devon? >> reporter: that first case set off many alarm bells. this was not something happening in a foreign country where the virus had reached someone else's shores. it had reached our community. back then, it was difficult to imagine just how this virus would explode, how we would spread from coast to coast. it was also difficult to imagine, a year ago, that, one year later, we would still be in the thick of the fire. outside san jose's regional medical center, a grieving family gathers. their beloved matriarch is leaving the hospital, just not the way they imagined or hoped she would. they tell me, they planned to follow her from the hospital to the gravesite. her death from covid-19 , part of the terrible toll this disease has had on the community for an entire year. >> we are not through this. >> reporter: dr. paul socha runs the regional emergency deponent. is the hospital that has treated more coronavirus patients death for some time to come. >> reporter: a year ago, sunday, dr. sara cody announced the first-known case of the coronavirus

devon, where did all those animals go? >> reporter: they moved those animals to the santa cruz county fairgrounds. that is where they are still at this hour. they say because the fire is not completely out yet, they have not gotten the green light to bring the animals back. >> all right, devin fehely, it looks like the wind is dying down. let me show you some time-lapse video on a couple of wildfire cameras. this was taken before noon when the fires were sending up big plumes of smoke. you can see the test terrain fire crews are dealing with. the national weather service sent us this satellite imagery of the smoke rising from the panther ridge and freedom fires. >> a powerful wind sent trees toppling over all around the bay area. this santa rosa rental cottage was crushed overnight. the tenants are okay. the owner walked us through the damage. >> across the front porch, there was a porch facing that way which is totally gone. the whole roof is under the tree now. and then this whole part was the kitchen. so, thank god they

devon? tremont sheriff's deputies much going door to door this morning. 80% of the people in the evacuation zone. he indicated that they intend to leave. for those that are deciding to stick around, they are getting ready for what could be a rough couple of days. >> we had a couple of neighbors who lost their houses. general despite living in the middle the wildfire that devastated boulder creek december. colin says, he has made a cognitive decision to stay in his home. defining evacuation orders. >> we were not too concerned about our house being an area that's going to get destroyed. we are more worried about being stuck for a few days. the reason we moved to the mountains was to be in the mountains. john emergency manager say, they are concerned that charred and blackened landscape from the cesium fire has left the area honorable to flooding and mudslides. sheriff deputies went door to door, warning people to leave. they say, it's not humanly possible to protect your home from a wall of m

devon? >> reporter: yes, as recently as this morning, the fire department really thought this area had dodged a bullet. the storm's track appeared to shift to the south and with it seemed to go the threat of mudslides. they say all of that has changed now. they want people to hear this message loud and clear. they say the worst of the storm is not over yet. >> reporter: it is burned out areas like this that are of special concern. fears that the ash and and charred ruins of the czu fire could become a river of mud. >> houses and my area are still there but there are some above us that are not. so, i think the concern was, the debris flow could adversely affect us. >> reporter: greg shulman decided to stay behind, despite evacuation orders. he has been out all day assessing the damage to his neighborhood. as the story intensifies, he is now urging neighbors who left to think twice before coming back. >> there are people who want to come home now. and, i am on social media as somebody who is v

. >>> i'm devon feely in downtown porter creek. deputy say, some residents are dealing with evacuation fatigue. they say, they are a resilient bunch but that fatigue is slowing them down and not allowing them to get people out of harm's way as quickly as they would like. chime on the mountains were charred and scarred by the mountain fire. for those that lived there it, they now face the threat of the flood. it has left their sense of humor and perspective online and the edges as well. >> i packed my clothes. some pictures and a bottle of vodka. >> the sheriff's office and their department says, you know the residents are fatigued by year that has brought them the pandemic and evacuation after evacuation. but they say, now is the time to move out of mother nature's way this one last time. >> if you hear something coming down the hill let you it's too late. the only thing to do is just get out of the way right now. >> they have gone door-to-door. employing people to leave. despite all advice, some have chosen to stay. others not dir

i'm joined now in brixton devon fishing industry thought it had so much to gain from leaving the e.u. the post brings a chilling local is one of the throw. of . well i continue to say that cold push in the northeast monsoon has boosted these showers in the south china sea the question is really where they going they seem to be heading directly for malaysia kuala lumpur most likely the focus has a different temperature down below the average as the sun's to overcome deeper heavier maybe longer lasting so that law goes 3 heads and towards northern sumatra that looks fairly wet as well they would have the normal regime of pretty widespread shastra malaysia and indonesia and they stretch across the equator into the north of australia that has a development taking place in the gulf of carpentaria that might well end up as being a tropical cyclone can want to wash probably by sunday generally speaking tropical queen's days with but look for the size we are talking about some of the so temperatures are in the middle to high twenty's as widespread shower reactivity with sun storm struck new s

