gunfire at an east bay party leaves five people injured... where it happened and who was involved. ( will ) and breaking news. a one year old girl dies after she drowns in the east bay... we'll explain what happened. the kron 4 morning news starts right now. ( will ) good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm will tran. ( will ) lets get a check of weather this morning... (anny hong): .a system will pass to our east today with locally breezy conditions expected. dry and seasonable weather is expected tuesday through wednesday. rain is likely late in the week. rain chances will start in the north by thursday and then develop regionwide by friday. local heavy rain and strong winds are possible thursday night and friday morning. looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times. ( will ) breaking news from overnight... a man is shot and killed in the east bay and the shooter is still on the loose. it happened just after 8:30 last night in antioch. when police arrived on the 700 block of 'k' street, they found a man had been shot. he

a few brighter breaks into south—east scotland, north—east england, east wales, west midlands and eastern in north and west in scotland, maybe at times into northern ireland and north—west england but many places will stay dry. breaking out in the sunshine it will feel warmer, maybe 15, 16 or 17. going through thursday night we're going to keep a good deal of cloud around, pepping up the rain in northern scotland with a strengthening breeze but for many it looks like a mild start to friday morning. on friday we are going to take this rain southwards across scotland eventually reaching into parts of northern ireland. colder air following this, maybe a few wintry showers in shetland during friday. to the south of that for much of england and wales, a good deal of cloud around, some sunny spells and the temperatures peaking into the mid—teens in some spots. friday night we continue taking this weather front southwards across the uk, barely any rain associated with it, but it is the leading edge of cooler air so it will be turning somewhat chillier by the start of the weekend, a touch of fros

this west german was then arrested by the east germans for bribery. that essentially shut down emission of using these private german investigators in the east zone. just quickly, even though the soviets refused there were still glimmers of hope. in the spring of 1951 the nine states and soviets explained -- exchanged teams to go into each zone to look at grave registration issues. in 1955, the and army went back to east germany to conduct recovery missions. from the doctor, the soviets could not believe how serious the united states was about this humanitarian work. why we were pursuing this. i do want to say, the others question comes up, was there any intelligence interest by the united states, because this is one of the few ways united states was having official access into the soviet zone. i have to say from the information i have let that that by theas no interest united states intelligence community, so speak, primarily the cia or counterintelligence corps, in what the agrc was doing in the soviet zone or later on, the other missions. two examp

and the south—east. for the time of year on the coast. the best of the sunshine will be further west. day by day, temperatures will be falling a little bit as we continue to pull in cooler air from the north—east. little bit as we continue to pull in cooler airfrom the north—east. by friday, science britain stronger winds and rain moving into the south. next weekend we will see an area of low pressure located towards the south of the uk, and high—pressure holding on across the north. that means will be more u nsettled north. that means will be more unsettled across the south, more settled in the north. west of scotla nd settled in the north. west of scotland cutesy scenes like this, for example. further south and east we will see more grey skies, outbreaks of rain and it will feel cooler. the wind will feel cool as it is coming in from the east, strong at times in the south in the middle part of the day, the high pressure continues to bring dry weather to the north, but always that risk of rain in the so

one or two showers in the east and south—east.sday and wednesday, especially in the northern half of the country. frost in the south. still, a lot of dry weather across the board. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm tom donkin. north korea has tried, and failed, to launch a missile. it follows a military parade in the capital pyongyang where what appeared to be new ballistic missiles were displayed. with tensions high in the region, there were fears that it might make its sixth nuclear test. turks are voting in the east of the country in a referendum that could scrap the post of prime minister and expand the powers of president recep tayyip erdogan. the country's 55 million eligible voters go to the polls after a bitter campaign in a country that is becoming increasingly polarised. a massive suicide car bomb in syria has hit a convoy of buses near aleppo where people were waiting to be taken to safety from rebel—held areas. up to 100 evacuees have reportedly died. it's not clear who carried out the attack, though a group linke

