but, it all went wrong on day two of the year — and his second day of the brisbane international.er opponent, unsurprisingly, ended that winning momentum. russia's daniil medvedev, currently ranked 16th in the world... compared to murray's 240th. it began, full of pace and power — not easy for someone who recently admitted he's still experiencing "some pain" in his hip. it's in a "better place", though, he says, than it was this time last year in the build—up to the australian open. and that'll be murray's next challenge, in just under two weeks. whether it is issues with your game, if you aren't serving as well, or if you're not moving as well, the better players exploit that. like i said, he's a top player and is able to do that. so i need to try and find a way of working out how to get around some of the things i struggle with a bit now. but the scotsman eventually lost control and was overpowered by medverev, who won 7—5 6—2. as out of character as it is for him to be knocked out in the second round, it might be something he'll have to start getting used to. miriam walker—khan

last week in brisbane, who isina medvedev last week in brisbane, who is in a similar range in the rankingse previous victories murray has had against better stager will not play much into this one, after that hip surgery murray has had, he's trying to regain his sharpness. he had a practice match against the rob webber one, novak djokovic, we can see some of that year. murray only managed to win over gao games in the 1.5 sets played —— two games. they had to make way for other practice games are not caught. but after that, we did see some war of the money we are used to off the court. —— some more of the murray. he was contacted —— some more of the murray. he was co nta cted by —— some more of the murray. he was contacted by a fan saying how much of remit was to see him play, murray felt the need to apologise, saying, i'm sorry i couldn't be more entertaining today! thank you for the support. he then went on to offer the fan tickets to see him in one of those first—round games, if you can sort it out for monday or tuesday. so whatever the injury problems, he never changes off the court. he

it will last until tomorrow at least in brisbane.omething new and something better in 2019. she has made an impressive start. she's also playing in brisbane, and beat the former us open winner and world number six sloane stephens in straight sets. konta is just inside the world top a0 after a dip in form over the past 12 months. roger federer came out on top against serena williams in the battle of the tennis heavyweights. after both won their singles matches in the hopman cup in perth, they faced each other in the deciding mixed doubles, the first time they've played against each other in a tournament. federer and belinda bencic, representing switzerland, are the defending champions and they beat williams and her us teamate frances tiafoe in straight sets. federer says it was an honour to play against serena. geraint thomas and chris froome are both going to focus on the tour de france this year. froome isn't going to defend his giro d'italia title in may, conserving his energy for a tilt at a record—equalling fifth tour title in fr

murray has had to use his protected ranking to take part in brisbane.nd the former world number one, who is now 31, just about kept his emotions in check after today's win. it has been a hard 18 months with a lot of ups and downs. it has been tough to get back on the court competing again. i am happy i am competing here again. i will try to enjoy it as much as i can. try to enjoy playing tennis as long as i can. i do not know how much longer it is going to last but we will see. the british number onejohanna konta has been talking up her chances this year after switching coaches and she has made a really impressive start. she's also playing in brisbane and she beat former us open winner and world number six sloane stephens in straight sets. konta is just inside the world top a0 after a patchy 2018. geraint thomas and chris froome are both going to focus on the tour de france this year. froome won't defend his giro d'italia title as he chases a record—equalling fifth tour title in france. fellow team sky rider thomas won the tour for the first time last y

she‘s also playing in brisbane and beat the former us open winner and world number 6 sloane stephensto focus on the tour de france this year. froome isn‘t going to defend his giro d‘italia title in may, conserving his energy for a tilt at a record—equalling fifth tour title in france injuly. that means he‘ll go head to head with fellow team sky rider thomas, who won the tour for the first time last year despite froome being team leader. having won the tour with number one on my back, it would be sad not to go back to it and not go back 100% as well. i think the year will be geared around that. and certainly getting to the point of my careerand and certainly getting to the point of my career and i were a think about what kind of legacy i want to leave behind. ifi about what kind of legacy i want to leave behind. if i can target the tour de france and win it for the fifth time, only four people have ever done that, so tojoin, to be the fifth, would be incredible. england all—rounder tom curran played a starring role in his side‘s latest win in the big bash — the t20 tournament in austr

