i would read books about the 19th century west and the wild west show. the other kind of story i liked was the collection of strange but true stories. it usually features tales about big foot and all kinds of other things. but this story about this guy who went from kansas to showmanship playing himself seemed the weirdest story of all in some ways. ho was he? born william frederick cody in 1846 in iowa he moved to kansas as a young child. after the death of his father, young will cody became a boyhood teamster. he was an antislavery jay hawker in the bleeding kansas troubles and in 1864 he joined the union army and fought briefly in the south. after the war he became a buffalo hunter for the kansas pacific railroad and distinguished himself as a scout for the army in the plains indian wars. in 1869 he was discovered by the dying novelisted in bunk lieberman which was the pen and of a well known writer judson or buntline was renowned as the most well paid writer in america, rumored he was making $20,000 a year at the time he went west probably to find so

and the soviets were able to access west berlin and west germany. the official the official job was to exercise our right by the agreement. but give us an opportunity. and some are not so overtly -- so over. in the context of the story of the major events and those are kind of diverse. i was wondering if you could talk about your research process and how you did your research. >> so, my research was done in three parts i would say. one was archival or document research, photographic research. i found a lot of my information through a american, british, german, russian archives that are easily accessible. some of them on the internet. you know, recent ci, kgb documents classified state department and also i was able to get information from the archives and that's sort of thing. letters that were exchanged between the families on memoirsa diaries and especially photographs were very important. interviews or conversations witi and hungary on their perspective and experience during the cold war so that was helpful for me to understand the experience. go

, west bank -- >> one west. >> one west, i apologize. >> that's right. my father forgot the name sometimes as well. >> the letter i support you back in early, mid-december about this you've not even taken the time to answer and it really laid out all of this. the one west purchase went well for the treasury secretary desing ide designee but it was bad for investors and taxpayers. we can talk more about taxpayer cost on this whole process and the amount of money that he bought it for, sold it for but mostly subsidized by taxpayers. >> senator, your time is up. you take as much time as you want to answer. >> first of all, senator, i did enjoy meeting you. i don't believe we had the opportunity to meet before that time. and if i'm confirmed, i look forward to spending more time with you. >> thank you for saying that. >> i know that you have some, although we may not agree on everything, there were certain things we did agree on when we met. and i have a lot of respect as you as a senator to hear your issues. now i did tell you, i did acknowledge that you se

the rain will push into the west of scotla nd rain will push into the west of scotland initially.n has the coulby, there will be some snow across scotland. as it crosses the pennines we could see sam slot across parts of north east england, eventually break in the night. milderair eventually break in the night. milder air will come in from the west, 9 degrees as we start the in belfast, but near freezing for eastern parts of england and that presents us with an issue first thing in the morning because he could see a period of snow just because he could see a period of snowjust edging into parts of lincolnshire, east anglia and perhaps ken. no great amounts but it will be there and some ice around, a wintry scene west of london. temperatures that bit higher, rain falling out of the sky, milder at eight or 9 degrees at west. a drab morning, fog over higher ground. quite dreary for the north for northern ireland and scotland, some dry spells but that chilly edge clinging on to the eastern parts of scotland. any snow will fade away during the day but it remains chilly here, further ou

it's a lot thicker to the north and west. a dense fog advisory is in effect for parts of our region. >> let's go to our meteorologist in the weather center. tom, how bad is it going to get? >> we are seeing visibility under a quarter of a mile north and west of washington. northern montgomery county and points north and west. here is a view overlooking washington. the visibility is not too bad in the city. we do have patchy dense fog just south and west of washington. most of the fog in this gray zone here, just to our north and west. that's going to be in effect, this dense fog advisory, until 4:00 a.m. we will have visibility quarter the rest of the night tonight if you are out and about. tomorrow morning, too, predoawn with the fog around. sunshine tomorrow and a look at inauguration day. new timing on rain as well as a look at the weekend. that's in a few minutes. >>> new tonight, swift reaction after president obama commuted the sentence of former army

yes. ..that will, in a sense, wake the west up?l, hard look at the state of western defence, a cool, hard look at the way the world is changing, for governments to mount what governments should do, which is a properly rigorous investigation to come to some conclusions. and then make different choices about public expenditure, which can be done. that's really, really difficult, because public opinion will think it's slightly strange, or we are simply going to have to hope that bad things don't happen, and then when bad things do happen... it's not a great defence strategy, is it? i wonder whether you now would say, as a final thought, whether you now would say, mea culpa, i didn't shout loud enough about these issues when i was actually in place, one of the top six generals in the country, to make a difference. it's all right now that you've left tojump up and down and say we've got a real problem, but you didn't actually change very much when you were there with your uniform on. i accept that. what i don't accept is that i didn't s