secret tunnel into east berlin, which the soviets discovered through a double agent. this hour-long event is part of a conference called creating and "creating and challenging the transatlantic intelligence community," which was held in washington, d.c. prof. breitman: my name is richard breitman. i am now retired from american university. i wander occasionally into the field of intelligence history, but i am not a specialist or an expert in the way these panelists are. it is a shame to be holding a conference on intelligence history in washington at a time when no one is interested in intelligence. [laughter] prof. breitman: let me introduce both panelists. and then i will turn things over to them. kevin ruffner received his ba from william and mary and a phd from george washington. he has had a distinguished career in the army and at the cia and is the author of four books. the two i am most familiar with are "the cia and the origins of the bmd" in two volumes. kristie macrakis received her phd at the ministry of science from harvard and is currently a professor at

turning coolerfurther north and east. a chilly winter the eastern scotland and north—east england.e through the weekend, keeping it dry for many of us. on sunday a change coming in because an area of low pressure is approaching. but will bring wet and windy weather into scotla nd bring wet and windy weather into scotland in the north and west. further south it'll be drier, brighter and it will be a bit warmer as well. hang onto your hats because this is heading our way next week. all that warm air gets pushed away by northerly wind which will drop the temperatures and even bring some wintry showers, especially in north. it's goodbye from me time for a sport. andy murray has not had a smooth return from injury. keep the world number one has been knocked out in just his second clutch bag after being knocked out with an elbow brawl. problem. he took the first set by 6—2, but ramos took the first set by 6—2, but ramos took the first set by 6—2, but ramos took the second set. the world number 2a coming back to claim the biggest scalp of his career. there will be 15 new captain eddiejone

((advance)) and in the east bay.. girl drowns in a backyard swimming pool in concord. kron four's will tran is live to explain what happened. good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): .a system will pass to our east today with locally breezy conditions expected. dry and seasonable weather is expected tuesday through wednesday. rain is likely late in the week. rain chances will start in the north by thursday and then develop regionwide by friday. local heavy rain and strong winds are possible thursday night and friday morning. looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times. (darya) happening now... caltrans is performing emergency pavement repair work near the carquinez bridge toll plaza. and they say commuters should expect delays this morning. (mark) kron 4's yoli aceves is live at the toll plaza this morning with the details. yoli? ( yoli ) the work will start at 7:00 this morning on eastbound interstate 80 at t

it's not like so easy out east. and farnham's saying hey, leave these com forts for even less comfort out west. solt middle class women weren't interested, they said thanks but no thanks. but, the working class and lower class women were interested because their lives out east weren't so great. they didn't have these com forts, necessarily, they're getting kicked out of a lot of their factory jobs. their wages are going down, therp not being treated very well out east and they're interested. so about two to 300 of them apply for farnham's program. but they're not the women she's looking for. she winds up not taking them. in the end, she takes like three, one of whom leaves with the ship's captain around the, you know, somewhere in brazil. so it's real lie like her, her maid and one other person. so her program winds up not being a success, but it also highlights what would work. so she's too focused on just saving the men and she doesn't focus on what would be in the interest of the women. right. if you don't appeal

(darya) in the east bay... police are looking for this 15-year-old who has been missing for over two weeks. police say lamontae mustain ran away from his home in san lorenzo. they believe he may be staying with friends in the area. he is about five-foot-seven, and was last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and pants. ( james ) a santa rosa couple is still missing this morning... after their airplane did not land earlier this week in petaluma. mark and brenda richards have not been seen since leaving the truckee- tahoe airport monday afternoon. brenda richards is believed to have been the pilot of the couple's single-engine plane. the sierra county sheriff's office says the richards were supposed to land at petaluma municipal airport nut never arrived. neighbors are all hoping for the best. ( james ) this is a picture of