he wanted to raise £50 for the north devon hospice. he's now raised more than 100,000.oe berry from cheshire, he too loved camping and helping others. he was amazing. he would just spend hours and hours in the garden, even through the middle of winter. he just loved being outside. joe grew up to join the paras, but last year at the age of 21, he died in afghanistan. when lisa saw max's story on bbc news, she remembered joe's old camping kit. i don't want it to sit in the loft, i would prefer it go to some use and i couldn't think of any better use than to help max. so lisa sent max the sleeping bag that kept joe warm when he was a scout. it reminded me ofjoe, because it's just something that joe typically would have done when he was a similar age. what did you think when you got the sleeping bag? i think i nearly cried to be honest, when i read the note and all of it. i realised people in this world are so loving, so caring and it'sjust so nice. so tonightjoe's legacy will be keeping max warm as his charity camp out continues. we'll get the weather in a moment, but firs

, set the afternoon, rain reaching cornwall and devon, southern parts of wales, by about lunchtime, towardsisp air in newcastle and edinburgh around four or 5 degrees. that weather front will sweep across the country, it will bump into the cold air in the north, we are expecting a speu air in the north, we are expecting a spell of sleet and snow across some parts of northern england, the hills and mountains but not exclusively. here is the outlook for the week ahead. you can see from the chris monday we just had to something a lot modric as we go through the course of the week. goodbye. —— something a lot milder. hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. the us is about to reimpose bands on nearly all foreign travellers to slow the spread of new variants of covid—19. slow the spread of new variants of covid-19. ~ slow the spread of new variants of covid-19. . u, . covid-19. with the pandemic worsening — covid-19. with the pandemic worsening and _ covid-19. with the pandemic worsening and more - covid-19. with the pandemic. worsening and more contagions various spreading —— contagion va

some showers for northern ireland, west wales, devon and cornwall and more for eastern scotland and englandlands as we go through the afternoon. could be some sleet and snow mixing in with those. another pretty chilly day on saturday. as we get into sunday, as is area of high pressure wobbles its way northwards, we slightly shift the wind direction. the wince. to come in from the north—east and will be stronger by sunday as well, so it is going to feel particularly raw in those strong winds. but that will focus showers into eastern areas, whereas further west it should be dry by this stage. those temperatures will struggle, as i mentioned. add on the strength of the wind and it will feel really cold and raw. into the start of next week, high—pressure to the north, lower pressure down to the south. quite a few white lines on the chart squashing together. that shows it. be windy to monday and into tuesday, particularly across the southern pa rt particularly across the southern part of the uk. that wind coming from a relatively cold place so it'll stay chilly actually throughout the coming wee

, interestingly, over the weekend the president in his administration trying to burrow in a former devon nunes. so the senate trial, if donald trump thinks that pardoning himself would heighten the chances of being convicted in the senate, that's a reason for him not to do it. in addition to the fact that many lawyers think it wouldn't stick. so all of those things are swirling around in donald trump's head. the same with his children. again, what is going to determine donald trump's decision is not propriety, it's not morality, it's going to be his perception of what benefits him the most as he prepares to leave the presidency and face legal jeopardy as well as jeopardy. >> i want to ask you as far as axios, as you were reporting, they talk about president trump in the oval office, some of his lawyers, meaning sild my powell calling. what happens? she has been a grand conspiracy theorist as we know saying dock cockamamy things. he puts her on speaker phone and says, like, he thinks the is stone cold crazy. he tells the crowd and takes her off speaker phone, what are you going to do abou

john kay, bbc news, devon.ht in if people don't obey the lockdown rules. coronavirus cases continue to rise here — and with this bigger spike, of course, there is a higher percentage of "young people" becoming infected — some of them serious. a 20—year—old from cambridgeshire who's spent a week in intensive care says he can't believe young people are in denial about the virus. jay clack fell ill on 27 december. within five days, 80% of his lungs has stopped functioning. he even had a goodbye phone call with his family. thankfully, he is now recovering — and he has been speaking tojon ironmongerfrom his hospital bed. shallow breathing this is jay. he's 20 years old and suffers with asthma. but just after christmas, he got covid, too. so i've got a headache, shortness of breath, and then i was bedbound. i was calling my dad and sister, like, drenched in sweat. i couldn't move, i couldn't eat. they had to literally physically get me out of bed to go to the toilet because my body was in shock. he was admitted to hi

