relatively cool for the southern island there. 18 for your high. scattered showers expected as we head into the latter part of the weekend. much of eastern asia below average temperatures. the latest low came through kicked off a fairly strong sold surge. shanghai a high of 9. hong kong even just around 15 for your friday high temperature. now if we take a look here at sout south america, do want to talk about colombia. we're supposed to be in the dry season of that country. there has been heavy rainfall. thunderstorms kicked up just raging torrent of water here. really brought even the threat of mudslides. it brought not just the threat but mudslides forcing evacuation of over 2,000 people across central areas of that country. clean up is under way but there's more rain in the forecast out here. really as we look ahead through the next several days. the three day outlook has showers on and off as rain bends a little further toward the south but been lingering over central areas of colombia. strongflaring up in the central u.s. on friday looking at

four people are dead and around 120 injured after a powerful 6.7 magnitude earthquake struck the southern island damaged buildings and cut power in many areas, with the epicentre about 13km east of the city of surigao. people in india's most populous state, uttar pradesh, are going to the polls to elect a new assembly. with its population of 200 million, the vote is being seen as a referendum on the government of the prime minister, narendra modi. voting will be staggered over several weeks, with results released in march. british police are investigating how 360 kilos of cocaine were washed up on beaches in eastern england. the estimated street value of the drugs is more than $60 million. police said a member of the public had contacted officers in norfolk on thursday after seeing bags on a beach near the town of great yarmouth. police in brazil have reached a deal to end a week—long strike that has led to a wave of violence in the espirito santo region. officers had been demanding higher pay and their absence from the streets led to an increase in assaults, robberies and shootings. greg dawson

the 6.5 magnitude tremor struck the southern island of mindanao in the middle of the night.ea was around surigao — where more than a hundred people were injured. ben hennessy reports. family members watch on as emergency workers pull a body from a collapsed home. many had been asleep when the magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck late on friday night. it sent panicked residents fleeing to the streets. hospitals were pushed as the injured came in. more than 100 people were hurt but that number is expected to rise. emergency workers combed through homes looking for casualties. heavy snow and rainfall in eastern italy is continuing to cause damage. this is the mountain village of bisenti in the abruzzi region. access to the village is now completely shut off after two landslides. snow in the area reached two metres in height. elsewhere, in the region a ten metre — wide and deep — pit has opened up in chieti. the city's been hit several snowfalls and quakes in recent weeks. volunteers in new zealand say a further 240 whales have become stranded on a beach on the country's south island

the 6.5 magnitude tremor struck the southern island of mindanao in the middle of the night.d surigao — where more than 100 people were injured. ben hennessy reports. family members watch on as emergency workers pull a body from a collapsed home in surigao city. many had been asleep when the magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck late on friday night. it sent panicked residents fleeing onto the streets. translation: my family and i were at home sleeping around ten o'clock when everything suddenly shook. it was really strong. hospitals were pushed as the injured came in. more than 100 people were hurt, but that number is expected to rise. as emergency workers comb through homes looking for casualties. by daybreak the full scale of the destruction was clear. dozens of buildings were damaged while power was cut in many areas. already there has been nearly 100 after—shocks, making clean—up and rescue efforts slow. for many though the situation isn't new. sitting close to the pacific ring of fire, earthquakes in the philippines are common. the last deadly quake in 2013 killed 220 people.

. >> the plane was bound for qing island near tasmania off the southern coast of australia. at least two of the men on board were reportedly planning to play golf on the island's famed courses. cbs news, new york. >>> a coyote created quite a scene this morning managing to run out on the tarmac at the airport. dodging workers that were trying to get him off the runway. now flights could land or take off while he was out there running around. eventually, the coyote did run into a parking lot and back to some trees. >>> here is a live look at the doppler. you can see where the rain is now. scattered all over the place. >> continuing storm watch coverage. flooding along coyote creek in san jose. it is not just people affected. doppler five was over a stable area where some horses were trapped by the floodwaters. this is south of kelley park. we will keep monitoring that situation and make sure the animals are well taken care of. >>> and in santa clara county, this area has been -- has not been as hard-hit as everyone else because of the rain shadowing effect from the santa cruz

