(james) in the east bay... vandals broke over 20 car windows in the parking lot of a senior home tuesday night. kron 4's gabe slate talked to people who live there and has the story. sound from charmain stevens / resident - westlake christian terrace senior residence " it hurts because it's my home, people don't have much here, we are on a budget"charmain stevens a resident here at westlake christian terrace senior residence in oakland says it was painful this morning as the residents here came out to a parking lot littered with glass windows in 28 of their cars were broken overnight sound from charmain stevens / resident - westlake christian terrace senior residence "yeah they stealing, going car to car" nats - clean sound from flora wong / resident - westlake christian terrace senior residence "somebody call me and say your car is broke" now flora wong has to pay $150 to get her window fixed. .. for nothing sound from flora wong / resident - westlake christian terrace senior residence "they took nothing" nats

for east anglia and the south—east. for east anglia and the south—east tomorrow it will be another day at patchy cloud and sunny spells and temperatures into the mid—20s. then a time. the front doors of separating some cool air in the north—west and warmer air in the south—east. for east anglia and the south—east. for east anglia and the south—east tomorrow it will be another day at patchy cloud and sunny spells and temperatures into the mid—20s. then i weatherford fringing into eastern a time and north—west will see some sunny spells but temperatures will be 17-19 spells but temperatures will be 17—19 whereas the south—east will get into the mid—20s. during tuesday the weatherford still sitting around and this band of cloud, the odd bit and this band of cloud, the odd bit and peterjory rain, and the one in the south—east at this stage, mid—to high teens at best in north—west. a similar day on wednesday, however later in the day we will see some rain pushing into northern ireland and western

east west divide when it comes to the f.t. the f.t. in this poll last one point in west and. again this shows a deepening gulf between the east and the west and. all the voters of all the other parties say that they do want the a.s.d. watched not watched by the intelligence agencies doesn't mean that the f.t. would be banned straightaway and also this is a question that only the the country's regions can decide on because that's how the intelligence service is built up here and it's a federal system but actually we will see whether this is a continuing trend or not because we will have very important state elections coming up in germany's east next year where the f.t. will probably come out really strong and there's one issue where they really are getting a lot of political mileage i mean we have to mention after the violence and chemists that the locals they basically choose law enforcement of losing control again we're seeing it east west of vidal when this is polled and i'd like to have a closer look now because when asked

president carter never lost sight of the urgency of the search for peace in the middle east. the camp david summit was to become a key chapter in that story. separate helicopters brought the leaders to the meeting ground on the evening of september 5. warm greetings from the president and rosalynn carter were waiting for president sadat and later for prime minister begin as they stepped on to the landing pad at camp david. there was no hint of the momentous task fargas the three men in the cheerful, easy manner they displayed upon arriving for what was called an open-ended summit, a meeting with no time limit for success or failure, either. president carter, who held constant briefing sessions with middle eastern experts from the u.s. state department, was available to the egyptian and israeli delegations at all times. the process of give-and-take, debate, and analysis went on day and night among the leaders and their staffs. except for religious observances, there was little relief from the constant negotiating sessions. one recess, arranged by president carter, included a s

the east midlands, east anglia, the south—east likely to be warm but towards the north—west of uka warm but towards the north—west of uk a different story, quite a bit coolah with the show is coming in was the south—east, the temperatures continuing to creep up and up —— caller. into the early part of next week, remnants of ex— hurricane helene. it will dry its way quickly northwards over the northern side of the uk. uncertainty about the detail. the winds will collect really picking up as it sweeps its way northwards and is threatening to bring heavy rain briefly as well. the system has come from a long way south and contains tropical air. that will be felt across the east and south—east of the uk for monday and south—east of the uk for monday and tuesday. it will be not as warm in the north and west of the uk. stronger winds. rain for in the north and west of the uk. strongerwinds. rainfora in the north and west of the uk. stronger winds. rain for a while. towards the south—east this is where temperatures will continue to climb into the mid—20s. this is bbc news. the

still looks likely that the south—east of england, east anglia, the east midlands will be warm with afair bit the east midlands will be warm with a fair bit of sunshine. and then behind the reindeer in the cool, fresh airfor behind the reindeer in the cool, fresh air for scotland and northern ireland with sunshine and showers. the band of rain cobbles down about as far south as east anglia through the midlands. —— topples. . there won't be much rain on that. then we are thick cloud arriving from the south—west with southerly wind, warmer wind. we are left with a temperature contrast across the uk. much cool in the north, just for a while. into tuesday, this is where we might see the remnants of ex— hurricane helene impacting the weather. this low pressure drives its way northwards across western pa rt its way northwards across western part of the uk and it might bring disruptive, severe gales, quite unusualfor disruptive, severe gales, quite unusual for this disruptive, severe gales, quite unusualfor this time disruptive, severe gales, quite unusual for this time of year. we are u

