and a pin in thailand as well maybe in myanmar but not much around at the moment however in the bay of bengal is a tropical cyclone has been renamed as bulbul and it might well become pretty nasty on its way study notes was to make landfall bringing big waves and shoot amounts of rain by sunday. the weather sponsored by katherine. when an ethiopian mother put her daughter up for adoption she knew little of what was to come. with family bonds severed a traumatized child tone between 2 worlds struggles to return home in a profoundly human story exposing deep flaws in denmark's adoption system having. a girl in return a witness documentary on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the headlines this hour iraqi security forces have opened fire on anti-government protesters in the southern city of basra and the capital baghdad killing at least 10 people demonstrations over corruption unemployment and poor public services have gripped iraq for over a month. and the government protesters in chile have shouted down the health minister as he visited the hospital to meet people injured duri

been killed across india and bangladesh after cyclon bulbul tore through coastal areas in the bay of bengal millions were evacuated from their homes ahead of the storm's arrival when speeds reached 120 kilometers an hour closing down ports and airports in both countries for the 1st time in more than 70 years a corridor has been opened on the india pakistan border to allow sikh pilgrims to visit the shrine of the founder of their religion but like everything else between these 2 countries the pilgrimage also has a political undertone as osama bin jawad. it's a historic gathering for the seeds in one of their holiest sites in pakistan they've gathered from all walks of life from all over the world to celebrate the 550th birthday of the founder of sikhism grew none the. it's also a special occasion because it's the 1st time in 72 years that sikh pilgrims are able to cross the indian border into pakistan a special temple or good water has been built in the qatar poor area where the guru spent the last years of his life. the little passage they have opened should be broadened to the extent that

the area of pressure in the bay of bengal is set to strengthen into a cyclonic storm that could becomekilometres per hour, a trough of low pressure brings thunderstorms to the philippines. this could develop into a tropical system over the coming days. we will keep a close eye on developments. in australia we have had welcome rain but a change is on the way, an area of high pressure building infor the way, an area of high pressure building in for most, colder air coming into the south—east of australia and that will knock the temperatures down. late in the week temperatures down. late in the week temperature will struggle at around 13 in melbourne. look at this, a slow—moving weather front in the north—west of russia which will bring heavy rain, 50 millimetres for some and very cold air will mean in a localised strip there will be heavy falls of snow and there could be 30 centimetres. that is quite the way north of moscow. over the next few days of temperatures will be dropping in moscow, down to about five this weekend as the cooler air eventually works its way in. we would have a you

and a pin in thailand as well maybe in myanmar but not much around at the moment however in the bay of bengalis a tropical cyclone has been renamed as bulbul and it might well become pretty nasty on its way study knolls was to make landfall bringing big waves and shoot amounts of rain by sunday. the weather sponsored by cats already has. a story 1400 years in the making. a story of succession and the leadership. jersey that tells the story of dispute and division of the heart. of the caliph episode to. jersey. this is al jazeera the headlines this hour iraqi security forces have opened fire on antigovernment protesters in the southern city of basra and the capital baghdad killing at least 10 people demonstrations over corruption unemployment and poor public services have gripped a rock for over a month this president tells honest new measures to clamp down on violence government demonstrations carry on for a 3rd week president sebastian pinera wants tougher penalties for looting and rioting. a series of concessions have failed to pacify the protesters and donald trump's former national securi

mode it is still cold the same thing it worked its way across all and it's really motions the bay of bengal and it has also reenergize once again into a very powerful tropical cyclone right now it will sustain winds 160 kilometers an hour gusting obviously higher than that and is also moving fairly rapidly now 15 kilometers an hour i'm beginning to turn up to the north northeast this of course has it directly pushing towards bangladesh the actual landfall days come forward it's not going to be saturday as it makes landfall we are very concerned about the height of these waves 7.5 kilometers we've got storm surge of 2 and a half meters so potentially you've got 10 to 11 meters where the water literally being pushed on land into bangladesh equals a very low lying area the rain of the next few days will be significant but really is about what happens as this storm gets closer to land 5600000 people against the feeling of these hurrican force winds as this storm comes near shore and actually makes landfall now by sunday it is still a cycloid but it's working its way across land into bangladesh

