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across the uk and in the new year — north-eastwards across the uk and in the new year still _ north-eastwards across the uk and in the new year still unsettled, - north-eastwards across the uk and in the new year still unsettled, some i the new year still unsettled, some rain at times accompanied by some stronger wind. the main feature of the weather is just how mild it is going to be throughout. over the next few days in england, we could see temperatures reaching 17 celsius. bear in mind the average for this time in england is around 8 degrees. so we could be setting a few records in the days ahead. and as we head into the early part of this evening, still 15 degrees in the south—east of england, in london. across the north—east of scotland, around eight celsius. here we have had the rain a bit longer, it has been a bit heavier as well, clearing away from mainland scotland, heading towards the northern isles, may be a few breaks in the cloud, as we head further into the night the cloud tends to thicken and we will get some rain coming into western parts of the uk in particular. with the

thank you. everyone in north shropshire. thank yon-— everyone in north shropshire. thank ou. ., ., ., . “ thank you. you are watching bbc news, thank you. you are watching bbc news. and _ thank you. you are watching bbc news, and that _ thank you. you are watching bbc news, and that was _ thank you. you are watching bbc news, and that was helen - thank you. you are watching bbc| news, and that was helen morgan speaking there, who hasjust been declared the winner in the north shropshire by—election. she is from the liberal democrat party. that is traditionally a safe conservative seat, so quite the news headline there that the conservatives have lost that seat. i am joined conservatives have lost that seat. iamjoined in conservatives have lost that seat. i am joined in the studio by lewis goodall who covers policy and politics for the bbc�*s policy and politics for the bbc�*s newsnight programme and a vote of nearly 18,004 helen morgan. vote of nearly 18,004 helen moraan. �* ., , �* vote of nearly 18,004 helen moraan. �* �* , ., morgan. and it wasn't

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today is a beautiful day in north - the documentary. today is a l beautiful day in north carolina the documentary. today is a - beautiful day in north carolina for justice. it is a beautiful day for dontae sharpe and his family. it is a day that is so well deserved. i’m a day that is so well deserved. i'm auoin to a day that is so well deserved. i'm going to have so many... a surprise. a pardon of actual innocence, it lifts the burden off of my shoulders and my family's shoulders. just god bless everybody that helped me get from prison to this point of my life. hello there. it's been another chilly day today, but whereas we had sunshine across large parts of scotland and northern ireland, there's been much more cloud across england and wales, and we had some rain and drizzle for a while. earlier on, there was some snow in the north—east of england as well. the next weather front is coming in from the atlantic. this band of cloud here will push eastwards overnight and into tomorrow. ahead of that, we've still got some cloud, particul

that was helen morgan speaking in north shropshire. the announcement earlier on that the liberal democrats have won the liberal democrats have won the north shropshire by—election, a traditionally safe conservative seat. the total votes for helen morgan were 17,957. the votes for the conservative candidate were 12,032. there is much more on this on the bbc news website and the bbc news app. victoria is here for the top of the hour, but that is me for the night. thank you very much for your company. let's get the weather now with nick. hello. well, thursday brought an east—west split to the uk weather—wise. well, certainly in terms of where we had the blue sky or where we had the grey sky. across parts of eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england, some were treated to a largely sunny day from dawn until dusk, where it was the reverse across some western areas. the view from wales cloudy from dawn until dusk. it's the cloud that's going to win out for friday and the weekend. high pressure, lots of settled weather to com

that night traveling from his headquarters north of uptown. the attack that quickly followed in particular surprise him and in predicting this disaster for days but now the question for him was simple. should he defend petersburg by the defenses or forsake the city and hold the line. he appealed to the war department unsuccessfully all through the day for instructions of into which of those options he should exercise but never received an answer so he was on his own. and not long after that federal break through the leading elements of hopes division arrived in petersburg in the form of johnson haygood's 1400 south carolinians much to the delight of the panic-stricken citizens. he initially received instruction to extend the army's right flank but when the news of the collapse of the eastern portion of the damot line line smith met haygood to establish a perimeter behind a broken batteries. they could almost stumble into the federal line and that was to her stop it harrison's creek but with the aid of beauregard's competent chief engineer a ma

