here's alina jenkins. contrasts across the country today, southern counties holding onto the sunshine but further north already some rain across northern england, southern and western parts of scotla nd southern and western parts of scotland and northern ireland. these areas will have the lion's share of the rain through the afternoon becoming more heavy and persistent. but further north a few blustery showers but also some spells of sunshine. but also feeling chilly in the strong wind. that will slowly ease down through the day. but for rush hour looking very wet across these northern parts. some of the rain extending into parts of wales. but by and large the further south you are you should stay largely dry through daylight hours. a little more clout than yesterday. the wind more clout than yesterday. the wind more brisk so feeling that little bit cooler. but we keep our eye on this area of low pressure bringing the wettest weather across northern ireland, western parts of scotland, northern england over

well joining us now is yulia at alina from the organization vigil in st petersburg the group helps gay men and women face the challenges of coming out in russia yulia welcome to the day you know the report we just saw there that i think that's the first report we've been able to find some things in this week that we've actually been able to laugh with all this week you know we've heard different stories about being gay and lesbian in russia but but they also seem to have a sense of gloom and doom in them because of what is happening in putin's russia and also because of the rejection that these people face at home is it really as bad as it seems and is it getting worse. hi there. thank you. bill and i'm a wife kind of a difficult question because. of at the moment you can all all want to have any boy i don't know if they can but i think that life begins in that. way. i'm thinking about on the law i think in the mean time if i'm actually but for some people. well talk to me a little bit about your organization mean you're there to help men and women who are trying to come out and try to

story has some very very long legs our correspondent in washington on the story for us tonight our alina cho more carlina thank you very much. well after much anticipation and protest a controversial film about the last russian tsar is set to release this week the movie tells the story of tsar nicholas the second and his affair with a polish ballerina named matilda but the tale has entered hard line nationalists and russian orthodox christians they view the tsar as a saint. romanov family secret a story of forbidden passion when son nicholas the second fell in love with a ballerina a film premiere that's made many russians nervous. with the good news is the premiere of matilda was held peacefully here at the very famous marines can operate in sunday to spirit and this is despite the fact that this film a lot of controversy in the russian. tension was high on opening night one hundred police officers got of the select audience security measures more typical of an airport where a place many feared an attack director alexy should tell had received multiple threats but he remained defiant. y

see what comes next week and you'll be keeping tabs on those events for as carlito many thanks for alina chinoy there in washington. plenty more background and news for you on our website if you wanted to dot com you can also stay up to date by following us on facebook and on twitter you're watching news involving more from us at the top of the out. w.'s program guide. like. the whole. dot com highlights. when i'm traveling i like to be.

kind of alina to moyes she's standing by for us hi carol you know we've seen of the three trump associates are facing charges there tell us more about the significance of these cases. peloso me the indictment of mine affording gates focus on their work at devising russia from the political party in a crane and money laundering is probably the most serious of the charges against them this could mean a potential prison sentence of up to twenty years. papadopoulos. to his time working on the campaign and involved efforts to set up a meeting with russian officials so this definitely puts more pressure on the white house and also about up close is the first person to face criminal charges that quote interactions between campaign associates and russian intermediaries searing the presidential campaign in two thousand and sixteen even though it was a member of the campaign. aides and also the press secretary of the white house have said that he played a limited role in the campaign and had no access to the president. you said it yourself this is putting the white house under pressure but just how

alina: siempre me abruma, me abruma y me incomoda. no en un mal sentido, yo le hablaba contigo hace un rato, todos los dÍas me levanto y digo: yo no he hecho nada, yo necesito hacer mÁs. como que siempre existe la insatisfacciÓn de que no se ha hecho lo suficiente y por quÉ me estÁn reconociendo algo que yo encuentro normal? porque vengo de una familia quedaba mucho, mi abuela era una mujer campesina que siempre tenÍa la puerta abierta para todo el mundo. tuve una tÍa que los niÑos huÉrfanos y las de la calle le decÍan mamÁ, porque ella iba a un orfanato y le llevaba comida y ropa. las niÑas las reconocÍan la calle y le decÍan mamÁ elvira. nosotros adoptamos muchos niÑos que crecieron y se convirtieron en buenos hombres, yo aprendÍ a dar. para mÍ eso no era impresionante, entonces digo: caray! es tan impresionante lo que para mÍ estÁ normal? -- es tan normal? a 20 millas de acÁ, sal de atlanta y hay campos en los que hay mujeres y hombres que estÁn sufriendo exportaciÓn laboral-- explotaciÓn laboral. estados unidos necesita saber eso,

