major hill and it became by design the centerpiece of our city. likely the first thing you would see that would make an impression on you would be this civic temple on a hill. viewces south with a great , back in the old days, of the james river. the front of the building has eight ionic columns. 40 feet tall, a triangular pediment and substantial portico. in the words of one architectural historian, the isth portico of the capital like affronted peace to all virginia. the records that we have today are incomplete, but we know that in the course of 13 years of construction, there was a combination of free labor and slave labor involved in making the capital. skilled and unskilled workers, local artisans and traveling itinerant artisans, some of whom after working on the virginia capital went north to washington,

. >>> anti-terrorism forces arrested four people in southern france including a 16-year-old girl, theyred a -- similar to paris and last year's attack in brussels, they believe that at least one suspect whereas planning a suicide attack but unsure where. >>> and two will be in court toe e today and expected to enter their pleas. at the first hearing the judge called the suspects a danger to society. they showed him torturing the victim who is white. and the four suspects face several hate crimes including aggravated kidnapping. >>> and wind caused a truck to plunge off the bridge in virginia killing the driver and it went off the chesapeake bay bridge noon yesterday. the driver was seen alive standing on the roof but by the time crews reached him he was in the water and unresponsive. there were high winds in the area at the time of the accident. >> federal investigators are now examining a plane that burst into flames after takeoff in new york. that was the moment an argentina airlines engine caught fire at jfk airport. a passenger happened to be recording cell phone video out of the w

alps, southern france and italy and austria, significant snowfall whereas further eastsettled. the weather across the uk over the next few days, a lot of cloud, fairly heavy blustery showers sweeping across much of the country and the unsettled theme continues through much of the week ahead, things are changeable and we will continue to see blustery showers. through tuesday we will see this band of rain, sleet and snow moving in from the north west, icy conditions around on tuesday morning, take care on the roads and pushing south and eastwards through the day. quite chilly, six or 9 degrees and feeling colder when exposed to the breeze. thoroughly and settled into the middle of the week. more details on the website and here in half an hour. some of the main stories in the bbc newsroom. first, donald trump in washington. we need to make people accountable. he's going to hike military spending. i think you have certainly almost seen this already. there is a mistake. moonlights, you quys there is a mistake. moonlights, you guys won best picture. moonlights, best picture —

. >> a lot as the germans started coming in vacated and went to southern france. some were captured and used as civilian labor by the germans. some even brought to germany. >> here at points south the americans have broken through. it's the end of october, beginning of november. behind the scenes the germans are negotiating based on president wilson's 14 points. they know that the war is pretty much done. they are not ending it. they are not willing to give up unless they can get some sort of say in the peace discussion. so really the fighting continues. despite the fact the americans are overwhelming the germans are fighting back and it continues to be high casualties. >> and here they are talking about the french villagers. >> right. some people did say of course these look like older men, women, families, people who have really gone through a lot. >> so this is now late october, 1918? >> yeah. probably the second phase. we are talking about about the third week in october. >> eventually declared november 11th. >> the main objective was sadan which is important

police raided a home in southern france were they uncovered a makeshift lab with live explosives andng ingredients. police say the teen had pledged loyalty to islamic state and one of the suspects had been planning an attack. and a u.s.ircraft navy patrol plane had an unsafe encounter in the u.s. china -- south china sea. this is the first known incident to have taken place under the trump administration. pacific command said it took place in international space. the russian runner was also years of theur court of arbitration after footage appeared to show her using a banned substance. local news 24 hours a day powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." as we discussed, u.s. stocks ended to an all-time high as investors reacted from -- two new details from the trump administration on cutting taxes. tech companies continue to shift how they operate. lead thet helped charge against the executive order on immigration. me torrespondents join discuss the top tech stories of the week. >> this legal bat

