no alina >> entraron con sus telÉfonos, seguridad estÁ revisando salÓn.ara grabar los testimonios de los que investigan el presidente.en que para atrasar la investigaciÓn. vilma: a esta zona sÓlo pueden ingresar los legisladores que investigan al presidente. los republicanos de esos comitÉs han podido participar en el proceso y hacerle preguntas a los testigos. los reportes indican que los republicanos habÍan planeado esta protesta desde hace una semana. en el capitolio, claudia useda, univisiÓn. jorge: -- patricia: donald trump levantÓ las sanciones que su gobierno habÍa impuesto a turquÍa por atacar a militares kurdos. el presidente reafirmÓ su intenciÓn de retirar de la zona a los soldados estadounidenses. jorge: tenemos que ir a comerciales, pero en el quinto dÍa de protesta se ingiere, continÚa la manifestaciones, la vienes y las muertes. patricia: el gobernador de california entregÓ el jorge: chile, arrestos y la muerte de manifestantes, este es el panorama que se vive en el quinto dÍa de protestas contra el gobierno de sebastiÁn piÑera, que pidiÓ p

bunch of saying alina still has their lights on at this point. >>but there are people on the outskirts of saying only have the power. hope valley and angwin what people seem to be a little bit more prepared this time alas coverage. >>early wednesday afternoon, those who live in and around saint alina we're making a beeline ta the local grocery store to stock up for the power shut off. >>we are very ready. i have my bag of better batteries and flashlights and candles and a current for dirt a church anything else in addition to saying alina many of these folks live in the hills pope valley angwin in deer park. >>and for most cutting the electricity to prevent a wildfire. it's a price. they're willing to pay it's going keep fires from being like tubs and that's what they need to do. >>if it stops, you know, when you know people being killed in massive amounts of property. >>the local hardware stores already sold out of generators and is awaiting another batch on friday. still people were stopping in for batteries and flashlights as 03:00pm came and

so joining us to discuss the protests from port au prince of alina. and anti-corruption activists also in port au prince an economist and author of the book haiti has chosen to be a poor country in minneapolis minnesota to bomb a journalist who's been covering the protests he has contributed reporting on haiti to news outlets including al-jazeera and from monaco is haiti's foreign minister at mom welcome everyone to the stream so good to have you here and i want to start with people online because that's where a lot of frustration is being vented right now alina i'll direct this one your way it's from william who describes what life is like these days william says i'm currently in port au prince it's an arche he goes on to say every major roadway paved is blocked by rocks trash stalled out vehicles it costs roughly $10.00 to $20.00 across each blockade and there's no way in and out of the city so a 1000000000 a year in port au prince as well what are you seeing and does that vibe with what william sees. what the listing in the haiti today and especial

we live in saint alina dan kerman kron 4. that is some consolation thank you dan as we turn our attention to the forecast who was a warm sometimes hot. >>day in the bay, but so many people are wondering how the weather especially the winds will affect people's power. >>meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with us tonight robbery so where are we going to see the most wind. >>definitely along our highest peaks we could see gusts upwards of 60 miles per hour or less for the north bay mountains and even east bay hills that is why the north bay you saw that red flag warning go into effect at noon today followed by a second red 5 morning that one went into effect for the east bay at 3 o'clock this afternoon. very warm dry. gusty conditions already seeing those wind speeds. increase for those of you along the north bay and already tracking very bone dry weather for most of the north bay in the teens right now with critically dry conditions exthe overnight hours relative humidity will be even lower sometimes dropping as low as the si

alina 29 pope valley, 2070 outfield 27 in sonoma 31 lake berryessa so the winds beginning to develop now between now and tomorrow morning that's what expected peak of these gusty winds and the fire danger too. as you look toward a nevado it is called their mill valley just a light breeze continuing their 14 into fairfax like any this a very light wind at 8 miles per hour. we do have some winds kickingp in the afternoon today and there you go 31 now and rio vista it now start to pick up in parts of the east bay as well 26 miles per hour in pittsburgh. so here we go we wait for this it took some time to get here, but the winds now started develop outside. and some of those winds now blowing a in the san francisco, but more of a westerly wind over 20 miles per hour. so tonight, the winds will be gusty at times gust, 4545 to 55 miles per hour higher than that over the mountain top strongest winds expected. in the north bay and the east bay and to go along with that we're looking extremely desert dry humidity. levels that means down into the single digits. so it's extremely dry that's wha

