on the west coast main line between scotla nd on the west coast main line between scotland and englandid resume train services on the east coast main line yesterday. other rail companies such as seven are asking people to postpone journeys until tomorrow, but that is partly because of engineering works. —— southern. networks in the south—east and south—west say they are back to normal. the thought is expected in the south of england later today with temperatures up to 9 degrees. but in rural areas tonight they could be back down to minus four is not out of the woods yet. a lot of rural areas are cut off by large snowdrifts, in hilly areas. lots of people without power, some in cumbria and hartlepool, we are told. thousands of people have power restored in the west of england but there are still 1000 homes in the midlands cut off and around 400 in wales and the south—west. the company which is responsible for power across the south—west of england and across the midlands was using helicopters yesterday to get to some of the more remote properties which were cut off but they could not be

the west coast main line between scotla nd west coast main line between scotland and england, they hadtrains would be running this afternoon, but they have been fighting a battle with the drifting snow and where the plough has moved it, the drifting snow has come back onto the line and they are starting to get it away again. the airports have been opened today, passengers still advised to check with their airline before arriving, because there are still cancellations and delays as you would expect with the amount of disruption there has been over the last few days. on the roads, the main arterial routes seem to be doing well, but the problem now is an side roads where the snow is compounding but not melting and it is becoming very icy underfoot. underfoot and in the car, treacherous on some side roads and the advice is to make sure you are safe and to check carefully before heading out. we have seen some tremendous community spirit over the last few days and let me tell you the story of an elderly couple in the story of an elderly couple in the borders. their house was surrounded by ab

road and rail disruption continues, the east and west coast main line is between here and scotland, thenning at the moment. minor roads also affected, but motorways are reopening. in the early hours of this morning, the m62 reopened after more than 24 hours shut by snow and hundreds of vehicles stranded. we think that is the longest time that the m62 has been shut. airports also continue to be affected, some of them reopening but still a lot of delays and cancellations and the advice with flights as always is to check before you travel to the airport. despite the chaos the snow has caused it's brought out the artist in many of our viewers across the uk. vermillion captured this magical shot of icicles frozen to a tree in the lake district. the owner of this car in harrow in north london would have had a lot of trouble trying to start the engine this morning. some of our pets don't seem to mind the wintry weather. more car trouble, this time in kent, thanks to kathykate for this picture. lakes around devon are freezing over. the heavy falls have given children the chance to build snowmen

we hope to have the west coast main line open later on today. n line is actually clear in scotla nd coast main line is actually clear in scotland but there are problems further south we are told which will be clear later on but we are running scotrail services at the top end of the east coast ectoderm bar. looking ahead to the commute on monday morning, people will be wanting to check timetables and be sure they can get other work, what you think it'll be like, can you predict that? we are confident we will have a service come monday morning, we are making sure lines are clear, the normal service tomorrow should set people up for the monday morning commute so we're pretty confident. fingers crossed, thank you very much for talking to us. to give you a quick look around the rest of the country, airports are open but the situation in improving but is always check with your airline before travelling. warnings on the road until monday morning so check it is safe to travel especially on side roads which have not been gritted, those of the areas causin

road and railway disruptions continues at the east and west coast main line is between here and scotlandnning at the moment. the main roads are also affected as well. motorways a re roads are also affected as well. motorways are reopening and in the early hours of this morning, the 62 across the pennines, that reopened after more than 25 —— 2a hours of being closed. that is the longest time that that road has been shut. airports also continue to be affected. some of them reopening, but still a lot of delays and cancellations and the advice with all flights is to check before you travel to the airport. andy gill, in sunderland. thank you very much. you can keep up to date with the weather and travel situation wherever you are, by visiting the bbc news live page, that's at bbc.co.uk/news. you can also get live updates on the bbc news channel and your local radio station. for when the roads are opening and when the real services are back to normal. the prime minister's speech on britain leaving the european union has been given a cautious welcome by the leave and remain factions of her own

