going to southwest employees.ill reimburse southwest for losing a chunk of the fleet for mostf the year. it could also help improve boeing standing with southwest. in october the air sne ceod he was fed up with the continued delays in fixing the max. >>'ve been very r. we are not happy about our situation. you know, we put -- we put our future i the hands of boeing and the max, and we ar grounded 's boei settlement announced hours before ceo dennis muenburg met with the faa dmrp steve dickson who says the max will not be recertified this year. the faa says dickson and muilenburg ded a realistic time line for getting the max back in the air. hien it returns, airlines like delta do notnk the addition of dozens of max planes will have a major impact on air fares in the.s. delta which does not fly the max hopes the plane's return helps boeing get back to the business of developing new planes and technology. boeing focus ds on development and technology in the new frontiers of innovation that right now unfortunately th

the southwest border. what mexico is doing, they're able to produce meth, for example which is skyrocketed up faster, cheaper, and it's more potent. so a lot of times meth was manufactured in the united states. that's going down. mexico is creating super labs. jessica: we have laws to discourage that. mark: so when we talk about the crisis at the border, when we talk about the need for a wall, it's not just about stemming the flow of illegal immigration, it's stopping the drugs pouring into this country that killed 68,000 people last year. jessica: this affects every community in our country as well. and it's an issue for mexico as well in terms of corruption and the money the cartels have. mark: absolutely. jessica: how much of a threat are the cartels to the united states? a lot of people make the claim that there's little risk of cartel activity overflowing into the united states because they're afraid of u.s. law enforcement or, you know, a number of other reasons they give. do you agree with that? mar

>> it's going on all phase one southwest border. the border patrol has done a good job of coming up with a poor security implementation plan that identifies the highest priorities. the challenging part is that changes. any time you go to cartels come we sent in one area, they just go to another area. we are constantlyr reevaluating the threatened area and constantly changing where it is strategically we need the infrastructure and the technology and personnel. right now that 450 miles was identified as the top 400 fees the -- 450 strategic miles that we needed. we will have more under contract, or being built by the end of 2020. >> is some of the going into the rio grande valley? >> yes. >> there were accounts that identified that the flow was increasing in certain other areas of the border. as you said that balloon effect into arizona for example, and in the situation was also because the remaining -- remain in mexico posts were not in place yet in arizona. >> that's right. it's a very key point because the human smuggling organiza

those temperatures will be rising in the southwest, still quite a chilly one from the north and the eastso for boxing day, a band of wet and windy weather coming to our shores. but as it arrives, the milder air also arrives, turning very mild towards the end of the week. hello this is bbc news with clive myrie. the headlines. a nine—year—old british girl, her 16—year—old brother, and their father have died after drowning in a swimming pool at a holiday resort in the costa del sol. prince philip is discharged from hospital after four days. the duke is now spending christmas with the queen in sandringham. the queen will use her christmas day message to say the past year has been "quite bumpy" adding that "small steps" can heal divisions. now, take a front row seat as film critic mark kermode takes a look back at the big releases of the year — in review 2019: the year in film. hi, i'm mark kermode. we're here at the cinema museum in south london. over the next half an hour, i'll be looking back at some of the best movies released in uk cinemas in 2019. films from around the world, from big—

further south, south wales in southwest england seeing temperatures in the double digits as the more persistent rain clears away, there will be quite a few blustery showers following in its wake. showers probably by friday but still some for england and wales in the west, some sunshine and rain and lingering in the far north of scotland were temperatures should be a little bit higher, 6 degrees or so, double digits in the far southwest. hello, everyone. welcome back to h0 in westminster where we do our daily podcast about the election campaign you have not seen you on tv for a couple of days and that is because there been other live events like debates in our place and we let you watch them instead instead of listening to me. there is only one more sleep until polling day which means this is the last episode of electioncast before the country goes to the polls. so we are going to make it feel like a big end of the election campaign show by bouncing all around the campaign trail, england, scotland, labour, conservatives, lib dems snp and may bea conservatives, lib dems snp and may be