here's alina with a look at this morning's weather.ds in excess of a mph. now it isjust japan with winds in excess of a mph. now it is just an area of low pressure. it swept through very quickly, it has now cleared away, so blues goes and sunshine across much of japan now. —— blues goes and sunshine across much ofjapan now. —— blue skies will stop we did see a lot of rain, almost a metre in places. heavy showers in today and into tomorrow but suddenly the typhoon is no longer a typhoon. back home, we are talking about low pressure. very u nsettled talking about low pressure. very unsettled here still. if you saw rain yesterday, there is more to come today on top of an already saturated grounds. we still had flood warnings in place but at least some sunshine for many as the rain clears. we have two fronts to deal with. we saw some across england and south wales. still here some down to was south—west england, but some across the south irish sea and these combine as the day wears on a soap rain were continuing to push on north and east a

defending champion alina for italy now has booked a spot in the last 4 of the w.c. a finals in change in china the ukrainian beat one of the favorites wimbledon champion simona halep to seal her spot with alina winning the match in straight sets 7563 if she does manage to retain her crown it will be her 1st title in $29.00 . meanwhile u.s. open champion bianca rare screw has crashed out of the finals at one sit down the canadian had to retire from her match against catalina pushed over because of a knee injury before the means she's no longer in contention to progress. the controversy over the decision to move the marathon away from tokyo at next year's olympic games just will not go away the international olympic committee decided to move its a poor because of heat concerns the i.o.c. says it wants to understand the reasons why but they continued to be resistance from the tokyo organizes. this came as a tremendous shock to say the truth to the tokyo government and our citizens as well this proposal was made with no explanation at all to they talk your government or the tokyo metropol

so joining us to discuss the protests from port au prince of alina. and anti-corruption activists also in port au prince are in me and economist and author of the book haiti has chosen to be a poor country in minneapolis minnesota to bomb a journalist who's been covering the protests he has contributed reporting on haiti to news outlets including al jazeera and from monaco is haiti's foreign minister at mon welcome everyone to the stream so good to have you here and i want to start with people online because that's where a lot of frustration is being vented right now alina i'll direct this one your way it's from william who describes what life is like these days william says i'm currently in port au prince it's an arche he goes on to say every major roadway paved is blocked by rocks trash stalled out vehicles it costs roughly $10.00 to $20.00 across each blockade and there's no way in and out of the city so of 1000000000 a year in port au prince as well what are you seeing and does that vibe with what william sees what the listing in the haiti will me

defending women's champion alina spitz alina has booked a spot in the last 4 of the w.c. a finals in change in china the ukrainians beat one of the favorites wimbledon champion simona halep to seal a spot for italy winning the match in straight sets $63.00 if he does manage to retain his idol it will be her 1st title for treating her to. the u.s. open champion be encountering a school who has crashed out of the finals at one sit down the canadian had to retire from her match against carolina pre-schooler because of a knee injury forfeit means she's no longer in contention to progress. the controversy over the decision to move the marathon away from tokyo at next year's olympic games just will not go away the international olympic committee decided to move it to support her because of heat concerns the i.o.c. says it wants turkey to understand the reasons why but they continues to be resistance from the tokyo organizers. this came as a tremendous shock to say the truth to the tokyo government and our citizens as well and this proposal was made with no explanation and no 2 they took yo

the ukrainian beat one of the favorites wimbledon champion simona halep to seal her spot with alina winning the match in straight sets 7563 if she does manage to retain her crown it will be her 1st title in 2019. meanwhile u.s. open champion bianca has crashed out of the finals at one sit down the canadian had to retire from her match against catalina pushed over because of a knee injury the forfeit means she's no longer in contention to progress the controversy over the decision to move the marathon away from tokyo at next year's olympic games just will not go away the international olympic committee decided to move its a poor because of heat concerns the i.o.c. says it wants to understand the reasons why but they continues to be resistance from the tokyo organizers. this came as a tremendous shock to say the truth to the tokyo government and our citizens as well this proposal was made with no explanation at all to they took your government or that took a metropolitan assembly. unto the last moment we are even receiving angry opinions as to what haas city really implies tyson fieri

o alina >> 45 minutos, algo asÍ. -- tarda? >> con 25 minutos, algo asÍ. conocer cÓmo estÁn a los vientos, especialmente revisando la situaciÓn. suheily lópez belÉn nos tiene mÁs detalles. suheily: la columna de humo tiene vientos cada vez mÁs fuertes. este humo seguirÁ dispersando la regiÓn. son todas estas regiones las que tienen ese resguardo. la calidad á deteriorando. los vientos continÚan soplando del este al suroeste y el humo puede llegar a la regiÓn de vallejo. vemos como el viento puede disminuir en velocidad. ♪ ramÓn: aquÍ tiene estas imÁgenes en vivodonde todo está bajo control. esto ocurriÓ en el condado de contra costa. son 200 los bomberos. la interestatal 80 y tome alguna ruta. los esperamos. >> gracias, buen provecho.