a bit of patchy rain out west, most of any rain will be in the north—west, where it will be relatively—east. for tuesday and wednesday, it will stay pretty chilly in the south—eastern corner. a risk of frost. there may be some morning fog to contend with as well. further north and west, milder, but with cloud and some rain at times. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting at home and around the globe. i'm ben bland. our top stories: donald trump hits back at a prominent civil rights politician who refuses to recognise the result of the presidential election. struggling through freezing temperatures — aid agencies say thousands of migrants in europe need more help. donald trump has prompted the outrage of politicians and entertainers after criticising john lewis, a well—respected civil rights campaigner and democratic congressman, who questioned his election victory. mr lewis is the last surviving speaker from the 1963 march on washington addressed by martin luther king — whose birthday will be celebrated on monday. sarah corker reports.

for the last eight years, where i am in west tennessee economically there are parts of west tennessee that clearly have not recovered since the 2008 recession. but the other thing is national security and terrorism. as united states attorney and the other united states attorneys who served under president bush, the one thing that president bush and the attorney general asked was make anti-terrorism, make national security your number one priority. you structure your office however you want to after that, but make that your number one priority. so, as we looked around and we see acts of terrorism committed around the world and in this country, i felt like that somebody with my background, my law enforcement background needed to step up and lead. frankly, as we know, anybody can come vote yes or no, but to come up and be able to lead on issues of national security and the economy and health care, which to me are the most pressing issues as we face today to come up and lead. >> have you thought about some outlining of legislation that you would like to work on first? >> well, i have and

>> out west, are you having that problem today? >> bob from albany has asked, did they use alcohol in both the indian and army side? >> i'm not sure how many times i index the word alcohol. but it's one of the longer indexes entries in the book. alcohol was used and ubiquitous on both sides. the officer corps was rampant with alcoholics. i devote a whole page just to the use of alcohol in general among the soldiers and officers. the most famous of course is a major reno little big horn who was drunk throughout the battle and went on to organize a descent. at little big horn. and indians, in the entire village all used alcohol and it was beyond the constant on these binges. it was a real stabilizing and unfortunate influence among the indians and it was ever present beyond in the army as well. john custer was one of the few people who were teetotalers in the army. >> i want to ask you about the strategy. here we have randall grimes, sharing his troopers on the board in thewinter campaign . was the winter the time the army tried to d

berlin at any time they had superior forces or even to go after west germany.isses a nuclear threat in the nuclear danger possible world war iii. i think a lot of people will read it off to say that kennedy underreacted and did not push back and he did not help the people that tried to organize a escape some people thought he was wrong and overreacted but of what of other people say the threat was so real to have a confrontation at the border even the with does not sound good we are all still here. i think it makes the book more interesting because it is not of black or white portrait of the time sort of kennedy. >> but what makes it so interesting is you are constantly reminded essentially the of politics the way the larger political stakes with the background of nuclear war is in great detail within the kennedy white house at this time so the questions of tactical nuclear weapons. tell about the other side about the individuals doing the digging it is a matter of life and death have a great passion but it is they're doing with a great mess. what is their moti

just as remarkably as do the west pointers. >> specially in the west. >> specially in the west. >> speciallyin the west and that's why i want to bring up -- >> okay. >> one of the people who could almost be one of the union herios -- heros which was josiah bissel. >> well, that's a remarkable story. bissel who has civil engineering background before the war, goes to army recruiters in august of '61 and says, i think we need an engineer regiment out west and i propose to lead one and they agree and they become the engineer regiment of the west and bissel gets attached to pope's army. so the war starts, et cetera, et cetera, and now pope finds himself coming down the mississippi river and he is interested in punching through at island number 10 as the union coming up from new orleans is also interested in hooking up with pope somewhere in the middle. now, everyone knows the story that flotilla is going to be stopped at vicesburg. in one of these great stories of the civil war, bissel goes to pope and says i would like to explore a possibility of cutting a capable and see if we can get around t

for the last eight years, in west tennessee, economically there are parts of west tennessee that clearly have not recovered since the 2008 recession. the other thing is, national security and terrorism. as a united states attorney, the other united states attorney who served under president bush, the one thing president bush and the attorney general asked was make anti-terrorism, make national security your number one priority. you structure your office however you want to after that but make that your number one priority. as we looked around and we see acts of terrorism committed around the world and this country, i felt like that somebody with my background, my law enforcement background needed to step up and lead. fra frankly, as we know, anybody can come vote yes or no, but to come up and be able to lead on issues of national security and the economy and healthcare, which to me are the most pressing issues as we face today, to come up and lead. >> have you thought about some outlining of legislation that you would like to work on first? >> well, i have, and i'm not ready to talk abou