he is not asking for the state of north carolina to apologise. he's asking for the state of north carolina to acknowledge the wrong and give him what is due under the constitution. when you get exonerated, you're supposed to be able to get pardoned. there's some actual other states that have automatic pardons after you get exonerated. north carolina's not one of them. i'm not begging for it, i'm not pleading for it. i'm just here to put mr cooper, this whole system, north carolina, on notice that i'm—a keep right on talking cos there's more guys that i left behind me that's innocent. they buried this man alive! | you're looking at a miracle. there was never an i intention for him to be standing here today. when you try to do this - and you do this and you kill a person's dream... thank you, reverend. all right. thank all of you. thank you. like, tomorrow. talking about freedom. god knows freedom come in all forms. land of the free, home of the brave. who are the free you're talking about? you're talking to? i'm glad dontae's out. yeah, these ou

that will allow cooler air to move down from the north—east off the north sea, particularly into the start of next week. friday are pretty similar data today, a lot of grey and gloomy weather around with mistiness and murkiness too. there was temperatures down a notch, seven to 11 degrees. the weekend is looking pretty benign, much like we have had today and will have tomorrow. it will be turning cooler, that will be noticeable on sunday. a largely grey day with light winds on saturday, mainly dry with some brightness around, particularly towards western areas, and in the north—east of scotland perhaps the higher ground poking above the cloud. a similar story on sunday, we start to pick up more of a cold and north—easterly breeze, and that cooler air will be spreading southwards and on sunday we are in single figures across the board, just about 9 degrees across the south—west. it looks like the cooler air at the moment all the colder air i should say will start to win out spreading southwards in the run—up to christmas. some models are thinking some milder air could work in

north of here, the far north—east of scotland will be quite cool, but very mild for the time of year, further south, could see 1a or 15 degrees. sunday evening, sunday night, we see this deepening load bring a swath of heavy rain and gales to the far north—west of northern ireland and certainly for western scotland, especially the hebrides, that is where we will see the strongest of the winds. it will push into the north of scotland by the end of the night, leaving a legacy of blustery showers and slightly cooler air. england and wales will continue to see this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales and in towards the south—west. here it's going to be mild, it's looking a bit cooler further north. for monday, we start the new week off on a bright note across the northern half of the country, here we will have some blustery showers, wintry on the hills, england and wales will be plagued by this weather front so it could be quite cloudy and quite wet in parts of wales and into northern england, i think the south—east quadrant could be a bit drier, perh

now as we move to north africa has been cooler here. we've seen snow across the mountains in northern out uria. it's going to get cooler across egypt over the next few days and cold air blowing across the mediterranean. the temperature will come down in cairo, but of course, that central band of africa, we've got a lot of exceptional heat here dryer than we expect it to be for this time of year . for the wet weather. we have to head to south africa and southern mozambique. ah, the cities have always been in motion. they have to be to evolve and adapt of all the sad cities, all the greatest work of all shooting times in the huge city. you trying to get this sense of how the world around you behaves in the way you cannot see with the naked eye. you can feel the hairs on the back of your neck standing up when you reach the top of that building and get about great view. metropolis on al jazeera, and less than a year. how will host the middle east 1st? well, come in preparation. the country is staging a major and settlement with 16 nations g

i hear what the voters are saying in north shropshire. as 2021 drew to a close, boris johnson found himself having to prove to at least some in his party that he should keep hisjob. in a year in which he also got married and his wife carrie had had their second child together, a daughter. after the shock of 2020 this year did show a return to a bit more politics as normal. for the good and not so good. the prime minister saw his authority tested in ways it hadn't been before and of course the virus proved its ability to throw everything in the air again. which points towards a new year which is no more certain than this one. hello there. merry christmas to you. some of us will see some snow during this christmas period, mainly across the hills of the northern half of the uk. further south, it'll tend to be milder, so any precipitation will be rain. and we've got areas of low pressure pushing into the south west and they're weather fronts bringing outbreaks of rain. as these weather fronts slowly push north—eastwards into that stubborn a

