fremont on up towards the east bay. this line of showers now right along highway one at san mateo county through san francisco, also making its way mostly to the north and east. this is where we've seen the concentration of heaviest both the cloud to ground lightning as well as even hail around concord. we've had a cloud to ground lightning around walnut creek stretching up to bay point on up into solano county to reports of people hearing it out in antioch as well. and a little bit further northward. that's where most of our rainfall is being concentrated north of santa rosa. we've had a heavier rain in healdsburg and windsor and rainfall continues to move to the north and east. the thing about today's showers, they're really skirting just to the north and west of most of the bay area. all this rainfall is going to be pushing this direction rather than making its way into the bay. so a lot of the inland east bay, as well as the south bay going to be dodging the bulk of this activity will areas closer to the coastline a

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for the east rain chances drop every mile you progress further and further east. we will add up how much rain we expect in different parts of the bay area coming up. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, president biden and his new covid-19 plan. what is behind the new strategy to test and treat at the same time. >>> a little league team caught in the crosshairs of a battle over led concerns at the san jose airport. the plan to make sure they have a safe place to play. >>> san jose getting millions of dollars from google in exchange for their new mega campus. not everyone is thrilled with how it is being spent >> homelessne >>> stanford university is mourning the death of a popular women's soccer player. katie meyer was team captain, and goalkeeper on the stanford women's soccer team. she was found inside a dorm yesterday. video from 2019 shows meyer blocking a goal and allowing the team to win the women's college cup. she was a senior majoring in international relations and minoring in history. stanford released a statement f

showers are all moving to the north and east. so while some areas are seeing a whole lot of activity, some of us are definitely seeing quite the active morning. and as i mentioned, quite the variety of conditions this morning from the rainy near the coastline and in the north bay to those stormy and heavy bursts of rainfall and hail right there in the east bay surrounded by areas that are actually remaining pretty dry. now, the national weather service has issued a special weather statement for the same area right along that first boundary where we are seeing storms popping up from mount view on up through fremont hayward, castro valley into the tri valley, eventually out towards antioch in these areas, you can expect the possibility of pea sized hail. some cloud to ground lightning and winds gusting around 30 miles per hour. we also have wind advisories right along the coastline this morning. temperatures are in a range of 40's to 50's alameda and hayward each at fifty-two degrees. oakland at 53 conquered the late show in fairfi

no delays on the east shore. some are asking whether the rain we are seeing the finally enough to put a deputy in northern california's extreme drought. kenny choi has more from the north bay. >> reporter: this area has been seeing a decent amount of rain over the last couple of hours and much needed. it's the end of the wet season that's the condition. gray skies for the day, turning into a long awaited downpour as withering plants and trees get relief. >> this is storm is not an atmospherer river but it will bring beneficial rain to our area considering we were so dry in january and february. >> reporter: reservoirs will benefit, in dire straits last year are nearly full again after historic rainfall towards the end of 2021. >> we are not going to be complacent and say we are at 92% full so everything is great. >> reporter: the latest california drought monitor map shows last fall 88% of counties were in extreme or exceptional drought. 37million of the population are in drought areas. >> we can't sigh there is

to the east bay. this is downpours. 880 that is a showers working its way through the east bay. commute slick. heavy rain. light showers in the east levele today. tracking scattered shows -- showers this morning. pop up storm between noon and 4:00 p.m.. roads are wet. add some extra time. scattered showers through the morning. taking the rain gear. in the evening, we dry out. temperatures cool into the 50's and 60's. reggie: the oscars returned last night. jobina: definitely made history,,. we will talk about that in a minute, but we want to get into the films and who won best picture. >> triumphant return to w theater. for the first time in three years, the oscars had host. the all-female trio of hosts not hold back. beyonce kicking off with a performance of be alive. ♪ and what started as a joke ended in a moment that shocked the adobe theater. will smith slapping in the face after he made fun of jada pinkett smith's hair loss. later, he returned to theo theoe to accept the oscar for best actor and apologized to the academy but did not mention chris rock. up until then, the