it will feel cooler over north—east england and north—east scotland.nd showers towards the east. most of us having a decent day with temperatures in the sunshine up to 16, 17 degrees in the sunshine up to 16, 17 degrees in the west. high—pressure holding on through the west of the week. the tried team will continue. it will be cooler with a few showers at times in the east. —— high—pressure holding on through the rest of the dry theme will continue. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12pm: theresa may rules out a vat rise and promises to protect pensioners from unscrupulous employers. we will also be introducing greater powers to take action against individuals if what they were doing was effectively about trying to destroy people's pensions for the future. madeleine mccann has been missing for ten years but in an interview to mark the anniversary, her parents say they still hope she'll be found. last time we talked, you told me how you were still buying birthday presents and christmas presents... are you still doing that? yes, we still do that. anthon

could be up to around 13, though, in the far south—east.d thursday, with wintry showers and night—time frosts. hello, my name is tom donkin and welcome to bbc news. here's our top stories: tight security across france. tens of thousands of police and soldiers on patrol as the country prepares for the presidential elections. a day of mourning declared in afghanistan after the deadly attack on an army base that left more than 100 soldiers killed or wounded. spanish emergency teams rush to stop an oil slick threatening the canary islands after a ferry hits underwater fuel pipes. science fights back. doctor who joins the worldwide protests against what's seen as a political attack on hard facts. and ice ice... maybe. we take a look at the ski resorts rolling out new technology to prevent a snow no—show.

and east africa.hose troops were surrounded by egyptians who were carrying out a low-level guerrilla war against them. the minutens, eisenhower came to power, they escalated that war in order to force the americans to make a decision between egypt and the british. at the same time, there is a conflict going on simmering between israel and all of the surrounding area of states led by egypt. issuesflict of those two , the israel question and the british question, increased that feeling that eisenhower had of being caught in the middle between rising nationalism. he's not nationalism was going to be the wave of the future. to his traditional allies, the british and the israelis. brian: what led you to write this book? michael: that is an interesting question. i started thinking about it when i was working in the white house. i worked in the george w. bush white house. at thehe senior director national security council, responsible for the middle east. i noticed certain ideas were welling up in the admini

in the east zone. just quickly, even though the soviets refused, there are still glimmers of hope. 1951 and in the spring of that go, so iexchanged to know not to look into each of the zones. in 1955 the army went back to easter and here is howote from the doctor and serious the message was about this. why were we pursuing this? >> i just have to say was there any intelligence behind this? >> this is one of the few ways they would have a official -- ss to indicator in what they were doing in each zone. i have two beyond with that. >> the official history of the berlin operations makes no mention of hrc going into the soviets health. , this lead admission was not competent. >> likewise in east 5051. you may remember him from upper dish upper escalation germany. he was a member of the intelligence division. rollout using intelligence teams to collect the information in east germany. we are not trained. different, then intelligence collection. just quickly, the main faults of the hrc is this individual pe

that statement you made following the meeting, the security council meeting on the middle east.u surprised what you saw about the attitudes and discussions on the middle east at the u.n.? and what could be done to change it? >> you know, i was confused. it was totally bizarre, because in my first month, talking about the middle east, there's a lot to talk about. and whether you're talking about hezbollah or isis, all of the issues in syria, which is, you know, a problem, that's what i expected us to talk about. i didn't expect an israel bashing session. and literally listening to each member say the same thing over and over again, i knew they said it was bad, but until you hear it and you see it, you just can't comprehend how ridiculous it is. [ applause ] you >> so a lot of people here are just getting to know you for the first time. the theme of our conference this year is many voices, one mission, celebrating the diversity of the pro israel cause. can you talk about how you started to learn about israel, your affinity for israel? >> well, i am the daughter of indian parents,

out-of-control drivers in the east bay... creative measures being taken to get people to slow down. and next. it's been one year since the passing of prince. a look back at his life. ( james ) and here's a looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times. traffic is light around the bay area. checking the bay bridge, no back up at the toll plaza. only an 8 minute drive from the east bay and oakland to san francisco. ( james ) in entertainment headlines this morning... today marks one year since the death of legendary musician prince. the entertainer was found dead at his minnesota home on april 21st, 2016, from an accidental overdose of the opioid drug fentanyl. prince fans will mark the anniversary by gathering at minnesota sites made famous by the "purple rain" superstar. several landmarks in minneapolis will also be lit up in purple. and commuters will see a visual moment of silence on digital displays at metro transit stations. ( james ) a soul singer and the father of an award-winning actor has died. cuba go

