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no alina >> Él sÓlo dijo: jugÁbamos quiÉn se lo mata primero.n saldo de 23 muertos. el gobierno insiste en que ha logrado condenar la problemÁtica. >> vamos a pacificar nuestro paÍs y lo vamos a hacer sin usar la fuerza. la estrategia es otorgarle dineros a los jÓvenes y becas estudiantiles para que no sean reclutados por las mafias. el presidente pidiÓ un aÑo mÁs para bajar las cifras. enrique: miembros de la familia le varÓn se presentaron en el senado para exigir justicia por el atentado que se cobrÓ la vida de seis familiares. patricia: cuando estemos de regreso, hay alarma por el aumento de venta de mariguana lÍquida para vapear. aumento de venta de mariguana lÍquida para vapear. ¿está perdiendo su cabello? nadie quiere eso, pero hay esperanza. ibienvenido a hair club! cuando me vi al espejo, dije: "iguau! soy una persona nueva". es diferente. tengo cabello ahora. me gusta mi pelo. es fabuloso. hair club ofrece todas las soluciones comprobadas para tratar la pérdida de cabello, incluyendo opciones quirúrgicas y no quirúrgicas y de recrecimi

no alina suheily: estamos en un periodo prolongado de precipitaciones en el Área de la bahÍa.e frÍo que genera lluvias frecuentes, vientos fuertes e inundaciones. en la zona del Área de la bahÍa no tenemos bajo vigilancia. las condiciones de tiempo y del camino podrÍan hacer que pierda el control de su automÓvil. hablÉ con la oficial que nos compartiÓ recomendaciones para los prÓximos dÍas. aumentan los peligros en las carreteras y un movimiento errÓneo puede ser la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte. cuÁles son los riesgos principales en las vÍas? >> los charcos de aguay el hielo negro.. julio: en dÍas lluviosos los accidentes se duplican. >> no frene. quite el pie del acelerador, pero no frene.

o alina >> ahorita tenemos muchas posibilidades.en pagar entre 16 y $30 la hora. paola: la inclusiÓn de la pregunta de la ciudadanÍa fue bloqueada, corre algÚn tipo de riesgo sobre el estatus migratorio? >> la pregunta de la ciudadanÍa no estarÁ en el censo, la informaciÓn que se colecta en el censo estÁ protegida por la ley. paola. por quÉ la comunidad latina necesita participar del censo? >> es una manera de decir que estamos aquÍ. puede ser dinero para las carreteras, hay mucha informaciÓn que se colecta para dar fondos. >> agradecemos la participaciÓn de la vocera. muchas gracias. >> no dude llamar a los telÉfonos que ve en pantalla. vamos a san francisco. las autoridades buscan ampliar la soluciÓn al problema de las heces fecales en las calles. >> quejas reportadas por los ciudadanos. a pesar de tener uno de los marcos legales, san francisco puede considerarse con una ley estatal. se propone proteger a mÁs inquilinos. >> en san francisco las rentas estÁn sÚper altas. >> a diario nota desalojos injustificados. >> los desalojos s

o alina rafa: es una soberbia anotaciÓn acababa de hacer roger. >> un jugador con un fÍsico poderoso.z celso ortiz. viÑas prolonga gibran, estamos contigo. gibran: la del fue increÍble. lo Único que tuvo que hacer viÑas fue metal a la porterÍa. gol del torneo. >> charlie se da toda la vuelta. ahora nico sÁnchez con tiempo y con es hacia. pone el anticipo de jorge sÁnchez. pizarro en la Última lÍnea. tenemos saque de meta para las Águilas. >> no se ha equivocado en una sola. excepcional jugada de viÑas. el disparo pegado al palo. bastante solitario, se ahoga en el tiro de esquina y regala un saque de banda. las Águilas del amÉrica acumulÁndose partidos. ocho victorias por cuatro. >> serÍa muy cruel restarle mÉrito a lo que sucediÓ con josÉ luis.sigue roger man fines rebote para el amÉrica con renato ibarra. renato sÁcale paro y no hay nada dice el Árbitro. >> sin restar mÉrito al amÉrica, el avance de monterrey es decepcionante. el mensaje que manda su entrenador, no corresponde a la plantilla que tiene. vino a conservar la ventaja. no llegamos al minuto 10 y ya perdiÓ la ventaja. de m

