they go to atlantic city. maybe he owed somebody money. again, dead end. nothing there. >> every single lead that we got, all of them led to dead ends. >> at that point, they really are searching, and asking the public's help. because they, frankly, don't have a break. and they need one. >> a dead body, killed execution style. that is a stunner for derry, new hampshire. >> and then a few days after gregg smart's murder, something strange happens at his wake. a group of unidentified teenage boys show up and everyone's thinking, who are those guys? and what's their connection to gregg? >> so, after weeks of investigating by the police and nothing is happening, nothing is popping, no new information, suddenly, out of the blue -- >> a man walks into the police station with a .38 caliber revolver. >> and he says, "this is my gun. and i think it was used in the greggory smart murder case." seems like some are going at the speed of yesteryear. but not here. this is capital one. where banking moves at the speed of right now. you can open a new savings account in a

we have the atlantic coast pipeline or dakota access pipeline. i had over 1,600 laborers on that job, and i'm not talking about for a week or a month, but for a year or more. rover pipeline, 3,000 construction workers, multiple-year project. atlanta sunrise pipeline, 2,500. line 3 replacement in minnesota, 3,000. atlanta coast pipeline which has its challenges which i'll talk about in a second, there is going to be about 1,200 construction laborers on it. we actually have, i saw one of the representatives here for pennsylvania, there's a plant with 7,500 construction workers on that facility. so the potential is incredible. and as i said, we've seen an absolu absolute, you know, thriving in the energy sector. oil, gas, we support wind, solar. we're doing a big nuclear facility in georgia. what are some of the challenges? i'm at least encouraged that on thursday i know the president is going to propose changes to nepa which are desperately needed from our perspective, to expedite the permitting process. when infrastructure projects and energy proj

atlantic sunrise, 2,500. line three relacement in minnesota 3,000. atlanta pipeline which has challenges, there is going to be about 1,200 construction laborers on it. we have i saw one of the representatives here from western pennsylvania, there's a cracker plant that has 7,500 construction workers on that facility. so the potential is incredible. and as i said, we've seen an absolute thriving, the energy sector and our organization, oil, gas, we also support wind, solar, we're doing a big nuclear facility in georgia. what are some of the challenges? i'm at least enkaurjd on thursday the president is going to propose changes to nepa to expedite the permitting process, the environmental review process. we talk about infrastructure, want as much money for that as we can get. but when infrastructure projects and energy projects take ten years, 12 years, i'm not going to go through the list of them but i have a project in taos, new mexico, an airport project, over 20 years to get the approval for a runway expansion. another project where it's a roadway

rover pipeline, over 3,000 construction workers, multiyear project, atlantic sunrise pipeline, 2,500. line three, a replacement in minnesota, 3,000. atlanta coast pipeline which has its challenges, which i'll talk about in a second, there's going to be about 1200 construction laborers on it. and one of the representatives that's here from western pennsylvania, there's a cracker plant there that has 7,500 construction workers on that facility. the potential is incredible. we have seen an absolute thriving in the energy sector, oil, gas, we also support wind, solar. we're doing a big nuclear facility in georgia. what are some of the challenges. i'm at least encouraged that on thursday. i know the president is going to show changes, the permit process and environmental review process. infrastructure, we want as much money for infrastructure projects as we can get, when they take 10 years, 12 years, i'm not going to go through the list of them, but i have a project in new mexico, an airport project over 20 years to get the approval for a runway expansion. another project for a bridge, 16

so we went out into the north atlantic with two groups of scientists. and yes, at some point we actually needed a bigger boat to see what they're finding out about the great white shark. ( ticking ) >> you fly up alongside that wolf, and you shoot a tranquilizing dart into it. >> dart's in! dart's in! >> five minutes, it goes down. we process the wolves. we take blood. and we attach a radio collar. and then we follow them for their life, hopefully. >> yellowstone wolves are fierce, and territorial; the leading cause of death is attacks from other wolves. >> and their look is uncontrollable. that look says, "i ain't going to conform to your rules. and i'll die before i do." ( ticking ) >> to catch joel sartore in action, we flew halfway around the world. what makes a great picture? >> emotion. we're looking for the eyes. we're primates, and we're really, really responsive to eyes. >> but you shoot them like they're models. >> we do. like they're going in for their high school senior portrait. >> he's trying to photograph every animal, bird, fish, reptile

