so, let's go to weston—super—mare.t out by the government. some bold claims, the removal of all unnecessary plastic waste by 2042. lots of people will be playing close attention. yesterday i met up with the dorset devils. they are in bournemouth, and they were clearing up bournemouth, and they were clearing up the beach. i got a sense of what they would like the government to announce. the dorset devils wish they weren't needed, but every day rubbish is brought in by the tide. they voluntarily clear it up. no doubt it's getting worse because it's becoming more evident globally it's a problem, it's a problem in the uk but we are concerned about our patch of dorset and that's why we are prepared to do our bit at dorset devils. we do find a lot of small pieces of plastic, microplastic, has been broken up by the waves and wash back onto the beach. the government is about to announce its 25 year environment plan. the dorset devils will be paying close attention. i'm forever picking up plastic bottles and there's a plastic b

joining us for more is chris weston.e thinks the focus would be inflation expectations, impacts on interest rates. chris, great to have you and happy new year. inflation expectations, i mean, we kind of close-out last year wondering where the inflation was an if there was a real structural, embedded reasons why we are not seeing it. do you expect that to change this it? year? chris: i think we are seeing pressures build. you are seeing that on the wholesale level. up the case in up the case in . we have seen that in china for some time now. china is exporting a little better inflation. we know inflation itself is very much a lagging indicator depending on the country. i think we are going to see those prices build. no think we are going to see those prices build. no one is expecting 1980's type inflation, but relative to market pricing -- if you take a look at five-year in europe, they have moved up from 148 in june to 170 now. the u.s. had gone up to the 2% market and we think they will go up high, 10 years breakeven by

they easily put things on to attract people to weston and they try to hide the other side of weston, to different parts of the town, taking supplies to those in need. hi, heidi, i'm seb. you guys have come to help? there's no night shelter here — the closest is bristol. north somerset council estimates the number of rough sleepers in this area is seven, but the volunteers say it's much higher. we've calculated there's about 20 to 30 of them sleeping rough. as high as that? yes. so what have they got wrong that you've seen? they're just not going out and doing what we're doing, having a search and finding them more. they're just waiting for them to go into the council office, but it can be daunting for them to go into that council office sometimes. right. it needs sorting now. as val takes me around the high street and boulevard, i'm amazed to see there's even someone sleeping outside the council offices. do you want to go back up and get your food and that, yeah? hello, what are you doing here? do you want some biscuits? in the few hours we spend walking around, we see about ten roug

ta ken has been quite gloomy as well, this was weston—super—mare taken by one of our weather watchersthis cloud coming in from the atlantic will bring more rain tomorrow but in between, the cloud has invented earlier on today we got some sunshine in scotland. it has been very windy in scotland, at the north, the past few hours. the winds will listen later in the night and we will see more of the cloud coming backin we will see more of the cloud coming back in and it means more mist and fog over the hills in particular of wales and the south—west and more rainfor wales and the south—west and more rain for the north. on a mild night for many parts of the country. tomorrow, the winds much lighter by this stage across the far north of scotland. ita winds across central and southern scotland will have some rain, some wet weather also, and i think across northern ireland, but as the winds across the pennines, some rain around there. the many parts of england and wales, dry, cloudy and mild, 10 degrees or so, but hundreds will and low cloud in the welsh hills perhaps for a while in the south

with me is mike weston, founder of radiate b2b good morning. very tricky one, isn't it, there is no clear right or wrong here on how to monitor and remove material — is it enough when facebook, twitter, youtube say they are boosting the numbers of those monitoring?” youtube say they are boosting the numbers of those monitoring? i think it is very difficult to determine what constitutes an offer. however much you shut down accounts and remove content it will spring up somewhere else and there is no clear evidence that the policy of shutting down accounts and removing content actually prevents that content from existing somewhere on social media. it is like trying to squeeze water out of a waterbed. at this hearing they will try to discuss issues at play and it is a fine line between regulating and monitoring and freedom of expression, freedom of speech, a difficult one to tackle and as we have heard some governments in parts of the world have come up with their own measures to try and encourage these companies to try and encourage these companie

were reducing backup some bottlenecks in weston winward a lot who, and other places, all across the state. we like commute times to be shorter. [applause] we must create a better life for the next generation. it is what we all want. we all dream of our children succeeding here in hawaii, with my three children on the mainland, i know firsthand how hard it is to have them an ocean away. my personal goal, the goats which i have dedicated my services governor is creating a hawaii that gives all of our children the choice to live and call hawaii home. [applause] my grandparents came to hawaii in search of opportunity. it is not acceptable to me that many of our kids are becoming immigrants and other places because they don't have the opportunity here in hawaii. while there is more to do, i am proud of what we have accomplished together. we have more early college programs so high school students enter college credit, saving families money and making it easier to graduate with degrees. we expanded campuses and offered more campuses. the creation of a wise promise scholarship helps to pay for t