some of that will reach east anglia and the south—east. fairly mild again, not quite as mild on friday as thursday and this afternoon. a deep area of low pressure could affect the south—west of the uk into friday night and saturday, showers. we'll hold onto that unsettled theme into sunday. perhaps signs of something a bit chilly are pushing in from the west as we go through sunday and into the start of next week. it's looking fairly unsettled as we head into the weekend. a reminder of our main story. ukraine says russia has bombed a maternity and children's hospital in the southern port

this was once the richest part of the richest city in the middle east. i 1st went to lebanon in 1972, as a young reporter. my very 1st article for a magazine here called the new statesman in which i effectively said, this place is waiting to blow. all it needs is a spark because of the complexity of this very small country, surrounded by competing nations, ah, from the 1950s to the early seventy's, they route was a magnet for the international pleasure seeking a lead they routes. hotel district was at the heart of its luxury tourism economy making it a favorite jet set destination. ah. when we speak about bay roads golden age as dismissal under the middle east, we are actually talking about an area, the hotel district. that is the very specific product of a precise geopolitical project. my name is sarah ferguson. i'm a political geographer who is based at the university of birmingham. i am interested in hotels and urban conflict. holiday inn came quite late in the day. ah, in 1974, it was opened. it came quite late in the day into this hotel district, wh

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that colossal empire in the east is right for dissolution. cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union that was always hit. there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland. 2 was preparing to invade the ussr with handler. the dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch. but handler had other plans that didn't involve poland. i don't know as well for those in and enjoy oh diet room. does they go graphic obtaining damita wanting to present and old as a sir. that's what the law the there's for just one journalist young angle god is curator at the museum of polish history and also his nightly michelle. just so photography all to would upset stuff. ya. a sport on dish. love their voice. a raj, it's kicking uminski, representments, friends, humans have chest. a garage of hon. pa

they have agreed in principle to east bush, those. there are no specific agreements on where they will be and when and how they will operate. all this is going to be figured out in the future. but for now we don't know that yet. of course people, especially, of course, in these places, if they get the news, they need these corridors. and it's interesting just just watching the strings behind you, which do appear quite at quiet though. we have seen people so sort of going about their, their normal business. it's, it's easy to get the idea that the whole country as it more but clearly it's a very patchy business. yeah, i've been to the way railway station earlier or where for refugees keep arriving from all parts of the country. not only from car give and key of the most earth foot over places, or are you poor, but also from other places where war has not yet hit, but people are expecting things to happen. now. odessa, for example, in the south and also the east and town of nipple, which is one of the major industrial hobbs as well. um,

— to take in order to link up the land in the east with the land it is taken — in the east with the land it is taken in _ in the east with the land it is taken in the south. ukraine's president— taken in the south. ukraine's president has described what has happened as terror that will last down _ happened as terror that will last down the — happened as terror that will last down the centuries. he has accused russia _ down the centuries. he has accused russia of— down the centuries. he has accused russia of committing war crimes. with more. — russia of committing war crimes. with more, here is our colleague and corresponded. to look down on mariupol is to see the lie that is vladimir putin's "liberation" war. an important port city of a00,000, now a smoking ruin, with no clean water or power. from the local authorities come accounts of atrocities that we cannot independently verify. an art school that was sheltering 400, apparently destroyed from the air. in one part of town, it's claimed that advancing soldiers have forcibly taken thousands of ukrainians across the border into r

who cares whether you do they go west, east, north and south. however, many people remain trapped in their cities. i make claims. the ukrainian army is continuing shelling. i'm using they use us as human shields with our own ukranian military. they shut it, civilian children with europe mulling ways to sever its dependence on russian energy resources. us discussing a problem on russian oil imports. moscow warranty could be disastrous.

