it calls the project northern lights. as early as 2023, the 1st ships will bring c o 2 from european industry to norway. a new pipeline descends steeply from the coast, then runs 110 kilometers along the sea floor to a point where the greenhouse gases are injected. 2500 meters deep into the north sea. sediment is responsible for the new field of business. it's his job to lead the company into the future. norway, it's seen as an opportunity to actually continue to use status forces in the north sea. not person in the deeper why there isis storage for why they're for industrial c o 2. construction of the pumps has started, and the 1st test drilling has been done. the gigantic northern lights project is meant to pave the way for the large scale storage of c o 2. its initial goal is to free europe's industries from greenhouse gases. if we succeed and we have the opportunity to actually help clean up quite a few of the industries that have no other option. and we will allow these industries actually to, to stay here in europe.

the northern lights project aims to start with $1500000.00 tonnes per year. if you look at the sheer magnitude of the problem globally, there is a need for our facilities. and we're talking hundreds of millions of tons per year that needs to be handled. carbon capture and storage chilled c.c.s. . it's also been researched in germany. a 2017 experiment was a success. the c o 2 remained in the ground under kit seen in eastern germany, but it raised fears of earthquakes and escaping gases. since then, the storage of c o 2 has been politically dead in germany. even the search is essentially for him, put it into it seen in can see more. i was also deeply involved in the safety council did it. i would have gladly built most of the storage facility at any time without any were told or negate us all. roger been worried if i put it in the wrong place in the wrong way with the wrong target. it's clear that countries like germany that emit a lot of c o 2 also have to take responsibility for it. he says c.c.'s is indispensable, is get upset. so, you know, there are estim

the gigantic northern lights project is meant to pave the way for the large scale storage of c o 2. its initial goal is to free europe's industries from greenhouse gases. if we succeed and we have the opportunity to actually help clean up quite a few of the industries that have no other option. and we will allow these industries actually to, to stay here in europe. it's hard to see a bird without steel. it's hard to see a future without cement. they are essential and they need to need to arm myself well. even if steel production switches to renewable energy sources, there will always be an amount of c o 2 left over from the manufacturing process. looking at german industry as a whole, this remaining c o 2 accounts for around 7 percent of c o 2 emissions. if europe is serious about climate protection, these emissions must also be stopped. but is it realistic that freighters will bring c o 2 from germany to norway? today there are only 4 ships, like the froyo worldwide told me. pedersen is responsible for loading the tanker in the norwegian port of porsche going it takes on c. otu tha

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scott is northern light acadia hospital senior vice president and is president of northern light acadia hospital in bangor, maine. welcome, scott. dr. jennifer lundblad is president and ceo of stratis health, and independent nonprofit organization based in minnesota, focusing on innovations to improve health. dr. lundblad is a a member of e national rural policy research institute health panel. she's also an adjunct professor in the division health policy and management at the school of public health at the university of minnesota. welcome, dr. lundblad. and then dena mcdonough, our own dena. she is bpc associate director of health policy. dean to join bpc after serving as manager of payment policy for the american academy of orthopedic surgeons. prior to that she was a physician assistant -- i will say, not exactly a rural hospital, and orthopedic surgery at mount sinai health system in new york city. then dr. lisa miller. dr. miller is a practicing primary care physician for all pages in her hometown of norway maine. she has been one of four physician late on the covid-19 hospital inc

now, we have some stunning footage of the northern lights to show you the spectacular display was capturedeen late september and late march, northern norway is dark from early afternoon until late morning — so now is a good time to see the natural phenomenon. the cold conditions there currently mean that conditions are at their peak for sky—watchers. a british musician has been playing the piano to monkeys at historic sites in thailand to raise awareness of their hunger. paul barton had a bit of a tough crowd to please during the concert, with the audience of macaques tugging on his hair, stealing his music and climbing all over his piano. thailand is seeing a reduction in the number of visitors due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has meant there are less visitors to feed them and fewer funds to look after them. the monkeys are his latest audience, as he previously played bach, schubert, chopin, and beethoven for more than a decade to elephants at retirement sanctuaries. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello, the frosty morning that some of you experienced toda

the province in northern lights came on. the latest developments from al can lead in that nie of robey, as so malcolm that that line has passed 2 and a half hours, any idea of what might be happening now in tigray? the renault reports of fighting from mikhail a so far neither has there been any statement from the government about the offensive, from the federal government in the capital, addis ababa, but the federal government, and prime minister abu ahmed had issued this ultimatum on sunday. they gave the green forces 3 days to lay down their arms and the government had said that its tanks and artillery had surrounded the city that were about 50 kilometers away and ready for this assault that the to grow in military leadership actually disputed these claims and because the phone lines in the internet are being cut off for weeks, very little access to the area is very difficult to, to verify any of these claims and counterclaims. but what we have seen in satellite imagery is in the city of mackay, which is home to about a ha