enough time to put the plan into, you know, action, so we'll go ahead and walk -- drive on down to san alina, rally with some family there at the family's winery and take a move off from there. probably go further on south towards the bay area, sacramento, more family. when it comes down to it, the material things aren't a big issue, just making sure everyone, friends and family have what they need and get out in the remaining time is really what counts for me. >> as you can see right there, that is the napa county where pete was today. a lot of people going door-to-door make assuring people got out of there. the forced evacuations in the area, something we're potentially going to see more of. >> you heard the firefighters talking about the fact that the winds are shifting. the danger is far from over. the winds will pick up again this afternoon. there is a red flag warning in effect for later today. >> let's bring in meteorologist kari hall to give us a better view of what we can expect. >> right. as we take a look at all the wildfires burning in the north bay, a lot of acreage here. the at

finals in singapore she was dismissed in straight sets on friday by ukraine's ailing if it alina going down six three six four she could lose her top ranking if carolyn the president of the czech republic wins the title on sunday. so know how in the semifinals all straight alina for that matter instead it's the two carolines garcia and was an iraqi who go through to the final four earlier in the raid garcia defeated was love six six three and seven five it means the frenchwoman will go through as the group with. australia are up and running at the rugby league world cup thanks to an eighteen four opening match victory of england in melbourne on friday the aussies did not start the way they would have liked as england's called the first try but met gillett and billy slater crossed the line to ensure halftime advantage for the home team just to again winterval late in the match to wrap it up for the defending champions the action continues on saturday when co-hosts papa new guinea host wales in port moresby after that the third of the tournament co-hosts new zealand face samoa in all and

the saying true beauty comes from within applies not only to humans but also houses in its design alinahanum on was sure of that so she created a cosy home for a family in a former clinic let's find out more about the make over into this year makes. this classic brick house in a copenhagen suburb dates from one nine hundred fifty. almost a century later interior designer a house or one of mine transformed the ugly duckling into a beautiful swan. oh ok. so our house and go when i get there i would like to show you how we live well come inside follow me. the house features a nuanced palette of gray with the finding accents of black the designer created an ambience that is serene yet impressive. for a horn of mine color is more than a decorative element it's emotional. because it's very important that the it take you like in a journey it reminds you of places and it gives. imaginations of stories where you want to be you would like to and that's why there is no white colors here in this house only the ceilings this white. house on a man lives here with her husband two children and three do

here's alina jenkins. different faces of autumn over recent days, the gales, the rain and a chilly night. some sunshine, this was the scene this morning, across devon and there were wall—to—wall blue skies and sunshine. some high pressure is settling things down, windy in the far north of scotland and northern ireland. a north—westerly wind, feeding in more clouds stretching across the country through the afternoon. also, some shallows around, especially in western and central parts of scotland. some days they continue to clip north—west ireland and england, and the far north of wales. through the afternoon, it is dry and bright with spells of sunshine. more cloud around then we saw this morning. the winds are lighter than they were yesterday. out of the breeze and in the sunshine, highs of 13—15d, pleasant enough for this time of year. a good deal of sunshine in the far south—west. cloud in wales, you could catch a shower. more of these moving eastwards across north—west england. western scotland always s

story has some very very long legs our correspondent in washington on the story for us tonight our alina cho more carlina thank you very much. well after much anticipation and protest a controversial film about the last russian tsar is set to release this week the movie tells the story of tsar nicholas the second and his affair with a polish ballerina named matilda but the tale has entered hard line nationalists and russian orthodox christians they view the tsar as a saint. the romanov family secret a story of forbidden passion when son nicholas the second fell in love with a ballerina a film premiere that's made many russians nervous. with the good news is the premiere of matilda was held peacefully here as a very fair miss marines can operate in san petersburg and this is despite the fact that this film a lot of controversy in the russian. tension was high on opening night one hundred police officers got of the select audience security measures more typical of an airport where a place many feared an attack director alexy should tell had received multiple threats but he remained defiant

well joining us now is yulia at alina from the organization vigil in st petersburg the group helps gay men and women face the challenges of coming out in russia yulia welcome to the day you know the report we just saw there that i think that's the first report we've been able to find some things in this week that we've actually been able to laugh with all this week you know we've heard different stories about being gay and lesbian in russia but but they also seem to have a sense of gloom and doom in them because of what is happening in putin's russia and also because of the rejection that these people face at home is it really as bad as it seems and is it getting worse. hi there. thank you. all and i'm a wife kind of a difficult question because your film festival and getting to know all what's happening boy i don't know if they came but i think that life begins in that when i think way now that. i'm thinking about on the law i think in the mean time it actually. will be from people. well talk to me a little bit about what your organization mean you're there to help men and women who a

time for a look at the weather, here's alina jenkins.ose places. for many the sunshine has been eroded by the cloud, streaming down from the north and west. that has brought showers to north—western parts of england, northern ireland and also to western parts of scotland. not a bad day for spotting rainbows. what we find this evening and overnight is that the showers across scotland will give way to a general spell of rain. it will sink southwards towards the borders, northern ireland, the far north of england. for much of england and wales overnight it will be dry and clearer skies. these are the temperatures in town. in the countryside, especially for southern parts of england, down to three or four celsius and close to freezing for the northern ist sles. here it will be windy, sunshine and showers. rain to the central belt of scotland running into northern ireland and sinking southwards, intensifying as it does so. for much of england and wales it will be dry, bright and breezy, spells of sunshine. with more a breeze and cloud and the

trying hard for years to take back these areas to help secure the capital and yvonne and i thought alinathe government is tightening the siege to break our resolve but it will never happen we're not scared of days strikes the daily shelling and the army's reinforcements we are committed to fight to the death. the rebels are digging tunnels that run from the rest of eastern. these tunnels are vital lifelines for the rebels who are short of ammunition and may not be able to defend their territory for long. this is home means a lot to me my family my loved ones my memories are all linked with this i will fight here to the death he still has been under government siege says to thousand and thirteen u.n. aid convoys have only been allowed in a few times. civilians have nowhere to go. and food prices on the rise. we suffer daily the army attacks us with missiles rockets warplanes the seizures made our lives hell for the time being the fighting has stopped in this area but no one knows whether the ceasefire that was recently we would hold. was the focal point of the two thousand and eleven anti

here's alina jenkins.u would have found it at opposite ends of the country. pleasant in devon and once the showers cleared in scotland, sunshine here as well. in between, a lot of cloud and rain feeding into northern ireland, the southern and western parts of scotland, england and parts of wales and this process continues this evening. the rain will become heavy in northern ireland and then our ice turn to the strength of the wind, particularly through wales, the midlands and east anglia. a blustery end to the strength of the wind, particularly through wales, the midlands and east anglia. a blustery end of the night, but a milder night, between eight and 12 degrees. the strength of the winds overnight give us some the strength of the winds overnight give us some cause the strength of the winds overnight give us some cause for concern in the central swathe of england, gusty in places, enough to bring branches down from trees, could cause travel disruption tomorrow. the wind and rain it clearfrom disruption

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alina was wearing a white shirt gray leggings tennis shoes. >> university of maryland police searching man following an unusual apartment break in early saturday morning in an apartment off campus on knox road in college park. now investigators say a student was awakened by a man who was standing in her bedroom. now, the man eventually left and the woman was unharmed. he didn't take anything from her apartment. anyone with information though is asked to call police. >> we now know the identity of two d.c. men killed in dewey beach delaware over the weekend. police say 53-year-old james walton and 58-year-old richard chittick were killed after an suv slammed into them while they were sitting on bicycles near the starboard bar and restaurant. police say the driver of the suv had some type of medical emergency. the 61-year-old man was taken to the hospital. anyone who witnessed that crash is asked to call police. >> and it's going to be a few more days before hundreds of residents can return to their apartments in bethesda. a saturday fire at the promenade apartments on pooks hill road 11

would have thought alina the government is tightening the siege to break our resolve but it will never happen we're not scared of the airstrikes the daily shelling and the army's reinforcements we are committed to fight to the death the rebels are digging tunnels that are run from the rest of . these tunnels are vital lifelines for the rebels who are short of a munition and may not be able to defend their territory for a long. you know about that mean it is hometown it means a lot to me my family my loved ones my memories are all linked with this i will fight here to the death eastern border has been under government says to thousand and thirteen u.n. aid convoys have only been allowed in a few times. civilians have nowhere to go covered it is rare and food prices on the rise. we suffer daily the army attacked us with missiles rockets and warplanes the seizures made our lives hell for the time being the fighting has stopped in this area but no one knows whether the ceasefire that was recently we would hold some water was the focal point of the two thousand and eleven demonstrations in

alina jenkins has the weather. some wet and potentially windy weather for the next couple of hours. northern england. more in the way of sunshine for northern and eastern parts of scotland but still some blustery showers. easing by the end of the day along with the winds. it will be quite a wet rush hour across western and southern scotland, northern ireland and england, the wind strengthening. some of the rain getting into the far north of wales and the midlands but by and large, the further south, should stay largely dry. more cloud than yesterday, the wind slightly stronger. it will feel cooler despite a few bright sunny spells. we keep our ion this low—pressure overnight. some strong winds and they could call some local travel problems through the early hours. it will be a milder night than the one just gone. the strength of the wind giving us some cause for concern, particularly through parts of wales, the midlands, into east anglia through the early hours tomorrow. could bring some branches down off the trees. a lovely day in central and southern england. the rain finally clea

singapore france's caroline garcia defeated earliness with a leader of ukraine in three tough say it's six alina took the first set seven six but garcia fought back to take the second six three and claim victory with a seven five third set win. gabrial has ensured he's still in the loop for the world surf league title at the december decider in the hole why the brazilian has beaten fellow title rival julian wilson in voter bill to move into second spot is behind the reigning champion hawaii john john florence the last won the championship three years ago. and that's all the sport morgan later felicity pisa look forward to that thanks so much not just about it for me and it's the boss i'm uneasy printhead and lance and joined to mcdonald's in a couple minutes times as news. hyperfocus safe or is it a listen when they're on line me what in hurricane winds full almost like thirty six hours these are the things that new york it has to address or if you join us on set i'm a member of the ku klux klan but we struck up a relationship this is a dialogue tweet us with hostile a.j. stream and one of your

. >> i think san alina's okay. i hope. however, it looks like there is a fire just two ridges back there. so it makes you a little nervous. >> the scariest thing was the other night, we had somebody knocking on our door. we turn out we think it was somebody trying to rob us. that made us want to stick around a lot longer. >> people coming in from all over the state to help. they were doing the best they can. >> reporter: residents here are checking their safety letters via nixle and standing by hoping this fire doesn't get worse. and the resident here's tell me especially they hope to see more patrols in the area so if they do get that mandatory evacuation notice, they're ready to go and don't have to worry about looters. reporting live in napa valley. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sharon. >> after hearing that, there is storm good news to report from this fire fight. two of those fires burning in napa county are now more than 25% contained. >> what a relief. nbc bay area bob redell was there as that announcement came b

here‘s alina jenkins.ned to scotland but eventually give way to a more persistent spell of rain which moves south into northern ireland. maybe just of rain which moves south into northern ireland. maybejust getting into the far north of england. under those clearer skies across much of england and wales we could fall down to three orfour celsius. england and wales we could fall down to three or four celsius. for tomorrow morning the rain continues tomorrow morning the rain continues to move south but intensifying as its doors. so a potentially wet end to the afternoon for scotland and northern ireland. but mainly dry further south. the rain continues to intensify to tomorrow evening and overnight, really quite wet in places and also fairly windy with the chance of some gale. so blustery night to come tomorrow. hosta. a gunman killed 59 people and injured over 500. stephen paddock was a retired accountant, a millionaire who lived quietly with no criminal record. but at his home, police found more than a doz

but let's get more on this now with alina prevent journalist and researcher focusing on brazil she is joining of via skype from washington d.c. very good to have you with us on al-jazeera i want to get to the matter of the economy which has been improving and how much that may or may not have helped mr tema but before we get to that point just given that how serious the charges against president obama are and the mountain of evidence that prosecutors say they have against him how did he survive this what do you think thanks for having me so yes today is another sad day for brazilian democracy what we're seeing is yet again. that has. even over a treaty percentage of approval rate being examined at in the lower house of the country that it was supposed to be. how do you account of all for it is a lot of those that has that he has not only brian but people and congressmen and. think out of power. the only elected president of brazil do you remember sir but is also right now i mean money for congressman just kill him in power so it's today versus a lower house just took another stab. int