. >> reporter: the plane was bound for king island near tasmania off the southern coast of australia. at least two of the men on board were reportedly planning to play golf on the island's famed courses. sad anywhere duet yay, cbs news, new york. >> the crash happened at about 9:00 a.m. australian time. that is an hour before the popular direct factory outlet mall was set to open. and police say that the ti ming may have saved many lives. >>> a little girl is pulled aid live from rubble after air strikes in damascus, syria. at least seven people were killed when war planes bombed the region held by the opposition to the assad regime. no word on what happened to her family. >>> all month long heart love and eating healthy is one way the take care of your heart. we teemed up with the pros at ca night. two strategies for success? replacing salt in your meals with spices and keeping an eye on those portions. planning ahead can help avoid ordering too much when dining out and also told us to look for colorful foods. and we're also teaming up with wal-mart to collect heart healthy nonperish

. >> the plane was bound for king island near taze mania off the southern coast of australia at least two of the men on burped reportedly planning to play golf on the island's famed courses. cbs news, new york. >> the national guard assisting in california as it deals with yet another storm as threats of more rising waters. troops in central california, shoring up homes with sandbags, rescuers this morning pulled several people from trees. downpours have swelled waterways already above flood levels. while the storm that pummeled the area has weakened, scattered showers are in the forecast. >> a sinkhole in seattle nearly sang this trash truck. neighbors say the area has been soak by recent rain, some sue remembers not draining properly. this is the second sinkhole to open up in the area. the others swallowed uphill side in west seattle, just last week. >> okay, so we're still ten months away from christmas, but it is never too early to think about toys. >> not at all. still ahead, sneak peak at some wild new toys still feeling later this year? >> as we already have got our eyes set on

the death toll was high on the island of phuket in southern thailand where he was working at that time. there were many medical specialties at the time, but no one had the knowledge or skill to respond in the devastating circumstances of a major disaster. the issue of how to better coordinate medical responses surfaced. >> translator: many people died or lost close family members. we didn't know enough about disaster response, and we couldn't offer sufficient support. >> reporter: wiwat realized that he could have saved more lives if they'd known how to respond properly in the event of a disaster. he took part in training for disaster medicine organized by the japan international cooperation agency nine years ago. there he learned about the disaster medical assistance team, or d mat system. calling on fellow doctors in thailand, wiwat created the country's version of d mat. today doctors trained in disaster response are stationed across the country, using their knowledge and skills when floods or mudslides occur. the latest disaster drill was aimed at raising the level of emergency res

it looks as if it's going to affect northern france, the channel islands and parts of the southern halfthe day and in the evening the strong winds will tra nsfer evening the strong winds will transfer into the east of england and northwards. 50mph to 60mph, enough to bring down branches and cause minor disruption. a lot of rain, clearing on saturday. there could be a wetter day in the south and east. sunday, northwards into the east of scotland. saturday and sunday there is a lot of dry weather elsewhere. it will be picking your day. not as warm as it has been this week. we will keep you posted on the progress of those low pressures. there are warnings on the website. thank you a reminder of our main story. a lawyer who brought dozens of cases involving claims of murder and torture against british soldiers after the iraq war has been struck off for dishonesty. that is all from the bbc news at six. it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we can now join the bbc‘s news teams where you are. pap hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: cases brought by the human rights lawyer phil shiner, agains

again, the bullseye for the highest amounts new york city, long island, connecticut, southern portionsgland. philadelphia, you are at the bottom edge of the heavy snow. we have you in the 4-6 range. two hours of moderate snow, so maybe closer to three inches. philadelphia, you look fine. a burst at the tail end, maybe an inch at most on the grass. 4-6 in philadelphia. 8-12 in new york city. northern new jersey about 10 inches of snow. to the north, the highest are connecticut, eastern massachusetts. again, the timing of the worst of it is right now from trenton into new york city over the next three hours, then later, we bring it to areas in the northeast. this storm is on schedule, even if you are in the philadelphia area. don't give up yet. i know schools are canceled and people are saying this looks like a bust. not done yet. >> bill karins, i know you are going to keep an eye on that. >>> still ahead, an altercation at madison square gardens. all the details from the court next in sports. music: "werewolves of london" dude. your crunching's scaring the fish. dude. they're just jeal

