the seasons change you have a tree out that way, it looks lovely. it s practical. it kind of works. also, if you had grass in front of the front door and it got messed up duck carol, he has ruined it now by saying it is practical rather than romantic. good morning. absolutely. good morning. it doesn t do it for me. i would rather a cup of tea. it is a chilly start to the day in east anglia. temperatures last night fell close to freezing. clear skies here. it won t last. we ve also got some mist and fog patches around with poor visibility in some places. the forecast for today is a mostly dry one. it is often going to be cloudy. you can see the extent of the cloud cover across the country. clear skies at the moment in east anglia. the cloud will build. clear skies in the south west. cloud will build for you. you could catch an isolated shower. across the midlands through parts of wales and northern ireland
the storms moving north now. it s strengthening and could form into a bomb cyclone. conditions expected to get worse. million s of people under blizzard warnings. schools are shut down. live team coverage ahead as we continue to track the path of this storm. bill: it sounds bad. bomb cyclone, right? here in new york out the window it s coming down and i think it s always fascinating to see when our friends in the south get hit with a storm like this where they adapt and adjust and they are getting it today. it won t last. sandra: they don t have the supplies like we do up here. bill: trump team for the first showdown of this year of 2018. the president has made very clear and he has not waivered that there is no daca without funding for the wall. the wall is to be built. he made that promise. it has begun. bill: so today president trump meets with top republican
and labor shares to be in the 53% and now it s 46%. the difference is largely corporate profits have doubled. so this is a consequence of poli policies that benefit people like me and not like your viewers. so along this notion, what made us want to reach out to you today is because we remembered this memo you wrote a year ago. this is to your fellow zillionaires. you wrote this. so i have a message for my fellow fiflty rich for all of us who live in our gated bubble worlds. wake up, people. it won t last. if we don t do something to fix glaring inequalities the pitch forks are going to come for us. no society can sustain this kind of rising inequality. you are one of many zillionaires and wondering what kind of
he s a narcissist that creates media attention and he s very popular. whom am i referring to? russian president vladimir putin, of course, but the parallels with a certain american politician known as the donald are obvious. trump has got a wide following. he is running a campaign devoid of ideas. the bullying authoritarian personality, the putin style usually doesn t work here. this summer has been an exception. but history suggests that it won t last. only i see one line in here that s wrong. only if trump invade ukraine. one more for the list, do you think he advantage wished and then back. exactly. what is surprising about trump is he attracted such a wide following. i m going to have to ask david ignatius to watch television and talk to people. he has a huge following, and he has for years, long before he
permanent. or iran ia is a greater power and far more integrated into everything, including diplomatically. and ting are putin has every reason, if he looks at the record to think whatever we might do, however painful it may be in the near-term, it won t last, it won t ultimately be serious. and neil, he gets crimea. that s a big prize. what s it worth? yeah, yeah, it s invaluable to him. you re right about that. thank you. always good seeing you. thank you, neil. meanwhile, this was the scene in ukraine today. u.n. envoy car surrounded by angry protesters in crimea. after meeting with a navy commander and some very tense moments at a coffee shop, a fox radio reporter villa skype from crimea. what s going on there now? very tense moments for robert