the west coast main line between scotland and england, they had hoped that trains would be running on afternoon but they have been fighting a battle with drifting snow and when the plough managed to move it, the snow came back on the line so they're starting again. hopefully that will be sorted soon. the airports have been open, passengers still advised to check with their airline, because there are still cancellations and delays. with the amount of disruption that there has been, you would expect that. on the roads, the main arterial routes are doing well, the problem is untreated side roads where the snow is compounding but not melting and it is becoming icy. underfoot and in the car, treacherous on some of the side roads and the advice is to make sure you are safe and check carefully before heading out. we have seen some tremendous community spirit and let me tell you the story of an elderly couple in the borders. their house was surrounded by about 12 feet of snow, but they were dug out by some police officers and the mountain rescue team and we hear that they are safe and well. a

he also says the congestion on the west coast main line and other areas... why is a north—south by not being done at the same time? there wasn't much new information in the statement. it was clear that this invitation to tender was late because it was expected in last november. can the secretary of state explain both the reasons for the delay and its implications? can he confirm the award date is still november 2018? whether the new franchise will start on the ist of april, 2019, whether this will have any wider impact on the department rail franchise schedule. we don't expect this to have a significant impact on the franchise schedules. just put in place a direct award to tide us over because of the delay. we may be slightly late but we are probably in line with our original timetabling plans. it's important to get these things right. it's also important to make sure they have had the time to get the detail right and that's what they've been seeking to do. now, peers have agreed to give themselves a pay rise. new proposals will see the daily allowance go up

still no trains between scotland and england but final checks are happening and it's hoped the west coast mainll be up and running later today and scotrail tell me they hope for a full train service tomorrow. looking ahead that looks good. on other travel, airports and on the roads, still take extra care and check before you travel, we do have forecasts for more snow here so of course untreated roads are still icy. the scottish government have urged people to carry on the community spirit we have seen over the last few days and to keep helping each other out. the picture across the rest of the uk, as we heard, it is gradually improving but there are still warnings for icy roads so they remained treacherous. then the next thing, when the snow starts to melt and there are flood warnings in place for parts of the south west and north east of england. but with all this disruption we have had over the last few days around the uk of course it will take some time to get everything back on track. train operators say they are confident that a normal service will be resumed across scotland by monday mor

it is hoped the west coast main line will be off and running later today and scott real hope for a full— railway service tomorrow. take extra ca re —— railway service tomorrow. take extra care and checked before you travel to the airports. we do have forecasts for more snow here, so of course untreated roads still icy. the scottish government have urged people to carry on that community spirit we have seen over the last few days, helping each other out. the picture around the rest of the uk, as we heard dancy here, it is gradually improving, there are still warnings are icy roads and they remain treacherous. and then there is when the snow starts to melt. there are flood warnings. with all this disruption we have had over the last few days around the uk, of course it will take some time to get everything back contract. thank you very much. —— back on track. consumer groups have criticised the energy company e.0n's announcement that it's raising prices for many customers. the company, one of the so—called big six, is ending discounts for some dual fuel customers — and those who opt for p

see more of that frustration tomorrow because even though network rail says it has cleared the west coast mainrunning north. that service has just arrived from london and the passages have had to get on coaches to continue their urge journey to glasgow. other lines are blocked and some trans—pennine roads are still tricky and we have had power cuts in parts of the country, villages in devon where teams have only managed to reach with a water has been cut off four days. the after—effects of the storm last week and all this snow are still having long—lasting impact. thank you. apologies, the line to dan was a little tricky. sorry about that. voters in italy have been going to the polls today in a general election. going to the polls today the campaign has been dominated by the issue of immigration with the centre—left government facing opposition from a coalition of right—wing parties and the popularist five star movement. parties and the popularist here's our europe editor katya adler. charming, but troubled naples, unhappily encapsulates the problems at the heart of italy's elections. falling