japan controls the islands and the government maintains the islands are an inherent part of its territory. china and taiwan claim them. >>> in japan's southern prefecture of okinawa, work has begun on a long delayed and controversial move of an american marine base in . the plan had been suspended pending legal challenges but in december it was given the go ahead. nhk world has more. >> reporter: protesters clashed with police for the relocation site for u.s. marine corps air station futenma, but the efforts are in vain. maritime construction has already begun. the waters off henoko contain a wide variety of marine life and coral reefs, but now ships have brought in concrete blocks for a sea barrier to contain muddy water from the work. locals call futenma the world's most dangerous base as it is in the middle of a residential area. and in 2004, a u.s. military helicopter crashed on a college campus. the central and local governments agreed on the need to move the facility but disagreed on where. tokyo wants to put it off the northern okinawan city of nago. but leaders in okinawa want the base moved out of the prefecture altogether. the two

the southern half of the country. we we re southern half of the country. we were talking about the winds. stormy for northern france and the channel islands 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 position about that refu

. >> reporter: the plane was bound for king island near tasmania off the southern coast of australia.t least two of the men on board were reportedly planning to play golf on the island. anthony. >> sad story. thank you. >>> president trump's new national security adviser is say soldier and a scholar. the president congratul twitter. he is director of a military think tank, the army capabilities integration center. the president chose mcmaster after spending the weekend interviewing candidates for the job. the acting national security adviser will become mcmaster's chief of staff. major garrett is at the white house. >> reporter: mcmaster, 54, known as one of the best battlefield commanders in iraq. but the job of national security adviser is quite a bit different. it requires coordinating agendas with the department of state, pentagon and intelligence community. lots of politics. even though, the president said his new team is ready. >> our country is lucky to have two people like this. >> reporter: alongside acting national security adviser keith kellogg, president trump announced th

some of them take the storm across northern france, the channel islands, potentially causing disruptive weather. other models take it across the southernsty weather on friday, with gale force winds inland and storm force winds on the coast. that low— pressure storm force winds on the coast. that low—pressure then moves out the way, but obviously, where that goes, it has a knock—on effect on what happens on saturday, and indeed sunday. at the moment it looks as though once that low—pressure moves away, someone trueness on though once that low—pressure moves away, someone trueness on its heels, we could see the low—pressures scooting across southern areas. windy weather on saturday. another load potentially moves across the south into sunday. we will drag in some colder air, which gives the potential for wintry weather over the hills. we will promote rugby be concerned with the strength of the wind and the amount of rain that will come on top of a couple of already wet days. the temperatures are not high in the north. by monday, there arejust are not high in the north. by monday, there are just the signs of those low—pressures starting t

. >> the plane was bound for king island off the southern coast of australia, and two of the men onboarde reportedly planning to play golf. >>> trump's new national security adviser is a soldier and scholar. the president congratulated mcmaster on twitter. the president chose mcmaster after spending the weekend interviewing candidates for the job, and the acting national security adviser will become mcmaster's chief of staff. major garrett is at the white house with details on the replacement of major michael flynn. >> reporter: good morning. mcmaster is known as one of the most successful battlefield commanders of iraq, and the national security adviser is different, and lots and lots of politics, and even so the president says he is confident his new team is ready. >> our country is lucky to have two people like this. >> flanked by his present security adviser, kellogg, president introduces mcmaster. >> i watched and read a lot over the last two days, and he is highly respected by everybody in the military. >> mcmaster served in the first gulf war, afghanistan and iraq. he will be the

abu sayyaf had been holding the 70-year-old hostage on a southern island since last fall. demanded $600,000, but the ransom deadline passed sunday without payment. dozens of shops were ransacked overnight in johannesburg, south africa, the latest in a wave of violence apparently aimed at immigrants. there's been similar looting in pretoria this month. on friday, hundreds of anti- immigrant protesters marched in pretoria. it comes amid claims that foreigners are fomenting crime and taking jobs from locals. back in this country, theft of opioid drugs has become a major problem at veterans' hospitals. the associated press reports more than 11,000 cases since 2010. but it says v.a. staffers were disciplined in only 3% of the cases. a top v.a. official, dr. carolyn clancy, told a house hearing today that most of the missing medicine is being lost in the mail. republican neal dunn of florida was incredulous. >> somewhere between once the v.a. has the drug and once the v.a. passes it off to another part of the v.a., the drugs are being diverted? is that the system? >> no, this is