o alina >> que las llantas no estÉn listas, que los parabrisas no estÉn rotos. >> es importante sabera lo peor. si estuvimos involucrados en el accidente, quÉ debemos hacer? >> lo primero es llamar al 911. >> sepa como cuando puede salirse de su vehÍculo? >> en ese caso si el carro no se mueve, debe mantenerse puesto el cinturÓn de seguridad y el carro va a absorber el choque. la patrulla de caminos compartiÓ que siempre que hay lluvia o nieve debe tener las luces prendidas. el condado de santa clara habilito distintos centros refugiarse del frÍo. para mÁs informaciÓn puede visitar nuestra pÁgina web que tambiÉn ve en pantalla. tres personas fallecieron luego de que su vehÍculo perdiera el control hasta estrellarse contra un Árbol. hasta el momento no se ha identificado al conductor. ningÚn otro vehÍculo estuvo involucrado. en otros temas, luego de conocerse que dos hombres armados entraron, varios trabajadores se manifestaron inseguros. en las tres ocasiones, dos sujetos con armas exigieron que se abriera las puertas, sacaron los paquetes y se dieron a la fuga. >> ellos no estÁn haci

no alina >> encontramos cosas muy interesantes. encontramos, alguien lo hizo. >> hay personas que hacen este trabajo y es un lugar donde pueden venir a ver cosas diferentes. para mÍ es importante apoyar a la comunidad. julio: la virgen de guadalupe es recibida con emotivos preparativos. reportera: la virgen de guadalupe reÚne a sus mÁs fieles seguidores en la peregrinaciÓn. >> primero reconocer la importancia de la virgen, dio a luz al salvador del mundo. creo que nos motiva a todos a sacrificar un poco de frÍo, la lluvia, tantas cosas. reportera: esta feligrÉs danza hace mÁs de 25 aÑos en agradecimiento por milagro que ella asegura que fue otorgado por la virgen. >> prometÍ que mientras pudiera le iba a danzar a ella. eso es un sacrificio que hago por todos los dones que recibÍ de ella. >> le piden por sus milagros hasta llegar a la parroquia donde en su interior hacen la entrada hasta el altar. >> estas todo para nosotros. sin ella no somos nadie. julio: 20 inmigrantes que fueron rescatados, ahora estÁn detenidos. >> a la que toq

about moving along with the process and just getting on with the issues that need to be taken care of alina t.c. reporting from jalalabad thank you very much. now caution pakistan has sentenced a former university that tried to death for blasphemy tonight have nice was accused of making social media posts insulting islam when he was a university that trained 21st scene prosecution lawyers celebrated the verdict by handing out sweets in the courtroom but for a trial took place in well tom a city in central pakistan. tonight have its lawyer denounced the decision to do the see in court leave. it will. be baseless. and highly because i believe in the sea and because. of the. ok i'm joined now by shamming all shams from de w.'s asia desk channeled the verdict has been called a gross miscarriage of justice by rights groups what other reactions have there been to this well most markets not human rights are terrorist and organizations have got to go do you condemn their decision. it's a travesty of justice there was not strict fair trial for a few days hebrews accused like 6 years ago and it was p

the president of top 25 care alina smith has pleaded with delegates to reach an agreement here's what she said. i request all the flexibility all your strength now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri not the sick consensus that we need to have an ambitious result we are almost there he's heart is difficult but he swore that joining me now on the line to madrid is jennifer morgan the executive director of greenpeace international jennifer good morning what kind of outcome would satisfy you and will we see it today well i think an outcome that responds to the urgency of the science that builds trust in people that governments understand what it can do that would be you know commitment that they're all going to do more of that they're going to strengthen america ambition. and to do that as quickly as possible unfortunately this cow hasn't been quite a lot about that it's been more about technical issues. and drawn on by you know not very good leadership that's for sure but the argument that you make is an argument that greenpeace and organizations like yours have been maki

spotlight on our alina. an interview. on. 60 years ago he fled to india the dalai lama. thousands of tibetans follow their spiritual leader. they hoped for a peaceful time. but has this become an unattainable. 60 years in exile twilight of the dalai lama. 60 minutes d.w. . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published a little. rico is in germany to learn german why not with him it's simple online on your mobile and free stuff d w z e learning course nikos fake german made easy.

