for west virginia, they know better. yesterday was not a victory for the american people, it was a victory for the squaytuss quo in washington, d.c., and a victory for the disaster of obamacare. i promise you that victory will not last very long. [applause] vp pence: the american people want obamacare gone. the president said don't worry, he just tweeted this morning. obamacare will continue to explode and when republicans and democrats finally decide to come together and repeal and replace obamacare, we will be ready to get the job done. [applause] vp pence: as the president promised us this morning, we will all get together and piece together a great health care plan for the people. we will end the obamacare nightmare and give the american people the world-class health care that they deserve. [applause] vp pence: until then, i can promise you president trump is never going to stop fighting to keep his promises to the american people, and we will make america great again. [applause] vp pence: and we are moving forward.

for west virginia, they know better. yesterday was not a victory for the american people, it was a victory for the status low in washington dc and a victory for the disaster of obamacare. i promise you that victory will not last very long. [applause] the american people want obamacare gone. the president said don't worry, you just tweeted that this morning. it will continue to explode edwin republicans and democrats finally decide to come together and repeal and replace obamacare , we will be ready to get the job done. [applause] as the president promised us this morning, we will all get together and piece together a great health care plan for the people. we will end the obamacare nightmare and give the american people the world-class health care that they deserve. [applause] until then, i can promise you president trump is never going to stop fighting to keep his promises to the american people, and we will make america great again. [applause] and we are moving forward. we are going to get back to the three-part agenda

that wet and windy weather spreading from the west.uk leaving behind a brisk breeze for wednesday, coming in from the northwest will be a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain with that. it looks like it will be cloudy again on thursday with some rain and the temperatures are on the rise. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm ben bland. our top stories: north korea test—fires four ballistic missiles. as three land in the sea nearjapan, tokyo calls them a grave threat. tap or no tap — a former us intelligence chief denies president trump's claim that his phones were tapped during the election campaign. heavy clashes between iraqi government forces and so—called islamic state militants in western mosul force tens of thousands of people to flee the city. is solidarity through fashion. india and pakistan come together on the catwalk, in a special london showcase.

also the case for north—west england and the south—west of england. be a chilly start. at least bright with sunshine. notice the temperature difference. 6—7 degrees in the east, 10—11 in the west. the cloud in western areas will creep eastwards as the day goes on. not reaching the far south—east and east anglia really until after dark. here you should see the sunshine. maybe a high of 13—14 degrees. in the west, mild but rather cloudy with some rain. the six nations rugby. wales against ireland in cardiff. the odd spit of rain in the air. the weekend, a tale of two halves. saturday looking dry into sunday. a weather front bringing cooler and fresher air mainly across northern and western areas. saturday, skies brightening up in northern ireland and scotland behind this weather front which will bring some dreary weather to central parts of the uk. the south—east, a little bit of brightness. very mild indeed. 15, 16, 17. sunday is a messier picture. we lose one weather front to be replaced another one. some drier interludes here and there. to sum up for

and shaped the west. visit to fresno is an american history tv elusive, and we showed it today to introduce you to the c-span cities tour. we have traveled to cities across the u.s. to explore their literary and historic sites. can watch more of our visits at /citiestour.rg we'll hear from nancy pelosiy. and a look at u.s.-russia relations and where it stands now under the trump administration and supreme court argument that questions whether sex offenders should have access to social media. >> vice president was in janesville, wisconsin to talk about economy and jobs. he spoke to reporters at a local restaurant where he was asked of his

corner very across the north—west corner very windy with daylesford north—west scotla nd windy with daylesfordth—west scotland and also longer spells of rain with wintry over the higher grounds, temperatures will fall away. windy start to monday across scotla nd away. windy start to monday across scotland with gales from time, some sunshine, this weather front will provide a damp and soggy day for much of england and wales. to the north and the west bright with blustery showers and heel and thunder, some sunshine in between but it will feel chilly, single—digit values, just about double figures across the south than the east, by tuesday, wednesday it's called for all with a mixture of sunshine and showers. some snow at lower levels across the north. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: the organisation representing nhs trusts in england has warned that frontline services won't be able to meet performance targets set by the government over the next year. detectives from the homicidal and major crime command have arrested a 33—year—old man on the suspicion of the murder o

