if it is a west upon the graduate what does west point mean to you. a lot of people talk about honor, honorable service. a lot of people talk about things they learned in the military. we had one hugengarian refugee who was drafted into the army and served in vietnam and said the military matured him and exposed him to a lot of different types of people he would not have met otherwise and it taught him to appreciate the differences in people. >> who are your most memorable interviews? people ask me that all the time. >> well, there are a lot of ways to answer that question. one of the things we like to do is if we find out somebody has recently passed to be interviewed we try to republish their interview. general round y-- roun kwrfrpby died. he fought in world war ii. served under eisenhower and macarthur. he was in vietnam. he just passed away. we republished his interview. interesting story about general rouny we had a visiting proffer at west point who was working on a book on ataturk. i interviewed rouny and he said he met ataturk when he was a c

if it's a west point graduate, what does west point mean to you? and there are. a lot of people talk about honor, honorable service. a lot of people talk about the things they learned in the military. we had one a hungarian refugee , who was drafted in the military and served in vietnam, he said the military matured him. it exposed him to a lot of different types of people he wouldn't have met otherwise and it taught him to appreciate the differences in people. >> who are your most memorable interviews? people ask me that all the time so i'm turning the tables on , you. >> sure. sure. well, there are a lot of -- there are a lot of ways to answer that question. one of the things that we like to do is if we find out somebody has recently passed that we interviewed, we try to republish their interview. general rowny just passed away. he worked for five different presidents. he fought in world war ii. he was in korea. he served under both eisenhower and mcarthur. he was in vietnam, and he just passed away. so we republished his interview. interesting story about gene

rain into the far north—west.of us having a largely dry day with a few brighter intervals and top temperatures of four to nine. bye for now. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. the african union demands an apology from president trump for reportedly using a vulgar and disparaging term to describe nations on the continent. the union said the trump administration misunderstood africans. we were quite appalled and infuriated, outraged, by the comments. dentists warn a crisis on tooth decay in children in england. a record 43,000 operations to remove rotting teeth were carried out last year. a ban on credit and debit surcharges comes into force today. but there are concerns companies could raise their prices in response. tributes are paid to bella emberg, who has died at the age of 80. the comedy actress who became a household name on the russ abbot show is described as "a huge comedy talent" les dennis said she was a "funny, lovely friend". now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel s

this is as far west as you can get in india.e mingling of all the influences from overseas that have helped make gujarat what it is today. the region is known as kutch. and its beaches are a popular domestic tourist attraction. this ancient port town's economy is still anchored in a much older maritime tradition. this is genuinely incredible. i'm in heaven. a huge shipyard with boats and ships at various stage of construction, all made from wood. in an industry dominated by bulky and expensive container ships, these smaller, more agile vessels are still in huge demand. so here we are close up to these incredible hulks, really. this one's in mid—construction. we can actually go inside, which i'm going to see how they actually make these things. apparently each of these dhows takes about two and a half years to make. for many of the workers ship building is a family tradition. this ancient craft is now attracting unexpected new admirers. the region was home to one of the world's earliest civilisations and can be traced back to pre

west ham one. great result for west ham. pochetino is less pleased with that.came in the second half, absolute stunners from long—range. equalising with a goal from similar distance at similar speed and similar accuracy. two fabulous goals in this premier league encounter. one point west ham moves them above bournemouth and they are level with newcastle and crystal palace might deem with a late penalty decision when tottenham we re late penalty decision when tottenham were certain they had won but a defeat would have been cool on west ham. a great second half. tottenham one, west ham one. in spain, the holders barcelona drew 1—all at celta vigo in the opening leg of their last 16 copa del rey tie. real madrid eased to a 3—0 win at second tier numancia where gareth bale was among the goals. elsewhere, leganes and levante also picked up wins ahead of the return legs. the liverpool and egypt win mohammed salah has been named footballer of the year in the capital of ghana, accra. mohammed salah scored 24 goals sincejoining accra. mohammed salah scored 24 goals sinc

african coasts to the west indies and back to rhode island. they transported 100,000 africans back to the new world during that 100-year period. the africans that arrived on the rhode island ships had several pathways. for the most part, rhode island being an english colony, was trading in other english colonies and settlements. in the case of west africa, the gold and ginny coast of toady what we recognize as nigeria to ghana. from there, africans would be taken to the west indies to english settlements in what we recognize today as the bahamas, jamaica, and barbados. from there, africans along with other products and goods would be transported back to newport in rhode island, what we call the triangle trade as part of the transatlantic trade. in the case of newport, this trade was almost singularly tied to rum and molasses. in fact, between the beginning of the 18th century after the american revolution, newport was involved in 80% of what is called the guinea rum trade. newport ships would take rum that was distilled and produced in newport

increasing cloud, rain later in the north—west and south—west, most places will be dry, but temperaturesest london last night when a car ploughed into a bus stop at high speed. all current rape cases to be ‘urgently‘ reviewed to ensure evidence has been disclosed. there is a need for more training for police officers and prosecutors. but disclosure is not new. it has been there since 1996. police and prosecutors should know what they have to do. at least 95 people have been killed and 150 injured in a bombing in the afghan capital, kabul. the taliban say they carried out the attack.