. >> drew, think about how many times you might see the northern lights, though.worth it? >> not worth it. not worth it at all. [ laughter ] >> why do 4,000 people live there? [ laughter ] i can see maybe four dozen. >> i don't know. so none of us is moving there. we've established that. >>> michael b. jordan now "people magazine" sexiest man alive in 2020. the fruit vail station and "black panther" star is single. his interests are driving cars, playing video games. who will be most excited for his new title, the 33-year-old insists the women of his family. cooking? i think that got a lot of ladies very excited about that. cooking. >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> do you guys agree with this choice? >> no, he's terrific. especially if you've seen him in "black panther." i believe he works out a little bit. i can't believe that spencer, drew and i have been overlooked again. >> oh my gosh. >> i keep applying and they never put me in it. i keep applying. it just gets rejected. >> it's one of those you apply for yourself kind of thing. >> i know. >> maybe we can win sex

this video of the northern lights putting on a stunning show in norway.ken at the aurora borealis observatory. matthew robinson who captured this said it was breath taking to walk outside his door and see the dancolors dancing in the sk above. if you fly nonstop from the bay area to ireland or the united kingdom, get a window seat on the left side of the plane. i did that taking the red eye, for an hour i was like this looking out the window at the aurora borealis. it was something spectacular, especially at 40,000 feet. >>> let's talk about what's going on. i recommend you head outside for thanksgiving. look at our turkeys, they're so excited they're dancing. cold in the morning, no doubt, if you're putting that turkeyov. 60 to 66 at 4:00. and then you'll need jackets and heaters during the evening hours, dropping down to 48 to 52 by 7:00. kumasi? >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00, with just a few days left until thanksgiving, there's not much time to prep the food. fear not we're here to shep. chef jeffrey zakarian is "good morning america" to give you some

to scotland and northern ireland at the moment will sink across to parts of northern england and wales, with the rain quite light and patchy. for scotland and northern ireland, then, the weather brightens up with sunshine and showers. mild for england and wales, but the cooler air arriving across scotland and northern ireland, and it stays quite windy today. the windiest weather in shetland with gusts still running in at around 50 or 60 mph. overnight, winds pushing in southwards taking light rain and drizzle with it across wales and into southern counties of england. the clouds clear a little bit further northwards and there will be further showers for scotland and northern ireland continuing to be driven on by a strong wind overnight. on sunday, those blustery showers continuing for scotland and northern ireland, and much sunnier weather for northern england and wales, the midlands and parts of east anglia, and eventually, the brighter weather arriving in the south, which for most of us will feel quite a bit cooler. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. another defeat for donald trump in his attempts to over

this is aurora the southern lights and that is just this amazing thing that i've never experienced d before in the northern, southern lights fro above. >> they are a sight to behold but i can't imagine looking down on them. the problem with being an astronaut is ur bucket list ts to long. that's definity on my list. talk about unexpecte cutting santha's hair, this is a three-person job. he held the vacuum cleaner while i did the cutting and this is a very stressfulhing i think you will find th chapter funny cutting her hair is something i never expected i would do but sheshe is the most popular italn on the planet. so that is an example of some of the chapters a i apologize for the computer glitch earlier. you were able to recoverrom that. yove got to think on your feet, absolutely. youyou're training came in that same moment. so yes i've read the book a couple of times at this point and as a journalist i've been reporting and there was a lot i didn't know. >> some of it is even true. it has to be at least 10% true. >> e of the conversations i loved to have with astronauts when i get the chance to talk wit

