snow, thank you for coming _ miss that. jon snow, thank you for coming on _ miss that. jon snow, thank you for coming on the _ miss that. jon snow, thank you for coming on the media - miss that. jon snow, thank you for coming on the media showl for coming on the media show today. it is wonderful to hear from you and thank you to our studio engineer. everyone out there, thank you so much for listening and goodbye. hello. scotland and northern ireland have the lion's share of friday's sunshine, even these areas are likely to turn cloudier as we go on through the weekend. a weekend which will for most places, bring plenty of cloud. despite that, it will be dry, it will gradually turn cooler as that weekend goes on, as well. there is an area of high pressure right across the united kingdom giving plenty of settled weather as we go through the weekend. but trapped underneath that, there is a lot of cloud. now, where there have been clear spells overnight in and into the morning, in scotland and northern england in particular, this is where we will wake up to the lowest temperatures and ther

, jon snow, he may be our own jon snow, he can be all right. they have peter snow. it will make sense. and i had three years of amazing journalism, really. because, sadly, the ira went wild and were bombing their way across london and the lucky thing was that i rode a bicycle. and so i got to the scene of the crime often before anyone else got anywhere near it. and all i had to do was find somewhere to lock my bike up. other than that i have my tape recorder on my shoulder and dived straight in. and if you are getting raw amazing reviewing stuff, right there on the ground, it is much more powerful, even if it is not as good. it may not be greatjournalism, but it was very powerful radio and people thought they were right in the heart of it. and you are thought to be a very good reporter, even though i probably was a terrible reporter. you took over as channel 4 news readerfrom peter after he absconded to the bbc. i don�*t think it was never regarded as regarded as the job i do as reading the news. it is interrogating the news. of course, youï¿

jon snow, there's no possibility. and i thought, he may not actually be asleep, he might be pretending to be asleep. and i looked at the holster and the holster was undone and i could'vejust pulled the gun out, but was it loaded? what idiot would let idi amin on board with a loaded pistol? and then i thought, you're an idiot, you're not going to survive this if you try that. and so, i did not. do you regret it? no, thank goodness, what a stupid thing to try and do. you watched nelson mandela walk to freedom, what was that like and how do you go about reporting the story? that was absolutely glorious. it was absolutely, the most glorious, it was liberation. south africa had a terrible record of apartheid and here was, he was almost a jesus christ figure who had appeared out of prison, an absolute hero of the time and amazing responsibility of being allowed to interview him. of course, he was no problem at all. it is impossible to say, but he was as interested in me as he was in him. kept asking me questions, and i said

"peter snow?" "jon snow?" "he may be our ownjon snow, he can be all right. "they have their own peter snow, and it will all make sense!" and i had three years of amazing journalism, really. because, sadly, the ira went wild, bombing their way across london, and the lucky thing was that i rode a bicycle and so, i got to the scene of the crime often before anyone else got anywhere near it and all i had to do was find somewhere to lock my bike up. and otherwise, i had my tape recorder on my shoulder and dived straight in. and of course, if you are getting raw, amazing, revealing stuff right there on the ground, it is much more powerful, even if it's not as good. i mean, it may not be great journalism, but it was very powerful radio and people felt they were right in the heart of it. and you are therefore thought to be a very good reporter, even though i probably was a terrible reporter. you took over as channel 4 news newsreader from peter sissons after he absconded to the bbc. was that always your end goal, to read the news? i don't think it really was. i don'

jon snow has been the face of the programme since 1989. over the course of three decades, he has grilled every prime minister, from margaret thatcher up to and including theresa may. he drew the iconic words, "let bygones be bygones" from nelson mandela. he shared a plane with idi amin, reported on wars in iran and crises in vietnam. and it's not all been hard news. he has danced and sung on tv and even got stoned on camera. but he's also been accused of being too partisan, of having political views that were too obvious and which undermine the network's impartiality. and so, at a time when the future of channel 4 is upforgrabs, his words have come under unprecedented scrutiny. jon snow, welcome to the media show, and i guess before we start, the first question is — you've got a few days left at channel 4 news. hoping for an interview with borisjohnson? i'm absolutely standing ready and i have every hope that that phone call will come and i'll suddenly be able to say i have literally interviewed every prime minister since i've started. b