in the women's final, karolina pliskova has won her second brisbane international title after beatinge first set and was serving for the match in the second, but lost her nerve as pliskova turned things around to take it 7—5. tsurenko then rolled her ankle at the start of the decider, allowing pliskova into a 3—0 lead, which she never lost — taking the set 6—2 to join victoria azerenka and serena williams as the third woman to win the tournament twice. bad weather is affecting the fifth and final day of the fourth test between australia and india at the sydney cricket ground. india are on the verge of an historic test series win, with the hosts set to resume on six without loss in their second innings, still trailing by 316 runs as india close in on a first ever test series win on australian soil. the dakar rally gets under way in the peruvian capital lima later. with carlos sainz in the car section. the rally consists of ten stages, with the final stage being a reverse route of the opening one. ryoyu kobayashi became only the third man in history to win the grand slam at ski jumping'

they beat the brisbane heat, he took three wickets in the match and also hit the winning runs.e lump but for them just getting back into the match there. i will have more in the next hour. —— fulham. but for some revellers in france a trip to the funfair turned into a traumatic ordeal as eight people ended up seeing in the new year stuck high above the city of rennes, in brittany. a warning — there is some flashing in these images. a helicopter was called in to help rescue the three adults and five teenagers from the 52 metre high ‘bombermaxxx‘ ride which had suffered a technical fault and stopped at around 8.30pm. the eight people, the youngestjust 13—years—old , were left high in the air with their feet dangling in what was to become a nine—hour ordealfor some of them. initial attempts to reach those trapped using ladders failed, before a rescuer was winched down by the helicopter. they were evacuated one by one with the last person finally getting off the ride at around 6am. the ride‘s owner said a new part had broken. warnings from the recycling industry, that the uk would

he lost in the second round of his warm up tournament in brisbane in this match against djokovic is openo the main event. as with the other brits in action, quite a few in qualifying for the australian open with mixed results. james ward, through to the second round, he fought back against the australian maverick bains, what an amazing name, dan evans also went through and —— and easy win for him. you may and evans went as far as the fourth round in melbourne in 2017.j clark and katie is one lost their first round match. she left in a wheelchair but it is not thought to be serious. 0ver wheelchair but it is not thought to be serious. over in auckland, usually cause a finals of the asb classic, he had a straight sets win. some good news for nadal fans, they we re some good news for nadal fans, they were worried he may not make it to the first grand slam of the year but here he is arising in melbourne. people out of the brisbane tournament with a thigh strain, before that he had not played since he withdrew from the us in september. he says he is feeling confident going into the australian

and britain's number one johanna konta is also out in brisbane.. it's a0 years since 0rchestral manoeuvres in the dark — or 0md to you and me — played their first gig. with their tape machines and synthesisers it marked the birth of a new sound here in the uk — heavily influenced by bands such as germany's kraftwerk. it led to millions of record sales and world tours. and if there was one song that marked their lift—off — particularly in europe — it's this one enola gay. # enola gay, you should have stayed at home yesterday # 0ho it can't describe the feeling and the way you lied the band has published a new biography — it's called "pretending to see the future". a little earlier, i spoke to andy mccluskey — a founding member of 0md — with fellow vocalist paul humphreys. i started by asking him how it all started. we went to different schools, paul knocked on my door to ask if i'd join his friends band. that's when we started doing music together. at the time, what were you listening to? kraftwerk were hugely influential. 0ne one of the thrills wa

it will last until tomorrow at least in brisbane.ndy murray just where his fourth seed is likely to show this new andy murrayjust where his game is out. new andy murray just where his game is out. the british number one johanna konta has been talking up her chances this year after switching coaches and she has made a really impressive start. she's also playing in brisbane and beat the former us open winner and world number six sloane stephens in straight sets. konta is just inside the world top a0 after a patchy 2018. geraint thomas and chris froome are both going to focus on the tour de france this year. froome isn't going to defend his giro d'italia title in may, conserving his energy for a tilt at a record—equalling fifth tour title in france injuly. that means he'll go head to head with fellow team sky rider thomas, who won the tour for the first time last year despite froome being team leader. maybe if i hadn't have won that in 2018 and my tablet that the duo did well type programme, but having won the tour, number one on my bac

since twenty seventeen she's been based in brisbane australia as music director of the queensland symphony orchestra . the latin american compositions are especially close to the conductor's heart. and. that. i always want to promote the music of the americans and that's why this concert is so important because it's probably the first time that this music is played in australia and that i believe this repertory the source of place and every orchestra score repertoire. and one of course do that with my. christian very dortch of eligible ector accompanied alondra della power over a period of fourteen months. the resulting film maestra alondra deliberate or a d w coproduction had its premiere in berlin on thursday. so yes each week we were shown she opened up to us and gave us not only very personal insights into her life but also into her life on stage into the world of classical music that's not something to take for granted this is the search for strangers i know other artists who've said you can interview me before the concert or afterwards and that's it concert with her it was possible t