this is the peak of the storm here for southern new england and long island, ending in philadelphia over.c. by the lunch hour. then for the evening commute, the heavy snow is over in new york city, hartford is just about done, but providence, boston and cape cod will be getting it good. how much snow does this mean? the six inches is the purple. that's a big six-inch swath. some areas will be higher. a few spots could be at 12. there's a narrow, heavy band inclundiding a thunder snow out this. philadelphia will be right around four to eight. new york city six to ten. and boston to cape cod, that's the area that could be the highest totals with the possibility of a foot. >> just so you know, on the site you can hear a pin drop. we're paying quite close attention. thank you, bill. >>> now to a cyber attack for those who have connected their thermostats and home sprinkler systems to their wi-fi networks, they could be vulnerable to cyber crooks. tom costello is here with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. three out of four home wi-fi networks are vulnerable to a hacker. so

the southern half of the country. we were talking about the winds. stormy for northern france and the channel islandsal 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, reports the australiam a

the channel islands. the isle of wight, for example, with exposure, at 70 mph. more generally across southernill be mostly dry with some sunshine but we do have something coming up from france which is likely to bring some rain into the south—eastern corner. in between both of these, not a bad day. we will have sunshine, temperatures between about seven and nine. then has got some important figures now for us. this is about shell, the oil giant company. oil giant shell has reported an 8% fall in full year profits to £2.7 billion. ben‘s chatting to the boss. shell, or to give it it‘s full name — royal dutch shell — is the world‘s biggest private oil company with operations all over the world. but it‘s been a tough business to be in lately. oil prices slumped to $30 a barrel a year ago, down from more than $100. but they‘ve since recovered a little and they‘re around $56 dollars today. so what does that mean for the firms that extract oil from the ground and refine the petrol we buy at the pumps. ben van beurden is the chief executive of royal dutch shell and we can talk to him now. good mornin

the way into monday. anthony? >> meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv. thanks, ed. >>> at least 60 people are dead and more than 120 injured when a powerful earthquake struck an island in the southern philippines. the earthquake happened last night about 430 miles southeast of manila. it measured at least 6.5. some buildings were heavily damaged. power was cut to many places. the water supply was disrupted. rescuers are combing through the rubble looking for any casualties. >> in chicago four black teens charged with a hat on a mentally disabled white man that was shown live on facebook have pleaded not guilty. the teens were arraigned on friday. they've been in custody since january. the video shows the suspects being the schizophrenic victim, taunting him, and shouting profanities against white people and then president trump. they're due back in court next month. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the military killed 12 mexicans in the raid of a drug kingpin. the helicopter carried tout attack. the video was apparently shot by a witness. mexican authorities say they called in air support when drug traffickers attacked them

the broken dam in oroville... and officials are trying to avoid that situation at tyler island. this area is just north of highway-12 in southerne gave way on monday morning... and water hasn't come through the other side yet... but residents in tyler island and walnut grove...and also hundreds of acres of farmland...are in danger of mass flooding. officials are not clear exactly what has caused the levee break and are investigating... but say that the recent wet weather hasn't helped. for those residents living in the waters pathway... evacuations are in place but are voluntary for now. early this morning - kron four viewers saw a mysterious white light streak across the sky. and then a few hours later - there were reports of another sighting. for awhile it was unclear the origin of the incident. one viewer reached out to kron four and sent us this video. we talked with him earlier today about what he saw. sot/tc: the navy confirmed in an email to kron four that early this morning, they launched two trident 2 missilies. they are part of a reoccuring testing system. just this past weekend, north korea launched a missile which i