a terror plot foils at the last minute by police in southern france, four people including a 16-year-old three men including a teenager's boyfriend also taken into custody, this at a home, that's where they found make-shift bombs that we are told were nearly identical to those used by isis in deadly attacks in paris and also in brussels. the group reportedly plan today bomb unspecified busy tourist area in paris. the information coming to news room. we will bring you more details as soon as we get them. heather. heather: we will follow that. that plot as paris plans to build a wall 8 feet high around the eiffel tower. it would be made out of bullet proof glass hope to go prevent attacks at spot. 6million visitors head to the eiffel tower, no word yet on when the wall will go up. heather: 10-inches of know falling on new york city and also boston, causing a lot of collisions. heather: the deicing truck bursting into flames. the chaos has more than 3500 flights were canceled nationwide. meteorologist adam clark is in the weather center now for us and he's tracking what is next, good mornin

you're looking at the makeshift lab the police discovered in southern france. tatp, the same substance in the deadly attacks in brussels and paris was one of the explosives they found. >> president trump is facing his new big foreign diplomacy challenge, spending much of today and tomorrow with japan's prime minister. earlier this morning, shinzo abe took in part of -- took part rather in a rewreath laying at arlington national cemetery. much of the focus will be on the trans pacific partnership and tr d pulling the u.s. out of. the two leaders will hold a joint press conference at 1:00 at the white house. you can watch that live on nbc 4 and on the nbc washington app. >>> the president is vowing to fight to restore his travel ban as news 4 reports, the legal showdown may take this case all the way to the supreme court. >> the ninth circuit court of appeals decision to uphold the ban on the temporary travel ban angered president donald trump. >> we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake and it's a very, very serious situation. so we look

the arrests were made in southern france. confirmed french media reports that the suspects were planning a suicide bombing in paris. >>> president trump vow to go fight in florida for the nine account circuit court of peels. >> today in the bay edward lawrence joining us live from washington, d.c. to break down the battle which seems long from over. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. the decision is a disgrace, he says. one of the judges on the three-judge panel was appointed about the republican president. the government gave in suflt eviden sufficient evidence. the washington state attorney bob ferguson says that he respects the authority of the president to write executive orders. however, he says the president should follow the constitution. ferguson adding he has been in court twice with president trump's lawyers and he is two for two. ferguson adding that the president should rip up the order and start again he can appeal to the supreme court. >>> u.s. senate confirms tom price the secretary of heal

. >> we are getting some information into the live desk out of southern france where anti terrorism forcesovered a makeshift laboratory with explosives in it. as a result of that they've arrested four people including a 16-year-old. the type of explosives that they found is the same type they say was used in the november 2015 attack in paris as well as the march 2016 attack in brussels. one official saying that one of th be planning a suicide attack. as soon as we get more information on this story we'll have it for you from the live desk. back to you. >>> it is now 5:39. this morning cleanups continues in parts of the northeast after the biggest snowstorm of the season there. >> folks are digging out from philly to new york. but their cleanup, it seems pretty minor compared to places like boston and northern new england too. the powerful noreaster shut down schools and businesses all along the mid-atlantic and made travel miserable for millions. >> my boss said i'll see you guys monday unless i get snowed in. i was being facetious but now maybe not so much. >>> guess who's back on saturda

the at rest were made in southern france, police say those in custody include a 20 year-old man and his 16 year-old girlfriend. both have connections to radical islam. authorities say natalie attack was to take place in paris, police found explosives and other bomb making materials in the suspect's home. >>> to guard against potential terror attack paris new plans to build an 8-foot high bullet roof glass wall around the base of the eiffel tower, eiffel tower attracts more than 6 million visitors every year, and estimated cost of that project is around 20 million-dollar. >>> well, we have had snow, frigid temperatures and now, a week even warm up and we're ready. meteorologist kate bilo is outside on the sky deck with more on the changing temperatures as we head into the weekend, kate. >> it is cold out here right now, temperatures right around treeing hashing i got ice out here on the die deck there any , snow that kind of trees last night, and, icy spots, in area sidewalks. it is not over yet, we will see most of them, and, it moves in all thanks to the storm scan three, a warm front,

three men and a 16-year-old girl were taken into custody in southern france.ice uncovered a makeshift laboratory with explosives and other ingredients for making a bomb. one official says it is believed the group was planning a suicide attack, but there is no word yet on a specific target. china was one of president trum president trump's favorite punching bags on the campaign trail, et cetera beijing off-balance right after the election. but correspondent saying tonight that things seem to be straightened out, at least for now. >> and one phone call, president trump diffuse mounting animosity between his administration and china, and all he did was reaffirm the policy the u.s. has employed for more than 40 years. >> i had a very, very good conversation, as most of you know, yesterday with the president of china. i think we are on the process of getting along very well. >> the white house says, "the two leaders discussed numerous topics and president trump agreed at the request of president xi to honor the polic policy. establish relations with communist china

