u. commission warns trade partners that. there will be consequences should they try to exploit the block on its aim to reduce emissions and become carbon neutral and general motors unveils the car which the company hopes will make it a serious contender in the ride sharing business. i'm chris colfer welcome to the program more people are falling victim to the new flu like deadly virus the death toll rose to 17 on wednesday with more than 540 cases confirmed the chinese city of wang the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak has closed all transport networks people are told not to leave the city that's according to chinese media while fears are mounting over a potential global impact those working in the travel industry are particularly worried. it was a right they had to fight for stuff like cathay pacific have now been granted permission to wear masks on all flights not just those in mainland china their employers decision no doubt is influenced by the discovery of a number of cases of the coronavirus outside of china so. i

u. commission warns trade partners that there will be consequences should they try to exploit the block on its aim to reduce emissions and become carbon neutral and general.

u. commission president and it's thought that as germany ponders a post merkel future a blend of green in concert if may be the way in berlin as it is in brussels and as it's set to be vienna peter. well that's it for this bulletin i can tell you neal's here for the coming hours keep in especially what's happening in iran iraq paris as well that we kicked off a bit tonight but for now for the news in this out of the evening that see it from moscow money is kevin 0 in i'm all for tonight see get hopefully at same times tomorrow variously we're of you're watching season's greetings for me and the rest of the team have a great rest of the weekend. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developments only mostly. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down in. you know world of big. lot and it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for

the high commission of canada. in the u that it was delighted to hear of the warm canadian hospitality they had received well visiting, vancouver island. >>just delightful and that wraps up kron 4 news at 00:09pm tonight, but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour, ken wayne is here with kron 4 news thank you very much next to that and some are calling it an act of war we are following a ron's a missile attacks on us air bases in iraq. we talk with a stanford professor about the retaliation plus a south bay woman is warning commuters after she says someone shot at her car with a pellet gun. why she says this could have ended a lot worse. plus a gas mix-up battle lake tahoe gas station we have reaction from frustrated drivers who thought they're getting premium gas but they're actually pumping diesel don't go away our 3 of kron 4 news in primetime starts or after the break. ♪ a cat cafe sounded better in my head. ♪ ♪ next time i'll go to jack, at least then i'll get fed. ♪ head to jack in the box and experie

european commission president ursula vonderland described the deadline is impossible to reach. while the e. us top brexit negotiator said there would be more urgency from london and brussels. yes the uk a represents nine the person. of for you twenty seven three eight nine personal. but more significantly do you twenty seven accounts 4403% over or u. k. exports. 100% of its i impors so it is clear. that the we failed to reach a deal. it wowould be more home for the uk dot for did you with twenty seven. well it's been a disappointing day for retailers on bothh sides of the atlantic in the u. k. an industry body said overall sales have decreased in twenty nineteen for the first time in a quarter of a century. shares of marks and spencer tumbled 11% as it said and overstocked on festive food in men's fashion which didn't sell in the run up to christmas. country's largest supermarket rick te$ko said it had a strong holiday season which offset a broader slump but it warned of a challenging market in the months to come. on the department store john lewis has w warned that it staff may not receive

u—turn on the digital sales tax. the united kingdom dropping hints that it will prioritise an eu deal before a us one. that was welcomed by the eu commissional needed quick choices. do you think a real deal can be done by the end of the year? we'll see. it's a question, of course, of what the uk chooses for itself. so how close it wants to be to the single market — this is better for good access to the single market — or they do not want a line, do not want to to have a level playing field, then of course they will be more distant and it will be more difficult. everyone here says they want to trade deals, but it's trade barriers on the rise at a time when the uk now needs to make fundamental trade choices. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: iamjohn i am john watson live at the australian open where we have an unusual reason for a stop in play today. manchester united lose at home to burnley, hurting their chances of a top four finish. and injust under two hours, zion williamson is set to make his nba debut for the new orleans pelicans. hello and welcome to the pro

on the pressure for a u—turn on the digital sales tax, the united kingdom dropping hints that it will prioritise an eu deal before a us one. that was welcomed by the eu commissionwho said a quick deal needed quick choices. do you think the real deal can be done by the end of the year? we will see. it isa by the end of the year? we will see. it is a question of course of what the uk chooses for itself. so how close it wants to be to the single market, this is betterfor good access to the single market, or if they do not want to have a level playing field, and of course they will be more distant, and it will be more difficult. everyone says they wa nt more difficult. everyone says they want trade deals, but it is trade barriers on the up, at a time when the uk now needs to make fundamental trade choices. well, let's stay with those global trade tensions, because the body which is supposed to resolve such disputes, the world trade organisation, is facing paralysis. president trump has called for dramatic reform of the organisation, and the us is blocking the appointment of newjudges to its decision—making structure. the wto's head has been speaking to my colleague