let me say this to you, west virginia. if we can get the help of senator joe mansion and with the help of senator shirley capita, judge neil gorsuch will soon become justice neil gorsuch in america and the rule of law will be better for it. let me be clear. president trump and i are confident. the united states senate will confirm judge neil gorsuch one way or the other. it is great to be in west virginia. [ applause ] my friends, we've come to a pivotal moment in our nation's history. in this moment, i think we need every freedom loving america, all of you to speak out. take time as you've done today to come and be engaged and be involved. we need you to keep telling your neighbors here in west virginia, we can do better. that we're renewing and restoring this country. that we can put america back on a path to a brighter future. and this i know we will do. because i have faith. you know, over the mantle of our home since my first run for office back in the year 2000, there's been a framed copy of a verse from the good boo

in west oakland. obviously an area to avoid. we do know that the oakland fire department -- some rescues. obviously some people were pulled from this building safely. and we also know that searches -- commanders here at the scene determined this it was not safe for firefighters to continue to be inside. and again they have pulled back from this. they are fighting it defensively. thatst why you have seen and you continue to see several ladder strucks surrounding this building dumping water on the fire from up above. ki count, one, two, three, four from my advantage . four ladder trucks up in the air. >> alex, if i can break in. your photographer is zooming in. number one, just to reiterate. we have been very concerned the fact that it was a residential building. you said some people were rescued. i know you only have a brief moment with the firefighter there. did they tell you that a number of people did make it out on o ir that own? -- on their own? and are other buildings evacuated? it's very closed to some other residential bu

macau county, reports county has a history of rate of suicide in west virginia and west virginia's population has a 50% higher rate of suicide that could tear to her country's average. that is not a coincidence. poverty is a death sentence. what i heard you say on thursday's town hall in arston is even though your second top donor is your daughter's pharmaceutical company, we are to believe that you are not beholden to and do not work in her favor. you even admitted that while west virginians are dying daily from suicide and drug overdose, your daughter is one of those is grossly overpaid in the industry. if you truly don't work in the favor of your donors, why are you pushing so many opiate related bills. i urge you with medical marijuana in charleston say never wants to smoke marijuana for peace, love and whatever. for countless veterans, cancer patients and people living with chronic pain, being denied a safe, natural alternative to the pharmaceuticals that have poisoned every inch is not a laughing matter. with the impending repeal of the aca, thousands of west virginians losing access to

the affordable care act also in west virginia, to lose that would devastate west virginia.ecision whether or not they are going to eat or they're going to have health care and we have doctors that know this, people who are influential enough to say out in public that we need to not do away with the affordable care act but we need to fix it. >> so let me ask you the same question. you got your -- you're back in the minus so you're probably feeling good about where things are headed. >> uh-huh. >> how much have you been paying attention to this president and how encouraged do you feel about the direction that things are going? >> i pay quite a bit of attention to it. there's a lot of protesting. i don't know a lot of about politics and i don't know what donald trump is going to do for the rest of the country. but as far as west virginia, that's what he promised us. you know, that's what matters to me because i'm a west virginian. i'm proud to be a west virginian. i voted for him only solely because he said he was going to help us. he's going to help put coal miners back to wo

hr 610 makes my heart hurt for our kids and west virginia. education is there hope for breaking the cycle of poverty. our kids will be unhealthy and uneducated. what will you do to fight for health care for our kids and the fight for public education? >> that is the crooks of everything. when betsy devos came in, she's a fine woman. betsy, education and west virginia is more than reading, writing and arithmetic. they getace where their health care. there is so much more to public education. she passed the three test. when it comes to turning down andpublic education system a person who has never been involved in that process or kids who have never been involved. that's all. and i told her it's not personal. i can tell you on that. a head start. money morning that more towards early childhood. we had energy express. i will share one quick story with you. i go to your schools, your kids schools, i was -- go to the cafeteria first. i was down in southern west virginia. the cook was crying. you crying yet she said these little kids are going to g

part one is out to the west.ou can see snow out towardstowa chicago and saint louis.o and io that will team up andand encourage an area of low o pressure to ride along thelong e coast here later tonight andt ad we'll talk more about thelk morh timing on it but generally between about 6 o'clock andclock 9 o'clock tonight.night. i point more towards 8~or 9rds~r o'clock for snow to start start across the area.area that rain-snow line, the th battle zone, that is going to be critical here on how muchow m snow accumulation you get and you can see it is really right along 95 there, so we'll talk l more about potential snow and how much we can get but the th further north and west you getyt from 95 the higher your snoww amounts. forecast, generally through the city i'd say four, five, 6-inches expected.peed. the jackpot is going to be the e north and west where we canwhern see a foot plus and lesserser amounts the farther south andutd east you get so we'll talk tlk more about saint mary's,boutainr calvert county, southe

