but got through, did it, so that�*s what it�*s all about. getting the kids fed, seeing the parents, supporting them, doing my thing. can you show me your knee? i�*ve got an ice pack underneath, so i�*ve got compression and ice, just to ease some of the pain. the primary school teacher�*s carried thousands of free lunches to those who need them and walked hundreds of miles during the lockdowns. he delivers notjust food but also computers and pastoral support to his pupils and theirfamilies. the food is almost a way in, a way in, not physically into the house, but it�*s the connection. so they have to open the door to me. so that allows me to chat to them and make sure things are ok. i was sorting out a relationship issue, the fella had left the mum because he�*d had enough. the pressure of the work was too much, they were arguing all the time. so i was sorting out that. i went to another house, i was doing long division, i was doing long division for year six. so it�*s that that you do at the door, the stuff you didn�*t know you

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. rockets have been fired at irbil, the capital of iraqi kurdistan, hitting sites including a base of the us—led coalition in iraq. a coalition spokesman said a foreign civilian contractor had been killed and a us service member and five other contractors wounded. a previously unknown pro—iranian militia group says it carried out the strike. officials in the democratic republic of congo say more than 60 people have drowned after a barge capsized and sank on the river congo river. 300 people have been rescued but possibly 200 others are unaccounted for following the accident. locals said the boat hit a rock east of the capital kinshasa while travelling at night, which is forbidden. carlos menem, the flamboyant politician who led argentina for two terms as president between 1989 and 1999, has died at the age of 90. he was being treated at a clinic in buenos aires, for respiratory and heart problems. as president he privatised creaky state enterprises in a massive transformation of arg

here�*s matthew hill on what�*s been said. the international parliamentary alliance on china, over 50 parliamentarians across the world, 19 different countries have all signed this letter, which is alleging that he allegedly which is alleging... ..genocide and condemnation from australia has also been very strong and in the chair of the senate in america for international relations. she is one of the 50 signatories in this letter but they debated it in parliament and in holland and the senate and in france, so there has been a significant reaction to these very brave woman. some of the allegations aren�*t new. last year the bbc�*s john sudworth uncovered evidence of hard labour in xinjiang. according to these documents hundreds of thousands of people from ethnic minorities — including the uighur community — are being forced to pick cotton in fields in xinjiang. this report by a chinese scholar from june last year details other allegations of forced sterilisation and women being fitted with contraceptive devices. china

i�*m sure he�*s in good spirits. he�*s always in good spirits. the duke was admitted to the same hospitaljust before christmas 2019 for treatment of an undisclosed condition. he left afterfour nights tojoin the queen at sandringham. anxiety, on top of everything else. today, the royal family has been continuing with business as usual. this was prince charles and the duchess of cornwall this morning at a hospital in birmingham. fanfare the queen has remained at windsor castle. she, too, is carrying on with her duties but, inevitably, in everyone�*s mind will be the fact that the duke is now just four months short of his 100th birthday. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the life and times of the massively influential right—wing radio host, rush limbaugh who�*s died, at the age of 70. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm has been murdered. that has a terribl

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let�*s take a look at some of today�*s other news... the head of the company that made the flammable cladding used on grenfell tower has admitted it told a "misleading half—truth" to a british standards board. the public inquiry into the fire has heard that the french manufacturer arconic didn�*t share the results of a failed test while applying for a product certificate. but the company�*s president denied it was "deliberately concealed". lord frost, who served as the prime minister�*s chief brexit negotiator, has been given a seat at the cabinet table and a ministerial post overseeing the uk�*s relationship with the european union. among his responsibilities will be representing the uk in any trade disputes resulting from brexit. a deadline of may 1st for all international troops to be pulled out of afghanistan is set to be extended because of a surge in taliban violence. this year marks the 20th anniversary of the american—led invasion, and troop withdrawal was central to last year�*s us—taliban deal, which was signed

he�*s a no—nonsense sort of man. i think he would be embarrassed by the fuss, and would not want it. i�*m sure he�*s in good spirits. he�*s always in good spirits. hospitaljust before christmas 2019 for treatment of an undisclosed condition. he left afterfour nights tojoin the queen at sandringham. anxiety, on top of everything else. today, the royal family has been continuing with business as usual. this was prince charles and the duchess of cornwall this morning at a hospital in birmingham. fanfare the queen has remained at windsor castle. she, too, is carrying on with her duties but, inevitably, in everyone�*s mind will be the fact that the duke is now just four months short of his 100th birthday. facebook has blocked australian users from sharing or viewing news content in a dispute over a proposed law. australia wants social media giants to pay for the content re—posted from news outlets. facebook said the proposed law "fundamentally misunderstands the relationship between our platform and publishers".