. >>> still to come, four people arrested in southern france after what police call an imminent terrore'll have a live report from france. you knmegared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support with megared advanced 4in1. nice tells you what you kind want to hear.ifferent... but kind is honest. this bar is made with cranberries and almonds. so, guess what? we call it cranberry almond. give kind a try. hambone! sally! 22! hut hut! tiki barber running a barber shop? yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. who's next? >>> we're following breaking news this hour out of france. french police have foiled what they're calling an imminent terror attack. four people were arrested, one of them a 16-year-old girl. >> authorities found a lab that had tatp, the same explosive material used in at

police raided a home in southern france this morning. they say they found a bomb-making factory. right now officials don't know when or where the alleged act would have taken place. in chicago four people charged in the kidnapping and torture of a man with mental health disabilities that was streamed on facebook were reportedly ordered moments ago by a chicago judge to be held without bail. on the video, the suspes who are black, are seen beating the white victim and can be heard taunting him and shouting profanities. coming up, new revelations on an historic case that help spark the civil rights movements, the family wants a new investigation into the case that's almost 60 years old. i'm talk with emmitt till's cousin when we come back. we see wonder waiting. every step you take, narrows the influence of narrow minds. bridges continents and brings this world one step closer. so, the question you asked me. what is the key? it's you. everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. ...stop clicking around...travel sites to find a better price... the lowest prices on ou

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virginia, to learn about the history of the state capitol building modeled after a roman temple in southern france and first used in 1792. hour tour guide is the capitol historian, mark greenough.

french antiterrorism forces arrested four people in southern france, including a 16-year-old girl.laboratory for making bombs. france's top security officials say the raid thwarted an imminent attack. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown shoulder at arlington national cemetery this morning. he will meet with president trump at the white house in just a little bit. >>> ohio governor john kasich has delayed eight executions as a court fight continues over the constitutionality of that state's lethal injection process. the first execution scheduled for next week has been delayed until may. >>> and according to the olympic organizing committee, rio de janeiro still owes creditors about $40 million from the summer games. among the problems, four of those new arenas that they built in the main olympic park have failed to find private-sector sponsorship and management. you're up to date. that's the news update this hour. back downtown to "squawk alley." carl, back to you. >> it's been tough going for brazil. >> it has. >> sue, thank you so much

an update on the news from montpelier in southern france.a city —— a statement from the interior ministry that those people had been planning an imminent attack. so in custody, a 22—year—old man, a 16—year—old girl and both already known for connections to radical islam. they have found explosives and other bomb—making materials. four people arrested in total, no more detail on the other two. as britain prepares to leave the european union, there are a number of voices influencing the debate. a key part of the referendum campaign focussed on the voice of businesses. the bbc‘s business unit has been focussing on various sectors to see how they are reacting. today, we are looking into the fishing industry. let's join vishala sri—pathma who is at a fish market in grimsby. it's a shame we haven't got smelly cam here. well, yes, it is fragrant where we are at the moment. grimsby is one of the biggest ports for fishing in the country. a town like this and also the industry of fishing voted largely in favour of leaving the european union. brexit br

they raided a home in southern france where they uncovered a makeshift lab with explosives an bomb makingsays the teen had pledged loyalty to islamic state in a recent video. official says one of the suspects was believed to have been planning a suicide attack. in tehran, thousands jammed the streets to mark the 38th anniversary of the islamic revolution. president hasani called president trurp's administration a problem. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,600 journalists and analysts in over 120 count ruries -- countries. i'm mark crumpton. joe? joe: let's get a recap of today's market action. new highs all around, lots of gains, two days in a row. perhaps some optimism as expectations of a trump tax plan are still -- are expected to come in a few weeks no real details yet but the idea this is something the white house wants to push soon, perhaps investor optimism. >> we want to move to politics which is driving so many of these gains. washington state is declaring victory over the decision by a federal appeals court that refused to reinstate president trump's travel ban.