temperatures play a factor in all this off norman west of of town colder, 28 gaithersburg and 28 westipster and starting to get reports of accumulating ice in these areas where surface temperatures are far, far colder than level temperatures are. that's why we get freezing rain sleet mix around the region. winds will start to become a factor with storm as well as it intensifies and whipped add voosryes for calvert, s marry, northern neck of virginia winds gust up and over as we head to the morning. we're right there right now. temperatures not going too far today. sleet and snow around the region this morning and snow showers later this afternoon. we'll keep snow showers this evening. biggest concern this evening will be refreeze. have to watch it teens and 20s for overnight low temperatures. "fox5" accuweather day forecast keeping it cool. no signs of sprng on 7 day we'll get sunshine by thursday. let's check the forecast with erin como and traffic. >> 5:50 now i was talking to tucker you can't believe how many cars are 95 northbound route 1. in fact dale city as you make your way to

and west virginia knows this better than most. it's heartbreaking to say it last year alone obamacare premiums here in west virginia spiked by a stunning 32%. over 40% of the state doesn't have any choice of an insurance provider on the obamacare exchange. west virginians and president trump, we all know the truth about this failed law, that every day obamacare survives is another day that america suffers. that's why the president worked tirelessly over the last several weeks to get congress to repeal and replace obamacare. you saw his resolve to work with whoever he needed to work with, to call whoever he needed to call to get our plan across the finish line this week on capitol hill. i gotta tell you, i was inspired by president trump's determination and commitment to keep his promise to the american people. [applause] and the president and i are grateful for speaker paul ryan and all the house republicans who stood with us in this effort to begin the end of obamacare. but as we all learned yesterday, congress just wasn't ready.

didn't matter that i was a public school kid greg up in west virginia west virginia. my mother made darn certain that i, my brother and sister, would work our tails off in school. that enabled somebody who work as midnight manager and on a beer truck in college to have the drive and also the sense of certainty to have enough confidence to sort of go out there and become an entrepreneur which is michigan i -- which is something i did to get involved in politics and government, which is something that i did. so it started with her. the road after college started as an inner city school teacher, and then entrepreneurship and then got involved in politics working on president barack obama's first presidential campaign. >> host: what did you dethe state department. >> guest: i worked for hillary clinton as the -- the title was senior advise for innovation. focused the intersection of technology and foreign policy. i did not innovate her e-mail. that was somebody else. i was not like the i.t. guy. my focus was really on addressing really nasty foreign policy challenges, and

west virginia will have one in every community. the penny will roduce 1.5-two $.5 billion a year. -- $1.5-$2.5 billion. opioid addiction doesn't care. it is a silent killer because we do not say anything. what we re saying is that this would give us the money to fund it. or the first time, people with mental health disorders are getting help now. we're taking that away immediately. we are back to square one. i get a person with an addiction. i talk to people web been addicted and have had their lives ruined. they are thankful to be alive and say that they want to get cheered. there is a recovery house. they have an xcellent group of doctors in their town and community. they have a school treating from onception to birth and all the way through. we get them at the tail end, after they have been addicted. they go home to an addicted lifestyle and repeat. this is all inclusive. the other thing is that they will not stay in treatment because they cannot get rid of the conviction. they have the felony on their hands. we have a bill that

more snow west. but everybody gets something. >> "fox5" snow day #fox5snowday. >> say that fast best bun bread company. >> clever. >> 32 washington. >> what you see here is my little icon is what we're seeing across the area. it's messy mix. and it will continue for several more hours. we'll not be done until early this afternoon. my advice is hang in there. by early afternoon a quick improvement in conditions there. winds northwest 24 giving us wind chill 19 and if you walk down to get coffee be prepared here. it feels like winter out there. still is. >> transition zone surprise and down 9 r5 or minimum of snow, sleet, freezing rain. plain rain if some spots. heavy rain can't makeup counties western shore there and st. mary snow at all over fight and off form an west remains snow or snow sleet mix and we talk about impressive accumulations. first approaching 6" got report up in haag rz town and what do you say in hager town steve? 7" there. frederick 8" of snow and columbia approaches i've up. s. sn