here�*s a look at wednesday�*s weather forecast. one low pressure moves away — in fact, it�*s over iceland — and another one replaces it. in fact, we are going to see a series of low pressure coming our way, bringing spells of rain, weatherfronts, this is the beginning of that really unsettled spell of weather, which will then turn very mild weather as we head into the weekend. but look at wednesday, lots of showers, outbreaks of rain heading toward some southern parts of the country. temperatures, again, fairly similar around 10—12 celsius. now, the rise in the temperature will be very significant as we head towards saturday and sunday. that�*s the day where in some southern and eastern areas, it could hit 17 celsius. this is bbc news, the headlines: the united nations has said it�*s alarmed by the escalation of the conflict in yemen. in the south, in taiz, more than a50 children have reportedly been killed or wounded by snipers. the un said a rebel attack on the northern city of marib could have unimaginable consequenc

let�*s talk to sian elliott, who�*s women�*s equality officer at the tuc. in what way had —— are they discriminatory? in what way had -- are they discriminatory?— in what way had -- are they discriminatory? in what way had -- are they discriminato ? ., ., , ., discriminatory? the government has a leual du discriminatory? the government has a legal duty to — discriminatory? the government has a legal duty to publish _ discriminatory? the government has a legal duty to publish the _ discriminatory? the government has a legal duty to publish the impact - discriminatory? the government has a legal duty to publish the impact of - legal duty to publish the impact of any decisions they make which is important in a time of crisis where decisions are being made quickly often with limited evidence. but they have a responsibility to make sure that they have favour and better decision—making, and we think that the decisions they have made during this crisis and we can�*t see any evidence they�*ve complied... for example when it comes to statutory sick pay

november�*s election had been fraudulent and he promised a new vote in a year�*s time. from yangon, our correspondent nyein chan aye sent this report. chanting sending a message to the generals. anger has brought tens of thousands of people out onto the streets. worried about the future of the country, the people here say their freedom has once again been taken away. this generation did not think they would have to do the same resistance against military rule. young people hoped they would grow up in a very different myanmar, open to the world and its possibilities. but now they find themselves battling to restore democracy and end military rule, just like the generation before them. but that fight won�*t be easy. their leader, aung san suu kyi, is still under house arrest. today, the general who put her there spoke for the first time since taking power. justifying the coup, he said civilian leaders had failed to hold a proper election last november. across the city, red shirts hang outside homes in support of the protest movement. inside one apartment this family say

clear skies later today highs in the upper 60's to mid 70's to even upper 70's for a few spots likely close to record breaking for a few areas as well i'll be talking about just how warm it's going to get what else to expect in this forecast all still to come rain thank you for that john all right, let's get a look at your commute for the morning if you're heading from the east bay into the city right now drive times about under 9 minutes now yesterday. we had a whole host of accidents and problems in hot spots. >>as you're leaving and coming into the city, but right now things are all clear this morning, we'll stay on top of that for you let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge as you're heading across to the peninsula under 11 minutes for your drive time they're not tracking any major hot spots or high wind advisories. so that's good for your commute at a look at the golden gate bridge heading into the city under 21 minutes. again a very clear commute. no fog in your way. we'll have that and more coming up, but for now back to the news. more help is on the way to help businesse