on the west coast main line, trains between carlisle and scotla nd line, trains between carlisle and not working either. there are replacement buses. they did get trains going between england and scotland on east coast main line last night. elsewhere the southern ra i lwa ys last night. elsewhere the southern railways say you should postpone your journey until tomorrow. railways say you should postpone yourjourney until tomorrow. great western say it is nearly normal and south—western art back to normal. some part of the country are affected and some airports are affected and some airports are affected and some airports are affected and you should check before you travel. there are 16 flood warnings in place around the country, in the south—west, the south—east and lancashire, and that is because of high spring tides and high winds. 1000 homes in the is because of high spring tides and high winds.1000 homes in the west and east midlands have no power and about 400 in wales and the south—west are also without electricity. some in the north west have been restored but we think there ar

as far as the east and west coast main line is go, virgin started running a limited service on the east. but there are no trains on the west coastline today. there are buses, which is an improvement on yesterday, when on the west coastline there were not even any buses. airports are starting to get back to normal but there are still some delays. the advice as always is to check before you travel. andy, we are hearing from chris in the weather forecast today that temperatures are going to slowly start going up. that will give rise to fears of flooding in quite a few areas. in terms of where you are, we can even still see a few flakes of snow drifting down this morning?m is actually snowing less here now thanit is actually snowing less here now than it was about half an hour ago. you are right, the temperatures are supposed to gradually rise, possibly up supposed to gradually rise, possibly up to nine celsius in southern england today. but it could still get as low as “11 in some rural areas overnight. that does mean a risk of flooding. high winds and high tides are also contribute into t

scotland and england and we are hoping that the we st coa st england and we are hoping that the west coast main later today and the east coast mainline is clear in scotland but there are problems further south and we hope that would be clear later but we are running scotrail services out to dunbar, and much improving picture. looking ahead to the commute on monday morning, people will be wanting to check timetables to be sure that they can get to work on time, what do you think it will be like? we are pretty confident we will have a good service on monday morning, we are cancelling all our non—essential works to make sure everyone is out there, making sure the lines are clear and we are hoping for a pretty normal service tomorrow. we are pretty confident they should have a good experience on monday morning. thank you very much for talking to us. just a quick scoot around the rest of the country, the airports are open, the situation improving, but check before you go with your airline. the roads, still a yellow warning in place until monday morning, once again, check it is safe to travel, especi

so as far as the main east coast line goes, they did get some trains running last night, no trains on the main westand scotland, there is a replacement bus service there. in fact, rail companies across the uk are saying that the weather has been so severe, there are still cancellations and delays, and that will continue to be the case tomorrow. you should check about your rail journey before you set out. there are a number of flood alert and warnings in place, especially around the coasts, because of high winds and spring tides. there is a gradual thaw on the way, it could get up to 9 degrees in the south of england today, but in rural areas tonight, the temperature could be back down to minus four. thousands of homes across the country still without power, and some of the power companies have been trying to get to more remote and cut—off homes and have not been able to do that. yesterday one firm tried to use a helicopter to reach those houses, but was unable to travel because of freezing fog. so a change on the way for some, we are told, but tomorrow's rush—hour unlikely to be anything like a nor

>> it is good that he visits the west coast but the main purpose of this, he has an event. will end up talking about sanctuary cities. melissa: yes. >> but the main purpose of this is to raise money for the republican party. this is one of the jobs most presidents find own onerous, to raise money but in this election and every election the president advantage to raise money is one that the incumbent party has and the president will need all the help they can get. melissa: from the looks of it he loves doing it. >> he does. whether a rally or private reception he loves getting in front of friends. melissa: karl, exactly. thank you. >> you bet. david: it shows. melissa: it's a lucky asset to the party, but for other people it is torture. he loves it, raising money for party. david: makes him stronger. the race to mars, elon musk's ambitious timeline for flights to the red planet. we'll tell you how to get on board. ♪ for mom, the nation's largest senior living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior care communities