. >> reporter: joe's son, 3-year-old weston, meeting his new buddy for the first time. this four-legged orphan of war now safe with her new family, thanks to the serviceman who came to her rescue. a touching homecoming for a man and dog who both served this country. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night bridge. we investigate a new problem just discovered, involving the >>> right now at 6:00, an uncertain future for the bay bridge. we investigated a new problem just discovered involving the support beams for the bridge a quarter million people cross every day. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm janelle wang. jessica also has the night off. something is corroding the base of the bay bridge tower faster than expected. caltrans says there is no concern of the bridge failing. it's way too early for that. but our investigative reporter found the eastern span may not last

. >> reporter: joe's son, 3-year-old weston, meeting his new buddy for the first time.four-legged orphan of war now safe with her new family, thanks to the serviceman who came to her rescue. a touching homecoming for a man and dog who both served this country. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. ♪ extra, extra >>> now on "extra" -- 12 meg stars, one history-making cover. oprah, nicole, reese, tom hanks, new video behind the scenes of "vanity fair's" debut hollywood issue. >>> from the makeup chair to the candid moments, and why oprah's talking about picking up after her dog. >> nobody wants to clean up your dog's [ bleep ]. >>> look who's here straight from "nbc nightly news," mr. lester holt. >> and thank you for spending part of your evening with us. >> from his look inside north korea. >> the thing that surprised most of us -- >> lester's former nbc colleague matt lauer. >> my first reaction was -- >> and why it's all about the bass. ♪ happy birthday to you >> u2, lady gaga, bru

large areas of cloud and patchy rain and drizzle for weston, coastal areas.oo far away from northern areas. we look at the forecast, down in the south, highs of 12 or 13. a bit cooler in northern areas. wind and rain at times. generally, the week ahead, milderfeel but times. generally, the week ahead, milder feel but wet and windy as well. this is bbc news. the headlines: afghan security forces have been fighting to gain control of a luxury hotel in kabul, after it was stormed by heavily—armed gunmen. the interior ministry said two of the four suspected attackers were killed. the gunmen burst into the intercontinental hotel, shooting at guests and staff. turkey has carried out airstrikes in northern syria against more than one—hundred targets belonging to kurdish militants — as it opens a new front in the syrian conflict. the turkish military said that dozens of warplanes were involved in the attacks against the syrian kurdish ypg militia. donald trump's first anniversary as us president has been marred by the failure of the us senate to pass a new budget and

upon a time i would go to round top, texas and spent time with my wife and the dog and here i am in weston d.c. as the cabinet second -- in washington, d.c. as the cabinet secretary. steve: no plans for elected office is again? secretary perry: i'm pretty much done. steve: who is the better dancer, you or emma slater? secretary perry: the real question is, who is the better dancer, me or vanilla heinz? and i always thought i was better. steve: why did you do that? we should point out dancing with the stars. secretary perry: i think you need to get outside your comfort zone from time to time. and what really was my deciding factor was, i asked them if i could use their show to talk about veterans and veterans affairs. and they said absolutely. that gave me a totally different audience than i have ever been in front of the four to talk about the young men and women who serve this country so selfish -- selflessly, sacrificially. i didn't get to talk as long as i wanted to, the other side of it was, i get the opportunity to expose hundreds of thousands if not millions of people to stories abou

when the driver gets to weston it is game over. >>> abc7 was on the ground in hayward as that man was arrested. identifying him as 28-year-old anthony serel. may have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol. no one was injured during the chase. be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. download the app for free and be sure to enable those push alerts. >>> teenage couple faces accusations of running down a richmond officer at the scene of an illegal side show. it is pretty graphic video. the officer was hurt and thankfully out of the hospital and recovering at home. leslie brinkley has the full story. >> reporter: at 1:00 a.m. sunday, 50 cars spinning doughnuts alarmed neighbors many a dark sedan slamming head on to a officer on foot. >> trying to report the car stolen later sunday afternoon. >> reporter: police moved in and arrested the driver 18-year-old juan vargas and 18-year-old castaneda. vargas could chase charges of assault with a deadly weapon. side shows are happening more frequently. here police say in the past drag races and side shows have been prblems