but i would have rowed across the atlantic if i thought i could help you and your dad. i know. and i know we all love my dad and we want to do right by him. did carly tell you about the new trial i want to get my dad into? yes. i'd heard a little bit about it, but after i got carly's call, i did some research, and i have to say, it does sound promising. however, mike's condition is further advanced than the patients in that study. well, that's why, you know, i can't afford to wait. i got to -- i got to make a move. otherwise, [stammers] i'm gonna lose all of my father. i understand that. i understand that, and my heart goes out to you. but while you're holding on to mike, what is mike holding on to? let's get something straight, ava. oh, by all means. i live for clarity. you may live in my home -- our home. but you know what we don't share is a bed or a future. and as soon as you hand over the codicil, you and i will go our separate ways. would you listen to yourself? "codicil, codicil, codicil." it's practically all you ever say. codicil. mm-hmm. what's the point in getting ma

the capsule separated and parachuted safely into the atlantic. the dummies aboard were unharmed. and now the spacex system is ready for a launch with real people aboard, and this could happen as soon as april. >>> in other news, a fiery and deadly tesla crash remains under investigation near san francisco. >> yes, police in pleasanton say the model s lost control at an intersection saturday, then burst into flames after slamming into a cement wall. the driver was killed, and investigators haven't determined whether drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> to the south and new details this morning about a terrifying collision on the water in the caribbean. >> yes, a man on a jet-ski was slammed by a passing boat and knocked unconscious into the water. and it was all caught on camera. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: the terrifying collision caught on camera. a fishing boat barreling over a man on a jet-ski at full speed. >> i knew that there was going to be an impact. it was unavoidable. and my last memory when i lose consciousness is about five feet out, right before impact. >>

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frank sinatra's gold-topped, solid marble toilets from the chairman's suite at the golden nugget in atlantic city were sold at auction. >> two sold for $3500. a fourth sold for $4,200. >> a legit golden toilet. >> he did. >> porcelain. gold. >> gold. not in my house. >> there. that's just incredible there. all right. >>> all right, coming up, we are remembering kobe bryant. >> yes, how the sports legend's larger than life persona influenced farther than sports. influenced farther than sports. farther than sports. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. so many fans are mourning the loss of kobe bryant and his 13-year-old daughter, gianna, in that deadly helicopter crash in calabasas, california. >> bryant forever changed the world of basketball, but he also left an indelible mark as a cultural icon. here is byron pitts. >> reporter: there are countless athletes who could sell shoes or shoot hoops around the world. kobe bryant was perhaps america's most authentic international sports superstar because kobe bryant could also speak the language. several, in fact. spanish. italian. chinese. multilingual, mult

i read an interesting article in "the atlantic" where other candidates should have taken harder shots at him in the debates and the primary process because it looks like she's surging. but the premise of this segment, if you don't reach 15%, 15% of your supporters go to another candidate. where would hers go in theory? joe biden or mayor pete because he's doing well also, but i think -- >> probably biden. >> earn neeveryone needs to com terms with the fact it could be bernie. >> i don't think so. we have to worry about south carolina. he's not going to do anything in south carolina. >> he could do very well on super tuesday in california. >> i wouldn't -- i don't know about california with him. i'm not sure about california, but, you know, you know who this is really on, right? the people who really have -- who know the answer is all of y'all. we can sit up here and talk about who -- [ applause ] because in the polls, every day we have a different poll. some days we have polls that say amy's going up, and then it's -- this one's going up. everybody -- the polls are like this. elizabet

. >> a system carrying heavy rain stretches from the gulf to the mid-atlantic coasts with flash flood watches in effect in a number of areas. a winter storm brought good news for colorado skiers. one resort was hit with 9 inches of fresh powder. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: the storm in the south is bringing heavy rains, flash floods, and dangerously wet roads. in the suburbs north of atlanta, this semi trailer that was hauling more than 22 tons slid off the road and crashed into this gas station parking lot. this surveillance camera was rolling and people there say it sounded like an explosion. when they looked up, 10 vehicles were damaged. >> boom! i don't have words for it. and i'm like, oh gosh, what's that? >> reporter: in wyoming this dash camera video shows another truck crashing on interstate 25 near cheyenne on wednesday during this same storm. the big rig jackknifed and nearly struck a state trooper. west of grand rapids the furious winds and high waves swept two teens off the holland pier and into a very cold lake michigan. the weather is getting in the way of