it starts a little sooner north and west. you notice the metro area south and east not under an advisory. that has to do with timing and accumulation. doppler radar picking up some snow, most of it not reaching the ground, but there are a few flurries here. we will see a few more later on. the bulk of the energy out west. that will overspread the region tonight. the heaviest snow looking relations will be a. snow bands feature you notice it will narrow down. it will be more like a band. our futurecast timing shows life :00, we will have some snow starting, but it will be later tonight, eighth: 30, 9:00 in the overnight hours, probably ending 4:00, 5:00 in the morning, temperatures falling below freezing. ccording to this computer model, maybe an inch or more in the metro area, but certainly more north and west, farther south, not much of anything. much more in jummy: we will see you then, doug. kruse prepped our roadways under stationing salt and plow trucks. suzanne kennedy has more on what you can expect. suzanne: the retre

the west's military doctrine and capabilities have failed to keep up.s the view of my guest today — not an outside observer, but, until last year, one of the most senior generals in the british armed forces. general sir richard barrons led the uk'sjoint forces command. he's fought in wars, from the balkans to the middle east and afghanistan. how vulnerable is the west in the new balance of global military power? general sir richard barrons, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. how comfortable are you in a civilian suit and out of uniform? well, after nearly a0 years of service in the military, this is still in transition. in transition! well, let's call upon your authority and experience, both with your new suit on, but with your uniform still in the cupboard. how, or what, would you define as the most pressing military threat facing the western world today? i think it's a very complex answer to what, on the surface, is a simple question. but i think we have to recognise that we are at something of a strategic inflection point where the world we've

in the extreme west, the south—west also.d, northern ireland, north—west england and also north—west england and also north—west wales. we picked that up tomorrow as it continues its descent south—eastwards. the fog we have will be slow to lift and some will just lift into low cloud. in the south—east corner it will be quite a cold day ahead, and quite great, and at times it will be dank. meanwhile the rain is heading southwards, some of it heavy and persistent across parts of yorkshire and the east midlands. behind it some brighter skies, hill fog and a few showers that look at the temperatures come away from the south—east the temperature start to pick up. on saturday, the rain goes away, behind it dry weather and one or two showers here and there but most of us showers here and there but most of us will miss them all together and we will see some sunshine. the overriding thing is how mild it will feel for this stage in january, overriding thing is how mild it will feel for this stage injanuary, and it's a similar story on

west minster does lose money.hinking of unloading. >> they're running on 13 million-dollar deficit we do understand rider university but nonetheless they took on the school's responsibility. they should have planned better for it. faculty is willing to make concessions. i think they should redouble their efforts to save the mission of west minster choir college. >> reporter: rider says it's only studying the possibilities but rider attendance is down. the school has deficits of its own to deal with and selling the choir college is prime princeton campus would help rider patch up it's own money problems for a time. but don't assume you can move west minster students curriculum without changing its soul. >> i was looking for a conservatory atmosphere and west minster offered. >> i feel like if we moved to philly it would change that. diamin minute initiate. >> mickey tells me west minster has conservatory certification that is would disappear if its campus was sold along with acoustic klee sound performance spaces i

some managers will point to what has happened at west ham, saying this transfer window unsettles west window u nsettles clu bs west ham, saying this transfer window unsettles clubs and unsettled players. knowing they can get out. they have this short window. players. knowing they can get out. they have this short windowm players. knowing they can get out. they have this short window. it used to be you could go any time up until march. now we have two specific windows in the year. you have to have transfer windows at some point. some managers would like it. when you get sackings, new owners coming, new managers coming, i think it is nice for the fans especially to have a little bit of light, a little ray of light, just a little bit of hope these new signings might get them out of it. you mentioned snodgrass leaving hull. mike phelan was sitting there. he said losing snodgrass was like hull throwing in the towel on survival. they have let a few players go. jake livermore. .. they have a new manager, unknown to many of us with his thoughts and processes . many of us with his thoughts and