among those paying tribute today was simon weston, who credited jolly with saving his life.ing the falklands war, this disused refrigeration plant was converted into a field hospital. it was here that rickjolly and his tea m was here that rickjolly and his team of surgeons treated around 1000 british and argentinian troops.|j team of surgeons treated around 1000 british and argentinian troops. i am proud to say that thanks to the combined efforts of the naval surgeons in the army surgeons and the royal marines that support them, eve ryo ne the royal marines that support them, everyone that has come in here alive, despite their horrible words, has come out alive. the other interesting thing is of course we have two unexploded bombs in the building, but we have live with those were so long that we have almost forgotten about them. the less said about that the better. one of those held by rickjolly was a young welsh guard injured in the bombing of the sir galahad. young welsh guard injured in the bombing of the sir galahadlj young welsh guard injured in the bombing of the sir g

when the driver gets to weston it is game over. >>> abc7 was on the ground in hayward as that man was arrested. identifying him as 28-y anthony serel. may have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol. no one was injured during the chase. be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. download the app for free and be sure to enable those push alerts. >>> teenage couple faces accusations of running down a richmond officer at the scene of an illegal side show. it is pretty graphic video. the officer was hurt and thankfully out of the hospital and recovering at home. leslie brinkley has the full story. >> reporter: at 1:00 a.m. sunday, 50 cars spinning doughnuts alarmed neighbors many a dark sedan a officer on foot. >> trying to report the car stolen later sunday afternoon. >> reporter: police moved in and arrested the driver 18-year-old juan vargas and 18-year-old castaneda. vargas could chase charges of assault with a deadly weapon. side shows are happening more frequently. here police say in the past drag races and side shows have been prblems in industrial zones. but i

among those paying tribute today was simon weston who credited jolly with saving his life.converted into a field hospital, and it was here that surgeon captain rickjolly and his team of surgeons treated around 1000 british and argentinian troops. i am proud to say that thanks to the combined efforts of the naval surgeons and the army surgeons and the royal marines that support them, everyone who has come in here alive, despite these horrible wounds, have gone out alive. the other interesting thing, two unexploded bombs in the building, but we have lived with them for so long, we have almost forgotten about them. i have just been to look at one. the less said about that, the better. one of those helped by surgeon captain rickjolly was a young welsh guards injured in the bombing of sir galahad. i would love to say thank you, because he saved my life, he helped all the surgeons that worked to save our lives. rickjolly change the face, as far as i'm or created field hospitals, he did something remarkable. one of those figures everybody knew, go onto the facebook pages today, yo

west goshen township there's injuries ems at weston road. let's check the travel times through the area, as you head out on the your majors you're seeing the yellow traffic flow, starting to slow down. not a major jam just yet. i-95 26 minute ride. 25 minutes between the blue route and the vine. no problems on 42. i would say so far so good as far as the traffic is concerned. the temperatures, 22 in quakertown. warminster, 24. we're at 28 in center city. some of the suburbs in new jersey, mid to upper 20s, 24 in browns mills. 27 in glassboro. 31 in smyrna, delaware. temperatures are below freezing, when you factor in a biting wind, it feels like 17. >> a commuter train derailed in northern italy killing three people. it happened outside of milan as people were heading into the city at the start of the work day. passengers felt shaking and heard a bang and felt the train car compact on them. the train went off the rail at a switch track and the officials believe it played a role in the derailment. >>> the president of michigan state universit

when you are living fat and large in weston or wellesley hills, you know where chelsea is.ur mother do it today in this environment? could you have gotten to tulane in this milieu today? >> let's be clear, i did not grow up tough. i grew up getting my ass kicked. [laughter] slightly different. if you look at me, you understand why. but i am good for radio. today, my mother would have voted for trump or maybe for bernie sanders. there is no way she would have voted for a mainstream democrat. -- mainstream democrat or republican. there ain't nobody else from my neighborhood that got out of the chelsea projects that is now talking on bloomberg, and i think it is precisely that environment, environments like it all over the country that are saying this is not working. tom: what does your party need to do to get dominance in chelseas of wisconsin or minnesota where you lost the election? >> that is a good question and what you're talking about used to be the base of the democratic party, and we need to find a way to communicate with people talking about the things that i am talk