jerusalem is an example to the middle east and the world of what can be, what the middle east can be.usalem, my wish, should be recognized not just by the united states but by all of humanity as a light unto nations. >> beautiful. [ applause ] nir, very, very briefly. your hope for the city's future? >> jerusalem has a role in the worldment it's an inclusive role. it'sen abling all people from all tribes, mind you that jerusalem was divided into tribes, jews and non jews alike to come and enjoy the holy city of jerusalem. connect our future to our past and excel. it can be done. it is being done. i just want to fuel and work faster to fulfill that role year after year even better than we did before. >> beautiful. yossi, very briefly and finally. >> my prayer for jerusalem, my city, our city, is that the international community will recognize the jewish people as the legitimate custodian of jerusalem. [ applause ] and that -- and that we -- and that we will see ourselves as the custodians of jerusalem for humanity. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, what a wonderful, energizing, inv

you might avoid a frost in east anglia and the south—east. cloud in the hebrides, but for most it will be dry and sunny. the temperatures struggling after the cold start, but the sunshine should convert saved. the weather fronts will skirt the north. high pressure dominates foremost. hello, the latest headlines from bbc news: turkey's president has claimed victory in a referendum that will give the office of the president far greater powers. just over 51% of voters approved the changes. that is a majority of around 1 million people. president erdogan called on the country to come together. two opposition parties questioned the result, saying there were irregularities in the voting and have promised to challenge the outcome. donald trump's national security adviser says the us and china are working together with other allies on a response to north korea's latest failed missile test. he said what he described as they are threatening behaviour cannot continue. pope francis has celebrated easter mass in front of thousands of people in st peter's

, east anglia and the south east.ng across the north, these obvious that he temperatures. general areas and that the south, close to freezing or below which had not come as a surprise to get across this time of year. but with blacking up this could be damaging to some plans and even crops “— could be damaging to some plans and even crops —— but it is worth flagging up that this could be damaging. weather looking beautiful, chilly with light winds and strong sunshine already. 11—5 across the southin sunshine already. 11—5 across the south in wales. the north west as north coast of northern ireland and western scotland, thickening cloud through the morning, into the afternoon a very weak weather front will bring spots of the result to stornoway and maybe the other western isles, but east of scotland is fine and the rest of the country also lots of fine weather. the best weather, eastern coast, the midlands, east anglia, the south east, along the south coast. and the english channel coast. 30 degrees in plymouth, single

anglia and the south—east at seven o'clock this evening.us. tonight, the cold front moves across the country. fresher conditions to the north of that. in the morning, city centre temperatures will be around five or six celsius in scotland and northern ireland, northern england too. eight celsius or nine celsius further south. it will feel that bit fresher tomorrow. temperatures will get up to 15 celsius in london. so we're talking about a drop of 10 degrees compared to today. for most of us, 11—13 c. there will be showers in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. tuesday will be a decent day across the southern half of the uk. 16 celsius feels very pleasant. for most of us, 11 or 12. these isobars mean that the colder air is coming from the north, so another fresh day. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, temperatures of 12—1a c, on and off showers, and plenty of sunny spells. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm. a british man, chris bevington, is named as one of the four people who died in the stockholm lorry attack. a hu

it happened about 5 miles east of truckee. the chp says the bus driver was placing reflective cones on the roadway when the patrol officer accidentally backed into him. the chp says their investigation continues. >>> well a san jose man was arrested and accused of peeping at valley medical center in san jose. 25-year-old feraia ali was taken in last fight. investigators aren't giving us any other details right now. alie worked at the medical center. he as being held on $5,000 bail. >>> some dog owners in south san francisco are worried about their pets after two dogs got sick last week. the park is on the north side of bruno heights. of the dog owners think the illness may be from chemicals in a fertilizer used to treat the grass. no fertilizer has been used at the park in over a year. they're still looking in to what could have sickened the dogs. >> it makes me really concerned because we live right around the corner from here. so we're here probably three or four times a day. >> my dogs got sick but i don't know if it was be