that�*s the stark warning coming from the eu�*s commissioner for crisis management, who�*s visiting the country. in addition to that a bipartisan report to the us congress has strongly urged president biden to delay a trump administration plan to pull all us forces out of afghanistan by1 may. let�*s get more on this from joshua kastenberg, a professor of law at the university of new mexico. he was also a lawyer and judge in the us air force, and joins me live from albuquerque. thank you very much indeed for being on the programme. would you agree with the word coming from the eu�*s commissionerfor crisis management that its peace process is only brink of collapse?— collapse? visible, thank you for having — collapse? visible, thank you for having me _ collapse? visible, thank you for having me on _ collapse? visible, thank you for having me on this - collapse? visible, thank you i for having me on this morning, and yes, i do agree that afghanistan is sitting on a precipice —— first of all. and if the allied forces pull—out and leave the government unprotected at this point

in today�*s programme we�*re going to be looking at highlights of this year�*s sundance film festival. normally we would be reporting from snowy park city, utah, where the festival is normally held, but this year because of the pandemic, sundance was largely a virtual affair. of course, the ski slopes of park city in utah have for years provided the backdrop to sundance, and it remains one of the world�*s most celebrated showcases. this year, it was abbreviated and mostly online, offering a slimmed—down line—up of feature films. 0n the plus side, though, the festival�*s footprint went global, with some sundance content being made available to international audiences. like all the other film journalists and film critics accredited to sundance this year, i experienced the festival from my home here in new york, watching movies on my laptop, or, when i could make the connection work, on my television as well. it was a very efficient way of watching movies, but it was quite a solitary event, so, to compensate this year, sundance created elaborate networking opportunities online to

it�*s understood that prince philip�*s doctor is acting with what�*s being called an "abundance of caution" and the duke, who�*s 100, injune, remains in good spirits. the number of coronavirus cases is continuing to fall in all parts of the uk. the latest r number, estimated to be between 0.6 and 0.9, also suggests infection numbers are shrinking. but experts warn that with more than half a million people currently infected — there is still plenty of virus circulating for people to catch. they say any lifting of restrictions should be done slowly and cautiously. here�*s our health correspondent, catherine burns. the pressure is easing on the nhs, but from a very bad situation. injanuary, hospitals in england treated 100,000 covid patients, a third of all the people they had seen with coronavirus since the pandemic started. it�*s better now but far from normal. there are still many hospitals around the country with intensive care units that have more covid patients than they had at the peak of the first wave back in april, and there are still intensive care units who are at double t

but unfortunately that�*s an issue that�*s not clear yet. so you think it�*s been superseded by the announcement today? yes. that�*s what it would appear to have happen because theyjust haven�*t changed that. it seems unusual that you would have a two, five and an eight day test. and taking the test on day five is really only going to get you back home a tiny bit sooner in any case. because it�*s not that you get released on day five, you still have to wait for the results. so you may as well go ahead and just stick it out until day eight. i know if you�*re coming from the 33 red list countries you�*re in hotel quarantine for ten days in any case. okay. sean, a question from beatrice, as a british citizen, do i have to quarantine in a hotel if i agree to isolate at home? well, depends on which country you're coming back from. ijust want to stress at the moment, there are very few british nationals overseas. certainly there are tiny numbers on holidays because you not supposed be going overseas during lockdown. but the quarantine

welcome along to sportsday — lots to bring you — but there�*s only one place to start and that�*s with the merseyside derby. everton have not won at anfield this century... until today. carlo ancellotti�*s side were 2—0 winners against liverpool in the premier league and, with it, moved level on points withjurgen klopp�*s side in the table. joe lynskey reports. the biggest fixtures feel the most empty, but everton knew the anfield silence brought opportunity. they had not won here for two decades but faced a liverpool side in turbulence. they had lost their last three here and have a patched up defence, so everton went at them. through to richarlison. _ everton went at them. through to richarlison, first _ everton went at them. through to richarlison, first chance _ everton went at them. through to richarlison, first chance for - richarlison, first chance for everton, first goal for everton! richarlison�*s open i was inside three minutes, their multi—million pound brazilian who grew up in a favela, writing his name in merseyside history. liverpool have scored just one goal he