we've got another winter storm making its way through the mid-atlantic bringing rain and snow, perhaps leading to slick travel for the commute home around philly and d.c. heaviest amounts into the appalachian mountains of west virginia. kenneth, elizabeth. >> adam, thank you. >>> new details this morning on the chain-reaction crash that left five people dead and shut down nearly 90 miles of the pennsylvania turnpike. the ntsb says the bus that triggered the tragedy did not have seat belts for the passengers, a feature the agency says it has recommended to federal highway officials. >>> milwaukee police are looking for a driver who shot two kids who threw snowballs at his car. the boy and girl, ages 13 and 12, were wounded but are expected to recover. police only know it was a white toyota. the kids were part of a group throwing snowballs at passing vehicles and hit the toyota. one neighbor thinks she heard as many as five shots. >>> new york's governor once again became a first responder after a crash on the highway. >> andrew cuomo rescued a man from a partially overturned truck monda

very heavy rains that make their way to the northeast and mid-atlantic by saturday morning. but back in mississippi, parts of alabama, tennessee, which have been very wet the last seven days, they could see four to five inches of rain. flash flooding a big threat there, whit. >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> next tonight, the desperate search for five fishermen missing after their ship sank off the alaska coast. the scandies rose, a 130-foot fishing boat went down about 170 miles southwest of air station kodiak after a mayday call. the coast guard rescuing two survivors from a life raft. more resources being sent to the search area. >>> now, to the dramatic kidnap rescue caught on camera in alabama. body camera footage showing officers freeing a woman who had been taken captive, allegedly beaten inside a white van. authorities moving in after a dangerous chase. here's abc's steve osunsami with the details and the chilling scene they discovered inside that van. >> reporter: authorities north of birmingham tonight are sharing this police body camera video, showing the end

the crew dragon capsule breaking away to land in the atlantic ocean, showing nasa spacex can jettison astronauts to safety. if something were to go wrong. human spaceflight may come this spring. >>> and when we come back, the man who bought a used couch at a thrift store and found a hidden treasure. what happened next, when we come back. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tel

pacific and atlantic, this is for the cash. 2:40, left, tied at four. it's hertl on the break away and he shoots and scores. his fifth of the night. that was the game winner. pacific wins the all-star game, 5-4 and they split a million dollars. to golf, is there golf there? fog delayed the third round of the farmer's in san diego. play would resume, tiger woods making a charge up the leaderboard, 369, tied for 49th at 7 under. five back of the leader, john rahm who shot -- the final goes to a man. you cannot see jordan spieth, he is there. below the gallery. 15th hole. where's the ball? there's no way this is curling in? yes! but he is tied for 43rd. to the nba. >>> lakers and sixers. in philly. lebron james, scores 29 points. a milestone passing kobe bryant for third most points in nba history. kareem and karl malone are one, two. lakers were down big, furious come back in the fourth quarter. alex caruso to lebron with authority. >>> but simmons star of the night. 28 points, ten boards. eight assists and joel embiid the 76ers beat the lakers 108-91. wh

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they are among many items from the executive suite at the former golden nugget casino in atlantic city. i must tell you, it is well known for many years, i was a bad, bad gambling boy, a high roller. i have stayed at the sinatra suite and that's the same toilet they had when i was there. i have sat on the chairman's throne. >> now it's worth something. i didn't even know they made toilets like that of the will. >> did you feel anything special? >> i do now. now that i know they paid $4,000 for it. >> the new dlclaim to fame. >> >>> you've heard the phrase, age is just a knew of the joining me to talk about her new novel, love sometimes, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. i'm so excited. it is the debut of my novel today. it is released today. so this is good luck. >> tell us. it is about ageism in hollywood and a lot of is it wrapped up in your own experiences. talk about that. >> yes of the it is about ageism i as say i'm 83 and i want to b the reason i say the number, people think you're this shrunken up little person or you're ready for burial or whatever. but i r

princes are not shipped over here when no useful duties can be found for them on the other side of the atlantic. the sussexes are working out their own personal issues and canadians wish them the best of luck. canada is not a halfway house for anyone looking to get out of britain while remaining a royal. new images released overnight. duchess meghan continuing her humanitarian work in vancouver visiting justice for girls tuesday. the organization posting these photos on twitter. at 7:00 a.m., we'll be live from buckingham palace with the latest and we'll have new images of harry as he steps out for his first public event since the seismic i >> rude. >> extremely. i just didn't -- >> come to california. >> yeah. >> we will embrace you, not give you the shade. >>> more than half of the bay area's pier 1 stores are closing. we'll show you which ones. >>> and a santa cruz start up trying to make flying >>> live doppler 7, you can see bayview all the way across the golden gate bridge up to mill valley, up through highway 1, lucas valley, novato, petaluma, all the way up to santa rosa, a light shower