playing later today and joining me to talk about this more is the new sports correspondent tuckey alina thanks for joining us tell me who do you think has the momentum right now to finish. before the winter break ok so in germany they have a name for the team that finishes top of the table in the 1st half of the season and that is here and in english that just means for all autumn champions now here's where it gets interesting for the 1st time in 9 years my sister that's not going to be by and munich or dortmund it's going to come down to 6 and mentioned. and the table doesn't lie if we look at it we see just how tight everything is safe and tight on $34.00 points each but it's like 6 on top because of the bed goal difference that all can change today if sick of course win against. lose against our work and win against her tyrrell and then that would go on top and as we also saw in the table by our nick in throughout their training by 4 points and i think it's refreshing to sit here and to not be talking about bio and dominance for a change and i think it's. also a sign of how healthy t

mmasde la mitad, 53 de los votos son republicanos y la mayoria de los votos anunciaron que se van a alinaern el pa t partido ppara efender al pres presidente donald trump, es casi improbable que asque al pre presidente de la casa blanca, afuera de washington nbc wall s stgreet journal dice 48 por ciento esta a favor de un jcuico politico, un pais completamente dividido por la mitad como ha s estad operacion un tmempo pero a por aohra con un proceso histo historico .l >>> jul vaio vaqueiro ,muchisim gracias, en otras cosas les cu cuento que la aparicion de nu nuveos videos que ponen en duda la version del abuelo de la niÑa que se cayo de un crucero en o ptuerto rico y murio,el el abu s siempre ha dicho que no sabia que la ventana estaba abierta, p pero en estas imagenes que mos r mostraremos parcialmente mue muestrna como el brhombre se aoa a la ventana antes de que la niÑa cayera a la baranda. >>> las imagenes son muy reve reveladoras porque prarecen co contradecir la version de sav t savaltore, siempre dijo que no sabia que la ventana estaba abierta, la niÑa murio al caer del decim crucero

all below freezing say alina in the upper 20's, currently now as we make our way on into the latter part of the day today it's going to be comfortably cool much like yesterday was as i noted we're not going to see as much a sunshine as yesterday with increasing clouds couple scattered sprinkles possible in the santa cruz mountains but the rainfall that we're expecting doesn't arrive until after the sun sets tonight and when it does it may just week yeah, i'm talking about those overnight showers still ahead your forecast rob alright tracking the drive around the bay area it's been pretty nice in the last hour we had a couple of hot spots where they are gone out of the way nothing to worry about as we. >>roll through the 8 o'clock hour so heading into san francisco will be a great trip right now it's only 8 minutes. it's nice and smooth a hot spot west of treasure island cleared so a nice trip coming in off to fremont street. a beautiful shot of 1, 1, across the golden gate traffic, not so bad here at smooth at the limit in both directions, 20 minutes novato to the toll plaza traffic

alina gomez has more from los angeles. >> reporter: the last democratic primary debate of the year began as predicted. >> we need to restore the integrity of the office of the presidency. >> reporter: reacting to president trump's impeachment coming just one day before. >> if the president claims that he is so innocent then why doesn't he have all the presidents' men testify. >> reporter: but candidates quickly returning to the hot but t button issues like the economy. >> where i live, folks aren't measuring the economy by how the dow jones is looking. they are measuring the economy by how they are doing. >> we have a government that works great for those with money and doesn't work for much of anyone else. >> reporter: climate change --- >> the issue thousand is whether we save the planet for our children and our grandchildren. >> reporter: and america's role on the world stage. >> we see more than our allies and among our adversaries case after case where the world is making plans on what do, ignoring the united states because we're no longer considered reliable. >> reporter: and for d

alina: la guardia costera de estados unidos, incautÓ 18,000 libras de cocaÍna, valoradas en mÁs de treserse. el arsenal va desde armas semiautomÁticas y hasta machetes para enfrentar a la delincuencia. alejandro madrigal nos explica. alejandro: cansado de los secuestros, robos y extorsiones, este grupo de pobladores en el estado de veracruz, decidiÓ tomar las armas para enfrentar a los delincuentes y acabar con el miedo que provoca la falta de justicia. >>estamos levantados mÁs de 12-13 pueblos. estamos unidos por estos municipios, san juan en -- reportero: este ganadero cuenta que lleva seis meses sin poder trabajar, porque le exigieron que pagara una cuota de $25,000 y de lo contrario lo asesinarÍan. >>yo nunca habÍa tomado ni siquiera un cuchillo. pero este cartel no nos deja en paz. reportero: tiene un a r 15. asegura que le funciona para defenderse. >>esta arma la dejaron votada unos que estaban en el enfrentamiento. reportero: las mujeres cargan pistolas, otros llevan armas de cacerÍa. dicen que los maleantes no les permiten llevar a los hijos a la escuela. la policÍa en la zona,