been killed across india and bangladesh after cycling bulbul tore through coastal areas in the bay of bengal millions were evacuated from their homes ahead of the storm's arrival when speeds reached 120 kilometers an hour closing down ports and airports in both countries lots more news on the web site the address as about al jazeera dot com up next it's the listening post i'm back in 28 minutes with 30 minutes of al-jazeera will use i'll say that by. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs it's that much of . how we say covering stories around the fire because you trust the journalist wait for you i'm the guy the more i think that the movie think one of the most dangerous part of the mining industry 140 terrorists around the clock our battle story. hello i'm richard burton you're watching a special edition of the listening post when journalists talk about the most dangerous beats in the news business they talk about war zones or trying to cover drug cartels in mexico ho

named, and it‘s expected to become a severe cyclonic storm, headed its way northwards through the bay of bengal potential mudslides, we have another storm. this one is heading away from the philippines but towards vietnam, and again, it‘s expected to give a lot of rain as it intensifies further in the next day or so. high—pressure is keeping much of australia dry and fine, but really, unsettled weather, and cool weather for the time of year is maintained across tasmania and victoria for the coming few days, even sydney‘s dipping back to 20 degrees. and some of that rain is coming into new zealand, rain and wind as well. and we‘ve had flash flooding, of course, across the balkans. you may have heard that still amber warnings or orange warnings out for parts of greece, the balkans, italy, heavy snowfall to throo into that mix as well across the alps on friday. to throw into that mix as well across the alps on friday. tales through the western mediterranean, very unsettled for the islands, and more very strong winds powering through the bay into france and iberia, again more hill snow to come here

in the last 2a hours, this huge cyclone has moved across the bay of bengal, heading towards india anda north—easterly direction, it is expected to weaken. only when the storm has passed will the people know if the preparations and precautions have worked, and whether potentially thousands of lives will have been saved. tim allman, bbc news. there have been violent confrontations in bolivia between supporters and opponents of president evo morales, who says the homes of some of his closest associates have been set on fire. earlier, his offer of negotiations was rejected by opposition leaders, who said he should resign or call new elections. donna larsen reports. the smouldering remains of properties said to be the homes of two regional governors, and a house owned by evo morales‘s sister esther in 0ruro. in a statement posted on twitter, the president said the fires were the work of irregular groups. local media reported that those responsible were protesters, prevented from travelling to la paz by road blockades. earlier, groups of police in three cities joined the protesters. their m

in the last 2a hours, this huge cyclone has moved across the bay of bengal, heading towards india anddirection, it is expected to weaken. only when the storm has passed will the people know if the preparations and precautions have worked, and whether potentially thousands of lives will have been saved. tim allman, bbc news. in japan, celebrations are continuing to mark the enthronement of the country's new emperor. yesterday, a national festival took place — including a parade through tokyo, which was followed by a series of musical performances. gail maclellan reports. chanting. this weekend marks the climax of a huge national party. and it looks like they saved the best till last. a parade featuring traditional folk dancing... plus marching bands from the tokyo police and fire departments. some of these events had to be delayed several weeks, due to the impact of typhoon hagibis. but it was a sea of colour, noise, and excitement, nonetheless. then, as dusk fell, the emperor and empress emerged to the impact of typhoon hagibis. from the imperial palace. thousands of loyal subjects wa

been killed across india and bangladesh off to cycle on bulbul tore through coastal areas in the bay of bengal millions were evacuated from their homes ahead of the storm's arrival when speeds reached 120 kilometers an hour closing down ports and airports in both countries and a thick blanket of toxic smog has again engulfed and yes capital people in new delhi have been complaining of breathing difficulties and irritation of the eyes of public health emergency has already been declared in the city after air pollution reached the worst ever levels last week the small has also being blamed for soaring miscarriage rates and infant deaths. a state of emergency has been declared in the australian state of new south wales as firefighters battle to contain wildfires there or thor it is have warned of a catastrophic threats and residents on the outskirts of sydney are being urged to leave their homes emergency crews say high temperatures and strong winds are likely to further fuel the flames at least 3 people have died and thousands have been left homeless by fires in the region and the catastrophic c