front bringing rain to scotland and northern ireland, it will sink a cross into northern england and wales but the rain is light and patchy. showers in scotland, mild in england and wales, but some cool air in northern ireland. it stays quite windy today, mostly in the shetland, with gusts of around 60 mph. 0vernight, the weather front pushes to the south, taking light rain and drizzle with it, into england. the skies will clear a bit further north, but further showers for scotland and northern ireland, driven in. a windy day on sunday, with blustery showers continuing in scotland and northern ireland. more sunny in england, wales, the midlands and parts of east anglia. for most of us it will feel a bit cooler. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the home secretary priti patel keeps herjob — after being found to have broken rules by bullying staff. questions for boris johnson, over his influence on the report. the nhs starts setting up coronavirus vaccination centres, and the first doses could be delivered next month. an online summit of the world's biggest economies begins today in saudi arabia: top of t

that's the northern lights from norway. beautiful.y into the southeast including atlanta. chicago near 50. that's going to be a nice one, and just a couple of rain and snow mixes in parts of the >>> good monday morning. i'm abc7 meteorologist mike nicco. after a little mist and drizzle, the fog will be mostly sunny this afternoon. a few frosty nights ahead. in general, temperatures will be average to a little warmer than average in the afternoon hours. today we're 50s along the coast into san francisco and up around lake port, upper fikts. the rest of us 60 to 64. tonight our deepest and coldest valleys, a little frost. otherwise e e e e e e e e e e e >>> we turn to mike tyson's return to the ring. you heard me correctly. mike tyson coming back to the ring to fight 15 years after retiring from boxing. the now-54-year-old former heavy weight champ is set to fight this weekend. iron mike is live with us now. iron mike, it's good to see you. you're not really gonna go in there and try to knock the guy out. it's supposed to be an exhibiti

the northern lights captured and a couple of hooved animal there is in the time lapse captured too andng from light rain to showers through midafternoon and you can see a little bit of clearing >>> and now it's a "gma" worldwide exclusive. your very first look at a history making film getting oscar buzz sponsored by amazon studios for the movie "one night in miami" arriving in select theaters december 25th and available january 15th on prime video. critics are calling regina king and her an intimate triumph so here is regina to introduce the film. >> i'm regina king, director of the film "one night in miami," which tells the story of an incredible night where icons malcolm x, sam cooke and jim brown gathered together to celebrate cassius clay, soon-to-be muhammad ali's historic win over sonny liston. i'm thrilled to share with you now the exclusive debut of the teaser trailer for my film, "one night in miami." >> you brothers could move mountains without lifting a finger. >> minister malcolm x. >> the good news. the chariot is coming. >> who is the greatest? >> you are. >> that's right

to scotland and northern ireland at the moment will sink across to parts of northern england and wales, with the rain quite lights up with sunshine and showers. mild for england and wales, but the cooler air arriving across scotland and northern ireland, and it stays quite windy today. the windiest weather in shetland with gusts still running in at around 50 or 60 mph. 0vernight, winds pushing in southwards taking light rain and drizzle with it across wales and into southern counties of england. the clouds clear a little bit further northwards and there will be further showers for scotland and northern ireland continuing to be driven on by a strong wind overnight. on sunday, those blustery showers continuing for scotland and northern ireland, and much sunnier weather for northern england and wales, the midlands and parts of east anglia, and eventually, the brighter weather arriving in the south, which for most of us

showers to our north starting to drift into northern mendocino county by tomorrow morning by midday tomorrow right around 12:01pm we will start to see some light shower activity across northern sonoma county. this or each the rest of the bay area by your evening commute tomorrow with light to moderate showers across the region, pushing further south and by the middle of the evening tomorrow, most of those showers and said and done for the bay just a couple of them hanging on right around san jose. also note all that snow up in the sierra nevada that will again be seen to start the weekend aside from a couple of north bay sprinkles possible later on saturday we remain dry after that point until tuesday night into wednesday with our next system is expected to. pushed back into the bay area how much rain can we see over the course of this weekend all it's not going to be a whole lot of it but a nice helping anyways santa rosa around 3 tenths of an inch napa and half moon bay around a quarter of an inch while san francisco 1300 so little bit on the lighter side, san jose in mountain view even later than that less than a 10th of an inch so definite

