a sort of diplomatic recognition of east germany. and in a way this also acknowledged the delusion of germany which a 1000000 letter writers had condemned and the british sent their 1st embassador so it was of course no longer opportune to continue running a program that was a constant thorn in the side of east germany's authorities. and hardly any letters were getting through to london the head of the b.b.c.'s german service informed the foreign office. postal tax would simply become too effective. after almost 25 years on signed letters was discontinued without warning $974.00 much to the disappointment of its listeners in east germany. all of you like in allen and karl-heinz bush are meeting for the 1st time in front of the prison in the city of candidates once known as karl marx when our life paths to different towns. from here west germany paid east germany to release political prisoners an average of 40000 marks some 20000 euros. for most prisoners who were taken to casper prison it was the last stop before a new life in freedo

by contrast harrison's trips to east berlin wall ways are special topic for east germany's feared secret police. they always kept close watch over. her. during her research susanna shared lish found a large number of documents that illustrate the actions the stasi took against the b.b.c. . codenamed operation thrower one document accuses the broadcaster of psychological warfare. and alston her of being british by. caring for the stasi asked him harrison was the number one enemy or at least one of the number one enemy is. he ran the incitement program with the unassigned letters that him to discredit and possibly top of the east german government it's thought so discreetly. to stilt and decide that's why they had to bring him down. playing. for years leipzig was harrison's preferred travel destination he always went to the spring trade france where it was easier for foreign journalists to enter and get a feel for the current mood in east germany. but harrison was never alone. always had its sights on him. and while he was out and about in a city his hotel room was in conspicuously searche

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east germany. dear radio london you give us hope help us please do it we trust you for decades thousands of east germans wrote to the b.b.c. reporting the day to day and political problems in their lives. but the letter writers had no idea that the popular b.b.c. radio programme. at the center of a propaganda battle in divided germany. in 1938 block would become the b.b.c. world service began radio broadcasts from london to other countries and languages their food london calling body of law and i'm. sorry that you were so that the asylum ali. the b.b.c. also began broadcasting to germany and 938 when the war began a year later listening to it was bad but many risked their lives to tune into it as a reliable and reputable news source after the war ended the b.b.c. developed a special service for what became east germany because it received more and more letters from there at the beginning of the $950.00 s. the program unsigned letters began intended as a counterbalance to communist media it quickly

this has become a nightly scene in the east jerusalem neighborhood of shakes. vigils and protests aggressively broken up by israeli security forces at stake the homes of hundreds of palestinians long subject to an eviction campaign the current tensions were sparked partly by this viral video in which local woman could confront a jewish settler you almost marry her. it was the dollar judgment of just how close mourners family and 3 others are to being forced out they've lodged a final appeal with israel's supreme court which is now saying it will hold another session on monday morning as father bill who's already had one house seized by settlers fears what could happen if the court rules against them. will be in the streets because all of us like me we are old people we don't work we don't have incomes and the cheapest went around here is $2000.00 how can we afford the homes were built for palestinian refugees in an arrangement between the united nations and jordan during the period of jordanian rule after 948 a jewish settler organization says the land was owne

i'm a resident of plaza east. just to be quick, more of the main concern, i know things can't be done as fast as we expect, but having proper office staff that can actually handle people's paperwork and the recertifications properly, and maybe you guys would be more on track with your funding and actually getting payments in? we've had problems with that over the years, and like i said, i've been here 11 years and i've seen a number of things? as far as jumping quickly, because i know i don't have much time, the reorganization and rebuilding, giving us new appliances and fixing little things are all cool, can you done by regular maintenance, but there is water in the wall. like, my back wall is basically coming apart, like, wet tissue, and they clean it up and put a board over it, so there's more work that needs to be done with the structure of the site? second, third, is the adequate safety of everyone, having security. now, i do support miss martha, who is our person who represents us, and also, the other servic