, west bank -- bank west -- >> 1 west. >> i apologize. >> that's all right. my father forgot the name sometimes, as well. >> but the letter i sent in early mid december, and you have not taken the time to answer. i think the issue is, the 1 west purchase went well for the treasury secretary designee, but it was a disaster for homeowners, for employees, for investors in relativity and for taxpayers. we can talk more about taxpayer cost on this whole process and the amount of money that he bought it for, sold it for. but mostly subsidized by taxpayers. >> senator, your time is up. now you take as much -- >> thank you. >> to answer the questions. >> thank you very much. first of all, senator, i did enjoy meeting you. i don't believe we had the opportunity to meet before that time. and if i'm confirmed, i look forward to spending more time with you. >> thank you for saying that. >> i know that you have some -- although we may not agree on everything, there were certain things we did agree on when we met. and i have a lot of respect, as you as a senator to hear yo

west ham are appealing against a red ca rd west ham are appealing against a red card against manchestersterday. card against manchester united in their 2-0 defeat yesterday. referee mike dean gave a player a straight red card mike dean gave a player a straight red ca rd after mike dean gave a player a straight red card after a collision with united defender philjones. red card after a collision with united defender philjones. world number 10 johanna konta has continued her winning start to the season. she's through to the quarter—finals of the shenchen open in china. the briton recovered from a set down, and being a break down in the second, to beat american varnia king. konta wrapped up the match in just over an hour and a half, 1—6, 6—3, 6—2. staying with tennis, and sir andy murray plays jeremy chardy of france in the opening round of the qatar open later this afternoon — with the briton insisting that novak djokovic will remain his biggest obstacle in retaining his world number one ranking. the pair are seeded one and two in doha, and if the seedings work out correctly, will meet in

men came west. at the expense of the government and deserted at the first opportunity to work in gold mines or start up on their own, more concerned about losing equipment and manpower. you had low quality and the officer corps, opportunities were so slow. motion to the rank of lieutenant colonel and a lieutenant coming out west started the indian wars, i forget the exact amount of time that expect to wait upwards of 25 years before making major. someone in the army, navy journal, in a few years, a few years, too old and crippled to fight, just a bunch of hobbled old. incentives were low for officers and enlisted men, trading was nonexistent, there were no centralized training facilities, you went to so-called training depot but not only no time but no budget even for target practice. the warriors were raised from childhood to become warriors so that was their culture, their way of life. one army colonel called them the best natural cavalry in the world. >> host: we have two artifacts. here is what.

and even in west berlin.ently tunnels and operations were blonder because neighbors found out about it. and something happened in the timeframe of my book. you can read about that. i was able to get maybe a thousand documents out of this archives. and some of them have never been released before. and there were some incredible pictures of character. in one of the greatest characters ever being in one of my books. the young informers who informed on several tunnels. and the cbs tunnel and because being able to get the documents and able to show step-by-step, day by day when he was doing, how he was communicating. how is operations were subtle, how people were shocked. and so forth. it is an incredible picture. i mean a good part of the book, not one third of it but a good part of the book has to deal with the intrigue. i can't remember the other questions. something about Ãthere were no existing tunnels that they made use of. as far as i know. >> was there an ethical issue at nbc about putting these people at

teens to the west. here's a look at your fox 5 seven-day forecast and as you can see, it does warm up once we get to wednesday. once again, right now, looking like as far as the district is concerned, a dusting maybe two inches in our eastern suburbs. other than that, we aren't talking much for us, not a great chance, but if it should change track and move more towards the west, we'll definitely make a big difference. >> thank you very much. you've made sure we're well aware of it >> well where >> we'll be right back my daughter wants to stay organic. my husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. whole family nts to stay free from artificial preservatives. wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. >>> if you're cakes, you may want to pay close attention. i

farther north and west, it's at or below freezing. that may be causing icing on elevated surfaces there. just immediate metro area staying in the upper 30s. 37 or so. 38 by late afternoon with light rain off and on. that continues into the evening hours. weather advisory continues off to our north and west. this winter weather advisory until 6:00 p.m. it has been canceled for the metro area as the result of the possibility of some more icing there and maybe a little bit of sleet. mainly rain. a little bit of sprinkles and drizzle. 3:00 more of the same. but then that next surge of rain from the midwest. that will be around 5:00 p.m., continuing into the evening hours. much of it is done by 11:00 tonight. then we dry out after that. so some sleet and snow and rain in the blue zone, northern virginia, the metro area, much of maryland. mainly all rain in the southern part of the eastern shore and virginia. up to our west, a little sun back with a high near 50 for dr. king day. mid-50s tuesday, cloudy wednesday rain likely. nice after tha

out west? we're having that problem today. >> yeah, exactly. exactly. >> bob from albany has asked, please talk about the use of alcohol on both the indian and army sides. [laughter] >> i'm not sure how many times i indexed the word "alcohol," but it's one of the longer indexed entries in the book. alcohol was, the use of alcohol was ubiquitous on both sides. it, the officer corps was rampant with alcoholics, and i devote a couple of pages just to the use of alcohol in general among the soldiers and the officers. the most famous be, of course, was major reno at little bighorn who was drunk throughout the battle and was so drunk he couldn't even organize a defense at little bighorn. and indians and the entire villages would fall prey to alcohol and be on constant, you know, constant long-term binges. it was real destabilizing, unfortunate influence among the indian, and it was ever present in the army as well. george armstrong custer was one of the few tee totallers in the army, i think. >> i wanted to ask you about the strategy the army hawaii