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.e details of flood warnings on oui’ all the details of flood warnings on our website. for most, sunshine and a scattering of showers, the fog is slow to left across northern ireland so slow to left across northern ireland $03 slow to left across northern ireland so a grey slow to left across northern ireland so a grey day here, rain arriving into south—west england and south wales later this afternoon, technically 6—11dc. more rain because south—west england, wales, the midlands, this evening and overnight. a met office yellow warning. valuable cloud elsewhere, clear spells and showers and mist and fog across the northern half of the uk and a touch of frost across the uk and a touch of frost across the far north of scotland. rain clearing from the east coast tomorrow morning and once again, spells of sunshine, but showers around across northern england and wales and south—west england. temperature is very similar to today. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news, with shaun ley. the headlines

first, let's meet alina. but first, let's meet elina shenshoiva.esidents of norilsk adapted to living in one of the world's most isolated cities, 400 kilometres north of the arctic circle, where each winter the sun does not rise for two months. you have a feeling that they will appear, and norilsk is a city -it — it will appear, but it never comes. norilsk is a city situated above the polar circle in russian siberia. it is one of the most northern cities in the world. with a population of 180,000 people. my mother, she lived above the polar circle during her youth and she told me lots of stories about it, and i was really interested to explore, to understand how it is to live with the polar or polar day. and how it is actually the life, in these latitudes. i chose norilsk because it has an interesting history. it is situated in a kind of installation that isolation, — situated in isolation. because it has no ground links with other cities of russia. it is a very extreme place. for me, the main idea was to talk about the adaptation of this environme

in santa rosa 48 degrees in saint alina so in for a cold night out there are mostly cloudy skies with some rain and get this yeah we could see a little snow on our bay area peaks for christmas day overnight tonight, some very cold air going to be moving in tomorrow morning we're dealing with some showers early on they should be decreasing in the afternoon chilly temperatures though throughout the day and unsettled weather again as we head into the weekend right one from moves through another wave of energy right behind that cold enough. there's a possibility some isolated thunderstorms then this next low kind of swings down the coastline and keep things a little bit unsettled taking you through the night tonight there you go right about midnight some showers moving to a bigger band moves into late tonight early in the morning with the chance of some snow over the mountain peaks and you see that just after 08:00am on christmas day hey maybe some thunderstorms around the bay area that slip forecasts guys back to you. >>a new state law that's expected to make a major impact on california

definitely was the $1000000.00 question everyone expecting looking expectantly how this would pan out alina zelinsky the man who this time last year was a showman a comedian up against vladimir putin who's been in charge of russia for almost 20 years. they were scrupulously polite to each other but there was no overlooking the tension the speculation about whether they shook hands or not no confirmation of that at the press conference you had selenski and putin opposite end of the table with merkel and mccall between them and very different accounts from the 2 presidents of what they saw to be the conclusion of this meeting so lots of space between them there but as i said an agreement to disagree and to keep talking and of that is something that we didn't see on the previous administration q one of the big takeaways going forward can we expect to see more momentum in the strike to bring peace to eastern ukraine. well the leaders have put pressure on they say they will meet in the next 4 months at the level of the president and again that puts pressure on everyone further down the hierarchy

napa also looking at a spot of heavy rainfall you're seeing at northup northern at the county and say alina and rther south in the bay redwood city on over wards 2.80 down to sunnyvale and up towards milpitas unionity in fremont also looking at some spotof rainfall that are se bringing really those downpours will ctinue off and on through the interspersed by some more moderate to light rain showe this is going to continue on into a arod noontime today after which pot you can expect conditions to be a little on the ier side still a few rinkles into the afternoon so keep the umbrella you even as we do step out th later ontoday. tomorrow, nice and dry one ter what will be thursday and friday some really good travel days before some weekend rain around the corner 40's and 50's for ur current temperatures right now it's a denitely a warmer day than yesterday was as far as our morning lows go berkeley oakland and alameda only in the low 50's will look at this the north bay, no 30's up there. all across the board except for just few spots we are well above yesterday's morning ws, san jose livermor

thanks for that thanks alina. well a global summit has started in geneva aimed at finding better ways to support the world's growing number of refugees is the 1st meeting of its kind it brings together politicians business leaders and crucially those affected people who have been forced to leave their homes now the u.n. says that persecution and war have forced 26000000 people around the world to flee their homelands almost half come from just 3 countries we're talking about syria afghanistan and south sudan and before the conflict in syria the single largest refugee population was palestinians now most refugees they live in countries bordering their own some spend their whole lives in camps like that in kenya like mohammed from somalia who we meet in this report. mohamed he has come to pray at his father's grave hidden away in one of the biggest refugee camps in the world. he's here to honor the memory of his father but the site is also yet another painful reminder of his own suffering. i feel sad the time still