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i'm a resident of plaza east. just to be quick, more of the main concern, i know things can't be done as fast as we expect, but having proper office staff that can actually handle people's paperwork and the recertifications properly, and maybe you guys would be more on track with your funding and actually getting payments in? we've had problems with that over the years, and like i said, i've been here 11 years and i've seen a number of things? as far as jumping quickly, because i know i don't have much time, the reorganization and rebuilding, giving us new appliances and fixing little things are all cool, can you done by regular maintenance, but there is water in the wall. like, my back wall is basically coming apart, like, wet tissue, and they clean it up and put a board over it, so there's more work that needs to be done with the structure of the site? second, third, is the adequate safety of everyone, having security. now, i do support miss martha, who is our person who represents us, and also, the other servic

but this was not known to its listeners in east germany. i think if it had it would probably have stopped people from writing to the b.b.c. and it gives credence to the stasi allegations which say well these people are corresponding with western government agencies and they are providing material to anti communist. functionaries and so they are harming our state the while austin horris and shared the contents of the listener's letters with the foreign ministries in london and bonn can hines bore shot had to serve his sentence in the desert our prison. for juvenile offenders. were the young man separated from family and home for writing a few critical letters it was both traumatic and highly formative. sure to those. is a key experience was this young lieutenant who talked with me as he drove me there . he ended the conversation with the remark you are lucky that you live in east germany today under the nazis we have sent you up the chimney already for legs to shrug but we are. to date there are no official numbers on how many letter writers

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good coverage here in the east bay east bay hills points to the east. certainly sullivan county is the big bull's eye with all of that in the north bay communities in the higher elevations are under the gun for all of us to from or in all the way through to napa as you will there's where it fits together. noticeably, but noticeably absent will be the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains in this go around. now the winds, yes. spilling in from the sacramento valley. we'll cover a lot of the east bay in the north bay. with that with that offshore wind locally might get a little bit of a a sea breeze or a bay breeze along the east bay shoreline potentially with all of that and the impacts will be in terms of humidity levels. let's get to that. watch what happens. 44 the low now. but watch what happens later on today. we go tumbling into the single digits all the way from napa county down to livermore. you can see even to san jose at about 9%. relative humidity with only a little bit higher. you can see off towards the coast. san francisco 33. but half moo

are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. social media sites have been accused of blocking content on the protests instagram removed several videos and photos carrying the save. in english and in arabic including those posted by al-jazeera some activists say their facebook and twitter post were blocked instagram apologized and blamed a bug in the system the other social media platforms haven't yet responded. i. joining us now are our guests in occupied east jerusalem or heard that a political activist and member of the palestinian people's party the p.p.p. in london yossi merkel professor of international relations and associate fellow of the middle east and north africa program at chatham house and in boston rami corey senior public policy fellow and professor at the american university in beirut rami is also a senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school a warm welcome to you all it like to begin occupied east jerusalem with the. we've seen of fictions like this take place over several decades they've happened in other neigh

this is just east of the altamonte pass. you can see the scorched area in this picture that fire grew to about 3 acres. then there was this fire out in sonoma county which burned about 2 and a half acres just west of highway one. oh, one, the cloverdale firefighters were able to save a home that was being threatened and they say this should serve as a good reminder about creating a defensible space around your home because it can make all the difference. right now. kron 4 dot com. we have a section. it's dedicated to drought and wildfire resources. just use your mobile device. the scan, the qr code that's on your screen right now and you're going to be taken directly over to that location. the demands growing for the state to put more money into public health departments across california. this comes after governor newsome rejected requests from local public health officials and state lawmakers to include the funding in his proposed state budget. well, a group of public health officials are asking for 200 million dollars in

codename young person from east germany i am still a child but understand what is going on here in east germany in a school they incite against the capitalist countries. can you please answer my question soon please do it i trust you. can hines poor child from thais found her as one of those youthful letter writers bank that. the son of a homemaker and the accountant he had a pretty typical childhood for his time. i'd have to say i was perhaps an average east german teenager comes off with did all i always had a leading role in the young pioneers group was. in my class i was usually the deputy leader for all and us was so wise for the staff. i only became critical of the developments in east germany in the 7th or 8th grade. then western radio stations i played are also. a lot more total. sing us. like many other young people columbines was enthusiastic about rock n roll which we listen to on stations such as the b.b.c. . but also politically he began to move away from the official thinking of east germany. in 1968 he wrote 2 unsigned letters for the 1st time when he was just 16 years ol

