of land owners. it doesn't refer to base. so no south africa is not confiscating that there is a procedure that needs to take place. the procedure almost has 18 sorts of steps the test to step in practical. what has to measure the compensation that goes in? there are so many steps that goes in and it has to comply with the constitution. that is absolutely no all be true. the confiscation of land that is going on in expropriation is a very routine in every democratic state around the world to very normal. whether they are so you laughing when i was quitting, some president trump the yes because it is so upset. i mean, and i think also the africans we con, decide to resolve about it, or can we cry about it if it wasn't for the rest of the military and effects that it's having, it's actually lawful because of anything. this other african government has been bending backwards to make sure that there is no discrimination based on race since 1994. and today, if you look at this country, still disproportionately white's and also that includes a

south africa confiscating land. absolutely not. right. expropriation of land is not, can you neither in south africa no around the world. expropriation of that exists in america as well, and it happens very routinely. secondly, in south africa, under the new act, then has not to be an expropriated gate, and served me when we read the act, which i need to stressed of many people have not done in south africa. and i would be surprised if the donald trump, himself has actually bid the act because the act does not refer to race, right? it does not refer to a specific race of land owners. it talks about the kind of property. this seems to be a sort of inference from people around the world talking about the fact people in south africa talking about the fact that it's referring to certain kinds of land owners. it doesn't just throw to base. so no. so that's it. that is not confiscating that there is a procedure that needs to take place. the procedure almost has 18 sorts of steps the test to step in practical. what has to measure the compensation that goes in? t

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okay, not a lot a lot of the kids from the south is supposed to be. they have big dreams and aspirations and they talk about their lives as if it's part of their family is the family members let the volunteers care for the displaced even as rarely warplanes threatened from above the sea mine or laid the hopes, the kids here prepare for winter, good morning, i mean, can you walk back to the or if you, so most of the kids that come with that super don this time it's over when this time, more than one portion of the lebanese population is display. so really says this time that whatever we do is, is like a drop in the mean, the bottom, the name, the button that they did last movies to be able to survive. what mona is deeply frustrated by the lack of government aid the to day think the water to stick with the electricity executed by us medication cooling. everything is secured by private initiative. so it's really admitted that this country is since sunday, the present during a relentless series of disasters over the last 5 years. the debate report explosio

rarely bombardments drove nearly 20 percent of the population from their homes, mostly from the south of the country, causing the largest mass migration and lebanese history. is this so c ology, professor at the american university of a re let the bombing of the capital southern suburbs. one would think that a, the country that has a very weak governments institutions, one of the worst economic crisis in the, was that a horse society and the whole system. we still tend to collapse with the displacement of august. 1000000 people in one or 2 days when this in the past, the, because i think there is a feeling that this is our country and we want to keep our country and it's not anymore. it's desire to support on the button. so who do i still think a lot about the enemy? therefore, there is a need to have because we are all in this if i'm not displeased today, tomorrow, i may be displeased given this, again, this expansion as a project of, of design, is that, you know, they wouldn't be totally happy to come and ok bias. you know, this is and, and this is that project to korea has lived throu

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of the bay area. now, the focus now moving further south. still some scattered showers elsewhere, but the heavier amounts of rain really in the south bay. but boy, we've had numerous reports of storm issues and these are some of the storm reports around the bay area in the north bay. yeah, we have reports of a tree down now that was pretty common across the bay area with these gusty winds in calistoga as those winds really whipped up. in fact, how about that would occur? had a of 83 miles per hour. i mean, that is just phenomenal. strong wind gusts there further south. reports of trees down in the brisbane. this actually on top of a person there that some dangers tough as those winds are whipping through. in fact, so toga had a wind gust at 50 miles per hour. very strong around the bay area. so wind advisory still remain in effect. but further south now into the peninsula, the south bay, the san jose area becomes continue to see some very gusty winds there that will go throughout the evening hours. and then as we head toward about 9 o'clock o

the south of game is located 70 kilometers from the back of the capital of south kiva region las despise despite m. 23 is an element of the unilateral cease fire. on monday, the one says at least 2900 people were killed during the fight to you and go. but last week, around 2000 bodies were collected from the streets and the other 900 were already in bolts across the city. catherine, so we have both nairobi on the raleigh held by m. 23 and it's allies. the congo revolt, liars, which is a group that also.

