africa and gold ashanti a big mine play in south africa so to invest four billion u.s. dollars in upgrading the mines common factors from germany b.m.w. . bargain and also most see this pledge to invest two to three billion u.s. dollars to upgrade their production facilities here well so i think you know as much as. we are sorry that it's adding up just very briefly getting back to what you wanted to say before about saudi arabia wanted you south africa as a gateway to. to africa indeed as south africa office you know fairly stable political climate and also a good infrastructure sold to invest here in south africa is is probably a good move by by saudi arabia to ensure a future market for its products all right stefano there d.w. business correspondent talking to us in johannesburg thank you so much. asian stock markets rallied today after u.s. president on a trump said he was postponing a new round of tariffs on china scheduled for march third investors are increasingly confident that a comprehensive trade deal between the world's two biggest economies could now be wi

and heartache travel to south korea to find out how basketball is helping ventilations . lim you who has had closer contact with north koreans but almost anyone in the south she was the captain of the joint korean basketball team at last year's asian games a bonding experience. one time one of the north korean players brought us a snack a toyota drives which i didn't expect it to taste good but it was delicious so i told her i loved it and she brought me more to. give it going we've heard i brought her some snacks from south korea so it really felt like we were members of the same family. she was. on the. so-called sports diplomacy like at the winter olympics in time last year is one of the few ways open to north and south korea to build trust and improve their relation. to me that if. the relations between north and south and between the north and the west are very closely connected here the progress in the denuclearization process is tending fellow north and south very limited options you have to heal to its restricted to things like sports culture religion cutting but

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evening for the south and east bay. winds will continue to be breezy well throughout the bay area with conditions calming down and clearing out into tomorrow.into tomorrow. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) this morning... crews are monitoring an area in sausalito where a landslide destroyed a home...a woman was able to make it out of that home safely. their biggest concern now is flooding because crews are still cleaning the landslide. kron4's will tran is joining us now with more...will. more...will. ( robin ) thanks will. ( robin ) rain hit the north bay yesterday and now residents are bracing for more. kron4's michelle kingston shows us the conditions they faced just a day before major storms. debbie vandermeulen, novato"i just bring an umbrella, raincoat, and boots. you know, dress for it!"rain and wind packing a punch in the bay area yet again this wi

evening for the south and east bay. winds will continue to be breezy well throughout the bay area with conditions calming down and clearing out into tomorrow. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) crews are also monitoring an area in sausalito where a landslide destroyed a couple of homes... and trapped a woman in the debris. she's still recovering this morning.( james ) their biggest concern now is flooding because crews are still cleaning the landslide. kron4's will tran is joining us now with more...will. ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) the storm in the bay area has stopped the efforts to find the body of a woman who fell near fort funston. that's where a landslide buried two women walking their dog on friday. officials say they were trapped by falling sand and soil when the cliff gave way. one woman was rescued, but officials are looking for the other woman's body. yesterday, access to the part of the beach where the landslide occurred was taped off.

back into double figures in the south and west. a brief lull in proceedings on monday night into tuesday, between two micro—low pressure systems. we have light winds, and a recipe for a widespread frost. there will still be cloud down towards the south—east which may linger through the night and we will see the next weather system preaching to the far south and west of cornwall. dense fog for southern england, but away from that it looks like we are expecting frost. it will not be as cold as it has been on recent nights. early morning sunshine around first thing on tuesday morning. dense fog patches should lift quickly as the winds strength and, as the cloud increases and we start to see outbreaks of rain in the far south and west. temperatures not doing badly, double figures are high single figures the further north you are. tuesday night into wednesday, low pressure in the north and west, feeding in these weather fronts. this cold front may linger longer in the south and east through wednesday. away from that, fine, dry, brig

command and north korea actually not south korea but obviously south korea would have to be a party to such a declaration but then i that's really an aspirational document if they sign something like that because the actual peace treaty that would end the war and replace the armistice would take some time to negotiate how long would that take and also the south korean president has certainly weighed in and said that he believes a declaration would help pave the way for kim to get rid of his news do you believe that. it's one small bit i don't think it's the most consequential thing the north koreans are really looking in the end for sanctions relief but this could be a goodwill gesture it's possible they would sign something like that but again a legal document that would actually replace the armistice is months if not years away an american president isn't going to sign a peace treaty with the north koreans while they still have a significant nuclear capability. now when trump started his presidency outgoing president barack obama had said that north korea was the biggest geo politica