and activities across the southwest and a bit ofa activities across the southwest and a bit of a great england, clearing waivers see the heavy showers and thunderstorms pushing in from south wales in the south west england in the midlands having stronger gusts of wind. what are two showers and temperatures in the single digits. around 11 or 12 as we head to the latter pa rt around 11 or 12 as we head to the latter part of christmas eve, it will stay fairly showery have 0ff the coast of the country, and louise down as we had through christmas eve and into christmas day and that is because this ridge 0f and into christmas day and that is because this ridge of high pressure will be building in and they'll settle things down for the big day and are stirred quite chilly with the temperatures around a bit of mist and fog which will make it fairly festive and we should see plenty of sunshine and it will turn hazy 0r in the west is the what the system arrives and we will see temperatures in the single figures and will be a cool day as we had through the boxing day and further east, we should s

ministry from nature is saying that hundreds of attack as storms this military camp just in the southwest of the country near the border with mali they came with mortars shells gunfire using suicide call. bombs as well and they the fighting went on for about 3 hours before the bees attacked as they fled across the border and this is a part of the country which is very dangerous they've carried out there been a lot of attacks of this kind but this is the deadliest so far it is 71 soldiers. talk to us about a so-called islamic state they're active in that region why how come are they there is it inspired or are they indeed so-called militants well it's suspected that it is the islamic state militants because they are operating in that region just by the border and sometimes crossing into into mali but they've not said anything yet and we'll probably hear from them soon because this is the kind of event they thrive upon either with a statement or pro probably even recorded on video and put it out as part of their propaganda this is a group that has operated in this in this region for a while

because these fires also immense earlier today we heard of another potential disaster in an area southwest of sydney in a little town called balmoral which has a population of about 400 of the prime minister and the state premium to this particular part of the world earlier on today and and and the work was that although no one's actually been allowed back into the village yet that most of the village has been lost such was that the false claims overnight and that's why the story is going to repeat is so many areas of australia at the moment you know in the blue mountains and in southwest of city we've got this sort of christened of flame and certainly a lot of the outer reaches. and no one can really stop it basically dreamless roger maynard in sydney speaking to us just a short while ago now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in hong kong police and activists have clashed at a sit in against china's treatment of it's a weaker ethnic minority police were seen striking protesters with baton making arrests the protesters say china is abusing an estimated one to 20000

. >> what does the airli itself have to do, say, yknow, southwest has a lot of 737s.ut yourself in southwest's shoes or anotherairline's shoes how do we reach out and reassure the public? what concrete things can they do in case you have ar custo saying i don't want a flight with the 737? >> it's all abo cmunicating their own process to go beyond what the faa is doi to say that this is southwest airlines or united airlines approach to evaluating the safety. i bu also think they want to convince the public that they pushed boeing, the manufacturer, very hard to make sure that boeing mass done more than just adjust and fix technical issues but they have also fixed whatever the cultural issues are that led to this. and that's sll a big question out there. have they addressed those things? can they detect ahe problem in future if it's something else? and will they be transparent aboutt? >> a lot of questions still to be answered. dan hill with hillimpact, thank you very much.ha >> tnk you. >>> time to look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. we begin with shares o

we're back with a christmas day tradition in the southwest of england.of hardy souls dashing into the frigid waters of the atlantic ocean. lucky for them it was relatively warm, 48 degrees at the time they took that plunge. they can warm up with some boxing day football today. >>> back at home new hampshire police officers made a very special delivery christmas morning. they helped bring baby dominic into the world. he was expected to arrive on new year's eve, but he came a week early on interstate 93 in concord. his parents were just 10 minutes away from the hospital when brooklyn whitney's water broke. the newborn and his parents are happy, healthy, and thankful. hats off to mama for that unexpected natural birth. >> you think they wanted to have him in 2020? like just, hold on a few days. but i'm pretty sure they're just happy he's here and healthy. >> baby said, i'm here! >> 2019, end of the decade. >>> it is only 26th but time is of the essence when it comes to returning those christmas clunkers. >> some retailers rock and some are seriously strict