in the women's final, karolina pliskova has won her second brisbane international title after beating second, but lost her nerve, as pliskova turned things around to take it 7—5. tsurenko then rolled her ankle at the start of the decider, allowing pliskova into a 3—love lead, which she never lost. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. let us bring you some breaking news because a man have been charged with murder after a father was stabbed to death in front of his son on a train here in the uk on friday. the man who is 35 is accused of killing 51—year—old lee pomeroy on a train from guildford report london on friday. chelsea mitchell, 27 has also been charged with assisting an offender. a man has been charged with murder after 51—year—old lee pomeroy was stabbed to death in front of his son onaon stabbed to death in front of his son on a on friday. —— on a train on friday. the awards season begins later in los angeles. the hollywood foreign press will hand out the golden globe awards — celebrating the very best in television and film in its 76th year. among this year's fa

when they went off for rain — brisbane winning by 15 runs on the duckworth—lewis method. the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll be back with more in afternoon live at 2pm. scotland yard has said officers will deal ‘robustly‘ with people suspected of committing criminal offences outside the houses of parliament. it follows a complaint by dozens of mps to the police about harassment and abuse in the increasingly tense brexit debate. the mps wrote to the metropolitan police commissioner expressing ‘serious concerns‘ about the "deteriorating public order and security situation" — after the conservative mp anna soubry was branded a "nazi" by protesters during a live tv interview about brexit yesterday — then pursued back to parliament. the speaker of the house of commons, john bercow, has confirmed he's also written a letter to the met police commissioner, cressida dick about yesterday's incidents. here he is addressing the house of commons a little earlier. it is frankly intolerable if members of parlia

the british number one johanna konta was also in action in brisbane.aight sets. konta's had a difficult 12 months, but now has a new coach and says she's trying to create something new and better in 2019. two greats of the game faced off in perth earlier as roger federer came out on top against serena williams in a mixed doubles match at the hopman cup. this was the first time they had played against each other in a tournament. federer and belinda bencic, representing switzerland, are the defending champions, and they beat williams and her us teamate frances tiafoe in straight sets. federer says it was an honour to play against serena and this is what she thought. it's something that as we grew up together, really, just watching and having an opportunity after all these years, we've actually never done this, so it was super cool that we get to do it at such a pinnacle point in both of our careers, so for me, it was super cool, i wanted to take pictures, and i wanted to bring my baby out, i was way too excited! but it was really fun. and dave ryding has

another huge blow after he's beaten in straight sets by daniil medvedev in the second round of the brisbanenternational. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. rail passengers have begun the new working year facing an above inflation price hike in railfares. fares have increased by an average of 3.1% in england and wales — and almost 3% in scotland. passenger groups have criticised the government for not freezing some fares after considerable disruption and numerous issues across the network last year. our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. passengers in the north of england suffered the most in 2018. at across britain delays and cancellations have risen to their highest level in 17 years. with fares now going up again, passenger groups say we're not getting value for money. if the public can't afford it, what goodis if the public can't afford it, what good is public transport that's unaffordable? lee mack prices are quite steep but it's easier than taking the car. lee —— prices are quite steep. your trains are getting delayed regularly... you can't rely on them. and

the british number1johanna konta's also in action in brisbane, she beat the former us open winner sloane now has a new coach and says she's trying to create something new and better in 2019. two greats of the game faced off in perth earlier as roger federer came out on top against serena williams in a mixed doubles match at the hopman cup. this was the first time they had played against each other in a tournament. federer and belinda bencic, representing switzerland, are the defending champions and they beat williams and her us teamate frances tiafoe in straight sets. federer says it was an ‘honour‘ to play against serena. geraint thomas and chris froome are both going to focus on the tour de france this year. froome isn't going to defend his giro d'italia title in may, conserving his energy for a tilt at a record—equalling fifth tour title in france injuly. that means he'll go head—to—head with fellow team sky rider thomas again, who won the tour for the first time last year, despite froome being team leader. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much, sarah. an 11—month—old baby