down the south, much calmer and a little dryer on the south as we go. >> back to you. alameda county, where that rain had been coming down since yesterday afternoon. >> today bob redell is live for us. how is your drive in that area? >> reporter: very slick road. this is from the 4:00 hour, we are heading through the area of west oakland. you can see solo spin-out and two ambulances were called to the scene. we assume someone was hurt in this. this was weather related. just want to watch your speeds out there and perhaps the driver of that pickup truck should not take advice of this driver who we spoke to earlier. >> i was coming down at 50 miles per hour and i am still getting passed. i don't think the road conditions are all that bad but except for the merge in california, i don't think we have a road that's not broken in the state. >> it is crazy out there, you can't ooereven see. you got to drive slower. >> reporter: any time we have this weather especially during the morning commute, chp waalwa reminds us you want to watch the speed between the driver in front of

just look around the south. schools based on his philosophy are springing up all over. >> among those applying for a teaching position is a harvard man, w.e.b. du bois. he will become the premier black intellectual of his era, looming large in the controversies that will demonstrate the complexities of washington's character. under washington's stewardship, the institute is on its way to becoming an educational model. uniquely suited to the needs of the southern black community that washington understands so well. he works ceaselessly, keeping abreast of every detail of the school's operation. continuing also his exhausting schedule of fundraising. national recognition comes with 1884. and as a result of the nationwide success of his autobiography. america learns that there are blacks in the south seriously trying to shape their own destiny. developing plans to survive and advance despite the hostility of their white neighbors. the word goes out that this little campus in the backwaters of alabama is becoming a

south progress in the denuclearization process north and south has a very limited options. it's restricted to things like sports culture religion cutting areas that are not restricted by the sanctions. but south korea would like to move faster and strengthen economic cooperation with the north. as a catalyst to denuclearization. had it better economically and had a better quality of life. clear ization. despite the sanctions there has been some progress and into korean relations two sides have explored railway corridors that could link north and south and to ease tensions along the heavily fortified border they have blown up guard posts on both sides. the three direct meetings between north korea's leader kim jong un and south korean president day in where the main driving force behind these developments one symbolic visit however is still missing kim jong un and said he wants to come here to south korea's capital seoul that would be historic no north korean leader has set foot in the city since the end of the korean war some sixty percent of south koreans think a visit wou

more snow south of livermore. if you are traveling along the altamonte pass near the wind mills you could be seeing snow flakes near some of the higher turbines. as the line continues south. mount hamilton quite a bit of snow today. more coming down right now. this line may clip part of the south bay. if you are evening plans between 6:00 and 7:00 may see a little of that. by tomorrow morning it is gone which sets up for a frost start and the areas seeing the showers now if the roads stay damp we could see patches of ice. watch out for that. highway 4, altamonte pass, look out for that tomorrow morning. and next chance of low snow again returning wednesday but overall much drier looking seven-day forecast than last week. >> cross-country skis and head to work tomorrow morning. nightly news is next. >> see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the dramatic new twist in a bizarre case. police sources now say they are investigating whether the attack on actor jusie smolet was a hoax orchestrated by him despite his repeated denia

that will linger for a time in the south. cold cloudy conditions in the south. further north, more in the way of sunshine but still some snow coming and a brisk breeze. snow flurries across parts of devon. most will turn to rain for the likes of kent and to the north of that more sunshine into northern england and wales. much of northern ireland and central scotland seeing a dry day after a bitterly cold start. temperatures have been as low as —15 in aberdeenshire. north—east england more snow. further south it will be falling as rain and sleet. a brisk breeze. temperatures only 3— 5d. it will feel cold if you are exposed to the brisk north—easterly breeze. snow flurries across areas. in the south east. further west, snow flurries across areas. in the south east. furtherwest, more places dry. 1 of 2 coastal wintry showers. a cold sub 0 start to saturday morning. you will have that lying snow to start of your weekend. this bridge of high—pressure nudging its way in from the west. for north east scotland and north east england, some rain. further west, m