jon snow, there's no possibility. and i thought, he may not actually be asleep, he might be pretending to be asleep. and i looked at the holster and the holster was undone and i could'vejust pulled the gun out, but was it loaded? what idiot would let idi amin on board a loaded pistol? and then i thought, you're an idiot, you're not going to survive this if you try that. and so, i did not. do you regret it? no, thank goodness, what a stupid thing to try and do. you watch nelson mandela walk to freedom, what was that like and how do you go about reporting the story that was absolutely glorious. it was absolutely, the most glorious, it was liberation. south africa had a terrible record of apartheid and here i was, he was almost a jesus christ figure who had appeared out of prison, an absolute hero of the time and amazing responsibility of being allowed to interview him. because he was no problem at all. it is impossible to say that he was as interested in me as he was in him. kept asking me questions, and i said mr presi

jon snow, there's no possibility. and i thought, he may not actually be asleep, he might be pretending to be asleep. and i looked at the holster and the holster was undone and i could've just pulled the gun out but was it loaded? what idiot would let idi amin on board with a loaded pistol? and then i thought, you're not going to survive this if you try that. and so, i did not. do you regret it? no. thank goodness, what a stupid thing to try and do. in 1990, you watched nelson mandela walk to freedom, what was that like and how do you go about reporting the story of that kind? it was intoxicating. it was absolutely the most glorious, it was liberation. south africa had a terrible record of apartheid and here i was, and there was an almost jesus christ figure who had appeared out of prison, an absolute hero of the time and the amazing responsibility of being allowed to interview him. because he was no problem at all. it's impossible to say but he was as interested in me as he was in him. he kept asking questions. i don'

snow, his fast bowler, who was tricky i needed a bit of man management but railing with got the best out of him. i think also he will be remembered as a pioneer when it came to cricket rights. when i interviewed him for my book, he gave me chapter and verse on his two ashes tours, one in 62—63, an unhappy trip for him, he called it the sussex tour, the amity is dominated, they had the use of all the cars and ending with was called off his sick bed to field for colin cowdrey who wanted to take his wife to the cinema. but eight years later, he led that triumphant trip to australia, and it was a complete reverse. he will be remembered also as a brilliant, shrewd spin bowler. he hated giving away runs, a bit like james anderson these days. and a very good batsman, another tee. he opened some times for england, he was that good. but a brilliant captain. he had to leave yorkshire to go and get captaincy experience at leicestershire, and led them to the county championship in 1975. and then for yorkshire, he came out of retirement at the age of 50 to captain them again and even then, his

jon snow has been the face of the programme since 1989. over the course of three decades, he has grilled every prime minister, from margaret thatcher up to and including theresa may. he drew the iconic words, "let bygones be bygones" from nelson mandela. he shared a plane with idi amin,

you know, jon snow in london. if you look, roughly, a century ago, things that government spent money on was urban project. water, sewer and sanitation and all oft that. that investment paid off multiple folds. when plummeting death rates and plummeting so much so the l spanish flu, a super big outbreak. there was really a century where we can dwell. a couple of things. world travel got so fast that diseases enslaved from wuhan china to new york in a matter of minutes. also the things that we needed to prevent within the city. doing what we needed to do to prevent the spread of covid across the world or any of the other potential pandemics. if we want to have our cities be healthy and sustainable for us, we will need to address these just as we had to address the earlier issues that plagued cities until very recent times. >> in the 19th century, we really argued that it is the hinge of history where government stopped being agents of death which is pretty much all they did prior to 1800 is kill people. fundamental