scotland, pembrokeshire, northern ireland, down to cornwall and devon.th the temperatures struggling. three to four degrees briefly during the day. not a lot of change, it will stay till. —— jill. welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: new national lockdowns in england and scotland as a surge in cases of the new coronavirus variant threatens to overwhelm the health systems. france speeds up its vaccination programme after a sluggish start draws an angry rebuke from president macron. back on the campaign trail, president trump and joe biden hold rallies in georgia ahead of runoffs that'll decide which party controls the senate. the us says it'll appeal against the uk's refusal to extraditejulian assange — a judge in london says the wikilea ks founder is at risk of suicide.

the top of the table before the game, but it was the visitors bristol who took the lead early on in devondra made sure of bristol's win over the defending champions by 20—7. meanwhile newcastle falcons continued their good run of form with their 5th win of the season. they comfortably saw off struggling gloucester 22—10 at kingston park. george mcguigan burrowing over for their third and final try. australia appear on course to win the third test against india after a sublime bowling and fielding display on day three at the sydney cricket ground. india were all out for 244. australia closed on 103—2, a lead of 197 runs. nick parrott reports. australia may no longer boast the top—ranked test batsmen, but they do still have the world's number—one bowler. that man is pat cummins and this is why he is the best. he had dismissed one of india's two top scorers yesterday and added the other intraday‘s devastating display, ending with four wickets forjust 29 display, ending with four wickets for just 29 runs. display, ending with four wickets forjust 29 runs. it wasn'tjust display, ending with fo

devon? >> one of those fires broke out in the valley behind me. >> reporter: it was high on the hillside above a ranch for rescued animals. the owner of that ranch described a toweri wall of flames. which she said threatened dons of her animals. she says this morning it was really controlled chaos. she said she had about an hour to get 30 animals to safety. now, she says her team sprung into action. but even so, she says it was really tough, dealing with animals that were understandably skittish and scared. >> you can see the redwoods that are probably 100 feet tall, burned all the way up to the top. from a distanc asmeobab even >> coming up this road was surreal, because people were riding a horse down, or by hand or by trailer. >> reporter: the cause of this fire is under litigation. those animals removed from the rescue ranch to the santa cruz county fairgrounds say they are going to stay there until this fire is out, and they get the all clear to bring those animals back. in santa cruz c

problem it's just a problem is famous devon up and libel wimbledon don't know that we did i'm probably going to wait with them living 2 doors away so we passed a law in 1988 of the fair housing act it proclaims that fair housing. is a part of the american way of life. the mandate given to nurses prevent discrimination but to actually affirmatively go out and say how do we decide. so the government betrays that. i find as i travel across the country that. whether we're talking about white americans or people who may be robot and other minority groups like the mexican americans i rest. just like the black americans what everybody wants is an equal chance to have a piece of the action that the federal government has never enforced. and that state and local governments do not enforce the. federal policy but it's the local administration of these policies that often the black people receive discriminatory treatment hello my name is. part of a. hello my name is graham wellington and i'm calling about the apartment for rent on park street. so what does this mean to me. the places that were se

especially in the western isles of scotland, northern ireland, pembrokeshire, down into cornwall and devon the day. compare that to wednesday. not an awful lot of change. it was stay pretty chilly. welcome to bbc news — my name's mike embley. our top stories: new national lockdowns in england and scotland as a surge in cases of the new coronavirus variant threatens to overwhelm the health systems. back on the campaign trail — president trump and joe biden hold rallies in georgia ahead of runoffs to decide which party controls the senate. france speeds up its vaccination programme after a sluggish start draws an angry rebuke from president macron. the us says it'll appeal against the uk's refusal to extraditejulian assange — a judge in london says the wikilea ks founder is at risk of suicide.