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french police sources say four people have been arrested by anti—terror police in montpellier in southern francethis. can you tell us about how the arrests came about? well, it seems that at least some of this group we re that at least some of this group were already known to the police for their links to radical islam. it has been suggested on the newswires that perhaps one of them had already tried to go to syria at some point in the last couple of years. it included by the way a 16—year—old girl, who was arrested as part of that group. and she was obviously also on social media, and that may have been the way that the police got hold of them. as to how far on the plot was, the police are saying that it was an in imminent attack that it was an in imminent attack that they managed to fraught. they found acetone, a highly flammable liquid that is used in the production of a home—made explosive called the atp, the same explosive that has been used in other recent attacks, including those in paris in 2015 and in brussels last year. so, all in all, the police seem to have been taking this very, ver

unfortunately it was the case near the alps near southern area of france. me show you video coming out of there. this video was shot on monday. at least four people were killed in an avalanche at the alpine skis nation. families were going to enjoy their time together. the risk for avalanches with a 3 on a 5 point scale. ne emergency services are looking for other survivors in the process. we are look at the possibility of seeing strong winds in the area along with heavy rainfall. we have a stationary front that will be coming on shore. it is also susherring. we are looking at warmer weather. it it will make things look more difficult. if you loose areas of snow on a slope you have warm airir comin in. melting could lead to more problems. towards the north a bit windy. we have strong winds. be on the look out for that. hazy conditions and looking at rain as we go throughout the day on tuesday. looking at snowfall over into moscow. let's take a look at what's happening down in africa, specifically looking here. this system is slowly moving to the west at 4 k

makeshift bombs found in their home in southern france.l to those used in terror attacks in paris and in brussels. and that terror plot comes as paris plans to build a wall 8 feet high around the eiffel tower. the wall would be made out of bullet-proof glass. and, anti-american rallies erupting across iran today. the number one state sponsor of terror celebrating the 38th anniversary of its islamic revolution. iran's leader taunting president trump after he officially put iran on notice. brian? brian: fox news alert now. the ninth appeals court upholds a ruling to halt president trump's travel ban. so what's the next step for the trump administration in fighting this? the best next step? joining us right now is texas congressman louie gohmert the congressman also an attorney. >> judge and chief justice i have written appellate opinion. brian: 3-0 not a surprise from the ninth circuit. where do you go from here. >> i think jay sekulow this morning was exactly right. the white house should immediately reissue the executive order but include

. >>> four people in southern france were arrested this morning and accused of planning an imminent suicidettack. they found a makeshift lab with explosives and other bomb making ingredients in month pellier. one of the suspects is a 16-year-old girl. >>> an engine fire created a dramatic scene at new york's jfk airport overnight. an argentina airlines yet caught fire as it prepared to take off from buenos aries. >> your right engine appears on fire. >> roger, stand by. we have no indication. >> it appears the fire is out at this time. we are getting emergency vehicles for you now. >> thank you, thank you. standing by. >> how would you like to look out your window and see that. the fire was out by the time firefighters responded. the plane returned to the gate and all the passengers safely left the aircraft. >> the northeast is digging out from its first major snowstorm of 2017. schools across new england are closed for a second day including those in boston, providence and hartford. hundreds more flights are canceled. major cities are hit with a foot or more of snow. the hartford area got

