the highway north leads deeper into british columbia. the original winding road has been straightened out stretching from the foothills of the great plains of north america. after a few hours the rocky mountains heat into sight in the distance. but the well developed highway has also put paid to a lot of the road houses the service areas that were set up every fifty kilometers . they're no longer needed today. our next stop is fort nelson the last town for a long time. the museum there is mainly dedicated to the alaska highway. it was founded by moral brown a ninety year old mechanic who is himself part of the history of the. alaska highway. his pride and joy are his vintage vehicles most of which are still running. he started collecting them when he came to fort nelson in one thousand nine hundred fifty five. on the building of a highway there were. like pushed up her career all through. heard our term. in law and. maybe maybe cut. a bank down or. we're all in her. third rug. in addition to the vehicles model also preserves other treasu

fields are taking shape right before our eyes and if you're living just outside of vancouver british columbia in the great northern nation of canada the battle that battle is quite literally happening right before your eyes where the hereditary leaders and other members of the british columbia's we salute and first nation people through a series of checkpoints and camps are protesting the building of a six point two billion dollar natural gas pipeline by coastal gas link a subsidiary of the energy infrastructure giant the trans canada corporation and sadly my friends the battle is heating up as these star vancouver reports that fourteen were arrested after a checkpoint camp was abandoned by a massive fallen tree and a barrier of flame as dozens of royal canadian mounted police officers finally pushed past the barricade to set up to bar entry to the traditional territories of the wee suit and people the aggressive handling of the situation by the royal canadian mounted police even cause canadian author naomi klein to tweet out a shameful day for canada which is marketed itself as a progressive

you know how could this latest round of pipeline drama in british columbia damage trudeau even more what what is he going to do about this can this affect him was a part owner of the trans mountain pipeline myself being a canadian you know you see that what has happened with our government here trudeau was going to be the leader of the fighter the you know the the unicorn that came out of nowhere basically helping our environment helping first nations people and there's a double doing right there on both accounts october of this year there will be an election happening when we talk about first nations that huge subject here this is the whole thing which government's talked about an indigenous policy in promises of reconciliation this is not reconciliation the fact that some of our first nations don't have clean water is not reconciliation and buying a pipeline is not good for the environment so these are all issues that trudeau's going to have to fight and he's going to have to somehow stand up and have to make it clear why he's doing this thing because the way the country is divided rig

the storm track way up north of vancouver, they'll get snow in the british columbia rockies.will get 70-degree weather in our warmest inland spots to finish this week, so a big change in our weather. the next several nights will be chilly, 2 to 3 degrees warmer each afternoon through friday beginning tomorrow and the storm track will stay well to the north through the weekend. your highs tomorrow won't cross the 60-degree mark about everywhere, the coast the sense, san jose and concord 61, napa, santa rosa 62, 60 degrees for the tri-valley, san francisco and redwood city. here is your extended forecast, notice a few degrees warmer every day and eventually the 7 is the first number friday. 70 degrees in our warmest inland spots, do it again saturday, a little cloudier sunday and monday. organized storm and rain chances stay away for the next seven days. it's sunshine for a while. back to you. >> thanks, paul. >>> wedding bells for a warriors star, how coach kerr let the happy news slip. he just got engaged... to t-v personality hazel renee. the two haven't made an official ann

battlefields are taking shape right before our eyes and if you're living just outside of vancouver british columbia in the great northern nation of canada the battle it battle is quite literally happening right before your eyes where the hereditary leaders and other members of the british columbia's we suit and first nation people through a series of checkpoints and camps are protesting the building of a six point two billion dollar natural gas pipeline by coastal gas link a subsidiary of the energy infrastructure giant the trans canada corporation and sadly my friends the battle is heating up as these star vancouver reports that fourteen were right.

same in british columbia. year over year rise, of overdose deaths, because they continue to use and expose to a highly dangerous substance that is lethal and, unfortunately, we're discovering further naloxone is refactory and the fentanyl they're taking is so overwhelming that many times it requires multiple doses to recover. if it's not available for overdose recovery in the hands of supervised professionals, in the hands of emts or law enforcement or ideally medical personnel, you're missing the opportunity to move these people to recovery. you may be saving a life, but what you're really doing is deferring the overdose that will subsequently still be a risk for them when they have recovered. there must be more strategic ways of changing that dynamic, changing the behavior, enabling entry into treatment and retention in treatment. and the studies that seem to show that safe injection facilities, quote, work, are really very modest in terms of what their goals are. they say compare a methadone -- there is lon

pipelines and blocking pipeline workers from coming in here so to me when they're saying northern british columbia we can guarantee it in south interaction with one of your people was not appropriate it's not appropriate for him to stand in front of of the police and suggest that we can't cross the bridge or can't cross the public roadway i informed him what michael was a great this is soon if not then tears here and i mean legally it's your right i mean as has the first nations people if this is your territory to to represent that to voice that to express that to anybody that we should to commend to the territory for if they want to do work in the territory to to settle that matter through the courts don't need to prove that this is our land it always has been the province and everybody else needs to prove why they think they can access our land we don't trust police because we're suspicious that your forces would come into school or lay out so that if there is an injunction you guys will be better prepared and hides and deal with i. think basically threaten anybody turned down from three months