and back to iceland again in particular devon fossa is attracted to the rugged landscapes of the high north he returns to them again and again. he's devoted an entire photo book to the region nordic islands with images from over 80 trips to greenland norway the faroes and of course iceland. he selected 160 images out of some 600004 the volume not in easy task. for me she stressed me still shooting at this isn't the best part of the work for me is that all since the best part is being outdoors and i've always been that way and i'm fairly unemotional tylox the door to my office and my studio and switch my cellphone to the white rose and then i look through all the shots bam bam bam bam look i don't spend much time evaluating that i'm beat if an image doesn't jump out at me right away it's gone up to spec. these days fausta shoots about 40 percent of his photos from a drone his aerial images appear in international documentaries the flying camera has the added advantage of not leaving any tracks on iceland's most for instance. if you know if you saw flesh it takes many of these lichens a

devon? >> reporter: just a light rain at this moment, but the rain for much of the afternoon was unrelenting. the fire department had a message they wanted people to receive loud and clear. they say if you have not left, now is the time to leave, and if you did leave, now is not the time to come back. >> reporter: for hours, the powerful and unforgettable storm sat on top of the santa cruz mountains, dumping rain on the black and remnants of the czu wildfire, reigniting fears of flooding and mudslides that have largely ebbed overnight. >> i would actually urge you to pre-please reconsider to leave. we react to whatever comes down we prepare as best as we can, but we are told that there is going to be an impending storm, we gear up and get ready. >> reporter: fire chief mark bingham monitored the storm past midnight and for a time for his community might be spared. the storm track had shifted south, lessening the threat of mudslides. by midday, the rain came roaring back. >> reporter: greg sh

it would walk off with devon if. one suddenly cut a can come on a pull decide the tests picked up a hot man and now they heading to hospital for a thorough check up. doctors have to do an ultrasound to make sure they heart's a functioning normally if they know the boys will be disqualified. so incredibly stressful these boys have quieted some of them for years to get to the stage to join the caucus and this test could mean the end their dreams. it takes just a few minutes but the doctors giving anything away will have to wait for the results back at the camp. the uncertainty is excruciating. when i. get. home or that if they fail they'll have to leave immediately. well you want. i'm really hoping that by and cut it could have passed. but at the gates it's clear the news isn't. all so sorry about. how you doing. the text tests showed an abnormality with his harsh prolonged intense exercise could cause sudden death. he can never be a soldier in the british army what do you plan to do. to a mother's home back to the vil

and things did not get much better with devon, he was knocked away from the net. they won 7-3, the third time this season the sharks have allowed five or more goals in a game. college basketball, usf and santa clara have put the pause button on their season due to covid-19. both the teams postponed next three games each. stanford men's and women's best cabal, lifting the band ban and contact sports, teams have been playing their home games in santa cruz. up next, possibly the san jose sharks coming back to the tank. and we will be right back.>> a live look out toward the wet >>> tonight fans i remembering kobe bryant. >> one year ago today bryant was killed along with his daughter and seven others in a helicopter crash in calabasas. fans were kobe's jersey and some hugged each other while others left signs.>> what i learned grow when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to

and all british catch landed at brick some in devon these waters have been fished by british and european boats for centuries making fish 8 to 10 making issue in the bronx it battle for sovereignty but while british fishes were at the forefront of the march to brics it the promise of winning back control of their waters has been broken a small increase in quota after a 5 year transition period some e.u. access retained many here feel they were the price to be paid for a u.k. e.u. trade deal it's not what we wanted it's not what we asked for. i think we all knew deep down that. we get. shafted. uses a lever. but then we all thought it would be this bad. fishing accounts for a tiny fraction of the u.k. economy yet its importance in the trade talks has been far greater than that one of the last major issues to be resolved remember the breaks in vision was about taking back control of britain's laws of its borders and of its waters it's turned out that at least part of that vision was an illusion of probably one of the only remaining voting fisherman you'll find there is another couple but no

and things did not get much better with devon, he was knocked away from the net. they won 7-3, the third time this season the sharks have allowed five or more goals in a game. college basketball, usf and santa clara have put the pause button on their season due to covid-19. both the teams postponed next three games each. stanford men's and women's best cabal, lifting the band ban and contact sports, teams have been playing their home games in santa cruz. up next, possibly the san jose sharks coming back to the tank. and we will be right back.>> a live look out toward the wet new w year's s resolutionos cocome and go.o. so g give your b business more t than resolulutions... give it t solutions,s, from c comcast bususiness. work m more efficiciently witht internetet and advananced wi. make youour businessss safer with p powerful cybersrsecurity sosolutions. and d stay produductive with 24/4/7 support.t. make thihis year's resolutitn bebetter solututions. bounce f forward witith cocomcast busisiness. geget started d with a powerfulul internett anand voice sosolution