east bay hotter.n fairfield and low 90s in the tri-valley later today. around the bay, 70 in san francisco, 73 alameda and 77 in oakland and we're looking at 80s to about 90 degrees for the north bay and 89 for napa and santa rosa and topping out at 87 for wind zero. extended forecast, cooling it down and higher humidity and ocean breeze kicking in and definitely what we like to see looking at temperatures cooling down through the workweek and especially into the weekend. all right. let's check in with giana with the latest on a crash in morning. >> along highway 12, if working your way near 80 this morning. a few brake lights. a couple of cars tangled up and in fact got stuck together and tow crews are headed to the scene to get the cars separated and cleared out of lanes. right now slow and go conditions in and around the area. highway 12 around red top road near the core deal yeah junction keep that in mind if commuting over there this morning. if headed towards 520 into the ulta mount pass things

east jerusalem is an occupied city. the population there is protected under international humanitarian law. since 1967, it has pursued policies that translated into forced displacement, which means the demolition of palestinian homes, restricting how much they can plant and build, and basically pushing them out of this territory. unless international law human rights are front and center to how the community deals with the situation there in occupied east jerusalem, we will see continued violations of rights, and unfortunately, continuous violation of the palestinians. >> do you see the next government in israel changing course? >> israel is a state with law, unlike many countries in the middle east. they appeal to the supreme court, and the supreme court will make a decision. in israel, we obey the law, and if the ruling of the supreme court is we should l the palestinian continue to live in these houses, we will. it is a legal issue. one group saying it is mine, another group sing no, it is mine. you never know before

for north bay mountains and valleys, east bay hills, east bay interior valleys, areas in orange due to the temperatures soaring to the upper 90s to triple digits. today, the first spare the air alert of the year due to smog as we are looking at moderate air quality for most of the area. east bay we are talking about unhealthy for sensitive groups. 80 in san francisco, 88 oak land, 92 fremont, 95 san jose, triple digit for concord, napa, santa rosa, and livermore. let's check with gianna. that spare the air alert in effect today. >>> if possible, use public transit, ride your bike, car pool. that will help with air pollution today. if you are taking richmond san rafael bridge, we have a trouble spot. a crash blocking number three lane from the left. it's been out there since about 3:45 and traffic is starting to area. keeping an eye on that. looking good into the altamont pass. we are not seeing brake lights or issues, slight slowing from 205 to 580. other than that, an easy ride towards the dublin interchange. look at the travel times in the green. no delays on 580, 80, highway 4 or 10

s. consulate in occupied east jerusalem. however, protests have broken out again in occupied east jerusalem and is ready court was due to a rule on another case of forced evictions, but the court has now adjourned for the day. 6 palestinian families awaiting the decision of the.

followed a long day of anger and violence in occupied east jerusalem where israeli forces stormed out some miles. below my money inside this is al jazeera live from doha palestinian worshippers hopper form the dawn prayer that without further confrontations as israel appears to limit police numbers out the compound. also ahead code 19 vaccines will be available to children as young as 12 after u.s. regulators approve it. children are among $24.00 people killed by israeli asterix on gaza which were launched in response to rocket fire by hamas israel's army says 15 of those killed a fight is and that the rockets fired towards israel injured 6 civilians the overnight exchanges followed a day of violence in occupied east jerusalem sorry force that has the support. for days the question is hung over the simmering city with monday jerusalem day 2 israelis might. in the start of israel's occupation of east jerusalem be the day of definitive violent eruption as the hours tick by the answer came repeatedly grimly in the affirmative at 6 o'clock as threatened hamas launched a long range rocket

so he was planning to divide the middle east between france and britain. and create a belt of english controlled country that stretched across from the mediterranean coast to the mountains of the iranian from and back to the century as a as a affront to britain could control and keep other people away from the red sea and the persian gulf. that was rejected by the bunch i wish the older wiser heads said you know that why work your. way into line 1915 the debunks in committee recommended dividing the ottoman empire into several provinces over which britain would seek influence rather than exercise direct control. but when sykes was sent to the middle east and india he began to revert to his original idea of a british cordon from the mediterranean to iraq. so mark from your knowledge of the air out of the question. where would you say that a legion slot. between us and the french. practically all arabs approach . not exactly anti french but frightened of financial exploitation and they are frightened of french colonial methods. but there are many christians