for sunday, there is actually a chance of a few sprinkles or a light shower in northern sonoma county, up into mendocino county. that is where your sunday, a son-cloud makes. tuesday, we are talking about another storm. we will have more on this in your full forecast in just a few minutes. >> mark, thank you. >>> king tide's expected tomorrow morning, that could cause extreme flooding in low- lying areas. the national weather service has issued a coastal weather flood warning. high tide is expected to be a little over seven feet both days. the chp is urging grabbers drivers to watch out. >>> at 10:30, the new data that shows addiction rates are worsening and that is even after e-cigarette products were banford >>> for the first time since 1995, the outcome detailed later tonight. >>> a shakeup at the pentagon, days after president trump fires his defense secretary. this change at the top comes with a twist. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new

choked when the pm said, "don't worry about it, because all of these changes which affect northern ireland will be lightlight touch regulations which require firms to make declarations when they sell goods to another part of their own country." and what will these changes mean for ni consumers? this week in brussels, eu leaders are discussing a possible uk trade deal, but even that wouldn't solve all of northern ireland's brexit headaches. a trade deal would help reduce the impact of a sea border, but it would not be enough to prevent significant change to our economic relationship with the rest of the uk. i know, i know i've been banging on about this for years. barnier this and backstop that, yadda, yadda, yadda. and nothing ever really seems to happen. in fact, you can be forgiven if you've forgotten we did leave the eu earlier this year. but since then we've been in a transition period where the whole of the uk has continued to follow the eu rules. that means nothing's really changed. but that ends on the ist of january at that point brexit becomes an economic and practical reality. and with time so

nevertheless, monday is a wet start to the day for scotland and northern ireland, rain sinking southwards across england but turning light sunshine follows the main rain through across northern and central scotland, but cold air arrives, so temperatures dropping to around six oi’ seven temperatures dropping to around six or seven for northern scotland. the colder air then pushes southwards into east wales, central and eastern england as well for tuesday before milderair england as well for tuesday before milder air starts to move in off the atla ntic milder air starts to move in off the atlantic from north and west. tuesday, cold and frosty with some sunshine, east wales, centraland eastern england, perhaps eastern england, a chilly northerly wind, temperature struggling, highs of six oi’ seven, temperature struggling, highs of six or seven, further west, it will turn milder but as well as that, a lot of low cloud, some mist and hill fog patches, areas of drizzle around as well. another cold front on the waiver wednesday, another weak one as well. that pushes southwards and then we start to draw in air coming down from p

front bringing rain to scotland and northern ireland, it will sink a cross into northern england and wales but the rain is light. it stays quite windy today, mostly in the shetland, with gusts of around 60 mph. 0vernight, the weather front pushes to the south, taking light rain and drizzle with it, into england. the skies will clear a bit further north, but further showers for scotland and northern ireland, driven in.

lights and it's an amazing alien thing. it's just something i had never experienced before seeing the northern and southern lights. i need to see them in person. they are a sight to behold but i can't imagine looking down on them. the problem being an astronaut is your bucket list gets too long. that's definitely on my bucket list. >> talk about unexpected, cutting samantha's hair. samantha is a italian and anton is russian. he held the vacuum cleaner while i did the cutting and it's a stressful thing. i think you will find that chapter pretty funny. cutting her hair is something i never expected i would do but it was important. she's the most popular italian on the planet, very well known. i had to make sure that i didn't screw it up. so that is just a sample of some of these chapters, and i apologize for the computer glitch earlier, but there is the stop share button. >> you were able to recover from that near disaster and got to think on your feet. it all came in that very moment. so, i've read the book a couple of times at this point. as a journalist, i've been reporting on the stuff for 20 years and there was

although we're going to get clipped by a system on sunday slight chance you could see a light sprinkle in northern sonoma county. the next wednesday that the apd i think the forecast right before thanksgiving. still a slight chance of showers that right now we'll just call partly cloudy all right. thank you lawrence, thank you for being with us tonight i can't keep my eyes off of going to pass it is good night. good night everybody. >> crippled by covid did she catch the virus at street demonstration? can keep my body feels like a thousand pounds for it to get the super spreader wedding part. >> almost half the guests stricken with the virus. >> including the bride and groom . how this hostess is requiring her friends to get tested befor coming to her house for things giving. >> negative for covid, you are free to have dinner at. >> 's c-18 things giving trumped mar-a-lago things giving canceled. what was he thinking, the knucklehead with a flamethrower on top of a bus