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just east of it, a few brake light westbound slow at grant line road. >>> an east bay basilica will lookifferent this year. the cross had to be removed. the cross on top of st. joseph's basilica in alameda was removed two weeks ago and was brought to the church's foyer. last month, someone noticed it was tilting. then another powerful storm rolled through the bay area adding to the concern that it would come down. that's when the priest called in a construction firm. >> what is amazing was exactly when the cross was being removed, the bells rang and for me that was a sign from god that he is with us. >> the church is working to get an estimate on how much it will cost to put the cross back up. once they do they say they will start some fundraising. >>> tesla has a launch date now to begin making a new electric semi truck. ceo elon musk says it's a few months away. he tweeted, tesla semi truck unveil, set for september, team has done an amazing job, seriously next level. tesla is trying to figure out how to make a battery that's light and that can be recharged. >>> starting today, snail m

the middle east as an example of what can be done. not what can't be done. you know, whether i'm conducting diplomacy in the prime minister's office or representing the party, i'm always reminded of the fact that i'm basically a two-hour drive from isis. i'm a four or five-hour drive from the civil war in iraq, three-hour drive from the civil war in sinai, and an hour drive from the war in hamas, in gaza, and here we are, jews ofknesset stripes and observe advance, christians, muslims, jews debating, dee baiting the hardest issues, we debate them loudly and we decide democratically without anybody raising a 50 much less firing a gun. jerusalem is an example to the middle east and the world of what it can be. jerusalem should be recognized not just by the united states but by all of humanity as a light unto nations. >> beautiful. very, very briefly, your hope for the city's future. >> jerusalem has a role in the world'. it's an enexclusive role. it's enabling our 3e78 from all tribes, mind you jerusalem was never divided into tribes, b

one or two showers in the east and south—east.gh tuesday and wednesday, especially in the northern half of the country. frost in the south. still, a lot of dry weather across the border. the latest headlines from bbc news. a massive suicide car bomb in syria has hit a convoy of buses near aleppo where people were waiting to be taken to safety from rebel held areas. the syrian white helmets are reporting about 100 people died including many chilren. the south korean military says it has detected a failed missile launch by north korea. it claims the device was launched from sinpo towards the sea of japan — but failed to operate as intended. turkish politicians have been making their final appeals to voters ahead of sunday's referendum on one of the most sweeping programmes of constitutional change since the country became a republic almost a century ago. tens of thousands of people in more than 100 cities across the united states have marched to demand that president trump releases his tax returns, something he has refused to do. no

patches of cloud in east anglia down to the south—east, parts of wales as well.gressively clouded over, with outbreaks of rain. at four o‘clock this afternoon, patchy cloud and sunny spells in the south. high pollen levels today. there‘s just a very small chance of catching a shower. temperatures up into the mid—teens. northern ireland and scotla nd mid—teens. northern ireland and scotland clouding over from the west. northern scotland will turn very windy and friday weight across the northern isles. that is the first sign of quite a big change, this area of low pressure, a cold front sinking southwards. 0pening the door to cold airbrushing in from the door to cold airbrushing in from the north, so temperatures really dropping away in the north of scotland. into tomorrow, the cold front continues its journey south with cloud of patchy rain. behind it, the sky is brighter, but wintry showers, a mix of rain, hail, sleet and snow. they may be persistent wintry weather in eastern scotland and northern england. very chilly in the north tomorrow afternoon. the south wo

through east wales and much of east england.ertainly towards the south—east. in that sunshine, it will feel warm. a further north and west into northern ireland and the west of scotland, our weather front bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain, the rain turning heavy for a time across scotland, eight or 9 degrees in inverness, but from aberdeen to edinburgh, it should stay dry, cloudy at the day. north—west england turning cloudy and is the cloud moves in, because of wales and the south west will suffer. ii in aberystwyth, compare that with further east, temperatures around 25 or maybe 26 degrees. through this evening and overnight, it is all about this weather front, sinking into the south, the rain tending to brazil but behind that, all of us getting into cooler air. it isa all of us getting into cooler air. it is a band of cloud, thinking south across england and wales overnight. but i'm back, clear spells, some showers but with this north westerly airflow, temperatures dipping away between five and 9 degrees by the end of the