. >> abby: in southern france that day they arrested three people for attempting a terrorist act.t has been her message, right? as you were saying to me she is very much like a trump figure running for president in france. we have to pay more attention to our immigration. >> right. longer hair, that's the only difference between them. no, she is very much a nationalist. she is running a pop you lift campaign. her slogan is france for the french. very much like let's make america great again. this is a perfect key for her to use in this campaign. it is unfortunate there was a terror plot and i'm glad it was uncovered. that plays into her message right away. we face a big threat here in france and we have to do something about it. >> abby: how is that message going to play in a place like france? it seems like who they have in place now has a very different type of agenda. you see what's going on in germany and merkel says open up the borders and let people in. how is this message, a trump-like message about standing stronger on immigration rule, how will that play in a place like f

half of the uk so thejury is france or the southern half of the uk so the jury is out at thee even storm force winds. destructive and potentially damaging winds. and yet more rain, rain on top of what will be another couple of wet days running into it as well and a decent start to friday in the east, the northern half of the country not faring too badly but then that potential stormy weather in that south part. still quite a bit of uncertainty surrounding that area of low pressure so we will keep you updated and weather warnings on the website. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown live in westminster on a historic day. the ayes to the right, 498, the noes to the left, 414. the ayes have it, the ayes have it. mps have voted overwhelmingly in favour of giving theresa may the power to begin the formal process for leaving the european union. two labour mps have resigned from the shadow front bench to vote against the party whip and oppose the bill. we'll be here with the latest developments. also coming up... at the inquests into the deaths of 30 britons killed in the tunisia terror a

pen, visiting a memorial to those that were killed last year on july 14, the attack in nice, southern franceack that happened straight after the feast in nice. a huge truck came over. i believe at the time, marine le pen was one of the first ones to blame islamist fundamentalism for the nice attack. -- mym looking at google source is "breitbart," so take of salta gain -- grain -- approval ratings were up after the nice attack because talking downg on fundamentalists. some would say her immigration policy is very close to that of donald trump, and what we have seen from him in the last couple of months. marine le pen is about to make her way over to the main promenade that marked -- right next to the seafront. and she is laying a wreath there to mark, i believe, what is six months since the attack in nice. you look at pictures like this -- i know it is difficult. we are talking about the polls and how we view them. does any kind of attack play into her hands? jean: these things can happen, and definitively the news can frame a voter's mind ahead of an election. that is for sure. where she is

officials say the arrest wererrr made earlier this morning inni i southern france. frae.nd a make mak shift laboratory as well as thet same explosive material used in the 2015 paris tack and at tackc in brussels last year. yea it's believed one of the suspects was planning a suicidge attack. >>> today, okay rid. rid elementary school is open despite the belief that the norovirus sweeping through s causing dozens of students to getdo szeickns.k letter gone home to parentso advising them to copy theiro pye children home if showing anyng sign of of sickness.ess. norovirus symptoms usually nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. this is in arlington county andd the county spokesperson says say they have crews coming in nightly to clean. >>> the end of an era at the olympics. mike tarrico talking over bobob costas as the prime time host as nba olympic coverage.e. he'll begin next winter in sout korea.a costa is collacin the switch.th. he says he decided a year ago y that it was time for a change. e tar ricco had been the air apparent to costas when hehene joined nbc after leaving esspn

news out of ou france where four peoplece wherp including a 16-year-old girlearl are under arrest following anlla antiterrorism raid.an >> officials say the arrests were made todtiay in southernkeshift laboratory as wellas w as the same explosive materialp used in the 2015 paris attackisc and the attack in brusselsin yst year. it is believed one of thene of suspects was planning a plan a suicide attack.atack. >>> also, breaking overnighte from capitol hill, the senate a votes to confirm tom price asces secretary of health and humanumn line vote just before 2:00 this morning. democrats fear he wants to he reduce government healthce gnmen programs. and also expressed concernsso en over his investments intots to various healthcare companies.p during his confirmationonf hearing price said his goal is for every one to have healthon insurance. >> also in the news this morning, president trump is vowing fight back against theaie federal judge's decision notsiot to reinstate his travel ban. bn that means people from sevenen majority muslim nations canionsn enter the united states asthe u they please. they p following the delecision president trump said "theowine security of our natio