. >> reporter: the planning commission narrowly passed a proposal to build a check fillet. t . >> queued up, people doing uick fil a. >> reporter: this isn't the first time a popular chain has battled resistance in campbell. last year, the city council denied in and out's application. current city council member rich waterman is still undecide about chick fil a, but he says he's keeping an open mind. >> it's not a perfect solution. that's going to be the give and take on it, how much traffic we want, versus, if we don't approve this project what about the next project? >> reporter: opponents say they aren't necessarily anti-chick fil a, they just don't think the location makes sense. >> by adding something like a drive through restaurant backing up to a residential neighborhood, which is unusual as i is, the influx of will change the walk about city. >> reporter: we're in campbell, chris nguyen, abc 7 >>> martin beach, the tech billionaire purchased the surrounding property over a decade ago and has argued that the site and lone access road are private property. the case has been in and out of court ever s

meeting with the european commission president mleau vonderland in london on wednesday they're gonna be laying the groundwork for those discussions about their future trade ties and u k. cannot officially negotiate any bilateral trade deal while it's still a a member of the european union. but once it leaves the block on january thirty first we'll have an eleven month transition period with its largest with its largest trading partner in theory that means a trade ties with the eu will remain the same until the end of twenty twenty and the trade negotiations w will have o begin an advance quickly. mr johnson has said he won't allow any further extension but you officials are warning that those trade talks willll be extremely complex. workers mostly i think the british will come to realize how different it is to negotiate as part of a- log likely european union which has five hundred million consumers. than a country of sixty million also the power dynamic is. not the same and- we con given too much away will be negligence about service rules. that matter to us just because- that is its height deadadline and i c can janz to kill tv county. as fires continue to rage

commission narrowly passed a plan to build one on baskim avenue. now it goes to the city council in just two weeks. >> you're going the have all these cars queued up, people doing u-turns, people coming here who don't know the area because of the chick-fil-a lr last year the city council voted to deny in-n-out's application to replace a bar off highway . current city council member an1 former ma i yore rich waterman is still undecided about chick-fil-a, but says he's keeping an open mind. >> it's not a perfect solution, and that's going to be the give and take on it, how much traffic we want versus if we don't approve this project, what about the next project. >> reporter: opponents say they're not against chick-fil-a. they just don't think it's right for the size and scope. >> by adding something like a drive-through restaurant backing up to a residential neighborhood which is unusual as it is, the influx of cars will change that fact that we're a walkable city. >> reporter: according to the traffic impact study, the chick-fil-a restaurat would bring more than 2,200 cars to this area alone on a daily bay sichls we're live in campbel tonight. i'm chris nguyen, a

u—turn on the digital sales tax. the united kingdom dropping hints that it will prioritise an eu deal before a us one. that was welcomed by the eu commissionsident who said a quick deal needed quick choices. do you think a real deal can be done by the end of the year? we'll see. it's a question, of course, of what the uk chooses for itself. so how close it wants to be to the single market — this is better for good access to the single market — or they do not want a line, do not want to to have a level playing field, then of course they will be more distant and it will be more difficult. everyone here says they want to trade deals, but it's trade barriers on the rise at a time when the uk now needs to make fundamental trade choices. now, click. this week, we are staring into the future. we are self—driving around china. that is a bit creepy. and we are flexing our... that looks painful! not quite. give me the chime, i'm doing it! ca rs. they are always one of the biggest draws at tech shows and last week's ces was no exception — there were plenty of innovations inside the vehicles and out. say you wanted to rent this beauty for the weekend,