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.e last two hours. lots of rain in the last two hours. lots of flood warnings up as well. the details on our website. the event will be clearing away off the south—eastern coast, behind it some sunny spells, but already piling into western areas at the uk, slowly filtering their way eastwards. they will be heavy and foundry if you do catch them. quite cold across the highlands, where temperatures fell well below zero overnight. looking at highs of 7 degrees. variable cloud and clear spells, also that the showers and spells of rain overnight. across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. for most of us, it will be frost three, but a cold night for parts of scotland. the christmas outlook, briefly turning dryer over christmas day, overnight fog and frost, but wetter and windier later.

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina.ello, parts of south and south—east england have had almost another inch of rain in the last 2a—hours. 20 to 25 milimetres in places. still in excess of 90 flood warnings across england, all of the details are on our website. this morning's rain soon clearing away from eastern coasts. behind it, some spells of sunshine. in fact, all of us will see some sunshine today. but showers already piling in to western areas of the uk, slowly filtering their way eastwards. could well be heavy and thundery if you catch them. quite a cold day across the northern highlands where temperatures fell well below zero overnight. for most, highs of seven to 11 celsius. little change overnight, variable cloud, clear spells, but also further showers, merging to give a longer spell of rain later in the night across parts of southern scotland, northern ireland and north west england. most of us will be frost—free, but again, quite a cold night for northern and eastern scotland under clear skies. for the christ

thanks, alina.l will rise. day trippers were seen walking inside the crater of the white island volcano just moments before the eruption. more than 20 people are missing, and police now say they don't expect any more survivors. they say it's too dangerous to attempt any kind of rescue because there could be more eruptions. richard lister reports. seconds after the eruption began, these tourists got off the island just in time. minutes later, and a boiling ash cloud fills the sky. oh, my god. the boat crew know how dangerous this is. go inside! not half an hour before, they'd been at the crater‘s edge, with no idea of what was coming. after returning to their boat and seeing the blast, they go back to look for survivors. they find a sightseeing helicopter destroyed by the eruption. the plume of ash is still building and further down the beach, a large group of daytrippers is assembling on a rock, waiting for rescue. 23 people were picked up by tourist boats but others are still unaccounted for. among

time for a look at the weather, here's alina jenkins.th just a short time ago, but change is already happening in the north and the west, our next atla ntic the north and the west, our next atlantic system waiting in the winds which will herald more cloud, stronger winds, and more rain overnight as well. also starting to bring something much milder, but initially colder air, so there will bea initially colder air, so there will be a frost for many of us at first night before milder conditions start to push on from the west. cloud and rain increasing from the north and west as the night wears on, when are strengthening as well, gales if not severe gales by dawn. further south and east, staying dry with clearer skies, so a touch of frost across eastern counties by dawn. tomorrow is another turbulent day, gales also severe gales, this time across scotland, northern ireland, parts of wales, the irish sea coasts, along with heavy rain, the heaviest across the hills of scotland, 60 millimetres here, perhaps 40—50 across north—west england and

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. for pagans and everybody else. across us in southern and south—eastern counties of thing that in the last 2a hours whilst the flood warnings have diminished since this time yesterday, they are still in excess of 80 across england and the details are on our website. 0vernight rain clearing away from eastern coasts and behind that, sunshine and showers in western areas and heavy infantry where you catch them. 7—11 the top temperature, cold in the north of scotla nd temperature, cold in the north of scotland where we had the sharp overnight frost. this evening and overnight, variable cloud and clear spells and showers pushing across more frequently in southern scotland, northern ireland and north—west england later, giving a longer spell of rain. most will stay above freezing but we could see frosty conditions across the north and east of scotland. showers tomorrow mostly concentrated through northern ireland, northern england and parts of southern scotland. heavy and persistent at first and gradually easing and elsew

perspective from russia as well we have our correspondent and really sure when standing by for us in moscow alina let's start with you what does this ban mean so it basically means exactly what it means that russia is not allowed to participate or host any international sporting events for the next 4 years and yes that means you know lympics and for example the world championships and yes that also means a coming on the games in tokyo as well as have been to games in beijing however in case of us want to know that does not mean that this that this does not affect the euros next some of the football competition because that is considered a regional tournament and not an international one but about the athletes themselves are all russian athletes now banned from international competition at no that is the catch so it's not a blanket ban and that means that russian athletes all allow to compete but they'll be competing under a neutral flag so no fashion flag no russian and then none of that and they all and this is nothing new we also saw that saw this at the rio some my games as well as last year a