he eat james duckworth at the brisbane international. bad hip, and that he was nervous about returning to the court. he plays danil medvedev next. it is not easy to sort of sum up in one sentence or in one answer. it's been a really hard 18 months, a lot of ups and downs, it was trickyjust to get back on the court competing again. i'm happy and back out here again, i want to and enjoy it as much as i can, and, yeah, try and enjoy playing tennis as long as i can. i don't know how much longer it's going to last, but we'll see. that is a man who really loves what he does. to hear that crack in his voice as he took about being back in tennis. i don't like that he talks about how long it will last. it makes me feel sad and worried about 2019 for andy murray. and a great start to the year forjohanna konta. the british number one beat former us open winner and world number six sloane stephens in straight sets. things looking better for konta, who's fallen to 37th in the world after an inconsistent 2018. hgppy happy 2019 to both of them. let's s

he beat australianjames duckworth in straight sets in the first round of the brisbane international butone sentence 01’ one answer. it has been really hard 18 months, a lot of ups and downs. it was trickyjust a kind of get back on the court competing again, so i'm happy i'm back out here again. i want to try and enjoy it as much as i can, and just try and enjoy playing tennis as long as i can. i don't know how much longer it's going to last, but we'll see. the british number1johanna konta was also in action in brisbane, she beat the former us open winner sloane stephens in straight sets. konta's had a difficult 12 months, but now has a new coach and says she's trying to create something new and better in 2019. two greats of the game faced off in perth earlier — as roger federer came out on top against serena williams in a mixed doubles match at the hopman cup. this was the first time they had played against each other in a tournament. federer and belinda bencic, representing switzerland, are the defending champions and they beat williams and her us teamate frances tiafoe in straight set

he was speaking after he made it through to the second round of the brisbane international.s keen to forget 2018 as andy murray. he spent most of it out injured, and his first match since september raised as many questions as answers. on the plus side, there were flashes of his familiar brilliance. murray might have slipped to 240 in the world rankings, but he was far too good for his opponent, james duckworth. but he admitted his long—standing hip problem is still causing discomfort. and after a straight sets win, a question about his recent injury battle left him close to tears. it's been a really hard 18 months, a lot of ups and downs. you know, trickyjust to kind of get back on the court competing again. so, i'm happy i'm back out here again. i want to try and enjoy it as much as i can. yeah, just try and enjoy playing tennis as long as i can. i don't know how much longer it's going to last, but we'll see. an emotional day, then, for one of british sport's biggest stars. murray will hope this combat will last. but a reminder, perhaps, to enjoy his talent while we can. an

outage in brisbane caused the stadium's floodlights shut down.failed. the ground is scheduled to host a day—night test against sri lanka in a week's time. ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the semifinals of snooker‘s masters championship at alexandra palace. the seven time champion came from behind to level at 2—2 against welshman ryan day. but then took four of the next five frames to seal the win. this evening luca brecel plays china's ding junhui. you can watch that live on bbc two from seven o'clock and on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. we will have more in sportsday at 6:30pm. more now on the news that hitachi is suspending work on a multi—billion—pound nuclear plant in anglesey, in north wales, putting thousands ofjobs at risk. with me is tom greatrex, chief executive of the nuclear industry association. good to have you with us. how concerned should people be at what has happened ? concerned should people be at what has happened? it

and, andy murray's latest comeback ends in defeat, knocked out in the second round of australia's brisbane open. it's five o'clock, good evening. our top story is that on the first working day of the new year, rail passengers are adjusting to another above inflation price hike in fares. they've increased by an average of 3.1% in england and wales, and almost 3% in scotland. passenger groups have criticised the government for not freezing some fares after last year's appalling disruption across the network. our correspondent ashleyjohn baptiste is at london bridge station for us now. iamat i am at london bridge station. you may be able to see it's fairly busy. many commuters will be making their way home from work for the first time this new year, and of course many may be disgruntled today's rise infair many may be disgruntled today's rise in fair prices. tom burridge has more. passengers in the north of england suffered the most in 2018. but across britain delays and cancellations have risen to their highest level in 17 years. with fares up again, some passengers in hull say they're not g

brisbane, daly city, minor floodings not out of the question. watch for dangerous surf. gusting to 41 in half moon bay, 25 in san mt. diablo. winds could topple trees. wind advisory until 10:00 a.m. watch out for blowing debris. whipping up 23-foot waves in bodega and half moon bay. breakers could exceed 24 feet. hour by hour look at time line and morning commute coming up. >>> the storm is threatening to cause major problems in the north bay. rain caused raw sewage to flow into a neighborhood on sunday. >> lot of cleanup. cornell bernard is live in petaluma. >> reporter: yeah, windshield wipers on, rain is back. started falling in petaluma about 40 minutes ago. in marin county it's a race against time to prevent raw sewage from flowing into neighborhood again. >> tremendous amount of water coming out. >> reporter: hoping to avoid repeat of this disgusting scene. 100,000 gallons of waste water poured into the neighborhood in the rainstorm. >> water started rising went out to move cars. wasn't until afterwards we found it was raw sewage. it's happened before. >> obviously