we've got pacific and atlantic in the finals. 2:40 left, we're tied. a breakaway, in the circle, the puck is in the net. his fifth of the night. that was the game in wither. pacific wins it 5-4. even better the players get to splat cool million dollars. nba action lakers taking on 76ers. lebron james scored points passing kobe bryant for third all-time in scoring history. simmons up and under for philly. lakers trying to make a comeback. sweet, with authority to lebron. simmons right down broadway throwing it down 28 points, 10 boards, 8 assists. sixers beat lakers 108-91. that's a wrap on morning sports. we're off to miami, everybody. see you there. >> let's get a check in the bay area, not miami. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. if you wanted sunny and warmer, well, our weather will be cooperating by the end of the week and even by this afternoon. we're getting sunshin. the front is pushing through the bay area. heaviest amounts in the north bay where it came down pretty good at a moderate clip for a while. a third of an inch and then really lost some of its

anchovies, atlantic mackerel, pacific chub mackerel, herring, oysters, sardines, trout, wild and alaska salmon, canned or fresh. and with slightly less omega threes include candled light tune, a catfish, crab, flounder, sole, shrimp, lobster, scallops and wild squid. >> one thing to keep in mind is eating more fish could increase your chance of mercury intake. >> to reduce your risk, eat these types of fish rarely if ever. big eye tuna, gulf pile fish, king mackerel, marilyn and orange roughy. if you're looking for well priced food, check out canned salmon. all are economical and provide plenty of omega threes. time to check on the weather. >> it was a good soaking without a doubt. our wettest spots picked up an inch and a half to two and a half inches of rain. and look at live doppler 7. we go to the east bay. we're still seeing some moderate pockets of showers. we have snow over mt. hamilton. and still watching the showers as you will notice. very spotty, light in the north bay. around black point. atherton avenue. some showers, about to move in. right now across parts of the area. te

we've got pacific and atlantic in the finals. 2:40 left, tied at 4-4. tomas hertl, a breakaway, in the circle, the puck is in the net. his fifth of the night. that was the game in wither. pacific wins it 5-4. even better the players get to split cool million dollars. nba action lakers taking on 76ers. lebron james scored 29 points passing kobe bryant for third all-time in nba scoring history. over 33,600 points. ben simmons up and under for philly. lakers down big trying to make a comeback in the fourth quarter here. caruso, sweet, with authority to lebron. simmons right down broadway throwing it down 28 points, 10 boards, 8 assists. sixers beat lakers 108-91. that's a wrap on morning sports. we're off to miami, everybody. see you there. >> fun times. going to be a fun week ahead. let's get a check of the weather with lisa. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. we had the rain coming down overnight. right now scattered showers. a live look outside, blurry camera, some moisture on the lens where temperatures are mild, fog to speak of, scattered li

atlantic moves onto the finals. as for hurdle and his pacific division teammates taking on the central division, he goes top shelf for his first goal. not done yet. check out the toe drag here. backhand, goal, and it will break away. not a great goaltending here in the all-star action. we have pacific and atlantic in the finals. 2:40 left. we're tied at 4. a break away and he's in the circle. the puck is in the net. his fifth of the night. that was the game winner. pacific wins it, 5-4. the players get to split a cool million dollars. >>> nba action, lakers taking on the 76ers. lebron james scored 59 points passing kobe bryant for third all time scoring in nba history. ben simmons, up and under for philly. they were trying to make a comeback. this is sweet. with authority to lebron. but simmons, right down broadway. throwing it down. >>> welcome back. >> here's a live look outside. emeryville looking nice out there. partly cloudy skies. we saw anywhere from about a quarter of an inch of rain to over a half inch up i

book about people i decide to write a book where the characters are thepl world's oceans, chapter on atlantic, the pacific, the medic, the arctic, the south china sea. i think there's power in that because in each of those chapters i talk about the history of that region of the world and tie it to the important of the seas, and that connection to the admiral you're thinkingth of, the greatt strategist the navy has ever produced who created the idea of a global navy. the reason we have a powerful seagoing navy, a powerful marine corps is because of these vast oceans. 70% of this planet is covered by water. 95% of all trade moves on the oceans. 70% of the oxygen you are breathing tonight comes from photosynthesis in the seat, the oceans matter. that's the genesis of the book, and that there is we ought to have a strategy for dealing with those oceans, as shown as alfred mahan articulate a strategy 120 years ago. >> my last two questions before i yield the stage for your presentation have to do with two of the chapters in this wonderful new book, "sailing true north" and i picked these two apple