more rain soaked in the west. rain soaked in the west. —— more rain flow in the west. 00:29:20,497 --073741526:10:22,730 you're 1073741526:10:22,730 --> 1610612289:00:53,848 watching 1610612289:00:53,848 --> 2147483051:51:24,965 afternoon 2147483051:51:24,965 --> 2684353814:41:56,082 live, 2684353814:41:56,082 --> 3221224577:32:27,199 i'm 3221224577:32:27,199 --> 3758095340:22:58,316 simon 3758095340:22:58,316 --> 4294966103:13:29,434 mccoy. eu ministers agree britain's brexit transition until december 2020. over theresa may's performance. helpful at the moment, and i don't support that. but i do think the window is closing. paying bosses‘ bonuses. the #timesup and #metoo campaigns. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. phil neville faces the press. to his time as the women's team head coach. he told the bbc he was not sexist. sexist. this day and age and he has rejected criticism of his experience as well. criticism of his experience as well.

that band from the west. temperatures are going to stay rather cold today. see a high of 37 degrees. i'm looking for that to hit fairly early say around 12:30 or 1 o'clock. back to the freezing mark by 7:00. snow showers about a coating to 2-inches today and mostly on the grass and they should be done by about dinnertime. >> thank you david. nearly 150 skiers got stuck a sn in austria. it happened when the chair lift broke leaving them stranded dangling about 35 feet above for several hours. three helicopters and mountain rescue teams and other aid groups had to help them all get down. the weather was mild so no one suffered any ill effects from the cold. >> ♪ >> from our new jersey news room a stubborn fire tour through a single family home in mercer county last night. firefighters were tackling the flames from the roof of a home in hamilton township. no injuries have been reported and the cause of the fire has not been released. >>> and police have made an arrest in a hit-and-run tragedy on the schuylkill expressway. 32-year-old michael house an employee o

west ham at wembley. spurs hope to have harry kane in the starting line—up after he began on the bench for the 2—0 win against swansea on tuesday. bbc radio 5 live have live commantory of the game which kicks off at eight — their commentator alistair bruceball has sent us this preview from the home of football. it is the second game in three days for both of these. tottenham won at swa nsea. for both of these. tottenham won at swansea. west ham weaving things until late at the london stadium, defeating west bromich albion. that was the game that david moyes had said west ham had to win. possibly some pressure off said west ham had to win. possibly some pressure off them at wembley. pochettino, he knows that tottenham have got to win. he could have kane back. among all the other goal—scoring feats, he has managed seven in his last six against west ham. david moyes has been born.|j

a frontal system comes in from the west.rarily with the extra cloud, some milder air. so perhaps something milder for a time into the start of next weekend. not as mild as it has been this weekend. but, hot on the heels of that brief incursion of milder air, there is more cold air that'll eventually head our way. generally speaking next weekend, we'll see spells of rain at times. with that some milder airand rain at times. with that some milder air and brighter periods too. cold enoughin air and brighter periods too. cold enough in the brighter spells for wintry showers and temperatures variable over the next few days. this is bbc news. the headlines: police confirm two 16 year—old boys and a 17—year—old boy were killed in west london last night when a car ploughed into them as they waited near a bus stop. all current rape cases to be ‘urgently‘ reviewed to ensure evidence has been disclosed. there is a need for more training for police officers and prosecutors. but disclosure is not new. it has been there since 1996. really

a red rush hour for points north and west.reme south jersey and delaware rain going ore to brief snow in the morning and ending at 9:00ish with most of the roads wet there. but expect slick spots on the bridges and the overpasses and untreated surfaces. when i come back a closer look at the expected snowfall total map and tweaked it a little and showing you to you in the full accuweather forecast. >> you can get the latest updates on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> we turn now to new technology that could help to crack an unsolved rape case wide open. back in august a teenager was attacked running in montgomery county and six months later the investigators have no leads but that could change after today. sara bloomquist is live in norristown with details on the new dna development. >> reporter: hi monica, investigators here in montgomery county are hoping this new dna technology will help them catch the man who violently rape aid 19-year-old girl in norristown farm park at gun