., north of the golden gate. we are looking at light scattered showers tonight and through the overnight hours picking up a few hundredths to about a tenth of an inch of rain. >> thank you. >>> santas hitting the slopes. there were 232 santas skiing the mountain with one grinch sneaking around. it's for the 25th annual santa sunday. this is a fund raiser for organization called the river fund which introduces young people to benefits of outdoor recreation. >> love it. >> a lot of red hats out there. >> santa on skis and snow boards. >> that's it for the news. we are on 24/7 on cbsn bay area and streaming on kpix.com. our next newscast - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. [lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the thing missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thought, "that make

this time around, the north bay seeing impacts. more moderate impacts will be along the peninsula and south bay into the santa cruz mountains. even the gusty wind, the focus is going to shift to the south raider on today through the overnight. then, we get to the dynamic part of the storm, was which will bring heavy downpours. the north bay gets a better chance of thunderstorms into monday and tuesday. here is the upper-level support, there is the cold front that continues to push through, bringing light to moderate rain. it is raining everywhere right now from san rafael to san francisco. getting closer to the north bay, some heavy rain near santa rosa. you can see it coming down your grenville, as you look through hercules and richmond, around 80, wet weather crossing the bridge is out cord -- toward discovery bay. to 880, hayward and fremont, some lighter amounts. not quite down to the south bay. snowy and truckee, the sierra nevada looking at huge amounts. the second system is weaker coming in wednesday and thursday, you will n

and also the jim crow era in north carolina in fact wilmington was a among diversities north carolina to segregate the streets in the jim crow, they thought of the steel end midterm election attacking the black voters prefers, wilmington school leaders on how to do it. debbie smith later elected government said that we can handle the blocks away they handled them in wilmington, with their hanging carcasses. in most of you probably never heard of the wilmington coup until i read about it, and wilmington newspaper coverage in 1998, i had not either elwood high school college north carolina and the coup was never mentioned by any professor or by any history book and all the classes that i took and maybe in many people read the book of the same two questions that i had when i first learned of the coup in 1998 pretty one is how can i not know about this and two, how could this happen in the united states of america and i think that the best answer that i could give this is a forgotten chapter of american history that is covered up or mischaracterized for a century and a happened in a time

a little bit chilly up towards the north. and then, as we go through tuesday, this area of wet weather will spread out of northern ireland into southern scotland, northern england, parts of wales, perhaps into the midlands as well. we will see some sunny spells to the far north and to the far south but it will be really quite windy across parts of england and wales. some of these western coasts could see gusts of 40 to maybe 50 mph. quite mild in the south — 12 degrees. further north, a little bit cooler but those temperatures still quite respectable for the time of year. however, there is even milder weather on the way. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we see this next frontal system pushing in from the south—west, a band of rain that'll drive its way north—eastwards, some snow for a time over high ground in scotland, but this will mostly be rain because that mild air will be working its way in. temperatures down towards the south on wednesday afternoon up to 16, maybe 17 degrees. still a little bit chilly for

north shropshire! by mid—morning, the lib dem victor had arrived in 0wsworth street to much fanfare. as they celebrated, onlookers contemplated what had happened and why. i'm not a big fan of borisjohnson. he's disappointed all of us. not everyone was thrilled the conservatives had lost. it's very sad when you think they've held it for 200 years, nearly. but for others, it was a moment to mark. iam happy i am happy because it has smacked borisjohnson in the face. why did you vote for them? i had to get boris out. why? just everything, all the parties and everything that they've been having, because i lost a sister to covid. there is clear anger here at recent events in westminster, and that fuelled the lib dem campaign. but for some, it runs deeper. saffron's grandfather was a conservative mp for north shropshire. he says he understands why people turned away from the party. it's part of a national mood, but i think also, it's this mood that is here as well. taken for granted that we'd always be cons

showers will continue to work into the north west of england and north wales and into the midlands and you might find one or two popping down to the south of england on fairly gusty north—westerly winds. that is the last of the cooler days because this weekend we will see this wave of milder air crashing over the uk and that will really boost the temperatures significantly. it might be getting milder but it will also be quite wet for some of us. on saturday weather fronts will bring outbreaks of rain, particularly persistent across western areas. there will probably be mist and hill fog patches developing here and there. still quite cool across the east but milder air working in westwards with temperatures up to 12 and that is the start of the milder transition. on sunday, again, a lot of cloud around, winds picking upm around, winds picking up particularly across western areas and still the cloud thick enough for a little rain at times but temperatures rising, 13 in belfast and 1a in cardiff and london. that's your weather. this is bbc news — the headlines: under investigation —

let's go back to the north shropshire by—election.

