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hello, this is breakfast, with rachel burden and jon kay. the british red cross warns of a humanitarian crisis in nhs hospitals in england. the charity says the government needs to provide more money to ease the strain. it s after dozens of a&e departments were forced to divert ambulances to other hospitals. good morning, it s saturday 7th january. also ahead, an american army veteran has been arrested after five people were shot dead at fort lauderdale airport in florida. donald trump promises to look at ways of combating cyber attacks on us elections after a briefing from intelligence chiefs. a bump in the road councils predict a huge rise in the repair bill for potholes in england and wales. in sport, it s a stroll for city in the fa cup as manchester city put five past west ham united to go through to the fourth round. and in the next hour, we ll meet the schoolboy putting his new blade into action as children in england are given sporting prosthetics for the firs ....
are performing a mysterious synchronised flying ritual. good morning from westminster, where later today the bill giving theresa may the power to start the process of leaving the eu is due to reach its final stages in the commons. last night, the government saw off a potential rebellion from conservative backbenchers, but today s debate could cause more labour rifts. its mps have been told to back the bill. here s our political correspondent tom bateman. a battle for control over the process of brexit. how much say will parliament have? last night mps ended more than seven hours of debate which contained what some saw as a concession from the government. i can confirm on the final agreement to be approved before both houses of parliament before it s concluded. in other words mps will get to vote on any future brexit deal before it is signed off by the government and the eu, but theresa may s negotiations with other eu leaders are likely to be complex and some mps are wo ....
we ll get reaction from conservative mps shortly. also on the programme this is the house of lords. brexiters the most important single issue which has faced the country for decades. we also have the terrible situation of losing an empire at the same time. how deep is oui’ grasp, empire at the same time. how deep is ourgrasp, if we empire at the same time. how deep is our grasp, if we are honest, of what is actually going on in the eu machinery operating below us? 800 unelected politicians get paid to sit here, but it s been rocked by another scandal after claims that some members collect their daily allowance whilst contributing absolutely nothing. that is an allowance of £300. we ll bring you the story. and this is the dramatic moment a crying girl was rescued from rubble after an air strike in syria. we ll bring you the story. hello. welcome to the programme, we re live until iiam. throughout the morning we ll bring you the latest breaking news and developing st ....
it ising its way to the north and passing over areas like marlborough and hopkinton right now. boston, 19 with some flurries around town. southeastern massachusetts looking mostly dry with temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s. i will step in and say some flurry reports coming non. 7:00 this morning, 18 degrees. at noontime, 27. i will keep the slight risk of some flurries for everybody, but the best chance of any kind of minor accumulation along the coastline and during the afternoon, we are looking at mostly cloudy and mostly dry conditions. 30 here at 3 p.m. and back down to 25 degrees at 7:00 this evening with just some clouds around. the next batch of snow comes in tomorrow. we will talk toe analysis just a couple of minutes. back to julie for a check of the roads. shiri, speed restriction on the pike has been lifted. mass d.o.t. tweeting this at the top of the hour. was 40 miles per hour. but has been listed on the pike from the new york border to sturbridg ....
hello and welcome. i am mark barton. a warm welcome to the first hour of the program. it is 6:00 a.m. in london. let s get to the top story. more than 100 world leaders gathered in new york for a united nations summit on climate change. among them was u.s. president obama urging action while there is still time. there is one issue that will define the contours of the century more genetically than any other. and that is the urgent and of a changing climate. the chinese delegation was there. some commentators suggesting these are bold commitments coming. bigger than they have made in the past. president obama saying the u.n. money is helping emerging markets. key to this conversation is the level of development. obama has called climate change, which was a key part of it hasction campaign not been embraced by everyone in congress. this is the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet begin to heal. they almost laughed at him. they say he woul ....