the rafah the south of gaza.ts , , we have been watching crossino between gaza and eoyotss —~—— , we have been watching day and we have been watching day after day many lorries going in and bringing aid and and out, bringing aid and supplies in and leaving empty, sign ofany 77 sign of any lorries 77 sign of any lorries there at no sign of any lorriessthere at moment but there has been a since that steady stream since that ceasefire took place. sense the destruction that we were about in gaza. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. praising president trump's "adept ability to negotiate". got in return so far? on tariffs, donald trump says... but what's the us getting out of this, aside from risking a trade war? with canada, donald trump had already suggested it then he announced a 25% tax on canadian imports, pointing to concerns about immigration have paused, with canada agreeing to further imports, with immigration and drugs again a concern. permanently — like, forever. mexico hasn't confirmed tha

- but on its way eastward. spells, south of england, few spells, south of england, some sunshine andyeacross uk. is going be this is going to be bringing some find a settled sunny weather conditions, vast some find a settled sunny weather of 1ditions, vast some find a settled sunny weather of the ons, vast some find a settled sunny weather of the uk, vast some find a settled sunny weather of the uk, a ast some find a settled sunny weather of the uk, a few majority of the uk, a few passing showers the far passing showers across the far north—west as: but even here, spells sunshine at times. some spells sunshine at times. temperatures, then a little bit, 7-89 c. with its temperatures, then a little bit, 7—89 c. with its clear skies in pairs, night, nights skies in pairssnishtsniahts— —~ week two skies in pairssniahtsniahtsi ... week two of the end of the with week two of the end of the week as well, we will see widespread frost. it will be quite odd by night i quite odd by night and i built by i7f whether we'll ask7 day but if whether we'll ask you as according you as brighter. accordi

israel set to release a 183 palestinian prisoners in exchange for those 3 is rarely captives on south of a hold of them a male age between 21 and 61 as well. that number includes 72 people who were serving life sentences all along the terms and his writing jails. a 111 of the palestinian prisoners, due for release, were detained from gauze, advise ready forces during the war. 7 of them are expected to be deported. sliding road will be opened in both directions on saturday and on sunday, israel suppose to withdraw entirely from the necessary coverage all on sunday. well, i'll just say i was on the salute as live and mine is reading the reaction. but 1st, let's talk to a tired assume his life for us and get out by law. that's in central garza so tarik . this is the 5th exchange of his really captives, the palestinian prisoners took us through what we can expect to happen today. and they're out by the way. you are there in central gaza, of the world's aaron right now and select the dean road, which is the main road linking between the notes on the south of the strip. and this is decides why

another attack struck a car and come to just south of geneva is very forces of kills at least $2600.00 students image. and even if the g count, the less than 2 weeks us president donald trump has imposed terrace on select america's biggest trading partners, canada and mexico hits with new to us solve it 25 percent, with the exception of 10 percent on canadian energy products. types of 10 percent with applied to china. the ukraine says a russian strike on a boarding school in cost cuz killed 4 people on the 18th to investigate from the rubble, the crating and military spokes person says the russian forcing some of the guided aerial bomb. a knew that civilians were inside the building, preparing for evacuation. attack is said to have happened in the city of subject that has been heavy fighting in the coast regions since august. when you crank and forces lost a surprise offensive. shutting by the power minute tre rocketed support forces nessa dunn's capitalist kills at least 54 people. a market was attacked in the city are assess, has been targeting area is controlled by the soon these on

