some of us, though, are in low single figures.about through western parts, heavy ones, maybe a rumble of thunder. gusty winds as well. not as windy as it was on tuesday. the showers get heavier and more widespread late in the day. it‘s not a cold wind direction, but temperatures are down compared with tuesday‘s readings. some of us will sink down into single figures. but, then again, it‘s not as windy. and there will be a bit of sunshine around. now, for a time going into the evening, the first part of the night, some of these showers will work eastwards across the uk. for the second half of wednesday night, they are mostly around southern and western coastal areas. and still some temperatures heading down towards low single figures. but, for most of us, we are a good few degrees above freezing as thursday begins. 0n on thursday low pressure north—west of the uk, areas closest to that will see wet weather into scotland, northern ireland, north—west england initially and then deeper into the day some showers push into north—east en

something a bit cooler, though, further north.h of frost in some of the glens, and maybe a little mist and fog, too. but, for thursday morning, it's going to be a largely dry and a bright one across many northern and eastern areas. showers, though, will get going across the west, and they may merge together to produce some longer spells of rain, some of them could be quite heavy. and, again, it's going to be fairly blustery, particularly near southern and western coasts. mild in the south, 10—11 degrees. further north, these are pretty typical temperatures, in fact, for this time of year. now, as we head through thursday night, it stays quite breezy, quite showery. for a time, the showers ease down, and then we start to see some wetter and windier weather arriving across the south—west. that's because this next frontal system will move into the southern half of the country during thursday night into friday morning. so it could be quite wet for some. but what it will do is import even milder air across the southern half of the coun

much of northern scotland, though, looking to stay dry and cold., breezier conditions. the rain will clear away from northern ireland, but a big range of temperatures from north to south across the uk. now, as we look at the bigger picture for thursday and friday, further weather fronts on thursday, so further outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards, but we're really focusing on friday as a deepening area of low pressure comes across the northern half of the uk. so it's here we're going to see the strongest winds, particularly affecting parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, irish sea coasts, with gales or even severe gales in places, potentially destructive winds, and along with that, there'll be some more wet weather around as well and some snowfall, particularly into the hills of scotland. so we are monitoring that weather system very closely. i will provide you with further updates. but this is how the rest of the week is shaping up. after the colder, drier, sunnier tuesday, it will be turning wetter, very windy, potentially stormy

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we do have cshes though on eastbound 66. drivers getting byp to the left after washington boulevard. in fact, all travel was stopped in the inbound parkway connection. drivers are turning around cutting through the median strip there. hopefully by now some traffic is getting by but the ramps are slick this morning. you definitely want to back off on your speed after heading out on the d way. that's the latest from the wtop traffic center. back over to you. >> thank you, sir. it 3 is minutes after the hour and the holiday travel rush is in full swing. akousands areg their way across the country now and it seems no matter where you're going, t roads will be pretty wet. >> all of this rain couldn't come at a worst time. news4's justin finch is live at reagan national airport where he's keeping an eye on the skies. what are you seeing? >> well, a lot of concern about rain across the country today. a few spots in california but as we look at the lines here, it's wh you want to see. the lines are moving very quickly at this hour.

you see the ground is cracked the windows are shattered out and we peeked inside and though it looks like part of the ceiling came down too so far no casualties have been reported but the damage is widespread and officials have recorded at least forty aftershocks the good news at this point in time is we have not been made aware of serious injury or casualty beyond the property casualty. but again we are just hours after a very significant earthquake the aftershocks are still continuing alaska is no stranger to worse quakes the most powerful quake in u.s. history hit anchorage in one thousand nine hundred sixty four measuring a magnitude of nine point two the shows are now assessing the damage with the state's governor making a disaster declaration as the cleanup continues and agalloch of al-jazeera a weather check is next then removing any potential weapons harris gears up for more violent protests plus i'm joined now in border post where a right wing nationalist government is locked in battle with academic freedom and a whole society is losing out. from cool brisk noise and fuel it