west camel already suffering. survival in the premier league still a priority for west ham.rom david moyes. you couldn't have called us a premier league team today because we didn't have enough players in the starting line—up. it was a really difficult encounter. we had a lot of young players who we gave a chance but i wouldn't say many of them.. but i wouldn't say many of them unpressed ne. i was disappointed with the senior players that they didn't help the younger players more. all in all, disappointing performance and results. but we have said before that we think we have bigger fish to fry at this time. springy up—to—date. they have taken the lead. this is the minute were newport county of league 2 went up 1-0 newport county of league 2 went up 1—0 against tottenham hotspur of the premier league. that much is still ongoing. 0ne premier league. that much is still ongoing. one other notable result is not county. they have earned themselves a replay against premier league side swansea city. our manager kevin nolan said they were magnificent. see what you think. when you ar

could see 10—11 degrees in the south—west with that weather front as it pushes into the south—west ofes eastwards and reaches northern ireland and then the rest of scotland and towards other parts of england. quite fragmented as it reaches northern and eastern areas by the end of the night. behind the sky is clear, turning quite cold. some frost and ice after the overnight rain. showers piling into the south westerly and into the channel islands. for wednesday, we start off on a cloudy, wet note, central and eastern areas. a good improvement through the day. the rain it should eventually clear away, may leave some cloud around across the far east of england. wet all day for the shetland isles. plenty of sunshine in its place, not feeling too bad. the area of low pressure clears away and takes the showers with it. then we are in a region of slack high pressure, what that means — by the end of the week we could see a return to light winds and that risk of overnight frost and fog. thursday starting off on a cool note, may be mist and fog around. if it lifts and breaks we should see good

we will see this turning to rain across the west of scotla nd this turning to rain across the west ofditions here. perhaps a little brightness as well and temperatures less cold than they have been, but a real wintry mix. the here, east anglia also, staying really cold as well so watch out for ice, but further south and west it will be mainly rain, some heavy rain falling on services where we have seen falling on services where we have seen some snowmelt now 3s falling on services where we have seen some snowmelt now as well as temperatures rising —— surfaces where we have seen some snow melt. the snow slowly shift eastwards towards this evening and those temperatures are really coming up in the south—west by the end of the day, 10—12d location it. still very cold for scotland and parts of england. 0vernight, the rain, sleet and snow clears away. a few clear spells behind. —— 10—12 degrees here. temperature is not far off 10 degrees in the south—west but here it will start off quite wet. this feature running across the south—west careering into monday. some rain into the north of scot

and how far west the snow pushes.rrent future tracker six model does have some of this going out into the northern and western suburbs but then pretty much moving the snow out pretty quickly. i also want to show you the euro because this one has a little bit of a different take. between 1:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. you can see how the snow does fill in better out toward the west and pushes farther to the west by 9 o'clock before, again, pushing off during the early to midafternoon hours so there's a disparity out there in the models and as you'd expect that means the numbers are coming in a little bit different, too. this 12-inch of snow in philadelphia, we really think is an outliar. the storm would have to come in very close to the coast in order for in to happen. most models don't believe it and we're really thinking this one to three range that you see on the euro and gfs is more likely in philadelphia. so we're going with this kind of idea for a most likely scenario. this will be overnight tonight into thursday. out i

like winds and a pincer movement of weather systems, in the south west and north—west bringing rain.ratures lower, 6—9. that is the theme for the week ahead, colder weather. often windy with gales at times. cold enough for wintry showers, particularly over high ground in the north. a full forecast is available online. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: police have released an image of the man they want to speak to in connection with the deaths of three teenagers who were hit by a car in west london on friday. after his headquarters is raided, russian opposition leader alexei navalny is detained by police at a rally in moscow. president trump says he would have taken a different attitude than theresa may towards the brexit negotiations. the founder of the swedish furniture chain, ikea, has died. ingvar kamprad, who started the firm as a teenager in his garage, was 91. those are the latest headlines. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. this week on the show: the sinkholes left behind by the shrinking dead sea. it is devastation, but it is also quite beautiful, isn't it

low pressure pressure running into the north and west.larly the north—west of the uk, whereas further south and east we should see high pressure with sunshine at times. opening up a complex new front in the conflict. turkey is acting against a kurdish militia that has been fighting islamic state, but it regards as a terrorist group. turkey is clearly committed militarily to this operation, and has widespread popular support here. but if the turks suffer losses or a civilian casualties grow, that could change. with an emergency debate due at the united nations tomorrow, turkey's being urged to show restraint. also tonight: is your relationship with her over? no comment. ukip leader henry bolton's personal life costs him the support of the party's ruling body — now the membership will decide his fate. explosion. the 12 hour battle to end an attack on a kabul hotel, where foreign nationals were targeted and killed. heavy rain brings flooding and mudslides to south west england —