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command and north korea actually not south korea but obviously south korea would have to be a party to such a declaration but then i that's really an aspirational document if they sign something like that because the actual peace treaty that would end the war and replace the armistice would take some time to negotiate how long would that take and also the south korean president has certainly weighed in and said that he believes a declaration would help pave the way for kim to get rid of his news do you believe that. it's one small bit i don't think it's the most consequential thing the north koreans are really looking in the end for sanctions relief but this could be a goodwill gesture or it's possible they would sign something like that but again a legal document that would actually replace the armistice is months if not years away an american president isn't going to sign a peace treaty with the north koreans while they still have a significant nuclear capability. now when tom started his presidency outgoing president barack obama had said that north korea was the biggest geo politic

this is the news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes south africa is settled i'm opposed to just gave one of the most important speeches off use presidency you were asking what is the stage of the rainbow nation just months ahead of the general election that could definitively change the country's political landscape. and as tens of thousands of nigerians flee an upsurge in violence we'll get from the experts warning off a new make humanitarian crisis. i'm christine window welcome to news africa i'm glad you're chewing been the stakes were high when south africa's president also gave his state of the nation address on thursday evening also has been president for just shy of a yeah he assumed office office of the ruling a.n.c. the former leader jacob zuma but's as the a.n.c. rather continues to be buffeted by corruption scandals the powerful pulpit off a drama an opportunity to market his vision also reform party we'll get reaction to the state of the nation speech but first some of the highlights. cyril ramaphosa arriving for a second state of the nation address since taking

in the south bay two to four inches of total rain in the south baby midweek. so rains, they will return tomorrow first in the north bay and later in the day for the south bay. there is a north bay flood threat, in fact, because of the sharp rises on the rivers, where they will expect them to hit the flood warning stage by tuesday night or wednesday morning. and so stay tuned. cloudy skies over the bay area. a look towards the bay bridge where the numbers right now, they are mostly in the 50s. we're dry at the moment, but that'll change. futurecast will show you by 4:00, 5:00 tomorrow morning, first in sonoma and then in marin. rains will begin to unwind. so that by 6:00 tomorrow night, the rains have almost reached san jose, but they will be spreading from the shoreline to the inland areas as monday progresses. then it just doesn't let up. this is tuesday. you can see rain wide for tuesday. it is not until later on wednesday that we will finally begin to ease it up from north to south. that's bad news because it's rain on rain on rain. in fact if you look at t

the main focus is a zone say from south wales across east anglia and anywhere south of here, all driven by this area of low pressure which stays close by as we go into friday. now, while the earlier amber warning from the met office has expired, we still have yellow warnings in place for both snow and ice, so slippery surfaces, tricky travelling conditions. stay up—to—date with the latest travel news on your bbc local radio station. by friday morning we are likely to see perhaps five to ten centimetres of snow across parts of wales, south—west england, particular it over high ground up to the chilterns and the cotswolds, at least a couple of centimetres elsewhere. and we will see further sleet and snow showers piling into north—east england. some of those may get further south and west was perhaps down towards the midlands. should be a fine start to the day across northern ireland, but cold and frosty and a really cold start at roscommon, although not as cold as the nightjust gone, and once again frequent so shall apply the internet or that scotland, highlands and also the north

in '94, he was elected president of the new, free, south africa. there have been very few figures in the entire history of the world as revered or as important as nelson mandela. but the question is, what happens next? ♪ >> anthony: johannesburg or joburg or josie, the largest city by population in south africa and the economic powerhouse of the country. southwest of johannesburg, soweto -- originally an acronym for southwestern townships. now the area is consided a suburb. [ shouting at tv ] >> anthony: in 2010, south africa played host for the world cup. the blk jks, who played for the opening celebration, are a soweto-based band. they are also, not surprisingly, soccer fans. ♪ >> anthony: we're here on game day, a grudge match, in a country where soccer approaches religion. you can feel it in soweto, or rather you can see it, as everywhere you look people show their love for the either local orlando pirates or for the johannesburg kaiser chiefs. mawilies inn, a typical local joint in soweto. the perfect place to watch a game, talk about a ga

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on the side of a south korea so. being shuttling in between those two big brother this is the north koreans are very important and is a as a fallback option so this will if this works well this will of a stability in the region. thanks so much for joining us. mostly thank you. i am ashamed because i know what mr trump is he is a racist he is a con man and he is a cheat mr trump knew of and directed the trump moscow negotiations throughout the campaign and lied about it he lied about it because he never expected to win mr trump is an enigma he is complicated as a marty he is both good in bed as do we all but the bad far outweighs the good nothing went on in trump world especially the campaign without mr trump's knowledge and approval so i concluded that don jr was referring to that june twenty sixth teen trump tower meeting about dirt on hillary donald trump is a man who ran for office to make his brain great not to make our country great he had no desire or intention to lead this nation only to market himself and to