as the maine coast links between england and scotland, the east coast main line did get trains running again yesterday but there are no trains on the westeplacement bus service. railway companies across the uk so the weather has been so bad that they have been making cancellations and delays throughout the country, and that continues to be the case tomorrow. you should check before you try to make any rail journeys. check before you try to make any railjourneys. a check before you try to make any rail journeys. a number of check before you try to make any railjourneys. a number of minor roads in rural and hilly areas in england, wales and scotland will com pletely england, wales and scotland will completely blocked by snow drifts as well. there is a thaw on the way but because of the power cuts, the day is likely to be anything but normal. thank you. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel and the next news on bbc one is at 6:05pm. goodbye for now. you're watching the bbc news channel with ben brown. sir roger bannister, the first man to runa sir roger bannister, the first man to run a mile in underfour minute

a main hub of operational support along the west coast. officials say no known threats to the base or surrounding community have surfaced. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> now to disturbing new details about the serial bomber who terrorized austin, texas. new surveillance video shows mark conditt buying battery cases just days before the first bombing. and in a confession recorded shortly before his death, the "austin american statesman" reports conditt called himself a psychopath and said he wished he were sorry, but he wasn't. tonight, authorities are also revealing he had a target list of addresses he still intended to hit. >>> still ahead, hidden home danger. the new warning on the alarming rise in the number of children killed in this country by tipped over furniture. >>> also, some good news if you have trouble finding time in your busy day to exercise. we'll tell you about it in a moment. ment. dear foremothers, your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna

maine. by tomorrow it should simmer down. here on the west coast you can see moisture off the coast of eureka and that's going to impact them. but it's not quite going to reach california just yet. for now, we are going to see some continued clearing out there, look at this is clouds have broken apart. this morning we definitely have the cloud coverage and that helped keep things warm. vaca camera showing plenty of sunshine, same with this camera looking over san francisco. 64 degrees right now in san francisco. 63 in livermore. overall a lovely day. our afternoon highs are going to be pretty warm in the upper 60s, low 70s for the south bay and the sunset tonigh at 6:08 p.m. at sunset we'll get the first round of rain, minimal rain. the one that's going to impact the pacific northwest the most, that's this afternoon. then friday and saturday we have subtropical moisture and we'll have more rainfall. so there's actually the picture. tonight through tomorrow this is the amount of rain we'll get, very, very light. it's the tail end of what's going to

maine to west virginia. the cold, all the way down to the gulf coast. freeze warnings into florida. wind chills below freezing in atlanta tomorrow. storms coming into the sierra and salt lake. this will get into the plains on friday. severe storms potentially across the south. all the while, another storm hits california that same time. that's the one we're watching for it to become a to te shl nor'easter monday and tuesday and it could be a strong one. >> we don't like hearing nor'easter. rob, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. we celebrate the life of stephen hawking, and what he revealed to me just a couple of years ago right on this broadcast. >>> also, the breaking headline tonight. the search and rescue. we heard late today of a navy jet crash. we have more on that. >>> the new video just in tonight, the suspect under arrest in another country, wanted in connection with murdering a nursing student here in the u.s. >>> and tonight, police say the husband who told a priest that he murdered his wife, has now been captured with th

arctic sunrise sails down the west coast of the antarctic peninsula in the hope of observing krill fishing boats in the main focus of the crow fishery across the entire area is in this peninsula and it's a region the expedition helicopter takes off and the rare view of krill boats with spotted fishing close to shore they are operating within their rights feeding the growing demand for krill based health products like three fish oil they want to expand their fishery. the krill are obviously densely packed into this area up against the island is the base and just circling round and round it's bring them out and in the months that all the whales are feeding and see them growing in whale tails disappearing flippers showing as we can about the krill company say they're tapping into a resort that is sustainable for the few here on board is that that is what they said about other species like the bison in north america called stop so if you found for both with decimated the areas closest to the shore almost always where penguin foraging grounds are while feeding grounds. westsail foraging grounds and it's exactly

we continue to have flakes in maine as the nor'easter pulls away from the coast. impressive snowfall totals west of i-95. some locations, dave and christine, receiving over 2 feet of fresh snow. look at the difference for the larger city locations like central park. 3.2 inches of snow from the latest nor'easter. we still have snowfall through midday for massachusetts and maine and into new hampshire and vermont. we have winter storm warnings for the locations shaded in pink. new york is not included in that. perhaps only another 2 to 4 inches of snowfall expected near boston. in terms of temperatures, cooling things off for the east coast. warm enough to melt some of the fresh fallen snow. 41 degrees in the big apple. 45 for washington. boston, you top 40 degrees. back to you. >> thank you for that. >>> the trump administration and california officials escalating the immigration battle. governor jerry brown fighting back at jeff sessions after the justice department sued the state over the immigrati ammigr. brown slamming the sessions visit to california as a political stunt. >> we know the trum