u—turn on the digital sales tax. the united kingdom dropping hints that it will prioritise an eu deal before a us one. that was welcomed by the eu commissionho said a quick deal needed quick choices. do you think a real deal can be done by the end of the year? we'll see. it's a question, of course, of what the uk chooses for itself. so how close it wants to be to the single market, so how close it wants to be to the single market — this is better for good access to the single market — or they do not want a line, do not want to to have a level playing field, then of course they will be more distant and it will be more difficult. everyone here says they want to trade deals, but it's trade barriers on the rise at a time when the uk now needs to make fundamental trade choices. now to the extraordinary claims that the world's richest man — the amazon founderjeff bezos — has had his phone hacked by the most powerful man in saudi arabia. the allegation is that mr bezos‘s phone was hacked in may 2018 after he received a whatsapp message sent from crown prince mohammed bin salman‘s personal phone. it's claimed that the message contained an encrypte

u—turn on the digital sales tax. the united kingdom dropping hints that it will prioritise an eu deal before a us one. that was welcomed by the eu commission a quick deal needed quick choices. do you think a real deal can be done by the end of the year? we'll see. it's a question, of course, of what the uk chooses for itself. so how close it wants to be to the single market, this is better for good access to the single market, or they do not want to have a level playing field, then of course they will be more distant and it will be more difficult. everyone here says they want to trade deals, but it's trade barriers on the rise, at a time when the uk now needs to make a fundamental trade choices. the view from these mountains is pretty extraordinary in terms of trade. you essentially have the us administration and donald trump routinely using the threat of big taxes on trade tariffs to try to get their own way. the two blocks that are big enough to stand up to that, the us and china, are offering donald trump some victories that he can claim and take back to his voters and say that he is winning. but when you look at them carefully, they ar

collea g u es inconceivable to me and many colleagues that that clock should not be the most iconic timepiece in the world, big ben. will he make representations to the house of commons commissionor brexit? that was a question targeted at the brexit secretary who basically said not my call. because of thejob of basically said not my call. because of the job of the house of commons authority. this is the big ben brexit done being a ding dong. don't make me say that again. that's better. what's that sound to hear, if the distant bong that is telling us if the distant bong that is telling us that time is up. goodbye. goodbye. hello there. it's an unsettled picture for the week ahead. with spells of weights and when the weather which could be disruptive and interspersed with something drier and quieter. here's what we have a strong and active jet stream which acts like a sort of conveyor belt bringing areas of low pressure in off the atlantic towards our shores, and those area of low pressure bring what and windy weather, but in between we will see something drier, quieter but looks fairly short—lived as we continue to see this areas of low pressure moving from the west. from there

we need commissions and committees of inquiry we have we are in front of a clear cut crime. drama that gave the orders to kill the u s president gave his all that to the american army to excuse this crimes and a year it's of the american forces that have done and committed such a crime so it's clear the situation is clear that. suck and why they have committed such a crime in such a clear way. yeah why i think that. because they don't care about anyone they don't care about the end. of. this because of the following. all the recent assassination crimes. were not known and no one knows about them has crossed them has been a target of some many or numerous assassination. attempts. it was not declared it was not embraced it was not clear. how much carson. said it was. a target of some in s.s. nation attempts on trials for so long to try him and they were trying one day to put a lot of explosions near our place where it's cost him annually goes to that place in order to kill him. and. they were planning to kill had cost him and around over $5000.00 people who are oh who used to be with had cost him during these ceremon

u in. they are rewarding those who habitually lose the most with special perks —— to lure you in. it will intensify calls for further regulation of the sector. the gambling commissionling industry and many mps take a keen interest. we saw the big crackdown on the fixed odds betting terminals and so on, and you feel it's an industry under scrutiny. quite right. this is a nice segue, industry under scrutiny in thei, nice segue, industry under scrutiny in the i, train companies, northern rail, sacked for disastrous track record according to branch activists today. excuse the pun -- grant shapps. the former transport minister has vowed to strip northern rail, deeply unpopular provider in the north of england, of funding. there's been keen interest in the election of the north—south divide and many of the seats the tories won went for the first time in the so—called red wall, and one of the most curious examples is if you have to ta ke most curious examples is if you have to take any of the 1970s trains, from the days of british rail, they are essentially buses from the 70s that have been put on top of old freight and people are for use these trains and they were told t