in between, there was cloud. 7 degrees in the north west. a high of i7 degrees in the north west. showers over higher ground in scotland. it will be quite cold. colder than recently. cold eneughfor some icy cold. colder than recently. cold enough for some icy patches cold. colder than recently. cold enoughfor some icy patches in enough for some icy patches in northern scotland along with some snow showers. it is quite further snow showers. it is quite wet in the south and west of scotla nd wet in the south and west of scotland and quite wet to start the day northern ireland. across wales south west, a decent start. variable 3-41? gig a? qiiigi 51511251514; and 3-41? 5551 5 555551 515115515515 and spells of. a bright and cloud and spells of. a bright and breezy style. it will cloud over from the north and west through the morning into the afternoon. it will quite wet to the north west of take quite wet to the north west of england and wales as well. top temperatures down on today's values. friday, driver cloudy. rain in the some will get east of the evening. some will get east of t

by sunday, under the system coming in from the west.ain. quite blustery, but mild. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, is to meet south korea's acting president in the next stage of his asia tour. the pair will discuss, among other things, how to deal with the growing threat from north korea. while injapan, he said 20 years of international efforts to rein in pyongyang have failed. china has declared that islamist separatists in the far west are the greatest threat to the nation's security. the president has promised to build what he calls a great wall of iron. and this video is trending on bbc.com. it is the story of how a bbc team and a number of tourists suffered minor injuries after being caught up in an eruption on mt etna in italy. that's all from me now. and the top story here in the uk: the row escalates between the prime minister and the first minister on the question of another referendum on scottish independence.

west and north and parts of wet and and northern wales will be in the west and north and parts of wet before the rthern wales will be in the west and north and parts of wet before the weekend. es will be in the west and north and parts of wet before the weekend. things be wet before the weekend. things will turn milder on saturday night into sunday in the - warm into sunday in the broad, warm sector with isobars on the charter and it will be windy and that will bea and it will be windy and that will be a feature of the weekend, a blustery weekend. the rain will be in the north and west with not too much getting across to the east. by the afternoon temperatures in double figures quite rightly. 10 degrees in figures guite rightly. mam-geeeg or 15 figures guite rightly. mam-geeeg or15 in. —— london. hello and welcome to 100 days. president donald trump's second travel ban goes the way of the first — blocked by us courts. the order stopping arrivals from six mainly muslim countries has been halted by federal judges on the grounds of religious discrimination. the president attacksjudicial

but it's out west generally west of i-81 with the showers and some of them on the heavy side. in toward west virginia trying to move in to garrett county. mostly light to moderate shores from cross junction -- showers from cross junction north to han and kaiser and romney and cumberland and flint tone and pawpaw. all seeing the showers here and here it is just across i-85 in around the state line. north of winchester. right up into tigers how long and -- hagerstown and carlisle and green castle showing the showers and some of the -- seeing the showers and some of the sprinkles in northern freder few minutes. lots of clouds in town on the michael & son camera but quiet right now. and mild. 67 breezy too. we've got winds gusting over 30 miles an hour. helping to bring the warmer air here and you see them a moment ago the temperatures which are in the upper 60s in fredericksburg. it's 64 for easton and cambridge. in the 40s in cumberland with the rain and hagerstown. but the milder air is going to come your way in a little while and talking temperatures, these are the current air

teens to the north and west. 16 degrees up to 95 corridor in trenton.hroughout the day tomorrow, the majority of the day is dry. alt it's going to be cold, sun should start giving way to increasing clouds. 20 degrees at 7 a.m. mostly sunny at 10 a.m. increasing clouds throughout the late afternoon hours. high tomorrow tomorrow, maxing out at 38 degrees. then the changes, late monday into tuesday. at 8 p.m. on monday right through 4 p.m. on tuesday, a winter storm warning has been issued. this is for northern burlington, camden and salem, points to the north and west. you're you should a warning and a watch in south jersey. the exception, cape may county and kent county in dover. heavy snow on the way. and tracking two pieces of energy here. an area of low pressure coming through the dakotas and the plains states. we have this frontal boundary with an area of low pressure. these pieces of energy come together and form our nor'easter as we move up and through the mid atlantic region. 6:00 attitude -- tuesday morning, widespread snow. something to keep in