there will be showers in the north—west highlands and islands, mostly dry, right in the far north—west of england. across the midlands, wales, southernnd south—west england, rain turning heavier in the west. a bright start in northern ireland, turning wet across western parts of scotland. the best of the brighter breaks in the east, the northern half of the uk finishes with wet and windy weather to get you home and take you into the evening. take a look at the charge through tuesday night and into wednesday, deep area of low pressure passing to the north of the country, strengthening winds uk wide. the strongest winds will be in the north of scotland, 70 mph gusts are possible. some wintry showers. further south, cloud and outbreaks of rain across england and wales, confined to southernmost counties. by confined to southernmost counties. by this stage already, temperatures back to where they should be for this time of year, eight or 9 degrees for the vast majority. then one to watch later on, wednesday into thursday, stormy area of low pressure pushing eastwards across the uk, the strongest winds on the southern flank. on the norther

up, severe gales in the channel islands, 60,70 mph, up, severe gales in the channel islands, 60, 70 mph, cluster that on the south coast of england for a time and inland in southernand not as windy as well. today, the south getting that rain and strong wind moving in, quieter weather south getting that rain and strong wind moving in, quieterweatherfor many others at the weekend. we are talking today about vegetables and how there has been a shortage in the uk, and this is to do with the weather affecting spain. what is happening there? two things, lots of cold weather across southern europe, if you remember not to long ago when we were perhaps fairly mild there was snow covering the greek islands, heavy snow in italy, we saw that bush into spain, so cold and snow has been one issue and at the moment it is really quite stormy through parts of iberia, into france, the bay of biscay, and the southern flank of this area of low pressure which has given a glancing blow to the uk, so if it is not cold and snow it is wind and rain, there has been a fair amount of weather elsewhere in europe. and at this time of year it is unusualfor and at this time of year it is unusual

the 60s yesterday. now we have snow accumulating around new york city and metropolitan area. areas of long island and also in southernortions of new england, that's where we have the blizzard warnings that are up in effect. philadelphia you were too warm last now and i've lowered your snow totals. only 2 to 4 inches now. d.c. to baltimore rain turning as to know and rain and then snow and i'm only saying 0 to an inch and d.c. and baltimore. northern maryland you get accumulations. dropped philadelphia 2 to 4 inches and 8 to 12 in new york city. long island somebody will probably have 12 to 14 inches. the heavy snow in long island, connecticut and rhode island and boston. easily a foot. someone will end up with a foot and a half of snow by the end of today in areas of southern new england. the worst of the storm right now from trenton all the way through northern new jersey into areas around new york city. it will be like this for the next three hours with very intense snowfall rates. we will continue tracking the storm here this morning on msnbc. "morning joe" will be right back. this is the story of green mountain c

luther: a lot of people would have said southern people, whatever they want to call us, in all actuality, we're an island town. miami was made of bohemians that built the you have a lot of different cultures. >> anthony: caribbean, southern american. very, very different. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: how was that mix? how has that impacted music? >> luther: when people think about me, this guy makes bootie shaking music. everybody's dancing. everybody is dancing in a sexual way. the girls are standing up on you. the girls stand up on you and put their butt on you. >> anthony: i've seen this on television. >> luther: it's no different than a lap dance. >> anthony: among your other accomplishments, you ran for office. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: about 70% residents of miami speak spanish at home. >> luther: uh-huh. >> anthony: enormous african-american, caribbean community. how come this state keeps electing conservative white guys? >> luther: conservative white guys, their paying them popular pastor. don't say nothing, don't energize you're people. you have a whole quiet community. you didn't get them excited about voting. >> anthony: it is the opposit

as it leaves the south—west we will see at brighton up south—west we will see at brighton up but really across southern counties, including the channel islandses that rain, a veil of cloud left behind it still producing showers. but a dry afternoon for most of the uk with sunny spells and here's the second front coming in introducing rain which, as it goes eastwards, will become more patchy. there it goes, it more or less fizzles through the night, only to be replaced by another one coming in from the south—west. this will have strengthening winds. looking at the temperatures, no problems with frost tonight, or indeed we might see the odd pocket of fog but most won't. tomorrow we have the rain moving from the south—west to the north—east. a lot of that won't be particularly heavy but the wind will be the feature tomorrow, touching gayle for, gusted to gale forced in parts of the south and south—west with exposure —— touching gale force wind —— gust to gale force wind. as we head into friday, this has been giving us such a headache. we've got an area of low pressure, changing its track over the last few days. what we think now is as it crosse