this is news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes south africa is settled on a pause it just gave one of the most important speeches off his presidency we're asking what is the state of the rainbow nation just months ahead of the general election that could definitively change the country's political landscape. and as tens of thousands of nigerians be an upsurge in violence will hear from the experts warning off a new make humanitarian crisis. i'm christine wonderwall come to news africa i'm glad you're choosing then the stakes were high when south africa's president also gave his state of the nation address on thursday evening i'm opposed to has been president for just shy of a yeah he assumed office office of the ruling a.n.c. the former leader jacob zuma but as the a.n.c. rather continues to be buffeted by corruption scandals the powerful pulpit all the drama and opportunity to market his vision off the reform party we'll get reaction to the state of the nation speech but first some of the highlights. cyril ramaphosa arriving for a second state of the nation address since

the main focus is the zone, say, from south wales across east anglia and anywhere south of here. all driven by this area of low pressure, which stays close by as we go into friday. now, whilst the earlier amber warning from the met office has expired, we still have yellow warnings in place for both snow and ice. so, slippery surfaces, tricky travelling conditions. stay up—to—date with the latest travel news on your bbc local radio station. by friday morning, we are likely to see perhaps 5—10 centimetres of snow across parts of wales, south—west england, particularly over the higher ground, up towards the chilterns and the cotswolds. at least a couple of centimetres elsewhere. and we will start to see further sleet and snow showers piling into north—east england. some of those may well get further south and westwards, perhaps down towards the midlands. should be a fine start to the day across northern ireland, but cold and frosty. and a really cold start again across scotland, although not quite as cold as the nightjust gone. and, once again, frequent snow showers piling

the south wind will make its move south of concord and southeast in oakland and a lot of deep moisture that holds a ton of rainfall potential and it begins to move over some areas. and it will begin to make its impact, especially in the hills where you lift it and that is where you'll get the heaviest amounts and there will be some dynamics arrive and tuesday. and that will move the system southward. but till then, cloudy with the rain developing and some will be heavy with the 50s to 60s. this is a mild system compared to most of february, which has been cold. >>> sal is here. >>> we're slowing down because of the rain in some of the areas. you talked about the north bay and the richmond bridge. in the last few minutes, we did have traffic that was worse than this. so i looked at this picture now and there is a little more room. maybe some people don't like to drive in the rain. bay bridge backed up for 25 minute delay. and as you can see, as we move further south in the bay area there, is less rain but the clouds are threatening here. you can see the sam te'o bridge. the dunbarton br

we had some rain to the south. we'll continueig to see shower activity to the south. widen this out a little bit. system.the most of the energy rolling through north carolina. si think by the time it go our area, could have a few showers around southern maryland, northern neck, into fredericksburg. temperatures are pretty warm out there right now. again, we're probably expecting this to be af lot snow as opposed to -- i'm sorry -- a lot of rain opposed to snow. i know i said that wrong. a lot of rain opposed to snow because temperatures in the low 40s. again, southern maryland, northern neck, down by edericksburg, you could get a few rain showers. we'll time that out coming up. we'll talk about chance of snow tomorrow. also, midweek, what to expectat coming up in 15 minutes. >> all right, lauryn. we'll get back >>> at 6:02, the breaking news. this coming from thevat canican overnight. the former archbishop of washington. popes and presidents sought his advice. theodore mccarrick, no longer a pr. not even a father. he has been de-fract. allegations against mccarrick su

and we're still in the mild air, still got south to south—westerly winds. so temperatures again hitting 13 or 1a celsius. the high—pressure though gets squeezed away into continental europe where temperatures are continuing to rise here, allowing that weather front to approach into the western side of the uk, increase the cloud and bring a bit of rain and drizzle. further east it's going to be another fine day on sunday, still very mild. less mild perhaps on monday but there's very little rain around at all and most places are going to be fine and dry, still with south—westerly winds. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories. last stand in syria. 500 islamic state fighters are facing disaster at the hands of us—backed forces. no regrets aboutjoining is, but hoping to return home. a london schoolgirl lifts the lid on her brutal life in the so—called caliphate. the dogs trained to fight to death. a bbc investigation exposes a global trade in animal cruelty. is it r