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one or two showers in the east and south—east.ssure building through tuesday and wednesday, especially in the northern half of the country. frost in the south. still, a lot of dry weather across the border. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm tom donkin. a massive suicide car bomb in syria has hit a convoy of buses near aleppo where people we re of buses near aleppo where people were waiting to be taken to safety from rebel—held areas. up to 100 eva cu ees from rebel—held areas. up to 100 evacuees have reportedly died. it is not clear who carried out the attack, although a group linked to al qaeda has been blamed. north korea has tried and apparently failed to launch a missile. it follows military parade in pyongyang, where what appeared to be new ballistic missiles were displayed. we tensions high in the region, there were fears it might make its sixth nuclear test. turkish politicians have been making their final appeals to voters ahead of sunday's important constitutional referendum. president erdogan told supporters the ch

brian: jorg, you have been in east africa. to bringany is devoted the african diaspora back to africa. perversity brain drain. is the system broken? jorg: first of all, the system is functioning in its own matter. there are those who have gotten around to live in that system. we are not talking about the same state structure that we have here. for is the m message i have europeans. we have to come to accept the fact that for society, any society, to grow and prosper, it needs organic growth of state structures. it needs an adherence, societal conviction, so to speak, a culture of accountability at responsibility. brian: those are huge goals. jorg: huge goals. i know this will take generations, but we have never given it a chance. all we have done is patronize the continent with the notion that it needs to be developed. language is powerful. who am i to judge who is developed or not developed in the case of having no money or no status, when you look at use africa or uganda, uganda is the best example. we're talking about oil r

and spilling inland across the midlands, covering much of east anglia, south—east england, where theheavy, some hail and thunder mixed in, another coolish—feeling day, temperatures 9—12 degrees. colder, though, as those showers move through, the temperatures will drop away for a time. now, looking at wednesday night, things will begin to turn a little bit less cold across northern and western areas, as cloudier weather spills in, bringing some spots of rain with it. but further south, with any lengthy clear spells, we could well see a frost developing. and it could be quite a damaging frost, the lowest temperatures perhaps getting down to maybe about —3 degrees or so. so it will be a cold start to thursday morning. and, as this streak of cloud comes in, bringing some less—cold air with it, it probably won't feel a whole lot different across southern counties, because although the air is less cold, we lose the sunshine. so cloudier weather, probably not feeling too great underneath those leaden skies. temperatures ii or 12 degrees, some spots of rain arriving through the afternoon. br

and in pacifica and east bay. i want to widen out right now to track the batch of showers moving from san francisco coastline towards east way. going west to east. into alameda at 11:38 then heading in. today's date. almost end of april and snow showers in sierras. not unheard of but rain on 80 to snow. interesting. unbelievable, four times what they normally see up there. temperatures are 50s, 60s, mild outside. slippery roadways to watch out for tomorrow morning. not because of a lot of rain but lingering showers. it's a one on the storm impact scale. light system. scattered showers, up to quarter inch of rain and less than a tenth for the rest of you. hopefully rain won't be coming koun down too hard and wake you up. 4:00, early commuters watch for slippery roadways. and then isolated showers and 9:00, sunshine across the entire bay area. partly cloudy at 7:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m., low 70s showing up. 50s and 60s by 7:00. temperatures running higher because of the cloud cover and showers, mainly 50s. don't worry abou