south—west as well.specially over higher ground and it will be windy with gales at times. —— wintry. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3... police have released an image of the man they want to speak to in connection with the deaths of three teenagers who were hit by a car in west london on friday. the prime minister comes under pressure from leave campaigners in her own party to take a hard line with europe. a total of 185 people have been detained at opposition rallies across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny. the founder of the swedish furniture giant ikea, ingvar kamprad, has died at the age of 91. also in the next hour... a daring mountain rescue in pakistan. a french climber stranded on top of a deadly mountain is safe, but the search for her partner is called off. roger federer won his sixth australian open and 20th grand slam title with a five—set victory over marin cilic.

west ham weaving things until late at the london stadium, defeating west bromich albion.david moyes had said west ham had to win. possibly some pressure off said west ham had to win. possibly some pressure off them at wembley. pochettino, he knows that tottenham have got to win. he could have kane back. among all the other goal—scoring feats, he has managed seven in his last six against west ham. david moyes has been born.|j would need to think about getting some of the best centre halves to come out of retirement. he is so good. look... ithink come out of retirement. he is so good. look... i think everybody likes kane. he deserves what he has got. he has developed his own career. everybody admires him. he does this with humility. good luck. i will but is not against us! and if you like football statistics, west ham have not lost a london derby at wembley, winners in 1975 v fulham, 1980, and also against tottenham, 2-0 1980, and also against tottenham, 2—0 down at ht, eventually winning 3-2. 2—0 down at ht, eventually winning 3—2. you can get the game on five live. west b

west or north—west winds will be touching gale—force in exposure, blowing in plenty of showers, as your the high ground in the north. if you factor in the wind, it will feel more like sub—zero, with the north wind. on wednesday, fewer showers. they will be most frequent across the north and north—west corner of the country. accumulating snow on the hills and wintry to the lower levels. there's some good, lengthy spells of sunshine in parts of england and wales. temperatures of 3—7 degrees. now, things get quite interesting as we head into the middle of the week. we look out to the atlantic to the next area of low pressure. it looks like it's going to be a deepening area of low pressure, and could bring a significant spell of gales, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales. and to the northern flank, in the cold air, we could see some significant snow through central southern scotland. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north, it is likely there could be some disruption possible to this system, so keep tuned to bbc local radio. but the good news is it will hurtle

that would have been largely unheard in the south or the west indies. this tightknit community of interactivity would allow africans to have access to language skills, social skills. that would allow them to reclaim their african identity much earlier and in a much more comprehensive way than africans enslaved elsewhere. by the mid-part of the 18th century, we find a number of africans purchasing their freedom or being emancipated. they buy homes and set up shops. by 1780, the first time in world history, a group of africans come together in newport and form the free african union. this free african union in newport does three things. it raises money and saves money to educate africans, establishes the first free african school in newport, and would raise money for proper burial. the oldest and largest existing african burial ground in america is in newport. many surviving markers are paid for and carved by fellow africans. the third most important piece, they wanted to reclaim their african identity. many africans through this union society, this schoo

reporting live in west philadelphia. alicia nieves cbs3 eyewitness news. >> the trouble cop tips meantime new york jfk after days of weather related delay delays. today a water main forced evacuations at terminal four. it soaked passenger luggage. international arrivals were suspended and international departures were not affected. passengers from seven differentp planes wept through customs and were told to leave the airport without their boingz. >> the initial flooding that took place was quite severe and it wound up with 3" of water on all -- two-thirds, southern two-thirds of the terminal four arrivals area and water cascaded out on to the frontage and into the upper roadway with the freezing temperatures that meant that ice formed. >> well overall 143 flight were cancelled due to the water main break and the break was caused by a frozenp 4" main. >> well, mourning loss of hero. it's been more than 36 hours since a fire in north philadelphia claimed the life of a firefighter and civilian. eyewitness news reporter sha