the affordable care act also in west virginia, to lose that would devastate west virginia.ave people making the decision whether or not they are going to eat or they're going to have health care and we have doctors that know this, people who are influential enough to say out in public that we need to not do away with the affordable care act but we need to fix it. >> so let me ask you the same question. you got your back in t-- you're the mines so you're happy personally where things are headed. >> uh-huh. >> how much have you been paying attention to this president and how encouraged do you feel about the direction that things are going? >> i pay quite a bit of attention to it. there's a lot of protesting. i don't know a lot of about politics and i don't know what donald trump is going to do for the rest of the country. but as far as west virginia, that's what he promised us. you know, that's what matters to me because i'm a west virginian. only because what he said, he's going to help put coal miners back to work and health care, we need health care. everybody in this room

no, but it is the west bank we are talking about, you need the israeli security cooperation in the wests, fatah, on top in the west bank, israel is your ally in that? no, no that's not true. we don't want tojump in the air at this point in time, we don't want to be maximalist at this point in time, we want to make sure that while we retain position and keep our achievements, national achievements, we also look to move forward. therefore, we will choose, the president will choose the right moment to end, not only security cooperation, but economic cooperation and reformulate our relationship with israel as occupying power. well, i want to talk economy just briefly, if i may? you say, yes, we will and security and economic cooperation with israel. i would put it to you, you can't afford to. first of all, you need the israelis to hand over the customs and the border revenues that come to you through the israelis. and if you lose those, you are in even worse economic circumstances than you are in right now. also, the tens of thousands of palestinians who either work inside israel, on the ot

let's go about far west as our cameras go. this is east of coatesville in caln township chester county. we like to see the plow coming through here along business 30 lincoln highway at caln road by jack's pizza. these secondary roads like lincoln highway are still completely snow covered. so we're always happy to see one of those plows come through and scoop some of that snow out of the way. now to delco we go. this is 476 the blue route right by route three west chester pike. southbound lanes here at the broomall upper darby interchange. it looks like we might be passable in about two of the three lanes but there's still a lot of slush and snow coverage here along the blue route 476. live look at the schuylkill expressway sitting right in the curve, the conshohocken curve. westbound lanes right here. eastbound come a few cars in toward gladwyne. eastbound lanes look pretty much completely snow covered. westbound you've got one lane where it looks like a plow train may have just gone through. if you encounter one of those plow

and the west, if they are going to make any movement, the west has to face up to their responsibilities. i want to bring in iain. i agree with that. it is shaming and shameful. but i think it's also kind of understandable. a lot of it is down to the position that obama took. but that came after the iraq experiment, afghanistan and the financial crisis. there was no appetite in the west to engage properly with these problems. the result is a human catastrophe and i think it's really down to a failure of leadership in the west, across parties to then vacate that space and vacate responsibility and allow the russians to fill the vacuum i think is a catastrophe. the people are being killed daily. human life means nothing nowadays, unfortunately. the people of the region are paying the price of the failed policy of the west. in iraq and afghanistan. and libya, everywhere else. thanks to all of you. that's it for dateline london for this week. i'm leaving the bbc in a week's time, so dateline london next week will be my last programme. i hope you canjoin me and my guests then. goodbye. hello

the affordable care act also in west virginia, to lose that would devastate west virginia.will have people making the decision whether or not they are going to eat or they're going to have health care and we have doctors that know this, people who are influential enough to say out in public that we need to not do away with the affordable care act but we need to fix it. >> so let me ask you the same question. you got your -- you're back in the mines so you're happy personally where things are headed. >> uh-huh. >> how much have you been paying attention to this president and how encouraged do you feel about the direction that things are going? >> i pay quite a bit of attention to it. there's a lot of protesting. i don't know a lot of about politics and i don't know what donald trump is going to do for the rest of the country. but as far as west virginia, that's what he promised us. you know, that's what matters to me because i'm a west virginian. only because what he said, he's going to help put coal miners back to work and health care, we need health care. everybody in this

that's also the case for north—west england, wales, the south—west of england.ards east anglia, and maybe the south—east for a while, it will be a chilly start but at least bright with some sunshine. notice the temperature difference — 6—7 degrees in the east, 10—11 in the west. as the day wears on though, the cloud across western areas will slowly creep eastwards. i don't think reaching the far south—east and east anglia really until after dark. here you should see the sunshine. maybe a high of 13—14 degrees. further west though, it will be very mild but rather cloudy with some spots of light rain. so it means for the six nations rugby, wales v ireland, in cardiff, during the evening it looks like it will be a fairly mild one, rather cloudy and there could be the odd spit of rain in the air. now, as we head into the weekend, it's a tale of two halves. i think saturday looking dry into sunday looks like we'll see a weather front bringing some cooler and fresher air, mainly across northern and western areas. for saturday though, skies will be brightening up acros