some showers for northern ireland, west wales, devon and cornwall and more for eastern scotland and englandmidlands as we go through the afternoon. could be some sleet and snow mixing in with those. another pretty chilly day on saturday. as we get into sunday, this area of high pressure wobbles its way northwards, we slightly shift the wind direction. the winds will come in from the north—east and will be stronger by sunday as well, so it is going to feel particularly raw in those strong winds. but that will focus showers into eastern areas, whereas further west it should be dry by this stage. those temperatures will struggle, as i mentioned. add on the strength of the wind and it will feel really cold and raw. into the start of next week, high—pressure to the north, lower pressure down to the south. quite a few white lines on the chart squashing together. that shows it will be windy to monday and into tuesday, particularly across the southern part of the uk. that wind coming from a relatively cold place so it'll stay chilly actually throughout the coming week and we are likely to see some

the president will be room awarding the highest civilian honor tomorrow, to devon nunez, the ranking republican on the house intelligence committee, and the president is expected to give the same award to congressman jim jordan of ohio next week. >>> an audio recording of president trump talking to george's secretary of state is raising a lot of legal questions tonight. in the audio released by washington post, he urged secretary brad roethlisberger to find him enough votes to overturn election results. >> will look, all i want to do is this, i just want to find 11,780 votes, one more than we have. because we won the state. >> in the call, he also threatened brad rothenberg or with criminal consequences if he refused to pursue false claims of voter fraud. it lasted one hour, with brad roethlisberger thanking the president for his time. >>> nancy pelosi was reelected speaker of the house as the 117th congress convened for the first time. she wanted 216 votes, nearly beating kevin mccarthy of bakersfield. the next few years may be his may be her final term. she's faced with the challen

to the south, in wet cornwall and devon, temperatures of around ten degrees and outbreaks of rain. cold air in the north, so we will see wintry weather across the pennines, the hills and the mountains of scotland. to the south of that it will be raining quite a lot and of course very mild. these are overnight temperatures, no lower than ten in plymouth, nine in london, but in scotland we still have a frost. where it is below freezing it is snow, so this is hill and mountain weather here when you can see the snow. to the south of that, rain and sleet mixing across the pennines. it really will not be very pleasant. some higher elevations will almost certainly get a fresh covering of snow. south of that it's just the rain, which is a real nuisance. we've had a lot of rainfall across this part of the world. more to come. thursday, for the bulk of england and wales, the afternoon is looking mostly dry. it will probably be drizzly and murky in places. but very mild, 1a potentially in london. in scotland, still cold, and we have that snow falling. how much snow could we get? for some of t

on devon ash with sports his n.b.a. basketball teams react with dismay it to the scenes in washington d.c. with several players it taking the need to protest against this doubling of the capital and the decision not to charge at police officer who shot a black man in wisconsin. welcome to the news hour it's now quiet in capitol hill and why. d.c. about 24 hours after hundreds of donald trump supporters stormed the premises in a failed attempt to block congress from certifying joe biden's election when it was only in the early hours of thursday that congress finally certified the results or 4 people died in the chaos that followed the attend to stop the vote certification and democrats and some prominent republicans are now accusing donald trump of inciting the violence some are even demanding his cabinet should invoke the 25th amendment of the constitution to remove him from office on the grounds he's unfit or trump later said there would be a peaceful transition of power despite disagreeing with the outcome how to cast

and back to iceland again in particular devon fossa is attracted to the rugged landscapes of the high north he returns to them again and again. he's devoted an entire photo book to the region nordic islands with images from over 80 trips to greenland norway the pharaohs and of course iceland. he selected 160 images out of some 600004 the volume not in easy task. finishes doesn't he still showing that this isn't the best part of the worst for me is that all since the best part is being outdoors spinouts image i've always been that way and i'm fairly unemotional i lock the door to my office and my studio and switch my cellphone to the white rose went on and then i look through all the shots bam bam bam bam walk but i don't spend much time evaluating them and b if an image doesn't jump out at me right away it's gone up to spec. these days fausta shoots about 40 percent of his photos from a drone his aerial images appear in international documentaries the flying camera has the added advantage of not leaving any tracks on iceland's mosse for instance. if you let use a flash it takes many o