and 12 wickets fell on the first day of the first test in brisbane, where the australians are on toping the toss, and were bowled out for 144, with pat cummins taking 4 for 39. australia will start the 2nd day in a few hours from now on 72 for 2 in reply with marcus harris 40 not out. intriguing test matches to keep dell might look forward to. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, will perry, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. —— intriguing test matches to look forward to. hello there. today's the day that our weather is going to turn significantly milder. if we look at the kind of temperatures we had thursday afternoon, low single figures fairly widely, but this afternoon, we will see temperatures pushing up into double figures. for some, it will be a jump in temperatures of around 10 celsius, perhaps even a little bit more than that in one or two places. and the only thing that has the power to lift temperatures so quickly so far at this time of year is a warm front. and there it is, pushing its way eastwards. now, alo

international campaign also ended in brisbane after defeat against australia's ajla tomjanovic.nd for £58 million, but will loan him back to the german club until the end of the season. more at 11:30am. health officials say children are eating an entire childhood's worth of sugar by the time they are ten years old — often in drinks, cakes, biscuits and breakfast cereals. public health england released the data gathered from households throughout the uk and is launching a campaign to encourage families to make simple changes to cut down on sugar. here's our health and science correspondent, james gallagher. we love sugary things. children are eating a humungous amount of sugar, often in sweet drinks, cakes, biscuits, and breakfast cereals. but too much rots teeth. it's estimated a child has a tooth removed in hospital every ten minutes. and an overly sweet diet also increases the risk of long—term problems, including type 2 diabetes, obesity, heart disease, and some cancers. on average, children are eating the equivalent of 13 cubes of sugar a day. but public health england says

and britain's women's number one johanna konta is also out in brisbane.ncy. he was in pain, and was playing the world number16, in pain, and was playing the world number 16, let's not forget. that is a challenge. there are no easy matches. but joanna a challenge. there are no easy matches. butjoanna konta, she has been an australian qualifier, not what we want to see from her. were hoping this would her year. a breathalyser test that could revolutionise cancer diagnosis is being tested in the uk. the device is designed to detect cancer hallmarks in molecules exhaled by patients. scientists hope it will lead to a simpler, cheaper method of spotting cancers early. let's get more on this from cancer research uk's professor rebecca fitzgerald. good morning to you. thank you very much indeed joining us. how would this work? the real problem with cancer is that it is often diagnosed late, as we know all too well, and one of the problems is with diagnosing cancer early as the jab to really make the test as easy as possible because people are quite relu cta nt to

around parts of the bay area tonight - drivers navigating through giant puddles on slick roads. in brisbanelow hanging power lines shut down san bruno avenue in both directions. pg and e workers tried to fix the mess in the heavy rain... ã nats rain ã part of the great highway is also closed in the southbound direction because of the stormy weather tonight. at nearby ocean beach - the winds are fierce... and the surf .. dangerous... ã this sign warning people to stay out of the water... ã giant trees -- also no match for mother nature tonight. the san francisco fire department says a 60 foot tree fell on power lines ews usin ss to cut down branches, and clear out the mess. ã nats ã the widespread rain has created an opportunity for some - including lyft driver tom west. ã sot: tom west / lyft driver "a lot of people feel less comfortable driving in these conditions so there's less lyft drivers and less people driving in general so it should be more rides for me and i feel comfortable driving in this kind of stuff." ã betty yu: the san francisco fire department tonight says it has a full sta

detention centers or into the second week of a hunger strike to highlight their plight detainees in brisbane the melbourne joined others in western australia has been protesting for eight days they accuse their guards of brutality and intimidation as well as separating families the government's being urged to order an independent review of prison practices. but the more still ahead on the news hour including britain's prime minister have a plan b. for braggs are about to find out it's israel opens a brand new international airport we'll tell you why palestinians are stuck on the ground. find out why this tennis player lost his cool.