moving east at 15 to 20 miles per hour. we will keep an eye on showers and the future cast says they may come through before it's said and done. weekend is a calm rain. we will have more damage. brad bell is standing by with the latest on the clean-up. they got wal microburst. we are checking into that. brad: a lot of people want to know what it is. i do. this is strange. a small area and a bunch of trees down. look at this -- [audio interference] the damage is not widespread but where it is, it's done harm. this tree crashed to the neighboring townhouses. it looks bad on the outside. inside is frightening. in the kitchen, a splintered log just missed the refrigerator. in the master bedroom a stub of a branch blasted through the roof and the ceiling. >> one night tried to see my window and and i saw the tree coming in here. what happened? brad: she lives in an apartment and fallen trees shattered her window and those several floors above her. and just take a look at h >> total loss. total loss. brad: her nephew and housemat

east of dallas. tornadoes touched down last night in the city of canton and texas. -- canton, texas. authorities say 56 people all taken to the hospital including two that are now in critical condition. >> once we could get into these areas, we can start the recovery right now. that number may go up. hopefully it doesn't, but we have a number of fatalities as of right now. >> authorities say of the 56 people taken to the hospital, six are still hospitalized this morning. >> the goff forissued a state of emergency and urging residents to stay safe and from rising floodwaters today. at least one person killed, dozens had to be rescued over the weekend because of the flooding. the governor's office is reporting nearly 100 evacuations. the southwest part of the state was hit the hardest. severe thunderstorms are expect today last into the night. >>> police in l.a. are still looking for a carjacker who went on a deadly shooting spree. it started with a man and a gun and he force add woman out of an -- for

he has into east prussia. -- got sent to east prussia. one of the correspondence is a guy from new york. he spoke fluent in german. that is bernardi in the middle it was a terrible sore rattler. he loved war. he's on germany off to and people who did not fight wars were decadent. kind of a controversial leader. >> notice the train in the background. george willemen created a very handful of friends. those were still they had from the copyright paper that made it look really natural. >> i'm going to mention this because what these guys are wearing -- i'm saying this because my wife did not know in a friend of ours did not know -- these are spiked helmets. somebody said -- i should explain in the early part of the war, the germans were distributed those pickle helmets. it was only in 1916 that they got the helmets that they think of as the typical german helmets. the same time the british got their tin hats and the french got their helmets. head wounds were so bad. >> it is amazing how much the calvary was the shock troops whenever the vict

east bay mud crews cautioned the road may not be stable. they were busy senatorring up a water main near -- shoring up a water main near the slide tonight hoping to restore water service to dozens of people who lost it after the slide. >> hopefully after 9:00 we'll have water back to people. >> reporter: they'll stay with friends and family until they can return home. it's unclear when the evacuation orders will be lifted. in oakland christin ayers, kpix5. >>> outside in san francisco right now round two of the storm is picking up and it's pouring in parts of the bay area. brian lack inn -- hackney is tracking our live hi-def doppler. >> it's coming down from santa rosa to the north and there's at least light rain reported and kpix5 hi-def doppler shows us where some of the heavier cells are. there's good rain come down on 580. further east and north around san ramon by bollinger canyon road also some pretty good cells. the brunt of this is draped from the north and east bay straight across the south bay off toward pescadero and davenport d

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coast and towards east anglia. west that you are, the better the sunshine and the best of the temperatures. and that is the setup as we head through the course of the week. west will always fare best. because eastern areas will have that nagging easterly breeze and the sea temperatures are quite cool in the north sea. a bit of a breeze across the south—east through the channel islands, taking the edge off the temperatures, where we will also have a fair amount of cloud. head further inland and we get sunshine and it will feel pleasant, especially across western scotland and northern ireland. high pressure is firmly in control as we head towards thursday. the winds will be light the further north you are and more of a breeze across the east and the south—east is a feeling quite chilly across eastern coastal areas. further south and west, more sunshine and shelter from that wind will mean we will see the best temperatures. the reason why it is cool on the coast, particularly in the east, is because the sea temperatur