in the west of scotland it could merge into a longer spells of snow towards the south—west.f england and wales, we could see rain, sleet and wales, we could see rain, sleet and snow later but temperatures are higher than they were this morning. for the weekend we start with a north— south split, southern areas cold and damp, some sleet on high ground but it should brighten in the afternoon. more than half of the uk, severe frosts to begin with, some isolated showers, dry and sunny weather, still cold. the big change comes on sunday, saturday a better day at the weekend, and weather fronts coming in with any early sunshine disappearing, cold rain and as it hits the cold air over the hills of northern scotland and northern england we could see snow for some time. the further south and the west you are any snow will quickly turn back to rain, temperatures and the rise, will finish the weekend with temperatures in double figures in the south which will take us into a milder start to next week. today another cold day across the board, further snow showers to the north and west an

wales and north—west england as well in the morning, not much east of the pennines.in we are in the chillier air so we have clearer skies and ulcers and showers and maybe some winteriness in scotland. ahead of the rain some strong and gusty winds for a while. the rain band move southwards and by the time it's across southern england in the afternoon the rain, not much of it really, here we will find the highest temperatures into double figures, some sunshine eventually in wales, through the midlands, northern england, scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunshine, but there will be a chillier feel. with light winds and clear skies overnight, risk of frost, across southern and eastern parts of england. we will, however, starbright with sunshine for these areas. through the day on tuesday the cloud will tend to increase, this is a transition day, if you like, the rain in the south—west is not coming to much really. the wetter weather through the day will be the north—west of scotland and temperatures 6—8d, near normal for the time of year but chillier than we have

also maybe north—west parts of england, particularly cumbria and north—west wales.oudy and cool with the misty, murky conditions. temperatures, you can see, in mid—to high single figures. though we could see 10—11 degrees in the south—west with that weather front as it pushes into the south—west of england and south—west wales. that weather front slowly moves its way eastwards and reaches northern ireland and then the rest of scotland and in towards other parts of england. quite fragmented as it reaches northern and eastern areas by the end of the night. behind it, the skies clear, turning quite cold. we could see some frost and maybe some ice after the overnight rain. and a few showers piling into the south—west of england and also for the channel islands. for wednesday then, we start off on a cloudy, wet note, central and eastern areas. i think it's a good improvement, though, through the day. that rain should eventually clear away, may leave a little bit of cloud around across the far east of england there. wet, though, all day for the shetland isles. but plenty

and north—west where we will see some rain later on.will feel colder as the winds pick up will feel colder as the winds pick up and blow in some wintry showers.

both in the west bank and then they came back and they said.there was other people there and they haven't there's not a movement. so don't do it there when we conquer them and create. a pot of state or we huff the loaf to move predominantly jewish state called israel and the west bank and gaza should be a basis for future negotiations. dition of their rights to have a state of their own the viable state of the old in the west bank and gaza. what israel chose was and still remains the first option. in the aftermath of the war israel declared what it called the unification of jerusalem. the entire holy city was placed under israeli jurisdiction including christian and muslim holy sites. we are the government and the only government in the area that is just a good we have obligations and privileges and duties there of litigation and fairly still maintain law and order and to provide the people with services and away she to believe standard of living as a garment like every government was its citizen. furthermore and in defiance of international la

west brom against brighton, and the west brom, a huge win.league win since the 19th of august. 50 happy for the fans because they must have forgotten what it was like to win but finally they have a victory. relief there for alan pardew. they have a victory. relief there for alan pa rdew. 20 they have a victory. relief there for alan pardew. 20 premier league games without a win. they had lost ten of those as well. two goals from corners, the first from jonny evans, then craig dawson made it 2—0. brighton have been in poorform, not scoring for six away games in the premier league. difficult for them, but for the likes ofjohnny evans, a massive win. relief for west brom and alan pa rdew. massive win. relief for west brom and alan pardew. i have waited a long time to win a premier league game here, but a lot of things have been put in place. we have been unfortunate not to win before today. we kept doing the right things and today we got our reward. it was a good performance against a strong brighton team. we had to work to get that result. an i

patchy rain pushing and across the south west and west wales. south west and west wales. chilly start six to 10 celsius. some wintry showers, fewer showers, but still cold on thursday. adhere to eu regulations for nearly two years following brexit. of three teenagers in a car crash in west london. paying bosses‘ bonuses. including five murders. stepped down from his current role, effective today. effective today. stepped down from the current role effective on monday. effective on monday. the investigation into hillary clinton's e—mail issues. clinton's e—mail issues. like, between mr frump and the deputy director. and lots of pressure. —— between mr trump. —— between mrtrump. down in his current role effective today. today. details, will bring that to you right away. right away. to get today's sports news with holly. holly. is qualified despite no previous experience in the women's game. experience in the women's game. is also apologised for controversial treaty made six years ago. treaty made six years ago. in 2018 were wrong, —— are wrong, the words in 2011 were wrong. the words in