been killed across india and bangladesh after cycling bulbul tore through coastal areas in the bay of bengal millions were evacuated from their homes ahead of the storm's arrival when speeds reached 120 kilometers an hour closing down ports and airports and both countries. the state of emergency has been declared in the australian state of new south wales as firefighters continue a battle to contain wildfires authorities have warned of a catastrophic threats and residents on the outskirts of sydney are being urged to leave their homes emergency crews say high temperatures and strong winds are likely to further fuel the flames at least 3 people have died and thousands have been left homeless by fires and region. on the catastrophic conditions the cyclist in you can do is not the unit at risk area the catastrophic conditions but the focus is principally and foremost on loss life the loss is at risk when it comes to catastrophic conditions and as we've said addicted to them we cannot guarantee i saw truck at every home we cannot guarantee an aircraft will be either head every time a fozzy impac

been killed across india and bangladesh after a cyclical bull tore through coastal areas in the bay of bengal millions were evacuated from their homes ahead of the storm's arrival when speeds reach 220 kilometers an hour closing down ports and airports in both countries. the courts ruled there is sufficient evidence to go ahead with a corruption case against a former malaysian prime minister najib razak is facing allegations he and his family looted a state investment fund in a multi-billion dollar fraud scandal spanning 6 countries the former leader maintains he did nothing wrong. china's leader has arrived in athens for a 3 day visit to discuss bilateral relations investment and trade xi jinping will also go to parade us the mediterranean sea port controlled by china's state and shipping company cosco john psaropoulos has more. stomach this pluckers has no doubts about the benefits of china's presence and greece's largest put his crude repaints ships but during greece's economic crisis they lost most of their work now that's changed in theirs he had beards understand their work has increase

been killed across india and bangladesh after psycho babble tore through coastal areas in the bay of bengal millions were evacuated from their homes out of the storm's arrival when speeds reached 120 kilometers per hour closing down ports and airports in both countries many low lying areas have been flooded cycling has now eased but heavy rainfall continues. a sick blanket of toxic small cars once again engulfed india's capital new delhi presidents have been complaining of difficulty breathing and irritation in the eyes have already declared a public health emergency in the city after air pollution reached its worst ever levels earlier this week the smog is also being blamed for soaring miscarriage rates and infant deaths. now israeli farmers living along jordan's border are bracing for financial losses after the jordanian king and outs that he won't be renewing a 25 year old deal that lets them cultivate fertile border areas israel had been hoping for the deal to be extended but ties between the 2 countries have become increasingly strained as bennett smith reports. that there may be a pea

in the last 2a hours, this huge cyclone has moved across the bay of bengal, heading towards india andweaken. only when the storm has passed will the people know if the preparations and precautions have worked, and whether potentially thousands of lives will have been saved. tim allman, bbc news. bolivia's armed forces have called on president evo morales to step down. mr morales had announced new elections would be held after serious irregularities were found in the vote held last month which sparked protests across bolivia. a spokesman for the armed forces said the current instability led them to conclude that it was necessary for mr morales to leave, "to bring peace to the country and maintain stability". it's a night that will go down in internet — and sporting — history. two of the world's biggest youtube stars made their professional boxing debuts. with a combined following of a0 million subscribers, british internet star ksi beat his american rival logan paul after six rounds in an la ring. the men will reportedly take home around £700,000 pounds for the match. earlier i spoke t

of that tropical cyclone bringing rain and strong winds and now on to the next 2 days northern bay of bengalother tropical cyclone one that started with that last one was in vietnam came across redeveloped and is already producing rain in addition west bengal the winds are still strengthening still to come. the weather sponsored by can't tolerate. a story 1400 years in the making. a story of succession and the leadership. tells the story of dispute and division of the hall. the caliph episode to jersey. this is al jazeera and these are our top stories this hour. form a leftist president is out of a lot to serve in 19 months of a 12 year sentence for corruption and money laundering lula da silva was released follows a supreme court ruling overturned in the process for criminal appeals security forces of fired tear gas at anti government protesters in capital. the city's main university is also on fire believed to have been lit by vandals protesters are demanding education and economic reforms. protesters in iraq are continuing their campaign against the government demanding an overhaul of the