another attack caught in come a t, a just south of jeanine is where the forces of killed at least 20 palestinians image in the refugee camp in less than 2 weeks. the terrace, so in the 3 of america's biggest trading partners have been announced just days into donald trump's 2nd time. as president administration tends to impose tyrus of 25 percent on goods from canada, the 10 percent on energy products. mexico also see 25 percent tires. china will see tyrus of 10 percent on oil exports to america. beijing is warning, there will be no windows in any trade war between the china, the us to what am i meant to get reaction to somebody on the, on the in mexico but 1st christmas. selina joins us now from detroit. so kristen took us to the details of what we know and donald trump's russian. now for this yeah, he released the statement really taking aim at canada and declaring that he was doing this in response to the sentinel prices here in the united states. in an attempt to stop the flow of illicit drugs from coming in over the northern border and he expanded the state of emergency that he

south africa. it's this threat of equality with black people in south africa that we're seeing that president trump is threatened by could possibly happen in the us as well, right? just to, to, to kind of file on that point in time. so you've been to us through how this is connected to the legacy of a pol, tied with something like 8 percent of the population being white and yet owning 75 percent of the land in south africa. and it's absolutely so, obviously, as we all know, this has happened of before during colonialism, but mostly during a pol side, when most of the line had be and dispossessed in equally to be given to the minority of white people. and the idea was that in 1994, when the power was given to the n c, the 9 would then be slow. the tron sped to land reform processes, but land reform process has been extremely slow and solve africa that you can point as many things lack of political will. but there has been a lot of obstacles, a lot of the issues golf and go to court and it takes the dog and the 6 procreation act has been an attempt at possibly taken some lead to give it back in the i

north korea abducted thousands of fishermen from a nearby island after they were released. south korea accuse them of being spies like the kind you know, who genuine is. i don't have those with you that you will get to that the, the families of a piece of also suffered overall is how long to move this topic the the to, to the tenants, a company which means that 40 to one. 0, one east. the island is course in the middle of the into korean conflict. the pop table has been living his life to the rhythm of the sea for over 40 use that sort of thing to do to us. which well is it, how does it feel horrible? trouble? i'm gonna leave, i'm supposed to give with you the every day at sunrise. he sits out from the south korean island of young people to fish for home to purse in the yellow sea. spot straddling the divide between north and south korea. these a troubled horses. you're going to say i'm going to the one day you'll get somebody with the bus going on. they're not feeling under your title. yeah. don't, don't, don't hold onto the test or something. i'm sure them don't have grades on

i'm south of brush creek. shelby has to withdraw, and so he's got, you know, thompson's brigade is kind of going down the warner lane area, retreating south, trying to catch up with wagon train jackman's brigade is retreating you know it wasn't truce in the present day trust area and they're approaching what would be present day forest hills cemetery a federal brigade is in pursuit is catching up to them so they deploy behind a stonewall and are able to fend off the sanborn's brigade in what became known as shelby's last stand. so now the retreat continues. but what are of the what is the significance of the battle of westport. well, there is an election on november. 1864 and they're electing a president. but locally they're electing a governor they're also electing delegate it's to a brand new missouri state convention that will convene in january. of 1865. thomas fletcher, republican candidate for governor, is elected with just over 70% of the vote. all of these are treating missouri as if were would have if

the attack happens in the city of a re broke in the south of the country. the whole race joins us on the phone from run away in sweden. so they of follow the say they believe they have the perpetrator. what condition though is in yes, i mean that's a, that's uncertain at the moment. they please held a press conference. i started about 20 minutes ago to, to break the news that sweets had been, say, ring really. this was more serious than it initially seemed. after the shooting at lunch time went around 5 people announced to be injured. now as you say, some 10 people confirmed is killed in that been information throughout the afternoon that the silent was one of the injured that possibly died. but i've not seen a confirmation of that yet. um, you know, sweden house in some sense, has become a new to gun violence. our reports of shootings nearly every day. and that was more than 30 bombings in sweden in january. but all of those connected to the, to the gang gang along the underworld in sweden. this is something completely different. that was a school stopping