, a bra kes air source on the southwest, a brakes of rain which will eventually clear a way to the southand then it will brighten up a little been there be a whole rush of showers pushing into northwestern areas across the east with some thunder and extend, a blustery day up and down the country but a mild one for the south, ten to 13 degrees and a bit cooler across scotla nd 13 degrees and a bit cooler across scotland as we switch a wind direction to a more northwesterly and through friday and overnight, it will stay fairly breezy for their showers at times, particularly in the northwest with drier interludes across more eastern areas but because the breeze, the cloud and showers will be too cold on saturday, which is no lower than five or 6 degrees. as we head on into saturday, looks like this could bea into saturday, looks like this could be a ridge of high pressure which is going to bring fine weather in these weather fronts for the next with the systems will arrive later in the day between figure cloud across parts of scotland. largely drove you wanted to showers around, some cloudy

we'll keep a lot of cloud, the odd spot of drizzle for the southwest of england. the evening, the end of 2019. if you are out celebrating it's going to be largely dry but as you can see, some fog patches are likely to form through the night, and it will also be rather chilly but it should at least be mostly fine out there for new year's eve. this is bbc news. this is bbc world news, the headlines... dozens of people have been killed in the somali capital, mogadishu, in a massive explosion in the southwest of the city. ambulance staff say more than seventy people died. the dead included university students on their way to classes. riot police made arrests and fired pepper spray in a hong kong border town after about 100 masked demonstrators gathered in a shopping mall. they were protesting against shoppers from mainland china. a list of more than 1,000 addresses of new years honours recipients, including those of grease star, 0livia newtonjohn, has been accidentally published by the uk government. the file was uploaded to the official website, but has since been re

of england. 0therwise drizzle for the southwest of england.s mainly fine but for the majority, temperatures back into single digits and then we get into the evening, the end of 2019. if you are out celebrating it's going to be largely dry but as you can see, some fog patches are likely to form through the night and it will be rather chilly but it should be mostly fine out there for new year's eve. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7: recognised in the new year honours list, but the cabinet office apologises, after the home addresses of more than a thousand recipients were accidentally published online. one of recipients was 94—year—old d—day veteran harry billinge who was awarded an mbe — after raising over £25,000 for a national memorial. it was far from my mind that i was ever going to be recognised for doing a bit of a collection. a woman whose husband and two children drowned, on christmas eve, in a swimming pool in spain, says all 3 could swim, and blames a fault with the pool. more than 70 people are believed to have been killed in a ca

cloud lingering in the uk, props and brightest guys to the south, but never showers for wells in the southwesttwards on a gusty wind. temperatures in the double figures chillierfor the north temperatures in the double figures chillier for the north with lighter winds for scotland and northern ireland. and then we go into christmas day and through christmas eve, high pressure across the uk and they'll probably mean one of the quieter days weather—wise that we have in a while. chilly start to christmas day, frosted across scotland, temperatures around just above. could be some fog first thing on wednesday but that she cleared in the morning and then sunshine for the morning and then sunshine for the majority of christmas day afternoon, perhaps the odd shower to squeeze in into the far northwest of scotla nd squeeze in into the far northwest of scotland with light winds and temperatures behaving themselves of the time of year around average, 60 degrees. that is christmas day, boxing day, looks like an area of high pressure cannot hang in there, it's going to start shuffling in from the atlantic b

pressure across western europe with this rather off looking area of low pressure to parts of the southwest area of low pressure just bringing some cloud and a few bits and spots of rain early in the day to perhaps the southwest of england, but that is pretty much it. the midlands look mostly sunny during the course of the day on new year's eve. and also a little bit colder. five or 6 degrees in the north, around eight to ten in the south. let's have a look at the evening. some of us will be celebrating outdoors, the weather forecast is very important. these are the temperatures around midnight. not cold at all. in fact, many of us will have clear spells. maybe a bit of mist and fog here and there but to be honest, for this time of the year, it is about as ideal as we can hope for. the forecast for new year's day itself. starting off a bit misty and murky and foggy and quite often is after a night of fireworks. during the daytime perhaps a few sunny spells developing but on the whole, i think we will call it mostly cloudy with just a few glimpses of sunshine and temperatures around seven or

there will be some further showers and persistent rain working back into the southwest.milder than that down to the south, i2 still in single figures but milder than that down to the south, 12 in plymouth. quite a windy day, especially across the far southwest of england, so through thursday night, boxing day night, you might have travel plans and you will see outbreaks of rain drifting northeast. into friday, high pressure to the south tries to keep things settled back to the north we have frontal systems and this warm front will open the door to some much milder air pushing up from the south so we end this week on friday ona south so we end this week on friday on a very mild note indeed. outbreaks of rain tending to clear eastwards, some further rain into the northwest of scotland but a decent amount of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, but temperatures higher than they have been, 10 celsius for aberdeen, i2 higher than they have been, 10 celsius for aberdeen, 12 in birmingham, and we stick with milder weather towards the weekend. there will be a bit of rain in the