as ally improved prospects for peace and middle east.the administration left president biden with a much more peaceful and stable and hopeful middle east than it was left by the obama administration. yet, joe biden with only 122 days in office seeing worst outbreak of violence against israel in decades. u.s. israel relations are extremely strained. part of the peace that you and president trump left for president biden dissipate so quickly and what must president biden do to restore peace and stability in the middle east? >>es well fred there's -- multiple pieces to this. but i think it is worth resettingg where we enter this n 2017 you know remember, isis control significant piece of syria, barack obama had walked away from his right red line tht a message of weakness to middle east so we try to restore trust and confidence that built alliance so we don't sending our young kids to fight and die and there were three pieces to this. but there were but three and large pieces to but this you hinted at this we made clear that israel had a ri

anglia and south east england.age for the time of year. it will feel a bit warmer than it has done over the past week if you're in some of that sunshine. there will still be these heavy downpours around but very noticeably overnight, it's not going to be as cold. it will be largely frost—free in the week ahead. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: more than 50 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli forces injerusalem. it follows similar unrest on friday. at least 30 people have been killed — many of them schoolgirls — in a militant attack in the afghan capital, kabul. sadiq khan wins a second term as london mayor in a result much closer than predicted. europe's leaders resist calls by india to waive patents for vaccines, despite the country's worsening covid crisis. and, bits of a chinese space rocket are expected to plunge back to earth in the next few hours, so should we be worried?

interior east bay valleys, the diablo range. also up towardsoing to be ongoi the way through 6:00 on monday morning. so notice our temperatures today with the dry offshore winds, looking more like summer around the bay area. mid-70s near san francisco. low 80s into oakland and hayward. san jose, about 84 degrees. and the warmest places today will be around napa, over to concord, livermore, and fairfield with upper 80s to near 90-degree temperatures will be around today. and we could be seeing this through about tuesday. now, in terms of the peak winds, not seeing much down towards sea level. the top gusts right now, fairfield, north of 30 miles per hour. and on this map, you can see where the peak gusts will be. mainly near the diablo range. gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour, but it's the very dry conditions, unlike the sea breeze, watch what the heating and that dry offshore breeze does. down possibly to single digits at times. no coincidence, it's the inland east bay seeing these red flag conditions through monday. in the seven-da

i'm a resident of plaza east. just to be quick, more of the main concern, i know things can't be done as fast as we expect, but having proper office staff that can actually handle people's paperwork and the recertifications properly, and maybe you guys would be more on track with your funding and actually getting payments in? we've had problems with that over the years, and like i said, i've been here 11 years and i've seen a number of things? as far as jumping quickly, because i know i don't have much time, the reorganization and rebuilding, giving us new appliances and fixing little things are all cool, can you done by regular maintenance, but there is water in the wall. like, my back wall is basically coming apart, like, wet tissue, and they clean it up and put a board over it, so there's more work that needs to be done with the structure of the site? second, third, is the adequate safety of everyone, having security. now, i do support miss martha, who is our person who represents us, and also, the other servic

fill east bay regional parks. but some of the trees that anthony chabot reinhardt redwood regional in tilden park are dead or dying and have been since october. very dramatic and fall and. >> very unusual. so we looking at that more carefully trying to figure out what was susan frankel is with the u.s. forest service day along with cal fire in u c berkeley. >> have been working with the east bay regional parks to determine what is causing the trees to die. they believe it is likely due to the drought. the lack of rainfall trees, not getting enough water. really. we're seeing changes in these ecosystems that we've never seen before. the plan is to remove at least 200 of them just on thursday alone. the impact of these dead and dying trees on wildfire risk is huge because these trees have the ability to burn hotter and faster and they're embers can travel far and could reach nearby homes, you know, trees, they can't move they can't run. and then they don't have water. they just shut down. >> so we're trying to figur

s. consulate in occupied east jerusalem. so we'll look at both of these stories, james space out, the matter i get it is in west jerusalem will be with you shortly. james, starting with her bill, how made it in occupied east jerusalem. a court has adjourned, but there was still plenty of an anger outside the court. the where he has the court has a journal, as the defense lawyer said, well, the court has decided not to take any decision at stake. here was an appeal made by several families who i've received a ruling forcing them to leave their home that the living in the 967 in the neighborhood of the defense lawyer try to do is basically off the court to get the attorney general of israel's involved in this case that would be a very similar pattern that what happened with the shaft ra issue? the reasoning behind that is that the defense lawyer says that that same attorney general had ruled against palestinian family buying land in ships. so he, they want to not put him on this boat and see if he would do the same thing when