patrick bryant of palms, south carolina. john osborne of charleston, south carolina. nd brian musgrave of fort mill, south carolina. let me be loud and clear, i would never allow any woman or underaged girl anywhere near any of you. when you incapacitate women, it's against the law. when you sexually assault women, it's called rape. if you film women without their knowledge without their permission and without their consent, it's called voyeurism and makes you a peeping tom and it is illegal. when you and your business partners like these, all business partners, when you and your business partners pay each other and you sexually abuse women, it's called sex trafficking. and it is against the law. and if by definition makes you a sex trafficker. witness intimidation is also illegal. to eric bowman, patrick bryant, brian musgrave and john osborne, you have bought yourself a one-way ticket to hell, it is nonstop. so i and all of your victims can watch you rot for an eternity. today is about justice. treuct has a way of rising no matter how deeply you try to bury it. tonig

me is a citizen of the south of having an end of a car body. this was why heads were lives accepting all the violation of the ceasefire problem. this is really sides, but is more concerned about the weak construction. the head will not cannot direct weapons domestically because there are hundreds of thousands of sheets that support has the bulk of the society without home. so that is the main concern. and this is why hezbollah has not be returning 18 again. these really violations 2nd day has been locked in, not stop the war against is read because it has received a strong head need to reform the communication, the location it to understand how much weapon this to has and above. oh, that's the most important. the overall strategy or principle that has changed is no longer a region of the army, but only a domestic resistance. therefore, the weapon that has the needs is only related to engaging these really is on the ball. there's a space, right mains on the eastern streets, but no longer threatening to levy in other areas in these re therefore,

of high pressure. i would tools east wherever it is, dry showers will sink down to we'll see out some significance, the ivr. they also drive other states into italy, but some live the south still continuing. cassette east the side of the mediterranean, a few of which will brush away across the pond will hopefully be pushing over towards egypt. the an app that sees for the blind and the robotics um for the disabled junk australian engineer is inventing tools to help people gain independence or side of that will put the ability to recognize all the farms so that people with low risk vision would be able to recognize everyday objects, women make science robo goals, episode full on al jazeera, the . ringback the, the, [000:00:00;00] the plugin you want you to use our analogy is 0 reminder about top stories. these really military says it has expanded. it's a sold in the occupied. westbank is forces stone, the neutrons refugee camp into crime over night to have something using photos as to destroy the folds and buildings in the account. meanwhile, these really tools have completed the withdrawal from the nets are in core door, which cuts off northern guys from the south. sunda

it will cause some disruption south of the region. we do have some uh, width of weather, making its way towards the taiwan, maybe easing over towards the vietnam maybe the next day or so. quite a lot of the showers coming back in across the central and northern parts of the philippines over the next couple of days. plenty ocean. i was at 2 in 240. i have a middle drive there across them, a light peninsula. why don't you try to inter good parts of india, the few showers into the funnel faced pulling away from the pool as the after a lifetime in finland and emma gwen returns to some of the land. upon discovering his ancestral homes couldn't be a gold mine. but to benefits his community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the age. oh, tribal disputes, a buffet. witness golden light on now to sierra the us presidents controversial proposals, ongoing global attention from taking off a gaza to a next in canada and greenland. donald trump comments make headlines many every day . so what purpose does the strategy says and how

the hell of a south africa that gets in the form of subsidies or even hands out. so i would love this to go forward and i would like so we can story life for themselves that they need to control that economy and work with other african brothers establish an applicant economy independent of the pile of the west. there's also another element i'd like to hear your views on. this is against the africa and south africa as a member of bricks. not so long ago we had donald trump saying that to if the alliance continues to push a currency alternative to the dollar, there's going to be repercussions. so in a way it could be hard to do this again comes down to, you know, whatever the language it comes down to, to ross tax on finance is on the us seeking to stay rich. oh absolutely. they are terrified in the west because of this renewal movement across africa for sub brent t and unity. we. i've seen this in miley and nyja and book, you know, facile and shot. of course, before that that was very much the case in libya, julia egypt of the times of the great leader, and also th