and up into northern sonoma county also a few areas of light rain pretty calm on the picture so far this, so your commute into work is actually looking just fine as of right now. later today is when this rain and snow really begins to increase in intensity across the broader region, we're going to see continued snowfall for the southern cascades that's northern sierra on this morning only moving further and further southward as this frontal system dives deep into the state. this bringing us that latest round of moisture must much needed moisture really too. 03:45pm right here starting to see more widespread rainfall pushing on into the bay after that we'll continue to see showers on into the early evening 07:00pm still moderate to light showers across the bay after that by 10:00pm tonight conditions starting to die down rainfall fizzling out saturday looks to be dry sunday couple of sprinkles could be seen up in northern sonoma county but not really pushing else and elsewhere into the bay area. we really don't see widespread rainfall again after tonight on intel tuesday night into wednes

north bay and then much of the northern portions of the east bay like contra costa, northern alameda counties. pretty lightactivity a couple of sprinkles here and there but much quieter than where we were at the same point yesterday. we still do have some showers working their way southward our direction so we're not done with rainfall just yet the sierra certainly not done with that snowfall just yet as we continue to see the impact from this low pressure area pushing multiple waves of energy down our direction so will be a rainy mid-afternoon rainy early afternoon. but after that we start to see conditions coming down 10:15am right here. a couple of spotty showers still remain will look at showers continuing towards 02:00pm then really starting to die down after that point and by the evening and tomorrow morning. we work our way out of the showers and back into what will be a much drier forecast in the days to come the rest of the week looks to remain dry does the upcoming weekend just around the corner sunday, we'll have a few clouds along with it but likely to remain dry to close out the weekend. winte

light. for scotland and northern england, perhaps northern ireland, getting off to a bright start with some drifting northwards for a time, reaching southern scotland as we head into the afternoon. northern scotland seeing the best of any sunshine into the afternoon. there could be a few mist and fog patches lingering in a few spots. temperatures, 12 degrees to the south, maybe around 5 degrees in the colder parts of scotland. into sunday, well, it's a quiet day, weather—wise. there will, though, be a lot of cloud around. some areas seeing some sunshine. might see some of that pushing into parts of wales on the south—west, may be north—eastern areas of scotland. where it stays cloudy, looking at temperatures generally hovering around the 8 degrees mark. which is still on the cool side for the time of year. thicker cloud works in early next week, bringing the threat of some rain across north—western areas. the driest weather is likely to parts of the south and south—west. that's your weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a call for a r

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southern might and that's an amazing alien thing something i never experience before see the northern and southern lights. >> i need to see them in person i never have. >> their sight to behold i cannot imagine looking down on them. >> the problem would be national your bucket list gets too long. that is definitely on my bucket list, talk about unexpected having samantha's italian and there is russian, three-person job he held the vacuum why did the cutting this is a stressful thing you'll find that chapter funny but cutting her hair was something i never expected i would do but it was important she's the most popular italian on the planet the most well-known so i had to make sure he did not screw that up. that's a sample of some of the chapters and i apologize for the computer go to earlier but there is a stop share button. >> you were able to recover from your disaster. >> you gotta think on your feet. >> i read the book a couple times at this point and as a journalist i've been reporting on this for 20 years and there was a lot in there i did not know and i think -- >> some of it is true. >> in the ai

now, we have some stunning footage of the northern lights to show you.e march, northern norway is dark from early afternoon until late morning — so now is a good time to see the natural phenomenon. the cold conditions there currently mean that conditions are at their peak for sky—watchers. much more online en today's amazing news on the oxford vaccine. great to have a bit of light at the end of the tunnel. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello. as we go through this week, it is going to turn colder by day and by night, and we will see a return to some patchy fog as well. some of that, slow to clear during the day. what we have today, still mild today after a cold start. it's going to be cloudy, it's going to be breezy. the best of the sunshine today will be across the south—east and also the north—east of scotland. because in the west, low pressure is bringing us some weather fronts. and those fronts are bringing some rain. gusty winds, also, across the far north and west of scotland. gusting 50 mph or 60 mil