now for the weather with alina jenkins.ths worth of rain injusta had almost a months worth of rain injust a few had almost a months worth of rain in just a few days and with the ground already saturated and more rain in the forecast the flood warnings are continuing to rise. in excess warnings are continuing to rise. in excess of 100 in england, two in wales, all of the details are on our website. let's take a look at the bigger picture for saturday. heavy showers this morning, longer spells of rain now clearing away north and east woods, more persistent rain arriving in parts of wales, central and southern england, late on this afternoon. before then for most, it's an afternoon of sunny spells with a scattering of showers. the fog has been slow to lift across parts of northern ireland, quite a great day here, and the rain starts to settle into south—west england and south wales later this afternoon. temperatures typically 6—9 across the northern half of the uk winds for most are fairly light, but they will start to strengt

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. as we can in cold front has been sliding as i suffers over the last 2a hours, interesting some cold air. to the south of this, something relatively mild. this area of low pressure generating much more cloud across wales, central southern and south—west england. may be picking up as an patchy rain for the faas oblast of england and the channel islands through new year's eve. for much of the uk, we and the mme guy with the best of the sunshine further north and east you 90, sunshine further north and east you go, and equally appealing day for many, 6— nine celsius the top temperature. quite breezy for the northern and western isles. that ta kes northern and western isles. that takes into new year's eve night, but for most it is going to be dry, light winds, the mist and fog around, particularly over higher ground and certainly the cloud already in place across wales, central and southern and south—west england which will put its way fu

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina.n the last 24—hours. 20 to 25 milimetres in places. still in excess of 90 flood warnings across england, all of the details are on our website. this morning's rain soon clearing away from eastern coasts. behind it, some spells of sunshine. in fact, all of us will see some sunshine today. but showers already piling in to western areas of the uk,

the spotlight on our alina living in an interview. the. 60. indeed. climate change. caused me to sit. still and people claim one of 2 years they have the future of. g.w. dot com africa there goes to the making to give him some clue cutter. cut . this is g.w. news live from berlin breakfast legislation takes a big step forward. the time that together want to reinvigorate a few patients one united kingdom british lawmakers back prime minister boris johnson's withdrawal deal by 124 votes meaning the u.k. is likely to leave the european union at the end of january. also coming up work on a natural gas pipeline from russia to germany grinds to a halt after the u.s. president signs off on sanctions.

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina. good afternoon.nd also coming down some eastern coast as well. temperatures recovering to between four and eight celsius, struggling to get above one or two macro in parts of northern scotland. overnight tonight, cloud will bring some rain into scotland, clear and cold in england and wales, temperatures widely below freezing. for scotland it will be a much milder night, particularly for the highlands, temperatures around three orfour highlands, temperatures around three or four celsius. tomorrow wetter across scotland, the rain tracking eastwards, pushing into parts of the central belt and southern scotland during the day. cloudy for northern ireland, driver england and wales, dry with some sunshine, but cloud increasing across northern england through the afternoon. for the week ahead, a cold start for most, slowly turning motherfrom ahead, a cold start for most, slowly turning mother from the ahead, a cold start for most, slowly turning motherfrom the nurse, further whisk of fog, and wet and windy

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have a lovely christmas, alina. of the horizon than any other time of the year, meaning shorter days and longer nights. it breaks the back of winter when they start to get longer. with the recent weather, we we re longer. with the recent weather, we were really lucky to get a morning, that happens in about one in every ten years. i‘m going to chat with some people have jointly thousands of people here today. joanne, what a beautiful outfit. just it to me. thank you very much. we comic less every year, just a mark of the solstice. —— we come like this. get with the people, the atmosphere is amazing, we love to bring the kids, it‘s really a family atmosphere, never any trouble. you have brought your daughter, chloe, i hope you have been beating that drum this morning. michael, talking throughout the outfits you have put together. just getting some bits and pieces, tie them on, stick them on our heads, happy days! you're a pagan, what does the winter solstice mean to you? celebrating ancestors and that, having a tiny d