o alina >> despierta en nosotros esperanza, amor, ganas de salir adelante.igrantes unieron sus voces en washington buscando el apoyo de congresistas para que aprueben una negociaciÓn que les permita quedarse en ese paÍs. los soÑadores quieren tomar acciÓn anticipÁndose a un decreto de la suprema corte de justicia. >> jÓvenes solicitaron una acciÓn que los proteja de la deportaciÓn. en caso de que se falle a favor de la cancelaciÓn del programa de acciÓn diferida. >> con esto de la corte suprema, creo que puede aliviÁrnosla preocupaciÓn es necesario que el congreso tome acciÓn. reportero: estos congresistas demÓcratas apoyaron es amado para que el congreso apruebe una ley que de protecciÓn definitiva a los jÓvenes con "daca".juntos en esta lucha y vamos a trabajar juntos para ganar. reportero: a1 consiguen el voto de 52 funcionarios mÁs. eva jimÉnez es graduada de ciencias polÍticas y ha obtenido de los congresistas el apoyÓ una ley que ofrece residencia legal a los jÓvenes con "daca" y sus familias. >> no estÁn de acuerdo con que reportero: apoyo para resolv

so joining us to discuss the protests from port au prince of alina. and anti-corruption activists also in port au prince i mean an economist and author of the book haiti has chosen to be a poor country in minneapolis minnesota to bomb a journalist who's been covering the protests he has contributed reporting on haiti to news outlets including al jazeera and from monaco is haiti's foreign minister at mon welcome everyone to the stream so good to have you here and i want to start with people online because that's where a lot of frustration is being vented right now alina i'll direct this one your way it's from william who describes what life is like these days william says i'm currently in port au prince it's an arche he goes on to say every major roadway paved is blocked by rocks trash stalled out vehicles it costs roughly $10.00 to $20.00 across each blockade and there's no way in and out of the city so of 1000000000 a year in port au prince as well what are you seeing and does that vibe with what william sees what the listening in haiti. is amusing o

oh that is precisely why i must see alina judd and her movement are determined to continue their fight against the oppression of women in iran. in denmark a very different type of ski slope has opened the hill was built on top of a waste incinerator the capital copenhagen has no hills or mountains so the architect decided to build his own sort of eco friendly ski area. in most cities around the world they're an absolute eyesore but in copenhagen this waste incineration plant has become a landmark the plant's operator sense it's the most efficient and cleanest in the world and will supply 160000 households with heating and also generate electricity but what's really special was what's on the roof a ski slope and a hiking trail have just officially been opened to the public. to the sensational the design and say they wanted to be a space for everyone. your water. for it's not just for skiing we designed a new green space in the city with real biodiversity and in the middle of copenhagen you can out there skiing hiking and enjoy the outdoors the rooftop is covered in a kind of artificial

all that is precisely why i must see alina judd and her movement are determined to continue their fight against the oppression of women in iran. they're watching d.w. news coming to you from berlin i'll have another update for you at the top of the hour omarion to evanston from me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching and stay tuned for reporter that's up next. any time place. video.

here is alina with a look at this morning's weather.caping where it is coming from over the last few days. this is the satellite picture, you can see it had a very defined eye. as it makes landfall in the next couple of hours, not too far away from tokyo, we are still going to be seeing winds in excess of 100 mph. we could well see 600 millimetres of rain over the next 24 hours, dangerous waves, storm surges as well. it does pull its way north and east with as we go through sunday, so things start to improve. but we will wait to see the damage that this powerful storm could potentially cause over the next 12—24 hours. but back home, things are not nearly so severe. still quite unsettled. we have more rain to come through this weekend. we've still got some quite saturated ground, especially in southern parts of england, so even more rain brings a risk of flooding. it is all tied into this band of cloud, a frontal system which drags its way all the way out into the atlantic, and it will continue to waive its way across the uk through the