in the last 24 hours, this huge cyclone has moved across the bay of bengal, heading towards india and expected to weaken. only when the storm has passed will the people know if the preparations and precautions have worked and whether potentially thousands of lives will have been saved. tim allman, bbc news. spanish voters are returning to the polls for the country's second general election injust over six months. the socialists, led by the acting prime minister, pedro sanchez, won the most seats in the last ballot in april but were unable to form a government. spain has been struggling to put stable governments together since 2015. tens of thousands of well—wishers gathered in tokyo to congratulate japan's emperor naruhito on his enthronement. the emperor officially began his reign in may after the abdication of his father. the ceremony was postponed so that the government could deal with the aftermath of recent typhoon hagibis. naruhito and empress masako greeted crowds waving japanese rising sun flags. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers journalist

when just a long way north the northeast monsoons tucked in nicely to indeed as plain cross the bay of bengal also is going to be the case stand here for probably sri lanka and fossils in india we get significant share as what you might use to cloud up here is really up into northern india northern pakistan kashmir up into the high ground such rain or snow it if you are lucky will move the air around in new delhi otherwise a cross he's got to stay pretty poor which is not uncommon for this time of the year we've seen a change in seasonal type across the arabian peninsula's attempts in the twenty's not with thirty's that's been the case for a couple of days weeks there's no significant wind so doha's quite well with 27 riyadh's bit breezy inquiry and 26 but the cloud is covering further south in for example oman and yemen and also that is once again iran and probably azerbaijan an old syria where the showers fall. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. of the stories. providing the clips into someone else's was. the one you pay for. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmm

head over to india and in particular here's the bay of bengal this is the latest on this is matt mode and this will continue to weaken as it goes through monday pushing some showers across into mamre and then by choose a mostly dry showers into southern sections of india. the weather sponsored by qatar and. in a territory that's been under constant siege for 12 years. and in a state of perpetual conflict with its navy. women are swimming against the tides and challenging stereotypes in the isolated society. al-jazeera wild follows 5 palestinians making a difference. the new women of gaza on al-jazeera. when you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour bolivia's president evo morales has resigned after widespread protests against his disputed election the presidents of venezuela and cuba have used. a preliminary report to the october election found ballots alterations explains ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote but fallen short of a majority after the 2nd general election to see if the hard drive vox pop who saw its support

been killed across india and bangladesh after cycling bulbul top through coastal areas in the bay of bengal millions were evacuated from their homes ahead of the storm's arrival when speeds reached 120 kilometers per hour closing down ports and airports in both countries many low lying areas have been flooded cycling has now eased but heavy rainfall continues. when our fit blanket of toxic small has once again engulfed india's new capital new delhi residents have been complaining of difficulty breathing and irritation in the eyes of already have already declared a public health emergency in the city after air pollution reached its worst ever levels earlier this week smog is also being blamed for soaring miscarriage rates and infant deaths for the 1st time in 70 years a corridor has been opened on the india pakistan border to allow thousands of seat pilgrims to commemorate the birth anniversary of the founder of their religion like everything else between these 2 countries there was a political motive as i'm a bit of a reports from as an adult in northern pakistan. it's a historic gathering

india now is mainly draw across much of the continent we're watching this disturbance here in the bay of bengal is likely to actually impact mammal that is the coast of india and also this the remnants by this time really of what has been maha it's expected to push on towards go drop as we head wednesday on into thursday it should have lost a lot of its strength by them but it will produce some rain showers you could see some of those across into mumbai with a high of 31. the weather sponsored by qatar and. oldest muslim undertakers working here are just 7 days a week that's grown with a community my father purchased a black ambulance man started to do the funeral in london and the family we saw stopped being part of indonesia and became business partners the stories we don't often hear told by the people who the gift is such a level of. east and undertakers this is europe on al-jazeera. dreams johns and entertainment a way for people to rise above the violence around so it's my role to give these girls a different idea that they can leave the wards of this community 3 short films show how perf