we're also going to seeing some flooding and mudslides across much of the area anywhere from british columbia all the way down toward simpson school here on tuesday the storm makes its way in since it's go on tuesday and into wednesday the rain is going to be on the increase los angeles you'll be seeing a mostly cloudy day for you at about one thousand reason there well here across the caribbean we are looking at mostly dry conditions down towards the south and east we are sensing showers here across parts of cuba the cayman islands over towards cozumel as well over the next few days the rain is going to continue across much of the yucatan down towards guatemala twenty two degree day if you managua about thirty three here on tuesday but as we go towards wednesday it will be a nice day in mexico city partly cloudy at twenty one and eventa a temperature of twenty eight. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories . providing a glimpse into someone else's wild. god inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness documentaries to open your eyes. on al-jazeera.

we're also going to see in some flooding and mudslides across much of the area anywhere from british columbia all the way down towards him for cisco here on tuesday the storm makes its way in since it's go on tuesday and into wednesday the rain is going to be on the increase los angeles you'll be seeing a mostly cloudy day for you at about one thousand reads there well here across the caribbean we are looking at mostly dry conditions down towards the south and the east we are sensing showers here across parts of cuba the cayman islands over towards cozumel as well over the next few days the rain is going to continue across much of the yucatan down towards guatemala twenty two degree day if you managua about thirty three here on tuesday but as we go towards wednesday it will be a nice day in mexico city partly cloudy at twenty one and vanna a temperature of twenty eight. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of. other stories . providing a glimpse into someone else's world. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. nice documentaries to open your eyes on al-jazeera. good to have you

she wanted to be put in a lake in british columbia, and i called mom and said, "would it be okay witht and took them with us?" and she said, "sure. why not?" i think it's the best memorial service we could have given her. >> a fitting tribute to the pan am stewardess and her precious keepsakes from a life adventurously lived. on $10 a day... >> $10 per diem. [ laughs ] >> so, if lise brought half of aunt naomi's ashes to the auction, what happened to them afterward? well, once they gave naomi one final day with her precious beads, they decided to scatter the rest in places dear to naomi's heart. some will go in the soil outside her condo, while others will be sprinkled from this balcony over the city san francisco that she loved so much. bon voyage, naomi. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you. >> it is friday night. have a great weekend. maria bartiromo's "wall street" is next. >> happy weekend, everybody! think you for joining us. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was. and preparing you for the wee

these cities you could expect some delays there well the west coast rain all the way down from british columbia basically down towards san francisco we're going to be seeing some clouds down towards l.a. fourteen degrees there but as we go towards sunday a lot of that rain makes its way towards the east but it's going to turn to snow expression the higher elevations but it's going to be a rainy day with a term for their fifteen degrees here across much of the caribbean we're going to see a frontal boundary that came in from the united states that system is going to continue to make its way down here towards the southeast and bring rain or anywhere from cuba down over towards parts of jamaica over here towards the bahamas will see rain as well as we go towards sunday the rain continues for much of that area down towards santa domingo though it is going to be a nice day for you at about twenty eight degrees down here towards panama a lot of rain in the forecast over the next few days with a temperature there of thirty to managua a partly cloudy day at thirty three and up here towards guatemala ab

. ♪ >>> you guys, taking an early morning hike up the cheek, cheek mountain, in british columbia, canada want to do something that they claim nobody has done before. they've got the rigging, doing a safety check. they're about to be literally irresponsible. >> oh, shoot -- >> that's quite a fall there. >> yeah. this mountain is just under 2,300-feet high. it claims to be the second largest granite monolith in the world. they found this gully where they go, you know what, i can jump into that. eventually the screaming begins. they're basically doing a rope swing. one after the other. they go out early, set up the rigging. they had enough time that everyone had a good jump before they then had to bring all the rigging back in and hike back down. >> it seems to me to be even scarier than base jumping. for some reason, i feel like the parachute is just a more trustworthy device. >> yeah, yeah -- >> than just rope. >> if you're thinking like, well, surely someone had a little bit of reticence about this, you'd be right.