jerome lee weston. jonathan white. bonnie lee williams. eric john williams. britney lee williams.ay. john, paul sommerville. >> we remember them. george walterson williams. kelsey marie woods. deborah lynn woods. joe nathan woods. joe nathan woods junior. andrew christopher right. mark james iii. and flanagan lose kathleen mary flanagan. thomas flanagan. maurice peter henry. dora henrietta henry. mary bramwell lante. >> my uncle. roger. >> we remember them. army special forces captain joseph curry, my brother-in-law. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to welcome another longtime friend, helen englehart is the widow of anthony hawkins who left behind her and their son. helen is a dedicated and ferocious activists and has been a thoroughly involved part of the family as long as i can remember. she is going to come up and say a few words about our frank. ellen? >> that song just wipes me out, thank you. good morning. this is the tribute i never wanted to give and didn't expect to. i had to be here to do it. i think i met frank the first time he came to one of our early group meetings

down in the jersey shore we're seeing reports of flooding right around the expressway and 40 and westond right around route 47 at west rio grand avenue. watch for that, this is not weather related, but tony pal my ra sbrith down following an earlier opening but we're down on the bristol. that hopping is schedule for 11:38. back to you. >>> just five days to go now and the excitement, it is building. you're looking lye right now at u.s. bank stadium rrtd site of super bowl lii between the eagles and the patriots. the eagles have a pretty cool schedule for today. the birds will do media interviews at the mall of america. we're going to hear from doug pederson, nick foles and other eagles players. then the team will head to its first practice at the university of minnesota. now last night both the eagles and patriots answered questions during super bowl opening night in st. paul. the event brought both starting quarterbacks, nick foles, tom brady face-to-face. one of the oldest professional football players in the country calls philadelphia home. he played for the eagles in 1941 and at the

weston out to you in terms of the missing link in what was otherwise a quite diversified speech?overed justd, he about everything. if there was a missing link, he did not say much about russia. he did name them, interestingly enough, as an adversary, potential adversary along with the chinese, but in terms of discussing further sanctions, in terms of discussing national security, when it comes to intervention in our political not mention that. he did mention afghanistan briefly. afghanistan is our nation's longest running war in history, and things are not going particularly well there right now. we are seeing flareups of violence. the government in afghanistan is not managing the situation well. did not go there in that speech. again, coming back to the original point of this partisanship in washington, that's not going anywhere. that is going to remain a reality for everything. going forward. >> and looking at some real-time andistics on the speech, trump, again, projecting a much more selfless tone. he used the word "weed" more than 100 times and only said the " about 13 times

drew weston, and there was a cognitive dissidence.ow many times have your people who support donald trump said, we must be on different planets? and how many times have people who oppose him said, we have to be on different planets? we're not, but we're activating different portions of our brain. there is such a thing as red brains and blue brains and that's what's happening now. finding a point on this, you can see it with a shutdown, and the same people who in 2011 argued so strenuously that planned parenthood should not get funded and therefore, the government should shut down, today argue that the d.r.e.a.m.ers have nothing to do with the budget and the government should stay open, and they said in 2011 that planned parenthood was, you know, a vitally important issue and should be connected with the budget, have a different view now. this is a dissonance. >> people say, politics as usual, i guess. as always, thank you very much for your insight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, as the government shutdown enters the second day, many na

complying with environmental regulations were banned vehicles include those produced as joint ventures by weston or to make it an algae model from fox falcon is on the list as it is in the sadie's a luxury car from dime not and a chevrolet model from general motors that is the first time that beijing has published a list of banned the calls. in the west african nation the kenya fast and most of what farmers grow that ends up on that plate subsistence farming is the status quo over the years international organizations have run projects introduce again that farming with export markets in mind now a group of women in the capital wagadu who are joining the efforts by going organic and selling the fruits of their labor but shaking up the culture of agriculture is still a work in progress. at a farm some fifty kilometers outside the capital. a group of women has chosen to experiment with a different type of farming in book enough growing vegetables without pesticides or artificial fertilizers that's highly unusual in the country where the farming industry is at a subsistence level and finding accepta

thank you, both of you, we appreciated, david felgate, former coach of tim henman and martin weston,ed as hostesses say they were groped. the minister said he felt uncomfortable and left the event early. the charity commission says it is investigating the allegations as a matter of urgency. the latest crime figures for england and wales shows crimes recorded by police increased by 14% in the year to september 2017. violent crime was up 20% and there were also increases in robbery and sexual offences. the separate crime survey — based on interviews with 35,000 households — suggests that crime is not a common experience for most people. theresa may will use a speech at the world economic forum in switzerland to put more pressure on technology companies like facebook and twitter to tackle extremist material online. she‘ll be speaking in davos just hours before she meets us president donald trump, their first meeting since she criticised him for sharing racist videos tweeted by the far—right group, britain first. the us president, donald trump, says he‘s ‘looking forward‘ to being interv