geopolitics of the world's ocean instead of writing about people i write where the characters are oceans the atlantic and arctic and mediterranean pacific in the south china sea. there is power in that because in each chapter i talk about the history of that region of the world in importance of the sea and that is the connection to the admiral the greatest strategist the navy ever produced creating this idea of a global navy the reason we have a powerful seagoing navy and marine corps is because of these solutions 70 percent of the planet is covered by water 95 percent moves on the ocean 70 percent of the oxygen you are breathing tonight comes from photosynthesis in the sea. the oceans matter that is the genesis of the book and we should have a strategy as we did 120 years ago. >> dealing with the chapters in this wonderful book sailing true north. because commanding richard nixon one of the millions of sailors thousands of ships so the other that i ask about is he was under nixon's command so would chester portrayed now to be familiar to people make it today? >> i think the real question is would he

book about people i decided to write a book where the characters of the world's oceans, chapter on the atlantic, pacific, mediterranean, arctic, south china sea and there is power in that because each of those chapters i talk about the history of that region of the world and tie it to the importance of the sea and that is the connection to the admiral you are thinking of, the greatest strategists the navy has ever produced who created the idea of a global navy and the reason we have a powerful seagoing navy is because of these vast oceans. 70% of this ocean is covered by water, 90% of all trade moves on the ocean blue 70% of the oxygen you are breathing comes from photosynthesis in the sea. the oceans matter. that is the genesis of the book. we are to have a strategy for dealing with those oceans as surely, 120 years ago. >> my last two questions before i yield the stage for your presentation have to do with two chapters in this wonderful book sailing true north, biographical sketches of ten admirals and their voyages. chester nimitz commanded richard nixon, one of millions of sailors on thousa

storm brendan arriving from the atlantic so things are set to turn particularly windy and there will be some heavy rain at times on monday and into tuesday, particularly in the south. we have got largely quiet and clear conditions out there at the moment, but a few showers moving their way west to east across england and wales, drier for scotland and for northern ireland. with the clearing skies tonight, quite a chilly night out there. we are likely to see a touch of frost, especially across the northern half of the british isles, but to start off your monday morning, most places largely dry and settled, but the winds already picking up in the west. all down to this approaching storm system, storm brendan. lots of isobars on the map, as you can see, indicating those really strong winds that we are going to see developing through the day. the winds picking up initially across western parts of england, wales and scotland, and for northern ireland, too, with heavy rain working in from the west. it will stay driest for longest towards the east but windy wherever you are. gusts could reac

then obviously as an essayist for popular mediums i would say that i wrote today in the atlantic how i can almost feel her not moving like she wrote that way and her focus was to write for the people. and a willingness to say and do whatever. >> exactly. >> and then obviously the boy to be involved in organizations more than any other scholar but w e-b do boys but the irony is the personal narrative that was utilized particularly by black scholars and only now are we starting to go back to that. >> that such a good point i figured you would say him because it does make sense but the process of discovering the truth and going to the data of the groundwork do you think this has a publishing story? >> i see in both professional and commercial. >> i think of that of du bois as well because so often when we teach these historic figures as they are singular but if anybody is an example of moving through a very long life with a personal crisis and the tragedy to get closer to the truth, that's his life so you pick up that practice. >> and some of those that he wrote in the thirties and for

just got an e-mail today, actually, from a boy who would read an excerpt from the book that was in the atlantic. he was 16, he was a junior in high school, and he wanted to thank me because i said it made him feel validated. like he could move forward in a better way. from having heard the voices of these other boys. so that's something that i hope with this bucket can be a tool not only for parents, but for boys themselves. that they can hear the voices of other guys and challenge some of this culture that a lot of them want to challenge. maybe open up a more meaningful dialogue between themselves and their peers. or even just within themselves. >> host: i think there's an aspect of the book, i know for my own reading there is a portion of it where you actually talk to young men who are actively engaged in hookup culture and were sleeping sexual conquest. they were having prongs with intimacy, they felt attached from themselves and interactions with other people. there's a real profound loneliness and sadness to it, i thought. you mentioned that even some of them in a couple of rare cases, wer