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there's your 20's in the north bay santa rosa say alina and napaach at 29 degrees right now not the fafieldre san jose in half on bay among areas with temperatures at least 12 degrees cooler thanyesterday that's a noticeable drop in temperatures this afternoon though we're going to level out with temperatures right around the same asthey were yesterday those balmy mid to pper 50's still keep the jacket ready to gobut you'll be able to shed a layer to robin. >>all right, thank you john we want to check in on the morning commu, not mu of a commuter. i n't have to deal with the usual grind and the backup here spling through the maze nothis morning. it's wide open delay free a nice trip holiday light at8 minutes after fremont street 92 is busy but not bad at all it's going to be good trip or you entering foter city and san mateo a beautil shot of the golden gate traffic, not bad 20 minutes here in nevada to san francisco. and once again no erts are major a hot spots that you have to worry about highway 4 looks fantastic at 14 minutes, 6.80 nice and smoh rolling south. the nimitz in great shape

in ayward 46 in redwood city, 47 degrees in oakland 40 degrees the napa valley rightnow 42 in saint alina 43 in fairfield get the ideawe'll see similar numbers by tomorrow night by midnight, some of those numbers gog to be clicking over to some 30 so certainly cold outside so drss warmly, mostly clear tonight and cold we may see a coup of patches of ground fog early on tomorrow orning and then that will be gone mostly suy skies and a few high clouds late today and the chance of raias we get to the weekend. vernight lows will be cold tonight plan on some 30's and 40's all around the bay ar and that big dome of high pressure at is going to make for a nice day tomorrow to round out 2019 it's coming to a close here should be a fairly mild day in the 50's and the 60's. but we do ve those changes coming our way we've gosome more clouds and a chance of rain on the way this coming wkend. >>night a dog in menlo park isback home but the s on shot this dog in the neck. it happened last night outside the dogs home apparently somebody was riding a bicycle and pulled out a gun fired a shot that hit the

from time to time and know that snowfall atop some of our highest bay area slopes like mount saint alina as well as the blows east of san jose so you get a white christmas up there in just a few of those spots skies clear out to tomorrow night and the rest of the forecast after that point actually nice and steady with just lots of sunshine and temperatures right where they have been which today is right where they were yesterday back up into the low to mid 50's a few degrees below average for this time of year are normal for this time of year is around 5657 degrees for most areas so we're pretty close to it just not quite as warm as we would usually see san jose santa clara and milpitas 54 degrees each while the east bay also looking at a range of numbers in the 50's for your highs berkeley at 52 oakland 53 for your high conquered walnut creek danville napa and delay whoa all of 52, so we're pretty even across the bay area regardless of where you are out a look at your next 7 days shows our best chances of rain. tomorrow morning and then again on sunday of the upcoming weekend. besides t

san francisco, then you've got 36 degrees in fairfield 36 in napa 39 degrees in petaluma 36 to save alina and 39 degrees in santa rosa. so we're on the way down and these temperatures probably goi to bottom out slightly below freezing in many spots we've got clear skies we've got a little bit of a northerly component to the wind and that's been just enough to bring in that cold dry air here in the bay area and that is going to add to those chilly temperatures overnight tonighso bundle up it is going to be one of those cold ones things begin to calm down a little more of a northerly component you see right there to the wind and that wi usher in some that very dry air and that drier will drop in a hurry. ai is could be clear and cold tonighwith some fog a possibility, but it's ing to be very patchy outside the frost is going to be more prevalent tomorrow morning, frosty start to the weekend and then partly cloudy by the afternoon sunday, a big change in the pattern increasing clds and then we start to talk about some rain overnight lows forecast down o about 30 degrees in santa rosa, 31. an

morgan hill on this christmas eve 47 in berkeley 45 in napa valley 41 now in fairfield and saying alina so getting cold enough now you get down to about 38 degrees and you can actually see some snowfall. it will make it all the way through before it starts to melt. tonight, mostly cloudy skies, some rain and some mountain snow tomorrow morning showers early on and then now some chilly temperatures go along with that throughout the day and on settled weather continuing in the weekend these storms kind of just lineup out there right now. and they'll move on through bringing the showers tonight and the possibility some isolated thunderstorms time now for you now as we head through the night it right about midnight saint nick time we've got some heavier bands beginning to move back on shore and that'll keep things going. the fact as we head through the night live that big batch or red moving in along the peninsula certainly the possibility of some thunderstorms that will continue throughout into the early morning hours. then it becomes more widely scattered as we head through the day tomorr

pretty cold for the bay area 48 degrees in san jose 48 in berkeley to 41 now in fairfield and saying alina 45 degrees in santa rosa and 44. in the napa valley tonight saw on this christmas eve, mostly cloudy going to see mischer some rain and some snow over the mountains down to about 3500 feet. morning showers tomorrow, some chilly temperatures on and off throughout the day and kind of an unsettled weather pattern as we head into the next couple days so, yeah tomorrow morning we start out with some cold showers early on as we head through the day i think some decreasing showers toward the middle of the day and then it may pick up just a little bit in the latter part of the afternoon, maybe the possibility some isolated thunderstorms but certainly that happened everything yes come right to get snow in the bay area tomorrow morning that may not be down to sea level but you look at the mountains. yeah we may have a nice dusting of snow up there on our christmas day a little way christmas. i'd love to see me to the bank's want to go outside right now this is san francisco international airpor