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this was posted by gold coast and brisbane snake catcher and this guy says this is probably the most horrible thing he's ever for ollie, that's a warning because this is australia and he's going to catch a snake. >> whoa! >> man, that poor thing. >> like an extra layer of armor. >> his face is all messed up. >> that's because of a parasite. >> what happens is in mother nature animals can live in ar y -- harmony internal and external. >> he says they'reerits tcod p the snake. it was taken to a rescue so it could get healed up. this guy said in nearly three decades of doing this he's never seen anything like this. >>> he's on a serious survival mission -- sort of. >> i'm going to try to learn how to survive in the wildour fiv k makeup fresh. >> and he's going to continue to try, and tr buy it like that. >> not that low, sorry, ollie. >> pretty sexy. >>> i'm steven and in this episode i'm going to try to learn how to survive in the wild for five days while keeping my clown make up fresh. >> sorry? >> what? >> they do this at the 52-skills youtube channel. steven likes to learn stuff. >>

detention centers are into this second week of a hunger strike to highlight their plight detainees in brisbane the melbourne joined others in western australia have been protesting for eight days queues their guards of brutality and intimidation as well as separating families the government's being urged to order an independent review of. economic growth in china has slumped to a twenty year low as the trade war with the united states takes its toll the world's second largest economy expanded by only six point six percent last year that's a drop this fight government measures to stimulate the economy investors are concerned beijing's problems could drag down growth world wind stray shell fire in libya has killed the news camera man who works for al-jazeera and other leading media organizations thirty five year old mohammed bin khalifa died on saturday while on assignment with a libyan militia. that's. i'm andrea crosser a filmmaker and journalist and i've spent the past year traveling my country trying to understand. the soviet union was almost as large as the russian empire which spanned thre

-based actress anna brisbane, she's a huge harry potter fan, because she named him remus, after the professorch back-to-back, and i retained zeromus. >> has a black cat named luna. harry potter creator j.k. rowling loved it. >> got it. got it. got it. got it. >> so close. >> he looks back. >> a little help? >> i'm trying. i'm trying. got that third leg. that fourth leg won't go. poor meatball, a cute french bulldog -- >> needs a running start or something. >> or a little magic spell. ♪ >> that's our show. check out rightthisminute.com for lots more fun and entertaining stuff. remember, every episode of >> megan turner, our returning contestant, has two lifelines and $7,000. let's see just how far she can go today, right here on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to the show. fired up over here. you guys ready to go? [cheers and applause] wow! they sound like they're ready to see megan turner win a lot of money. from kansas city, missouri, our returning contestant. welcome back. >> thank you. >> let's catch everybody up to date on

we get you into street level radar, san francisco across daley city, brisbane, heading into south sanrancisco, fulton street, the mission area around the marina. it is slippery out there. rainfall totals, most ofou under a quarter of an inch. there have been a few wet spots. over a quarter of an inch in san francisco. kent field, almost half an inch. santa rosa, 0.4 of an inch so far. we didn't expect this to be a big storm and it's not turning out to be a big one for us. temperatures, 40s, 50s, a live look from our camera. it's a lovely view as we look towards the bay bridge there. scattered showers into the early morgue hour morning hours. current system is a level one on our storm impact scale. highest in the hills in the north bay and breezy at times. so let me time this out. while many of you are hopefully sleeing, seeing just spotty showers in the wee hours of saturday morning. by 7:00 a.m., you're left with just clouds, maybe a few patches of fog going into 8:00 a.m., then we're done. the rest of your saturday, all the way through sunday morning is dry. by 3:00 p.m. sunday afte

of the mile houses, or one of the last remaining ones, the 7 mile just outside san francisco in brisbanein fact, the 7 mile house was also destined to be a forgotten footnote when, in 2004, an immigrant family from the philippines purchased the place, and almost intuitively understood and appreciated the history that was part of the establishment. and vanessa garcia not only resurrected the old atmosphere of the mile house, but researched and wrote a book about it along with co-author regina abuyuan, and so restored the history and the rundown building of 7 mile house. robert: what's the sense of history you get from this building? vanessa: well, i think that with anyone, once they walk into the doors, they are going to feel the history immediately. you see the walls, they're really old. you see the bar, you know, it's original. robert: it's like--feels like the old west sometimes. vanessa: it does, it does, and people always talk about how they feel like this bar is just a part of the old. and it does feel like it's from the--it's from the 1800s. robert: yeah, so how do you balance keep