that is also into the far west of wales and the far south—west of england.kest fog is where we have the frost as well, and that could be giving the icy stretches on untreated surfaces. look at the strength of wind, though, into the far south—west, into the western parts of wales. could be a few fog patches into the welsh marches, into a few spots in yorkshire. it is a windy picture through scotland and northern ireland, north—west england, too. plenty of cloud around, could be quite drizzly in places first thing. now, as we go on through the day, the fog will gradually lift into low cloud, but a cloudier, colder—feeling day into east anglia and the south—east compared with tuesday. some brighter skies, though, into much of south—west england, wales, parts of northern england, keep a fair amount of cloud in northern ireland and scotland. a largely dry picture, but some outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and scotland late in the day, and gusty winds. 11 degrees in stornoway, ten in belfast. just six, though, in london. now, as we go through wednesd

still high—pressure to the south—west.country. through wednesday, thursday and the middle part of the week, we will see these low—pressure area is bringing mild airat times these low—pressure area is bringing mild air at times with quite a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain on the frontal systems and then to the rear of the frontal systems as they moved east, a return to a north—westerly flow, so interludes in the weather through the middle of the week. towards the end of the week it looks like those colder north—westerly winds will tend to wind out. a return to slightly drier conditions but also a chance of more showers particularly over high grounds in the north and north—west. towards the north and north—west. towards the south things will look quieter with light winds. particularly in the south, some frost and possibly fog around at times but further north it will certainly be quite cold. a dip in temperatures once again. as we look towards next weekend there will be some sunshine on offer and also the chance of wintry sh

west of that, mild. but a bit of patchy rain out towards the western side of the uk. north and west it will be breezy and cloudy with some rain. for the south—eastern corner, it will be different. it may well be dry and bright with sunshine but still quite chilly. frost and fog as well. further north and west, a bit of a breeze coming in from the south—west and hence it will be milder but it will also bringing cloud and rain. sunday looks at the great day for most areas but let it will be fairly mild out towards the west.

and north west at 25.dd accordingly. breezy temperatures. weekend forecast coming up. caitlin has roads. >> tucker, colder morning out there you need the heat on that's for sure. other than that sunshine out there we can see reflected on this camera shot beautifully and sun glare east ward. inbound route 50 we have a disabled truck this is delay from 0 2 route 50 eastbound that extends to 410. slow going there. next camera here is also showing sloy traffic on 295 this is southbound where you're heavy from route 50 to 11 street branch. that's a quick look at traffic and we'll have more at 7:45. "f t >> happening today the halocaust museum will hold a special ceremony honoring holocaust survivors. it marks 72 years since auschwitz the largest concentration camp in the soviet union. >> as donald trump takes on mexican president in his first diplomatic scuffle his wife melania is proudly gracing vanity cover. mrs. trump is seen posing with a bowl of jewels and cover line promises to reveal how she deals with p

flurries/showers late sunday into monday today: partly sunny, breezy and chilly highs: 42-47 wind: west 10-15 mph with gusts to 25 mph+ partly cloudy and breezy lows: 30s winds: west 10-15 mph, higher gusts saturday: partly sunny and breezy highs: 40-45 winds: sw 10-15 mph, gusts to 25 mph + breaking right now in baltimore county. shooting leaves one man dead. it happened last last night on greenwood avenue in white marsh. right now we don't know what led up to this indent. all police are saying is the suspect was armed with a long gun. he died at the scene. we have a crew from our sister station in baltimore on the scene. we're working to get more information ane we'll update you as we learn more. also breaking overnight - a deadly crash, closing part of clifton road in fairfax station. police say just before ten last night a car crashed into a tree. one person is the vehicle was killed. a second was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. right now - still no word on there condition. happening now - final preparations, for what's expected to be the next big march on washington. t

graduate from west point.graduates from west point, he is 19 years old. goes into the railroad business. he is a remarkable engineer. and he is brought on to be one of the chief engineers of the newly formed united states military railroad. he comes up with the idea of building a barge, trying to describe this, he built a barge and basically on this barge, he plants railroad tracks. and so, what happens is that he also runs railroad tracks right up to the edge of wars. so now he is going to bring these massive locomotives right to the edge of the war where he is going to have them hauled onto these barges. and he is going to be able to put four or five locomotives on these barges. he clamps them down and then the barges are floated upriver to places for example, during mcclellan's peninsula campaign, some of these and then later on two years later, during the wilderness campaign he is going to bring these barges up to places like city points. which becomes a major depot for the north. and the reverse will happ