they help the younger brothers and north koreans. technically sought the pla the people's army the chinese military in fact quite differently sets up the people's volunteer army. the voluntary militia in the next one i hope is the next will show you what ends up happening to americans end up entering the war and it pushing it out. excuse my graphics there it's a little messy. it's a very famous landing in september 1950 after the north korean invasion and the un revolution. in fact the united states was completely unprepared for this type of war. it had been decommissioning most of its military and its navy. had no assets anywhere near korea other than japan but it was felt it was necessary to leave japan to protect japan to keep control over japan. and so it's remarkable what ends up happening. let me then get to this is one of under the umbrella of the incredible ramifications the korean war ends up having far, far beyond the millions of dead it would leave on the korean peninsula. the fact it would divide as many as 10 million fam

you can see the light scattered showers pushing across the north bay and as we look up to our north you can see the heavier rain with the cold front well to the north up near crescent city and eureka. all that have will move in to the area. we are looking at a rainy and windy afternoon and especially by tonight, let's time it out for you on future cast. here we are at 4:00 p.m. the intense rainfall in the north bay at 4:00 p.m. and then watch as we head through the evening. here we are at 7:00 p.m. with that line of intense rainfall. that's that cold front moving through san francisco and as we continue this check out ten, 11:00 p.m. with that heavy rain for the south bay and east bay. back to you. >>> a piping hot side hustle. >> whistled.com is looking for a hot cocoa taste tester to tryout all the mixes on the market and give honest reviews but it's not the only perk here. the chosen taster will get $1,000 and you will also win a year long subscription to netflix. that will be pricey and a blanket. cocoa candidates have until midnight to apply. you can do it. >> good luck. thank you

north of here, the far north—east of scotland will be quite cool, but very mild for the time of year, further south could see 1a or 15 degrees. sunday evening onto sunday night, we see this deepening load bring a swath of heavy rain and gales to the far north—west of northern ireland and certainly for western scotland, especially the hebrides, that is where we will see the strongest of the winds. it will push into the north of scotland by the end of the night, leaving a legacy of blustery showers and slightly cooler air. england and wales will continue to see this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales and in towards the south—west. here it's going to be mild, it's looking a bit cooler further north. for monday, we start the new week off on a bright note across the northern half of the country, here we will have some blustery showers, wintry on the hills, england and wales will be plagued by this weather front so it could be quite cloudy and quite wet in parts of wales and into northern england, i think the south—east quadrant could be a bit drier, p

, even severe gales, north—west of the uk to bring jails, even severe gates, to the far north—west of scotland. but it will bring some rain to the north and west and it will scoop up very mild error across much of the country, particularly for england and wales. we start sunday on a rather cloudy night. some missed and low cloud, a bit of drizzle as well, some brightness breaking into the afternoon. particularly across eastern areas, we have but rebound pushing across areas of the rsc and eventually pushing up the rsc and eventually pushing up into central parts of scotland by the end of the day. north of here, the far north—east of scotland will be quite cool, but very mild for the time of year further south, could see 1a or 15 degrees. sunday evening of sunday night, we see this deepening load bring a swath of heavy rain and gales to the far north—west of northern ireland and certainly for western scotland, especially the hebrides, that is where we will see the strongest of the winds. it will push into the north of scotland by the end of the night, leaving a legacy of blustery s

all new york city north fall in north america. the answer is usually that he lives in the north pole. but there's a few problems with that. firstly, there's no buildings there for sumter in his elves to live in, and it's far too cold. secondly, there's no christmas trees at the north pole. in fact, they've no trees at all. and you don't usually see some to slay being pulled by these guys. of course pulling santa's sleigh is the elite team over reindeer and looking after those. reindeer is jo hannah, who has the wonderful title of ring dio whisper. johan, a thanks very much for talking to us. we're looking at where son to lives. now. there was some room as he lives in the north pole, but reindeer can't live in the north po can like no, am i sans ice originally from my mount ear corner of the inventory, but he works here in rome. i name it because it's easier for people to reach to him then i'm the radius are here in north fall. there's nothing to leave round. you look after the reindeer, how he whispered to a reindeer, what makes h