ran across western areas as her go through tonight, the rain across wells in the southwest tending tohern ireland perhaps some rain getting into northwest england as well. pretty milder into western areas and further east particularly for northern england and parts of scotla nd northern england and parts of scotland we will get cold enough just for a touch of frost in one or two places. into tomorrow this warm front porch and use rates that will bring patchy rain and other frontal system bringing rain to the northwest of the uk but between those two weather fronts a southwest wind sucking some increasingly mild air in ourdirection. wind sucking some increasingly mild air in our direction. so here's friday's weather in a bit more detail, that one front i showed you bring patchy rain eastwards across parts of scotland and northern england, or next frontal system bringing rain into western scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere a of dry weather and fair amounts of cloud but glimmers of sunshine breaking through. particularly for western parts quite a lot milder and 12 degrees from belf

winter storm warnings are up across the southwest. >> this is the storm. the storm is tracking into the midwest, and already a winter storm watch has been issued from kansas to minnesota for late tonight and tomorrow, and the storm arrives late in the northeast this weekend. >> abc's trevor ault is here with the travel trouble. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this storm will take a couple of days to make its way across the country, and it really couldn't be here at a worse time with more than 100 million people traveling for the holidays. now the center of the country will be getting the brunt of it today, but out west they have already seen havoc caused by this storm. with millions heading home the day after christmas, nasty weather conditions made the busiest travel day of the season a nightmare in the southwest. a major snowstorm brought as much as 2 feet of snow, strong windsvisibility, forcing the closure of some california highways, including this stretch of i-5 known as the grapevine. >> going straight forward, i was getting too sca

will pay southwest because southwest has had its 737 max fleet grounded for nine months this year thatettlement, the total sum is undisclosed however, about $125 million from that settlement will be dispersed to southwest employees as part of a profit sharing payment. that will happen next year and the recertification again not going to happen this year. southwest pilots, they are not part of the settlement and southwest pilots are saying their suit continues and also not expecting the 737 max to come back into service until april. currently the official guidance from southwest is early march. a lot of news. there it is for you on boeing this afternoon guys, back to you. >>> you've been very busy. thanks for keeping track of those moving parts shares are going down more than a percent. stephanie you don't love the airlines if memory serves me >> i don't i own boeing it's actually been pretty resilient. the fact it ended up green yesterday was impressive in my opinion and anything we learned today wasn't that material if it gets certified in january, february and march, it's still the s

is priorities lie southwest is the largest operated 737 they haven't released the details of a settlement but they did announce that they had reached one last week with boeing according to southwest to compensate the airline for some of the financial damage that was done by grounding that plane they didn't disclose the exact terms but they said they would share 120 $5000000.00 of it with their employees christmas bonus for those employees but certainly boeing is going to take this as we talked about with their stocks but it's going to be interesting even though investigators are investors rather have lost some pace. what the company analysts are saying this isn't going to destroy boeing by any sense of the word that once the plane is given the green light to continue production into fly again that you're going to see boeing's cash reserves go right back up again the cash is going to start flowing so this is just a bump in the road according to some analysts but how they go we're going to find out maybe more tonight with the whistleblower complaint as well that's right molly burls of the m

total cost isn't clear yet they have not made some of the details of these settlements like with southwest. you know they've not made that transparent to the public but the f.a.a. zz top administrator has been telling the media that research vacation of the plane would stretch into 2020 and of course that dash boeing's forecast that regulators were going to sign off on the jet by the end of this year now it looks like that is definitely not going to happen so we'll find out more or maybe by the end of the day again going back to that i'm sure that's going to have a huge impact on the reef certification as well right how do you as the f.a.a. go back to recertify and the public trust that you actually are doing what you're supposed to be doing how this is affecting also boeing's business with other airlines airbus seems to be making a big push here to pick up new clients. yeah absolutely airbus a number of other carriers around the world are not only mistrusting of problems within the 737 max but also the f.a.a. like that whistleblower indicated even after you had the 1st crash the f.a.a. wa

wales in southwest england. that's your latest weather. ifor now. —— bye for now.e bbc‘s the prime ministerial debate between borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn, which starts in just 30 minutes' time. the two leaders go head—to—head for the final time during this election campaign. the hour—long programme will be hosted by nick robinson. mrjohnson and mr corbyn will face questions from the public and an audience of about 100 people here in maidstone in kent. jeremy corbyn was first to arrive here tonight.