here's alina with a look at this morning's weather.hoon, typhoon hagibis injapan. and we've heard from the japanese meteorological society, they have issued a purple warning for the rain. there's three things to watch out for, the windy, rain and storm surge and we have seen in excess of 113 millimetres of rain in the tokyo area. we could see that across the central area of the island. it clears away north and eastwards over the next 24 hours but before it does so we the next 24 hours but before it does so we could easily see windy of 100 miles an hour, 600 millimetres of rain, so concern for flooding and landslides. back home, quieter but u nsettled landslides. back home, quieter but unsettled with more rain in the forecast this weekend and with the ground quite saturated, it brings a further risk of flooding, all the flood warnings are on our website. it is down to this strip of cloud, a frontal system draping itself all the way out into the atlantic and this weekend it continues to pulse across the uk and the focus of the rain is ma

chris alina isn't mensing words the new head of the international monetary fund warns in her 1st speech the trade wars geo political tensions and brags it could lead to broken supply chains and thus compromised global growth the consequences she said will still be felt in a generation. trade conflicts are causing widespread lasting damage that's according to the i.m.f. incoming managing director christina. she fears they could shrink the global economy by $700000000000.00 or 0.8 percent of g.d.p. next year 20. today even more of the world economy is moving to see but unfortunately this growth east celebrating to be precise in 2019 we expect slower growth in nearly 90 percent of the worlds in other words the world economy is no synchronized slowdown. the former world bank chief went on to say the looming crisis requires a coordinated response to tackle what she calls the most serious threat since the global financial crisis a decade ago in the event of a major economic downturn the i.m.f. expects many companies to fail $900.00 trillion dollars of corporate debt could then be at risk of d

oh that is precisely why i must see alina judd and her movement are determined to continue their fight against the oppression of women in iran. there has been complaints of empty seats of the world athletics championships in doha but that was not all worry and day 81 local athlete stole the show with his high flying act attracting the biggest crowd yet at the competition. for once in doha a packed house and crowd puller much as i sat by the same gave his composure it's something to celebrate he took gold in the high jump the 1st qatari title at the championships after a troubled tone and an outburst of immense local and personal pride i it was an evening that saw plenty of spectacle the leader mohammed of the united states was chasing her own world record in the final of the 400 meter hurdles voiced by the crowd she to claim gold and beat her best time to set a new world record of 52.16 seconds. the men's 3000 meter steeple chase ended in dramatic fashion as well ethiopian let me check their must seem set to take the title but a late surge saw the defending world champion consistent st

here's alina with a look at this morning's weather.ing to you ben, and sally. good morning, everybody. we have been looking at typhoon hagibis. it has weakened substantially and pulled away. i am sure you have seen substantially and pulled away. i am sure you have seen the pictures of blue sky and sunshine in tokyo. tokyo airport had a wind gust of 90 mph. there was just under a metre of rain recorded in a part ofjapan. a huge amount of rainfall. you can see the system has cleared away. later today and into tomorrow, you could see heavy showers returning to rain hit areas that certainly much quieter now. today, quiet for some but not for all. some of us saw heavy rain yesterday. more today but slowly clearing away and for most of us, a bit of sunshine through the afternoon but you can see it is a really messy picture. not one but two fronts to deal with. let's look at where it has been falling in the last few hours. it has still been lea p last few hours. it has still been leap —— around and we have the second front moving up through t

all that is precisely why i must see alina judd and her movement are determined to continue their fight against the oppression of women in iran. and before we go quick reminder of our top story. hong kong authorities have invoked emergency powers in the bid and months of on rest mass transit is to spend it and a ban on face masks has taken effect the protesters remain defiant. don't forget you can always get w. news on the go just download our top from google play or from the apple store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you could also use a d.w.i. to send us your photos and videos. and that's it from given your news this hour i'll have more news for you at the top of the hour i'm married to evans team for the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching.

berryessa at 24 sustained right now 22 knee out bill 22 in the snow mobile will gusts over a saint alina they had a gust there just of 68 miles per hour. sir certainly howling. but that is upwards of about 4,000 feet so some places around the bay area not a whole lot in the way of wind yet to start to pick up a little bit as you make your way into moran, but still very light winds and then toward the east bay, some those winds also beginning to pick up as well 19 now in antioch 23 in rio vista were earlier we had a fire today, 18 now in brentwood, a it is call now in concord and 60 miles per hour in a black hawk, but many of mountains around the bay area have started record some stronger winds. he was some of those winds over 40 miles per hour. so here we go we're kind of headed in the sweet spot as far as the winds are concerned and the extreme fire danger is we take you through the night tonight models are picking up on all the winds begin to move in the air has been extremely dry. in fact, the humidity levels dropping down to 3% santa rosa. i don't know if i've ever seen that before.