>> where i sit you're right, owning a retail bank on the west coast, investment banking practice in new york and i'm right in the middle of main street, wall street and international markets. i believe europe is really doing strong as we go if you look being at gdp growth there, if you look at the ecb, continuing qe it is not 80 billion a month anymore, it is 30, but still supporting the economy there 37. >> your own version of tapering. >>37. >> your own version of tapering. 7. >> your own version of tapering. . >> your own version of tapering. >> very much so. which is what the fed has done for several years. if you look at european equities over the last few months, they have outperformed u.s. equities. in my position i've seen a significant shift in terms of investments from outflows from u.s. markets in to the eurozone valley dating the fact that europe seems to be a good place to be for the next 18 months >> because people think there are still better valuations in europe rather than the u.s >> which doesn't mean that the economy is not doing well. it is doing great. but it has gone a full cycle already and you have some

west, probably not that many. this deep area of low pressure is the main storm, hugo, it will be battering the north coast of spaincoast of spain, and we are fortunately just getting a the north coast of spain, and we are fortunatelyjust getting a glancing blow, throwing a head all this cloud across and maybe some pockets of light rain or drizzle, particularly in the morning, many places becoming dry in the afternoon, sunny skies further north especially in scotland and northern ireland, where we will have showers in the north—west, temperatures nine, ten, 11 degrees, normalfor temperatures nine, ten, 11 degrees, normal for this temperatures nine, ten, 11 degrees, normalfor this time of temperatures nine, ten, 11 degrees, normal for this time of year. through saturday evening, this cloud band will sink away to the south—east, clearer skies developing more widely, pinch of frost in rural areas, early on sunday morning as the clocks go forward. things quietened down for the second half of the weekend, two areas of low pressure, filling, pressure building, a lot of dry weather on sunday, and more sunshine for england

the arctic sunrise sails down the west coast of the antarctic peninsula in the hope of observing krill fishing boats in the main focus of the crow fishery across the entire area is in this peninsula and into the region the expedition helicopter takes off and the red view of krill boats within minutes out spotted fishing close to sure they are operating within their rights feeding the growing demand for krill based health products like a really good three fish oil and they want to expand that fishery. the crueler obviously densely packed into this area up against the island is a basin just circling round and round this bring them out and in the months that overwhelms the feeding and see them growing and well tails disappearing flippers showing it's really about the grill companies say the chopping into a resource that is sustainable with a few here on board is that that is what they said about other species like the bison in north america well called stocks of you founded for both with decimated the areas closest to the shore. almost always where penguin forging grounds are while feeding grounds. westsail foragi

maine to west virginia. the cold down to the gulf coast.eze warnings for the southeast into florida, windchills below freezing. storms coming into the sierra and salt lake. this gets into the plains. severe storms across the south and another storm hits california. we are watching for it to become a potential nor'easter come monday and tuesday. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >> there may be two nor'easters within the next week. >>> breaking business news overnight. toys "r" us making it official is preparing to close and liquidate all 735 stores across the u.s. 33,000 workers will be unemployed. they have been in business 73 years. in a statement overnight, the ceo said it's a sad day for the company, the kids and families who we have served. many toys "r" us locations are advertising deep discounts on toys. >>> the madness begins in earnest today. the round of 64 gets under way this afternoon. ncaa men's tournament basketball. the men's basketball tournament. >> yes. >> easy for you to say. >> by this time tomorrow, we'll all be out of