north of here, the far north—east of scotland will be quite cool, but very mild for the time of year. further south could see 1a or 15 degrees. sunday evening onto sunday night, we see this deepening load bring a swath of heavy rain and gales to the far north—west of northern ireland and certainly for western scotland, especially the hebrides, that is where we will see the strongest of the winds. it will push into the north of scotland by the end of the night, leaving a legacy of blustery showers and slightly cooler air. england and wales will continue to see this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales and in towards the south—west. here it's going to be mild, it's looking a bit cooler further north. for monday, we start the new week off on a bright note across the northern half of the country, here we will have some blustery showers, wintry on the hills. england and wales will be plagued by this weather front so it could be quite cloudy and quite wet in parts of wales and into northern england. i think the south—east quadrant could be a bit drier, p

new york, the north wall. new york city, north paw. okay. now some people think he lives in finland. do you buy that? maybe have you ever heard of lapland? no. in north america? the answer is usually that he lives in the north pole. but there's a few problems with that. firstly, there's no buildings there for sumter in his elves to live in, and it's far too cold. secondly, there's no christmas trees at the north pole. in fact, there's no trees at all. and you don't usually see some to slay being pulled by these guys. of course pulling santa's sleigh is the elite team over reindeer and looking after those reindeer is johan, who has the wonderful title of rain? dia whisper. johan, a thanks very much for talking to us. we're looking at where son to lives. now. there was some room as he lives in the north pole, but reindeer can't live in the north po can like. no, i'm ah, sans ice originally from my mount ear, quarter of the room dory. but he was here in the wrong name. it because it's easier for people to reach to him then i'm the radius are he

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north shropshire! by mid—morning, the lib dem victor had arrived in 0wsworth street to much fanfare. as they celebrated, onlookers contemplated what had happened and why. i'm not a big fan of borisjohnson. he's disappointed all of us. not everyone was thrilled the conservatives had lost. it's very sad when you think they've held it for 200 years, nearly. but for others, it was a moment to mark. i am very happy because it has smacked boris in the face. why did you vote for them? to get boris out. why? just everything, all the parties and everything that they've been having, because i lost a sister to covid. there is clear anger here at recent events in westminster, and that fuelled the lib dem campaign. but for some, it runs deeper. saffron's grandfather was a conservative mp for north shropshire. he says he understands why people turned away from the party. it's part of a national mood, but i think also, it's this mood that is here as well. taken for granted that we'd always be conservative. for this

the resulting north shropshire is the people _ resulting north shropshire is the people of north shropshire speaking for the _ people of north shropshire speaking for the people of britain, saying enough — for the people of britain, saying enough is — for the people of britain, saying enough is enough, we will not be taken _ enough is enough, we will not be taken for— enough is enough, we will not be taken for granted and things can be better— taken for granted and things can be better than this. last night we showed — better than this. last night we showed that the lib dems are the party— showed that the lib dems are the party who— showed that the lib dems are the party who have got it in them to beat _ party who have got it in them to beat the — party who have got it in them to beat the conservatives in seats like this and _ beat the conservatives in seats like this and other seats around the country — this and other seats around the country a _ this and other seats around the country. a few months ago when i wonderful— country. a few months ago when i wonderful collea

it should be brighterfurther north, some brighter further north, some sunshine, brighterfurther north, some sunshine, a whole rash of showers arriving in the north—west of scotland later. these could be heavy and potentially thundery. a windy started the weekend in the north and on saturday we see most of the showers. sunday looks much drier with some sunshine but still chilly. this is bbc news. i'm jane hill. the headlines... there's no need to cancel your christmas arrangements, says the health secretary — though he urges caution as cases of the omicron variant rise. i don't think people need to change their plan, i think these are the right measures and there is no need to put any more in place at this point in time. it comes as leaked documents from scientists who advise the government say the impact of the omicron variant on the uk is "highly uncertain", but officials should prepare now for "a potentially signficant wave" of infections, while they find out more. the prime minister says all guidance was followed when asked whether a christmas party was held at downing street d