they raided a home in southern france. pledged loyalty to islamic state recent video.fficials say one suspect was believed to be planning a suicide attempt. thousands of iranians jammed the streets to mark the 30th annual -- anniversary of the independents. -- warned that iranians will resist enemies until the end. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julie: coming up, president donald trump reaffirms a one china stance on a phone call -- we will have more. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "bloomberg is markets." i am julie hyman. david: and i am david gura. julie: quarter of a percent to a third of a percent gain in the session. all industry groups in the s&p 500 are higher. we have been watching the dollar-yen trade. we had seen strengthening and the u.s. dollar awaiting president trump's meeting with shinzo abe of japan and then the dollar took a leg lower as we got headlines confirming that a trump's tax plan could come in the next two or three weeks. a little curious when

southern uk. it will affect northern france as well.r weather watcher there in belfast. contrast with, well, further east, the north sea, calmer looking pressure. it has been a windy day throughout the uk it's windierup a windy day throughout the uk it's windier up the western side of the country. further showers over night and with the wind it should be largely frost—free, chilly to the countryside. not a bad start to our friday. got some rain to clear in the north, decent spells of sunshine coming through. already a change is at foot. there will be another bout of gales or severe gales coming in. temperatures just a tad down on those of today. let us talk about the storm that we have been talking about, if you like. it looks as if it's going to affect northern france, the channel islands and parts of the southern half of the uk. snow over the hills because of the persistence of the snow achl stormy end to the day and in the evening the strong winds will tra nsfer evening the strong winds will transfer into the east of england and nort

southern areas. very quickly linked to this low—pressure, whether france will come zooming in.s, even gayle full swing is particularly around the south western approaches, the rsc very windy on the coastline, and we have got those outbreaks of rain. the heaviest rain across the north—western areas where the further east you are on sunday the further east you are on sunday the further south, the better the weather will be. a very breezy sunday, it looks like it will be a very breezy and changeable monday with low—pressure sitting on top of us. with low—pressure sitting on top of us. a very unsettled day, one of those days where b will have bright sunshine and dark cloud, maybe some dram lightning, all sorts. quite a dramatic day in terms of the sky, we will see scenes like this and then we will see rainbows and pack of thunder and hale at times as well. the kind of april showers by the lot lot earlier still in february. as far as the second half of the week is concerned, this big load is hanging around and is not moving anywhere, it does look as though by the time we get to tues

at this stage whether the storm will head acro55 france or into the 5outhern head acro55 france or into the southern the uk. were every hits, it does look as if it will cause some ferocious weather. there could be storm force wind5 cause some ferocious weather. there could be storm force winds and rain. we are most concerned about the wind5. another lot of rain on top of what we are seeing today and tomorrow is not good news. we will keep you posted as it is likely to cause keep you posted as it is likely to cau5e disruption. there are warnings in force on the website. i will be back tomorrow with more. a reminder of our main story. mp5 are set to begin voting on a bill to give britain power to begin to execute the new. three generations of one family were killed in the tunisian terror attack. that's all from the bbc news at six. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. mp5 are making their final pitches in a momentous debate, on whether there5a may should begin the formal process of taking britain out of the eu. the government has chosen, and i respect this decision, not to make the economy the prio

france. mainly, though, for southern areas to begin with. less colder pushing them.sty, grey start to monday morning, not as damp as it has been except in northern ireland and eastern scotland but even here that rain fades. eastern areas stay fairly cloudy north of norfolk. to the south and west, it will be much brighter than we've seen through the weekend. lots of sunshine around. it will be windy. north coast devon and west and wales will see particularly strong winds and they remain gusty into tuesday. the cold air gradually receding further away. temperatures on the rise elsewhere. the odd spot of rain elsewhere. for the north and east, the best of the sunshine. wednesday and thursday, temperatures into double figures, rain in places but many will be dry. the headlines at 10: donald trump condemns the firing of a ballistic missile by north korea into the sea of japan. renewed pressure for speaker, john bercow, after a video emerges of him talking about his vote in the eu referendum. i voted to remain, personally. i thought it was better to stay in the european un