guess, i just got an e-mail today actually from a boy that had read the excerpt of the book in the atlantic and he was 16. a junior in high school and he wanted to thank me because he said it really made him feel like validated and like she could move forward in a better way from having heard the voices of these other boys and some that is one of the things i hoe in this book is that it can be a tool not only for parents but for boys themselves and that they can hear the voices of others and challenge them in this culture that i want challenge and open up more of a meaningful dialogue between themselves and their peers or even just within themselves. >> host: i think there's an aspect to the book i know for my own reading there was a portion where you actually talk to young men who were actively engaged in hookup culture and were seeking sexual conquest. they were having problems with intimacy, they felt detached from themselves and interactions with other people. there was a really profound loneliness and sadness to it i thought. and you had mentioned that even some of them in a couple of

i just got an email today from a boy to read the excerpt of a book that was in the atlantic. he was 16. a junior in high school.he wrote to thank me because he said it made him feel really validated. like he could move forward in a way from having heard the voices of these other boys. that's what i hope is that it can be a tool. maybe open up a more meaningful dialogue between themselves and their peers or just within themselves. >> i think there's an aspect of the book. there was a portion where you talked to young men actively engaged in hookup culture and were seeking sexual conquest. they were having problems with intimacy. they felt detached from themselves. there was a profound loneliness and sadness. you mentioned that even some of them in a couple rare cases were actually victims of sexual assault or taken advantage of. they were unable to express that. in some cases, the men around them even congratulated them for what they were doing. the self-harm in these situations where they were harmed by others. i thought that was really telling. >> - - said i would never tell

we experimented in the atlantic league an independent league. we'll use it during spring training. over the long haul it will be more accurate. reduce controversy for the game and be good for the game. connell: use it in spring training. he responded to the sign-stealing scandal everybody has been talking about. he says among other things, baseball has no plans to take away the houston astros or boston red sox world series championships, that has been suggested especially in los angeles. not going to happen. he said the investigation into the red sox is still open. he is open to investigating other teams if credible evidence of wrongdoing is revealed. deirdre: one tech product showing stellar growth even though consumers are having privacy concerns. people are buying amazon's ring system at fevers pace. online sales jumped 180% since december. a year ago. all the upsetting videos where hackers are harassing kids in their bedrooms, they have not hurt sales. why not? >> it is kind of amazing, isn't it? i feel like every couple weeks we have a story how someone's ring was hacked. we s

fill the whole north atlantic. looks nasty at the moment with another following on tuesday. the potential for stormy weather into next week. this is bbc news, our latest headlines... the foreign office advises agains all travel to iran against all travel to iran as the country denies a missile was responsible for this week's plane crash in tehran. bbc presenter samira ahmed wins in an employment tribunal she brought against the bbc in a dispute over equal pay. the duchess of sussex returns to canada, after she and prince harry reveal they will step back as senior royals. sport now on afternoon live with jane dougall. we've been hearing from tottenham about harry kane's injury — how are they dealing with it? this was an injury that harry kane sustained on new year's day when tottenham played southampton. it's been confirmed that he needs surgery on his left hamstring and he'll be out for up to three months. it's to repair a ruptured tendon, but this will be a huge loss for his club tottenham, he's their top scorer this season so far with 11 goals.also so important for engla

and we are in the perfect spot where we sit on the edge of the atlantic to develop these storms. they‘re not actually that rare, maybe the severity that rare depending on how they track across the cakes, some head further north, some further south, probably around the 30, a0 mac per year. —— across the uk. if we could have a gulf stream adam a strong jet stream. the us has had terrible weather we are getting that? actually, brendan is the re m na nts of that? actually, brendan is the remnants of an aggressive system that ran across east side of the us. there are breeding ground because you get big temperature contrasts this time of year because of air mass, still warm air to the south pulling warm airfrom mass, still warm air to the south pulling warm air from the gulf of mexico, further north you have cold air pulling down from the arctic, and the boundary between those two air masses, we set up a wind flow at high level in the atmosphere. and thatis high level in the atmosphere. and that is a good old jet stream, another time you know that hero a lot. and we can follow it