north—west england.ross the south—east. another batch of rain turning across western areas again on friday. that will head further eastwards in the day. the head of that, still some warmth. but that is coming courtesy of a cold front and it will displace the warmer air with a fresher end to the week for all of us. the weekend starts on that freshener, blobs of blue indicating showers. there is a ridge of high pressure building in from the west. on the weekend we start off on the showery note and it turns dry and fine on sunday. some chilly nights. here is a snapshot for saturday. don't take the location of the blobs of blue too literally, just indicating a lot of showers. some of the showers slow—moving. it will feel cooler than it has done. chilly start on sunday but the showers have gone for most of us and it will be a drier day and light winds. very pleasa nt drier day and light winds. very pleasant although temperatures not spectacularly high. with light winds, it will feel quite nice. then look at t

some the north—west of shower b00|ng scotland.ld enough for a touch of frost, addictively the further north you are. chilly but a bright start tomorrow morning. sunshine shine, some showers in extreme eastern areas and then a change, cloud from the west, eventually... temperature about eight 11 degrees. this band of rain associated with a set of weapons, that should be some wind, snow in north wales. generally speaking at the weapons continue in from the south—west, they will also bring us some other air. mild weather does not always mean sunny weather does not always mean sunny weather by any stretch of the imagination. but many on wednesday, it will be cloudy with splashes of brain. different the northern scotland, brighter skies, sunshine, heavy showers and windy. look at that, down towards the south east 15 degrees in london. then as we look towards the end of the week we keep that mix, the at least the time will time out there. this is bbc news. the headlines at two. fears ofjob cuts at vauxhall‘s uk plants as they're sold to

they have got west bromwich and manchester city nextin west bromwich and manchester city next in they have missed a really good just to make it two. you have mentioned the manager there, he has acknowledged the fans are not happy with him and how arsenal are playing. anything less than a win here is not good enough for them?m isa here is not good enough for them?m is a narrative protesting but perhaps a majority arsenal fans who wa nt perhaps a majority arsenal fans who want him to haven't dignified exit at the end of the season. it looks like they will be into the fa cup semifinals of linking to come up with something special. —— lincoln. thank you. manchester city had a comfortable 2—nil win over middlesbrough to book their place in the semi finals of the fa cup. city manager, pep guardiola, had said his first season at the club would be judged as a failure, if he doesn't win a trophy. but they are now one step closer to silverware. ben croucher reports. the modern middlesbrough fan arrives more in hope than expectation, too young to remember their last run to wembley 20 years ago.

thank you west virginia. it is the greatest privilege of my life to be vice president to president donald trump. president trump is my friend. he loves his family, he loves this country with boundless energy. optimism. curbi courage and determination. and let's me be clear on one thing. president trump is going to be the best friend might be small business will ever have. that is why he picked linda mcmahon to lead the small business administration. isn't she amazing? she started at titan sports and they biuilt it into an international enterprise, the wwe. any fan in the house? i'm one. now she's bringing that great business experience to help small businesses across america grow and thrive. you know, linda, we're grateful for your leadership. but maybe we could have used a few of your wwe superstars on capitol hill yesterday. with linda at the sb we're listening listening to small business owners. like many with us today. would you join me in thanking all the great small business owners who are gathered here

across the west and south—west increasing cloud and strengthening winds. business live from bbc news with sally bundock and susannah streeter. a european car colossus in the making. france's peugeot—citroen is buying general motors' european business, including the 0pel and vauxhall brands, for $2.3 billion. live from london, that's our top story on monday 6 march. two car giants come together but is today's deal a sign of things to come for the european autos industry? what does it mean forjobs and the choice of vehicles on the road? we will be getting an expert view. also in the programme... china's premier cuts the economic growth target for this year.