seasonal agreement between israel and the how much israel released a 183 palestinian male prisoners on south of day. 60 were freed and exchanged with 2 is writing mails and a $123.00 in return for a 3rd is reading month. 12 of them had been studying life sentences, and a 111 were held without trial since october the 8th 2023. it's possible 5 minutes. we present covered $25.00 palestinian prisoners to ramallah and the occupied westbank. something had been in detention for decades. they described in humane conditions and is ready jails and a 100 rubles, uh, these happy moments with decades in the making. now being interrupted by warnings. the other, please take it easy or relative of release prisoners typically as little says, is 42 for job even for an embrace. this prison, his family went in for a hug, but he is pushing them away. yes, katie says he is afraid to posted on his left on the skin diseases and all the room. this is became more common most prisoners during the was on cause coming out of his really military. james, the faces telemundo and they could share many looked frail, abuse and h

the republic of south africa. out of these sites, as it's gonna stop age is all africa way. so i'm clear how that then fits in with the other executive order, which is already so usa id from its authoration because it's, it's thoughts of the $444000000.00 of us actually give us things on africa, goes into h. i v aids programs which were already and out because of us id bought it as a so you have to get away with some issued for those particular items that could also be a waiver. so we don't know what that means. there's another interesting part which is the us to promote the resettlement of african refugees to the state so they can escape discrimination in south africa, sir, at the time when he's talking about mass deportation of others, probably white africans who feel that they have been discriminated. gates became since that africa will be welcomed for refugee reset from around the us. another twist to this tile is a little bust gaves of south africa and he's now in trump, in a circle. does he have anything to d

and look at san jose winds out of the south at a gusting to 44mph. s our live camera this afternoon. we're looking out toward sfo. lots of cloud cover here. maybe the clouds trying to break up a little bit. and of course, that tree moving, moving around a bit in the foreground as well. so the wind is definitely a factor out toward sfo. current numbers. it's a cool afternoon with temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. so here's the system on the approach. you can see the upper level wind pattern. it's following this path today. this is the rain producer for us here in the bay area for today. and the chance will linger into your friday morning in the sierra. this is also a snow producer. a winter storm warning is in place right now until 12 p.m. friday, and snowfall could be right around 12 to 24in. so here's the forecast model. we'll keep the scattered rain in place for today. this is 6 p.m. and then into tomorrow morning. still some scattered rain out there. so this could impact the commute, especially the early morning friday morning commute. and then

and south of highway 50, we've seen well below average snowfall. so the question is, nearly midway through the season, how might the rest of the sierra snowpack season look? the odds can be against us in a la nina winter, at least, where the southern sierra is concerned with equal chances of average precipitation. north, less so south. so far things have been much drier, especially in southern california, where the drought expanded in january. it is worth noting, however, in our 2023 snowpack season, one of the largest in the last 140 years that occurred during a la nina winter. which leads us to our more recent long term trend, that of a warming climate. and that's where things get interesting. december and january are no longer in the lead for top snow producing months, that role now falling more on february, which is where we are now. and for now, the forecast is trending wetter and colder for the first half of the month. good signs we may be on the verge of a second half surge when it comes to the sierra snowpack and our water resources moving f

we'll see the wet weather affect eastern parts of south africa . we can see a shower in cape town on saturday of the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact is so much more than just emissions from tanks, ships and will fight motormouth. it has a devastating effect on people in the department of defense whose mission is as large as many countries. every time industry spending increases, military emissions increases. and this war and this kind of christ all hail the planet on a jersey to the us presidents, controversial proposals, ongoing global attention from taking off a gaza to a next in canada and greenland. donald trump comments make headlines nearly every day. so what purpose does the strategy says and how should the world yet this is inside story, the .

we get into monday and tuesday, the frontal boundary itself will start to move through for areas south ofncisco. that's likely to be the heaviest rain of the week on into tuesday. then the colder air starts to arrive as more storms come marching in from thursday into friday. look at these sierra snow totals now as the snow levels drop. that's a big change. several feet of snow likely to be on the way as that colder air comes in to next week. so we've got rain moving northward tomorrow. it flies southward again monday into tuesday. likely. the stormiest pattern for the week ahead will be in that monday evening through mday tuesday. then look how those temperatures drop. snow levels along with it could see snow maybe around mount hamilton or mount saint helena locally too. as those storms get progressively colder moving forward through next week. rob, thank you very much. all right. up next, the bay area celebrates lunar new year. how communities are ringing in the snake. dozens gathered for a lunar new year celebration in daly city. people escaped the rain and came to the city hall, which