he�*s a doctor who�*s got a flat in sheffield. he�*s been spending his days on the front line, fighting covid in the nhs. he spends his nights worrying about the £52,000 bill that he now has to pay for fire safety repairs. he doesn�*t want future promises, prime minister. he doesn�*t want to hear that it�*s all been sorted when he knows that it hasn�*t. he wants to know, here and now, will he or will he not have to pay that £52,000 bill? mr speaker, we're determined that no leaseholder should have to pay for the unaffordable cost of fixing safety defects that they didn't cause and are no fault of their own, and that's why, in addition to the £1.6 billion we are putting in to remove the acm, the upl cladding, we are also setting up and have set up a £1 billion building safety fund, which has already processed almost 3,000 claims. and i sympathise very much with the gentleman, dr martin, that he mentions, and i hope very much that his particular case can be addressed in the course of the forthcoming package that will b

and 40's to start to eventually the 50's and 60's by the finish of the day i'll be talking exactly when to expect our next chance of showers and what else to expect this week and into the coming weekend all still to come let's get a look at our early morning commute for earliest of risers with reyna harvey is standing by right now good morning you know there are no hot spots right now no major accidents, so that's a great thing for your morning commute. i am seeing a lot of construction though out there on the roadways. >>so just be mindful of that but let's get a check at your drive times if you're heading into the city from the east bay to that fremont street exit under 9 minutes thankfully, no high wind advisories in place as you commute across the bridge. there. the san mateo bridge also another nice and light matalin the commute for you as you head across the peninsula. there 92 westbound you see traffic making their way under 13 minutes for your drive time there. the richmond sandra fell bridge also another you much busier though during this hour than it normally is for us steal y

and we're seeing a wind speeds in the 20's actually in parts of the city. so this wind advisory has been extended by the national weather service earlier today, so it's been extended until 4 o'clock early tomorrow morning. versus wrapping up a late tonight, so we're expecting these winds to stick with us almost your morning commute tomorrow. if you're an early riser just be careful on the roadways though lots of debris that we're expecting across all lanes but those current wind gusts look at this in the 50's in some spots, especially in our north bay mountains and in fact mount saint just now peaking at 78 miles per hour as far as those wind gusts go so definitely higher elevations are much more of a blustery wind wind effect and we're going to be seeing that again through tonight into early tomorrow morning. looks like our east bay we're almost near the 30's for parts of our oakland hills and even getting into hayward so just be really careful out there both hands on that steering wheel as you were driving around. thanks to the high pressure that we're se

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let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. canada has become the first country to designate the proud boys group as a terrorist group. nancy pelosi, the democrat speaker of the us house of representatives, has confirmed there�*ll be a full vote on thursday about whether to strip a republican representative of her role on two key congressional committees. marjorie taylor greene, from georgia, is accused of encouraging bogus conspiracy theories and making anti—semitic comments online. the us treasury secretary, janet yellen, has called a meeting of top officials that could result in tougher financial market regulation. mass buying of stocks by amateur traders, many of them active on reddit forums, has led to volatility in some company share prices, including gamestop and amc entertainment. officials running this summer�*s tokyo olympic have set out how they to plan to keep the games safe during the pandemic. athletes will be tested for covid every four days, must wear masks, and will be discouraged from using public transp

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i�*m sure he�*s in good spirits. he�*s always in good spirits. the duke was admitted to the same hospitaljust before christmas 2019 for treatment of an undisclosed condition. he left afterfour nights tojoin the queen at sandringham. anxiety, on top of everything else. today, the royal family has been continuing with business as usual. this was prince charles and the duchess of cornwall this morning at a hospital in birmingham. fanfare the queen has remained at windsor castle. she, too, is carrying on with her duties but, inevitably, in everyone�*s mind will be the fact that the duke is now just four months short of his 100th birthday. myanmar has seen some of its biggest protests yet against the military coup that deposed the civilian leader, aung san suu kyi, earlier this month. hundreds of thousands gathered across the country, as the campaign of civil disobedience entered its 12th consecutive day. jonathan head reports. the military government has dismissed the protesters as a violent minority. today people across myanmar set out to prove it

it�*s tangible. you know, it�*s palpable, the sense of relief. well, it�*s not relief, because it�*s not over, but the sense of hope. and to be part of that is really lovely. yeah, of course it is. good morning. welcome. how are you? some news just from the government who says the post—brexit checks on products of animal origins at old northern ireland ports will resume on a phased basis from wednesday. that had been withdrawn last week, you remember, over safety concerns. the government has done a risk assessment and they say that these checks can be resumed again from tomorrow. so that newsjustin from department of agriculture, environment and rural affairs. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with tomasz. well, some of us have another 26 to 36 hours of these intermittent snow showers. some of them light, some still very heavy. for example, across parts of central and eastern scotland. an amber warning in force from the met office here through today and into this evening. and also, we have some snow potentially for the channel isla