dublin in livermore at 44 degrees each say alina and santa rosa in the mid to upper 30's are too cool spots for sure san anselmo seeing temperatures dropping here just a minute ago down to 41 degrees santa rosa big noticeable cool down for you down 6 degrees from yesterday while san francisco oakland in hayward some more modest cool downs just a touch cooler than where you are sitting yesterday so as we make our way into the afternoon today do expect daytime highs to make their way into the mid-fifties a cool and sunny afternoon ahead, lots of sunshine, a good one to get outside maybe make some returns as far those gifts go or just enjoy some more time with family and friends. you have more details in the rest of your forecast is still to come robin all right, thank you john now we want to check in on traffic pretty quiet around the bay area but we are tracking a closure in the east bay and pleasanton. >>it's on the west of 6.80 it's foothill road they shut it down from her now all the way over to council would and this isn't us investigate a triple fatality, a car off the road into a

helena, stout those sent alina cal castillo north, that is where will probably stay. rain develops in roles and later on this evening. it will be overnight into saturday morning. often on, it will take us into friday evening and saturday. if you are heading to the sea area, today is the day to go. it is warm, and snow will be above lake level. that is when we will start to come down on saturday, and he gets back down to 5500, eventually 4000 by saturday night. if you can go today, that is the day. if you can't, it was early as you can saturday morning. a lot of moisture streaming across. it is nothing organized which is coming up from low latitude. it doesn't take much when you are saturated to get rain. 40s to 50s for most. fog, petaluma, zero. again, it dances around a little bit. oakland still staying three quarters of a mile. 880, that is your drive, some thick fog and spots. if you're up by half moon bay, it is zero. 31 and trekkie. 51 and warm degrees in monterey. diplomat lifted by the high- pressure system. it will drop south later this afternoon and tonight.

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.ear and any showers along eastern coast fade away. but for scotland and northern ireland, we've got cloud increasing that bring some outbreaks of rain mainly into northern scotland. northern ireland probably staying mainly dry. but the cloud cover here will keep temperatures just above freezing much milder across the northern west of scotland. could see the old pocket of frost for southern scotland before the cloud increases. but temperatures down to minus three or minus four celsius quite widely for england and wales. a cold, crisp start to the day here. further outbreaks of rain through tomorrow across scotland, eventually getting down into the central belt, maybe southern scotland by the afternoon. bit patchy by then. cloudy, but mainly dry for northern ireland after a sunny start cloud increasing across northern england and north wales, six to eight celsius. the high tomorrow for england, wales and northern ireland. feeling a little bit milder across the far north of scotland, but

let's talk more about this with alina from the grantham research institute on climate change and the environment she previously worked for the united nations framework convention on climate change thanks so much for coming into the studio to talk to us so so what was the big failure to think of the summit what's the main area that didn't really manage to pull pull off well i think i'd like to say the summit was very disappointing but i wouldn't call it a total failure i think the most important outcome that wasn't 32 was the agreement on the rule book for carbon markets so what i mean that that was a kind of a framework the idea was to give incentives for people to cut their emissions what was it that was so important about that goal so the idea of carbon markets is to provide an opportunity for nations which caught emissions below the goals that they have committed to achieve to sell carbon credits to other nations or to companies to help them achieve a mission with actions and i think the major point of disagreement and in motherhood was the strange and serve those roles some count

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here‘s alina, with the weather.slow to lift. keeping an eye on this area of rain pushing into parts of south—west and southern england through the afternoon. temperatures from 6—9dc across the north of the uk and 9—11 further south. we can keep an eye on this band of rain continuing north and east was through this evening and overnight across parts of wales, south—west england, the midlands, south east england, the midlands, south east england, east anglia and eastern england. the wind strengthening with this for channel coast and the channel ireland and you could see gusty winds. away from the rain, a mixture of variable cloud can spells, one or two showers and mist and fog across northern ireland and into northern england and scotland. the far north of scotland could see a touch of frost as temperatures here get below freezing and elsewhere above freezing. tomorrow, cloud and rain clearing away from eastern counties of england. 0nce cloud and rain clearing away from eastern counties of england. once it does, sunsh