things will improve in the south—west of england.in the latter part of the morning. a few showers but they will be few and far between. the wetter weather in the eastern pa rt the wetter weather in the eastern part of england. we will see a scattering of showers developing. sunshine and showers into the afternoon but lengthy spells of sunshine for many especially to the west. things quieten down monday evening and overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in. we are looking towards the west for this next spell of wind and rain to move in. it'll be a chilly start for many but brighter on tuesday. clouds and the rain moving into northern ireland and things going downhill here and it will be windy and it makes its way across the irish sea in the afternoon. then to the evening, it looks like the rain will cross pretty much all parts. i think we will all see some rain on tuesday. but it is on the move heading towards the near continent. by the middle of the week, that is out of the way but we stay unsettled. showers around but tempe

that was at a time when japan sought recognition from the west as a civilized society.y 1931, its new leaders had deliberately abandoned that qwest and would -- quest, and would pursue a totally different course. the united states conducted a whole series of further trials in manila, china, the civic islands, and in yokohama. the vanilla -- manila trial of journal yamashita saw him condemned on the basis of command responsibility, primarily for the mass slaughter and rape of tens of thousands of filipinos and others in manila of march of 1945. because this trial has been the subject of more controversy than any other i will return to it at the end of this presentation. general hamo was convicted and executed for the horrors of what became known as the bataan death march in which those under his command and his personal observation had mistreated and slaughtered thousands of american and filipino prisoners of war after they had surrendered in april of 1942. there has been little criticism of that trial. american trials in china engaged japanese mistreatment and killing o

pushing up through the irish sea to west wales, north—west england. ireland and scotland seeing some dry weather, not as fresh in the breeze and not as warm as it will be further ease. the rain will head eastwards in the day and push the warmth out of the way. it is a cold front. the cold fronts will introduce fresh air to all of us at the weekend. blobs blue, showers around for saturday. but ridge of high pressure building infor but ridge of high pressure building in for sunday. to sum up this weekend, if you have any plans, take something waterproof. there will be something waterproof. there will be some april showers around. sunday looks dry but there will be some chilly nights ahead. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: theresa may has signed the letter triggering the two year process of britain leaving the european union. it will be delivered to brussels tomorrow. and with brexit in mind, the scottish parliament has voted to hold a second referendum on independence. a royal marine who was convicted of shooting dead a wounded taliban fighter in

areas north and west of philadelphia. when, we're going to start overnight tonight into late tuesday and the snow will not completely clear until early wednesday. we can expect heavy snowfall. in fact very quickly as far as accumlaugs concerned. overnight into tuesday. poor visibility. wind gusts could top out at 65, 75 miles per hour. we're talking about tropical storm force winds. coming up we'll talk what to expect as far as the snowstorm is concerned. some airlines are offering waivers. >>> meanwhile happening today bucks county is starting a citize citizens academy program to show you what to do. free program will focus on basic training deputies must complete in order to join the department. >>> preventing homelessness will be the focus of hearing at philadelphia city counsel today. family impacted by housing problems will testify and groups that help the homeless will offer solutions such as short-term financial assistance, rent and utility help. >>> another cold one out there this morning. quickly go over monday b

live look at radar a second ago coming from the west. combine with coastal low and move in tonight. 5:00 p.m. now down to south. going to clip carolinas and start pumping action right into our neighborhood. this is at 11:00 p.m. already seeing snow and rain in southern delaware. as we go through nighttime hours and early morning, that's when things start to deteruate. look at all the snow. quickly spreads across the board. not light snow showers moving through. heavy snow passing through much of the northern zones of us. southern zones like a mentioned heavy rain moving through. leads to potential for flooding as well as are high winds wrapping around the storm. possibility of coastal flooding concerns as well as beach erosion. 5:00 a.m. through morning hours. snow just continues to pump along. 1:00 p.m., the center starts to move off. going to start to see a change in wind directions and we will continue with scattered snow showers, but not the heavy snow. main event during the morning hours. going to take a closer look into future mode

wet weather coming in from the west. not much progress into scotla nd the west.nd for northern england, the midlands. wales and south—west england, you get the breeze picking up, cloud moving in and aspects of rain. east anglia south east england, you hold onto the fine weather at this stage. like wind in comparison. temperatures 7—10. if you are snug at the end of the day and not yet wet, tomorrow evening —— if you are smug. especially in scotland. sales in north—west scotla nd scotland. sales in north—west scotland lasting into wednesday with showers. sunny spells elsewhere. away from southern parts of wales and england but some cloud and rain to clear away on wednesday. wet at times. not all the time. drier and brighter moment that time and turning milder, especially for thursday and friday with temperatures into double figures and some spots in the mid—teens. a reminder of our main story: there are concerns for thousands ofjobs at vauxhall‘s uk plants after the company is sold to a french car maker. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me