and even though the u.s.t of the iran deal under president trump, these cables show european diplomats requesting finance for exports to iran just showing how the european union is trying to entice that country to continue to comply with the 2015 agreement even though the u.s. is no longer a part of that agreement. >> samuel, walk us through how similar or different this hack is from the wikileaks hack that happened in 2016, the hack of the dnc. >> reporter: area 51, the california cybersecurity firm that discovered the cables, are linking it to china. they say basically what happened was methods were used that are techniques resembling those long used by an elite unit of the china people's liberation army. they say it was a simple fishing campaign. those are the emails that we might receive in our inboxes. they look like our company when we click the links. but it's actually an imposter trying to get our user name and password. once you've given them that, they might have access to the system. unlike the wik

now that china's showing an interest, though, things are suddenly about to change. bringing in investors and workers and tourists. the tiny population of this vast, empty country isn't going to know what's hit it. john simpson, bbc news, greenland. let's take a look at some of today's other news. banks are to be banned from charging higher fees for unarranged bank overd rafts under proposed reforms. such charges can be up to 10 times as high as those for payday loans, according to regulators. debt charities have welcomed the move. a football fan who threw a banana skin at a black player has been fined and banned from matches for four years. averof panteli admitted to throwing the fruit at the arsenal striker, pierre—emerick aubameyang, but denied any racist intent. but magistrates called it a "targeted gesture" with a "racial element". a number of lorries toppled over during a stormy ferry crossing between northern ireland and scotland this morning after what one witness said was a "big dip”'in rough seas. no—one was badly injured, but several people were trapped in

and i set the south do you once again that time coming up next though the hoax. readings and salutation. you know ark watchers the f.b.i. quietly investigating environmentalists and climate change activists is really really nothing new in fact they even have they even have a special name for it special interest terrorism yes the f.b.i. site states quote special interests terrorism dippers from traditional right wing and left wing terrorism in that extremist special interest group seek to resolve specific issues rather than a fact of widespread political change these specific issues are preventing our precious water and land resources from being poisoned by the oil and gas industries yet those specific issues. and now a freedom of ration act request by the guardian and iowa residents after they attended and participated in a peaceful legal protest at a british petroleum refinery in lincoln nebraska the protractor the protesters jonas mcgraw and tom cruise the four yak and frick who are all in their mid to late sixty's by the way were not arrested at the thick acco

the youngster did get a little lucky with the finish though. not everyone saw the funny side of course chin up luna have to hit back just three minutes later jordan sharana riga turning home from close range was this the start of an epic comeback no it wasn't live accuse and kill the drama just after the break but it is again this time a sumptuous no i don't know before this season for the indicated. three one ended high fives all round from a satisfied heiko hellish. dominica to disco hope his shock aside could end the miserable first off of the season on a high but face the snappy dressing good god who are marking one hundred twenty five years of history in retro style there are no prizes for fashion though. i shall cut the lead early on for steve inskeep ski have and doubled their lead in the seventieth minute salish sunday this one. he received considerable backup from mario gomez that. should got him back just two minutes later through nicolas gonzalez by game on five game over shelton put things to bed just moments later when scripts he t

all the team though didn't produce any fireworks in the match it was leverkusen who emerged as victors. cheika fans regularly produce displays that would do the miners who founded the club proud so far this season the same can hardly be said of the players and at the start of this one they looked as sloppy as ever the defense failed to deal with this early free kick and the ball eventually landed back at me on bailey's feet the hosts were saved by the post but slow to react and alexandra de. raghav it jumped the rebound straight through val famines legs. nine minutes later. made it to new classy control from the argentinean to deal with matty and that's the situation but famine once again looked less than his best. through blues pulled one back when west in the kenny's head that was knocked into the net by had the right twenty rows first ever been disney get go came right on the stroke of half time. but a scrappy second half brought nothing new substitute you haven't come up blank i had the whole insides best chance but he let leverkusen off the hook with this staggering mess from just