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showers are generally heading to the north and east. so instead of working their way into the bay area, most of this activity is actually skirting, just passed us. so it's northern marine sonoma, northern napa and then lake and mendocino counties, which are really seeing that good rainfall this morning while the rest of the bay area really not looking at much to know. and that's the way we're going to be for a lot of the day today with misty conditions to light showers on the peninsula into san francisco as well as up into areas like richmond and allay. these areas are right at the edge where we have rainfall potential to the north and dry conditions further to the south. all of us are going to be cooler and cloudier, though, 40's and 50's for our current temperatures and highs later today. mostly just in the low 60's don, thank you for we have a hot spot we've been tracking along. the richmond center fell bridge stand still traffic almost nearly 15 minutes. >> as you're traveling from the tolls to want to one, there's a disabled vehicl

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that's the lower east shore. the upper east shore off to a great start. highway 4 all clear. 25 minutes from antioch to 80 and north 101 so far so good. we will look at the live look at the bay bridge. >>> we start with the update to last night's deadly deputy involved shooting in discovery bay. here is a first look at some new video from the scene. you can see that major police presence in the area and an ambulance leaving the scene. the contra costa sheriff said deputies were handling a domestic call when a person came at them with a gun forcing them to fire. deputies shared this photograph on twitter saying that the subject pointed this weapon at deputy sheriff's. >>> justin is headed to the scene now and will update it as soon as he arrives. >>> this morning shocking video from san francisco's china town showing shop owners putting up a fight against a group of robbers. how volunteer foot patrols stepping up their efforts to keep the neighborhood safe. >> this smash and grab at a grant avenue camera shop didn't go as the teen suspects had planned mond

that's because we will have more clout, even in the east, _ will have more clout, even in the east. first— will have more clout, even in the east, first thing. this draws the attention— east, first thing. this draws the attention of some fairly hefty and significant rain coming into the west— significant rain coming into the west of— significant rain coming into the west of the uk. with it, that milder atlantic— west of the uk. with it, that milder atlantic air— west of the uk. with it, that milder atlantic air as well, and that's the theme _ atlantic air as well, and that's the theme really for the rest of the week — theme really for the rest of the week. some cold air does dig in later~ _ week. some cold air does dig in later~ gale _ week. some cold air does dig in later. gale force winds again pestering many western and northern area5, _ pestering many western and northern areas. a _ pestering many western and northern areas, a breezy day further east, blowing — areas, a breezy day further east, blowing holes in the cloud, where it could _ blowing holes in the cloud, wh

east. now that could eventually at least cut off ukrainian forces in the east, if not completely split the country into 2, between west and east east. now in the north, we're seeing more fighting as russian troops are trying to encircle the capital of ki from multiple directions. it's very slow going for russian forces we've been hearing about some of supply issues. fuel shorted as these kinds of things and slowing down a very, very intense rush in advance. but it's very important to say that what, what you see here is not necessarily russian control of any kind of territory that would require a lot more troops and resources than they actually have, especially when they're at the same time trying to make advances further into the country, so this is where the fighting is most taking place. and there's another threat that i'd like to talk to you about that we just heard in that report. and that is the nuclear power plants. let's show you more closely what exactly that looks like. ukraine get

anglia and the south—east. it starts off sunny and breezy and chilly first thing and the area of cloud from belgium and the netherlands moves into east anglia and maybe brings a couple of showers. many central areas from the south of the north lots of sunshine around. a bit chilly on north sea course and about nine degrees in newcastle with the wind blowing off the north sea. monday and tuesday, the wind switches from the south and it will be much milder. i would say it is even going to feel warm and a really promising outlook for the second half of the week. temperatures up to 17 or 18 and will probably touch 20 degrees, fingers crossed, for the first time this year. hello, and welcome to the programme that is after two years of covid—19 restrictions able to bring together again bbc specialists and foreign correspondent who write, blog and broadcast for the dateline london. stephanie baker, senior writer at bloomberg. marc, belgian economist and journalist who writes for a french magazine, and clive myrie, b