new york, the north wall. new york city, north pole. okay. now some people think he lives in finland. do you buy that? maybe. have you ever heard of lapland? no. in north america, the answer is usually that he lives in the north pole. but there's a few problems with that. firstly, there's no buildings there for sumter in his elves to live in, and it's far too cold. secondly, there's no christmas trees at the north pole, in fact, they've no trees at all. and you don't usually see some to slay being pulled by these guys. of course pulling sun to slay is the elite team over reindeer and looking after those. reindeer is jo hannah, who has the wonderful title of ring dio whisper. johan, a thanks very much for talking to us. we're looking at where son to lives. now. there was some room as he lives in the north pole, but reindeer can't live in the north po can like no, am i sans ice originally from my mount ear corner of the room dory. but he was here in robin name. it because it's easier for people to reach to him then i'm the rangers are here enou

coolerfurther north. from monday we start the new week on a brighter note across the northern half of the country. blustery showers on the heels. england and wales played by this weather fund. it could be quite cloudy and wet for parts of wales into northern england. the south—east quadrant could be a bit drier with a little bit of brightness and it will be mild generally and a bit fresher further north. that well event clears away from england and wales into tuesday. high pressure building on across the south that you will notice low pressure to the north of the uk which bring wet and windy weather for a the uk which bring wet and windy weatherfor a time but the uk which bring wet and windy weather for a time but after wednesday thursday and friday that area of low pressure when out, push northwards and clear the wet and windy weather away from the uk. we will be in the mild air. this upcoming week is that if a team of the time of year. we will start off unsettled in the north and then it will settle d

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mid single figures further north and east. monday, high—pressure, dry weather, plenty of cloud and limited sunshine, probably the best across scotland. and similar temperatures. low single digits in the north, 8—10 in the south. keep watching the weather in the run—up to christmas. there is a question about air mass but it looks like the uk is a battleground of them through the christmas period. stay tuned. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news... hello i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre. sport's battle against covid is intensifying — premier league clubs will now meet on monday to discuss the escalating issues in the game due to the pandemic. manchester united, brentford, watford, norwich and leicester all have covid outbreaks amongst their squads, leading to their games being cancelled this weekend. the clubs want a chance to discuss topics including rearranging games and fixture congestion. 0ne game due to go ahead this weekend in manchester city's trip to newcastle on sunday. pep

the well, north korea has new your weapons, not that big a deal. laura: north korea has been hit by crippling sanctions to curb its weapons program, but it has made little diffence. >> the north can never give up its nuclear weapons, as it considers it vital to the survival of the regime. laura: the country is now in crisis. the border has been sealed to prevent the spread of covid-19. vital supplies have not been able to get through for nearly two years. >> in the end, if there is no sanctionselief, the regime could be under threat. kim jong-un knows this well, so to release sanctions, hampshire he would come to talks. laura: this key anniversary has kim jong-un at a crossroads. what he does next will decide his future and that of his people. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. lewis: that is it for me f the moment. i will be back with headlines in a couple moments. meantime, more line on the bbc news app. you can get me on social media, on twitter i am not -- i am at @lvaughanjones. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided b

you see on stormranger view, clouds to the north, a lot of heavier rain on the north coast. that should be on our doorstep by sunrise tomorrow morning around the north bay. if you have early morning bays around the east bay or south bay rain totals not expected to be that much except around the santa cruz mountains towards the evening. the first wave impacting a bigger punch for the north bay mountains. you see the areas in red. less in the santa clara valley. it looks like the rain shadow will be in effect tomorrow morning. santa cruz mountains, another bullseye for the rain. the highest rate of rain to start the week looks to be on monday right there, midday, santa cruz mountain. south bay could now see a considerable amount of rain. once you factor in the sunday rain and add in the monday totals you see the purple on the map, indicating we could be looking at 2 to 4 inches of rain on the higher peaks of the santa cruz mountains and north bay mountains, probably at this point closing in on half a foot of rain. behind that, here we go. cold air dropping on down. you heard a

we'll be left with these north westerly winds. those northwesterly winds bringing a lot of sunshine, sparkling visibility but also a number of showers. the showers will always be most frequent across the northwest, they will be some that reach right across the midlands, perhaps down towards even parts of southern england. temeratures, well, similar to recent days, still quite chilly around six or 7 c. but the weather is set to change as we head into the weekend. another area of low pressure responsible for the change, this one is going to be bringing south—westerly winds in, particularly across parts of england and wales. could be some mist and fog patches first thing in the morning. so for some it could be quite a murky start and it's not entirely dry, we've got outbreaks of rain piling and particularly through western areas of the country. although probably not a huge amount of rain across eastern most areas. temperatures rising through the day, 12 toward southwest england and heading into sunday, that milder air will continue