not only onjerusalem but on the rest of the west bank.language you are using, mr zahar, you are simply making things worse. donald trump in recent days, having taken the decision onjerusalem, has been tweeting about you and the palestinian movement generally. he says, "with the palestinians no longer willing to talk peace, why should we make hundreds of millions of dollars a year of payments to them and get no appreciation of respect? " so the stance that you are taking is going to cost you, and more particularly the palestinian people, very dear. if the us cuts off the funding it gives to the un relief and works agency which looks after you palestinian refugees in the camps, the situation in gaza is going to go from dire to absolutely intolerable? this language, we are not understanding well. why? because our land, our homeland, our holy places have no price. it is our religion, it is ourfaith and it is our spirits, it is our future. so this language can be addressed. we actually advise them, don't play with america and what is called th

as it all moves in, basically, from west to east. as the day goes on. here's where we currently stand, as i mentioned, generally in the teens currently. a lot more consistency, mount pocono actually on par with philly, wilmington, trenton right now. and with the wind flow out of the south, too, that will help us finally rebound. we ends up around 34 for official high. notice what happens by 5:00 p.m. or so. you're hovering at 32, so that's where these problem really come into play with new system moving in, it really is going to be that mixed bag, where you've got snow, sleet, even some freezing rain out there. and even though it is at the moment looks as though the precipitation will generally be light, i don't expect to you ends one more than say half inch to inch of snow, where it will fall, which we get to. it doesn't take much when it comes to ice, pat. just little glaze obviously, all you need for major problems. >> and i'm glad you brought that up. this camera shows that. now not sure what exactly caused this car to spin out but you can imagine w

expressway as well as at west end avenue.o outside live one more time and check the roads here on route 70 in marlton, new jersey. mostly just wet. not a big deal there and you see these temperatures, we're sitting below freezing in quakertown and pottstown and warminster. 35 in the city. in the suburbs in new jersey, at or around the freezing mark. and storm tracker6 live double scan showing this first round of snow showers kind of hugging the coastline but you see another one developing west of the city that will be moving through the area as well so snow showers today for the most part the roads are just wet, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> a little girl is being hailed a hero after her quick thinking saved her family after the home caught fire. the girl's 13-year-old cousin was babysitting at the time and the teen was in the kitchen cooking chicken and that started grease fire. seven-year-old tracy duran ran to a neighbor and called 911. she says she knew what to do after a lesson at school and credits her teacher for

the west with valueless societies the west materialistic the west against through the holy values around which a community is formed no these go. behind the soldier in it's in the holy notion of the mother russia. and it creates actually a distance this is something that they found the frightening because they diffusion of this kind of criticism really creates. a deep again but image mr mudd if i may interject here i think this is a very interesting observation i think it's also very true but i would point to what lies at the root of. jihadist sentiment toward the west is not on cultural separation but primarily in this the sounds of and just as the sense of an indignity the bloodshed the suffering that western countries brought into many arab society i'm sure they were driven by good intentions the west always things that it's doing the right thing but i think what matters to the afflicted country is not the intentions but the actual result don't you think that russia has the reason to be concerned at the same kind of do gooding would be visited upon it by the western countries i'm in i

the bulk of the snow to the north and west of philadelphia.hat's where most of our problems will be for the morning rush. that's where we have the advisory where you see the pink that's the winter form warning for the poconos temperature dependent 38 in philadelphia. 36 in millville. thine in wildwood where i think you're just going to see mainly rain we'll go hour by hour you can see as we go through time future cast is picking up on a little bit of rain and snow mix to the south of doylestown. then we see the colder air coming in philadelphia seeing snow at about three, 4:00 a.m. but look at the temperature 33. a wet sloppy snow. still seeing rain down the sho shore. and then slowly moves offshore. 7:00 a.m. you see a light snow. a little in south jersey and then it's completely out of here so i do think obviously the heaviest snow accumulations to the north and west open two to d allentown to the north of west of philadelphia one to 2-inches. i brought this all the way up no pitts grove, voorhees and moorestown. less than 1 inch. wilmington

there is a change in hand towards the west, weather from coming change in hand towards the west, weatherfromn hand towards the west, weather from coming in from the atlantic, a combination of wet and windy fare. it worked with the western fringes of england, wales and scotland after northern ireland. further east, a lot of cloud keeping the fog at bay, and the extra breeze and very windy with showers getting up and very windy with showers getting up into the northern isles. scotland, saturday morning, hopefully not too close to that weather front because once you get it, you tend to keep it for the greater part of the day. elsewhere, a lot of cloud, a hint of brightness for east anglia perhaps. the cloud thickening over the high ground of northern england. the best of the brightness perhaps around the married first, although a cold start p°p5 up married first, although a cold start pops up touch of frost. you will see what i mean about the progress of this weather front. creeping what i mean about the progress of this weatherfront. creeping into western scotland, the western half of wales, d