kilometers and now entered back into the warm waters of the bay of bengal where now watching the storm intensify and we now have winds of about 100 kilometer gusting up to about 130 kilometers per hour right now over the next few days the storm is going to be making its way to the north so right now we're already seeing the feeder bands affecting parts of india as well as into bangladesh as we go towards saturday the storm is going to intensify to about $150.00 it's also going to be slowing down and it's on saturday that we start to get a little bit of question mark on what the storm is going to be doing some of the forecast models take it in land into bagley desh some of the forecast models actually keep it hovering in the northern part of the open water so if it does this we do expect to see some very heavy rain falling across much of this area anywhere across parts of northern india as well as bangladesh could be seeing anywhere between $200.00 and possibly up to $300.00 or more millimeters of rain so flooding is something we're going to be watching. the weather sponsored by catheri

in the last 2a hours, this huge cyclone has moved across the bay of bengal, heading towards india andarations and precautions have worked, and whether potentially thousands of lives will have been saved. tim allman, bbc news. let‘s return now to news that the royal family and senior politicians have joined military veterans and religious leaders at the cenotaph in central london to remember the fallen in conflicts over the last two centuries. as part of the commemorations, a spectacular 750,000 poppies cascaded over the white cliffs of dover. they were carried in a second world war dakota dropped from an altitude of 500 feet over the battle of britain memorial. five veterans, including former raf servicemen, were on board the aircraft. the poppies were all purchased from royal british legion for nearly £a,000. 0ur correspondent sarah campbell has more on the poppy appeal and the events marking remembrance day at the cenotaph. as always, a very moving ceremony. the pavements absolutely packed with people that have been here for a couple of hours waiting to observe the two minutes‘ sile

millimeters of rain on the other songs this are watching very closely it's in the northern the bay of bengal this is it this is not my now this is making landfall south today into sunday probably into west bengal by sunday we're looking at this is to really impacting bangladesh heavy amounts of rain moving fairly quickly east that should be dry by them but we could have some flooding rains. the weather sponsored by cattle rallies. mass protests forcing the government's hand but are we seeing the try to talk to our presidents we follow journalists on the front line this is fish tank bottom free press committed to reporting the facts police officers pointing guns at journalists it's a stop to think of hong kong fact and fiction the truth is it anyway. as era. d.j. all these all the planet but somebody has to do it where do you go to the pilot their voice promoting clean safe sanitation for a world with a 3rd of the world lacking basic facilities can his unique style really help clean up the mass sending. the pop culture is the fast as those soft as any problem mr toilet eyewitness documentary

now it's time for the weather evident there's a tropical front line in the bay of bengal yeah that's right the star is about 5 or 6 hours away from making landfall just around west bengal to the south of kolkata that's the center of the storm you can see how large this system is lots of heavy rain already lashing the dish least in parts of india pushing up into bangladesh sustained winds of around 130 kilometers per hour plus high gusts this is a damaging storm i think it really is going to be the rain that does cause more problems though as it heads up towards bangladesh we are looking at previous amounts of rainfall we've already seen $79.00 millimeters of rain and cold november average $29.00 millimeters we are likely to say maybe something similar over the next 24 hours possibly as much as $200.00 millimeters of rain in and around that area can see how the storm makes its way further northeast with into bangladesh dry weather starting to come in behind but another very wet day for a good part of west bengal so that is the case into kolkata we go on through sunday and audience to m

of that tropical cyclone bringing rain and strong winds and now on to the next 2 days northern bay of bengal another tropical cyclone one that started with that last one was in vietnam came across redeveloped and is already producing rain in addition west bengal the winds are still strengthening still to come. the weather sponsored by cats our. oldest muslim undertakers working here is just 7 days a week that's grown with a community my father purchased a black ambulance started to do the funerals in london and the family we saw stopping bothering to watch and. the stories be told often here told by the people who the. level of. east and undertakers this is europe on al-jazeera. investigative journalism the world during. global experts and discussion 3 times you've got a deal and you disagree with that deal because of the terrible twos the worst of the love it was brought to us when you look to stories from other angles open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today you have to rethink pretty much everything thank you for talking to al-jazeera both programs to inspire you on al-jaz