will see some rain but most of the rain will be across east anglia and the south—east. the best of the dry and sunny weather across north—western areas and our temperatures range from 8—10 degrees celsius. the second half of the weekend still a potential for the odd patch of rain in the south—west which will clear and most will see some sunshine. there will be a chilly wind and temperature is around 8 or 9 but at least the weather is forecast to brighten up for many of us. thank you. let's return to clive in kyiv — clive, you've been there more than ten days, it's a very different city now from when you arrived... yeah, ten days that has seen this world transformed and this vibrant, beautiful european city go into hiding, frankly. gone underground to avoid the missiles and bombs. these streets, full of life when i arrived, are now deserted. there are people who were dead but who were alive when i arrived last tuesday, men, women and children killed in this war across ukraine. there are now over i this war across ukraine. there are now overi million people who a

it will feel warmer today away from the north—east with highs of 17 or 18. wins will remain a light, still quite breezy in the south—west into northern ireland and the western isles. overnight there will still be further showers dotted and around and a bit of mist and fog. so a milder night for many of us but still quite chilly in eastern scotland and the north—east. here we can start off with a bit of mist and fog. elsewhere, the odd shower around, but it will be another lovely dry and sunny day. with the temperatures rising in wales, the midlands and in the north, we could see the isolated shower, but most places will be dry and we could see 19, maybe 20 degrees in the south—east, cooler along north sea coast. as we head on into wednesday it is a similar story, but by this stage we could start low cloud affecting the north—east of england. elsewhere, by the odd, isolated shower on the heavy side, it will be a glorious date with widespread sunshine. 20, 21 perhaps in the south—east and high teens for many other places. the area of high pressure be

mainly in the east of ukraine, we see the east i example? mainly in the east of ukraine, we see the east and l example? mainly in the east of- ukraine, we see the east and south, many fake videos that are, of course, produced by the russian side but on the other hand, here in lviv, we don't see things like that but we can see different manipulative things that are trying to get our attention away. for example, people have been looking over the last few days for different, weird signs on the buildings, on the roads. people are finding many of them. which were never here before. and different experts say different things, some say that this is a special sign for the russian aggressors, some of them say this is just manipulation, the russian aggressors, some of them say this isjust manipulation, it wants to take our attention away because everyone in the city is trying to go and see it. and it is just a small part of what we really have today. just a small part of what we really have today-— just a small part of what we really have toda . .,

okay. >> east bay, good morning. east bay is seeing you see some overcast in some fog start things off. it's all this moisture. it's the lower levels of the atmosphere that will mix out, though, as the day progresses a bit. you see better clearing, though, happening in the east bay. now upstream. we've got something going on for monday night through tuesday. that will bring us some rain. it looks like again, another opportunity this snow shower activity for the mountains. however, unfortunately, because this is going to be relatively warm system will be higher in elevation about 7,000 feet. so they're not going to able to store a lot of moisture from that 60 at 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking 62 coming up a little bit here. we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you and the extended also investigate. this couple hits of rain coming our way. theresa. >> thank you for that. russian forces continue their violent push into ukraine at this hour. the biden administration, congress are taking steps to help where they can. the wh

the east to the south. the mayor of mariupol has said russians are forcibly taking ukrainians across the border into russia. russia has not addressed those claims but says it is helping people who want to get to russia. it's worth stressing we try to independently verify all claims made from mariupol but it's very difficult to do so as for the moment it's impossible for us to get there. with an overview of what is happening there, here is my colleaguejon donnison. increasingly, ukraine's eastern cities are in ruins. kramatorsk one of the latest towns to come under heavy russian bombardment. the un says it's confirmed more than 8a0 civilians have so far been killed across the country, but says the actual figure is likely far higher. this is the latest satellite picture, the theatre in the southern city of mariupol, bombed by russia on wednesday. four days on, officials say hundreds are still trapped in the basement but reports of fighting nearby are hampering rescue efforts. mariupol was once a bustling port