showers into the north and west of the uk, again quite chilly, most west of the uk, again quite chillyill be a windy day on wednesday, very blustery winds bringing some snow showers into the north and west. the snow mainly over higher grounds but the further south and east you are, it should be fairly dry, and ten or 11 degrees but a good deal colder further north. it has been extremely cold for some parts of southern and eastern europe. staying very cold in the south of europe through into thursday but through germany, poland becoming a bit less cold over the next couple of days. act on our shores through thursday, the wind still coming in from the north or northwest, the air coming down from iceland and greenland, it will be a cold day on thursday, blustery as well with snow showers to the north and west of the uk, some of those getting down to lower levels. well into single figures, and the new factor in the winds and the many places it will feel like it is subzero. it will feel more like —2, minus three degrees. in glasgow, belfast, newcastle and manchester as well. so a cold day o

much more mild further west. tomorrow morning the rain will move into the cold air and we could see a period of still across lincolnshire don't see east anglia and into parts of kent. west of london it will be mild. temperatures above freezing. it will not be very aspiring as you step out on sunday morning. fog over the high ground as well. there will be some dry spells but they're not to be relied upon. it will be one to the west. only slow changes towards the west. only slow changes towards the day. sleet and snow will ease away and will be some dry spells, especially edging into western areas. but for the central slice it will stay dreary. contrast and temperatures with double figures in the west. tomorrow night and into monday, there is still not wet weather will stay lodged across the central slice. on either side of it, it will be drier. the coldest air will remain lodged here. further north and west it will be more mild with temperatures in double figures. next week high pressure will tend to ta ke next we

winds pick up again - back to winter this weekend today: mostly sunny and mild highs: 55-60 winds: west/southwest 5-10 mph thursday: mostly cloudy to partly sunny, breezy highs: 52-57, feeling chilly with wind winds: west 10-20mph, gusts 30-35 now to the first 100 days.. and president trump days.. and president trump planning a crack down on national security. just hours from now the newly-elected commander in chief will unveil his first executive actions on immigration. john gonzalez is live near white house with more.. john? tonight - we'll be hearing from the actions. abc news' david muir has been granted the first interview with president trump since he took office. you can watch that entire interview tonight at ten o'clock - right here developing now.. a secret service agent is under intense scrutiny this morning, after saying she wouldn't take a bullet for the president. according to c-n-n, in october agent kerry o'grady published a facebook post in which she said quote "i would take jail time over a bullet or an endorsement for what i believe to be disaster to this country." o'gr

it is milder in the south and south—west so milder in the south and south—west so i'm likely to be frosty cloud moving in with rain and the rain moving eastwards through the rain moving eastwards through the day. north—east england that much of scotland should stay driver down towards the south—west of england and wales, the midlands, a 5°99y england and wales, the midlands, a soggy afternoon. three o'clock on sunday afternoon, the far south—east of england and anglia dry into the latter pa rt of england and anglia dry into the latter part of the afternoon. for manchester belfast will be raining and grey and damp. newcastle nights was scotland we have a different feel to the weather here with wintry sunshine on offer. into sunday evening that where weather will clear away towards the east and we are clear away towards the east and we a re left clear away towards the east and we are left with a legacy of low cloud, mist and fog for many. a gloomy start to monday morning. mild in the south—west but increasingly cold as we head north eastwards. temperatures still subzero was a risk of fog an

then a little bit of a gap before the next system heading into the west. dominating proceedings. now, it may not look like this thursday into friday. there's a lot of uncertainty about the detail. i just want to flag up the possibility, though, that this week could end on a very windy note. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is tom donkin. here's our top stories: after protest and confusion, the white house clarifies president trump's immigration policy, insisting he's not targeting muslims. seniorfigures in donald trump's own party say the measures have been poorly implemented but the president stands firm. meet the candidate: benoit hamon. a politician from the hard—left will represent the french socialist party in this year's presidential election. and meet baba sen — india's cosmic barber who takes a spiritual approach to grooming. we promise it'll leave you tingling all over.