some showers and maybe a thunderstorm and then we head over to india and in particular here's the bay of bengal this is the latest on this is matt may this will continue to weaken as it goes through monday pushing some showers across into mema and then by choose day mostly try showers into southern sections of india. the weather sponsored by catherine is. a story of blackmail. you'll have killed i have strangled i have a story of carnage a lot of the fear is real. passion. and it's very similar just. this is a really fabulous news from one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in but something i feel every time i get on the chat every time i interview someone. often working round the clock to make sure that we bring events as i currently as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's what i think we really do well. this is al jazeera and here are our top stories this hour. bolivia's president evo morales has resigned after widespread protests against his disputed reelection the president salva that is why look back cuba li

it is just a few thunderstorms, there is nothing strong about this but this one in the bay of bengal,trong winds, those areas that disrupt the circulation and it ripped them apart. you get a little sense of that with this one as it works close to the jet stream. look at all that cloud, it is just being pulled apart by those in strong winds whereas the one down here, thatis winds whereas the one down here, that is away from the strong winds. how long the estimate it will be before this one makes landfall? this one will probably make landfall about sunday, monday, it depends on the exact track it will take and at the exact track it will take and at the moment it is working northwards and picking up strength because there are no strong winds around it was it is a happy storm. not for the people around it. yes it would be less ha p py people around it. yes it would be less happy if that landed on you. whether it makes landfall in west bengal here in the north—east of india or bangladesh, we are not quite sure yet because there is still a little bit of uncertainty with the steering current

and, of course on sunday we have got football going on across the bay area. our raiders taking on the bengalsooking at 1:25 for kickoff and you can watch it's here on kpix. low 70s. our 49ers looking at sunshine and warm in the mid-70s taking on the arizona cardinals. temperatures warming up through the weekend into the start of next week. could see some scattered showers possible on wednesday. >>> take a look at the roadways right now. if you're headed out to the games this weekend, extra busy conditions around 880, 37, and the nimitz freeway as the raiders go head to head with the bengals. not bad at after northbound you're clear. right past the coliseum with no delays right now. just north of the here we had an accident blocking all lanes. cleared that off the freeway so traffic is moving nicely at the limit in both directions north and southbound 880. no delays there. if you're using 880 towards the bridge, it is okay this morning. looks like the metering lights are off with no problems there. castro valley westbound 580, look out for an accident on the eastbound side at eden canyon road.

of the packers, saints, seahawks. san francisco will host green bay next sunday night. for the raiders win today,s against the bengalse that up. the share of that lead for kansas city. a double digit credit for just the third time in the last 15 years. but cincinnati dented that score board first. the kid, reversing direction. he scores his first rushing score of the season, and then they gave up the football to mom. the raiders would tie it up in the second. throwing the wide open play, the rookie's fourth touchdown of the season. 25-29. 292 yards. now we know carr could do away with his arm. but how about his leg? he would come out of the sea of orange for the touchdown. 14-7. raiders, it was 14-10 oakland. fourth quarter and then that big loss for one without that man. max crosby, three sacks on the quarterback ryan finley. actually he would have four sacks. the defense held the bengals to 246 total yards and they would come one that clutch win that mattered most. down seven. the bengals are trying to make it happen and picked off by trayvon mullins to ice up the game. raiders would win 17-10. they don't cover the

bengals take on? it will be mostly in the 70s around the bay area. 79 for morgan hill. plenty of sunshine in the east bay. the 680 corridor has numbers in the mid 70s . up in the north bay, it will be nice. it will nudge 80 degrees in santa rosa. mill valley, 75. and novato, 74. i used to live in novato. great little town. 82 ukiah. 84 cloverdale. in the extended forecast, sunshine for sunday and monday. then it cools down. tuesday through the latter half of the week. the numbers come down. but, no rain does. at least not yet. that's weather. for sports, here is mr. vern glenn. >>> i get to bring you two-fer saturday night. not just one sports segment. but two! hey, and ahead, pac-12 local teams, desperate for wins. if they want to keep playing, come bowl season. the headliner? cal an >>> college football up top. the main ingredient on a saturday. first stop, the paloose. stanford starting quarterback, kj costello couldn't go again at washington state. second quarter grab. easop winston with his fingertips made it 19-0. stanford backup david mills. got the cardinal within three.