up over a foot of snow also. so winter weather is here in hawaii -- and in some portions in the states. jon: what a december. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz. >> you got it. jon: a little progress to report this week in the iran nuclear talks. find out what is next in the high stakes negotiations as we go around the globe, that's next. bye mom. my helpers abound, i'll need you today. our sleigh is now ready, let's get on our way. a mountain of toys to fulfill many wishes. must be carried across all roads and all bridges. and when everyone is smiling and having their fun i can turn my sleigh north because my job here is done. it's not magic that makes more holiday deliveries to homes in the us than anyone else, it's the hardworking people of the united states postal service. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why don't you just call it kayak.

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i want to thank jon epcar and the 8g band. stay safe, get vaccinated. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, dangerously cold. who will see freezing temperatures and where we could see snow in the bay area by tomorrow morning. >> and so much snow in the sierra, roads closed and resorts. when will you be able to get to tahoe? >>> no longer ten days, cdc issues a major revision to how long you should quarantine if you get covid. plus -- >> i think you have to fasten your seatbelts for new year's, we're in store for more delays and cancellations. >> the double whammy hitting airlines that could leave you stranded if you're trying to fly. >>> we begin with dangerously cold temperatures. can't see it on live cameras but if you stepped outside, you have felt it. near freezing temperatures across the bay area at this hour. so cold we're seeing snow on local mountaintops. cool time lapse from atop mount hamilton in the south bay and also snow in the east bay, mount diablo, very unusual. also a chance lower elevations could see a dusting

. >> fox news live i am jon scott a winter storm creating havoc on the west coast this weekend. northern california and nevada are pounded by a storm giving as much as 2 feet of snow in some areas. it has created whiteout conditions among several interstates with the 20 car pileup near reno and a 70-mile stretch of interstate 80 has been shut down in california. forecasters warned travel throughout the sierra nevada's could be dangerous for days. nuclear talks to revive the 2016 deal with iran resumes tomorrow in vienna that is word from the lead negotiator. president biden has signaled he will rejoin the deal if iran agrees to abide by the guidelines. i am jon scott. now back to "the next revolution". steve: as participation in organizations claim in america we have seen a new belief system to fill the void and that is the religion focus on. it is based on the belief that racism and prejudice and discrimination are in every contract on —- every corner this new religion is it worships up its own creation with its own original sins like being born with white privilege and their

all right, jon, thanks very much. michael? >>> george, we're going to that massive storm in the midwest. several feet of snow in some areas. torrential rain, mudslides and flooding. matt gutman is in soda springs, california, for us this morning. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it's been a fire hose of moisture aimed right at california. you can tell it's still coming down. over 60 inches of snow here at the sugar bowl ski resort. that's over five feet. i want to show you the side by side image of what it looked like just a couple days ago. almost completely bare. in fact so little moisture had fallen in this part of california over the past month that climate scientists had actually begun to worry about the disappearance of california's snowpack. this morning, after hammering the west coast, that massive winter storm surging eastward. the so-called atmospheric river breaking several daily records across the state of california making for treacherous driving conditions and triggering multiple mudslides.

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not much chance of snow. are we going to get some nice dry walks outside of a christmas? some of us will, jon. yes. the weather will turn more unsubtle from today. it is a cold start. a frosty one for many. temperatures last night fell to —10.2 in braemar. towards the west of the temperatures are not as low. that is because we have more cloud and rain coming in across parts of northern ireland. some of us starting off on a bright note with some sunshine. the cloud building all the time out of this band of rain, moving into northern ireland, western and southern scotland, northern england and wales. windy behind it. that went is salient because it is coming from a southerly direction. note the temperatures in the west. higher than across central and eastern areas. still pretty cold in the far north of scotland. as we head through the evening and overnight at this rate might marches north—east was. we could see some snow for a time in northern scotland. behind it a lot of dry weather. some clear skies. the next system then comes in from the west. western areas not as co