much of northern scotland, though, looking to stay dry and cold.breezier conditions. the rain will clear away from northern ireland, but a big range of temperatures from north to south across the uk. now, as we look at the bigger picture for thursday and friday, further weather fronts on thursday, so further outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards, but we're really focusing on friday as a deepening area of low pressure comes across the northern half of the uk. so it's here we are going to see the strongest winds, particularly affecting parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, irish sea coasts, with gales or even severe gales in places, potentially destructive winds, and along with that, there'll be some more wet weather around as well and some snowfall, particularly into the hills of scotland. so we are monitoring that weather system very closely. i will provide you with further updates. but this is how the rest of the week is shaping up. after the colder, drier, sunnier tuesday, it's going to be turning wetter, windier, potentially storm

i mean, he's right, though.f russia is going to manipulate you into exercising, how pad can it really be? i wish russia would go further and do all sorts of things to improve their lives. "i can't believe russia tricked me into calling my mom more, guys. >>ed is slow, everybody. dulce, i have to ask you, what do you make of this news? >> trevor, i feel disgusted. i feel manipulated. and i feel special. ( laughter ) russia could have gone after anyone-- latinos, asians, millennials. but they said we're going after the ones who count, black people! you can believe that? i mean, some white people actually do think black lives matter. >> trevor: i hear what you're saying, but they were only paying attention so that they could manipulate the black vote. >> yeah, but at least they're paying attention to us. the only time our president notices us is when he's fighting with lebron james on twitter. i mean, trump probably thinks martin luther king's last name is boulevard. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but while trump's igno

there's trouble over the big brexit vote, though.nt line. we need to find out where the will of parliament is, where the majority of mps will vote in parliament. nothing should be off the table, we should consider all options. plenty of ministers, mps and the opposition are frustrated by the delay to this vote, but stand down if you think jeremy corbyn‘s move is designed to topple the prime minister. it's a vote that wouldn't have that power. it could only embarrass theresa may. stopping short of what many of his own mps want him to do, to take a real shot at collapsing the government. but unless and until he thinks he could win such a vote, labour simply won't go that far. 0n the other side, unless and until she's forced to, theresa may, for her part, is not going to budge. so even though the brexit clock is running down, neither of the main party leaders show signs of making a radical move that could unblock the gridlock. the prime minister and her small band of allies are still trying to make her brexit compromise work. but on the

neymar was in pain again, though he might have had a point this time.alfor good measure. put in by firmino! it's two! they're through! mexico out. it would be belgium next for brazil, but they needed nacer chadli's 94th minute winner to end japan's brave resistance. it was over and out for ronaldo. his portugal beaten by a brace from uruguay‘s edinson cavani. and there was a cracker. what a strike! what a strike from angel di maria! it's another glorious goal! seven goals, individual brilliance maria! it's another glorious goal! seven goal the dividual brilliance maria! it's another glorious goal! seven goal the france— brilliance maria! it's another glorious goal! seven goal the france— argentina teamwork wanted. two game before teamwork wanted. two goals for kylian mbappe. the 19—year—old's star was rising. the samara, and sweden for england. a place in the semifinals at stake. this was big. england against sweden for a chance in the semifinals. alas? i didn't think so. it is had the —— headed firmly in. if one harry doesn't get you, the other one wil

much of northern scotland, though, looking to stay dry and cold. the rain will clear away from northern ireland, but a big range of temperatures from north to south across the uk. now, as we look at the bigger picture for thursday and friday, further weather fronts on thursday, so further outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards, but we're really focusing on friday as a deepening area of low pressure comes across the northern half of the uk. so it's here we're going to see the strongest winds, particularly affecting parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, irish sea coasts, with gales or even severe gales in places, potentially destructive winds, and along with that, there'll be some more wet weather around as well and some snowfall, particularly into the hills of scotland. so we are monitoring that weather system very closely. i will provide you with further updates. but this is how the rest of the week is shaping up. after the colder, drier, sunnier tuesday, it will be turning wetter, very windy, potentially stormy at the end of the week