is because of a dry cold front sweeping through the bay area but it is bringing some light showers to the very northern of the state. as you can see in humboldt and del norte county up there. but this rain out there is not expected to reach us here in the bay area as you can see right now it is looking dry and that reflects exactly what you're seeing outside no rain in sight for these next few days here. our current temperatures right now in the south bay are in the lower 60's 62 in livermore mid 60's right now in napa and delay how and up in santa rosa we're looking at 63 degrees again those gusts along the coast are a pretty high up to 20 miles per hour seek feel that if you're walking along the coast as for temperatures tomorrow, we're looking at 60's across san francisco along the coast 60 down in half moon bay, little breezy 64 in millbrae for daytime highs tomorrow mid 60's in redwood city out in the south bay. we're looking at lower to mid 6062 in milpitas so if you're going to be outdoors in the evening you might want to wear some layers it will be a little chilly having that thanksgiving dinne

wednesday, the weather front pushes and from the atlantic, very, very weak, light and patchy rain heading into scotland and northerns and a chilly start for eastern areas, may be some late sunshine after that light and patchy rain in scotland but slightly colder air. further ahead, jet stream position on wednesday, that will change, thejet position on wednesday, that will change, the jet dived to the south of uk and essentially we get drawn into the colder side of the jet so the air gets colder. we end up with an area of low pressure across the uk from wednesday onwards. that is going to sit around for a while keeping it much more unsettled, stronger wind and showers, longer spells of rain and snow over some northern hills before it turns dry, probably during next weekend. a long way off, a lot to change before then. goodbye for now. tonight at ten — sir philip green's retail empire, arcadia, is on the brink of collapse. 13,000 jobs are at risk. topshop, dorothy perkins, miss selfridge — some of retail‘s biggest names — now under threat, with more than 500 stores across britain. once known as the king of the high s

lights illuminated india's golden temple in amritsar. the most holy place in the world to see. and the northern city of ayodhya, kept its guinness world record after lighting woman at 600000 or oil lamps. 5 day festival marks the hindu new year. ok quick look at headlines now and after days of denial and official in ethiopia's to grey region has admitted its forces carried out the attack that sparked the recent conflict. there he said the great people's liberation front launched the strike on a military base to p.l.f. . also says it was behind rocket attacks on 2 airports in the neighboring i'm horror region. meanwhile, ethiopian soldiers have captured who may or airport in grey. the good to go his goods your own, are the galu. what? you must understand that the 2 great people are at risk, both internally and externally, eritrea on one and ethiopian forces on all sides. this move was purely a self-defense measure of small countries when they feel the risk of a stronger enemy which is about to destroy them. they often carry out a preemptive strike like this. one of the middle ethnic armenians ha

we'll be tracking it on storm ranger as it does show some of the light showers moving through lake and mendocino county and approaching northern as we're seeing some light green here indicating light rain. this will be spreading into the bay area later today. we'll take a look at the time line coming up. mike, any issues heading out the door? >> no, kari. we're calming down to our typical area. oakland has the activity now much less than the last half hour as we look at the maps. you see green all over the place even out of the altamont pass though there's a little slowing for 84 cutting through into sunol. we're looking at 880 northbound, a little slowing north of the kol seal, marcus. typical road work there and 580 in the same area we have one crash that should be to the shoulder. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> now to our pandemic coverage and with covid cases surging reopening roadblocks are starting to get in the way and make their way around the bay area. "today in the bay's" thom jensen is live for us in contra costa county. downtown is lit up for the holidays. thom, i know a lot of businesses will face some hardship

spent on that sustain the poor has been spent on this in england and wales northern ireland scotland drought it's just fumes light and our lack of overall management to the to this very complex process it could be done more efficiently and more effectively i think is often station and they will adopt a county of that. privatisation of pest and faces happening while many local authorities as was seen from recent weeks feel themselves dreadfully under resourced and terms of the the local public health. it's a disaster and it's outrageous and so i agree with what senator kerry burns just said because why why do you want to set up a private testing laboratory and a private contractor racing service which will never ever work as efficiently as if you had invested in your local n.h.s. services and systems in both the local authority in the n.h.s. and in public health england if we look at least staggering amount of money spent 12000000000 pounds that is the equivalent of the and tired budget of all the g.p.s. and public health combined now if we had used that money to instead set up systems contact tracing systems in l

festival of lights known as divide hundreds of lights illuminated india's golden temple in amritsar, the most holy place in the world to see. and the northern city of ayodhya, kept its guinness world record. after lighting woman at 600000 or oil lamps, 5 day festival marks the hindu new year. ok quick look at headlines now and after days of denial and official in ethiopia's to gray region has admitted its forces carried out the attack that spawns the recent conflict that he said the great people's liberation front launched. the strike on a military base also says it was behind rocket attacks on 2 at ports in the neighboring. i'm hotter region. meanwhile, if you open soldiers have captured who may or airport in grey the.