the believe here in south africa, it is notjust the government, south africans have come out in huge numbers, particularly on social media to support semenya, including opposition parties that have been berating the government on local issues on the general elections. they have also lined up behind the government to support semenya, they believe she is being u nfa i rly semenya, they believe she is being unfairly targeted. ferrari have unveiled the car they hope will win them the formula one title for the first time in 10 years. they say it's not a revolution, but a development of last year's model, which came close to matching the mercedes but fell short after a series of errors by sebastian vettel, and the team. vettel is joined by charles leclerc this year, after his impressive debut season for sauber. i have always been looking at the red car, hoping to one day be in this car. so it is a very emotional day for me and i've also been part of the academy that has helped me massively to develop as a driver and with the final goal to obviously one day, is happening. so yeah, i am very

of my jury at the south south south east and so that's also affected the level of participation because quite a number of people were disenfranchised and disenfranchise quite a lot of people also were scared that their lives would be endangered if they come out to vote on the election day so these are all the things that's actually effect said the number of people that turned out to votes in the presidential elections ok a lot of people have a lot of opinions about whether or not this wasn't a free and fair election but i want us to talk about the two candidates that were up contending sequel and why would you borrow who since one did at cool really represent the change that young nigerians wanted or was he just the other guy that wasn't too hard. ok so that's the categories of people in the in the last election those who believed that they just wanted anything but president my mother board and the young people who also feels about the loss of jobs in the economy i mean the economy was not doing too well and subsequently there were a loss of jobs and then a lot of schools or universitie

the best of any brightness to was the south—east. note is the temperature for aberdeenshire, i2 celsius tomorrow. widely across the board double digit temperatures. as we head into wednesday, here is the area of high pressure. it drifts further east. we draw more of a southerly airflow as we head through the day on wednesday. particularly for the afternoon. that will start to break up afternoon. that will start to break up the tide. for more of us, particularly in the south, we will see more in the way of sunshine. more cloud the further north and west you go. it remains breezy. temperature is doing well. into double figures from most places. even the northern isles are in the high single figures. as we head into thursday, more of us get to see the codebreaking up, more in the way of sunshine. and of course with temperatures like this, with the sunshine, for many of us it will feel like spring once again. the uk economy last year grew by its slowest rate for six years. it is goodbye from me. now the local news where you are. bye—by

diablo road, pretty far distances north and south. a major intersection with a definite problem this morning. closure highway 37 because of flooding both directions between 101 and atherton. you know the drill, apterton will connect you. hoping to have the lanes reopened by later this morning but we'll track the updates from caltrans. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the criticism just keeps piling on for san francisco public works and its street cleaning program. yesterday supervisors called for an investigation into safety practices inside the agency. >> now this all comes after our investigative unit went undercover to expose something that may have been putting city workers and the public at risk for years. senior investigative reporter d th city hall. >> reporter: a recent reporting revealed san francisco's fleet of street cleaning vehicles is some type of tarp or cover to ensure all that junk doesn't fall onto the roadway. now the president of san francisco's board of supervisors is calling for a government hearing to investiga

business africa i'm going to get jones of berlin good to have you with us and we're starting in south africa where a major conference on mining is coming to a close mining of course is a key industry for many african countries the sector is a major employer provided tens of thousands of jobs but times are changing mining is growing more and more expensive leading to massive layoffs so what does the future hold in store what is the stick to fit for the future now that is one of the key questions of the world's biggest mining conference indaba investing in africa mining and the moment we go live to cape town for the latest but first a look at the industry it's drivers and challenges. with platinum chromium gold and diamonds south africa's one of the world's biggest mineral producers but its mining industry is in decline as easily accessible reserves are depleted the cost of bringing metals to the surface is rising. hundreds of thousands of jobs have been cut in recent years in the late one nine hundred eighty s. seven hundred sixty thousand people worked in south african mines by last y

was just twelve when he last saw his father taken by invading troops along with thousands of other south korean men back to north korea from which they never returned because one day i had six brothers and sisters and my mother had to bring us up by herself she got a job as a cleaner our life was horrible the south korean government has been keeping the issue alive recently opening a museum close to the demilitarized zone separating the north and the south the abductees were mostly technicians and did ministre to us who were of value to north korea the north has always denied that they were taken against their will most all thought to be long since dead but some could still be alive. and the organization representing their families wants their plights to be included on summits agendas. i want they should be on the agenda for all future talks and for north korea to be responsible for resolving this issue. and it's my hope that the remains of the ep the keys are returned to their families we want the north koreans to recognize what they have done and the whole is as for it behind the summi