even though i know what's going to happen. >> great show. we're going tooot for you. >> you're a husband and wife duo, who bring both sides of entertainment to your client. janee, what are some keys to making a holiday event work out well? ecause i find it to be stressful. but you say it's pretty easy. >> honestly, it can be really i say, just use what you have. that's like the main thing with operate.we we use what we have, essentially. so if as you can see, i havme hina here that i got from my mom, passed down from mya. gran and this china right here, i paired it, honestly, this is a cor. you can see the back. >> a little trick of the kade. >>d of just added in with some napkins. these, honestly, after you're done with them, you can put them on the table afterwards, use them aroundour house. i say, honestly, just use what you have. even though this is old china, we have some modern decor, a little bit of gold to make it a little bit more modern and there you have it. >> it looks really pretty and really fancy. and you're saying like, wow,

spot right now five days ago he offered those concessions to the french people those concessions though could end up putting him at odds with yuri's their own budget deficit regulations so he doesn't have much more that he could given still be in line with those regulations politically though he's in a very tight spot we had a chance here of machall to me see on mccall resigned so what's gone from being an economic protest is now a political protest people say that he's worried about things like the environment and the fuel tax hit that worry he's worried about the end of the world people here say they're worried about the end of the month they can barely get by and they say things like can. sessions such as the raising of the minimum wage don't go far enough anyway the way that it will work is actually affect one in four people on that minimum wage anyway so they say it's a symbolic gesture and it's simply too little too late for them what's next i mean this is the fifth straight weekend now how long will these protests go on. will people here remain resolute they say they will continu

mother the love even though. i may be the mother of. the end of this. for just twelve euros fifty per month. nationwide protests on the most violent riots in paris and half a century the french government suspending a controversial hike in the cost of fuel for six months. president trump warns there is an uncontrollable arms race between the u.s. china and russia it comes just a few months after he pushed the pentagon's budget precisely to counter moscow and beijing. so it can valley to know just how ethical and honorable a tradition the military. head of microsoft promises to hand over the company's company's cutting edge technologies to the pentagon despite resistance from some of his employees at. u.s. radio stations that banning the christmas classic baby it's cold outside after a backlash from me to activists guests to buy the issue. think there's a lot of outrage i think women are really really angry what's behind it is you know women want relief for one. like change there are a lot of important issues right now only we focus on songs like this an

production of short a medium range nuclear missiles are prohibited under the pact now the us says though that russia is producing missiles in violation of the green mint while moscow claims that washington is threatening its security with bases missile silos in eastern europe we discussed the spat with a former u.k. army officer charles bridge you've got this situation here where nato seems to be advocating one position on the part in support of the u.s. at the moment but many of its member states are not just privately but publicly raise their concern that this is part of the arms control mechanism breaking down and that this will of course hold in a new arms race of course the united states isn't just looking at europe it's looking elsewhere in the world and that i suspect is the key to what the american decision making here is as indeed the russian government has indicated that they're looking more at countries such as china iran possibly that are developing such systems that already have systems in place that would be bad for america and russia to have because of the limitations on t

what about the message that she has, though, that the country has to ove rco m e though, that the countryme its deeply held differences? isn't that there are enough? it is trite! it means nothing, and it will affect my one, and everyone will sit down and feel better at that watching the queen eating their christmas dinner, even though the streets are filled with the homeless, dining on record numbers, people using food banks, it just makes everyone feel co mforta ble, just makes everyone feel comfortable, and it makes them a vogue this old sense of the nostalgia of england and britain. the same thing that is firing the brexit mythology. i'm delighted to say i disagree with single word he has said. so do i take it that you will be listening to the christmas address, ruth, and you won't, tony? 0h, lady. no possibility! let's move on, then, brexit, the pm's plea for a united front on brexit. ruth. in the cabinet, the general world at large, i think it is a plea into the ether, if i may say so, a complete waste of time, even the cabinet seems to be incredibly divided. there are some cabinet m