there's very light drizzle falling in the far northern part of the bay area. this is all associated with a front that as it continues to move south, this moisture is just going to fall apart. so do not get excited. unfortunately, we're not looking at widespread beneficial rain. widespread cool down coming rght now, we've already fallen well back into the 50s if not the upper 40s already. 49, that current temperature in palo alto. we're at 52 in the city. the same in santa rosa. 55 in concord. 51, that current temperature in san ramon. here's the story we're tracking. live doppler 7 along with satellite, you can see that cold front defined very well moving into northern california. and, again, as it moves south, it's really just going to fall apart. so, for a lot of us tonight, it will just be an increase in our cloud cover. but hour by hour we go, future weather, later on this evening by about 8:00 p.m., we're still tracking that chance of an isolated sprinkle around cloverdale and ukia. as the front sinks south, you lose a lot of the moisture. we're watching

let's talk about a minor opportunity here for rain in northern california and perhaps more important lightw in the sierra. that's tonight. ten. however, that band of rainfalls apart before it gets down here. that was wednesday morning. maybe we notice a few clouds here at home. in fact that may help with the morning lows tomorrow. could help the clouds will help warms up. it'll come with a breeze. may cancel all that out. the main impact from that system is actually not the rain which is going to fall on the redwoods but the light snow which will fall into the sierra. this will be wednesday morning. see the totals there? maybe half an inch of rain at donner pass. if anything is going in to the sierra, stay on top of that. it's not a winter storm warning. they won't have to shut the pass. you could get delays. maybe sure are you okay with driving in light snow. there's the forecast here at home. no issues. plenty of sun. we will be in the mid-60s's for daytime highs and in the seven day forecast. it looks that way across the whole thing. there's no issues there at all. morning lows will get

outside of that and as we head into the evening commute, showers developing in the northern half while the steady light to moderate rain moves through the south half and then as we head to tomorrow's morning commute, some drizzle and you can see some scattered showers and those are over by the evening commute. rainfall totals pretty healthy with two of these storms. one coming in today and another coming in tomorrow. you can see nearly a quarter to half inch today and add maybe another tenth of an inch tomorrow. i'll take an even greater hour-by-hour look at this coming up in the big weather. so far so good for the drivers at least weather wise, jobina. >> thank you, mike. i enjoy your lighting. it's moody. we're taking a live look outside showing off our oakland 80 at the coliseum camera. no major blocking issues to report a couple before the show started but everything has cleared up. bringing in the map here so you can see how green it is except you know the spot, tracy, always a little slow over there. lastly a look showing off the san mateo bridge. but, again, no problems. reggie and kumasi. >> al

late morning into the afternoon and here we are at 12:30 just starting to see light showers making it into parts of northern sonoma and napa counties and then at 5:00 right in the middle of the evening commute we're seeing that rain coming through so make sure your windshield wipers are ready as you head home. we'll talk more about this and how much rain you can expect and sierra snow. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike, anything going on for the commute? >>> kari, we have just your typical overnight road crew which i thought was causing the slowing. now we also have a crash. a look at the map shows you scattered smaller incidents. 880 we are seeing slowing. again, i thought it was for the crew approaching 23rd and 29th that stretches both directions. northbound around high street just before the construction zone there's a crash that may be blocking the fast lane as well. the vehicle reported in the fast lane trying to get to the center divide. chp should get more detail and hopefully you see that clear but we'll track that and the bay bridge no problems it at the toll plaza. back to you. >>> tha