there's less lyft drivers and less people driving in general so it should be more ri comfortable dr in brisbane low hanging power lines shut down san bruno avenue in both directions. pg&e workers tried to fix the mess in the heavy rain. part of great highway is also closed in the southbound direction because of the stormy weather tonight. at nearby ocean beach, the winds are fierce and the surf dangerous. this sign is warning people to stay out of the water. giant trees also no match for mother nature tonight. the san francisco fire department says a 60-foot tree fell on power lines on clarendon avenue. ews usint bnche the widespread rain has created an opportunity for some, including this lyft driver tom west. >> a lot of people feel less comfortable driving in these conditions, so there's less lyft drivers meaning more rides for me. and i feel comfortable driving in this kind of stuff. >> reporter: and thankfully the rain has let up right now, so public works can finish the job here. elsewhere, the san francisco fire department says it also has been very busy tonight, tending to these calls,

are other bay area cities that participate in this program, san francisco, oakland, berkeley and brisbane have adopted the programs. you don't need an official program to clean up leaves in your neighborhood. katie utehs, abc 7 news will. >>> so while we have this big storm coming up, we also are dealing with an earthquake now. we're getting calls that people, especially in the east bay have felt it. i felt nothing. frances said you felt it. we were sitting in the same room. >> it was a subtle, quick, one or two shakes. that was it. >> we don't have the magnitude confirmed. we're hearing it was based in oakland and we're working to get more information. >> i'll try to find information. i am swamped this morning. >> could we add one more thing to your plate, mike. >> sure, why not? let's jump right in. we're short on time and we've got a lot to talk about. flash flood threats starts at 3:00 this afternoon through 3:00 tomorrow. 12-hour window everywhere. let me say it again. everywhere. south bay has the potential for flooding. turn around, don't drown. now, the solano and lake county, wea

british number one johanna konta will play the ajla tomljanovic, she lost to the australian in the brisbanene 3 years ago but is unseeded. there are two other british women in the draw, heather watson faces petra martic and katie boulter meets ekaterina makarova now, let us introduce you to the next big thing in darts. 13—year—old leighton bennett — who is the youngest player ever to win the bdo world youth championship — ending on a 121 checkout which included a bullseye finish. he picks up a cheque of £5,000 and said he was over the moon, as you can see. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. it's not going to be as cold tonight. good news for some, it's not going to be as cold tonight. good news forsome, not spreading the ice of the car but it's not going to be frost free this january. these are the temperatures as you get towards dawn. just not a ha rd as you get towards dawn. just not a hard frost we have. could be a little bit of mist and fog, particularly over the hills but i'm hopeful of a day looks brighter than it has been to

and us open champion was her own biggest critic after her semifinal defeat at the brisbane the international osaka lost in straight sets to crane soaring co and after the match decided to pull out of next week's sydney international. feel like i didn't really know how to cope with not playing well so. i don't know. so. i'm like there are moments that i try not to do that but the ball wouldn't go in and then i would go back to being like childish. and that's it for me i'll be back with. some of thank you so much finally a bluefin tuna has sold for more than three million dollars at an auction a record breaking price that was paid at tokyo's new fish market and there are also warnings the species is close to extinction the story with. the price of fish went off the scales at this auction in japan where the giant bluefin sold for a record three point one million dollars at tokyo's new fish market it was bought by the man who calls himself the tuna king the owner of the sushi is on my restaurant chain kiyoshi morris it was an opportunity he couldn't miss the time them one by one of the expected

seventeen time grand slam winner rafael nadal pulled out of the brisbane international on the advice of his medical team meanwhile defending champion nick kyrgios almost missed out on the event himself after being bitten by a spider last week it was not an ideal lead up but the australian still competed against unseeded jeremy charedi for a place in the quarter finals it seemed to be going well for curios who challenge the serve in typical fashion. and it was proved right but after taking the open set seven six he was bundled out fairly quickly in the next two sets charlie goes through to the quarter finals while that last drops out of the top fifty in the world and means home miss out on the seeding at the australian open in melbourne. another home favorite john millman broken grigor dimitrov twice in the second set but ultimately it was the ball garion who triumphed to reach the quarter finals it's good progress for dimitroff who had it for twenty teams. and it looks like manchester united's hot streak under new manager ole gunnar sol shire is set to continue. and marcus rushford s

latest comeback tournament is over as the former world number1 crashes out of the second round of the brisbaneing on the government to do more to help cancer patients who are in financial crisis. research by macmillan cancer support suggests the majority of people living with cancer are on average £570 a month worse off as a result of their diagnosis. many people stop or cut down on work, which of course means their income goes down. there can also be extra costs such as trips to the hospital, higher heating bills and more help needed around the home. the government says it is rolling out a "recovery package" to support people with cancer, and over 300,000 people will benefit every year by 2020. our north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. # given all my love, babe. # what more can i do... #. jeff southworth used to belt out the tunes, singing and compering on the blackpool pub and club circuit. but in 2012 jeff was diagnosed with face cancer. his top jaw and lip were removed. nowjeff can't sing and finds speaking difficult. the cancer has cost him his livelihood. life has been re