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generally, though, this temperatures we re generally, though, this temperatures were just generally,ratures were just coming up generally, though, this temperatures werejust coming up in degree or two. we're looking at temperatures we re two. we're looking at temperatures were typically getting into double figures and just on the mild side. between christmas and new year, the jet stream is going to take a more amplified pattern. probably have some cold air outbreaks, subarctic outbreaks, affecting the northeast of the united states and canada, where he could season snowstorms. —— where he could season snowstorms. —— where we could see some. rain very weather systems for the most part heading towards iceland was that we get the south—westerly winds. a lot of moisture in the air. i think across western areas, we will continue with the threat of some low clouds and drizzle he patches but generally, temperatures probably above normal. that's your weather. flights resume again at gatwick despite stopping briefly earlier this evening after the sighting of another drone. thousands of passen

if anything, though it will be a grey one with some stubborn fog and cloud.t weekend, we'll look forward to what 2019 may bring. today, though, a reminder of the things we've loved and loathed about 2018. if there's a theme, its leadership and why it's been lacking. with me to discuss the year almost gone, the usjournalist stephanie baker, from bloomberg news suzanne lynch, washington correspondent for the irish times marc roche, belgian—born british resident writing for france's le point and the uk political commentator steve richards thank you for breaking off from your christmas shopping. now, if we look at the prospects for the year, the year just at the prospects for the year, the yearjust gone, i suppose it is no great surprise to end with the united states as the year ends with the united states almost in shutdown. at least part of the federal government. is this leadership? i think 2018 will go down as the year the trump presidency went off the rails, culminating in this shutdown. but looking back, he has had an unprecedented turnover in his administr

that will beor the case tw though. more about the timing of tomorrow's rain drops coming up, melissa. good morning.mo >> good ing, chuck. white's ferry suspended today. high water on the potomac causing that closure here. this morning in northeast west virginia avenue, mount olive, all les blocked by police activity from an overnight investigation. >>> as we zoom out. you can see inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no oblem. a little bit much w roadk there. >>> we have new details in the arrest of a redskins ayer. monty nicholson and a sidney madore were arrested and charged with assault and battery. >> witnesses say they were involved in a fight with another couple outside a bar in loudoun county. they determined that nicholson and rema assaulted the man and woman. they left the area and returned while deputies were still there. redskins relead a statement saying, quote, we are gathering more information and will not comment until we have further details. right now nicholson's status for satuay's game against th

in east, though, probably a dry start to the day but it is that bit cooler.ws this area of low pressure quite nicely just to the north—west of the uk, with tightly—packed isobars telling you it is going to be windy. we've already seen there will be gales around across western parts. the winds could gust to 65mph across parts of wales and south—west england, particularly around the coasts and the hills. similarfigures to northern ireland. these areas also having some heavy rain, which could bring the risk of some localised surface water flooding issues. now, as i say, there's some uncertainty with this band of rain that will slowly and erratically push its way eastwards. it could clear eastern scotland a bit more quickly, but with showers following, and although most of the day will be dry across east anglia and south—east england, i couldn't rule out an odd passing shower here. wherever you are, though, with the southerly winds blowing, it will be a mild day. temperatures between 10 and i2 celsius. through tuesday evening, the rain will finally arrive and slo

thousand people in your required lost power in this storm that system is working its way eastwards though it should have cleared by the time we get to friday. day one of a new era in television news we badly need at this moment and this encampment that we're in today it didn't exist three weeks ago now there's at least twenty thousand or hinder refugees who live here. i gotta commend you all all i'm hearing is good journalism. has resigned. after all a lot of cover ups. some form of closure we saw the syrian army. in the city as well as posters of syrian president bashar record. but. now. when online are you looking at wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to be long term or if you join us on sept if you could take me around the continent where would you take me you don't have to set up your experiment of your experiment in the universe this is a dialogue everyone has a voice you actually read several interesting points there that several of our community members are going to join the global conversation on how to zero. zero