(jr stone) in the east bay... police have arrested 4 teens... for threatening pittsburg high school. the threats were made through social media posts. three of the teens are pittsburg high students. the other is a former black diamond high school student. police say the teens did ánot have weapons. (catherine) in the north bay... a toddler died in a crash on i-80 in vallejo early sunday. his father is facing several charges including driving under the influence. the c-h-p says the 2-year-old boy was ejected from the car when it had rolled over. the little boy's mother described the moment she learned of her son's death. (catherine) (catherine) the c-h-p says the 2-year- old was not properly secured in hiscar seat.. lawrence karnow: high pressure and

who represents the east bay... took time to bay tribute to former oakland mayor and congressman ron dellums... who died earlier this year.( will ) dellums died back in july after a battle with cancer. he was 82 years old. ( darya ) in about 3 hours ... the rio vista bridge on highway 12 near aioch will be closed ... as crews make repairs. the bridge will be closed between 9 this morning and 2 this afternoon... and it will be closed again overnight on saturday starting at 4 p-m. caltrans said the mechanism that raises and lowers the bridge was damaged back on august ninth. so if you're heading to sacramento this weekend... use 80 or 680 to get there. ( darya ) happening today... two nature preserves in sonoma county will open to guests for the first time. the gateway

anglia, south—east england getting up to 22 or 23 celsius. but behind that front, we're going to be in the mid—to—high teens. a sign of something fresher to come as we head towards the end of the week. so, from thursday into friday, here's our front sliding its way south and eastwards. high pressure starts to build in as we head towards the weekend. so, across northern ireland and scotland, we should see a return of some sunshine, but for all of us by the end of the week we're back into something much fresher. so, after those temperatures getting up to 22 or 23 celsius on thursday, by the time you to friday, things will be starting to turn cooler. and into the weekend, some cool days, some chilly nights, but for most of us it will be generally dry, with some spells of sunshine. that's all from me. bye— bye. the latest headlines: bill cosby — once one of the biggest names on us television — has been sentenced to between three and 10 years in prison for aggravated indecent assault. thejudge in pennsylvania branded him a sexually viole

the east midlands, east anglia, the south—east likely to be warm but towards the north—west of the uk a different story, quite a bit cooler with the show is coming in was the south—east, the temperatures continuing to creep up and up. into the early part of next week, this area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it will drive its way quickly northwards up the western side of the uk. uncertainty about the detail. the winds will collect really picking up as it sweeps its way the winds look like really picking up as it sweeps its way northwards and is threatening to bring heavy rain briefly as well. the system has come from a long way south and contains tropical air. that will be felt across the east and south—east of the uk for monday and tuesday. it will be not as warm in the north and west of the uk. stronger winds. rain for a while. towards the south—east this is where temperatures will continue to climb into the mid—20s. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: hurricane florence is pounding

president carter never lost sight of the urgency of the search for peace in the middle east. the camp david summit was to become a key chapter in that story. separate helicopters brought the leaders to the meeting ground on the evening of september 5. warm greetings from the president and rosalynn carter were waiting for president sadat and later for prime minister begin as they stepped on to the landing pad at camp david. there was no hint of the momentous task fargas the three men in the cheerful, easy manner they displayed upon arriving for what was called an open-ended summit, a meeting with no time limit for success or failure, either. president carter, who held constant briefing sessions with middle eastern experts from the u.s. state department, was available to the egyptian and israeli delegations at all times. the process of give-and-take debate, and analysis went on day and night among the leaders and their staffs. except for religious observances, there was little relief from the constant negotiating sessions. one recess, arranged by president carter, included a sh

the best of the sunshine was in north—east scotland and the east of england, some sports got into the mid—20s, here is the satellite view. the clouds blowing in from the north and west of the uk, patchy rain and drizzle as there will be tonight. some holes in the cloud through the east of scotland, more in the east of england, allowing temperatures in some places to get down into single figures, whereas from most, notjust low double figures but into the mid and places, quite humid as well, but quite a wind picking up, especially into scotland. into tomorrow and still plenty of cloud north and west. plenty of cloud in the midlands compared with today, some sunny spells, north—east scotland and especially east anglia, where the sun will be unbroken. for the cloud is thick, you might encounter patchy rain and drizzle, not too much. here is a shot of the weather in the afternoon. a breezy day, especially the further north you are, particularly into northern england, northern ireland and scotland. outbreaks of rain heading towards northern ireland from the west, head of that, sunny spe