in north america, the answer is usually that he lives in the north pole. but there's a few problems with that. firstly, there's no buildings there for sumter in his elves to live in, and it's far too cold. secondly, there's no christmas trees at the north pole. in fact, they've no trees at all. and you don't usually see some to slay being pulled by these guys. of course pulling sun to slay is the elite team over reindeer and looking after those. reindeer is jo hannah, who has the wonderful title of ring dio whisper. johan, a thanks very much for talking to us. we're looking at where son to lives. now. there was some room as he lives in the north pole, but reindeer can't live in the north po can like no, am i sans ice originally from my mount ear cora? boom dory. but he was here in robin name. it because it's easier for people to reach to him then i'm the rangers are here in north. well, there's nothing to leave round. you look after the reindeer. how he whispered to a reindeer, what makes hello heard his name? what makes a good reindeer for santa? ah, the

actually sag authorization norwin in new york, the north wall, new york city north fall in north america. the answer is usually that he lives in the north pole. but there's a few problems with that. firstly, there's no buildings there for sumter in his elves to live in, and it's far too cold. secondly, there's no christmas trees at the north pole. in fact, they've no trees at all. and you don't usually see some to slay being pulled by these guys. of course pulling santa's sleigh is the elite team over reindeer and looking after those. reindeer is jo hannah, who has the wonderful title of ring dio whisper. johan, a thanks very much for talking to us. we're looking at where son to lives. now. there was some room as he lives in the north pole, but radius can't live in the north po can like, no, am i sons ice originally from a mount ear corner of the room dory. but he works here in revenue because it's easier for people to reach to him then i'm the radius are here in awful. there's nothing to eat round. you look after the reindeer, how do you whisper to arrange what makes hello heard his nam

high totals in the mountains of the north bay. flooding risk also in the north bay. maybe some power outages with winds of 20 to 50 miles per hour. this lines up here on sunday. and then we'll see the widespread rainfall certainly continue into monday. i have another look at this coming up. >> all right. thank you. >>> a live look at our storm ranger. it's top ready to start scanning. that next storm arrives. here's where you come in. down load our app and get minute by minute updates on any storm headed our way. you can track the weather radar at your phone. it's easy to figure out when the rain will hit your neighborhood. >> okay no more mr. nice guy. health inspectors are now cracking down on restaurants. this comes after a county supervisor criticized the health department for being too lenient when it comes to enforcing covid rules. >> this country kitchen wants to be known for their comforting food. health inspectors know this as one of the restaurants they had to visit repeatedly. and remind the owner of the counties vaccine mandate. >> i told them i'm not for

some further showers feeding in on that wind generally to the north west of the mainland. this front trails away further south down into england and wales, a very mild night to the south of the front, though, temperatures 10—11, as our overnight lows. monday daytime, we will see the front bringing further rain into wales for a time, parts of the midlands, perhaps up into lincolnshire. to the south of the front, maybe a little bit of brightness, certainly again a mild 12 or 13 degrees. to the north of the front, temperatures return closer to average values, but actually only briefly because monday into tuesday, we start to bring our next frontal system into play, and that will actually pull milder air into the north of the uk for tuesday. quite breezy for northern ireland and scotland, quite a lot of cloud at times, some rain for the far north of scotland but actually, possibly our warmest spots in the uk to the far north of the scotland on tuesday, temperatures 11 or maybe even 12 degrees here. it is a shade cooler further south across england and wales on tuesday. for w

instead, a cold night to come across the north. so here it is, this new area of low pressure is a weather front swiping the south—west and then the south of the country as we move through the day. i think most of the impact will be felt across france, but we'll still have enough wind and rain for it to be noticeable. initially, south wales, south west england, pushing into the midlands and across in towards the south—east through the day. it'll turn mild and windy with it. further north, not a bad day to come, particularly across scotland and northern england. it will be chilly but it'll be bright with plenty of sunshine. those temperatures struggling to get much above six or seven degrees. but again, double—figure values across the south. and the mild air really wins out as we move through the new week in the run—up to new year. it could turn very mild for a time — those winds coming up from the south or south—west — but low pressure will always be nearby and, in fact, it will be quite wet and windy at times. but it