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china, though, remains defiant.comment on any evidence we uncovered on the ground. we received no response to the evidence we've recovered from the ground and the sky. this field outside kashgar has been transformed into a re—education camp in less than six months. com plete complete with watchtowers. we attempt to film one of them. we are forced to leave. as thousands are swept up into such facilities, families are being separated. when bilkiz fled with her children, her baby daughter didn't have a passport. her father stayed behind, planning to bring her later but now he has been taken away. what is your view about what the chinese government is doing? re—education, vocational training, suggests something limited and temporary, but our evidence shows the camps and prisons being used for that purpose are large—scale and seemingly permanent. the question then is where does all of this end, and the history of mass incarceration offers some pretty ominous precedents. we make one final attempt to visit one final camp w

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that was a big lie, though, that he didn't know.michael cohen told prosecutors he paid off stormy daniels and karen mcdougal on orders from trump. then the president in the run-up to the midterms announced that he was working on a 10% tax cut for the middle class. remember that one? he forgot to tell his gop colleagues in congress, who were caught off guard by it. it didn't matter, though, because it was a lie. he never spoke of it again after the elections. and then the granddaddy of them all, trump claiming that mexico is going to pay for a border wall. >> we are going to build a great border wall. and who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico. >> who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> who? >> mexico! >> who's going to pay for the wall? mexico. another lie just to rile up his base. mexico made it clear to trump it's not paying for a wall. its former president used more graphic language that i can't repeat on this program. he's not going to pay for a you know what wall, he said. but here's one thing that is true tonight as

promised to scrap unpopular planned increases in fuel prices and also raise the minimum wage that though hasn't diffuse some of the anger on the streets it was just over a month ago that one man posted a video on facebook calling on protesters to take up the yellow vest as a symbol the video quickly went viral chalking up millions of views. on you would we all have these yellow vests for the whole week starting from the seventeenth of november put on your yellow vest to show that you are with us without. we spoke of the inspiration behind the yellow vest movement and he told us why people are still protesting despite concessions. so let's assume that these measures will affect only a small part of the population not all of the people who would benefit from what restaurant announced not all of the people are paid minimum wage there are people with a slightly higher wage he targeted a small majority unfortunately this is not the whole population and these measures are really small he could do a lot more he should have reduced the salaries of the rich because they have disproportionate sala

a mild day, though. temperatures between 9—12 degrees for most.his. low pressure moving in, and that's going to be bringing in some wet weather. it's also going to bring in some big contrasts temperature—wise. the air coming from a long way south into the south of the uk, but coming from quite a long way north into the north of the uk. so those contrasts will build up on sunday. some wet weather, then. probably getting across northern ireland, getting into england and wales as well. it's across scotland that we'll have the best of the day's weather with some sunshine, but this is where the air‘s getting colder. temperatures, six degrees in stornoway and aberdeen. getting warmer, though, in the south. up to 13 in plymouth and london as well. now, that weather system will still be there or thereabouts on monday, but it's getting squished by this area of high pressure. so that means we'll see rain still affecting wales and southern counties of england, but as pressure builds, the rain will become lighter and a bit more patchy in nature. always a fair

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in the meeting with the french prime minister we don't know what came out of that what we do know though is that demonstrations are still planned for saturday on the seans elisei they turned violent some horrible scenes from last saturday. for saturday we are expecting though a much larger police presence that we saw today and they'll be looking to try in well stop a repeat of the violent scenes on the french government says fuel taxes need to remain close to current levels to pay for public services the tax is also part of broader efforts to discourage car use and cunt carbon emissions russel's based journalist who give a says the high prices are making life difficult for people in both france and belgium. this demonstration at it initially being canceled because the organizers couldn't organize the security they said to the police so they had originally cancelled it and it's only through social media then a few hundred people were there at ten o'clock to demonstrate of these yellow vests like in france of course it's mainly in the french speaking part of the country of belgium that the