the east midlands, east anglia, the south—east likely to be warm but towards the north—west of the uk a different story, quite a bit cooler with the show is coming in towards the south—east, the temperatures continuing to creep up and up. into the early part of next week, this area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it will drive its way quickly northwards up the western side of the uk. uncertainty about the detail. the winds will really picking up as it sweeps its way northwards and is threatening to bring heavy rain briefly as well. the system has come from a long way south and contains tropical air. that will be felt across the east and south—east of the uk for monday and tuesday. it will be not as warm in the north and west of the uk. stronger winds. rain for a while. towards the south—east this is where temperatures will continue to climb into the mid—20s. good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and jon kay. 0ur headlines today: a mother and baby are among five people killed as a brutal storm batters the us east coast. hurricane flor

east anglia and the south—east are expected to stay dry with sunshine. however, beginning to warm up in the south—east corner. the start of next week, this is the remnant of what was hurricane helene and it looks like the pressure is heading our way but uncertainty as to when and where it will arrive but it looks like western parts of the uk could see wet and windy weather but remember, it used to be a hurricane and there is some warm tropical air within it and we will start to feel the effects in eastern areas. perhaps temperatures in the south up to the middle 20s. hurricane florence makes landfall on east coast of the united states, with high winds and torrential rain. storm surges of nearly ten feet are hitting the coast — the state's governor urges people to remain calm. surviving this storm will be a test of endurance, teamwork, common sense and patience. this is the scene live in wilmington, north carolina — we'll have all the latest from there. also this lunchtime. five million people are in the direct path of typhoon mangkhut, due to make

the east midlands, east anglia, the south—east likely to be warm but towards the north—west of the uk a different story, quite a bit cooler with the show is coming in towards the south—east, the temperatures continuing to creep up and up. into the early part of next week, this area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it will drive its way quickly northwards up the western side of the uk. uncertainty about the detail. the winds will really picking up as it sweeps its way northwards and is threatening to bring heavy rain briefly as well. the system has come from a long way south and contains tropical air. that will be felt across the east and south—east of the uk for monday and tuesday. it will be not as warm in the north and west of the uk. stronger winds. rain for a while. towards the south—east this is where temperatures will continue to climb into the mid—20s. this is bbc world news. i'm ben bland. our top stories: hurricane florence is pounding the carolina coast with powerful winds and devastating rain. five people have been killed, and there are pr

quite a lot of sunshine for a east anglia and the selfies, a lwa ys a east anglia and the selfies, always more cloud further west, drizzle and more persistent rain in ireland. away from this north—west corner, just about everywhere, into the 20s, the middle 20s, across the south—east. suddenly made into monday, this rain, this frontal system monday, this rain, this frontal syste m m oves monday, this rain, this frontal system moves south and east but behind that, there is cooler and fresher air working men, behind that, there is cooler and fresherairworking men, head behind that, there is cooler and fresher air working men, head of it, still in the warm air across the south—east corner, split fortunes on monday, affecting parts of scotland, north—east england, wales, the midlands, patchy rain and ahead of it, sunny spells and patchy cloud of still some warmth, behind the weather front, some sunny spells as well, but these temperatures really taking a tumble. the weather from will hang around as a move that of andy into tuesday. for the north—west of the uk, has high—pressure m

east anglia and the south—east keeping hold of it until the afternoon but further west, increasing amounts of cloud and for northern ireland and western scotland, the cloud thickening to bring outbreaks of rain and strengthening breeze. those temperatures between 15 and 21 degrees. and into the second half of the weekend, high—pressure tries to hold on towards the south—east but frontal systems getting their act together and pushing in towards the north—west. there is some uncertainty as to how far south and east these fronts get but it looks like on sunday we will see rain coming out of northern ireland and southern scotland into northern england, wales and maybe parts of the midlands. east anglia and the south not seeing much rain, it should be sunny and 23 degrees but further north, those temperatures picking up. and then the start of next week, we look again to the atlantic. now, this was the remnants of the storm, the former storm cover they do look like they will head towards us in the form of a deep area of low pressure at the start of next week. most likely to push to the wes

states against a common enemy actually succeeding and what does it mean for president trump's middle east peace plan this is inside story. welcome to the program today with me peter w. washington has begun putting together a plan to forge and iran alliance with the arab countries now the us secretary of state mike pompei has met foreign ministers of the gulf cooperation council states and egypt and jordan they discuss the perceived threats posed by iran to peace and stability across the middle east however the g.c.c. is of course a house divided once the blockade imposed on doha by some of its neighbors lifted before the u.s. security plan can be considered credible. discussion today from new york. a gathering of gold fry vel's. this is the first time qatar's foreign minister has come face to face with his counterparts from saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt since the fall countries imposed a land sea and air blockade on qatar in july last year. no handshakes no smiles and no news conference at the end of the meeting that lasted almost one hour. two days ago saudi foreign minister. accused