the north, this is the snow across the grampians, southern uplands into the pennines. 50, 60 miles an hour gusts of wind. they are starting to ease across northern islandsd this side of the weather front clears up a bit. some ice around across scotland tonight. temperatures first thing around three or 4 degrees in most towns and cities. in the south west, around a rush—hour, most of us, across the south west of wales, the weather is looking drivers think, some sunshine around as well. a little misty and cloudy in the midlands and still raining across norfolk and suffolk. just about into lincolnshire. through the north west and north east, partly cloudy skies and bits of pieces of rain in western scotla nd of pieces of rain in western scotland so basically a bit of everything first thing in the morning. the weather will stay pretty cloudy and damp, if not wet across eastern areas. that weather front basically has stalled. the winds coming in from the east and the west and it stops, the brakes are wrong and it doesn't move anywhere. that is where it will fizzle away over the next few days. tuesday, some showers in the south—west, wales and the south west

southern part of portugal, especially into south—west spain. the canary especially into south—west spain. the ca nary islands especially into south—west spain. you can get some gorgeous weather but over the weekend, some storms moving through and strong winds. it is flip—flops and strong winds. it is flip—flops and umbrellas. the nice weather will come back. these are the temperatures on sunday. cold air is still in place in scandinavia. paris getting milder. top temperature 10 degrees on sunday. this is saturday in the uk and these are some rain and sleet and snow showers coming in for some of us. the extent of the snow, how long it might last, all the details in half an hour. this is bbc news. the headlines: presidentjuncker is beating japan's prime minister in washington. he says he is committed to the security andjapan and says he is committed to the security and japan and peace in the area. —— donald trump. he is also spoken by phone to the chinese president and he says he will endorse that how wine is a part of chinese territory. the french interior minister says an imminent terror attack on french soil has been averted with the arrest

the channel islands and northern france. we could see gusts in the extremities of 70 mph. it will be given to today across southernnd saturday with the remnants of the low pressure affecting scotland on saturday. for many areas, some decent spells of whether as well. that area of low pressure starts to move out of the way. this next one starts to drift by scotland, could be quite wet here, with showery rain across southern areas here, with showery rain across southern areas on here, with showery rain across southern areas on sunday as well. but for many central areas across the uk, it looks like not a bad day again on sunday. so plenty going on with the weather and into next week and plenty more on that on our website including any warnings. this is bbc news. the headlines at four: "an independent and truly global united kingdom" — the brexit secretary, david davis, outlines the uk's strategy for leaving the eu. whatever the outcome of our negotiations, we seek a more open, outward looking, confident and fairer uk that works for everyone. a deal to end part of the dispute which has caused misery for passengers on

the coastline and winter storm warnings posted from philadelphia to new york up through boston. even blizzard warnings for eastern long island and eastern new england but begin with the southern extent of this storm in philadelphia where gio benitez is live. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, rob, good these winds are really pushing this snow coming down hard, coming down fast here in snowy philadelphia and just take a look behind me. that mountain of salt there, there's 107,000 tons of salt, plows are loading up with it to take on this storm. this morning, a major winter storm slamming the east coast. 50 million americans caught right in the crosshairs. the crippling whiteout and white knuckle conditions causing a messy morning commute. that powerful storm system taking its toll from nebraska to ohio. now barreling up the east coast. icy roads were to blame for this 55-car pileup in massachusetts bringing traffic to a standstill. >> my car got hit by another vehicle when i was spinning. >> reporter: and this crash in boston where one was killed after a driver lost control on the slick streets. >> full black ice, couldn't control the car. >> reporter: and watch as this car slips a