u—turn on the digital sales tax. the uk dropping hints that it will prioritise an eu deal before a us one. that was welcomed by the eu commissionk choices. do you think a real deal can be done by the end of year? we will see, it is a question of what of course the uk chooses for itself, so how close it wants to be to the single market, this is better for good access to the single market or if they do not want to align and have a level playing field, then of course they will be more distant and it will be more difficult. everyone says they want trade deals but it is trade barriers on the up, at a time when the uk now needs to make fundamental trade choices. faisal islam, bbc news, davros. the prince of wales has met with the climate activist greta thunberg at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. the prince, who's known for his environmental campaigning, was pictured meeting the 17—year—old after making a speech telling world leaders that "we simply cannot waste any more time" in the battle to save the planet. we are in the midst of a crisis that is now well understood. devastating loss by diversity are the great threa

the clinical commissioning groups say they've brought their rules in line with the rest of london. fertility charities have welcomed the ue's the usual queues on a102 blackwall lane approaching the blackwall tunnel. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini good morning. no big surprise but today's weather is looking remarkably similar to what we had yesterday and indeed the day before that. cloudy, grey and damp once again. poor visibility on many of the roads this morning, a lot of mist and murk there keeping layers of low cloud as we head through the day, wind will stay light and top temperatures will reach seven or eight celsius, maybe nine in central london. high pressure dominates the weather at the moment so no big changes until we get to the second half of the weekend. overnight tonight again it will be cloudy and we will see more mist and murk reforming into tomorrow morning where we get close spells temperatures could drop temporarily down to two or three celsius otherwise we start the day tomorrow on a misty note of four or five celsius. tomorrow will turn windy and it should be dry with a lot of cloud but the wi

u nfortu nately want them to look at the basics, really. unfortunately the gambling commissionling companies to look at the measures such as vip exploitation. keep vip for people who are happy to lose their money and can recover next day. things like reverse withdrawals i think by default encourage people to spend more than they should do. so let's look at the basics, and i know that there is a debate around if we tackle the industry to hard, then we may see unregulated companies coming in. so we have to really tackle the unregulated market as well, make sure they are blocked off from coming to this country also. i suppose at the end of the day these companies want to make money, don't they? how confident are you that they will make the kind of changes that you want to see without it being necessary actually for it to be properly regulated and legislated? i think we have come to a tipping point now where there is so much attention on this issue. so they have to come on board, they know that. and i will happily work with them, and so will others, to try and achieve these basic a

u s mexico trade deal next week this has been one of the president's biggest priorities senators passed the agreemene last week just days before his impeachment trial started a report from the us international trade commission says the deal will likely have only a moderate impact on the economy creating a 176,000 jobs after 6 years for comparison the us added 226,000 jobs. in november alone. >>world news tonight, china has now moved to lock down at least 3 big cities in order to contain the deadly corona virus that has sickened hundreds of people and spread to other parts of the world and as fears of this deadly kron a virus continue to grow this illness may may have reached the bay area in alameda county officials are now reporting that fewer than 10 people are being tested for the virus. in contra costa county they had one case under investigation. but those results came back negative the public health department says this of course does not mean patients have the virus or will get the virus but. >>they're trying to be cautious and there testing these people meanwhile, the work to contain the global spread continues kron four's dan thorn spoke with an expert who studies outbreaks he joins us live in the n

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collea g u es inconceivable to me and many colleagues that that clock should not be the most iconic timepiece in the world, big ben. will he make representations to the house of commons commission make here it is, big ben. during the refurbishment on new year's eve and remembrance sunday, ben has been struck. instead of this clock mechanism, which is currently being repaired and which traditionally activates the hammer, this electric motor has been used instead. so why notjust use that ain? instead. so why notjust use that again? the problem is thatjanuary the 31st is when the floor of the belfry is due to be rebuilt, resurfaced and waterproofed. this is a massive project on a big scale. you can imagine us restoring a normal clock mechanism and the size of this one, it is a huge undertaking. according to parliament, the cost of sounding big ben itself on brexit sunday would be around £120,000. the temporary striking mechanism have to be reinstalled, tested and then removed, as would the temporary flooring in the belfry. but the disruption to the wider refurbishments could send costs spiralling. parliament estimates it could be around £100,000 for each week of delay, hence a pos