we'll see the wet weather effect. eastern parts of south africa . we can see a shower in tape town on saturday. the, in the, in the line can do most puts on caring for the natural environment, just parts of the national identity. but despite its negative carbon footprint, global warming threats and flights and light to $21.00 east investigate who tends climate prices now to 0. the latest news all off for online casinos, including many found to be involved in scanning should be close by now, says president, for the non marcus junior declared a total band last year with detailed coverage, just states, fees them as a security threat for their agencies say they have been saved by those done to protect them from the hoss of the story. young people we talked to. so a lot that screen pulled up the lack of golf course them to fix it. they said it's cheaper to buy drugs next comfortable than food from the impact of the us select an escalating conflict in the middle east and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out the the

everybody gets in on that first round of rain just because it's moving in from the south. we'd hang on to rainfall here into 2 p.m. then i really think after 2 p.m. tomorrow, we're switching to more of this scattered on and off rain situation. slight chance of maybe a pop up thunderstorm, but there's really not a whole lot left here as we head through friday morning. and then all of this starts to move to the south and the east by friday afternoon and evening. so rainfall totals with this coming in with anywhere from one to about one and three quarters in the north bay, san francisco southward, it would be anywhere from a half to about one inch. so we should be able to get through this, although we still may have some residual problems up towards the north bay. now, speaking of rainfall, this is a split picture here for us on our rain season. we're still running a rain deficit here. oakland, san francisco, livermore and san jose. oakland the worst at 4.45. but notice the north bay 33.07in so far this season. we're now at a 13.49 surplus. and you may be saying, okay, why is

patrick bryant of palms, south carolina. john osborne of charleston, south carolina. and brian musgrave of fort mill, south carolina. let me be loud and clear, i would never allow any woman or underaged girl anywhere near any of you. when you incapacitate women, it's against the law. when you sexually assault women, it's called rape. if you film women without their knowledge without their permission and without their consent, it's called voyeurism and makes you a peeping tom and it is illegal. when you and your business partners like these, all business partners, when you and your business partners pay each other and you sexually abuse women, it's called sex trafficking. and it is against the law. and if by definition makes you a sex trafficker. witness intimidation is also illegal. to eric bowman, patrick bryant, brian musgrave and john osborne, you have bought yourself a one-way ticket to hell, it is nonstop. so i and all of your victims can watch you rot for an eternity. today is about justice. treuct has a way of rising no matter how deeply you try to bury it. toni

south. i mean, a lot of the work that we're doing in our class is about the of latinos in the south and the work that we're doing, the history of latinos here in durham. and so we're going to talk a little bit about that. that's what our reading was about today, the sort of more recent history of, latinos in the south. so what are we going to do today? we're going to review some, but we've already learned we're like sort of remind ourselves what we knew about the history of latinos in the south prior to the 1970s and eighties. we're going to talk about how and why latinos arrive in south. that's something really important. i want us to by the end of today, we've talked a lot about migration and how why you migrate shapes, what that means for what you experience and i want to talk a little bit about what that means the south, and then i'll end by talking about latinos as place makers in the southeast. so as we get started, can remind me a little bit about what we've already about latinos in the prior to the 1970s. what did we learn when we read a little bit of de dixie by julie wise or from t

that's going to make his way towards the fall south of south korea. and it'll push his way into southern parts of japan. issue in particular, could see maybe 50 or 60 millimeters of right over the course of the weekend by way . but a still in place making his wife or the race with as we go through sunday cooler talking and behind the talk you have it around 5 degrees celsius. that's going to be cold enough for a little bit of sleep and snow. i want to to spell so rush, i was name wanting to southern areas of china. hold on pots should be launching dry smell to dry across much of the, i mean the china region is going to be allows the settle. see if other heavy showers though, coming into where bonia, central and southern parts of the philippines thing, some lobby showers in the usual scattering of showers across much of indonesia, but united just the west. it is generally dry across the mount. try them life financial that allows you try to request a good part of india. western disturbance could bring significant smartphone into northern pockets down the