every moment is critical to make the best product in faith alina i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>in napa county nearly 7,000 customers are without power tonight, we're talking mostly the outskirts of saint alina and when pope valley and deer park to name a few throughout the day though people are stocking up at local stores talking batteries flashlights canned food and most people seem to be the supportive of the shut off if it prevents a wildfire. >>we're all set we've got a led light, you know those fancy lights week. >>make the best of it got a cooler inside and generator ready to go here my little west folly of and as a fridge or 8 are running on solar. >>i'd rather have no power and then my house burned out if it stops, you know, when you know people being killed in massive amounts of property. >>there's some perspective the local hardware store had already sold out of generators today and told us it is getting another batch delivered on friday. portions of sonoma county also experiencing these blackouts as well tonight and as kron four's new well bellow reports for us. >>

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. good morning.rn ireland and scotland it is a mainly dry weekend but for others more rain is any forecast. the focus today for the rain is southwest and southern counties of england, south wales and east anglia. mainly dry to the north of this but still some sharp showers, for northern and scotland particular. northern ireland and north—west england. wind is not as strong as recent days and temperatures reaching 16 celsius in the sunshine or 12 where there is rain. the rain pushes northwards this evening and overnight, as far north as southern scotland by the end of the night. dryer was clear skies are further north in scotland and also northern ireland. —— dryer with clearer skies. more rain to come tomorrow across england, wales and southern scotland. large the driver northern ireland. further north across scotland, drier and brighterfrom the north across scotland, drier and brighter from the west across the afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines: the kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge makes histor

o alina que deseen esto 10 frente a 10 un do -- 10. aldo: se puede activar la cuestiÓn del voleo. Árbitro. la mÁquina a seguir tocando desde el fondo. cada una de estas jugadas en lo que le conviene a cruz azul. baca ha revivido con la llegada de siboldi, estaba prÁcticamente borrado con pedro caixinha. despuÉs se duerme la defensa y gana bien el cabecita . aquÍ viene . gol! gol de la mÁquina celeste, del cruz azul, camiseta nÚmero 21, jonathan rodrÍguez. pone el quinto. diego: todos los errores al por mayor que al estar con uno menos, hace que muera en el sector prohibido. es muy favorable para un equipo que hoy estÁ afilado y no perdona. tiene su partido del apertura. especialmente en este segundo tiempo, le han salido todas. aprovechado cada oportunidad . la pelota queda larga y despuÉs nos regala esto jonathan rodrÍguez. el partido de bruno valdÉs, creo que es el peor partido de bruno. tambiÉn en el juego. la mÁquina va por más. le quitaron la pelota, pero con falda. llego: busca la roja. -- diego: busca la roja. aldo: parece que algo hizo alvarado. luis omar: por eso "piojo"

every moment is critical to make the best product in faith alina i'm justine waldman kron 4 news.he power shut off on kron on the service is available for free because of the public back to our breaking news tonight, we just got word of a large vegetation fire burning right now in sonoma county near the lake county line in the geysers area details are just coming in right now, but sources tell kron 4 the fire has spread to more than 300 acres in less than an hour. we're told high winds are fueling the flames right now and you're looking at new pictures into the newsroom. this picture. >>we also showed earlier from the national weather service. geyser bill fire protection district is saying that power lines are reported down in the area of course we've been talking about the high winds all evening long and what to anticipate over the next few days. again this is an area this widespread there are pockets of communities. but it's also very wrong girl in that area and because of the canyons in the some threat out nature of zone that we're talking about as you can see on this map. ther

yeah really start to pick up now around the bay area of had a gust already over mount saint alina. >>as 60 miles per hour but we're seeing some strong winds elsewhere now 22 miles per hour now to sam ramon, 22 also benicia 21 in fairfield sonoma, 32 miles per hour. so certainly starting see some of these winds beginning to kick up around the bay area and that's what we've been watching for as we head toward midnight this going intensify same draws strong to tomorrow morning and then looks like by the afternoon it will begin to subside clear skies out there right now just gorgeous if it wasn't for the fire conditions we just be enjoying some great weather outside. but yeah, the fire conditions going stick around at least through tomorrow afternoon and then will begin notice some changes of course high pressure overhead a low pressure the east that the low pressure center is going to kick eastward in bridge of high pressure going to weaken and that could allow for more of a sea breeze to move in as we head in toward friday and then by saturdayou see there's a cold front off the coast