sun and showers and some the shares heavy and thunder he, like me to turn very windy but the far southwests between seven and i2 degrees. up theircampaigning. boris johnson is promising to deliver brexit and a budget in his first hundred days if elected next thursday. whilejeremy corbyn was visiting schools, promising to employ 20,000 extra teachers. elect the tories, you carry on with austerity, you carry on with increasing gaps between the richest and the poorest. so we have seven days to do it. seven days to get brexit done. seven days to end the deadlock. we'll have the latest on the day's campaigning and we'll take a close look at the parties' spending plans. also tonight: president trump is to face impeachment charges, following a decision by democratic members of the house of representatives. much of france has been brought to a standstill today by one

notice the radar trend as the showers move to the southwest and the area of low pressure will drop down the california coast. that means fans will shut down still raining around midnight and we will slowly start to see the showers clear out. there may be more lingering, and for the weekend ahead, the first of 2020, a closer look at that in 20 minutes. >> that rain creating dangerous conditions on the road, a box truck going northbound in san jose went through the guard rail and slammed into some trees, they slowed for hours, there was numerous accidents in the last few hours. make sure you download our a and get weather coverage and traffic updates. >> a flight carrying a team had o to make an emergency landing. one of the engines of the plane had flames shooting right out of it. the team will be hear spending the night. they are here at the hotel in san jose. i just talked to the athletic director and he told me that when the plane finally landed, everyone was clapping and cheering and celebrating. they to kansas. 20 minutes in their heard a loud pop and heard the plane vibra vibrati v

but the winds coming from the southwest, some mild air continuing to work in our direction.el disruption. rain moving through northern ireland into the hills of northern england and wales. windy across the north and west of the uk, not as windy down towards the southeast. and here, we hold onto something a little bit drier, as we head into the first part of the evening. but it won't last, we will see outbreaks of rain drifting southeastward as we go through tonight. it's going to be quite a lot of cloud around i suspect. it stays quite breezy and that breeze coming from the southwest will bring increasingly mild air. so much so, that for many of us, temperatures will actually climb through the night, to leave us in double digits as we start tomorrow morning. a very different feel as you wake up on friday. but with that, there will be cloud, some are bricks of rain coming from the south and east of england. another brand of showers drifting through northern ireland, scotland, down into northern england, and wales. it will turn a little bit drier up towards the northwest, and

a little southwest trees that is why fairfield had the east breeze. i think they are socked in, or north breeze, they don't they have at west southwest, that is why the visibility there is okay. hayward a half mile, half moon bay, san jose, by far and away the best. 28 truckee. santa barbara 49. monterey 49. a little bit of the system moving out of southern california, into arizona, 50s on temperatures, 48 in las vegas and 57 san diego. 53 las vegas if you're traveling. for us after the fog lifts. if it lifts it may take till early afternoon, sunshine tomorrow and the next system brings us a lot of clouds and a little bit of rain, not much. 50s on temperatures near 60 for a few but offshore breeze, cloudy very light rain, mostly cloudy again, foggy is the big story, one more system thursday into friday, not much rain but a lot of fog. >>> the time is 5:10, voters had be rescued from the cold waters near the golden gate ridge. up next, what happened on the boat that forced people to abandon ship. >>> matters fence took over the streets of new orleans.