looking ahead to thursday, an atlantic frontal system develops, it will swing to the west of the uk, the worst of the weather for western scotland, northern ireland, and for the south—west of england and wales later. widespread gales, 50—60 mph gusts for exposed coasts, quieter and clearer in the east. that whole weather system will roll right the way across the uk later on thursday, all areas getting rain at some stage. to the end of the week, things start to turn quieter, high pressure builds for the weekend, seeing a return of much drier weather, clearer skies, also, chillier nights so expect some frost on friday and saturday nights. still some showers around for northern ireland, wales and central parts of england on friday. generally, getting past the next couple of stormy days, things will turn quieter for the weekend. today at 5pm, children abused by grooming gangs were failed by manchester police and local authorities, according to an official report. the committee says children were suffering "the most profound abuse", but the authorities failed to protect them. i want t

it's part owned by virgin atlantic, which itself is part owned by one of the biggest carriers of all, delta. so british airways has gone on the attack. willie walsh, the ultimate boss of ba, argues that virgin and delta have the resources to rescue flybe themselves, and the taxpayer was picking up the tab for their mismanagement of the airline. he added, "this is a blatant misuse of public funds." flybe is the latest in a succession of troubled uk travel companies. last year, it was thomas cook, with 9,000 jobs, which the government decided not to save. ministers have moved quickly to defend their approach this time. the government isn't in the market to bail out private companies. what we do, on a case by case basis, is look to see whether a business is viable. the difference, for example, between flybe and thomas cook was that in the case of thomas cook it had huge amounts of debt, and any taxpayers‘ money would have simply been throwing good money after bad. it was not a viable company. it is understood that the flybe rescue package involves the government allowing it to defer £

very few people row across the atlantic, just to really experience that. we're just looking at some pictures, you mentioned musical instruments, not just any old, but bagpipes! yes, absolutely. jamie plays a lead pipes so we absolutely. jamie plays a lead pipes so we thought it would be a crime not to bring a full set across. somebody donated a site just to arrive in a bit of style. i have never seen anything like it before! so, what you don't knowjoining us now is mary glasgow, the ceo of children 1st, one of the charities you have very kindly generated all this money for. mary, what is your m essa 9 es this money for. mary, what is your m essa g es to this money for. mary, what is your messages to the theory brothers? first of all, massive congratulations on your amazing achievement. secondly, it is a huge and enormous thank you from everybody at children 1st, especially from all the children and the families you have helped to keep self in the next wee while. we never had an ounce of doubt that you would make it, but it is mind blowing that you have bro

across the atlantic, brings the mildest of the air. ten to 12 degrees here and lower across the midlands and southern england. clad in the north will push it further southwards and... temperatures will hold up in the highlands. flag for the commute over central southern england and wales. that could cause a few issues on the commute to work. it could ta ke to on the commute to work. it could take to the end of the morning for some, but over overall a great day in england and wales. always more cloud in scotland and northern ireland threatening a few spots in northern ireland best of sunshine in the east. the headlines: a leak of a government commissioned review suggest the hs2 high—speed rail link could gusts up to £106 billion, more than three times the estimated cost. prince harry speaks out for the first time since decided to stand down from royal duties, telling of his great sadness but saying he had no other option. —— could cost up to £106 billion. tony hall is to step down as bbc director—general and is to become the c

progress into the middle part of the week showed slightly less cold air pushing in from the atlantic around the area of high pressure, temperatures will gradually lift up relative to the start of the week. cold start mid week, then some cloud producing rain and drizzle. like today, there will be some holes in that car, especially eastern high ground, may be better for especially eastern high ground, may be betterfor some in northern ireland. wind generally loud, breezy in scotland. temperatures could creep back to double figures across southern areas. enter thursday and friday, some weather fronts will skirt across the far north of scotland, bringing some winter conditions. overall, high pressure is in charge, keeping thursday and friday largely dry, fairly cloudy, patchy overnight mist and fog. saturday, more of a south—westerly breeze, that will break hard up across eastern areas, some sunshine. a you shop around in at the west, after a bit of a cold start, temperatures still around 9 to 11 celsius. into sunday, overweather front foot itself and eastwards, introducing more sunshi

exceptionally unusual because the winds in this pa rt unusual because the winds in this part of the south atlantic, unlike the first time and january we have had a storm here, be pulled and moisture from the north—east and we kept the rainfall coming. on a positive note next few days it should start to thin out but it is not just the should start to thin out but it is notjust the interior but closer to the cost as well and 40 people have lost their lives due to the severity of the weather but it looks like things will start to improve and it cannot get any worse. an improving outlook for this part of the world. i was looking closer to home. what a great day it has been for this little fellow, showers across the uk but for some it has been rain and quite a grey picture, snow for others but i think the snow problematic through this evening and onto tomorrow morning across northern regions, showers crowding m, northern regions, showers crowding in, perhaps across the southwest islands, up to ten centimetres of snow and with showers around and to push temperatures coming down that could be ice aroun