gusty % and east wales, west winds and east wales, west midlands. much of eastern england should state drive. the chance of some rain in the south—east this evening but that is it. mainly westerly rain into western hills feeding rain into western hills and coasts. it may become drier in scotla nd coasts. it may become drier in scotland later tonight. the north of scotla nd scotland later tonight. the north of scotland sees the coldest weather overnight, a mild night overnight, otherwise a mild night on a this week in the overnight, otherwise a mild night on a - this week in the wind will a whole. this week in the wind will pick up, fee e5 5 sunday. ff a whole. this week in the wind will pick up, sunday. some pick up, particularly sunday. some wet weather around in the western side of the uk and drier and brighter in the east. some sunshine east of england and scotland on saturday but rain across wales, southwest for a while and turning wetter in northern ireland and then moving into northern england and east of scotland. a good chance of staying dry

snow covered roads mostly to the north and west.st impacts will be north and west of the city. that rain/snow line a huge issue with this storm. this is mostly just rain down to the south and east. it may start off as snow tonight and quickly transferer rain. >>> are you ready for the snow headed our way? >> no. i am but -- >> you went to target. >> with two kids, i didn't get anything done. still have to make that grocery run. a know a lot of other people have to do that too. you have another couple hours or so to do that. we're not even getting the worst of it. we're going to check in with jay gray in new york city where the snow totals are a lot higher than they are here. also make sure to tell us how you are feeling about our chances for sleet and snow. we're going to share the results of our poll after the break. >>> she was known as a great writer. how her death could inspire change in the distric >>> 4 things to know as we watch rain move into our region, it will turn to snow for most of us later tonight. how much you get and

points north and west are even worse. dangerous roads, if you can delay any of your early morning travels, that is probably the best recommendation. later on this afternoon, changing over to mostly snow, not a lot of snow but what's coming down will be mostly snow and incredibly windy as well. here's the big view on storm team 4 radar. it's almost all rain down across far southern maryland in the lower bay, but the closer you get to the metro area, the more there's a sleet/snow, rain but as soon as you get into fairfax and the southern half of montgomery county, a lot of sleet mixing in. this is all rain though. calvert in st. mary's county and notice that big push of moisture coming up the bay. that's got warm air associated with it so the battle between rain, sleet and snow is going to continue for the next couple of hours. not any impressive snow totals yet but it's still early on in the event. let's go over to sheena. >> good morning. temperatures are right around freezing for most of the morning or the past few hours

light rain and drizzle and maybe wet snowflakes north and west.se we'll drop to 31 in the suburbs and 36 in physical for the overnight low. here's future tracker 6. after midnight could be a couple of light rain showers in philadelphia. and across south jersey. maybe some wet snow showers as well. but the bulk of that precipitation shields to our south and west. at best, lancaster county, york county and central pa could get about an new jersey of wet snow mainly on the grassy surfaces but mostly, the snow to the south and west of wilmington and also at dover. in philadelphia, at best a coating on grassy surfaces. by 8:30 sunday, clouds breaking for late day sunshine. here's the forecast for the second half of the weekend. sun by the afternoon. high temperature in allentown 44. 47 in lancaster, 48 philadelphia. and millville, 44 for the high in cape may and 45 along the coast in thomas river. two days away from spring's arrival at 6:29 a.m. on monday. then 20 days away from the philly's home opener and 72 days until memorial day begins, something

right along i-81 there and points out to the west, so boons burough down to falling waters, west virginia, this shouldn't be a big issue but isolated pockets of freezing rain. be extra careful for that. temperatures will gradually get above freezing. we'll be in the 60s by later on today. more about the temperatures. let's go over to sheena parveen who have also got a dog walking forecast with a >> i'll show you that in just a second. temperatures are cold, feeling like the upper 20s across the area right now. feels like 28 degrees in the district. so a warm jacket before you head outside and we are watching the approach of that rain. if you are walking your dog today or if you need a dog you can head to their website for more information. this morning by 8:00 a.m. chance of a sprinkle mostly north and west but some of that could come in the form of freezing rain. for the rest of the area it's mostly going to be rain around the district and to the north and west between 8:00 a.m. and noon. 51 degrees by 5:00 p.m. today. temperatures in the low 60s. a bigger warmup as we go into tomorrow.

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