still this winter weather advisory in effect north and west of the area. it was canceled a couple of hours ago for the northern montgomery county, howard, western northern loudoun, fauquier, there's going to be icing, some of the surface that is are a little bit below freezing, maybe a little bit of ice. but it's mainly rain just about everywhere else for the rest of the afternoon, look at our temperatures, theer near the freezing mark. panhandle of west virginia and to our north. but in the metro area, in the mid-30s right now. wet streets in the metro area. that's the situation through noontime into the afternoon and the evening just wet roads even where the -- any rain or sleet is going to be falling or i should say snow or sleet north and west of us. the road temperatures are below freezing. here's the hour by hour look at what's happening here as you get into the afternoon hours. all this generally very light. that's where it's tapering off at 2:00, 3:00. another surge of rain into the shenandoah valley. into northern virginia around through. after 7:

west ham we re exposed once again today. west ham were in action.m this man. but the build—up was about the player not in the starting line—up. about the player not in the starting line-up. didn't need him or missing today. andy carroll‘s goal was brilliant. it was played in the dimitri payet‘s position. lanzini made it 3—0. a really good performance. crystal palace, five—game sam alla rdyce performance. crystal palace, five—game sam allardyce has been in charge and no wins. they are looking for their first charge and no wins. they are looking for theirfirst win in charge and no wins. they are looking for their first win in seven. slaven bilic, a relief after a tough week. andy carroll scored the goal of the game. a great ball in, i thought it went a bit closer, it went in. i've been practising that for a couple of years, it's been awhile in the making. how much -- heidi you rate that? it's got to be the best one i've scored, you know —— how high do you rate that. your concentration has the last of the whole period of the game. unfortunately for us,

to the west of london, temperatures that it higher, rain coming out of the sky, 10pm, damp and drearyt and murk on the high ground as well. it will be milder, up to seven, eight, 9 degrees, 10 degrees as we start the day in belfast. chilly across the east of scotland. for most places, milder, than it has been for some time, damp and dreary, some drier spells developing across eastern parts of england and also out west, through central areas, expecting further pulses of rain. quite an important dividing line, to the west of that, mild, double figures, cold air hanging on, 2 degrees in norwich. as we head into the night, so we norwich. as we head into the night, so we will continue to see these pulses of rain pushing through central parts of the uk and into monday as well, by which time hopefully some brightness developing. not much in the way of sunshine for most of us. stays chilly across eastern areas, five or 6 degrees, compared to the mild conditions further north and west. continue for the far north, high—pressure beginning to build in, a lot of dry weather, best of the sunshine b

relatively mild towards the west.h pressure is in charge. —— temperatures. patchy rain out west and most of any rain will be in the north where it will be relatively mild in comparison to what we will see in the south—east. risk of frost and morning fog in the south—east. further north and west, milder but with cloud and rain at times. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm alpa patel. in washington, civil rights protesters have held a rally at the martin luther king memorial. the rally happened as donald trump came under criticism for his comments denigrating a veteran politician and civil rights campaigner. serbia says many of the migrants sleeping rough in belgrade have refused to go into shelters, because they fear being deported. aid agencies have warned that migrants are at risk of freezing to death, because of a cold snap across much of europe. four months after one of its rockets blew up on take—off, the private us firm, spacex, has successfully launched a falcon nine rocket from a launchpad in california. th

cloud out towards the west. some brea ks cloud out towards the west. some breaks across angus and fife, but through the afternoon, we will see the next weather front coming our way. so it is quite a cloudy, but as victoria said, mild picture that we're looking at today. there is hill fog around and where we have got the weather front we continue with the light and at times, patchy rain and drizzle. further east, some brea ks rain and drizzle. further east, some breaks in the cloud. a little bit of sunshine. in the south east, it is only six celsius. in the south—west, only six celsius. in the south—west, on the other side of the weather front which is a warm front, we are looking at highs of ten celsius. again, quitea looking at highs of ten celsius. again, quite a bit of cloud around with one or two breaks as we have across wales, but the emphasis really is on cloud. for northern ireland, you too have got a fairly cloudy day ahead and by the afternoon we will see the edge of the rain affecting scotland and clipping north western parts of northern irel

really rather than snow out west across much of wales and west of england.. not very pleasant across northern ireland and the west of scotland either, but temperatures higher than they have been. chilly across the east of scotland. this chair the year will be loath to shift. it will bea year will be loath to shift. it will be a raw and damp day across many eastern areas, the snow will ease away but feel cold. further west will be dampness around but a contrasting temperatures, double figures across the west, perhaps no more than three degrees or 4 degrees across parts of england. as we head into tomorrow evening, we will continue to see batches of rain pushing in from the west but storing up pushing in from the west but storing up across pushing in from the west but storing up across these central areas. to the east and west of that, it will probably be drier on monday. that is a marked contrast in temperatures which continues, 5 degrees. double figures likely further west as we start the week. as they go through the early part of next week, high pressure wi