a lot of moisture coming in from the west, southwest. lower latitude amid latitude, almost the hawaiian islands. it is closer some but mild out there. rainfall is in marin county. and lohman in santa cruz mountains, that is close. that is the most that i could find. san francisco, a quarter. rain returns on friday. the morning drizzle and fog will be with us, then mostly cloudy, cloudy for the north. partly sunny and warm to the south. temperatures are already warmer. more so one friday afternoon and evening and then into saturday. i think that some of these totals are under forecasting it with this kind of a pattern. i think santa rosa, you can probably add some to that. that looks a little underdone to me. we get a slight lift in the cloud deck today. 60s for many. sfo is 61 degrees. clayton, 59. lesson 10, 60 degrees. it is close from others, including albany. today, they are 58 as well. a slight ridge building. you can see the line lifting. peninsula, south bay, east bay, you might get a few some breaks. that southeast breach breeze

this is rotating southwest to northeast. showers off the coast, not quite as intense. that will be the case as we head throughout the rest of the day. >> thank you, mike. good morning. following an awful situation in oakland. a deadly crash here. two separate incidents in the same spot westbound 80 before lakeshore. sigalert still in effect here. i learned some new information that two lanes on the westbound side have opened now. initially all lanes were blocked on both sides of the highway. all eastbound lanes are still blocked. i want to get over to amy hollyfield here, i'll step out of the way for you. she's sitting in that backup. what are you seeing? how are the conditions out there on the road? >> hi, jobina. we are stuck. let me show you what we are facing. a lot of taillights. we're not even on the side of the accident. we are on the eastbound side of 580, we're right before the lakeshore exit. we have not moved in 20 minutes. we got here at 4:39. it's 5:02 on our clock. so more than 20 minutes we have not moved. all lanes are blocked here as they deal with thi

to shore on the west coast with heavy rain and snow by sunday it heads into the rockies and the southwest and come monday, heavy rain will hit the west east coast. >>> there is late word tonight from president trump's white house counsel indicating to house democrats that they will not take part in further impeachment proceedings. peter alexander has details. >> reporter: the white house rejecting the invitation for the president to participate in the impeachment proceedings. white house counsel in a blistering letter calling the investigation completely baseless adding you should end this inquiry now and not waste time with additional hearings. tonight's decision no surprise for president trump cooperating with the process he's repeatedly attacked would under cut his rallying cry. >> they are pushing the impeachment witch hunt. >> reporter: instead, tonight the president and his allies are preparing to mount a defense in a likely impeachment trial next year with the president' confidence he would be acquitted. >> the president violated the constitution. >> reporter: house speaker nancy p

us with an outperform rating on boeing and a price target of 100 $34 per share, did southwest do whatoeing should have done itself? well, basically southwest has said it would take about 60 days after certification for them to resume service, so i think mid april kind of matches up with the potential certification in the middle of february. vonnie: my point is, do we need a whole host of airlines coming out and saying they are pulling max 737 of putting the in the air until april? should they just say we will update you when we are ready to fly again? think the airlines want to get the max, so to basically put something out even farther, they don't need to do it. they just don't want to have a schedule. they don't want to put it in the schedule and then not be able to deliver and put it in their term schedule, and then have to disappoint people. make of the did you testimony by the faa chief? is the faa incentivized to get the 737 back in the air, and quickly? cai: i think the faa is incentivized to basically get it right. that's what they have said, and that is what their head has sa

and other than southwest, they all have different access to airplanes. but i think going forward, if they can get this airplane up smoothly, which i think they will, it's going to take all year, but when they get it up smoothly, the u.s. airline industry will be a whole lot stronger than it was before. >> maybe the thing to watch out for now is carriers saying, we're standing by boeing, right? wouldn't that be a logical thing to have on your radar? >> you've seen the carriers waiver over the last couple of weeks and the headlines got more negative, but we have a 4,500 bloc on the 737 max. all but 50 have not changed that was a very good skpign. >> you're starting to see some -- >> go ahead. >> let's keep in mind, there have been sales for the max. iag, the parent of british airways did put in a 200 airplane order the max is going to be here to stay the question is, how much hit is it going to be on boeing but for the u.s., it hasn't been that big a hit, except for southwest airlines and they may make some different fleet changes going forward. >> so, phi