. >> on the ice, devon making his first start in goal for the sharks. early third period. san jose, tolling st. louis 4- 3. tying the game at four. about six minutes later jordan with the four defenders around him. got a shot off and it's -- scores. that proved to be the game winner. st. louis wins 5-4. the sharks have allowed ten goals in the last two games. nfl with defensive coordinator robert sala. 49ers promote from with into fill his position. today they -- ryans as their next defensive coordinator. is he a five year removed player from his probowl days and most recently served in shanahan's insideline backer coach. the team promoted run game coordinator mike mcdaniel to offensive coordinator despite that last one, shanahan still will call the plays for the 49ers offense. that's the latest in sports. see you tonight. >>> time is 4:57. still ahead in the next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a new frightening twist to debit card hacks. fraud hacks. people are now breaking in to edd accounts and taking them over. >> and another look outside before

and back to iceland again in particular devon fossa is attracted to the rugged landscapes of the high north he returns to them again and again. he's devoted an entire photo book to the region nordic islands with images from over 80 trips to greenland norway the pharaohs and of course iceland. he selected 160 images out of some 600004 the volume not in easy task. for me she's just me still shooting at this isn't the best part of the worst for me is that all since the best part is being outdoors. i've always been that way and i'm fairly unemotional i lock the door to my office and my studio and switch my cellphone to the white rose and then i look through all the shots bam bam bam bam walk but i don't spend much time evaluating them and b. if an image doesn't jump out at me right away it's gotta pop the spec. these days fausta shoots about 40 percent of his photos from a drone his aerial images appear in international documentaries the flying camera has the added advantage of not leaving any tracks on iceland's must for instance. feel if you saw flesh it takes many of these lichens and

up getting you ready to meet the devons then joining me right just do it under a w. . and you hear me now here's here's we're going to you and how the last years german chancellor will bring you i'm going to makeover and you've never had to have a surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves are employed also who talked to people who followed her along the way admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping her legacy joining us from echoes last i. don't want an immigrant's. they know the police will stop that. is the solution and their flight could be fatal but going back is not an option. i'm on and on but you are stuck in the spanish border area up there there waiting for a chance that will probably never come shattered dreams starts january 18th on t w. this is d.w. news live from berlin today it's out with 2020 and in that with. all 3 do you know how. to make the most of. the split now official britain ends its half a century membership in the european union and we'll take a look at the changes ahead as one era

and back to iceland again in particular devon fossa is attracted to the rugged landscapes of the high north he returns to them again and again. he's devoted an entire photo book to the region nordic islands with images from over 80 trips to greenland norway the faroes and of course iceland. he selected 160 images out of some 600004 the volume not in easy task. for me she stressed me still showing that this isn't the best part of the worst for me is that all since the best part is being outdoors. i've always been that way and i'm fairly unemotional i lock the door to my office and my studio and switch my cellphone to the white rose went on and then i look through all the shots bam bam bam bam walk but i don't spend much time evaluating them and b if an image doesn't jump out at me right away it's gone up to spec. these days fausta shoots about 40 percent of his photos from a drone his aerial images appear in international documentaries the flying camera has the added advantage of not leaving any tracks on iceland's most for instance. if you know if you saw a flash and it takes many of

and back to iceland again in particular devon fossa is attracted to the rugged landscapes of the high north he returns to them again and again. he's devoted an entire photo book to the region nordic islands with images from over 80 trips to greenland norway the faroes and of course iceland. he selected 160 images out of some 600004 the volume not in easy task. for me she's doesn't he still showing that this isn't the best part of the works for me is that all since the best part is being outdoors spinouts image and i've always been that way and i'm fairly unemotional i lock the door to my office and my studio and switch my cellphone to the light rose went on and then i look through all the shots bam bam bam bam look i don't spend much time evaluating them i'm beat if an image doesn't jump out at me right away it's got up to spec. these days fausta shoots about 40 percent of his photos from a drone his aerial images appear in international documentaries the flying camera has the added advantage of not leaving any tracks on iceland's most for instance. feel if you saw a flash it takes ma

well with a covert pen devon dominated headlines over the past year there hasn't been there has been rather much less reporting on war torn yemen images of malnourished children rarely make it to the top of the news but the suffering continues in the meanwhile 5000000 people in yemen are threatened with starvation and the u.n. says almost half of the population will go hungry this year every day from 7 in the morning until one in the afternoon isa and moosa collect plastic bottles on the streets of sanaa to bring to a recycling company. it's a tough job for 2 children aged $9.12 it earns them about one euro 50 a day which is just enough to bring home a small amount of food and they have to skip school having only our father is sick we have to look after him there's not enough money for a school back or notebooks. alone below most of. the crisis in yemen has hit children particularly hard the result of 5 years of civil war a naval blockade and economic decline and the situation could worsen dramatically this winter with more and more undernourished children being brought to the countr