west coast prompting evacuations and causing major travel delays. >> let's take a look at the radar in the east. 16 states from the carolinas to the maine are on alert bracing for extreme wind, flooding and erosion. >> the national weather service in boston has issued a dire warning for those along the coast, this is a life and death situation. this morning, hundreds of national guard troops have been called up in massachusetts ahead of a monster storm. >> we expect to lose homes during this storm. >> people along the coast are preparing for a nor'easter coinciding with three high tide cycles. it's being called a once in a generation event. >> i'm getting out of here. i mean, for three days it was kind of fun but not now. it's not fun anymore. >> reporter: winds are expected to top 70 miles per hour and the torrential rains have prompted officials to sound the alarm. >> take this storm seriously, just because there's no snow doesn't mean that the travel conditions won't be really challenging. >> reporter: evacuations are already under way south of boston. water levels are expected to be the same or even exceed levels from the january storm that caus

main circulation of the storm is out to the west. coming in closer, we have a higher clouds and the fog is making a comeback coast side and around the bay, blanketing portions of san francisco that could impact the visibility tomorrow morning. we have low and mid 50s out there, san jose mild, checking in at 63. santa rosa, 52 and half moon bay, 50. beautiful shot, up above the fog layer, blanketing portions of san francisco. it is not hiding the bay bridge so we have clear skies over portions of the bay but this could be a factor first thing tomorrow morning for monday morning commute. overnight lows tomorrow will be in the 40s to the 50s. it is not an extreme chill and san francisco, mostly cloudy, partly cloudy but still fog we are tracking first thing tomorrow. increasing high clouds throughout the afternoon hours, especially after the 3 pm, 4 pm hour and by 5 pm we will introduce shower chances and 3:00 it could be targeting the north bay. here we go. the weather system is in the pacific. multiple parts. that will eventually roll through the bay area, not all at once. that is the first part that will be moisture in advance of th

coasts. a nor'easter pummeling 70 million from the carolinas to maine with hurricane-force winds, rain and snow. while out west police are going door to door ordering people to evacuate. >>> changing course. president trump meeting with the nra late last night. the group's top lobbyist tweets trump does not want gun control a day after that bipartisan meeting. this as the president announces new trade actions igniting a possible trade war. sending stocks tumbling. >>> poison plot? this woman behind bars this morning charged with attempted murder accused of lacing a cheesecake to allegedly kill a woman who looked like her and steal her identity. how her love for selfies landed her in jail. >>> hollywood's most magical night just two days away. will "lady bird" fly? will "i, tonya" win gold and the new report about warren beatty and faye dunaway after that un unforgettable best picture moment. are they planning a huge surprise? ♪ >>> and good morning, america. hope you're well this friday morning. just two days till the oscars. >> uh-huh and take a look. they have rolled out the red carpet there at the dolby the

the arctic sunrise sails down the west coast of the antarctic peninsula in the hope of observing krill fishing boats in action their main focus of the call fishery across the entire area is in this peninsula and into the region the expedition helicopter takes off and the rare view of krill boats with their nets out spotted fishing close to shore they are operating within their rights feeding the growing demand for krill based health products like three fish oil and they want to expand their fishery. the krill obviously densely packed into this area up against the island is a basin just circling round and round it's bring them out of the month so that all the whales are feeding and see them growing and whale tails disappearing flippers showing as we go about the krill companies say they're tapping into a resort that is sustainable with a few here on board is that that is what they said about other species like the bison in north america well called stop so if you found for both with decimated the areas closest to the shore almost always where penguin foraging grounds are while feeding grounds. westsail foraging grounds.

main stormy weather is out to the east. we have clear skies up and down the west coast here. can see a trace of the northerly winds setting up, as well. so when those winds come in out of the north, that's typically the warming direction. and those temperatures have really warmed up over the past couple of days especially just since sunday. take a look at the current numbers out there right now. it's still very mild showing you some 70s out toward santa rosa and some 80s for concord, walnut creek, san jose checking in 76 degrees. and here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. just a few high clouds out there in the distance as you look to the north. but still a very nice wednesday afternoon. tomorrow will be a touch warmer so temperatures a good 10 to 15 degrees above the average in the thursday forecast. 70s warmest locations could be approaching the 80s. here we are tomorrow morning with the 40s and the 50s. and then into the afternoon hours we are expecting a very nice afternoon so in san francisco, 53 degrees. lots of sunshine by 12:00 on track to a