also through northern ireland, north—west england and wales, and the south—west.nel islands. through the evening and overnight there will still be cloud around. further fog patches forming. not as widespread as the situation we have this morning. there will also be frost round. these temperatures tell you what you can expect in towns and cities, but in rural areas it will be lower. tomorrow we begin on a cloudy note once again with frost and also fog. the fog should lift into low cloud and generally, tomorrow will be quite cloudy. the cloud is thick enough here and there, forcing drizzle. we do expect some brighter breaks, through parts of wales and down through gloucestershire, will ship, of wales and down through gloucestershire, willship, heading down towards dorset. then, as we go towards friday and into saturday, we have a weather front approaching. as it comes in from the west it will produce rain across northern ireland and parts of wales, south—west england, western scotland. but it doesn't advance much further east than that, even on saturday, it tends to

in the west bank offer and. for my headquarters and. also ahead a diplomatic breakthrough with seoul korea says it will. in any future talks. to a break with her boss and from five to six days in southern california as heavy rain. and wipes out. the israeli army has carried out raids on a number of villages close to the occupied west bank town of nablus after thirty five year old israeli settler was shot dead the army has declared the area to the south west of melbourne a minute there are reports of skirmishes in the villages of tel and. or tension has been simmering in the palestinian territories since u.s. president donald trump announced last month that the united states was recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital and fourteen palestinians have been killed in the unrest in the occupied west bank and gaza since then last week trump threatened to cut off aid to the palestinians and said jerusalem was off the negotiating table are false it has more from west jerusalem. well the israeli military says that this thirty five year old man

a few showers in the west. temperatures between eight and ii the west.peratures between eight and 11 degrees. as we head into tuesday, even milder. south, south west winds. cloud over western hills. temperatures in double figures. temperatures in double figures. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: officials in afghanistan say 18 people were killed by gunmen who stormed a major hotel in kabul last night. 14 of them were foreign nationals. a man has been arrested after an eight—year—old girl was stabbed to death in the west midlands. germany's social democratic party has voted to begin formal coalition talks with chancellor angela merkel‘s conservatives. ukip leader henry bolton tells the bbc it's not right for the party's ruling committee tojudge him on his personal life — an emergency meeting on his future is being held this afternoon. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the white house has never before seen a president like donald trump. he doesn't play by any conventional political rules. that much is obvious from hi

it is either west point coh or oral history. we try two get photographs from the folks we interview so we can look like at the time we are looking. for example, if it is a vietnam of rview we want pictures them overseas. grad, at is a west poeupbt poin cadet picture. up.ut them >> hopefully we have interested a few more. thanks you for your time. >> it was a pleasure. thank you. courtesy of the west point center for oral history an military academy graduate stephen darrah who was a helicopter pirate during the vietnam war. is about 50 minutes. >> april 11, 2016. georgia, with h, stephen darrah, major retired from the u.s. army and steve, start off by spelling your full name. s-t-e-p-h-e-n and d-a-r-r-a-h. >> provide a framework for our here this afternoon. take us from your early through west t up point into the army and through career.my we will come back and look at more detail. > i was borned a raised providence rhode island 1943. providence from country day and went to the military academy in july of 1961. while at the milit

west brom say their midfielderjake livermore confronted a west ham fan because the supporter abused him about the death of his infant son in 2014. a little bit of history — new zealand's colin munro scores 104 to become the first batsman to make three centuries in t20 internationals as the black caps beat the west indies. i will have the build—up to the fifth test in sydney. can england finally get an ashes win? we start at the emirates — where arsenal host chelsea. a win for the champions would see them go back to 2nd in the table. they face a side though who've won 13 of their last 15 league games at home. before we go to our football correspondentjohn murray who's in north london for the game let's hearfrom both managers — first arsenal's arsene wenger who says these games are always attritional. we have played many times chelsea. it was always a tight result, apart from at home last year, when i think we beat them 3—0. after that, we played them many times and it was always a big battle. chelsea comes back as well in good form, you know? they have been consistent recently. it is a b