>>on sarah stinson she's insane alina this morning. i sarah. >>and say you know you can see. is going to change if pg e does decide to shut off the power. pg customers that could be affected take a look at this map so you can get a better idea of just how many people we'll have to deal with this if it goes into place. people there. a vacation from the utility company. it is because winds are expected to pick up. so over 55 miles per hour in some parts of foot hills between then. until thursday morning this creates. almost 2 dozen counties could be affected. and that's over 200,000 page e customers that could have the lights off. >>many people are scrambling to prepare including getting generators as becomes the new norm people are not standing for just being without power, so they want to get generators some people actually need them for lifesaving equipment and the store actually almost ran our today did run generator so people having to scramble and find other stores that may still have some. >>when the alert start to go out our phone call irvine, this increases like crazy.

in san mateo 76 degrees in oakland, 18 i'm still very warm in concord 90 in fairfield 86 in saint alina 77 in about a 77 in san anselmo too and 75 degrees in san francisco. check it out on long range forecast of low pressure well to the north here that's going to be in a drop in here comes sliding further and further the south as it moves just to the east of us high pressure the coastline. the difference between these 2 pressure systems really get the winds crank up and that's going to be the issue to about thursday. and that system is finally going to kick east and guess what we've got a cold front approaching the bay area looks like it's going to fall apart as we get to saturday but it'll be enough to really cool down the temperatures and then as we head toward the middle of next week how about that that looks pretty impressive maybe we start talking about a chance of some rain temperatures around the bay area for tomorrow be noticeably cooler 50's 60's in the san francisco, little patchy fog out toward the coast temperatures there in the 50's 68 and sunny in millbrae 70 in burlingame

you see these wind gusts, i'd just add of these on the seen here for you saying alina that is up in about 4,000 feet or so they just had a gust of 50 miles per hour we've been watching hawke this is right above guyseal near the fire gusting now to 41 mes per hour remember thejust had a gust this past hour 36 in the santa rosa, 24 30n the oakland hills napa just had a gust of 20 mileper hour in san jose at 14 so the winds definitely beginning to ramp up around the bay are expected continue to do so one to put this map together to showou these are what are lines of equal pressure. the closer they are together the stronger e winds in fact you can see it right here over the sierra nevada some very strong gusty winds. youee the areas are red and purple because i so bars are so close together. now as we get in the bay area overnight tonight, the ice of our start to tighten up and ere you can see the strongest winds forecast in parts of the noh bay and also into the east bay and of course southern calornia, they're looking at the santa ana's it'a very extreme winds in sohern california that cont

here‘s alina with a look at this morning‘s weather. good morning, everyone.indy in excess of 110 miles an hour, a metre of rain to the west of tokyo, a lot of the damage caused by flooding and landslides, things are drier and brighter today but there is the chance heavy showers could develop later on today and into tomorrow but the winds will be easing down all the while. let‘s come back home now where we have got low pressure of our own bringing further areas of rain today on already saturated ground. yesterday, more rain on top of that wet ground brings further risk of flooding and the latest flood risk warnings are on our website and we have two france to deal with today. the first one is what we had yesterday and it is lingering along the central and southern parts of england and wales pushing north and eastwards and then another front in the irish sea and these two areas of rain combine into one during the day extending north and eastwards eventually starting to turn a little bit drier and brighter from the west. aside from a few showers, northern irelan

with alina in straight sets 766 will discover still has to group going to recover as the semi for the 36 year. old sticking with tennis is one of the shots of the season at the men's doubles farmall at the s. the bank open in vienna this was british joey saved 3 springfield with his back to the net and following the ball back between his legs to win the point is talk of shows he's done as a tween and as you can see just call and he is playing partner buddy brown went on to win the toss in a rugby carriage eddie jones is in a jovial mood ahead of the world cup final against south africa he responded to wales coach warren gatland who suggested i might have pete seeger's sitting between new zealand in the semi isn't even top rated as well. does this with 2 laura measuring jewish will i. understand the. imagined dream coming up in may but it. seems. to be one singular genius really you know. even with criticism for the coming days. i doubt it will give someone the 20003 well caught up with england he believes this weekend i need an even bigger performance than the one that beat new zealan