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to low 70's. santa rosa and center fell among those warmer spots at 73 today as i mentioned it is a windy one today, here's the good news though thursday and friday won't be as windy. so the finish of the week just looks better for stepping back outside and soaking in the sun saturday gets breezy again not anticipating as windy as today though, and then next week a touch cooler but remaining dry into the start of the new week reyna john thank you so traffic is nice and light right now if you're traveling across the peninsula there look at that under 40 minutes for your drive times the bay bridge also looks great and we're up to about 20 minutes earlier, but now we're down to under 10 minutes to the fremont street exit. >>the richmond sandra fell bridge also at the limit commute under 8 minutes for your drive time and look at gate bridge here 25 minutes and under as you head into the city. we're tracking your commute times and much more but for now daryn back to you. >>so it holds out by the do som

mid50's along the coast. upper 50's to low 60 ha and low 60's inland. just to show you that sun with just some passing clouds as we head through the rest of your tuesday. let's check in with gianna. >> good morning. sure is a busy ride for the tuesday morning commute. you have to get through tracy and the pass. you will see a lot of brake lights. westbound 580. slow and go. coming off that 205 connector. the 47-mile travel time over toward 680. a few brake lights. onto 680. we have some slow go speeds on 84, if you are going toward the sonell grade. you will see all the brake lights there. things getting crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see the bulk of those brake lights as you work along the upper deck into san francisco. that's a look at your morning ride. >>> happening today the oakland coliseum will become one of the largest mass vaccination sites in california. it'll seen president serve it's first patients later this morning in the parking lot. emily turner is at the coliseum where tents are now set up and ready for use. >> yeah. the

degrees san mateo not that far behind at 64 degrees with san jose also in the mid 60's low 60's for those of you in downtown san francisco. and napa and avato 2 of the warmest cities in the north bay, currently at 66 degrees and radar for tracking clear dry conditions not going to last that long because starting tomorrow we do have a weak storm that is going to bring us some light scattered showers and also our next round of wet weather. but it is going to be a slightly cooler and cloudier day for your thursday that's going to be the transitional day we are going to notice mostly dry conditions but those of you in the north bay you could start seeing some light showers shortly before midnight with rain returning during the overnight hours find out how much we're expected to get from this week's storm in my full forecast back to use a breeze and thank you for that. >>coming up here at 3 the a's and giants pitchers and catchers report for spring training, how fans can watch their games in arizona. and we continue to follow the freezing temperatures in the state of texas many are wonde

baarack is now settling in with other rescued sheep at edgar�*s mission. that�*s it for now. thank you so much for watching. hello there. following on from the last couple of days�* rain, there are still flood warnings in force. but to the south of that weather front, we�*ve seen some exceptional warmth, and that�*s down to the wind direction. 18 was the warmest day of the year so far on wednesday, but we won�*t see a repeat of that despite the weather settling down because we lose that strong south—westerly and we pick up a brisk westerly wind across the atlantic. so, slightly cooler direction which will push in showers through the day ahead, some heavy showers as well. and our weather front is present further south, so very different complexion to the weather here. there could be some heavier bursts of rain, and it�*ll certainly be a much greyer, damper start across many southern, central and eastern parts of england. could be a little bit misty over the tops of the hills, and as i say, there could be some heavier pulses of rain working their way eastwards. migh