southern new ste england. that's a blizzard warning forinf long island and the cape ande c they're expecting anywherect from aboutst missed getting aetta pretty good storm system.ty goo for us no advisories locallyloay as things have quieted down. don quick look at the seven day.n dy 30's today. blustery and cold thisustery anc afternoon. it will not be the ol7d 0 's of theof h last couple days.ple days. do not and the fooled byot anthd yesterday. feels like winter again. winr in the 20's but we're backe're into spring by the weekend.we you can send me your barbecueare pictures by saturday andes by sd sunday as temperatures will bete in the 60's tomper near 70 by sunday. all right. t. deep breath. ep breat erin how is it looking.loo >> all i heard was take an afternoon nap and binge-watch np something on netflix tonightl in there you go. >> yay! >> yay! >> allison has the same thing.i. 270 on the southbound sideuthbos coming down past father father hurley. we've been seeing some sme flurries and some light snow showers coming downs and so fr0 past the truck scales then urbana to the spur.urba leave the nhouse abo

southern england. strong to gale force winds developing as well. the strongest will be around the english channel. france will get it but so will the channel islands 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 been blessed two times over. that‘s all from me now. stay with bbc world news. and the top story here in the uk: three women and a man who sold hundreds of d

southern england. strong to gale force winds developing as well. the strongest will be around the english channel. france will get it but so will the channel islandsinto 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.

morning" will report from the southern most continent for our on going series, we call it "the climate diaries." he sent us a preview today. >> this is the south shetland islandsntarctica, the first thing you hit when you head this way from south america. even here the effects of climate change are already being seen. all along the shore there there are colonies of penguins, but the type of penguins are changing because of the climate. these are what they call chin strap penguins, known as warm water birds. the penguins that used dominate here are the ice penguins. the ice is gone, so pretty much have they. it's the chin straps dominated. researchers studying the effects on the wildlife here that climate change is having and will be reporting on what they're finding all next week on "cbs this morning." >> wow. >> can i just say it looks warmer in antarctica than it does here right now? >> you can say that. that might be true. >> because it's summer down in antarctica. >> there you go. >> can we go there? >> i know. >> not today. >> this goes to show you what great stories we do on this show, around the world. we've got it all covered. for the first time we're

southern england. strong to gale force winds developing as well. the strongest winds are likely to be in the english channel. france will bear the brunt, but so will the channel islands and evening that will spread into the south—east of england, up to 50 miles an hour, which could cause a minor disruption. stay tuned to the forecast, because details could change. strong winds through the night stretching into northern england and southern scotland. outbreaks of rain to start the weekend. a quieter story further south with some sunshine at times and a few showers later on. goodbye for now. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm mike embley. protesters are throwing smoke bombs and flares at the campus of the university of california at berkeley — where the editor of the right wing website breitbart is scheduled to speak. hundreds of peaceful demonstrators had been protesting against milo yiannopoulos for hours before the event. police in romania have dispersed what's thought to be the largest demonstration there since the fall of communism. crowds are angry at a new decree exonerating public officials guilty of corruption worth less than $50,000. it would allow some

that's all winter storm warnings in pink and the redn you see in longpi island and new england, southern -- along thegt cape there, those are blizzardid warnings. amazing. we had advisories overnight.ove. those have all been let go as as roadways are in pretty goodin pd shape. here's your seven day. we'll revisit but just knowt kno that spring is back for the for weekend. weeken >> oh, yes.ye >> blustery and cold today.o make sure you dress appropriately.approp no flip-flops. >> the light at the end of the tunnel. >> thanks tucker.nks >> did you remind erin norinno flip-flops? you did not, did you. yo >> i did not.id not. >> she learned the hard way.w >> he was hoping i paid p attention to the report and i rr was i just forgot this morningto so friendly reminder jacketndert don't wear your flip-flops,p-fl, don't dress for spring likeg yesterday. bundle up today. tday volume from 70 to the spur. to that line of y hour delay. little bit of l dight snoelwi showers mixed in with the he rain, wet commute.mmute. watch for slick spots andpot and especially bridges overpassesovp on and off ramps

southern england. strong to gale force winds developing as well. this strong this winds are likely to be in the english channel. france will bear the brunt, but so will the channel islandswill spread into the south—east of england, up to 50 miles an hour, which could cause a minor disruption. stay tuned to the forecast, because details could change. strong winds through the night stretching into northern england and southern scotland. outbreaks of rain to start the weekend. a quieter story further south with some sunshine at times and a few showers later on. goodbye for now. police in romania have dispersed what's said to be the largest demonstration there since the fall of communism. crowds were angry at a new decree exonerating public officials guilty of corruption worth less than $50,000. the measure would allow some convicted politicians to resume office. british mps have given initial approval to a draft law paving the way for the uk‘s exit from the european union. however, more political battles are expected next week when the bill is subject to further scrutiny. later on thursday the government will publish a white paper setting out its exit strategy. president t