now, east of that, some clear spells in east of that, some clear spells in east and south—east england, something thing of figure temperatures, patchy mist and thought perhaps. north of that, patchy skies for north and north—west scotland, mid single figures as the cold and windy air moves in but tomorrow, sunny spells and lighter winds compared to today and lighter winds compared to today and warm sunshine occasionally for eastern and south—east england. for the south—west, west midlands, northern england, southern and eastern scotland, there's this weather front and any rain along it into the afternoon will be increasingly light and patchy and showery in nature, there will be drier areas, not a washout. one sunny spells in east and south—east england ahead of the weather front. much cooler in north—east england and eastern scotland compared with the weekend as temperatures are down by as much as 10 degrees, still some patchy rain. cooler air but when you got sunshine and the winds are fairly light. this weather front will be in to england and wales through the night and int

and south—east england. here is our area of low pressure marching across the western side of the uk into tuesday. notice the squeeze in the isobars. this is where we will see the strongest winds — across northern ireland, scotland and northern parts of england. some very strong gusts. on tuesday, a mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers, particularly for northern ireland, scotland, western side of england and wales. again, a windy day for all of us but still holding onto some very warm and humid air across east and south—east england where we will see that which is up to 23 and 24. some sunshine here, yes, and very warm, but windy for all of us. particular gusty for northern ireland and scotland and northern parts of england. strong winds early next week, very warm in the south—east but some rain for the north and west. bye— bye. hello. on tuesday, a mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers, particularly for northern ireland, scotland, western side of england and wales. again, a windy day for all

the east midlands, east anglia, the south—east likely to be warm but towards the north—west of the uk a different story, quite a bit cooler with the show is coming in was the south—east, the temperatures continuing to creep up and up. into the early part of next week, this area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it will drive its way quickly northwards up the western side of the uk. uncertainty about the detail. the winds will collect really picking up as it sweeps its way northwards and is threatening to bring heavy rain briefly as well. the system has come from a long way south and contains tropical air. that will be felt across the east and south—east of the uk for monday and tuesday. it will be not as warm in the north and west of the uk. stronger winds. rain for a while. towards the south—east this is where temperatures will continue to climb into the mid—20s. this is bbc news. the headlines: four people have died as hurricane florence lashes down on the us east coast. a mother and child were killed when a tree fell on their house in wilmington. e

and in the general market is the middle east and north africa. and in my opinion that is where the real horrible animal abuse situation starts. this is what happens once the cattle leave spain. shipped to north africa, where they will be taken straight to a harbour slaughterhouse. can we be 100% sure that scottish cattle end up like that? no. but can we be 100% sure that they don't end up like that? equally, no. because this is a massive part of the meat industry here in spain. is it acceptable to say, once an animal leaves our borders, once an animal leaves what we can control, it is ok? i'm not sure if i would say it is acceptable. i think it is the real world at the moment. and we would obviously prefer to be able to control everything but i think we have to be realistic. so if acceptable means, do we reluctantly accept it, then the answer is yes. the south—west of scotland is key to all of this. not only is it at the heart of the dairy trade, but it also has the most vital link in the export chain — the port. ferry companies elsewhere in

and south—east england. here is our area of low pressure marching across the western side of the uk into tuesday. notice the squeeze in the isobars. this is where we will see the strongest winds — across northern ireland, scotland and northern parts of england. some very strong gusts. on tuesday, a mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers, particularly for northern ireland, scotland, western side of england and wales. again, a windy day for all of us but still holding onto some very warm and humid air across east and south—east england where we will see that which is up to 23 and 24. some sunshine here, yes, and very warm, but windy for all of us. particular gusty for northern ireland and scotland and northern parts of england. strong winds early next week, very warm in the south—east but some rain for the north and west. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: at least 1a dead as typhoon mankut wreaks havoc in the philippines. it's now heading towards hong kong and southe

and jordan they discuss the perceived threats posed by iran to peace and stability across the middle east however the g.c.c. is of course a house divided once the blockade imposed on doha by some of its neighbors lifted before the u.s. security plan can be considered credible husham. discussion today from new york. a gathering of gold fry vel's. this is the first time qatar's foreign minister has come face to face with his counterparts from saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt since the fall countries imposed a land sea and air blockade on qatar in july last year. no handshakes no smiles and no news conference at the end of the meeting that lasted almost one hour. two days ago saudi foreign minister. accused qatar of financing extremism adding that his country will be ok even if the crisis goes on for another fifty years but that can wait also but we have to address the challenges in our region first before we talk we talk about just working like this diplomacy in these communications meaning is engaging and this is why did you feel like you said i was doing was going to ask you a question t