new york, the north wall. new york city north paul. okay. now some people think he lives in finland. do you buy that? maybe. have you ever heard of lapland? no. in north america, the answer is usually that he lives in the north pole. but there's a few problems with that. firstly, there's no buildings there for sumter in his elves to live in, and it's far too cold. secondly, there's no christmas trees at the north pole, in fact, they've no trees at all. and you don't usually see some to slay being pulled by these guys. of course pulling sun to slay is the elite team over reindeer and looking after those reindeer is johan, who has the wonderful title of rain? dia whisper. johan, a thanks very much for talking to us. we're looking at where son to lives. now. there was some room as he lives in the north pole, but reindeer can't live in the north po can like. no, i'm ah, sans ice originally from my mount ear, quarter of the room dory. but he was here in the of a name it because it's easier for people to reach to him then i'm the radius are here i

to the north of it, some sunny spells, but weather you're north or south of that dividing line, it is going to be exceptionally mild for this stage in december. we could hit 16 or 17 degrees across parts of east anglia and the south—east. that area of cloud and more persistent rain edges a bit further north tonight. patch of heavy, maybe thundery showers, working eastwards through england and wales. another very mild night for the most part, although the far north of scotland will be a bit full of. here, we've got some sunshine to start new year's eve. southern scotland, northern ireland, far north of england, fairly cloudy, outbreaks of rain, heaviest in the morning. lighter in the afternoon. better chance of some sunshine across the rest of england and wales, and that bit of sunshine will lift temperatures again close to 16-17, lift temperatures again close to 16—17, potentially making it the warmest new year's eve on record. hello. if you've already been out this morning, you will already be aware that it's another very mild morning out there, exceptionally mild across the coun

we are going to see another storm move in with rain for the north bay and the north coast. the trend is showing lower rain totals, but we'll see as we get closer. wednesday, thursday and friday we get another round of rain, the heavier pockets pushing north. daytime highs will be in the 50s, but coast nights will play a role. with the windchill it will be below freezing in some areas. it might even dip down into the 20s for the napa area. this will be our peak cold temperatures, friday night into early saturday morning. look at san francisco on saturday, possibly into the 30s early saturday morning. sunday 53 degrees. let's take a look at danville. it will be a little bit colder, 47 degrees. overnight lows on saturday about 28 degrees. expect patchy frost heading into saturday. the new year is looking good, nice and chilly, very winter like around here. by monday, tuesday and wednesday, that's when we get our next active weather pattern. right now the model runs are trending further to the north of us, which means lower rain totals for us here. if you live in the north bay,

we're seeing much of this happening now in the north eastern part of the u. s. with places like new york city here in washington, d. c. and surrounding states. people queuing for hours in search of coven tests, and then one in for, in many communities coming back positive. now if there is some silver lining, it's the evidence that here to the omicron variant is resulting in milder infections. because while those cases of jump to some 70 percent since a week ago and number, the hospitalization has not kept pace, that's gone up by just 15 percent. but when you just look into each individual case, those are still each person occupying hospital beds and hospitals are swamped with many counties declaring local states of emergency and warning that soon these hospital beds will all be used up properly since of in china have been captured on camera parading for men through the streets in a public shaming exercise than it used of transporting undocumented migrants. while the country's borders remained largely closed due to covered 19 more in this with katrina you and by

long rule leader of north korea. ah, hello, run a jury in net new york has found british so schlecklein maxwell guilty on 5 counts in her sex trafficking trial charges against the former associate of american financier and convicted pedophile, jeffrey epstein and creed, sex trafficking of underage girls debrel. alexander has a report it took the jury 5 full days more than 40 hours of deliberations. elaine maxwell guilty on 5 of the 6 charges she faced convicted of grooming young girls, her sexual abuse by her former boyfriend, jeffrey epstein. and even sometimes joining in the british socialite remained calm and whispered to her lawyer and drink a sip of water. as the verdicts were read out, outside court maxwell's friend, lee sat in a regular throughout the trial, and he left with our comment, your chance to give a reaction to the verdict for the prosecution. the verdict was a welcome relief. the road to justice has been far too long, but today, justice has been done. i want to commend the bravery of the girls now g