driving could get better with the rain moves south but it has not moved south yet. >>> let's go back to that desk. >> the chp remind drivers to not drive through standing water. flooding closed many roads and in some cases, drivers ended up stuck and stranded. this woman had to be rescued where the water on time road was almost 4 feet deep. marin county crews were very busy. they are sent from one storm call two-way another. firefighters took this video showing how fast the runoff is as it moves down streets outside of fairfax. >>> the storm can be blamed for power outages. thousands of pg&e customers are in the dark. the biggest outage is in want to create where 1600 homes and businesses are without power. sonoma county is without power. the largest 1500 customers in the russian river area. there is expect to be more power problems as the storm continues. >>> the weather app has interactive radar and the forecast. it has that easy feature to upload whether photos and video . >>> a little while ago, in vietnam, president trump and kim jong-un kicked off the second summit meeting. the

and in 1950, kim il-sung invaded south korea. the korean war had begun. when america, the soviet union and china got involved, many feared it could become a world war. >> we are fighting in korea for our own national security and survival. we stand by that commitment. >> for the first time, north korea experienced the power of a nuclear threat. >> from the very moment of north korea's inception it has felt like it is under the threat of a nuclear attack by the united states. >> america did not use the bomb. but its aerial bombardment of north korea was brutal. more than 1 million north koreans died. so did more than 36,000 american troops. >> devastated the whole korean peninsula. >> in 1953, the two sides signed an armistice. and even though kim il-sung had started the war, he blamed the u.s. for turning his country to rubble. >> this is how the north koreans grew up thinking about the united states. >> after the war, kim il-sung rebuilt north korea with money from his sponsor the soviet union. he put in bridges, roads, built factories and plants. and by

south bay you're getting a slug o heavy rain. it's going to last all the way through about 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. then we'll taper over the showers but there will be waves of showers that will be light with pockets of moderate to heavy rain in them. that's why the storm is a 2 tomorrow. just morning showers thursday. most of the afternoon into friday is going to be dry. alexis. >> all right. taking a look at the roads here this morning, our main hot spot has been 880. it's all kind of been in the same area. i told you about a crash near market, a number one northbound 880 before 7th street. really all these details are sounding very similar. solo vehicle spinout crash. we do have reports of flooding in the area. you can see on live doppler 7 orange and yellow, that is moderate to heavy rain. so slow down, drive for conditions here today. most of the conditions we have are spinout crashes. a quick check of drive down 680 walnut creek to dublin, 15 minutes. southbound santa rosa to san francisco, 1 hou highway 1 to los gatos,

south ofed icksburg. even wet snowflakes mixed this here, but we're not expecting much in accumulation from that. area of low pressure scooting through norrolina. that's where the dynamics lay. again, that's where a lot of this is headed off to. so you can see this line right here. andl continue to move up out through southern maryland, off to the eastern shore, then out to theatlantic. here, we're dry. we'll continue to stay dry. you can see some sunshine, especially if you're in maryland early this morning. all of s us will sunshine later on this afternoon. temperatures, we hit the daytime high just after midght at 50 degrees. sun came up before 7:00 a.m. that os going to continu this trend through february. in fact, we'll be gaining da minutes ofight before the end of february, daylight saving time begins march 10th. current temperatures in the 30s and 40s right now. that's pretty much where we'reh stayingghout the day. we'll talk about more chances for some rain and possibly sleet tomorrow. a wintry m

for all of us it is a south or south—westerly wind so for all of us it's mild. those temperatures very similar to what we had on tuesday. 0vernight, we will probably see some stronger winds for the northern half of the uk and a bit more cloud around too. another weak weather front topples into the north—west of scotland. more breaks in the cloud, more widely across england and wales. it will be a little cooler, temperatures around 3—4 degrees. as we head into thursday, we are going to find those strong south, south—west winds pushing away that weather front. and we're actually going to draw in our airfrom the near continent, and this is drier air as well so that means more sunshine, more widely on thursday. there'll still be some cloud to greet the day across northern scotland. any rain soon gets pushed away. then the cloud breaks up. some pockets of cloud through the irish sea, but a lot of sunshine around on thursday. still quite breezy, very mild. temperatures could get 15 degrees around the moray firth. and easily 13 or 1a in many other areas as well.