eastern parts of northern ireland and the north—east of scotla nd northern ireland and the north—east of scotland could see some sunny spells where we could see 19 or 20 celsius for aberdeen. overnight, largely dry with a few spots of rain across western hills. a lot of cloud around. we pick up this warmer southerly breeze. a pretty warm start to sunday. or not to cool spots across the far south—east because of clear skies overnight. the best of the sunshine here through sunday. then we should see more holes in the cloud further north and west so it could be quite warm across the north—east of scotland. elsewhere, largely dry and warm. temperatures 22—25 celsius in the south—east. a band of cloud through central areas with showery rain. ahead of it a bit brighter. another warm day in the south—east. as we head deeper into the week, high pressure dominating. fairly warm again in the south with temperatures remaining to normal. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm. an investigation claims hm revenue & customs blocks people from receiving honours,if they're found to be avoid

next, the new push to alert you during an emergency. >>> east bay crews are headed to the east coast >>> a wildfire in the north bay grows overnight. >> evacuations are in effect and crews are having a hard time getting to the flames. good morning on this tuesday, september 11th. >> before we check your weather and traffic, we want to tell you about those evacuations that are under way right now. people living in mountain king road, portola avenue and alamo way down to barranca road are being evacuated to schools. >> mike, it would be nice if we had lower winds today. >> it would be nice but right now that's not the case, unfortunately. the higher you go in marin, up to tamalpais, it's gusty and and it's pointing that smoke at san francisco. that will taper throughout the morning and the winds will start blowing more towards the east in the afternoon hours. it's pretty quiet on live doppler 7. the gray mainly inland. we're

the east midlands, east anglia, the south—east likely to be warm but towards the north—west of the uk a different story, quite a bit cooler with the show is coming in was the south—east, the temperatures continuing to creep up and up. into the early part of next week, this area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it will drive its way quickly northwards up the western side of the uk. uncertainty about the detail. the winds will collect really picking up as it sweeps its way northwards and is threatening to bring heavy rain briefly as well. the system has come from a long way south and contains tropical air. that will be felt across the east and south—east of the uk for monday and tuesday. it will be not as warm in the north and west of the uk. stronger winds. rain for a while. towards the south—east this is where temperatures will continue to climb into the mid—20s. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least five people have died as hurricane florence lashes down on the us east coast. a mother and child were killed when a tree fell on their house in wilm

gaming is changing sports a booming worldwide the middle east in particular is tipped as the future market for professional game as the scene could revitalize the region. professional game must come and millions at least sports tournament whether it's a first person shooter or a sports game each has its own leak millions of fans around the globe watched them back later out on the line of duty as these al-shehri is the first e-sports world champion from in our country he goes by the name of mr de juan in twenty fifteen he won the field for interactive world cup that made the sports even better known in his native saudi arabia it's like an evolution because nobody has ever done such a thing i do everyone once they hear that i won the feat of all stuff they were just asking what is this game and what is it playing and how did we pick at how did we become a wall champions back east sports our. growing market was clear to see at this year's games contrails fair in cologne with the thousand exhibitors from fifty countries it was both a paradise for gamers and top industry meat games kong is one

and south—east england. here is our area of low pressure marching across the western side of the uk into tuesday. notice the squeeze in the isobars. this is where we will see the strongest winds — across northern ireland, scotland and northern parts of england. some very strong gusts. on tuesday, a mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers, particularly for northern ireland, scotland, western side of england and wales. again, a windy day for all of us but still holding onto some very warm and humid air across east and south—east england where we will see that which is up to 23 and 24. some sunshine here, yes, and very warm, but windy for all of us. particular gusty for northern ireland and scotland and northern parts of england. strong winds early next week, very warm in the south—east but some rain for the north and west. bye— bye. this is bbc world news, i'm duncan golestani. our top stories — at least 25 dead — as typhoon mankut wreaks havoc in the phillipines. it's now heading towards hong ko

america's east coast gets ready for the might of hurricane florence. we are sparing no expense, we are totally prepared, we are ready. we are ready as anybody has ever been. china's president says the relationship with russia is more important than ever, as they hold joint military exercises for the first time. brazil's jailed former president, lula da silva gives up his attempt to return to power in next month's election. and we'll be finding out why this raven has got a lot to crow about. hello and welcome. if you've been asked to leave, get out. that's the warning from the director of the us federal emergency body, fema, as hurricane florence bears down on the country's east coast. it's now a category four storm, "big and vicious" according to one official and predicted to be the worst story to hit the east—coast in decades. this map shows the path the hurricane is expected to take when it makes landfall on thursday, north and south carolina along with virginia could be worst hit by the storm, which is about 805 kilometres wide. the bbc‘s gary o