west coast tonight. >> all week long, california has been getting hit hard. the land near the burn scars have held, but we have more rain coming. at least tonight. the main plume is north, just east of sacramento. flash flood watches up through tonight, but then we should be done as this pushes east into the cold air of the planes. here's where the snow starts. tomorrow night in through saturday, it does weaken a little bit, so, we don't think it will become our next nor'easter, but six-inches plus in a long swath there. >> spring in the united states. rob, thank you. >>> next, to new developments tonight after that death of that suspected serial bomber in austin. what investigators have now found in mark anthony conditt's home, in the locked room where he worked. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as teams pour over the home of suspected austin bomber mark conditt, officials say police have found a locked room in his home used to make bombs. along with a hit list of potential targets and addresses. >> they went out to these residences and then swept them to make sure there were no explosive devices. >>

coasts. a nor'easter pummeling 70 million from the carolinas to maine with hurricane-force winds, rain and snow. while out westpolice are going door to door ordering people to evacuate. >>> changing course. president trump meeting with the nra late last night. the group's top lobbyist tweets trump does not want gun control a day after that bipartisan meeting. this as the president announces new trade actions igniting a possible trade war. sending stocks tumbling. >>> poison plot? this woman behind bars this morning charged with attempted murder accused of lacing a cheesecake to allegedly kill a woman who looked like her and steal her identity.

they arctic sunrise sails down the west coast of the antarctic peninsula in the hope of observing krill fishing boats in action their main focus of the crow fishery across the entire area is in this peninsula and into the region the expedition helicopter takes off and the rare view of krill boats with their nets out spotted fishing close to shore they are operating within their rights feeding the growing demand for krill based health products like a look at three fish oil and they want to expand their fishery. the krill obviously densely packed into this area up against the island because the basin just circling round and round is bring them out and in the months that all the whales are feeding and see them growing in whale tails disappearing flippers showing as we can about the krill companies say they're tapping into a resort that is sustainable with a few here on board is that that is what they said about other species like the bison in north america called stop so if you found for both with decimated the areas closest to the shore almost always where penguin foraging grounds are while feeding grounds. westsail foragi

west coast to the world. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. >>> vladimir putin won his fourth term. putin reportedly received a whopping 74% of the vote. the election was over shadowed of forced voting. the main opposition leader was barred from the race. >>> in florida, police say they believe all of the victims killed in the bridge collapse near miami are now accounted for. >> that new pedestrian bridge crashed on thursday afternoon right onto cars on that busy roadway below. >> reporter: we still do not know the name of the sixth victim. however, investigators here on the scene do not believe there will be a seventh. they think six will be the full total of the fatality. at the time of the collapse there were several construction workers on top of the bridge as well as pedestrians and people in their vehicles down below on the street. heavy equipment operators were finally able to free the last of the occupied cars crushed out of eight total under the still pedestrian bridge. the weight of the bridge just flattening them. the youngest of the victims, 21-year-old freshman who was studying political science, her family which lives in miami, just devastated. >> my niece is still in her vehicl

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we in maine think of vermont as the west coast of new england. we're glad to have you here. i understand that in senator lankford's bill, originally, there was a red team provision. you heard me describe it. that would have had a hacking team at dhs or somewhere practice and that the states furiously opposed this and it was dropped out. is that true? >> i am not aware of it. i can't answer that. i don't know if that was true or not. >> do you think it would be a good idea? >> i think many of the states, if not all of the states, are going through penetration testing already, which is, i think, the same thing as what you're talking about. professional folks who try to hack into your systems. we're already doing it. we've done it already in vermont and we are continually to do it as we go. >> i just hope it's being done at the highest possible level, because i understand there was a so-called hack-a-thon last summer where every state was penetrated or every state that was -- they tried, they managed to penetrate. the results were devastating. so i just hope that this is someth