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let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. new zealand has recorded zero new covid—19 cases on tuesday, two days after its biggest city, auckland, was ordered to go into lockdown. into a new three—day lockdown after three new cases were detected in the city. new zealand has won widespread praise for its handling of the pandemic, going months without community transmission. malaysia�*s has announced that it will receive its first batch of the pfizer vaccine next sunday. the southeast asian country is aiming to vaccinate at least 80% of its 32 million population within a year — as it pushes to revive its economy. the country has so far reported over 260,000 cases and more than 970 deaths. the world health organization has given emergency approval to use astrazeneca covid—19 vaccines produced in india and south korea. the decision will help distribute the vaccine to poorer countries through the global programme known as covax. these jabs will make up most of the initial 330 million doses of covax�*s first rollout, whi

it�*s not hooray everything is over, that�*s extreme caution. and is probably worth bearing in mind that the words being used to describe this, escape, exits, it�*s not what we are actually looking at. we are looking at a process in which the vaccine will start to kick in and have an effect in the next few months. we still need to vaccinate more people and even when we are all vaccinated we are suffering a global disease, the only way out of is global and it�*s if everybody starts getting vaccinated all over the world. britain has got a £10 billion foreign aid budget which they should be spending every single penny of on vaccines, we are only spending a tenth on vaccinating and it�*s not good enough. we tenth on vaccinating and it's not good enough-— tenth on vaccinating and it's not aood enou:h. ~ . , w tenth on vaccinating and it's not aood enou:h. . ., , .,~ ., tenth on vaccinating and it's not mad enou.h_ . ., , ., ~' ., ., good enough. we have been taken to a rofessor of good enough. we have been taken to a professor of the _ good

here�*s a look at wednesday�*s weather forecast. one low—pressure moves away — in fact, it�*s over iceland — and another one replaces it. in fact, we are going to see a series of low pressure coming our way, bringing spells of rain, weatherfronts, this is the beginning of that really unsettled spell of weather, which will then turn very mild weather as we head into the weekend. but look at wednesday, lots of showers, outbreaks of rain heading toward some southern parts of the country. temperatures, again, fairly similar around 10—12 celsius. now, the rise in the temperature will be very significant as we head towards saturday and sunday. that�*s the day where in some southern and eastern areas, it could hit 17 celsius. this is bbc news. i�*m tim willcox with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. myanmar�*s military crackdown. clashes with protesters — tanks on the streets — and harsh new punishments, for those who challenge military rule. welcome to the uk quarantine hotels — from tod

it�*s not either/or it�*s both. keir starmer says a labour government would actively support the economy but conservatives of point out that they�*ve spent almost £300 billion doing just that. it shows how difficult it is being distinctive as opposition leader during a national emergency. elections across the uk in may will be the first test of whether voters like what they�*ve heard so far. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story is... the moment of truth has arrived for the us space agency�*s perseverance rover. it�*s approaching mars after a 470—million—kilometre journey from earth. every week on 0utside source — we take an in—depth look one of the big issues in the news. this week, we�*re looking at schools and the virus. i want to talk about covid—19 and children. irate i want to talk about covid-19 and children. ~ ., ., children. we are in a defining moment for— children. we are in a defining moment for the _ children. we are in a defining moment for the worlds

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s during the overnight hours. >>around the bay area today that we didn't see anything close to that is absolutely beautiful, lots of 60's that we were enjoying a whole lot of sunshine a mostly clear skies outside right now this is our south of market camera right here in san francisco. but it is windy, so if you're going to be out and about for your friday evening just keep that in mind. winds have been picking up over the last couple of hours or so now a future cast for showing us that things are going to be dry into your entire weekend around the bay area were hoping to maybe get some fresh powder. there's a storm system that was towards the sierra and we're hoping to get snowfall there and even some rain showers in northern california. it looks like it's not going to make the coast so no longer things are kind of no more snow on monday, however we are tracking a storm system that is heading to the bay area in fact here you can see what it looks like on wednesday coming out of the gulf of alaska and it's going t

it�*s there, but it�*s going to be a last resort. so essentially, any digital platform will be given one month�*s notice to say that they have to enter into negotiation. there will be three months negotiation and two additional months of mediation before the government steps in. i think that was key to facebook, that they wanted to do this on their own terms with the news outlets, not the government. the second thing that the treasury did not mention is part of a statement by facebook. they say, going forward the government has clarified that we will retain the ability to decide if news appears on facebook so we won�*t automatically be forced into negotiation, which means that they have the choice to support news outlets which they choose. it is unclear how that is going to work. it is unclear whether, for example, facebook will say, we are going to support abc melbourne and not abc sydney, for example, the national broadcaster. all of this is still really unclear but i think all of that is part of the teething problems, if you w