in east anglia and the south—east it‘s expected to stage i. some bright skies too across scotla nd some bright skies too across scotland and northern ireland. beginning to warm up across the south—east corner. looking ahead to the start of next week, this is the re m na nts of the start of next week, this is the remnants of what was hurricane helene and it looks like it‘s heading our way. uncertainty about exactly where and when it will arrive but it looks like western parts of the uk could see potentially wet and windy weather. remember it used to be a hurricane, there is warm tropical air within it and we will start to see that. further north and west, wind and rain at times. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live — i‘m martine croxall. today at 3pm. hurricane florence makes landfall on the east coast of the united states, with high winds and torrential rain — a state governor urges people to remain calm. surviving this storm will be a test of endurance, teamwork, common—sense and patience. meanwhile, 5 million people are in the

temperatures dipping close to freezing one or two spots across the east midlands and into the south—east. however, there will be lots of sunshine through the day. a few showers around, mostly across scotland and northern ireland thanks to a weak weather front. you can see we're starting the morning off on a dry note further south. any mist and fog patches tending to clear away quite quickly. more of a breeze though, across the northern half of the country. scattering of showers for the northern isles into the outer hebrides. showery rain through central eastern scotland into northern ireland. south of here, it's dry with a little cloud here and there, like i mentioned. any early mist should tend to clear away. so, a fine morning to come for many. as we head on into the afternoon, cloud will tend to build as temperatures rise. it will stay rather cloudy across parts of scotland, into northern ireland, further showery bursts of rain here and further showers for the northern isles. after that cool start in england and wales, those temperatures should rise quite nicely to 18 or maybe 20 or 2

the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england with sunny spells, and you're on the warm side of the weather front, so temperatures here still in the low and in some spots mid—20s. now, our weather front monday night and into tuesday, it's this area of cloud, barely budges. hardly any rain on it, though. underneath it, temperatures are holding into double figures. but now most of scotland and northern ireland is on the colder side of the front, so temperatures readily dipping down into single figures under clear skies through the night and into tuesday morning. and then on tuesday, here's our weather front, still barely budging from england and wales, still hardly any rain on it. maybe in the far south—east still some sunny spells to be had, lifting temperatures into the low 20s, whereas for most of us, we're in the mid—to—upper teens. so tuesday's a fairly quiet weather day, for many of us on wednesday too, though there may be some rain just edging towards parts of northern ireland and western scotland. as we go deeper into the week, it's looking increasingly likely a

and in the south—east it will warm up just a at times and in the south—east it will warm upjust a little bit. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2: a stark warning form britain's top police officer, as the home office is criticised for not understanding the impact of cuts. i don't want for the government to wait for the police to be struggling like the prison service, with chronic understaffing. killed saving his wife: the westminster bridge attack inquest hears how american tourist kurt cochran pushed her out of the way moments before he was hit. a longer deposit at the bank of england: governor mark carney will stay in post until 2020 — to help "smooth" britain's exit from the eu. but brexiteers aren't happy. theresa may's drive for zero—emission vehicles: the prime minister promises much more money to develop them in the uk. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — with azi farni. good afternoon. england

and south—east england. here is our area of low pressure marching across the western side of the uk into tuesday. notice the squeeze in the isobars. this is where we will see the strongest winds — across northern ireland, scotland and northern parts of england. some very strong gusts. on tuesday, a mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers, particularly for northern ireland, scotland, western side of england and wales. again, a windy day for all of us but still holding onto some very warm and humid air across east and south—east england where we will see that which is up to 23 and 24. some sunshine here, yes, and very warm, but windy for all of us. particular gusty for northern ireland and scotland and northern parts of england. strong winds early next week, very warm in the south—east but some rain for the north and west. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least 1a people are known to have died in the massive storm which brought destruction to the north of the philippines. -- 25. typhoon

h efty east anglia and the south—east. hefty downpours across norfolk, sussex, essex, and east london. damp across yorkshire, especially north yorkshire, and a few showers for parts of western scotland and northern ireland. they will become more abundant as we go into the afternoon. elsewhere, the bulk of the day if not all day it will be dry. ripening up across east anglia and the south—east compared with this morning. compared with the past few days, a lovely day across parts of the south—west, into wales, the midlands, northern england. morning drizzle across yorkshire will gradually clear. right conditions across eastern scotland. northern ireland turning cloudier, many will just about avoid them, but across central and western scotland a greater chance of getting wet through the second half of the day as those showers nudge eastwards, finishing brighter across the hebrides. the showers will work across scotland into the first part of the night before fading away. one or two into england and wales. many will be dry

a red flag warning is in effect for the east and north bays. the warning went into effect last night and will last until 5 tonight. low humidity and dry conditions have crews on high alert. the most hazardous conditions are expected to be in the north bay... also the east bay hills... diablo range and the santa cruz mountains. during this red flag warning... fire crews are asking you to ánot burn anything outdoors. (james) ( darya ) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... yesterday was just the start of a warm-up that will continue today into tomorrow. in fact temperatures inland today will rise well into the 80's if not the low 90's for some with solid 60's and 70's along the coast. plenty more sunshine can also be expected, clear from sunrise to sunset. into the weekend things will cool off just a touch into the start of fall which kicks off on saturday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less t