that has really led to a lot of fear and concern around refugees from the middle east. in towns and cities across ukraine, military funerals are now a daily occurrence. this country's regular armed forces — its soldiers, sailors and airforce — have beenjoined by volunteers, men and women who three weeks ago had never picked—up a weapon, but who are now fighting and dying in defence of their land. fergal keane was at the ceremony. sung prayers, weeping. the dead are returning... ..to homes far from the battlefield. today, they buried dmitro kabakov, 59, andrei stefanushin, 40, taras diduk, aged 25. prayers continue. for all the solidarity of crowds... ..this grief is solitary. prayers continue. each loss individual... ..forfamilies... ..for comrades. prayers continue. it is the custom here when possible to open the coffins — so that there can be a last touch to reach beyond death. trumpets wail. singing. ukraine's dead in this war are full—timers, reservists, and conscripts. gunfire. andrei stefanushin was a permanent soldier, married, with a three—year—old

broader area in the east bay is looking at numbers toward the 80s for the east bay. the coast will be in the upper 50s and low 60s. and by the time we get to the weekend again, we could get a drop work to, as liz cook is about to point out. is not the only thing going up. >>> elizabeth cook coming up all new at 6:00, numbers coming up with sky high gas prices. this one impacting people who rely on grocery deliveries. plus, we will hear from employees who are taking on google. the racial discrimination lawsuit from a woman who says she was hired to help google build a diverse workforce. >>> spring is here and with it comes concerns about allergies. we spoke to an expert about what to prepare for in the bay area and how to avoid confusion with covid-19 symptoms. >> the news at 6:00 is coming up in five minutes. >>> still ah centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out

we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's. the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah ah ah. oh, driven by dreamers shaped by frontier, some of those with dares sinks. we dare to ask the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. r e. okay. and france had stalled because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british green let a german march to the east. despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to act at least and shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory in europe to day. we must principally think of russia, that colossal empire in the east is rife, the dissolution of hitler mind comes. hitler makes clear in mind, come in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union. that was always hit, there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways poland 2 was preparing to invade the ussr with ha

our middle east correspondent is with us. i know you spent the last few minutes trying to get the latest information. what more can you tell us? >> the picture is still confused. but i can say at this stage, this is the most ddly attack of its kind in israel in years. it is only a week since i last set that. we had a medic in the ultra-orthodox jewish neighborhood, which is to the east of tel aviv, describing finding victims spread out in intervals, some of them had been on foot, one of them had been in a car. there was some reports from witnesses in the neighborhood saying they had earlier heard gunshots being fired towards apartment balconies. there is video footage that appears to show the man dressed in black walking with a rifle on the street. what israeli med are saying, quoting security officials, is that this attacker who was shot dead was from the northern occupied west bank affiliated with a palestinian militant group. that is different from the attacks we have seen, the other ones in the past week, which have been

east bay, it's basically all up and down 880, 680. there is a focus here because of the way the system is aligned off of the coast, it's throwing the rain to the east bay, peninsula, north bay aren't experiencing a lot until you get to napa in line with that band of rain. we will look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> tonight on cbs agents travel to hawaii to follow a lead on a witness from an old case. ncis hawaii special agent needs assistance from her former colleague. we talked with her and fellow cast member, about the cross over episode. >> ncis agents travel to hawaii when they learned a key witness in an old explosion case turns up in hawaii with evidence of foul play. torez goes to check it out and i get sent over as back up. >> you can see the two-hour cross over between ncis and ncis hawaii tonight at 9:00 here. >>> coming up in the next half hour, streaming on cbs news bay area, a bay area congressman calling for the white house to step up after visiting the ukrainian border. what he is asking for. >>> cruise