this morning to contend with it's the cold temperatures so in the light blue here is are frost advisories and then for portions of northern solano county and then up into lake county we actually do have some freeze warnings also in effect this morning, particularly areas of sonoma marin and napa counties subject to those coolest of temperatures in the upper 20's to low 30's up until 09:00am this morning, especially in our rural valley areas that's where you can expect the coldest of temperatures so i hope that you do have the plans covered up because it is a frigid start and those plans don't really like it when we start to see those 20's for more than just an hour or 2 as far as future cast goes today, nice clear and dry as we work our way into tuesday and wednesday we remain that way to a brief trough will keep his cool but it's not going to result in any rainfall widespread across the bay area through the middle of the week so it's all a dry start to this week come thursday, we could see a sprinkle or 2 not really looking at any widespread potential you will also notice some snowfall continuing up in the sierra nevada

i think developing but still a few scattered light showers in the pacific northwest even far northern california. well that is going likely make it here so we keep things dry and well tomorrow thanksgiving in san francisco, you're looking at 64 degrees fairly mild 65. in the mission 61 degrees in daly city little breezy along the coastline, 60 overnight a 6 to 3 and a moon bay, 63 millbrae 63 and ryan burlingame sunny as you work your way down the peninsula 64 in san carlos 65 in mount view the south bay looking nice tomorrow, 65 degrees not as windy in san jose will be breezy at times 64 cupertino when the over the mountain top 60's in the pleasant and also into hayward 66 degrees in walnut creek 66 1 a warm response and conquer in the north bay over the mountains going to be gusty some but gusts 40 maybe some 50 mile an hour gusts over the mountain tops breezy in the north bay 67 degrees in santa rosa see get the idea. nice day ahead you're going to see some sunshine and plan a little bit of wind. overnight lows going to be a little chilly little frosty start early on in the morning

commute but by noontime parts of the north bay we'll be checking in with some light showers, especially up towards northernoma and napa counties by your evening commute driving home from work, we'll be in the midst of some light to moderate shower activity so watch out for that you do have any plans of travel to start the weekend or just driving home from work, we'll be running into like the some showers tomorrow. we drive back out after that point a couple of sprinkles possible on sunday for the northern edge of the state not expecting those in the bay and then comes wednesday into our tuesday night into wednesday, our next chance of rainfall on into next week to get the picture here we have a pattern set up that is bringing multiple waves of rain fall continually into the bay area just something to be thankful for santa rosa and napa half moon bay hayward could see a quarter of an inch of rain well areas like san francisco oakland, san jose closer to a 10th of an inch of rain is in the forecast for you this is especially good news considering so far this season we've seen drought conditions expanding esp

northern ireland. milder in southern england where we have a lot of cloud. the thick cloud and pockets of lightcent sunshine, showers, mainly northern ireland, more frequent showers coming to northern and western scotland. the winds will ease through the day, but temperatures typically around seven -10 temperatures typically around seven — 10 celsius and those temperatures will fall quickly again across more sheltered eastern areas with those clearer skies. still a fuchsia was continuing out to the west and we need to look to the west to see where our weather is coming from early next week because atlantic winds, south—westerly winds are heading our way and they will bring rain as well. a bright enough start for many eastern parts, a bit chilly early on monday. cloud will increase, rain here and there, most of the rain sitting in over the hills of western scotland, some for northern ireland as well and temperatures creeping up to around 9-11 c temperatures creeping up to around 9—11 c so getting milder. into tuesday and the rain is still stuck mainly across scotland and northern ireland. 6enera

northern isles. now, through saturday evening and saturday night, that band of clouds and rain, becoming light and patchye'll see clearing skies away from those showers continuing mainly in scotland. and the winds will gradually ease as well, so it points to a colder night. temperatures could be easily down to 4 or 5 degrees. but across southern parts of england, south of the mit, mainly, we could be left with a fair bit of cloud on sunday. a little rain now and again but on the whole generally dry. further north, more in the way of sunshine. we keep some showers going across northern ireland, and in particular into scotland. again, they could be quite heavy. it's going to be a cooler day, i think. for many places, temperatures are going to struggle to make double figures. but it won't be as windy on sunday. now, looking ahead into the early parts of next week, and the wind direction changing back to more of a south—westerly. a little bit milder, but we've got weather fronts on the scene as well. they're going to bring cloud and rain. it looks like the wettest weather through monday, and into tuesday, wi