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now it's time for a look at the weather with alina.ling away eastwards. we'll start to see something drier and biting coming across the south—west of england and wales. pushing its way up into northern england to the southern scotland. a scattering of sunshine for northern and eastern scotland. quite a breezy day, stronger gusts to over parts of east anglia in south—east england. when we get afternoon sunshine, temperatures will be up to 17 and 18 celsius, but more like 11 or 12 where we keep that persistent rain. lingering across england and scotland this evening and a driver at the time and clearer skies then were ransacked to push into northern ireland in southern england later in the night. five to 10 celsius the overnight low and close to phasing in parts of scotla nd and close to phasing in parts of scotland and northern england under clear skies. more rain to come tomorrow, warnings in place, more rain across northern ireland and pushing into a large swathe of england through the day. not going as far as the north—east year. dri

now for the weather with alina jenkins. hello.with some spells of sunshine. but for a large swathe of the uk we've got more rain in the forecast and with the ground already saturated in places that brings a risk of flooding. all the flood warnings are on our website and the rain is tied into this bank of cloud which drapes itself out into the atlantic and that's a frontal system which will continue to pulse across the uk through the weekend. and on saturday the main focus of the heavier and more persistent rain will be in a zone from southwest england across southern counties of england and up into east anglia. some of that rain will become increasingly persistent and heavy through the day. to the north of this we've got some brighter skies and some spells of sunshine. still some showers around particularly for northern and western scotland, the west of northern ireland, a few for northwest england and north wales but generally away from our band of cloud and rain looking at a dry day, some spells of sunshine and the winds not as

>and we're taking a look at the kincade fire live pictures from a carrot camera that's at the same alina north. and wow that's an eerie glow that's not what like to see, but actually even though that looks like a huge flame. this fire and they were able hold the lines basically it's 15% contained just like yesterday at this time and only burned a few 100 more acres when considering the entire size 76,000 acres honors 18 square miles that's not job all thank the fact that the the wind storm which was expected to be a strong as what we saw over the weekend. >>wasn't as strong as even perhaps it was forecast to which is to the benefit of everybody, especially the firefighters in the city the residents there the evacuation is wow look at this. >>so from one of looks like cal fire helicopters as they were mapping out the hot spots during the overnight hours his sometimes they wait until first light this time to get a jump on it. >>and do you remember when governor newsome a while back said that you know we have. >>planes exact yeah can fly at night well, this is. >>one of the things they use

so warm and concord in the 70 in the napa valley 73 is saying alina 74 for friends in cloverdale 66 degrees in petaluma overnight lows again going to be the weather story tomorrow morning, italy's be chilly in the north bay valleys they started out the 30's. i think they'll be back there again for tonight, not quite as cold mtybe a degree or 2 warmer but still chilly 40's and 50's elsewhere around the bay area to start out your day. hey you know what you have the high country media we're looking good member they have the snow up there now but things kind of quieting down across the high country and that's some good news as we're going to see some nice weather here too is high pressure kind of takes over for day here we're going to see a weak cold front dive and i think as we get in towards late tomorrow and into thursday that will start to cool down the temperatures a little bit of a thursday, but the winds they've been whipping around a bit again today are seen on numbers over 20 miles per hour across parts the bay area. clear starry skies expected for tonight, chilly temperatures for over

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina. rain is any forecast. the focus today for the rain is southwest and southern counties of england, south wales and east anglia. mainly dry to the north of this but still some sharp showers, for northern and western scotland particular. northern ireland and north—west england. wind is not as strong as recent days and temperatures reaching 16 celsius in the sunshine or 12 where there is rain. the rain pushes northwards this evening and overnight, as far north as southern scotland by the end of the night. dryer was clear skies are further north in scotland dryer with clearer skies. and also northern ireland. more rain to come tomorrow across england, wales and southern scotland. large the driver northern ireland. further north across scotland, drier and brighter from the west across the afternoon. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge makes history after becoming the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. typhoon hagibis makes landfall in jap

here is alina with a look at this morning's weather. it is wet here, isn't it?g is extreme for us in the uk, but there is more rain to come, and some of us have the ground already saturated. even just a small amount of rain now will see that we could see some localised flooding in places. all the details of that are on our website. it is all tied into this strip of cloud which trails out into the atlantic. this frontal system will be with us all weekend and the focus of the rain, mainly, todayis and the focus of the rain, mainly, today is across southern counties of england and south wales. already some of that rain is quite heavy across devon, cornwall, into south wales, and that heavy and more persistent rain will continue to track its way eastwards in a line from devon and cornwall towards southern parts of norfolk. to the north of this, some spells of sunshine, heavy showers especially across northern and western scotland. some showers across northern ireland, one or two across northern england and north wales. to the north of this rain band, a good deal of

