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storms that deliver much-needed amounts of rain and it is going up to crescent city and up into like ashford, oregon, and we are missing it and that is not the only time that will happen. let me show you what happens with the next chance of rain because friday you will see in the seven-day forecast, there is another chance of rain but i'm going to say again it is not a lot. it is not a big storm. he may only get about a 10th of an inch of rain. but when you look at it here we are. thursday going into friday, notice a pattern? look at that long, narrow ribbon. in fact if we put the water vapor map back on, we are now looking at thursday. this is a different map than the one i just showed you. pulling up all of the moisture from the subtropics, directing it at the west coast of the u.s., just like we need to help with this big rainfall deficit but it is all going to far north once again. for us to really with the benefits of this, and if we look at where it is going to rain between now, it is for 25th, pretty dramatic example of the unfairness that this type of winter will bring you. over 3 in

investigators in connecticut are trying to find out what caused the fire at the hole in the wall gang camp in ashfordroyed several of the buildings. the camp was founded back in 1988 by the actor paul newman and has given hundreds of thousands of children with serious illness a chance to get away and experience the outdoors. >>> mardi gras is looking a little different this year, but revelers in the town of cologne, germany didn't let covid restrictions stop them from having fun. take a look. thousands of people enjoyed concerts held across town from inside their cars. got to get creative. pretty cool. i like that. >>> all right. it is time for -- [ air horn ] -- you got it, "binge this." what's going on. >> it's time for "binge this". this valentine's day weekend, fall in love with great entertainment. daryn carp host of people tv's "reality check" is recommending what to watch. hey, daryn, love when you're here with us. >> hey, janai, good to see you. >> okay, so first of all it's galentine's day today. so how should we celebrate? >> check out "barb and star go to vista del mar". there's such a lov

and he bumps into gina, played by annaleigh ashford, tony award-winner and she is a bit of a whirlwinderent worlds and i tell you, they're going to learn a lot about each other and teach a few things along the way. >> seth: now, i am a huge fan of both of you.se-- and i don't go to a lot of broadway shows, but i saw the show that annaleigh won her -- >> you know, you famously say you're down with theater that's like your whole mantra. >> seth: i'm like, "you know what, enough's enough. [ laughter ] like, i get it >> we get it, guys cut the lights [ laughter ] pack it up let's go >> seth: but annaleigh is -- i mean, she was like one of those people that when you saw her on stage, which is the first place i saw her, it was like a revelation did you know her at all before you guys started working together >> i didn't. and i'm so happy i've gotten to. it's one of those things, you know, there are so many people in the businese asteroids floating around the space of hollywood that's a very strange metaphor just trying to get cosmic on you. but anyway, it's been such a pleasure to get to kno

that's a decrease of 37% on 2019, with some areas such as birmingham and ashford in kent showing largecheme has helped accommodate 33,000 people including rough sleepers but the pandemic is creating more demand for help as particularly young people lose jobs. one london council says applications for homeless support are up nearly 50% on last year. it's unprecedented, 48% up on homelessness applications and that's been with the private rented sector ban in place so when the evictions ban is lifted we are likely to see a worsening situation as all of the people who have built up arrears over that time could be potentially made homeless. like many former rough sleepers, david is sceptical of the help he is getting will last. you can see a scenario when you end up back on the street? yeah, ican. if that's what happens, that's what happens, it's part of myjourney. the hope however is that the many people helped off the streets will remain housed. michael buchanan, bbc news. now, when the pandemic hit, dance teacher lizzi gee found herself out of work. to stay positive and keep busy, the mum

simonjones has spent the morning at a gritting depot in ashford in kent.nowing at the moment, and this is making a big dent on the supply of salt but that salt will be needed, much more in the coming days, with more bad weather forecast. much more in the coming days, with more bad weatherforecast. it much more in the coming days, with more bad weather forecast. it has been a really challenging time because when they lay down the assault on the road it needs traffic to get over it to activate it but because of the stay message because of the coronavirus and the weather, it means we have seen less traffic than normal so that has caused problems. add in storm darcy with gusts of wind of around 50 mph, that has been blowing snow and causing drifts to go across the road, now the snow that has fallen has been turning into ice. it is really, really cold, about —4 when you look at the thermometer but if you add in the wind chill factor and it feels more like —7. there are weather warnings in place for the whole of the east of the uk and for today, tomorrow, and in