bengals. temperatures in the lower 70s. kickoff a little bit later at 1:45. so temperatures tomorrow probably the warmest day of the next sev bayet close to 80 around morgan hill and pleasanton tomorrow. low 70s oakland, fremont. similar into palo alto and san francisco. closer to 70 for your sunday. north bay, highs in the 70s to near 80 in santa rosa. let's talk about rain chances moving forward. there's a significant one, except what's going on? the bay area missing out. southern california seeing rain. what kind of pattern could bring that where we see a chance of a few showers in the south bay, very little in the north bay? it all hinges on an area of low pressure, a coff low which is going to drop down the coast getting into tuesday, wednesday. southern wednesday how it moves california. that's likely at least right now. we'll pick up a lot more moisture, which is the reason why you saw in future cast a lot of the best and more significant rainfall could be in southern california as you get into wednesday, thursday. notice the wind arrows, we'll have to watch that as the breezes will be offshore. it will be cooler around

a number of times to where you get crushed and the guys were resilient and kept coming and we were able to finish off the right way like we did last week. >> across the bay the winless bengalsand. cincinnati fans you make the trip, i don't know why you want to wear a bag. an that's impressive by a run back 7-0 visitors. and you see the bengals fans there, carr looking to throw and steps up. and how about i run it, into the end zone and dives. 14-7 raiders. final chance though for cincinnati. rookie quarterback ryan bentley scrambles and throwing and picked off by treyvon mullein. mullein is going to head back to the black hole to celebrate. a for the bengals the bags still on the heads of them. they're 0 and 10. raiders win 17-10 and tied for first place in the afc west. a great day for our football teams. both the raiders and niners win. >> you have to closeout games on defense if you're going to win. if you're going to win you've got the lead and they've got the ball and your defense has to close. and that's something that we're getting better and better at. i think we're actually looking forward to the challenge of going out there and finishing. >> i'm never into fantasy

bengals. >>> they risked their safety when gunfire erupted in a crowded peninsula mall. today two army recruiters are being honored. >> when he tells me to quit, i'll quit. >> a bay area woman feeds thousands ofeople. now she needs a little bit of help to keep it going. >> and abc7 news drew attention to this pothole problem on a south bay highway. this morning it's not a problem anymore. >> look at that. look at us. >> happening. >> that's all ahead. it's 4:36. and look at him. >> building a better bay area. not just a motto. we try do good. we did. 46 in castro valley. 50 to a52 along the east bayshore. in the south bay, low 50s. 49 in pacifica. mid to upper 50s in the north bay and east bay valleys. here's a look at san jose, 280 at 17, not quite as foggy as it was yesterday. it's getting closer and the fog will spread. here's south bay, the fog overtaking the western span and the eastern span of the bay bridge. that's my biggest concern this morning. jobina and i will continue to watch that throughout the morning. for the east bay valleys, clouds through 9:00. 46 then mid 70s this afternoon. 60 if you're heading out for friday night high school football. peninsula, we'll have the clouds a

bay packers. hopefully san francisco has a better result of the raiders. >>> the raiders were coming off a home stand sweep in which they allowed only 10 points to the bengalsst points allowed in years. then this. wet and gloomy. new jersey didn't stop the jets. gang green had a lot to yell about today. 13-3 new york. 3rd quarter. sam darnold hits the home run play. darnold, 315 yards of the game. 69 on this play. yes. bario iss knocked out. 20-3. jets. raiders still not out of it yet. had a fourth and 1 at the 40. ingle had been great but the jets stopped him short. he challenged the spot but to no avail. chucked it down field. robbie anderson, 30-yard play. down to the 10-yard line. and then 3rd and goal. he looks anderson's way again. tree total touchdowns for darnold who also ran wunl in. how much worse can it get? here's your answer. tyrell williams bobbled the short pass, deflected to pool. that's a pick six. 34-3. jets in a route. carr was removed at the start of the 4th quarter and got to sit back and watch garbage time. he finished with 127 yards. his lowest total of the season. the raiders get clobbered 34-3. >> we didn't play well. we didn't show