conference here. i think that it s important to note that we now have 156 unaccounted-for individuals. the hard part here is that families actually just began to stream out of this hotel which has been set up as the location for those family members. to not only hold and have rooms but also get their briefings ahead of that public-press conference. and the faces and the body language of those individuals was was particularly somber. because i think what that press conference you just heard from was indication that hope is dwindling ever more. the new number of unaccounted is 156. it was 159 earlier today. they also announced that there was one additional body recovered as well as other remains. that puts the total of dead up to five. four of those individuals have been identified but they re not releasing their names publicly. that fifth body hasn t been identity at this time. i can t underscore the fact that family and friends and neighbors here are waiting for news of the
to g reatly donald trump is calling for the us to greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear arsenal. also this hour. the syrian government has declared victory in aleppo after the last rebel fighters and civilians leave the eastern part of the city. the words of a child who moved thousands. we speak to seven year old bana, who took to social media to describe the bombing of aleppo. and, prince charles says religious persecution today has echoes of the dark days of the 1930s. good evening and welcome to bbc news. breaking news from the prison officers association. it says that 60 inmates have taken control of a wing at her majesty s prison 0n the isle of sheppey in kent. this came from the prison 0fficers‘ association. that 60 inmates have taken control of a wing at her majesty s prison swaleside on the isle of sheppey in kent. a lot of debate at the moment about the state of britain s prisons, including of course following the riot at birmingham prison last week. seve
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right now at 10:00 gusty wind and below freezing temperatures continue the grip the region. what you can expect overnight and into the morning hours as you head to work. and, for the third time this month a crew hit a local gun shop and this time didn t get the guns, what prevented them from robbing the store. and exclusively on fox5 we catch up with two texas congressmen who just yapd up a 1600 mile road trip to d.c. we re trying to figure out how you shut done a whole high way and not tell anybody. see why this odd couple has social media buzzing. ought be we begin tonight with the frigid blast of weather and impact it s having on owe our region. good and i m slawn shawn yancy. due to the cold weather loudoun county and fairfax are on a two hour delay tomorrow. let s get to fox5 caitlin roth the temperatures are driving well below freezing tonight. that s rite, tony, shawn, another night with wind and cold temperatures meaning bitter wind chills to st
gerri: we begin tonight with big news for consumers and a possible game changer in the world of smart phones. microsoft s deal to buy nokia for $7 billion will shake up the business of mobile devices. it will also usher in a new era for the smart phone consumer. more choice, more competition from low prices. we could be headed in the right direction. editor in chief. welcome back to the show. good to see you. what does this mean for consumers? this is about microsoft having control end to end over the product. maybe it means a better experience. one company understands the whole enchilada, the phone, the software, the application. their work with third-party companies including the best friends. another part of the family. maybe it will mean phones show up faster. the pipeline, manufacturing. gerri: it s all integrated. right. maybe faster delivery of new designs. right now, somewhat similar. variations. getting bigger but they have similar, recognizable styles. we on it,