we've got blizzard warnings through long island, all the way to massachusetts and cape code. snow fall rates continue to cross southern new england over the next several hours. the most intense bands will create zero visibility across northeastern new england and intensifies. all the way from eastern and southeastern new york stretching back up into eastern maine. i wouldn't be surprised to see 14, 16, 18-inch amounts with localized banding and amounts will taper off well n a it's more like 6 to 12 when you get down across new york and pennsylvania. the wind may cause pockets of outages tonight and the windchill will be subzero. anthony? >> that's frosty. danielle, thanks. here's a look at the snow still piling up in new york city. that's right outside the broadcast center. we'll continue to bring you updates throughout the newscast this morning. >> president trump faces criticism from an unlikely source, his own, supreme court nominee neil gorsuch who called the travel ban demoralizing and disheartening. they were revealed in a closed door meeting on capitol hill. major garrett is at the white house where the preside

southern california. all of this rain, even with all the problems it's caused, filling up reservoirs and that's good news. here is what we are talking throughout the rest of the count rhode islandg up to the midwest today and otherwise the big story is all the heat piling up in the center of the country, take a look at some of the numbers and if you notice at the bottom of the screen, these are seasonal averages, 33-degrees, 45-degrees, we will be run into the middle 70's in the next couple of days, very warm weather in the eastern part of the country and we are tracking storm out west. clayton: time is now 38 minutes after the hour. six teenagers plunged through thin ice all to take a selfie, of course. >> if i didn't grab them a second later he was gone. clayton: we are live in new york's central park where tourists pulled off a daring rescue. heather: they should have been listening to forecast. pope francis wants people to put down their phones. message for kids who take them to the dinner table. clayton: erin church canceling tickets bought by i'm thomas and i quit smoking with chantix. i was very grateful to have chantix. at times when i would normally go smoke, i just di

way here and the southern system we do see rain sneaking up into sussex country and now light rain into cape may country in new jersey and few pockets of steadier rain towards fenwick islandeverybody else in delaware seeing light rain and that continues throughout the rest of morning on and off. looks like rain will probably move as far as north at kent county in delaware and that's gone by the middle of the day and northern system so the of take over. flurries or snow squalls possible in the mountains and maybe a shower or two here. should be around 50 today. nothing more than rain if you even see any. and then we dry out tomorrow. that's our blustery day. thursday. remember that. temperatures are in the 30s for the most part now. we have 28 in reading and it's 36 down in dover and winds are not an issue and at least not yet. even when they pick up tomorrow they won't be as high as monda monday. 50 today, 40 tomorrow. one and only cold day whipped chills in the 20s tomorrow and we're in the mid 40s and calm down friday. mid 50s by saturday and mid 60s by sunday and leveling off 6 0 on monday. saving rain hopefully guys until the holiday weekend is over. >> oh, keep that

gusts up to 70 miles an hour across the channel islands and exposed parts like the isle of wight, where we could have gusts in the needles of 70 miles an hour. along southernall branches of trees, for example, or tiles being moved and that kind of thing. 0vernight, the rain migrates northwards. some of it will be heavy. we see a lot of rain across northern ireland overnight. there might be issues with surface level flooding. down to about 200 metres cou nty flooding. down to about 200 metres county antrim and down, we will see some snow. 0n county antrim and down, we will see some snow. on saturday, the area of low pressure moves northwards. then another one takes a swipe at southern england, but in between, something drier and brighter. hello, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. later this morning, we'll get details of the government's brexit plan — as mps back theresa may's right to start divorce proceedings with the eu. 47 labour mps denyeremy corbyn by voting against it. so, can anything stop the brexit bandwagon? labour say they would block it as questions mount over the position of diane abbott who wasn't in the commons for the crunch vote, tob