and $23.00 rebels have been advancing in the east of to taking the major city of goma, which south african troops for guarding tar o'connor is the founder and executive director of africa. risk consulting, and she joins us a lot for from cape town. i assume tara, that are very serious questions being raised about why the country has lost 14 troops. how that could be allowed to happen, and if there were any failings in their preparedness, what are they saying? and what's the discussion at this session? well, the discussion, i think, i think we initial discussion will be commemoration loudness of one to on the troops that have been full and that's a full and a little bit slow. so i think that the south african government has been very slow to respond. they didn't call an emergency session or anything like that. they wait until a formal a thing of parliament. and so i think best light key on the back foot on this. but the, the transfer is, is growing that, and that's south of contributes where effectively varies was humiliated in game. and they were on the transfer is also that they were out

of scotland. but here's some brightness and some sunshine to start the day. further southn, some hill fog, the cloud producing some drizzle, showers perhaps across east anglia, maybe something a little brighter developing out towards western wales and south west england. but temperature wise, we won't make it much past 5—8 celsius, a little less cold than on saturday. but more showers as that easterly wind picks up on sunday night and into monday. this is how we'll begin the new working week, again, with a bit of patchy frost, especially where we keep those clear skies in the north and the west. and then into the start of the week, where we'll keep that cold feeling air with high pressure out towards the north and the east, the easterly wind is picking up, it will drive in more showers. some of those showers wintry over the pennines, but some brighter skies, i think, for western wales, south west england and certainly for northern western scotland and for northern ireland. but a drop in temperature again in that now colder feeling air, and there will be a lot of added wind

but we are still running some deficits south of san francisco, as well as the east bay into the south bay. so we're watching out for that potential of some landslides as we get all of that rainfall absorbed in the soil in the north bay and some of the steep, steep areas that multiple days that we've had of this soaking rain causes the runoff. and then eventually that absorption layer just stops at the rock layer, and then everything on top can just slide down. so we're not only watching out for the possibility of some landslides, but also those rising creeks and rivers, and for santa rosa, where we've already had that big surplus of rain. the rain just continues into today. it may not be until tomorrow or later on this evening when we start to see the rain easing up, but still a chance that we could see some wet weather into this evening as well as early tomorrow. and then we will finally catch a break from all of this wet weather. but we do still have several more hours to go. nbc bay area's ginger conejero sahib is live in santa rosa, where sadly, there was a body found earlier this

big rock ridge out of the south ahead of the storm. temperatures at this hour.ou probably notice it's been pretty mild in many areas. 50s and 60s. kgo roof camera. you can see the flag blowing around a level two system for tonight. wet and windy weather, strong level three storm, heavy rain, damaging winds, potential for thunder and thursday we have more rain and wind, but that storm is not quite as strong. so as we look here, level two for this evening. it's a moderate strength storm, heaviest in the north bay. flood watches up for all areas and the winds will remain gusty. it goes to a level three tomorrow as we expect downpours, strong winds that will likely take down trees and cause power outages, power outages, certainly flooding. and the potential is there for thunder. so 5:00 tonight you see the soaking rain up to our north as we head towards 830, moving into parts of the east bay, the san francisco peninsula, and then 1130. it still hasn't quite made it to the south bay yet until we head into the morning hours. morning commute is going to be dicey. there

mayor daniel lurie says he's working to push for new measures to address street conditions in the south ofarket area. it's an all too common sight on this stretch of sixth street in san francisco's south of market. crews rushed to treat an apparent overdose, seemingly able to reverse the overdose. this time. now just a half a block away. city crews have already started bringing together a new outdoor triage center. not open yet. the center will serve as a one stop location with police, public health and other on site services to speed up the city's responses to street issues in the area, neighbor carlos law said. so far, he's not seeing any changes on sixth street. >> that's a proven fact right there that it's not going to be successful. they got all the all them tents over there, but you still got people using drugs. they've been sitting right there using drugs for about an hour. >> san francisco mayor daniel lurie has made addressing conditions in the south of market and other troubled locations in the city a top priority. his office says the new site will allow foot patrol officers to m