of wales and the far south—west of england.and that could be giving the icy stretches on untreated surfaces. look at the strength of wind, though. to the far south—west and the western parts of wales could be a few fog patches into the welsh marches, into a few spots in yorkshire. it is a windy picture through scotland and northern ireland, north—west england as well. plenty of cloud around, could be quite drizzly in places first thing. as we go on through the day, the fog will gradually lift into low cloud, but a cloudier, colder—feeling day into east anglia and the south—east compared with tuesday. some brighter skies, though, into much of south—west england, wales, parts of northern england, keeping fair in northern ireland and scotland. a largely dry picture, but the outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and scotland late in the day, and gusty winds. 11 degrees in stornoway, ten in belfast. just six, though, in london. now, as we go through wednesday night, there will be a frost developing for many of us. just a su

further north and west, quite cloudy with outbreaks of rain continuing for the north—west corner of scotlandhowers through tomorrow night as well. some could have a wintry edge across the idols. across the north—west islands of scotland, a nip of frost. the forecast for wednesday, cold air moving down from the north sea. as that works in, plenty of showers forming over the relatively warm seas dot the good news, most showers should stayjust away from the east coast, one to perhaps a grazing the coastline. a cloudy day but sunshine coming out. as it does, temperatures go down, it will be a cold day for northern half of the uk. sharp frost though dry on thursday. cloudy, wet and windy but milder as well. temperatures in glasgow reaching double figures by the end of the week. that's your forecast. welcome to newsday. the headlines turkish officials say this is the suspect being hunted by police over the attack on a nightclub in istanbul. an islamic state says he is one of their followers. stories of some of the victims begin to emerge. 39 people died in the nightclub on new year's eve. i am in

north—west england, north and west.ime of yearand degrees lower than it should be this time of year and they are pulling their wind from the arctic comes down from the east. i will tell you more about later on in the programme. a lot of golden globes talk from last night. one of those desperate moments were you cannot get the winners because you don't know who they are when you go to print. the front page of the telegraph as meryl streep who received a lifetime achievement award. she had a bit of achievement award. she had a bit of a poke at donald trump as well. she has more oscar nominations than any other actress. on the guardian, their main story is about boris johnson and this flight to new york last night for the first formal face—to—face meetings with donald trump. amy adams and natalie portman, they are contenders for the golden globes. we note that the night manager has done incredibly well. this 30 years... they all won best actors, best supporting back to. a fantastic night. later on we will speak to the exec

and nine degrees the further west you go.t apart from thatitis go with a chilly start apart from that it is a drug picture here. further west and we run into thick cloud and rain to the midlands. further west again largely dry across cornwall. mana 10 degrees to start the day at a whole lot of cloud for the central and western parts of wales. a great start to the day in the north—west of england with low cloud on the hills and patchy rain and is largely dry but cloudy and start the day in northern ireland. western scotland also cloudy and mild with nine degrees in glasgow. had further east and we have more rain than we had in parts of aberdeen. that rain extends to the north—west of england although to be eased it is on the chilly. in hull, three orfour to be eased it is on the chilly. in hull, three or four degrees. to be eased it is on the chilly. in hull, three orfour degrees. the rain is not move too far too quickly. it becomes wider and more patchy as we go on into the afternoon. a little bit of bright weather at times o

then more of it off to the west. a little bit of pink in the higher elevations, where the sleet and even a little bit of snow. the forecast for you -- 50 degrees. today's highs, going up to 56. we should top out there i'm run 1:00 or 2:00. for the weekend, maybe a snow flurry or two. autria: unfortunately, the west side story is a tragedy. get that, larry? on the west side, the inner loop of the beltway, at the dulles toll road, a crash is tying up the left side of the highway. at 123 also tying up the left side of the highway. on 66, as beltway traffic mergers on from 7 headed to 29, accident activity is tying up the right side of the roadway. as you work your way toward the roosevelt bridge. topside outer hampshire avenue with lanes open. a 15-minute commute that will become almost a 30 minute ride. right now we say good morning to sam sweeney, live from the auto show. sam: julie, good morning. we are about a day away from the opening of d.c.'s international auto show. take a look at this place. more than 600 cars.

head due west from here and you'll reach essex.there are of course fundamental differences between our societies and not all the lessons from here can be exported to over there but they mayjust inspire you. now, anxious times at formula one after the man who transformed the sport into a billion dollar global business stood down this week. bernie ecclestone ruled f1 for nearly 40 years with an iron grip and an astuteness that's been arguable unmatched across business and sporting worlds. but he's been accused by his successor, chase cary, of running his sport like a dictator. the new man at the top of formula one has been talking to dan roan about the future of the sport. there's bernie ecclestone, the tsar of formula one. he's been a driving force like no other. having ruled formula one with an iron grip for decades, bernie ecclestone transformed it into a global commercial phenomenom. oh, my goodness, this is fantastic! at times it seemed he would go on forever but with a multi—billion pound american takeover, came a sudden change