there seems to be a question mark, but this is something that is a major weston on wall street rightow. you mentioned that this is fairly unique as we heard from the treasury secretary. trying to add to the weakness of a already weakening trend. they are trying to soften this message later in the day. the white house press secretary say that the dollar is stable, but what you heard, take a look. you have the three-year chart for the dollar. you heard from wall street strategists that you have to treasury secretary putting a bull's-eye on the beleaguered u.s. dollar. the exact quote, let's look at it from the treasury secretary, is that a weaker dollar is "good for us." what you see here is the dollar down here after a bearish year. at a three-year low. very interesting to see what trump himself says when he arrives in levels -- davos. vonne: forms this year reaffirming plans to open up and attract foreign investments. president xi economic advisor told that world economic forum that some measures will exceed expectations of the international community. this comes after wilbur ross ac

ian bremmer, you grew up tough in chelsea and when you are living fat and large in weston or wellesley hills you know where chelsea is. your mother do it today in this environment in chelsea? could you have gotten to tulane in this milieu today? >> i didn't grow up tough. i grew up getting my ass kicked. today my mother would have voted for trump or she would have maybe voted for bernie sanders. no way sheolutely would have voted for a mainstream democratic republican. my brother voted for trump. nobody else from my neighborhood got out of the chelsea projects that is now talking on no way se would have bloomberg and i think it's precisely that environment that are saying this is working. tom: what is your party need to do to gain dominance in the chelsea's of wisconsin or minnesota where you lost the election? >> that is a good question. what you are talking about used to be the base of the democratic party and we need to find a way to communicate with people talking about the things i'm talking about. you can't win by saying trade is the whole problem when that's not the whole proble

it is a balancing act for the prime minister, as it is with many weston leaguers.he says she will bring up human rights, and she will talk about what is seen as an erosinon of democracy in hong kong. there is a lot on the agenda. she is still there and we are awaiting more details on these deals within the next few hours. mark: david cameron once talked about a golden era of relations with china. what kind of reception can now prime minister theresa may expect then? tom: you are absolutely right. this was forged under cameron and a george osborne in 2015. we have heard from the great hall of the people when he met with theresa may just one hour ago. he said the golden era could be pushed forward on this trip. theresa may said she was confident the trade relationship between the two parties could be accelerated. find the scenes though, we have been told there is a bit less enthusiasm from the chinese side. they are aware that domestically and politically she is in a weaker position. and they believe britain is plenty left the role on the international stage as a res

weston will be leading our coverage on the state of the union, all of the drama.ks in, and he says, ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states -- whatever the politics of the moment, it is a magic moment for america. stay with us worldwide. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance" an di'd i'm taylor riggs. purchase thed to software for $2.4 billion. that will give sap access to new sales, analytics and customer in gauge meant tools. michael dell wants to bring his technology empire under one publicly traded roof. he will combine dell technologies and vmware. that will allow the free text flow to pay down some of the dead. and it is five more years were jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon. he will then retired to executive. that allows gordon smith and daniel pinto to step up. that's your bloomberg business flash. francine: european equities have followed the asian peers lower and stock futures have retreated and the selloff in his continuing. thank you for joining us. let me start off with you. we see a lot of movement when it comes to tr

. >> jim from weston, missouri. >> this is nothing. we go to 42. that is downright balmy. we fly back tonight. >> you were at jfk, right? >> we were. it was a bit crazy. >> glad you stayed one more day on "fox & friends." it will warm up today. we're looking around temperatures of 41 degrees. we love it. one big story we're watching rain out west. the burn areas, unfortunately seeing potential for flat flooding. that will be a region watched throughout the day. give everybody a wave. in jolly old england we love you. back inside. ainsley: thank you. steve: coming up on the tuesday, working in the white house can be pretty tough but two former staffers for president bush an obama are revealing a different side of the west wing you haven't heard, including the president's best jokes. you will meet them next. brian: it is called the super bowl of technology, the consume every electronics show, kicking off from las vegas. we are live with preview of this year's hottest gadgets coming up. ♪ start at the new carfax.com show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah