the fire service in northern ireland say a "running wildfire" in county down has now been brought under control. hundreds of holidaymakers spent last night in emergency accommodation after the blaze forced them from their caravan park. the wildfire happened in the mourne mountains, above the seaside town of newcastle, as chris page reports. 0n the mountainside, a firefront a mile long threatened some houses as it burned through the gorse. eyewitnesses described it as a running wildfire. 50 firefighters worked to bring the blaze under control. the flames came close to a caravan park. police went from one mobile home to another, telling people to get out quickly. buses took around 200 holiday—makers to a leisure centre. it wasn't how they expected to be spending their easter. very frightening. people were told to get

declan harvey, bbc news, in newcastle, county down.cut by almost half and turn up for these elections are also notoriously low. last year when different areas held the same elections, just over one third of the people who were registered to vote did so. nina warhurst has been to hartlepool, where last year's turnout was the lowest in the country. hartlepool council has a job on its hands. how can it get this population of this diverse community more interested in what it does? 160 million is being spent on regeneration but generating interest in these elections is proving tricky. have you ever voted in a local election? no. no. do you know what local counsellors that may counsellors do? no, i have no clue whatsoever. this is in the top 2% of most deprived areas in the country. the cleaner and pa rt—time most deprived areas in the country. the cleaner and part—time youth worker wants to make sure that he is heard. that vote could be vital. so local elections matter? since 2010 this council has lost almost two—thirds of its budget, and t

county down wasn't the only place in the uk where emergency services had to tackle fast—moving flamese fire was caused by a barbecue. chris page, bbc news. what you can see here is 400 hectares of blackened moorland. this fire has been burning for around 24 hours. a helicopter pilot has been going down onto the reservoir collecting water and dumping it onto the flames. there are cruise from greater manchester, merseyside, west yorkshire who have been here for 24 hours supported by teams from mountain rescue, national trust volu nteers mountain rescue, national trust volunteers too. this fire is devastating for the national trust. they have spent hundreds of thousands of pounds on this area because it is a site of special scientific interest. this is the second fire they've had this year and they would have spent around £40,000 on the helicopter involved in this effort. all because of a disposable barbecue. that's why they are encouraging visitors to be responsible. thank you. a british charity worker has been killed in northern nigeria. faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with

county down wasn't the only place in the uk where emergency services had to tackle fast—moving flamesen scooping up water from reservoirs to deal with the blaze covering three square kilometres. it's thought the fire was caused by a barbecue. chris page, bbc news. as chris mentioned, dozens of firefighters are trying to control that moorland blaze near marsden in west yorkshire. our correspondent fiona trott has been assessing the impact that the fire is likely to have on wildlife living on the pennine moorland. just down there, on the left—hand side, is easter gate. that is where a lot of families come at times like this, bank holiday weekends, for picnicking. as you mentioned, it's thought that this fire was started a disposable barbecue. so the fire started down in that area. as you can see, this huge area, we think now around 400 hectares, which are completely blackened out now by these flames. you can just see down below us there, march haigh reservoir, that is where a helicopter has been coming to to get water and dump it on the flames on this moorland. the pilot has been workin

county down wasn't the only place in the uk where emergency services had to tackle fast—moving flamesst yorkshire, a helicopter has been scooping up water from reservoirs to deal with the blaze covering three square kilometres. it's thought the fire was caused by a barbecue. chris page, bbc news. in west yorkshire, dozens of firefighters are trying to control a moorland fire in marsden. it's thought the blaze was started by a barbecue. it's the sixth fire in the area so far this year. 0ur reporter sally hurst has spent the day there. flying through the fire line, this helicopter dumps a tonne and a half of water onto marsden moor at each pass, but the fire, which started at seven o'clock last night, is spreading quickly across this tinder—dry moorland. 300 hectares have been burnt. conditions are really arduous. it's hot, it's smoky, it's dirty. the firefighters are working extremely hard to try and tackle this blaze. we're drafting in additional resources. we've asked for assistance from national resources as well. it is putting us under pressure. we are coping with it, but we are un

declan harvey, bbc news, in newcastle, county down. you look at the bank holiday weather now.w a top temperature in the afternoon of 25 celsius. it is going to be another pretty warm one for easter monday as well, but we start to see that sunshine turn a little bit hazy in places and we will have more of a breeze in the south and south—east, so it will be a little bit fresher along the southern and eastern coasts. but it is a fine morning to come. we have lost that weather front from the west of scotland so a lot more sunshine here for you too. notice the cloud beginning to build, generally high cloud which will turn the sunshine hazy into the afternoon. just a slim chance of a shower developing across the southwest. top temperatures again in the low to mid 20s celsius. we could continue to hold on to a risk of a shower or thunderstorm for the channel islands and into the south—west of england, perhaps into south wales through the course of the night, but elsewhere a largely dry one. a bit of cloud around and a few mist and fog patches and the temperature is quite mild in the

a large hillside fire in county down sees hundreds of holidaymakers at a caravan park spend the nightemergency accommodation. a warning that older women are being exploited by some ivf clinics who, the fertility watchdog says, are "trading on hope." meeting our demand for takeway — the online company setting up their own kitchens making food directly for delivery. good afternoon. the sri lankan high commissioner says eight british nationals are among the 290 people killed in a series of bomb attacks. more than 500 others were injured in the blasts which targeted churches and hotels on easter sunday. police say they've arrested 2a suspects and that the bombings were carried out with the support of an international network. the government has blamed a local radical islamist group, although no—one has yet admitted carrying out the attacks. there has been another explosion today in the sri lankan capital, colombo, as security forces were defusing a bomb inside an abandoned van near a church. nick beake reports. the christians of colombo should have been celebrating rebirth this easter, bu

declan harvey, bbc news, in newcastle, county down.g a motivational speaker. jay shetty is considered one of the most influential people on social media and has recently been awarded for his achievements. bbc asian network's haroon rashid has met jay to find out more about his journey. so there's good news and there's bad news. jay shetty describes himself as a storyteller who makes wisdom go viral, and has notched up hundreds of millions of views on inspirational videos about lifestyle, relationships and well—being. when i started making videosjust under three years ago, i never thought any of this was possible. he has been honoured for his achievement online of the asian awards in london. but jay‘s spiritual journey initially took a nearly 5000 miles away from the uk to india. i was always fascinated by rags to riches stories. but when i met a monk when i was 18, i felt it was the first time i'd met someone who was really having an impact in the world, doing something incredibly positive. so i spent a lot of time with him over the ne

declan harvey, bbc news, in newcastle, county down.nd will cast their vote in the local elections. they matter because the councillors we elect make spending decisions on the things that effect our daily lives, like roads, health and council tax. however, since 2010 councils in england have had their central budgets cut by almost half. turnout for these elections are also notoriously low. last yearjust over a third of people registered to vote, did so. nina warhurst has been to hartlepool, where last year's turnout was the lowest in the country. hartlepool council has a job on its hands. how can it get the proud population of this diverse community more interested in what it does? 160 million is being spent on regeneration, but generating interest in these elections is proving tricky. have you ever voted in a local election? no. do you know what they do, local councillors? no, i have no clue whatsoever. this is dyke hill, in the 2% of most deprived areas in the uk. the council can count on callum, the cleaner and part—time youth worker

forced to spend the night in shelters as a mile long fire sweeps across the mourne mountains in county down

business briefing this hour, but before we go, here are the markets: hundreds of holiday—makers in county downgency accommodation, after a large hillside fire forced them from their caravan park. more than 50 firefighters worked through the night to bring the blaze on the mourne mountains under control. it is understood at least 200 people were forced to stay in a local leisure centre over night after being evacuated to safety. bbc northern ireland's declan harvey reports. too close to comfort. does make for comfort. at around 7pm yesterday evening smoke was spotted rising from the forest above picture is newcastle. eyewitnesses were shocked by how quickly the fire took hold. at its height, the flames were one mile wide. 0n at its height, the flames were one mile wide. on one of the busiest weekends of the year, this woman's ca rava n weekends of the year, this woman's caravan park was evacuated. many, including a pregnant woman and young children were busted to a community centre where they spent the night. children were busted to a community centre where they spent the nightlj was very frigh

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kelly cobiella, nbc news, county down, northern ireland. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. lester holt will be in tomorrow. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time, and good night.from wing. congressman eric swalwell >>> right now at 6:00, from the east bay to the west wing, congressman eric swalwell kick okicks off his presidential campaign. good evening. thanks for joining us. he officially kicked off his campaign. >> reporter: today, he was able to spell out his ideas at a rally at the high sl

county. it has lightning in thatne another just south of hayese hagerstown. from d.c. right on southward, down towards parts of prince william county. these are the strongest storms right now. nothing too strong. no severe thunderstorm warnings. of the milln thunderstorm warnings. that's really all you're going to see in the way of breezy conditions. around the woodbridge area, heads up for this comin on through. this one we'll have a little bit of wind coming in with it. more down toward the south around fredericksburg. just south of edericksburg, there is a severe thunderstorm watch which later may include rts of the northern neck. we'll continue to track that for you, but again, the strong to severes should stay just to our south. we're monitoring this entire situation tonibet. going to a little bit of a wet one near the next couple of hours. >> thank you, doug. >>> now to that terror plot foiled in maryland. a man who told the feds he wanted to pullff an isis-style attack. >> this evening we are learning the disturbing details about his efforts and his arrest. all of this l unfolded latt m

kelly cobiella, nbc news, county down, northern ireland. >> "game of thrones," that's it, that's thenow that it's done and all wrapped for the town. but there will be tourists. >> like "star wars," forever more there will be people heading out on that pilgrimage to check it out. >> maybe a theme park. it can happen. >> invest now. >> thanks for waking up with us. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip. savannah guthrie kicks off a week of series from her trave to ls >>> weekend tornadoes flatten towns across the lone star state. half a dozen killed in the aftermath. more nasty weather and travel delays ahead for the north and east travel delays ahead for the . >> we don't want to put all the burden on one or two border communities. democrats stated time and time again, they support open borders and sanctuary cities. let's spread that out. let's put in some other locations. >> the white house doing more than the idea of sending bus loads of them around the u.s. >>> inside the world of julian assange. the first video

in northern ireland hundreds of holiday—makers in county down spent the night in emergency accommodationed them from their caravan park. the wildfire happened in the mourne mountains above the seaside town of newcastle. they're now under control. chris page reports. 0n the mountainside, a fire a mile long threatened some houses as it burned through the gorse. eyewitnesses described it as a running wildfire. 50 fire fighters worked to bring the blaze under control. the flames came close to a caravan park. police went from one mobile home to another, telling people to get out quickly. buses took around 200 holiday—makers to a leisure centre. it wasn't how expected to be spending their easter. very frightening. people were told to get in to their cars, move their cars. then you got in and you were told to get out of your cars and run to the front gates. the wind was blowing it towards the caravan site. once it hit one caravan, then they were worried about the gas bottles. once the gas bottles are hit, it would have made a chain reaction. they have now been allowed to go back to their carava

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a couple o bolts lightning around fredericksburg area, from cueper county down towar orange and madisonounty. prince william county, this is all moving to the east. so heads up along i-95. heads up for you folks in southern maryland. you too havenc a c to see rumbles of thunder. now, the stronger storms all down to the south. the areas in spink, tha a severe thunderstorm watch. yellow is a severe thunderstorm warning. you see in then southalf of virginia, numerous severe thunderstorm warnings here ll extending the way down in towards parts of the carolinas. as i mentioned, most o that severe weather should stay just to our south as we move on through. bend this system, welle're going to continue to see some shower activity through about 8:00, 9:00. watch what happens around 11:30. this gives us showers through early tomorrow morning. for the morning rush, a-okay. >> we think we're going to hit 83 again tomorrow. we start of though, pretty nice. 61 degrees. ame cloudiness out there. sunrise now 6:40. recess for the kids definitelyr outd tomorrow. nice breeze at times. great day to have t

one man who's had a big part in bringing those scenes to the screen practises his art in the county downthe iron throne. it is the stuff of dreams. i mean, i was a fan of the books before i knew the show was ever going to get made. and then when you hear the show is getting made, i thought it was fantastic, and then finding out it was being made here was even better. the show has generated newjobs, career opportunities and an international profile for the tv and film industry. this production company has more than tripled its staff since game of thrones arrived. it has persuaded parents and colleges that the creative industries now is a very acceptable place to work, it's a very acceptable ambition to want to work in creative industries. hbo's involvement was a major reason why a government agency invested heavily in the pilot episode ten years ago. but it still felt like a bit of a gamble. it was a punt, but we knew that this was the best opportunity northern ireland was ever going to get. we'll continue to grow, it will all get bigger and better in many ways, but i don't think there wi

the only counties under the rn g, calvert county down towards st. mary county. that warning continues until 7:00. i'm continuing to monitor this situation right here from the storm center. >>> now let's turn to the fanled o carry out an isis-style attack at national harbor. >> aaryland man accused of stealing a van so he could moe down pedestrians in a very crowded place and we expect to hear more about the arrest shortly. scott macfarlane is following the story. >> this began unfolding late last month. they gon realing details late this afternoon about the plot and about the suspect. in just a short while, we'll hear from the prince george's county police chief about this case. jackie bensen i there. the name is named rondel henry, a computer engineer who spent two years the feds say harboring hatred for those who didn't practice the muslim faith. investigators s henry told them he got inspired by isis videos in a truck attack in france. they say he wanted to carry out a similar attack and stole a u-haul because he didn't think his sedan would do enough damage.

ards montgomery county we saw some trees down too. most of the rain, heavy rain is gone, but we still have some moderate rain i here in through portions of charles county along calvert county, route 2, route 4. still seeing some showers and me light rain aroundhe d.c. metro area. take that umbrella with you. tornado watch onlor the eastern shore. no longer for our area at all. it was until 9:00, but they did bringt down and canceled that for the rest of our area. here's the storm itself. the line around here, but we still have a lot more to go. again, this is an upper level system. it's going to move through. once it moves through, we're going to see something different for tomorrow. that's going to be some cooler air and a relief from the allergies. >> absolutely. some good news with this rain and the cooler temperaturesec moving in bse before the rain came in, we saw tree pollen come in high. that tree pollen has been a nuisance this week on into last week. i think more than that, for some of u here's a look at the latest wind gusts.

see you back here in about ten >>> prince george's county has a lot of money to spend after this past legislative session in annapo lawmakers brought down $1.5 in state yaid. tohey discussed plans for all that money. a large chunk is goinggo to to education. the prince george's county school ceo says $52 billion will be used for expanding prk and raises. they also plan to expand youth programs and cleaning up and beautifying the central portions of the county. >>> we expect polic to serve and protect, but montgomery county police officer katie beard is especially invested in the servpart. >> she's done a lot of work in the 19 years on the her dedication to her community is why one of her neighbors nominated her to be this ek's harris's hero. you could beooking at the next generation of montgomery county police officers here in this classroom. but what officer katie beard reallybo cares is that these kids have a friendho is a police officer. >> especially later in life when they start to go through adolescence and get into the peer pressure, they know they have that one person that was alwaysre for them. >> this visit at drew elementary

county, palm river. you can see the blue helicopter down there. that's on palm river road in hillsborough county. like it. looks like a hard landing. when that chopper went down, a rotor on it hit a chevy silverado and that killed a passenger in the truck. no word on what happened to the chopper, why it had to go down in the middle of this road there in hillsborough county. central florida, tampa area. the chopper's blades and all of the chaos brought down power lines as well. florida power and light on scene. one person has died, the passenger in a chevy silverado. waiting for dna results of a teen that went missing in kentucky is actually him. investigators say people in newport, just over the river from cincinnati, found this guy wondering around in their neighborhood and looking beat up at the time. here he is from back when he disappeared. he told police that his timothy pitson that missing in the year 2011 and he just escaped from two kidnappers in cincinnati. the photo on the left shows pitson before he disappeared. on the right is a computer-generated image of what authorities thought he m

county. a crash down an embank many on bow hand dillon road on the western edge of the county. the car rolled down a steep hillside a lot of damage to the vehicle. the man driving and his girlfriend both thrown from the car and the man died. the woman survived. climbed up the hill zpit a broken leg. had to wait 13 hours before she could flag down a driver. it's not clear what led up to that crash. >>> the north bay neighborhood is getting extra help to cleanup from a devastating mudslide. you may reporter the mudslide thatter to through in february. causing a duplex to slide downhill right into another home. now the city is hiring a firm to help lead the clean upefforts. kick-off meeting held next tuesday. the clean jup schedule will be posted on the city website. >>> still ahead on nbc behrens news at 5:00. the president wraps up with a speech in las vegas. comments about the border and what democrats hoping to unseat him are doing today. >>> plus organizers of the defamed burning man festival are doing everything they can to save it. the plan to fight new requirements. on his

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one man who's had a big part in bringing those scenes to the screen practices his art in the county downs the stuff of dreams, i mean, i was a fan of the books before i knew the show was ever going to get made, and then when you hear the show was going to get made, i thought it was fantastic, and then finding they were making it here was even better! the show has generated newjobs, career opportunities, and an international profile for the tv and film industry. this production company has more than tripled its staff since game of thrones arrived. it has persuaded parents and colleges that the creative industries now is a very acceptable place to work, it's a very acceptable ambition to want to work in creative industries. its involvement was a major reason why a government agency invested heavily in the pilot episode ten years ago, but it still felt like a bit of a gamble. it was a punt, but we knew this was the best opportunity northern ireland was ever going to get. we will continue to grow, it will get bigger and better in many ways, but i don't think there will ever be anything like

>> the parents who were in the front seats were not hurt and the sheriff's office says the county's other downed treepor l >>> by comparison, stable weather for the bay area and that will change a better tomorrow as we have a slug of spring showers coming into the bay area around late in the morning in the north bay and to the rest of the bay area later in the day on monday afternoon and evening percentage will be out and things will change by the time we get to the end of the week eric first we look over the city of san francisco and find it in good shape this vantage point from hyatt high atop suture appeared as we look over the bay bridge, numbers are mostly in the 60s with one exception of san francisco at 55 degrees. cloudy skies and partly to mostly cloudy skies over much of the rest of the bay area. high pressure is beginning to weaken a bit, and as we have rented tomorrow, we slip it and have ray high-pressure building and by the time we had thursday afternoon.thursday, rrow like dictline of showers moving into the bay area. you can pick that up on futurecast and we will freeze that abou

. >>> the city and county shut down hope village. the organized tent city for homeless. many residents are back out on the streets. just ahead, what e organizers are hoping for. just to help people survive. >>> measles cases surge, forcing students to be quarantined in southern california universities. how long some patients could be stuck on campus. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> you are watching kpix news at 5:30. breaking news, a complete mess on highway 101 offramp in san francisco. an overturned truck, rain cement on the cars below and you guessed it, traffic is a mess. >>> good evening, our reporter wilson walker is near the ramp with some of the damage and aftermath wilson? stroke yes and attempt in bryant the cleanup is underway. the truck spilled on the offramp right of bond -- dead a

one man who's had a big part in bringing those scenes to the screen practices his art in the county downt for the iron throne. it is the stuff of dreams, i mean, i was a fan of the books before i knew the show was ever going to get made, and then when you hear the show was going to get made, i thought it was fantastic, and then finding they were making it here was even better! the show has generated newjobs, career opportunities, and an international profile for the tv and film industry. this production company has more than tripled its staff since game of thrones arrived. it has persuaded parents and colleges that the creative industries now is a very acceptable place to work, it's a very acceptable ambition to want to work in creative industries. hbo's involvement was a major reason why a government agency invested heavily in the pilot episode ten years ago, but it still felt like a bit of a gamble. it was a punt, but we knew this was the best opportunity northern ireland was ever going to get. we will continue to grow, it will get bigger and better in many ways, but i don't think ther

well, we can speak to david and sandra from their home in county down now.s there with them. thank you so much forjoining us this morning. david, firstly, you've run so many races this morning. david, firstly, you've run so many races with aaron, 35 marathons as we heard. explain what it does for you as a family to com plete it does for you as a family to complete those marathons together? firstly, thank you for inviting us to talk this morning, we appreciate it. running together, its to talk this morning, we appreciate it. running together, it's changed oui’ it. running together, it's changed our lives. i think it's not too dramatic to say. we have lived with disability for many years, we were isolated for many years. we came across running, sandra first and then myself and aaron joint. across running, sandra first and then myself and aaronjoint. sandra, since then, we caught the bug and the changes in our life, notjust us, in aaron, in particular, the changes in his confidence, social skills, his health, because aaron is immunosuppressed, it's amazing. and

temperatures around the same as yesterday 6070's for you up in portions of moran and sonoma counties, breaking down your next 7 days today, low 70's tomorrow, it's the mid 70's, so a bit of a bump in temperatures a bit of fog and son to tomorrow morning come thursday, the warmest temperatures the week with friday not being too much different. both days will be in the mid to upper 70's on average under mostly sunny skies and some patchy morning fog saturday temperatures begin to cool just a bit staying clear and dry before just a slight chance of some rainfall on sunday and temperatures falling back into the upper 60's and low 70's to start next week on a very similar notes so where we're at right now robert thank you john want to see how traffic is moving around the bay area right. >>no hot spots. no major alerts and it's a nice steady flow here at the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems so far so a great trip across the span to downtown san francisco. 92 is in great shape. a little crowded, but not bad, no accidents or stalls so 12 minutes from hayward over to the peninsula. we're checking in on an

shower activity stretches up and down the coast but let's zoom in on the bay were all of us are watching from and you can see some of the heavier stuff up in northern at the county and up and down the peninsula, let's zoom in on berkeley and the east bay because from berkeley southward through the oakland hills where you're looking at some of our heaviest of rain and even though it is far a south and west as or towards alameda and down towards the nimitz freeway right there. so if you are traveling through oakland, this isowhat you're seeing right outside your window, definitely some heavier stuff, heavy rainfall does continue up in northern africa county right along the lake county line out toward sonoma county to santa rosa. you persistently seen rain for a couple of hours now as you have also in petaluma so quite the rainy start to the morning now the good news for those of you are heading out about this afternoon or even as soon as the giants game is this rainfall is coming in quite early by the time we work towards 1115 you've got it in the east bay stretching through the south bay and by noontime today tri valley delta down to the south bay still looking a

county,ds along 301, up towar bowie. dry conditions back towards the west, but we can still see a few more showers. look what's happeningere. you see the motion up to the north. this down to the south. that's the colder air. bermnd that sto system that's coming through. once again, we have a wind advisory. that wind advisory in effect for everybody here in the brown. montgomery county, howard county, loudon county, and points to the west. d.c. southward we're still going to see rather breezywe conditio. l talk about the wind and yes, i have to talk wind chill too. we'll see you back here in a few minutes. >> wre not ready to hear anything aboutl.ind chil all right, doug. thank you. >>> we go to some breaking news in northwest d.c. now. a man has been shot near first and "n" streets northwest. >> sha mar omari stone is at th scene. at's going on? >> reporter: i just received an update. the man who was shot is going to be okay. he did not have life threatening injuries. i want to show you how close the shooting was to the paul lawrence senior high school. you c see it right there. that is where the school is located. if you come to "n" street northwest, there's a red car

downed trees. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ ♪ i'm in orange countyt down south and there's no place i can stay ♪ ♪ i'm down in el paso so i've got to lay low ♪ ♪ i wipe my tracks and get away to mexico ♪ ♪ because i'm wanted, america's most wanted man ♪ ♪ yes, i am ♪ and if you seen me coming, baby ♪ ♪ i've been on the lam >> jimmy torres has plenty of reasons to sing the blues. he spent 11 years in a federal penitentiary and was recently convicted of a bank robbery he says he didn't commit. ♪ if you see me coming, baby, i'll be on the lam ♪ >> and the crowd went wild. i was america's most wanted man. thanks. that's the crowd. unfortunately, they're a captured audience. >> torres used to sing in a band on the outside, but he's probably better known for being a prolific bank robber. now he's pursuing a literary career working on his autobiography. >> yeah. it's "the bank robber blues, the tales of the mummy bandit." it's pretty good. i've got a couple guys here. i let them read it, and they are kind of my critics, and they say it's a page-turner. it k

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downtown, international airport, arlington county, there by the river inside the urban heat island at 48 degrees. look at that- dulles down to 40. leesburg, 39. ofre are scattered areas frost and the sheltered areas of loudoun county, northern frederick county. i wouldn't be surprised if the's some frosted flowers in parts of northern montgomery county, as well. plan on a very chilly start

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skies.hen could max 8 jets eng today,ill flowing down the bute county. the repair job took two years to complete. this morning, release is to make sure it functions. it suffered a catastrophic stail failure in heavy rains and caused flooding and evacuations. >>> state patriots officials will conduct a fourth survey of the season. earlier surveys include disin good shape. a stretch of highway 50 in else ro da is reopened after a snow slide. crews were able free a car that got trapped in yesterday's slide. no one was hurt. cal-trans cleared the highway, crews are on alert for more slides. >> all right. we'll start with live doppler 7, go down to street level. we are getting reports around lakewood drive, 101 where it comes together. 237. sunnyvale, over towards benton street as you head into santa clara on 82. watch out, it will be slick this morning. we have a few showers from north bay into the east bay. this will be the case all day today. period of wet weather. here's a look south of san jose international. if it's not wet right now, if you leave the h

it will be foggy, and cloudy in napa, and solano county and contra costa county alameda county all the way down to gilroy. santa cruz and of course san francisco and san mateo counties. we will get afternoon sunshine but not much. and then an onshore breeze will keep temperatures while maiming the low to mid 60's. a change on sunday sunshine comes out earlier, we have some morning services for easter egg hunts. for your family. weather should be milder and sunnier on sunday. as we move forward towards monday of next week and your edge of high pressure builds in and we will hop back to the 80s. the coolest day by far is tomorrow. we are looking at easter sunday, morning cloud cover seasonal temperatures low 60s at the coast and mid-70s. weather headlines cloudy start tomorrow we will be sunnier and sunday and warm up again next week. high temperatures tomorrow, mid 60s, fremont and vallejo 65 in san rafael 66 in mountain view. they're filled in livermore, close to 70 but not getting there. san francisco a high of 62 degrees. we gain about 5 degrees on sunday, five more on monday. five more on tu

down through san mateo counties and areas further south and in the east bay, not seeing it just yet, headed your direction again just as anticipated the showers or light to moderate some moderate areas embedded in here, but for the most part. it's just light green colors, you're looking at so this is going to be rainfall that certainly will be enough to turn on the windshield slow down a few miles per hour as you're headed down the highway overall though the rainfall not going to be super heavy areas of embedded heavy rain will stay mostly up to the north you can see the northern sonoma and napa counties, lighter showers continuing through the latter part of your morning and look what happens into the afternoon even right before the afternoon 11:30am right here starting to see shower activity clearing further to the east by 1245 nearing 01:00pm and are right around the time, everyone's funneling on into. the giants home opener you're going to be looking at skies really clearing out so this is good news 02:00pm certain see some blue to the skies and then into the evening a couple of s

bu for mostly the lake county and sonoma county and solano county and down maybe into parts of marin by sunset tomorrow night tebow it will be slow but gradual but not much and is the last gasp of that low that has been plaguing the weather or really we are two thirds water, we do need rain. northbay we have clouds and mostly cloudy skies on the way. in the early going, just a hazy sunshine for the central bay and south bay. by the afternoon south bay looks nice and it will be a nice melt monday and much of the central bay will be nice as well. it's in the northbay that there's an increasing chance of rain and pretty much a sure bet for ukiah and clearlake. in the central bay area not much and not until later tomorrow. this is tomorrow afternoon by 4:00 and you can see this is sonoma county and north so much of the bay area is double then watch what happens on tuesday. it is all gone. clear skies on tuesday. and then it looks like a nice week ahead turbo the pollen report is not bad it ramps up on tuesday and wednesday the. and then we will be saying the same thing by tuesday. there

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down there. >> especially if the city for the county knew there was a downed power line. they failed to do anything about it. >> just a tragic set of events here and there is a bit of an unnamed hero in this story. the third boy who saw everything happening jumped into the canal after both of them pry their hands off of the bridge and try to pull them to safety. obviously unfortunately it was too late and there is so many questions about exactly what happened here and if this could have been prevented. live in dixon, kpix 5 . >>> a live look at the cameras around the bay area. looking dry right now but we have seen some light scattered showers throughout the day and chief meteorologist paul deanno say we have more rain ahead. >> the soggy we continue to be soggy in a form of isolated showers for the next day or two. the widespread rain fall returning thursday night into friday. currently we are precipitation free but high elevation showers east of san jose and north of santa rosa. all of the activity and numerous thunderstorms around fresno and further north, an hour or t

county overnit. a crash has police trying to track down som thieves this morning. they were able to take an atm. drew is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. this isg becominuch a repetitive thing on wednesdays in prince gorges county. take a look. mount ra peer police on the scene of yet another 7-eleven atm robbery and this is the scene just about every single time. a vehicle in weeks past it's been a stolen vehicle used to plow through the front of the 7-eleven and try to unwedge the atm where it sits and then the robbers load that atm into the vehicle and haul it out of here. just to run through some of these recent events that have been very similar to this. it must be a wednesday thing. wednesday, april 17th, same deal on varmum street. that's the one we're on,we esday, april 10th. watkins drive. wednesday, march 27th on edgewood park and again wednesday march 13th which was in west nela heights. police told ourm past colleges. so far they don't have any leads as to who might be responsibth for . they're pretty sure it's the same group of people. aaron, , there's an old say

county. hamilton, specifically. you see homes here ripped apart. large trees down. d mobile homes we know have been blown out. we have on phone with us cecil can tremendously, sheriff of monroe county in mississippi. thank you for, sheriff, for spending a a couple of minutes with us. tell us what you're seeing there. i understand you described to our producers that it is a mess there. >> actually, what we are doing is waiting until daylight comes. we know we got probably over a hundred homes that either black and blue destroyed or structural damage. we do know that we have one -- at least one fatality. we have trees down all over the county, especially in the south and eastern part and the northern part of our county. of course, we got electric lines down, power poles down and serious situation. trees all over the road. it's really bad here. >> i know you had a heads-up regarding this coming. is there an indication people took that information to heart that they were prepared for this? >> i think a lot of people did. i think most of the people down in our part of the

we saw trees down in montgomery county and kculpeper county. >> now we're talking about pretty strong over th weekend. >> you used the term earlier wind chill. i was listening to amelia on my way io work. who wants to hear about wind chill in the month of april, almost may, but that's what we've got. we've got strong to severe storms. you can see all the severe thunderstorm warnings in effect. along 50 here cambridge, in towards portions of delaware and up towards philadelphia. no longer under the tornado watch. we still have some strong rain, though, some heavy rain into portions o st. ry, down around fredericksburg, around fairfax. light rain here around manassas. his is the area i'm watchin for the rain again coming in towards st. mary. in towards eastern portions of charles county. some areasf oin into calvert county as well. this will continue. notice the tornado watch. no longer in any part of our area. the exction is the northern neck, but even there i don't think you have anything toorry about. it is however still in effect for delaware, new jersey, parts of eastern maryland.