." >> one was a landscape scene from the southwest. >> it was a nice mountain scene.t have any particular meaning to us, though. >> eh. the other is titled "ruth." >> it's a woman standing by a doorway and a wall, and you can't make out her features very well. and in the foreground is a pillar with a vine running up the side of it. and that's about it. >> you wanted them out. >> i even mentioned throwing them in the dumpster. >> but phyllis figures a charity will take them. >> i said, "well, i guess the salvation army is as good as anyplace. we don't want them." >> don's about to give 'em away, but hesitates. did you think they were valuable? >> had no idea. so i wanted to contact our local auctioneer and get an opinion. >> that local auctioneer is david mapes, in vestal, new york, just west of binghamton. don sticks the paintings in the back of his van and calls david on his cell. >> what were you thinking? >> well, i see a lot of paintings come in on the back of cars, so i wasn't real excited. >> don's not getting his hopes up, either. if this doesn't pan out, his n

southwest operates more boeing 737 max planes than any other defect carrier. last week american airlines returned the plane from its schedule until april 7th. >> limeo time t look at the upgrades and downgrades beginning with len that are tonight downgraded to sector perform from outperform at pic l markets. the analyst there citing the stock valuation after a 45% run up so far this year. that stock fell 1.5% to 57.21. >>> johnson & johnson upgraded to overweight from equal weight in really all divisions. growth farm aire miss as well as the consumernd segment medical devices unit. the shares ros 1% to 143.56. >>> mron technology was upgraded again today. this time to an outperform f ratim neutral at we had bush, the analyst citing better pricing and expected acceleration in droand hout 2020. >>> price target, $65, the stock rose a fraction to 53 even today. >>> stilld,ah fedex warns of another hit to profits as amazon bemes an ea bigger player in delivery. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> late today, fedex cut its earnings torgt target the fourth time this year. youight think the r

southwest says it will pull about 300 flights a day from the weekday schedule through april 13th. booked customers will be notified and reassigned to other planes. last week american airlines announced it's canceling hundreds of flights through april after the faa said it won't approve the 737 max until at least next year. >>> new video showing one of the many tornadoes that struck the deep south. this the one ripping through gun town, mississippi. a string of at t aslolesian mississippi, and alabama yesterday. 3 people confirmed dead. in louisiana you can see this school, partially destroyed. people trying their best to clean up that mess. emergency response teams are still searching for people who may be stuck underneath the rubble. >>> let's go to darren peck now for the latest on our weather and rain. >> yes, meanwhile here at home, we have 2 california storms coming our way whic means rain. we can h handle that. but the timing is impeccable. the first storm rains on the drive to work tomorrow, and the second storm keeps a chance of rain all weekend. let me show you what these

southwest joined american pushing it back into april, back into the southwest schedule on april 14th, a look at shares of boeing the big question is, how much will the cash burn be impacted by the change in production now that they are not going to be building at all starting in january. jpmorgan bring doug the price target from 370 to 400, in that note the analyst said they're still going to have a cash burn in his estimate of $1 billion a month. it's not like they turned off the costs completely they have brought them down, and they will for the first quarter. it's still there. >> $2 billion currently per month. >> the estimate from the analyst, yes. >> how quick -- so given that timeline, when do you think the first passenger flight would happen >> well, maybe april again this is all contingent on everything moving and having recertification in mid -- early to mid february. >> in line with what southwest said. >> basically that's what airlines have been doing, if we get certification by mid february, it's likely that, you know, we'll pov it back into early april. united march 4th,

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mild on thursday and quite a breezy blustery day, those winds coming up from the south or southwest,south of the country. states blustery for thursday night into friday, further pulses of rain heavy at times and particularly across southern and southeastern portions of england by friday, measuring revolt totals mounting up and issues with localised flooding as the ground is saturated for all of us. some sunshine on friday and then double figure values in the south and for a single figure values across the north. we enter we can u nsettle across the north. we enter we can unsettle note across the north. we enter we can u nsettle note tha nks across the north. we enter we can unsettle note thanks to an area of low pressure and will bring rain and milder conditions to our shores. into the weekend for sunshine and showers looks like it will turn a little bit fresher across northern areas as we move through the weekend. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. in a letter that rails against his impeachment proceedings — president trump accuses democrats of declaring war on american