it�*s likely to stay dry, though, east anglia and south east england, and by contrast, here we could see temperatures peaking at 17 degrees — 63 fahrenheit. the average for this time of year in the south is around 11 celsius. the rain will clear its way south and east through wednesday night into thursday and it may well take its time in doing so and lingerfirst thing across that south—east corner, with a ridge of high pressure building in behind. so after a cloudy, damp start across the far south—east, an improving weather story. a little bit of showery rain into the far north—west — not amounting to too much. thursday will see highs of around ten to 13 degrees. a little bit cooler because the wind direction�*s changing slightly, coming in off the north sea, but it does mean friday and saturday, we keep that dry theme going and, again, those temperatures peaking at 15 degrees. enjoy. this is bbc news — welcome if you�*re watching here in the uk or around the globe. i�*m david eades. our top stories: a missile attack on a ukrainian military training base close to th

you can see them moving in on this map from russia to the east, belarus to the north. also in the middle, you will see, there have been attacks there, too. [explosion] this is some of the heavy shelling, this was con camera. this is still under the control of ukrainians. this is the aftermath of a strike. i wa to show you these drone pictures one hour north of kyiv. you can see many builders have been completely reduced to rubble fm the shelling of airstrikes. on the outskirts of kyiv is this long convoy of russian vehicles we have talked about. it doesn't seem to be going anywhere at the moment but we think it's end destination is designed to be kyiv. >> we hear both from british defense experts, u.s. officials, and ukrainians. they report there are mechacal breakdowns, congestion, wheels stuck in the mudshortages of food and fuel, all of it sending an image to the world of the brave ukrainian army, no matter how outmanned and outgunned by the russian military, is still standing. ros: the convoy is stalled for now but as you might imagine, kyiv continues to prepare it

that colossal empire in the east is rife, the dissolution of hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union. that was always hit. there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways. mm. poland. 2 was preparing to invade the u. s. s. o. with handler. the dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch. but handle i had other plans that didn't involve poland. i don't know as ralph was in and enjoy. oh dian room. the bay go graphics you know dying. damita want to live as i told as was her. that's why the law that there's roger's one journalist young angle god is curator at the museum of polish history and also his nightly i. michelle. just so photography talked to would upset stuff. ya, a sport on dish. loud their voice, a jet squeaking uminski representments frontier and such as the go javante go

also on east san carlos street. they go over there and that's when here's video of the violence that took place of the weekend. they went over there and that's when they saw a man holding a gun. they're not going into details as to exactly why they felt compelled to shoot. i'm sure they will have more details as the morning moves on. but at one point they did feel compelled enough to open fire on this particular person. in fact, we've got a chance to talk to some witnesses at the scene. here's what they had to say about that incident and the weekend of violence. we see a cop. >> you know, willing a gun like this on the steps of the biggest risk aiming at the hi, i'm like just like a step or 2 further door inside the door. and then all you hear is 3 shots the shooter, everyone scatters. i'm going to be rethinking the everything to go to love or, you know, like just grabbing some food right across the street from, you know, where we stay. >> okay. so let's talk about the second incident. that man who was shot by polic

this was once the richest part of the richest city in the middle east. i 1st went to lebanon in 1972, as a young reporter. my very 1st article for a magazine here called the new statesman in which i effectively said, this place is waiting to blow. all it needs is a spark because of the complexity of this very small country, surrounded by competing nations, ah, from the 1950s to the early seventy's, they route was a magnet for the international pleasure seeking a lead they routes. hotel district was at the heart of its luxury tourism economy making it a favorite jet set destination. ah. when we speak about bay roads golden age as dismissal under the middle east, we are actually talking about an area, the hotel district. that is the very specific product of a precise geopolitical project. my name is sarah sprig, anessa. i'm a political geographer who is based at the university of birmingham. i am interested in hotels and urban conflict. holiday in came quite late in the day. ah, in 1974, it was opened. it came quite late in the day into this hotel district