ally, peace in the middle east.dministration (the biden which must more peaceful stable and hopeful middle east and it was left by the obama administration yet joe biden was only 122 days in office, we are not seen the worst outbreak of violence against israel in decades. u.s. israel relations are extremely strained, positive piece you and president trump left for president biden dissipated so quickly, what must president biden do to restore peace and stability in the middle east? >> there's multiple pieces to this but it gets more where we entered into thousand 17, you rumor ice is controlled a significant piece, barack obama walked away from his redline there, that's sent a real message to weakness in the middle east. we have begun try to restore confidence and build alliances the so we wouldn't have to send our young kids to fight and die there. there are three pieces. three large pieces but the first, you hinted at this, we made clear israel had the right to defend itself every day and always do what it took to

what our bill, how may didn't occupied east jerusalem. thank you for that, starting to see some pictures coming through as well on the right hand side of your screen of scuffles. the getting is really placed in attendance that it has a similar feel to what we have seen in the past. the tensions i've shut off and, well, any number of israeli settlements illegal is really settlements in the territory in run con, in so one let spring you in. now to i guess just give us a little more about what makes this area. so content just and see it behind yours, that would be maybe you can give us a sort of a little look around there as well. yeah, absolutely. let's start with that 1st. so that's so one over there. now a lot of the families being displaced and have been displaced, i've been displaced, were very simple, reason jewish settlers that stated aim. and this isn't hyperbole, is to get rid of every single palestinian family and occupied easterly slept, make the entire neighborhood jewish. that's stated, aim now they doing that through legal mean

dozens more injured in occupied east jerusalem israeli forces are accused of preventing palestinians from worshipping freedom during the holiest night of ramadan. are not mothers and this is all deserve a live from doha also coming up explosions at a girls' school and couple dozens are killed and injured many of them children as they were leaving class. pakistan begins a 9 day shutdown to contain a surge in covert 19 cases during the muslim holiday of egypt. and spiraling out of control deborah from a chinese rocket is heading back to worse beijing is downplaying fears of damage on the ground. it's been another violent night in occupied east jerusalem with israeli forces cracking down on palestinian protesters the palestinian red crescent says at least 80 people have been injured as armed police try to clear groups gathering in the city police have also blocked muslim. grimm's heading to the al aqsa compound it comes after more than $200.00 people were injured in friday's violence that included the use a rubber coated steel bullets and stun grenades tensions have been running high ov

israeli settlers and white wing activists rally in occupied east jerusalem to markets an exception despite fears of more violence. iraqi protestors turn that anger on iran's consulate in karbala after the killing of a prominent activist tehran come dems the rate of more attacks in afghanistan killed more than 40 people including 20 soldiers. and inspired japanese a tennis star not only osaka says that she feels confident say that the tokyo olympics going ahead also making the comments as a limping thomas bob is that forced to cancel a trip to the country. we begin this news hour with the latest escalation in the israeli palestinian conflict 12 palestinians have been killed in that explosion in gaza it happened as hamas fatah rockets from the strip they were launched in response to what the group called israeli aggression in the al aqsa compound is where they are setting targets across gaza with artillery. earlier the al aqsa mosque compound islams 3rd holiest site was the scene of a violent israeli crackdown these pictures of from inside the mosque is where the forces firing rubber coated

it is busy off the east shore freeway commute.e spot west bound 80 at pal street is cleared off the freeway. look at the red and yellow on censors. you've got brake lights near pal street, 23 minutes. it looks like things are busy along highway 4. >>> alameda county has hoisted a red flag at the fire station here. this is to send the message that we are under a red flag warning. we are keeping an eye on the winds. it's not bad now but we are expecting that to change throughout the day. the bay area made it through the weekend with no major fire incidents. we are not out of the woods yet. the red flag warning that was supposed to expire today will expire tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. the area covered here is several hundred miles long from redding to modesto. in the bay area that covers north bay mountains, east bay hills, interior valleys. we caught up with doug thompson in danville who spent the weekend clearing around his home. he has a crew coming next week to mow the grass in his backyard. he had a close call a couple years ago when a