a gritting lorry overturned in devon, as drivers were warned only to travel if absolutely necessary. the flakes came down thick and fast across large swathes of the uk. this was a snowy scene in newport. four coronavirus vaccination centres in south wales were forced to shut. the met office says by the middle of the week, the cold and wintry conditions will give way to wet and windy ones, leading to fears of flooding. simon jones, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather, with nick miller. hello. still some very difficult conditions on the roads this evening, if you have to be travelling, particularly into the midlands. the snow will eventually clear away southwards tonight. the last of it clearing the far south—east in the early hours, turning very icy behind that. and with these wintry showers that pep up across northern scotland as the night goes on. —7, —8, could be yours, with the deepest snow in the midlands. we start off on monday morning with a widespread frost, widespread ice, too so still treacherous on untreated roads, pavements, again if you have to be out in the

in devon, students are having to come in to school because of poor connectivity at home.nviting in children who are internet vulnerable at the moment on the basis that they can't access some of the work, and that has an enormous impact. it's not right, it's not fair. we wouldn't even be having this argument if it was about dirty water or a lack of electricity. people have an advantage over me because they have better broadband. just because i live on a farm, doesn't mean i should have bad internet. the government says that half of homes will have access to gigabit broadband by the end of the year, but many rural communities are concerned that the divide between town and country will only widen. sian lloyd, bbc news. that's it from me. now on bbc news — amanda ruggeri explores the new technology that is allowing archaeologists to explore the hundreds of mayan structures that are still hidden beneath the amazon. located in northern guatemala, the maya biosphere reserve is the largest rainforest north of the amazon and one of the world's most important hotspots for biodivers

getting are you ready to meet the devons and join a break just do it under. how do bees know which blossom to land on for the best nectar scientists studying flower to insect communication have an electrifying answer. animal testing is very controversial how viable are the alternatives. researchers are using a fresh method to study organ tissue in a new light. welcome to tomorrow today. medical professionals have various ways of looking inside the bodies of their patients an x. ray machine passes radiation through the body to capture an image on film. ultrasound and on the other hand works with sound waves. and magnetic resonance imaging or m.r.i. uses magnetic fields but now there is a new method that allows doctors to see right through all of. this mouse can help researchers analyze all kinds of bodily functions from hell blood vessels and nerve tracks run turning organs are constructed. it's possible because. mouses tissue has been made transparent up to now this hadn't been possible with human tissue. but now chemist john gel from the 1000000 university i

some showers for northern ireland, west wales, devon and cornwall and more for eastern scotland and englandwith those. another pretty chilly day on saturday. as we get into sunday, this area of high pressure wobbles its way northwards, we slightly shift the wind direction. the winds will come in from the north—east and will be stronger by sunday as well, so it is going to feel particularly raw in those strong winds. but that will focus showers into eastern areas, whereas further west it should be dry by this stage. those temperatures will struggle, as i mentioned. add on the strength of the wind and it will feel really cold and raw. into the start of next week, high—pressure to the north, lower pressure down to the south. quite a few white lines on the chart squashing together. that shows it will be windy to monday and into tuesday, particularly across the southern part of the uk. that wind coming from a relatively cold place so it'll stay chilly actually throughout the coming week and we are likely to see some rain, sleet and snow at times. this is bbc news, these are the latest headlines

we've got a scrum in front of the net and azeem cadre will squirt it past devon, dude, nick.s one nothing abs, and that was gonna be plenty, although for good measure nice three onto brake qadri again for the abs assisting andre burke housekeeper who deflected past smoking. do nick and it is to nothing 393 nothing. is your final shark's fault. 23 and five on the season so far got little time. so why not check this out back by popular demand? you gotta study this closely. this is sparring match. these guys. this is called toe to toe sparring. it does it. look to you like any of those punches or doing damage. you know everything, and yeah, i got to see this picture. yeah. e got to see this checking himself out in front of the mirror on hey, likes what he sees. i think, although at one point i was just so she could hear any singing. at one point that i think he thinks he's a tough dog right shows his team that's weak because where do you find this stuff? to disk? our in the internet. to disk? our in the internet. take the elevator away. hi. hey. evening, folks. come on in. hi. w