and guess what, look at all these watches, advisories that have been posted all across the southwestards arizona and new mexico. and then carrying in towards the midsection of the country. we also have the rain risk that brings in for some localized flooding. so lots to watch here. kenneth and janai, we'll be talking about it. back to you. >> all right, chris, thank you. >>> now to the impeachment battle. president trump has been fired up on twitter aiming his social media assault right at house speaker nancy pelosi as he vacations at his resort in south florida. >> the president's newest attack against pelosi addresses homelessness in her san francisco district. in a tweet the president cited some statistics, then said pelosi quote should focus on that in her very down district and helping her incompetent governor with the big homeless problem. >>> here in new york a 14-year-old has been questioned by police about the murder of college freshman tessa majors. police say the boy was found after a two-week manhunt. while in custody the teen was photographed, fingerprinted, and a sample

we'll keep a lot of cloud, the odd spot of drizzle for the southwest of england.are out celebrating it's going to be largely dry but as you can see, some fog patches are likely to form through the night, and it will also be rather chilly but it should at least be mostly fine out there for new year's eve. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: at least 76 people are killed by a car bomb during morning rush hour in somalia's capital mogadishu. hong kong police break up a demonstration at a shopping mall — arresting protesters near the border with mainland china. the british government apologises to sir eltonjohn and other people given new year's honours for inadvertently posting their addresses online. meet nasa's new mars rover — the latest vehicle built to sniff around the red planet.

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in the southwest, rain and some snow. but otherwise, we're looking very dry, very mild across the u.s. and heading back from the holiday travels and returning gifts you didn't exactly love, we have good weather. speaking of good weather, bufl weather in florida. look at this. can you imagine, on christmas day, this is where i would want to be in that tie dye shirt maybe in the water. certainly perk. and warm air in place for a couple of days to come. a quick look at the map here, especially in the upper midwest, into the great lakes, off the ohio valley, in the east, we are well above normal for this time of the year, and some spots, 25 degrees above what is typical for this time of the year. and now, one of those spots, not feeling so great today, we're looking at lots of wet weather, once again in california, and we're seeing those trains of rainstorms come in and out of california. and we're going to continue that today. and also, again, by the middle of the week, and this will track all the way to the east. so this is

united out today is the latest yet it's interesting with united because while american and southweste said we are taking it off the schedule until early april. united said until june 4th that's when we plan to fly it again. when you keep score, american and southwest planning to bring it back in early april then united saying we bring it back in june there is always the chance, guys, if the plane gets recertified faster than expected necked bring it back sooner. but as of right now those are the plans. just a reminder as you look at shares of boeing production on the 737 max will be halted probably early january they don't have an exact date right now. there are a few planes in process as they work those through and finish building those, broien. but that's when we see production halt in january. >> you wonder how they get the dates? airline say june this, april that could be in the summer and more to add to the 145,000 number for cancelled flights. phil, thank you very much. great friday all right, guying boeing down 13% this quarter at this rate it's joining three others as one muc

wet for northern ireland, wales and the southwest before sunshine and showers for the rest of the daygland, central southern scotland. brief spell of snow over the hills, but, all in all, it's set to turn milder. merry christmas. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the queen leads members of the royal family at their traditional christmas day service. three members of a british family have drowned at a holiday resort on the costa del sol — spanish police are investigating. the dean of westminster abbey says britain is in need of the hope offered by the christmas story. hundreds of people in australia have been forced from their homes for the holidays, as the country battles some of its worst bushfires in years. doris day, clive james, toni morrison and albert finney — just a few of those whose lives are now celebrated now in review 2019: we remember. # loneliness is the cloak you wear. # a deep shade of blue is always there. # the sun ain't gonna shine any more. # the moon ain't gonna rise in the sky...#. i hate people in the business who bitch about, you know, the business. it's

charlotte potts is in london for you she's standing outside the battersea a polling station in the southwest of the u.k. capital and it's raining there thank you for being there charlotte an election that few people want to talk to us about turnout on this rainy day and what animates the voters. well at least get him back to speed the voter turnout in the morning was huge really long lines people heading into this polling station that you see behind me and when i asked them why they came out in such great numbers on this gloomy day they said well it doesn't matter they know that the outcome of this election could shape great britain for decades and the 2 main parties the conservatives and labor offering completely different versions of how they want great britain to look like especially on this contentious issue of which is driving voters to the polls boris johnson promising of course to get done repeating that very simple message over and over and on the other hand of the labor party saying he wants a 2nd referendum and possibly a close alignment to the european union and i think this issue