on the holiest night of ramadan more violence on the streets of occupied east jerusalem. the palestinian protesters threw water bottles israeli security forces use stun grenades foul smelling chemically laced water jets. and close up physical force the this man was beaten on the ground in front of us the. and then i should away into the night with no attempt to detain him it wasn't an isolated incident. so the period just before an around pres was relatively calm here and the mask escape in the last few minutes was a road runner who goes to another night with all the attention and scuffles broke would worry is that another potentially violent night could ensue in the following knows that potential was fulfilled the anger here isn't just about the scenes from iraq so on friday when stun grenades we used inside the mosque itself it's been building over threats to forcibly evict palestinian families from their homes in the east jerusalem neighborhood of shakes. and. people solidarity gave us the power to continue with our peaceful resistance all that is peaceful solidarity a

all this follows monday's violence in occupied east jerusalem hari forsett rounds that up. for days the question is hung over the simmering city would monday jerusalem day 2 israelis marking the start of israel's occupation of east jerusalem be the day of definitive violent eruption as the hours tick by the answer came repeatedly grimly in the affirmative at 6 o'clock as threatened hamas launched a long range rocket attack on jerusalem's outskirts. and by nightfall it was counting a growing number of dead including children as the israeli military struck gaza one blast in the northern city of beit hanoun killed 9 people including 3 children and assad let it out that the children 8 months old were killed mohammad who is getting married 5 days after eat was killed how is this a children's fault girls between the ages of 7 and 9 have died how is this their fault we were just sitting outside the house waiting for the call to prayer from us military sources told us they believed israel was targeting a palestinian islamic jihad fighter who they said had earlier fired an anti-tank

codename young person from east germany i am still a child but understand what is going on here in east germany in a school they incite against the capitalist countries. can you please answer my question soon please do it i trust you. can hines gorge chart from ties found her as one of those youthful letter writers back then. the son of a homemaker and the accountant he had a pretty typical childhood for his time. pong folk well slow on the search i'd have to say i was perhaps an average east german teenager of course but did it well i always had a leading role in the young pioneers group. then class of one my class i was usually the deputy leader for all and us close to my forster for close i only became critical of the developments in east germany in the 7th or 8th grade. in the day the eldest then western radio stations played are all bunch. of lot old. like many other young people karl-heinz was enthusiastic about rock'n'roll which he listened to on stations such as the b.b.c. . but also politically he began to move away from the official thinking of east germany. in 1968 he wrote t

anglia and south east englund.than it has done over the past week if you're in some of that sunshine. there will still be these heavy downpours around, but very noticeably overnight it's not going to be as cold. it will be largely frost—free in the week ahead. this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. at least 30 people have been killed — many of them schoolgirls — in a militant attack in the afghan capital, kabul. more than 50 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli forces injerusalem. it follows similar unrest on friday, when 200 people needed medical treatment. sadiq khan wins a second term as london mayor, in a result much closer than predicted. europe's leaders resist calls by india's prime minister to waive patents for vaccines, despite the country's worsening covid crisis. and bits of a chinese rocket launched last week are expected to plunge back to earth in the next few hours, but should we be worried?

go around covering all of the east bay east of the east bay hills extends down to santa clara county on the east east hills and santa clara county solano county. you're until 06:00pm on monday. and of course, the north bay hills. it still continues. so good coverage area except for the peninsula is not in here. when you look at the winds, you can see yes, offshore right here in this pocket up here and solano county. certainly. and it continues. little bit of a drift that rise a little bit on shore, but conditions will still dry out. and then with another surge of some offshore winds as we get into monday before we can finally put this to rest. take a look at the humidity levels today drying out in the zone that we're looking out for at least some relief along the coast. we have a nice recovery monday morning shore. but then monday afternoon. looks like it dries out again. this time really targeting solano county. even a good chunk up here that napa county too. but even in the east bay, we're looking for still dry and we don't get a really good recovery to we get into tuesday morning

this little. 10 seem to shake the occupied east jerusalem neighborhood where palestinian families are fighting against forced evictions. and international pressure mounting in response the un security council has discussed the situation in a closed door session. so we begin this hour with the latest escalation in the israeli palestinian conflict the armed wing of the palestinian group hamas says that it's launched rocket attacks against israel it says it's a response to his ready crimes and. against palestinians there are reports that israel has retaliated with missile strikes in gaza. earlier al aqsa mosque compound islam's 3rd holiest site was the scene of a violent israeli court crackdown these pictures from inside the mosque israeli forces firing rubber coated steel bullets tear gas and sound fall for study and worshippers and that's the 2nd time it is ready forces have stormed a mosque since last week. then these pictures from in that around the compound which houses the mosque israeli security forces targeted palestinian protesters who were standing. there exist almost from the