all of that warm air is getting pulled up all the way across the atlantic and the azores is pushing into spain and france as you saw on that anomaly chart for the dark red areas were. look what happens to the uk, it raises income a little bit of blue, attack of something called briefly to the north of the uk but nothing properly cold setting across northern europe really in the coming days. —— a tuck of something blue. this banter rain has pushed its way in and it is a warm weather fronts so mother has already flooded in the south of the uk and through this evening and overnight, overnight lows look the same as yesterday's highs, it is a very mild night to come. that itself will be a mile today, a lot of cloud around, misty, murky to the south and by the coast. wet and 20 for the north west of scotland, quite gusty winds actually at times, potentially even some slightly destructive winds here. further south, a notable breathe, it will be quite a gusty wind but nonetheless it is that south—westerly wind direction that is key to assessing temperatures up to 14 degrees in the south—

the cloud is living out in the atlantic, containing milder air which will continue to arrive across the uk this weekend but, right now, we are in this little envelope of cooler air that is moving across all of us. these are the temperatures earlier this evening, —— the temperatures for early in the evening this evening, very windy in the north of scotland, those numbers in northern scotland are the gust speeds, very windy in the northern isles, some travel disruption there already. the winds will gradually ease down overnight but the showers keep going, perhaps merging into longer spells of rain in scotland, cloud coming into northern ireland with showers of the irish sea into western parts of england and wales. the us guys for longer of the south—east of england and east anglia, lighter winds here and maybe a pinch of frost by the weekend morning. some sunshine perhaps. the western side of the uk looks cloudy, further pockets of light rain and drizzle will see some more persistent rain affecting the highlands of scotland. there is windy and more sunshine for shetland, across the

already mooring gathering in the south and west, so various weather systems running an our westerly atlantic flow, which keeps things generally speaking milder than you would see at this time of year, but with it, lots of cloud, wind and rain. colder airat times in lots of cloud, wind and rain. colder air at times in the north on sunday, which means that when the weather front comes in, we could see some wintriness. 0n front comes in, we could see some wintriness. on saturday, as we clear one area of rain out the way, takes a few hours, then we see drier weather for parts of and wales, with a few showers. but a brisk northerly wind setting and across the north of scotland, bringing something a bit colder in at least for a time, saturday night into sunday. but then the next area of low pressure, the next rain bands will bring some more rain through saturday night into sunday, taking the time to clear away. and as they come into that cold air in the north, we could see ita cold air in the north, we could see it a bit more wintry. staying so hopefully in the north of scotland, but as always, mo

with this blast of north—westerly winds, high pressure building up from the atlantic that you do have to blink because it will not last long. then, back into the u nsettled not last long. then, back into the unsettled picture once again. on tuesday, when everything has been so mild, it looks like it will be a milder than average january across the uk. february starts on a mild note but actually, we have that brief spell of chilly weather around the early parts of next week. as ever, more on the website and weather warnings at the moment. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the first confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the uk: two members of the same family who'd been at a yorkshire hotel are being treated in hospital. they have now been transferred to a high consequence infection unit, a very high consequence infection unit, a very secure high consequence infection unit, a very secure infectious disease specialist unit in newcastle. touching down, an evacuation flight — carrying more than 80 britons from wuhan — the source of the outbreak — lands at raf brize norton. pa

behind it, it turns a bit colder, these are colder winds blowing off the north atlantic. sliding in across the northern half of the uk, talking about single figures, whereas in the south we are hanging onto some of that mild barrier, could be as high as 14 degrees in london. it does look as temperatures will ease back down closer to what they should be this time of year. goodbye. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 4pm... jailed for a minimum of 30 years — the most prolific rapist in british history — reynhard sinaga is described in court as an evil sexual predator and a monster. he preyed on young men as he prowled manchester's city centre before drugging them — police believe there are many more victims — who've yet to come forward. we believe there's over 190 victims that have been involved with sinaga, with reynhard sinaga, and 70 of them are still to be identified. huge crowds gather in tehran to mourn the iranian general, killed by us forces — britain urges restraint as both sides issue fresh threats against each other. this