so, through northern ireland, west wales, devon and cornwall, parts of northeast scotland, the easternll feel chilly. those are the top temperatures through the afternoon, 2—5 celsius. these showers in eastern england are likely to drift further inland through parts of the midlands and into wales. could even get a brief covering of snow in places through saturday night. as we get into sunday, a subtle change. because this area of high pressure to the west shifts up to the north. as the high changes shape, the wind direction changes as well. instead of the northerly winds we are going to have a north—easterly wind. a subtle shift but it will focus the showers into eastern areas and provide a bit of shelter out west. so northern ireland, wales, the south—west should see drier weather with some sunshine on sunday. but that the north—easterly wind will be quite wet. it is to feel quite raw i think with temperatures on the thermometer 4—6 celsius. it could feel colder than that. into the start of next week, still high pressure to the north. quite a few white lines you'll see here on the cha

meanwhile, hundreds of miles away, devon has one of the lowest rates of infection in england but nowhereole country needs to be treated the same really. it's probably just treated the same really. it's probablyjust easierfor treated the same really. it's probably just easier for the whole country to go into lockdown and then see the whole rates decline in a bigger start again after the. i headed back in march and when i had it, obviously getting it done here was very rare. i wouldn't wish it anybody. i think whatever it takes to protect who we need to protect, it's worth it. just a few days ago, the people of whole hoped they might move down a tear. those hopes now dashed and university students here and across the country have been told they won't be returning to campus just yet —— hull. gutted, sad, i'm a uni student so i feel a little bit down. boris and talk about universities. gutted, feels like when not going anywhere in 10 months. work now, obviously the key workers can still work on things like that but we both live on our own. like, obviously because there are family and friends

are you ready to meet the devons and join me right just do it under a w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll. just through the text and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and the information on the chrono lara's or any other science topic you should really check out our talk cast you can get it wherever you go your podcast you can also find us at dot com slash science. bloggers students activists and their children thank you both fled the roofs and the all foreign terror and regime in power that its surprises and persecutes dissidents over the past months ever more people have been fleeing the country they had to neighboring lithuania and e.u. member and saw most of the 3 baltic republics then a time your call your governor and her team do what they can to help. it. just 25 kilometers from here and bella rooster but people are fighting for their freedom. out of freedom of expression for the right just to take to the streets. natalee or call the arc of our lives in lithuania as capital vilnius we spent a few days with her that. natalee wa

and all british catch landed at bricks in devon these waters have been fished by british and european boats for centuries making fish issue in the brink battle for sovereignty but while british fishers were at the forefront of the march to break the promise of winning back control of their waters has been broken a small increase in quota after a 5 year transition period some e.u. access retained many here feel day with a price to be paid for a u.k. e.u. trade deal. i think we're down that we get. phishing accounts for a tiny fraction of the u.k. economy yet its importance in the trade talks has been far greater than that one of the last major issues to be resolved remember the breaks in vision was about taking back control of britain's laws of its borders and of its waters it's turned out that at least part of that vision was an illusion of probably one of the only remaining voting fisherman you'll find there is another couple but now i'm. happily walking around the quay saying i told you so but i am walking manically saying i told you so here we are so postboys correct. and it was al

among those targeted, cecil rhodes in oxford, sir francis drake in devon, sir winston churchill in parliamentlic consultation required to get rid of them. writing in today's sunday telegraph, the communities secretary, robertjenrick, says statues should not be "removed on a whim or at the behest of a baying mob." "or by the decree of a cultural committee" of what he calls "town hall militants and woke worthies." but some question how much difference changing the law would actually make. here in bristol, politicians and the public debated for years about removing the colston statue, but in the end it came down suddenly during a protest. would this new law have changed that? we are beginning to come to a consensus. this historian says a national conversation is already making progress, and he worries ministers talking about baying mobs could inflame things. i think what we need is moderation and discussion. and i think that the language that was used today actually creates more division when in fact government can be a force for consensus—building, and finding a unified, british approach. the g

the sharks tonight, playing their first non arizona game in san jose and devon do nick in net instead for the sharks. sharks led to nothing after a period, but now it's too too on a power play. evander kane's find brent burns in front of the net, and burns gets the job done the sharks and fronts reading, too, but the blue scored four times in the period 43 st louis and the third a shot a deflection of redirect my logan couture back even at four h, just four minutes. into the period and six minutes later, though, on a line change the sharks defense doesn't seem, he said. jordan cairo out takes the shot blues her back and fun, and that's how it ended. 5 to 4 st louis sharks wanted to in the young season, they'll stay in st louis to play the blues again on wednesday, and this is scheduled to be an olympic year, which means the u. s women's soccer team is tuning up in orlando tonight against colombia already had one. nothing in the 33rd minute to us does a little pin balling in front of the club gold lindsay veranda carly lloyd to samantha mew s newest had scored the first u. s goal. it w