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russia signals a shift in its focus to the east of ukraine. ukrainian troops successfully counter attack around the capital kyiv — destroyed russian tanks are seen on the road north of the capital. and ukrainian troops have been able to achieve this against a much larger army, a more powerful army. in places now, they're not just resisting, they're mounting a counterattack. in the south of the country there are fears of starvation in the beseiged city of mariupol — as hundreds queue for food and water amid the devastation. president biden visits poland to show support for ukraine's neighbour — and announces a deal on gas to reduce european reliance on russian energy. the duke and duchess of cambridge on the last leg of a caribbean tour that's attracted crowds and some controversy. they were met with real enthusiasm on the ground at every stop they made, but the wider perception of some engagements was not so positive. and we meet the deaf actor troy kotsur — tipped for oscar success this weekend, as he returns to the deaf school inspir

we get these east—to—southeasterly winds. there'll be cold winds, so although the weather's going to be largely dry for a good chunk of the week with some sunshine, cold winds around for most of the week, perhaps some rain towards the end of the week. hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. welcome back to the bbc news room. russia has taken its first maser that he and ukraine and its bombardment continues —— first major city. people in the southern city of mariupol say schelling is so fierce they can't rescue the injured. vladimir putin has said the invasion will go on. transition backj vladimir putin has said the invasion will go on. transition back— will go on. transition back i would never announce _ will go on. transition back i would never announce my _ will go on. transition back i would never announce my conviction - will go on. transition back i would | never announce my conviction that russians are ukrainian are one people, having being brainwashed by the nazi propaganda. iline people, having being b

more rain across east scotland so more rain across east scotland and north—east england. western areas have the best of the dry and bright weather with some sunshine, and quite a range of temperatures. so it will feel quite chilly for newcastle and edinburgh. the weekend, the same weatherfront is still on the charts, still pestering us with further rain. the rain becomes more expensive across england as it moves back westwards. it will probably reach wales as we go through the day. across scotland and northern ireland that they will have the best of the dry weather but some sunshine. temperatures come down a bit and for many, it's going to be a cool day on saturday. there could also be mist and fog patches first thing in the morning to watch for. on sunday, the front is probably still going to be across parts of england as we start the day, so there could be extensive rain initially before it starts to slide down towards south—west england. the best of the dry and bright weather will be across the north—west of the country. so for the rest of scotland and northern eng

they're right up the eastern seaboard pushing up across sun, new england into that east. the side of canada, i'm pleased to say it does move through quickly though, so that is one consolation because he will be disruptive as we go through the next day or so bright, just guys do come back, it will be some ice around. of course, it'll take a little while to thor out here, down towards south bright, dry and sunny, some snow coming back in across rockies, and know to some wet weather and some windy weather coming into the pacific northwest. and it's that western side of canada, west coast of the u. s. generally try some pleasant sunshine here and pleasant sunshine to into much of mexico, all of that same weather system that will introduce some way to weather. i will slide its way down a yucatan peninsula, southern parts of mexico after the caribbean. it's not looking bad over the next couple of days, but wanted to chance to come with gutter. one of the fastest growing nations in the world blue on the cost of needed to oakland and develop it school track international shipping

that the donbas region in the east. that the first phase was complete. it is interesting that round about 12 hours later we have this air strike here in the far west of the country. absolutely. i was going to raise that point myself that here we have the russians saying that the first phase of that operation was over and that they would be focusing their core efforts on the east and on the donbas region and now, as you say, this explosion in lviv. what though has been the response there on the ground where you are to that russian announcement? that ground where you are to that russian announcement?— announcement? that is a really interesting _ announcement? that is a really interesting question. _ announcement? that is a really interesting question. i - announcement? that is a really interesting question. i think- announcement? that is a really - interesting question. i think people have very much come to distrust russian announcements. they hear various things being said and they almost wait to call some sort of judgment on them. what has been interes