in brisbane, low-hanging power lines shut down san bruno avenue in both directions, leaving pg&e workers to fix that mess in the rain. and parts of the great highway closed overnight when it flooded. it has since reopened. >> a lot of people feel less comfortable driving in these condition, so there's less lyft drivers and less people driving in general, so that should be more rides for me. and i feel comfortable driving in this kind of stuff. >> authorities say use common sense on the roadways out there and drive slowly. >>> we just got these latest power outage numbers from pg&e in the past few minutes. the most outages right now are occurring in the north bay, more than 17,000 customers are in the dark this morning. thousands more along the peninsula, the south bay and east bay, and right now just one customer in san francisco is without power. >>> and i'm emily turner live here at the live news desk. we have some breaking news this morning out of france. a university campus is on fire right now. you're taking a look at pictures right there. they're out of the university of lyons, the

duckworth in his opener in straight sets there were concerns about medallists health he pulled out of brisbane international with a strain it ended his twenty eight thousand season early to undergo ankle surgery every day helps. makes me. feel better makes me feel more comfy them so that's an important big because it is a first big while at the same time because that gave me the chance to be on court again and that's what they need today wimbledon women's champion angele kerber is through the second round the german looked looked in good form needing just seventy two minutes to beat her opponent along to her gag slovenia for the twenty six team champion is brazilian qualifier beatrice her dad. and former world number one maria sharapova was even quicker in her victory over british qualifier harriet dar the russian who was going for her second title in melbourne beat the briton sixty six live in just sixty three minutes. last season's super bowl winners the philadelphia eagles have been knocked out of the n.f.l. playoffs they were beaten by the new orleans saints new orleans quarterback drew br

seventeen time grand slam winner rafael in the doll pulled out of the brisbane international on the advice of his medical team meanwhile defending champion nick kyrgios almost missed out on the event himself after being bitten by a spider last week it was not an ideal preparation but the australian did make it and was up against unseated jeremy chardy for a place in the quarter finals it seemed to be going well for killing us who challenge a serve in typical fashion. and was proved right. but after taking the opening set seven six he was bundled out fairly quickly in the next two sets charlie goes through to the quarter finals but that last drops kiryas out of the top fifty in the world and means he'll miss out a seeding at the australian open in melbourne. another home favorite john millman broken grigor dimitrov twice in the second set but ultimately it was the bulgarian who tried to reach the quarter finals it's good progress for dimitrov who had a poor twenty eight hundred season. and gripping even more australian attention right now as a potentially history making cricket test in sydn

elise mission six three six three all these talents and skills this is a new type recruits for the brisbane women's team. the main in sydney francis. is fourth and he made his way into the semifinals the home crowd too happy about the australian john moment with a casualty as simone one seven five three six and seven six the frenchman faces another of the next alex. in the n.b.a. the portland trail blazers left it to the last minute to upset the chicago bulls c.j. mccullum school twenty four points in the final quarter then with less than eight minutes left in the game myers lenna done it putting the blazers ahead and sending the bulls to the fifth straight loss blazers winning one hundred twenty four one hundred and twelve the boston celtics faced off against the indiana pacers cari irving at twelve points before setting up a fourth quarter celtics put together their highest scoring game this season to get their fourth straight win one hundred thirty five one hundred and eight manny pacquiao is nine days away from his last fight in las vegas the multiple world champion turned forty last mo

and us open champion was knocked out in the semifinals at the brisbane international osaka lost in straight sets ukraine also wrinkle. and that's it from me about tamara thank you santa how much would you pay to satisfy a sushi craving try three point one million dollars that's what a giant bluefin tuna sell for at tokyo's action sushi produces and wholesale as a benign to spend huge sounds for the biggest and best fish. reports. the price of fish went off the scales at this auction in japan where the giant bluefin sought for a record three point one million dollars at tokyo's new fish market it was bought by the man who calls himself the tuna king the owner of the sushi is on my restaurant chain kiyoshi camorra says it was an opportunity he couldn't miss time them one by one of the expected the highest it would go for was half a million but it turned up five times more expensive oh gosh. the enormous two hundred seventy eight kilogram fish was caught off japan's northern coast it's not the first time camorra has paid the highest price for a bluefin but in two thousand and thirteen a simila