low—pressure drifting towards the south so that could be more rain across southern and eastern counties. another storm for france it is still mostly dry. on sunday the rain hopefully staying offshore of eastern scotland, the potential for rain in southern counties of england. elsewhere despite a frosty start it looks fairly decent. that ridge of high pressure takes us into the start of the new week but this new area of low pressure starting to ta ke new area of low pressure starting to take over. it is starting to be blocked by easterly winds and high pressure a cross blocked by easterly winds and high pressure across scandinavia so it will be a slow progress that that's where the fund makes monday and tuesday. colder here. snow on its forward edge. several hours of wet weather. through the middle part of the big low—pressure is progressively steered towards the north—west of the uk, less influence on our weather, less wind, less rain. high—pressure re—establishes itself with calls and dense air. that will block weather fronts from moving into the north and the west and cold easterly winds will ensure that we se

this low pressure system, will it come across the southern uk or across northern france and stopped theweather and i will keep you more informed in half an hour. hello, good afternoon, you are watching bbc news. the headlines for you at 4:33pm. theresa may has told mps that the government's detailed brexit plans will be published in a white paper tomorrow. mps will vote this evening on the legislation, which allows the government to formally start the process of leaving the european union. the european union's foreign policy chief federica mogherini has expressed concern about the travel restrictions imposed by us president donald trump, saying his policies were sowing "tension and mistrust". the inquest into the deaths of british tourists in tunisia have heard a statement from a teenager who lost his brother, uncle and grandfather in the attack. four people involved in fraudulently selling puppies kept in poor conditions at a travellers' site in essex have been given suspended sentences. time for the sport with olly foster. we will start with a bit of cricket. england are chasing 203 t

france's far—right leader, marine le pen, has formally launched her bid to become president with a twin attack on globalisation and islamic fundamentalism. she told a rally in the southernn killed communities and she promised to stand up for france's fundamental values. translation: if you are here today in such large numbers it is because you understand, and recent events have shown us that against the money and the money from the left, i am the candidate for the french people. let's talk to our correspondent in paris, jonny dymond. marine le pen has also promised to hold a referendum on france's membership of the eu, poole frantz out of the euro, against other pledges —— cammack. how much traction does she have going into this presidential campaign? i think it has significant traction, it has gone from being a fairly insignificant party to play in french politics. there are two rounds in the presidential election, in the first one, anyone who gets a significant amount of support can stand. marine le pen - as if centre or any kind of compromise, this was about of political red meat to her supporters and be loved it. it was interrupted by standing ovations and wild appl

france's far—right leader marine le pen has formally launched her bid to become president with a twin attack on globalisation and islamic fundamentalism. she told a rally in the southern stand up for france's fundamental values. you understand, and recent events have shown us, that against the money from the right and the money from the left, i am the candidate for the french people. because of the structure of the presidential election, there are two reigns. the first one, anyone with a significant amount of report can stand. marine le pen looks like she is going in at the front runner and is going in at the front runner and is more certain to go through to the second round, a significant success. this speech, if anyone was expecting a move to the centre, or any kind of compromise, this was about throwing out chunks of political red meat to her supporters. they loved it, it was interrupted by standing of asians and wild applause and cheering and stamping of feet and the freeze, we are going to win —— standing ovations. a sense that france, and her eyes, are besieged by globalisation, free trade, the siege to buy is lime and islamic fundamentalism, besieged by foreign

frances rivera. a potentially life-threatening storm is expected to drench southern california with the heaviest rain in six years. let's get to meteorologist bonnie schneider who is tracking the storm. how bad is it going to get? >> very bad. it's just beginning now. the flash flood warning in effect as we watch the rain work into southern california. the watch will go straight through saturday morning. watch for mudslides. this is going to be the strongest storm of the season. very dire language from the national weather service to take this seriously. we are looking at the threat of wind damage. 34 million people at risk. the wind gusts could get to 60 miles per hour. very intense wind. it's a multi-prong situation because the storm will intensify this afternoon. we have a second storm coming in on sunday. busy weekend for folks in california. >> we'll have to brace for that. bonnie, thank you very much. >>> a full day for the president ahead. the headlines say it all. an off the handle press conference from the president dominates the hacking scandal to race and religion in america. first, the pi