north, east of cave and yvonne of frank keeps in the west. as evacuation roots continue out of some embattled places, a tide of humanity is shifting across this country. and not all of it heading for the border. the united nations estimates a 1000000 people have become displaced internally seeking shelter, where they can find it. like janea the 24 year old mother of 3 stoking the wood fire in an abandoned farm house, 600 kilometers from her home outside cave. they even brought the dog a labrador pup called good, but they didn't bring dad. he stayed behind to join the territorial defense. long as raj from the children know that their dad is defending the city. they understand that i believe in one year it will be over and will be able to go back. jenny and her children are being relocated now to a better home in the village this tiny, rural outpost in western ukraine. like so many others throwing their arms wide open to fellow ukrainians, fleeing the war. and few, besides ginia or guessing how long it might be before they are able to go home j

by 2:00 in the morning it continues to push to the east. missing the bay area altogether but we will still have the showers and the possibility of a thunderstorm. they had rainfall potential coming up in the north bay. the past three months. look at the coastal hills. this is where the rain will begin early on this afternoon. we are going to see that lift in some of the showers. we could see that wet weather hanging along the shoreline. an hour. up to about 45 miles an hour through 5:00 monday morning. keep that in mind and hear the winds that will continue to ramp up through noon time. over 40 miles an hour at the coast. breezy elsewhere. this is a winter weather advisory with three to four inches from kirkwood so not bad. level one system tonight. mid-60's and the north bay. when the ethic coast today. just in time to hang out and watch the show when the rain comes down. by monday still unsettled and milder the rest of the week. haven't been able to say any of that for months now. >> making music. this his t i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i

, 880s 680, in the east bay and east bay shoreline. so far the north bay has the bulk of this. it's closer to a quarter of an inch of rain in concord and most fallen in the last 2.5 hours, where the focus of the rain is. let's look at this. watch the drive on 880, follow the yellow blobs on first alert doppler, the rain is the most noticeable, outlines the commute up and down 880. go to the other side of the hill, 580 and 680 as well. the steady rain, it's been interesting to watch. that line, it goes across the strait up into napa. in the city,on the peninsula, you have seen the bulk of the rain. isolated showers keep going today, not many but not taking the rain out of the forecast until after sunset. some could be isolated thunderstorms. more on that later. let's check in with gianna franco on the drive. >>> a busy ride, the morning commute, the cars with the 6:00 hour in full swing and the wet weather, you can expect brake lights this morning, a look at conditions heading off the skyway off the bay bridge in san francisco, westboun

we seem to be losing our influence in the middle east. president trump's policy first was not only good for america not only here but good for the world even enemies knew where we stood and acted accordingly. we have a president like president biden who has no idea. i don't even know where he stands on half of the stuff trying to negotiate something with an evil regime like iran or russia they take advantage of it. >> thank you both, kristin tate and charlie hurt thank you so much for joining us. join us again. that's a process for >> next week more commentary and interviews right here in the wall street journal at large would thanks so muc ♪♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we prepare you for the week ahead. general electric's ceo larry culp on the outlook for the company on nuclear power and renewables. how the russian invasion of ukraine could make food inflation worse. we have some investment opportunities to reduce the sting. we begin with

so it's moving east and it's coming up from the south. so that's going to keep it around all night, which is good news there. >> and it will be with you in the morning commute as well. you can see all covered up the yellows, the more intensity rain such as right around san francisco, san leandro as well heading to the east where it's just starting to make way through antioch, discovery bay. remember, it's going to some little bit of dry air. so when rain sometimes start as the fight, that virga thing, that evaporation of rain, even though you see it on the radar, check out our winds. we talked about this before from the south as the flow pattern will be. they do start to subside, however, by 05:00am. and that's when the wind advisory does expire. but then in the day tomorrow, they start to pop up a little bit because we're going to see popping up showers and even potentially thunder showers all due to the fact of getting that daytime heating. a look ahead of what we've got going on. this is sfo, which is having a ground delay right now of