storm tracker6 live is picking up light flurry activity to the east and the west.re also on the lookout for any slippery conditions on the roads. >> the eagles move on from a little fun to the media with what's really their mission. today they'll hold their first practice in minnesota, the super bowl just now five days away. >> president trump delivers his first state of the union address tonight. we have a preview of his message to the nation. >> but first up let's talk a little bit about that snow that's falling in some spots outside. dave murphy has got that. karen rogers is helping you with your compute. good morning. >> we'll get you to the weather center as we have two rounds of snow, one off the coast, another out to the west that isn't here just yet. started out with a little bit of rain in philadelphia. now we have some very light snow and some of us over to the east that second band coming in later this morning from the west and right now most of what we have is just to the east of philadelphia. we had a little bit of light snowflake activity in the city

a thirty five year old israeli is shot dead in the west bank the israeli army waves a number of villages. one of them jim went on this is al jazeera live from london also coming up north and south korea agreed to hold military talks but discussions on nuclear weapons will be off the table trump insists he still wants the war with mexico but backs a bipartisan solution to help on documents with migrants and cracking down on crime online we look at why you know combating hate speech in germany is facing so much criticism. one welcome to the program these three armies carried out raids on a number of villages close to the occupied west bank town of nablus after a thirty five year old israeli was shot dead the army secured the area to the south west of nablus a military zone there are reports of skirmishes in the village of tail and samarra and the settlers throwing stones at passing cars in the village of red how a force that has more now from west jerusalem harry i'm not sure if it's right here sorry harry said i wasn't sure if you could hear me there is that can you update us the details.

that's adam west. the man who played "the caped crusader" and his alter ego bruce wayne on the highly popular "batman" t-v series of the 1960s. "ringside table, batman?" "just looking, thanks. i'll just stand at the bar. i shouldn't wish to attract attention." it was west who helped set the tongue-in-cheek tone for the pop culture phenomenon which premiered on a-b-c in 1966 he was born as william west anderson on september 19, 1928. and changed his name to adam west in the '50s after starting his acting career on a children's television show in hawaii. as an up-and-coming actor, he supported everyone from paul newman in "the young philadelphians" to the three stooges in "the outlaws is coming." but it was a commercial which led the producers of the "batman" t-v series at 20th century fox to west. "incidentally, one of those torpedos you fired at me was circling and ... you're sunk." "i had done a series of commercials for nestle's quik, kind of a spoof on james bond, before i went overseas to do spaghe

so through the western side of pennines down to wales and the west midlands and the south—west.t will feed in as it forms an area of low pressure near the southern quarter and that will produce hill fog and one of those days — that cloud will be thick enough for some rain and drizzle throughout the day in east anglia and the south—east. some of it into the north york moors. the best of sunshine to the western side of scotla nd best of sunshine to the western side of scotland and the odd spot on the western side of the pennines through wales into the south west. if the fog lingers for any length of time it may well be your figures are into single figures and not a warm start to the new day on friday. it is that combination of cloud and fog that causes us a combination of cloud and fog that causes us a bit of concern. friday, a quiet day. first signs of a weather front trying to work its way into the british isles. but even as we get as far as the weekend, it is running into this area of high pressure a cross running into this area of high pressure across western russia and makes

then hopefully, perhaps over the moors and the south—west of wales, and, particularly for the north—westasgow could be one of those areas where fog lingers, temperatures will really struggle. highs of somewhere between five and eight degrees, and, with the cloud in the east, even at eight degrees, nothing special here. thursday night into friday, a repeat performance. clear skies in the west, the fog will thicken, a patch of frost will develop, more breeze across ireland. in the east, though, the weather front close for a murky start. hopefully some hazy sunshine in the west as the day goes on and, perhaps, just perhaps, a little bit more brightness across eastern england come the afternoon. temperatures again fairly unremarkable, somewhere around six or seven degrees. so, quite static for the uk for today and friday. further afield, into europe, our patchy fog could also be a problem across france and germany. if you're travelling down towards the med, this area of low pressure still causing problems with thunderstorms for the next 2a hours. for us, though, not a lot moving until this w

. west.eather watcher in county londonderry. londonderry. bringing heavy rain already across the west of scotland. the west of scotland. strong winds and gales are likely here. and gales are likely here. elsewhere, not a bad end to the afternoon, temperatures about 5—9d. afternoon, temperatures about 5—9d. coming south will be more significant. significant. rain, strong and gusty winds, then behind it we get into the cold air. behind it we get into the cold air. see pearson wintry showers starting to push on. to push on. scotland, —— some wintry showers starting to push in. starting to push in. and wales, the higher the temperature is to start the day. temperature is to start the day. another mild morning —— across england and wales. england and wales. patchy rain and fairly gusty winds as well. fairly gusty winds as well. cold front, clearing away to the south during tomorrow morning. south during tomorrow morning. particularly with the strength of the wind, gales and places. the wind, gales