france. fairly benign. dry and sunny in many areas. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland. many areas in the uk remaining dry. wet and windy weather going into wales and much of southernl spread into the south—east of england. 40—50 miles an hour. that could cause some disruption. details could change. keep tuned in. wind going into northern england and parts of southern scotland. outbreaks of rain here to start the weekend. a quiet story in the south with sunshine at times. goodbye for now. i‘m kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: the united states‘ new foreign minister. rex tillerson is sworn in as american secretary of state. former boss of oil giant exxonmobil rex tillerson has been sworn in as president donald trump‘s main envoy to the world. and the united states‘ new defence secretaryjim mattis is making his first trip abroad, heading to south korea and japan with concerns over north korea‘s nuclear weapons high on his agenda. and this story is trending on bbc.com: never ones to do things by halves, beyonce and jay z announce they‘re expecting twins, and the news goes viral instantly. she told fans she wanted to share her love and happiness and has

france. fairly benign. dry and sunny in many areas. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland. many areas in the uk remaining dry. wet and windy weather going into wales and much of southerng as well. the strongest will be around the english channel. france will get it but so will the channel islands. 70— 80 mile an hour winds. that will spread into the south—east of england. 40—50 miles an hour. that could cause some disruption. details could change. keep tuned in. wind going into northern england and parts of southern scotland. outbreaks of rain here to start the weekend. a quiet story in the south with sunshine at times. goodbye for now. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: rex tillerson, former boss of the oil giant exxonmobil, is sworn in as the next american secretary of state. on his first trip abroad, the new us defence secretary heads for korea and japan on a mission to reassure. i'm kasia madera in london. brexit overcomes its first legal hurdle with a massive vote in favour in britain's lower house. the indian state of punjab goes to the polls this week. we investigate the drug problem affecting around two thirds of its households.

southern areas. that is all heading to the north on saturday. this next low pressure will batter parts of francee south. but elsewhere there will be decent weather. with the skies clearing ice becomes the concern for saturday and sunday. and monday morning. colder air saturday and sunday. and monday morning. colderairacross saturday and sunday. and monday morning. colder air across the country. this weather system has been giving snow. that'll be the case on saturday across scotland. not too bad in northern ireland and the bulk of england and wales. showers in the west later. some rain close to southern and eastern areas. and an overhang of cloud. not a warm day, between six and seven. into the evening and overnight, a band of showers, and sleet and snow over the hills. it'll be cold, frosty, potentially foggy on sunday morning with ice around. limited showers. lots of places seem dry and reasonably nice weather, even some sunshine. that theme should continue on monday with this ridge of high pressure coming. but this looks ominous, taking much of the north atla ntic ominous, taking much of the

southern half of the country. we were talking about the winds. stormy for northern franceoastal areas. heavy rain with the wind. snowy in the hills of wales and northern england. does winds can be disruptive in the south—east and east anglia because we have not had those strengths during the day. —— those. it goes north during the night. another low pressure system on its hills. mostly rainfor pressure system on its hills. mostly rain for it. between those weather systems, dry and bright weather around. it will not be as mild as it has been this week. six, seven, eight. four degrees down on recent days. saturday night sees the weather system just trundling up the north sea. it will stay in eastern scotla nd north sea. it will stay in eastern scotland at this stage. a dry day here and for northern ireland and much of england and wales to be the southis much of england and wales to be the south is most at risk on sunday. a chilly start. perhaps frost on sunday morning. a top story. after a bruising phone call with australia's malcolm turnbull, donald trump has clarified his

southern half of the country. we were talking about the winds. stormy for northern france an hour winds. 74 coastal areas. 70 for coastal areas. heavy rain with the wind. snowy in the hills of wales and northern england. those winds can be disruptive in the south—east and east anglia because we have not had those strengths during the day. it goes north during the night. another low pressure system on its hills. mostly rain for ourselves. that clears away. between those weather systems, dry and bright weather around. itjust won't be as mild as it has been this week. six, seven, eight. three or four degrees down on recent days. saturday night sees the weather system just trundling up the north sea. it looks set to stay off eastern scotland at this stage. a dry day here and for northern ireland and much of england and wales to be the south is most at risk on sunday. a chilly start. perhaps frost on sunday morning. you're watching newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. our top stories: after president trump and prime minster malcolm turnbull‘s difficult phone call,