let's talk to alina jenkins from the bbc weather team.ere in meteorological terms? we are what are we talking about here in meteorologicalterms? we are keeping a close eye on this. it was a violent typhoon. you can see how it has developed over the last 24 hours, can you see the defined eye? asign of hours, can you see the defined eye? a sign of a powerful storm. it has started to weaken as it approaches the south coast of japan, it has reached the main island of the four japanese islands. it has weakened but lets not be fooling ourselves because it is a dangerous storm. in terms of windy speed, it will be making landfall imminently in the next couple of hours, somewhere in the west of tokyo with windy in excess the west of tokyo with windy in excess of 100 miles an hour, hundred 60 kilometres an hour. they will start to diminish. as ever with these storms, some of the dangerous weather isn't from the strength of the wind but from the storm surge and the subsequent rainfall. there has been some thoughts this has been compared to the typho

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very windy around clayton in the blackhawk area, mount saint alina is a 77 miles per hour, a lot of 35-40 miles per hour. it took a while to get going, he finally did arrive. tony jackson says, the napa county airport is reporting when at 14 hours on their ati s frequently. the reason you haven't been reporting since midnight is because the following is down to the river to the automatic terminal information service. that's to reduce frequency congestion. so they do have information that she is not getting to the proper place. >>>santa rosa five miles per hour. off of the ied corridor, still 30 mile-per-hour. davis is at 31, east bay hill, 21% -- 21 miles per hour. 60% -- 60 degrees with 20 % humidity. >>that's right so warm and temperatures go, it's been warmer and low 60s and the wind chimes are rocking and rolling as i'm hearing in the city. that >>> systems left behind, 30s and 20s on the lowe's we are leveling off weirs the 50s and 60s it will be sunny, and crazy and -- and a easy. breezy. the red flag as until 5 pm. it will be really cold for some tomorrow morning. today breezy a

that 61 still in conquer 59 and layout is 59 also in fairfield 62 in pittsburgh, 60's who also insane alina and 55 and cooling off in petaluma tonight, skies stay mostly clear it's going to be cooler windy through about midnight and then those winds will begin to subside tomorrow. it is going to be sunny and nice on a friday just an afternoon breeze developing but nothing too strong like today. and the weekend's going to be fantastic sunny and bright all the way to the coastline. i think 80's and 90's in the valleys 70's right out of the water's edge. so today. yeah we had cooling across the bay area's that front kind of move through only 63 in san francisco windy so well below the average 68 in oakland 74. in san jose 75 in livermore 78 in concord and also into santa rosa. here comes a high pressure building in an average going to really settle in nicely over the weekend that is going to crank up the temperatures bringing a lot of sunshine and it can be hard to find in the clouds are just going to see clear skies is you have that nice sinking air and that ridge of high pressure bringing in

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saint alina but it was gusting for about a good 5 to 6 hours with 60 to 70 mile an hour plus winds. mount diablo 75 mile an hour gust. oakland hills where many people live 52 miles per hour. some of those gusty winds in the afternoon and evening and then sonoma 38 mile hour winds gusting to 24 in san francisco, even 32 in san jose reports. 3040 mile argus all around the bay area but here's the good news just over the past few hours starting to see some calm conditions developing in parts of the north bay parts of the east bay, the winds have subsided quite a bit now and that's what's going to stay for tonight. i think overnight tonight winds really become quite as we head toward the middle of the night. calm in the santa rosa just a light wind just a light breeze in the petaluma 5 miles per hour and 6 miles per hour. it's no still an offshore wind but the winds calling that a fire danger is also decreasing throughout the night tonight in fact red flag warnings are down humidity is going to be coming up, it will still be dry in parts of the areas that are very dry air mass overhead b

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we're talking 40 mile an hour gusts in some of the places like sonoma possibly the calistoga same alina going to be close in the napa should we get a fire in those kind of conditions that's extremely dangerous. we saw what happened just 2 years ago and that certainly could happen again. thanks laurin back to you throughout the night in one of the biggest story lines here is will too heavily used tunnels in the bay area. >>be able to stay open during the outage the issue can and will generators be used to keep the call god and the devil slide tunnels operational during this power shut down we're getting a lot of conflicting information throughout thevening caltrans says that the tunnels cannot safely operate without power. our conference tailored sackey joining us now live from orinda with some details. taylor what have you learned. >>well obviously this is a huge deal for hundreds of thousands of commuters who use those channels each day to get to and from work. no official word yet on the closure of the county cut tunnel excuse me but good news is we did just receive an update that pg