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and 70's when we should be in the upper 50's for this time of year 5 to 10 degrees above back san jose. the warmest city in the bay area you should be at 61 degrees instead warming up to 71 degrees so very pleasant temperatures. no records broken but certainly warm and very unseasonable weather for this time of year hard to have picture perfect weather - like we did earlier today and tonight also looking just as great in fact we're tracking mostly clear skies a few high thin clouds will stream overhead during the overnight hours but giving way to plenty of sunshine by your sunday afternoon when tracker for things to these northerly winds that's what helped clear us up and warm us up as well to above average mild temperatures in fact we should be near or average daytime highs right now as you step out the door at this 8 o'clock hour downtown san francisco, 54 degrees to braun at 57 degrees cma tale 53 degrees for your afternoon highs and still in the mid 50's for those of you in san jose after warming up into the low 70's today livermore 51 degrees but a little bit milder right now thro

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. rockets have been fired at irbil, the capital of iraqi kurdistan, hitting sites including a base of the us—led coalition in iraq. a coalition spokesman said a foreign civilian contractor had been killed and a us service member and five other contractors wounded. a previously unknown pro—iranian militia group says it carried out the strike. officials in the democratic republic of congo say more than 60 people have drowned after a barge capsized and sank on the river congo river. 300 people have been rescued but possibly 200 others are unaccounted for following the accident. locals said the boat hit a rock east of the capital kinshasa while travelling at night, which is forbidden. carlos menem, the flamboyant politician who led argentina for two terms as president between 1989 and 1999, has died at the age of ninety. he was being treated at a clinic in buenos aires, for respiratory and heart problems. as president he privatised creaky state enterprises in a massive transformation of

and then we're going to see a 50's upper 50's there at stinson beach so it is going to be a beautiful weekend ahead for you just keep in mind it is going to be quite windy guys but the next 7 days things are going to be dry. it's going to be sunny and then we're going to see a lot of 60's on the board but rain is on the way i'll talk about that coming up. >>which is good yes >>next we continue to celebrate black history month here on kron 4 after the break we're going to shine the spotlight on a local ballerina the shares with us her journey if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightnes

here�*s an example. around lincolnshire, east anglia and down into the south east, possibly london, too, you may have to wait a while before that cloud burns to the coast, if it does. in some areas, it might actually hang around, and temperatures will struggle to seven degrees. but out towards central and western areas, we�*re talking about 10—12 degrees. not spectacular, but actually mild enough, really, for the very end of february. because as we head into the 1st of march, the first day of meteorological spring, again a touch of frost in the morning to greet us, to greet march. temperatures out towards western areas a little bit milder there, 3—6 degrees. now, here�*s the high pressure monday and into tuesday. it�*ll sort of be around about here. in fact, extending its reach well into europe across the alps and further south into the mediterranean as well. now, look how much cloud there is on monday. now, this is so, so difficult to predict. in fact, it could linger, it may not. it may actua

in the mid to upper 60's and tomorrow i'm tracking 70's for most of our inland valleys in the bay area so you're in for a real tree, but in let me take a look at this current forecast out there right now golden gate bridge not tracking any cloud cover thanks to today's warmer air mass temperatures out there right now in the mid to upper 50's cooling down for our valleys the low 50's for livermore novato 48 degrees and 43 degrees for those of you in half moon bay's you're getting a little bit of a cool sea breeze influence there that's why temperatures for noticeably cooler but we're going to dip for those of you in santa rosa back into the 30's at 39 degrees overall tracking a warmer air mass because of today's warmer daytime highs compared to yesterday so we're actually going to warm up one to 3 degrees from yesterday's overnight lows in fact warming up into the low to mid 40's for most of our inland valleys. downtown san francisco on the mild side only cooling down to 47 degrees. so, pretty nice weather out there even for overnight lows in daytime highs tomorrow. it certainly is not