in the afternoon she meets with alina see occur. the girl is only fourteen but already has a child and would like in many cases she had to drop out of school. and our estimates that at least see. percent of the girls i'm allowing are married off at an early age there are many reasons for this such as cultural traditions poverty and a lack of education sometimes by who she was the fourteen is just bigoted gale force it is it in man in the city men men here and. then in this one she's just staying for. is a member of a group of young mothers who hope to return to school soon she can thank activists like inara who have spent years fighting against child abuse in the region we need first in making your we underscore said transition so that gives themselves the allies their rights are also parents really realize that girls got to be respected with their own rights to petition to hell for. us in our law is already instilling the value of education among her own children. they want to be in a school so that in issue is that they should be

tournament in singapore surely she plays six seeded caroline while in the days of the red group match alina's fiscally know who is ranked fourth at this tournament takes on caroline garcia who is number eight and they're trying to reach the final four and keep their hopes alive now third seed carolina place is already through after thrashing wimbledon champion got binya move on choose day she lost just for games to win this encounter six two six two in sixty two minutes when her group despite still having one much left to play. venus williams prevailed in an epic encounter with french open champion the yelena. williams came through after moving crazy hours of action it's her first win in the group stages home this event. all right that is always sport for now have plenty more for your look at later during ok joe we'll see you later on thank you for this and that's it for the news hour on al-jazeera shall carry with you in just a moment you'll have all the latest updates all the latest news everything you need to know that's coming up in just a minute with rebels there without zero. it . was.

[laughter] justice ginsberg: my dear colleague alina taken was the first -- elena kagan was the first woman bar mitzvahed. judge williams: you went to cornell. decided to major in government. you wanted to be a high school teacher. at what point did you decide you wanted to be a lawyer? must've beenerg: sophomore, junior year. first i tried out student teaching at ithaca high school, and didn't love it. >> [laughter] justice ginsberg: i was supposed to teach about the spanish-american war, and i got the syllabus. it said everything the united states did was sophomore, junior year. first i tried out student teaching right, everything the other side did was wrong. >> [laughter] justice ginsberg: so i had a wonderful professor of constitutional law. he wanted me to appreciate that the united states was going through some rather bad times. it was the heyday of joe mccarthy. there was a huge red scare in the country. those that belonged to socialist groups before the height of the depression were being called before the senate investigating r youthful about thei affiliations. my professor

the mayors of napa, alina, calistoga and american canyon will be on board today. wine trained is an effort to help revive local businesses. >>> new research shows a high percentage of baby food tested positive for arsenic. the nonprofit clean label tested a number of major brands and it found 65% of the food showed arsenic. the chemical was found in 80% of the formula. the amounts found did not exceed the fda allowable levels of lead but there is a lot of concern that the rules do not reflect the latest sites about the potential health risk especially for babies. the fda guidelines are currently under review. the gerber brand says this study is generating unnecessary alarm and released a statement that reads we want to reassure parents the health and safety of babies is our number one priority. we have posted the entire report on ktvu.com. you can check to see this report for yourself and the baby food or formula that you use, see if it is on the list just go to ktvu.com. the latest michelin guy gives the top ratings to seven bay area restaurants, four in san fran

german saying alina my on mt hood is just one of many celebrities whose checkmate that's coming it'sgoing to be getting the checkered coat in herringbone corner making a comeback preferably in a relaxed oversized cut. her all over the place right now and the good old news camp is also cropping up again. just enough you know those are two key pieces you need for a style update. without looking like you're trying too hard. soon fishnet site these parades are a huge trend if they're still from the pre season but they're here to stay. it's no secret that denim is history besides it's perennial popularity for separates the latest look is head to turn indigo. but there's a lot of data and all the collections it seems that even designers have never used before are interpreted named their version of that of alice in this you know everything's a bit oversized like my blazer for example looks a bit like it's borrowed from the boys i like it a lot it's more casual. coat scouts and. dresses are all on the long side of the season preferably in florals or prince with a generous lead to loosen up s