so by tuesday, could see temperatures across east anglia and south—east england getting up to 2a or 25 celsius. on monday, for most of us mainly dry through daylight hours. a fair amount of cloud across wales, central and southern england, but some sunshine through the afternoon. outbreaks of rain arriving into northern ireland, parts of scotland and north west england and the wind starting to pick up. again, these are the average speeds but the gusts will be strengthening. 0vernight monday into tuesday, gusts getting up monday into tuesday, gusts getting up to 70 miles an hourfor monday into tuesday, gusts getting up to 70 miles an hour for scotland and northern ireland. again, some warmth around in parts of england and wales but a very messy and u nsettled and wales but a very messy and unsettled picture monday night into tuesday. see how that isobars are tightly packed together. some really strong winds for a time as we go into tuesday. for the early part in next week, strong winds, very warm in the south and east, some rain for the north and west. this is bbc world news today. i'm

>>> good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> leaving for las vegas. the raiders move out of oakland is inevitable. >> oakland may have sped up the team's exit out of the eastbound east bay. good morning. it is 5:00 a.m. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco joining us now. >> hey, jessica, reggie, hi, everybody. a little fog developing around santa rosa. visibility two miles right now. alexis and i will keep an eye on that. didn't yesterday morning. a look at my accuweather 12-hour planner. same temperatures, dress for mid to upper 50s. still about 59 at the coast at noon, 67 to 76 elsewhere and cooler especially inland this afternoon. low to mid 80s there, low to mid 70s around the bay and 60 at the coast and this evening enjoy temperatures in the upper 50s to upper 60s. here's alexis. >> all right. good morning, mike. and overall we have had fairly quiet morning. looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza

anglia and south—east england. as we go from monday night into tuesday, our area of low pressure works its way northwards across western parts of the uk, notice that squeeze in the isobars will bring strong winds, likely to see gales through irish sea and western coasts, some heavy rain as well, particularly for northern ireland and some of that extending into northern parts of wales, northern england and into scotland. a blustery start to tuesday, these are the wind gusts, the average speeds will be somewhat lower, but it is a windy day for all of us on tuesday and even though the winds do lose some of their strength, we will pick up strong gust particularly for western coasts. could be some rain around for northern parts of scotland, showers for northern ireland, northern england down into wales. again, further south and east it stays mainly dry and it could be quite warm for many, 19 to 23 celsius, perhaps a degree or so higher across south—east england. as we go into wednesday, our area of low pressure is in

the aim of the exercises across the russian far east, to test combat readiness. the drills, moscow insists, purely defensive. some experts suspect the russians have inflated troop numbers, but the show of strength was indisputable. we weren't the only ones watching. vladimir putin followed the drills and then pledged to make russia's armed forces even stronger. translation: russia is a peaceloving country. we don't have any aggressive plans. but we have a duty to the motherland to be ready to defend russia's sovereignty, security and national interests. the message russia wants to send with all this is pretty clear, that it has a powerful army and powerful allies in the east, and that moscow has no intention of giving in to pressure from the west. and that's where china comes in. presidents putin and xi have been cooking up a strategic partnership as a counterweight to the west. moscow sees closer ties with beijing as a recipe for surviving western sanctions. russia always wanted to be integrated into the west. now this era is over and russia needs a very strong

the south—east of england in the north—east of scotla nd england in the north—east of scotland holding on to much of the sunshine into the afternoon. in northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland some outbreaks of rain and strengthening wind. temperatures between 15 and 21 degrees. during sunday looks like we'll push the rain down on the north of england, wales, perhaps the midlands and the south west. the south—eastern corner is staying dry. the temperature is coming upa is staying dry. the temperature is coming up a little bit across northern areas. as we go into next week we have this to content with, the remnants of what was a hurricane. not a hurricane anymore and it certainly will not be a hurricane as it heads towards our shores but it will bring an area of low pressure. some uncertainty about where it will show up but most likely across the west of the uk with wet and windy weather. at the same time pulling in cold weather in southern and eastern areas. further north and west we will see wind and rain at times. summer comes back. a reminder o

this her only connection to her east prussian roots. in my eye. that i have by. the way if we. buy her the idea of a homeland only lives on in songs. the war. in naples crime now effects a group that has so far largely been spared the violence and the cruelty of the mafia children we're not talking about them being victims increasingly they're the perpetrators the situation among the italian cities youth is so bad that the country's interior minister said it appears the young maples are addicted to me holistic. it's way past midnight but for the youth of naples the day is just getting started we're on our way to a piazzi in the city center this is where the baby gangs kids here are in their money dealing drugs and shoot outs and knife fights are common this is where they hang out. and they do business with us if we were interested. these three boys can always be found there they don't want to be recognized their childhood friends drugs women crime they say that's what their lives are about. the metal is over where the vision is to be a game but now it's our job. if you grow up