is not as simple as that though, is that? no.y if you provide one that will provide it whether it is on the internet or in your store, buy an experience like you are saying. correct. but not enough experiences for the big retailers to suddenly offer overnight. what you have got to do is help them, by helping them help themselves. if you think about it, i said it earlier, sports direct won't be very pleased with me for my suggestion, it's not necessarily a good fix for sports direct as a group. what it is is a fantastic fix for the high street. and we have to realise, the high street won't make 2030, it's not going to be there, unless you do something really radical and grab the bulls by the horns, it won't be there. i'm sitting here voting to punish the group. that is not very normal. why would i do it? because if the high street miraculously... the minority now can be saved, in 2030, guess what? i might have a fabulous business still. otherwise, i'm just going to end up being a whip. like the vast majority of the high street. yo

the other thing i would just say, though, the big takeaway for me, and i seem to relearn this lesson every year i'm doing this, 20 or 21ers yoo, diversification still works. so the narrative earlier in 2018 was that treasuries were dead money at best and dangerous for your portfolio and your health at worst, and actually, it turned out to be terrible advice treasuries did their job this year they weren't all up across the entire curve but when you look at what they did for you in the fourth quarter, they absolutely acted like a diversifier, even when people were concerned about the u.s. government and the deficit, they still worked, and i think that will be the story in the first quarter next year you don't want to be all stocks, you don't want to be no stocks you got to maintain that diversified portfolio. you never know when a december 2018 scenario is about to loom its head >> this is the first year in three or four years people haven't been calling for the ten-year to be 3.5, or approach 4. >> we're at 2.8? >> 2.7 i think this is a good setup i was on the show august 28th, i was

something a bit cooler, though, further north.t and fog, too. for thursday morning, it's going to be a largely dry and a bright one across many northern and eastern areas. showers, though, will get going across the west, and they may merge together to produce some longer spells of rain, some of them could be quite heavy. and, again, it's going to be fairly blustery, particularly near southern and western coasts. mild in the south, 10—11 degrees. further north, these are pretty typical temperatures, in fact, for this time of year. as we head through thursday night, it stays quite breezy, quite showery. for a time, the showers ease down, and then we start to see some wetter and windier weather arriving across the south—west. that's because this next frontal system will move into the southern half of the country during thursday night into friday morning. so it could be quite wet for some. but what it will do is import even milder air across the southern half of the country, as you can see, the yellow and orange colours there. so, alt

even though we might get respite , we are going into 2019 with a nervous group of investors.a relief today, wouldn't read too much into today's trading with liquidity. ramy: a lot of concern hanging on the markets on this last trading day. bloomberg news across asset editor, thank you very much. cryptocurrency, what a difference a year makes. bitcoin have just it is record hit -- a year ago had just its record high but december this year it is under $4000. i spoke with the founding partner of crypto oracle about bitcoins prospects for next year. one of the most influential crypto bloggers, and he is a bull. it is stored value. the main value is gold, $8 trillion thing. $60 billion, so i can replace gold as the dominant stored value, and it can go 100 fold from where it is today. even if it becomes a strong second, it can become -- it is a better way to star -- stormier value. gosh,when people say, bitcoin, what is the explanation for this fall? >> we got ahead of ourselves. i use a word to describe the tendency, bubbles crash, bubbles again. capitalism. thee is something call

manage to to ban everything life is so expensive possibly the russians behind it right and it seems as though the british national broadcaster the b.b.c. has already made up its mind who to point the finger of blame marked not the french government not french taxes but the kremlin text messages between a p.v.c. russian journalist and another reporter apparently show who the broadcaster thinks is at the heart of this well maybe some russian businesses capitalizing greatly on the protests when that doesn't get much traction the b.b.c. reports suggest that russians amongst the yellow vests must be easy to spot because of all they're eating maybe the protesters eating cutlass some mass since that doesn't get the response that was sought the probing continues maybe the far right to ring leaders there nope no joy there either prompting the b.b.c. journalist to double down clean desperate by this point i'm looking for angles yes the editors demand some blood we asked the b.b.c. to respond to these potentially embarrassing revelations this is what they have to say as the french foreign ministry had s