showers moving across north—east england, particularly to the east of the pennines.. through the evening the week weather front with its showers will continue to work across england and wales and as it clears away and the skies clear it will turn into a cold night, especially out in the countryside. there will be a frost, could be a shock to the system if you are back to work on tuesday. tuesdayit you are back to work on tuesday. tuesday it self, high pressure building back across the country, it will be quite breezy in the south—east, cool as well with the odd shower. elsewhere, quite dry with some sunshine. temperatures not that high. for the week ahead it remains fairly chilly with frosty nights, some sunny spells by day. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm. the us says china agrees that north korea's threatening behaviour can't continue — after the country's failed missile test earlier today. votes are being counted after turkey's bitterly—fought referendum on increasing the president's powers. partial results suggest that the yes vote as a lead. theresa may u

clear skies to the south—east. —— spilling. it is cold. —4 in parts of east anglia.vely and bright start for much of england and bright start for much of england and wales. grady —— we have a weak weather front here affecting eastern scotland. the odd spot of light drizzle in the short—term. it will clear through. plenty of cloud for northern ireland and western scotland. the odd spot of drizzle in the air. predominantly dry. some rain and drizzle in north—west england and the far north—west england and the far north—west of wales. most will have a dry day. brightening up this afternoon in scotland. continuing with sunny spells in central, southern and eastern england. temperatures could get up to 15 degrees. cooler further temperatures could get up to 15 degrees. coolerfurther north. more cloud tonight in northern areas. a wea k cloud tonight in northern areas. a weak weather front going south across northern england and wales. drizzle here and there. very few and little in the way of significant rainfall. frost limited to parts of kent. mostly without frost. thursd

east anglia and the south—east, cloud will come by at times. sunshine and some showers. story for wales and the south west. 13 degrees in plymouth. through tonight, this band of rain will slide to the south. as the skies clear behind, monday night into tuesday morning will be very cold indeed. temperatures in the countryside easily below freezing and widespread frost, which could be a shock if you're heading to work on tuesday morning. on tuesday, we bring this area of high pressure further west in the uk. a strong breeze in these so in the uk. a strong breeze in these so it will feel cold. some showers is well and generally speaking, not a very warm day with highs 9—14. another cold night into wednesday but by day there will be spells of sunshine. we have a full look at the weather for the week ahead on our website. that is all from me for 110w. america says it's working closely with china on a range of options, to try to resolve the crisis over north korea. after this weekend's show of military might, pyongyang tries to test a medium range missile. on a visit to south

and how do you unravel a proxy war between the sunni and shiite wars in the middle east where the saudis and the gulf states are supporting rebel forces on one side and iran and russia are supporting the assad regime and the united states trying to navigate what is the exact role the united states plays in a country that is completely, completely destroyed, where isis still has a capital that needs to be liberated, where there are kurdish forces supporting the united states, but whereas the russians are now confronting the united states because assad has used chemical weapons. host: this is the father that buried 19 members because of the chemical attack. the human toll it's causing. the question is how does the country survive economically? guest: it is an incredible question. most of the money pouring in to support the regime is coming .rom really three sources it's coming from oil the regime is still able to sell. host: to whom? guest: russia and it still has pipelines going to the mediterranean or to other countries. that oil is going to other countries, not necessarily russia. numbe

we are seeing downpours, east bay and in the north bay. san rafael, lucas valley. you are getting drenched. and san francisco and bay street, it's a all coming down pretty hard. alamo, danville, seeing pockets of rain. and rollins road in to burling game and san matteo. reports of a tree down in oakland hills on twitter moments ago. we will show you the street level radar on willow glenn, san jose, and seeing steady rain. rainfall totals have varied quite a bit. these are the latest totals with well over two unchs in santa rosa, 1100 in san jose, and everyone else i between the range. the rain is not over yet. it is snowing in the sierra nevada, chains in all roads leading to tahoe, it's knowing at the higher elevations they will see quite a bit of snow. as a matter of fact. two to four feet. here's what is interesting, it spring, we will see the snow level coming down as low as 4,000. that is what is interesting, that is not what you see around this time of year, until 6 clb -- 6:00. 40s, 50s, it is cooling down. a live look from the roof camera, the rain drops ar