particularly across the midlands, east anglia and south—east england. that's where the clearest skies are. further north and west, it stays quite blustery. a few showers to start the day for the far north and west of scotland. the combination of clear skies and light winds across the south—east it's here where temperatures will really dip down. a cold start for the early risers. temperatures around two or three degrees celcius. through sunday, we do have a weather front on the pressure charts. it's a very weak one pushing in across northern england and wales. behind the front, the air is cool. temperatures are perhaps a degree down on what we saw on saturday. it will feel cooler due to the strength of the wind across scotland where there will be plenty of blustery showers. through the day, for northern ireland, england and wales, the cloud will tend to come and go. there will be some bright or sunny spells, probably not as much sunshine as we enjoyed on saturday but not a bad kind of day. a few showers brought on the north—westerly winds. running on

the east midlands, east anglia, the south—east likely to be warm but towards the north—west of the uk a different story, quite a bit cooler with the show is coming in was the south—east, the temperatures continuing to creep up and up. into the early part of next week, this area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it will drive its way quickly northwards up the western side of the uk. uncertainty about the detail. the winds will collect really picking up as it sweeps its way northwards and is threatening to bring heavy rain briefly as well. the system has come from a long way south and contains tropical air. that will be felt across the east and south—east of the uk for monday and tuesday. it will be not as warm in the north and west of the uk. stronger winds. rain for a while. towards the south—east this is where temperatures will continue to climb into the mid—20s. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is ben bland. our top stories: hurricane florence is pounding the carolina coast with powerful win

lane through the east bay. >> no. that direction that transaction would be detected as you are leaving treasure island spee seven that makes sense. let's see. so the other points that you made, which i thank you so much for raising this, as a whole school trips or school shuttle program. have you been working with the school board on this issue? >> not yet. >> commissioner lai: but that is part of the plan we. >> yes. >> commissioner lai: lastly, as you are looking at vehicle sharing alternatives, i know this is probably controversial, but i think just considering the shared scooter services or other last mile options. and then, -- ok ith global and my questions there. >> commissioner richardson: thank you. i want make sure that this is an important issue, as you can see. the enthusiasm and the questions that the commissioners are asking. also, commissioner dunlap, do you still want to ask questions? just one. go ahead to. this is an opportunity for everyone to speak. >> commissioner dunlop: thank you. it is less than

and they have gotten as far out east of the0 miles rockies. and last spring they got within 50 miles of where the american prairie reserve is trying to combine private and public land into this big conservation program. and as soon as they find buffalo there, there will be a drizzly bear population out on the central plains. that is obvious he colored by this romance the people have of reading accounts by lewis and clark, john james audubon and others who wrote about this grand, eloquent expression of the natural world and the american west, on the great plains. sarah, this week on npr here in aspen, we have been talking about water, water rights and what is happening with water. today they focused on zero so they in tucson, finally recognized that you don't take grass, and there were talking about artificial grass if you have to have grass, you can use the artificial kind. and the guys doing very well, his business, so that's another thought that is possible. lastlso going to say that times" in "the new york was a major article on ecology, wa

in some east bay cities. as kron 4's terisa estacio explains, the trend of charging fees comes, as fire officials say, they are having trouble making ends meet... brentwood is just one of a handful of cities that the east contra costa fire protection district services... and that's the problem... this area is growing fast, and it is outpacing the revenue to pay for services. (take vo) take a look at this graphic, this is what was passed recently... it shows some of the fees, first responders will now charge when responding to such emergencies as car accidents, hazardous material cases, and illegal fires. the east contra costa fire prtoection district covers 250 square miles, 120 thousand residents and eight thousand calls a year... i spoke with the chief about what his district is facing, and how they are trying to deal with this problem. (take sot/vo) chief brian helmick, east contra costa fire protection district. we have a very large area, a study said we need 9 fire departemtns we have 3. we are not tryin

and south—east england. here is our area of low pressure marching across the western side of the uk into tuesday. notice the squeeze in the isobars. this is where we will see the strongest winds — across northern ireland, scotland and northern parts of england. some very strong gusts. on tuesday, a mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers, particularly for northern ireland, scotland, western side of england and wales. again, a windy day for all of us but still holding onto some very warm and humid air across east and south—east england where we will see that which is up to 23 and 24. some sunshine here, yes, and very warm, but windy for all of us. particular gusty for northern ireland and scotland and northern parts of england. strong winds early next week, very warm in the south—east but some rain for the north and west. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least 1a people are known to have died in the massive storm which brought destruction to the north of the philippines. typhoon mangkhu