south korea is an example. south korea is costing us $5 billion a year and they pay -- they were paying about $500 million. for $5 million worth of protection. we have to do better than that. they have agreed to pay $500

the south bay sees some rain, no major crashes, but a series of them at south 280, may see some activity on the shoulder, between saratoga and highway 17. a smooth flow of traffic around the rest of the bay as well. there is the peninsula, with palo alto, a little rain on the lens and on the road. back to you >> thanks, mike. >>> our weather coverage continues on social media. we have crews across the bay area keeping an eye on historic trees, and power outages. as you're on the go, be sure to follow nbc bay area on twitter for updates. we'll bri y latest information on the storm's impact. >>> facebook knows what you did, but soon there will be a way to delete that history. i'll tell you about it, when "today in the bay" continues. (( >>> right now at 6:15, it's still windy, with some times of light rain moving through fremont, as you get ready to head out the door. we'll see the rain off and on, even some breaks with some sun peeking out every now and then. temperatures reaching into the low 60s. this storm is finally pushing to the south, but we'll still be left over with some scattere

often windy, but mild south—westerlies. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: search teams find the wreckage of a small plane carrying the argentine footballer, emiliano sala, that disappeared between france and britain. president maduro appears on venezuelan television to deny that his country is facing a humanitarian disaster. anger and a search for answers in the brazilian valley engulfed by mining waste. and pope francis arrives in the united arab emirates for the first—ever papal visit to the arabian peninsula.

wants it stopped and now france says it could hold construction at a european level also coming up south africa's president gives his state of the nation address and a key national elections by cancer rem opposed convince voters that the scandal hit african national congress has cleaned up its act. on labor markets great to have you along everyone we start this broadcast with the german plans for a pipeline supplying russian gas that have been thrown into doubt by concerted international opposition the u.s. ambassador to berlin has urged germany to ditch the north stream to project and now france says it could halt the construction process by subjecting the russian company building to tell for european union rules critics say the pipeline will make germany dependent on moscow and undermine european security now that leaves a key part of germany's energy strategy under strict. construction of the north stream two pipeline is a ready well underway but the face of the project lies in the balance e.u. members have not yet agreed on how to proceed and germany and france in particular and peer

the atmospheric river is moving south. heavy rain will start to move south as well. fiftys and 60s on the temperatures, overall, rain will continue off and on, not continuous, but there will be some rain into sunday. >>> tesla has a new rival for electric cars, the company that could get financial backing from general motors and amazon. and first, let's check in with mike and see what is coming up. good morning, mike. >> coming up, tech companies are making hundreds of millions of dollars and a lot of the money that they make is from data that they collect from users. governor gaza - - governor got some new - - governor gavin newsom is looking at ways to make them pay up. and the state of the state, we will dig into his vision for the high-speed rail and the valley. and everything from immigration to housing. stay with us, we will be right back. hones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on yo

this is news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes south africa is settled i'm opposed to just gave one of the most important speeches of his presidency we're asking what is the stage of the rainbow nation just months ahead of the general election that could definitively change the country's political landscape. and as tens of thousands of nigerians flee an upsurge in violence told here from the experts warning off a new make humanitarian crisis. i'm christine window welcome to news africa i'm glad you're chewing then the stakes were high when south africa's president sorghum up also gave he's state of the nation address on thursday evening also has been president for just shy of a year he assumed office office of the ruling a.n.c. the former leader jacob zuma but as the a.n.c. rather continues to be buffeted by corruption scandals the powerful pulpit off a drama an opportunity to market his vision of the reform party we'll get reaction to the state of the nation speech but first some of the highlights. cyril ramaphosa arriving for a second state of the nation address since tak

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of nigeria the south south south east and so that's also affected the level of participation because quite a number of people were disenfranchised and disenfranchise quite a lot of people also were scared that their lives would be endangered if they come out to vote on the election day so these are all the things that's actually affect said the number of people dot turned out to vote in the presidential elections ok a lot of people have a lot of opinions about whether or not this was a a free and fair election but i want to talk about the two candidates that were up contending abu bakar x. equal and why would you bar who since one did at cool really represent the change that young nigerians wanted or was he just the other guy that wasn't too hard. ok so that's the categories of people in the last election those who believed that they just once said anything but it's president my motherboard and the young people who also feels about the loss of jobs in the economy i mean the economy was not doing too well and subsequently there were a loss of jobs and then a lot of schools and univers