this has become a nightly scene in the east jerusalem neighborhood of shakes genera. vigils and protests aggressively broken up by israeli security forces at stake the homes of hundreds of palestinians long subject to addiction campaign the current tensions were sparked partly by this viral video in which local women could confront. a jewish settler your mom. it was the dollar judgment of just how close minnes family and 3 others are to being forced out they've lodged a final appeal with israel's supreme court which is now saying it will hold another session on monday when his father now bill who's already had one house seized by settlers fears what could happen if the court rules against the man. who will be in the streets because all of us like me we are old people we don't work we don't have incomes and the cheapest rent around here is $2000.00 how can we afford the homes were built for palestinian refugees in an arrangement between the united nations and jordan during the period of jordanian rule after 948 a jewish settler organization says the land was owned by j

anglia and the south—east of england. sunshine up to 20 or 21 degrees. always a bit more cloud further west, the tail end of that weather front could bring some heavier showers to the south—west and wales as the afternoon comes to a close. northern ireland and scotland certainly getting the heaviest of the day's showers, some rumbles of thunder possible, some more persistant cloud for the north—west of scotland, some pretty blustery winds as well. but still milder than yesterday. temperatures in mid—teens. now, through the evening and overnight where we've got that warm, muggy air across the south—east and east anglia, we could see some very heavy showers breaking out. further rumbles of thunder and local downpours moving into the early hours of monday, those look like they could even close in on the coast of the north east of england. a mild night, though, temperatures 11 or 12 degrees here but across the board we're frost free with temperatures no lower than six or seven even across the more sheltered parts of scotland.

to the east bay now contra costa county.has deteriorated from the extreme category to the even more distressed exceptional tier. >> which is deepening concerns about environmental conditions on the custom. what shaping up to be a long, hot, dry summer cross for charles clifford spoke to fire officials today about the drought conditions and the fire danger there. >> well, we now know that all of the bay area's experiencing either extreme or exceptional drought conditions here in contra, costa county. they have both take a look at the hills behind me here. they are brown and dry normally at this mid-may. there's some green up on these hills right now. it is all brown. now the contra, costa county fire protection district has been dealing with these drought conditions for weeks now they've been running around putting out these little grass fires. these fast-moving little spot fires. the pop up along freeways and all over the county. they say they are not surprised that contra costa county is experiencing exceptional and extreme

in the east bay.e'll have a combination of hot temperatures, very dry air and some gusty winds. the winds don't look quite as strong tomorrow until you get higher in elevation. here's the good news for the moment. this is our fire weather tracker. there are 420 of those circles on the map, different reporting stations, and only two of them right now are in red flag conditions. we have another 24 that are yellow circles, meaning they're flirting with red flag conditions. this is not a round the clock event. this time of year, the humidity recovers enough in the late evening and overnight hour that is we get a little bit of a break from the driest weather. but the humidity is just going to plummet once the sun comes up again tomorrow morning. we'll take a look at how long these conditions are going to stick around in a few minutes. >> paul, thank you. >>> tonight four bay area counties are now under a drought emergency, including alameda and contra costa. this as the east bay utilities district askeds i

well the un envoy for middle east peace to one's land tweeted a dire warning and a demand for fire to stop immediately he added with escalating towards a full scale war lead is an all sides have to take the responsibility of deescalation the cost of war in gaza is devastating and is being paid for by ordinary people u.n. is working with all sides to restore calm stop the violence now sentiments largely echoed by the un secretary general antonio terrace through his spokesman the secretary general is gravely concerned by the serious escalations in the occupied palestinian territory and israel including the latest escalations in gaza which to the heightened tensions and violence in the uk in occupied east jerusalem he is deeply saddened to learn of the increasingly large numbers of casualties including children from israeli airstrikes in gaza and of israeli fatalities from rockets launched from gaza off a world away supporters of both the israelis on the palestinians gathered in new york for rival protests hundreds of people grouped outside the israeli consulate in manhattan and there we