watch the sharp cutoff south of oakland and south of san francisco where it barely has rained at all all day long. a few light showers for the tri- valley now. it's not raining in fremont or hayward. we have yet to see a drop of rain in san jose. the cutoff has been exceptional from this atmospheric river. all thheavrainfall continues to fall over the stco coofurs in the north bay, but that line will work its way south this evening. updated rainfall totals from the north bay, 15 inches of rain in the sonoma county mountains since lunchtime yesterday, more than a foot, almost a foot and a half. casadaro more than 9 inches, more than 5 inches many mount tam, yountville and downtown santa rosa. contrast that with the rainfall totals in other parts of the bay area. cupertino, pittsburg, less than 0.1-inch of rain. numerous flood warnings, mendocino, lake, napa, sonoma, marin county, basically the north bay, all small streams and creeks are flooding right now. it may get worse as the evening rolls on because futurecast shows the heavy rain staying north of the golden gate through 7:00 ton

south african is still winchell gospel choir hits and that behind notes at the grammys will get reaction to the groups they bring me when. i'm christine window welcome to news africa i'm glad you're today in african leaders have gathered for the twenty nine hundred eighty years summit and this year the mass movement of people was the emphasis statistics from the united nations show sub-saharan africa hosts eighteen million forcibly displaced people that's more than a quarter of the world's refugees population now experts say the number is rising because of ongoing conflicts conflicts in countries like in south sudan somalia and now among the top countries hosting refugees in africa is kenya which is home to one of the biggest refugee camps in africa correspondent catherine on one visited kakuma camp where projects to empower refugees through a settlement scheme has been piloted. jennifer in the role fled south sudan in two thousand and sixteen with three of her six children now she lives here in ca it's part of the kakuma refugee camp in the remote and arid region of northern kenya. and

south—east england and northern scotla nd south—east england and northern scotland are likely to see clear skies, here, frost in the cold spots as temperatures drop below freezing. light wind tomorrow, taking a while for the fog to clear, parts of yorkshire may see it into the afternoon, holding the temperature down compared to elsewhere. most of us down compared to elsewhere. most of us will come out of the grey start and get to see some sunshine. a little breezier towards the western isles, with some showers, but most places light wind and sunny spells into the afternoon. temperatures well above normal for the time of year. this is bbc news, the headlines: three cabinet ministers face a call to resign after going public with a warning they're prepared to delay brexit, rather than leave the eu without a deal. clashes in venezuela between soliders and protesters as opposition activists attempt to move humanitarian aid into the country from colombia. votes are being counted in nigeria after the biggest presidential and parliamentary elections in african history. the singer r kelly is

re—engerizing south africa. will the country's 2019 budget, due out in few hours, give the country's economy a much—needed boost? live from london, that's our top story on wednesday 20th of february. africa's second biggest economy has been rocked by recent power shortages, with the government under pressure to come up with a plan to keep the lights on. also in the programme. a warning from the uk's competition watchdog, who say the mega supermarket merger between sainsbury and asda could push up prices. european markets are looking like this. we'll look at what's moving those numbers and why. and we'll be getting the inside track on the lucrative hair industry. it's a highly competive market to break into, but we'll be speaking to a firm that's trying to weave its way into the industry. as a south korean firm launches a make—up range for 5—7—year—olds, we want to know — how young is too young? let us know — just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. welcome to the progra

mining is the sunrise industry those are the words of south african president zero run of course up as he's addressed the twenty fifth investing in africa mining conference being taped out as the conference comes to a close the alst is africa's mining sector a fit for the future. also on the show how. solar powered taxis in ivory coast move people from a to b. while keeping the city air clean. and air bus in trouble australian carrier qantas council's a large a three eighty order raising new questions over the future of the world's biggest jetliner. alone welcome to g.w. business africa and want to get jones of berlin good to have you with us and we're starting in south africa where a major conference on mining is coming to a close mining of course is a key industry for many african countries the sector is a major employer provided tens of thousands of jobs but times are changing mining is growing more and more expensive leading to massive layoffs so what does the future hold in store what is the sector fit for the future and that is one of the key questions of the world's biggest mone

, which helped south africa move on from the horrors of apartheid. but first, london and a story about the strikers in saris, a group of south asian women employed in the grunwick film processing factory. because of the terrible working conditions there, they decided to take a stand for workers‘ rights, and their action captured the imagination of many other trade unionists. archive: for asian housewife, mrs jayaben desai, her 220th day on the picket line was marked by a presentation. a presentation on behalf of the north west london usdaw shopworkers union to mrs desai, who is the treasurer of the strike committee. thank you very much, madam, for coming along. translation: jayaben desai was a very strong woman. she had made up of mind to bring the union into the factory, because our women were treated badly. we believe that, if women have so many rights in this country, then why can't we have them too? grunwick relied upon the new influx of asians from east africa to supply its workforce. commonly thought passive and hard—working, the tables wer