. >>> the guys take an early morning hike up the chief which is the chief mountain in british columbia in canada because they want to do something they claim nobody else has done before. they've got the rigging. they're doing a safety check. they're about to be a little irresponsible. oh, that's quite a fall there. >> this mountain is just under 2,300 feet high. it claims to be the largest granite monolith in the world. that's when the screaming begins. they're basically doing a rope swing one after the other. they go up early in the morning, set up the rigging and everyone was able to have a jump before they had to have the rigging back in and make the hike all the way back down. >> this seems to me to be scarier than base jumping. for some reason i feel like the parachute is a more trustworthy device than just rope. >> they say if you're thinking surely someone has a little bit of reticence about this, you'd be right. >> this is so stupid. >>he's ke,ohwell, i guess i'll just jump. >> he screams the whole way down. >> if you thought that one was close, look how close this next jumper

in temperature this and that's a cold mist over here and the next storm that's come across a british columbia then down across the high ground the rockies is shown here is coming straight across the plains states into that cold so it will generate yet more snow particularly as it goes into the upper midwest and that line in stretches out towards colorado south of all that is all gone quiet and is substantially warmer those to a subzero do york come tuesday. the front that led to that winter weather is still visible here it is giving a few showers a texan kay carlson cuba and increasing the rain likelihood in honduras and nicaragua once again and it's still hanging around for tuesday so this could be a particular disappointing spell if you're on the north coast of honduras for example if you're anywhere else apart from passing showers and most of the caribbean islands it's not about time the air. this is al jazeera. the news on live from coming up the next sixty minutes explosion over the syrian capital as israel says it's iranian. syria says most of the missiles were intercepted by a. somali

this photograph taken near british columbia showing thousands of sea stars. three weeks later when the researchers returned the creatures had vanished. the study pins the blame on ocean warming and an infectious wasting disease spreading rapidly throughout the population. >>> gnaw -- new enrollment for cover california dropped about 23%. overall numbers remain stagnant. about 1.5 million people signed up to continue coverage for 2019. >>> thousands of football fans converging on atlanta this week leading up to sunday's big game. many kids have been testing their football skills at the nfl experience. its a giant interactive park. they say it is size of almost 14 football fields. fans can do it all charging through obstacles, racing the clark and the 40 yard dash. >> if you could rate the nfl experience 1-10 what would it be? >> 10. >> to you feel like russell wilson out there or peyton manning. >> oh, yeah. i kind of a felt like both of them at the same time. >> you have to feel like jared goff. also on display sculpture of the lombardi trophy. >>> some good

pocket of air dropping down right to the frazier river valley there north of seattle down from british columbia into northern california and that could bring snow level downs a lot more than we've seen recently. higher hills of the bay area peaks closer to 3 or 4,000 feet. if that is the jet stream by next sunday, temperatures could be as much as 20 degrees cooler than today. so as we go through the week, chance of showers wednesday. best rain totals likely coming for friday afternoon through saturday morning and then stay tuned next weekend. the temperatures will be dropping and we could see not just some rain but maybe some higher elevation snow showers. stay tuned. next sunday. >> ski mount tam. >> well. >> getting carried away here. >> thank you rob. still how bay area districts are tracking new information to help save students lives. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. we'll dr.i i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit

it's located in british columbia, and scans the entire northern sky every day.astrophysicists involved in the research. she is live with us now. we all want to know, what are these mysterious signals? we would also like to know, actually. these are what be called fast radio versus, and we call them because they're fast, a few milliseconds long, founded frequencies that we detect every now from 400 megahertz, which is lower frequency than your cell phone but more than the fm band, all the way up more than the fm band, all the way up to eight gigahertz. we know they're coming from outside the galaxy because of the way that the signal is spread out as it passes through clouds of gas and dust, and instead of arriving all at once, it arrives at our telescope with a higherfrequency parts arrives at our telescope with a higher frequency parts coming first and lower coming later. the bursts happen quickly, most of them we only she wants, but we've seen to that repeat again and again. and they're also fairly bright, and by no means the brightest things in the sky, but br

here she is on her way to lake louise in british columbia. she's going go snow shoeingut b this -- a controlled avalanche. the after is watching the snow dust cascade down the rocks. >> as long as you're not in any danger it's cool. the fact that it's controlled means you can have it scheduled. >> it looks like the clouds came down from the sky and kissed the trees on the ground. >> the snow dust crosses the road. another video where people can get out of their cars and watch it being triggered. this is triggered by mother nature, it's not an avalanche but a rock slide. that's what people are have been saying online. they want people to back up and he stays on it like a newsman with his camera and the mountain on the other side of the road is like, hey, i see your rocks, i raise you topsoil. >> no! >> yes, watch this. oh, my goodness. >> on either side they fell the same time. a you shall not ss. nd one second later it's a liquid. can't even see it coming. >> messy. it closed the role for a while because they had to get the rudd an mocks out

and there's plenty of rain still for the pacific coast snow rapidly falling out of the sky in british columbia in the cascades as well which is welcome but the rain itself is probably welcome a little bit further south in northern california. south caribbean apart from the great don't say she was here ranges it's really quite quite a pleasant time of the year the onshore breeze for places like costa rica honduras and nicaragua just brings a little light rain. whether online i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet or if you joined us on sat there was a rush of adrenaline will be felt this is the moment that we have been waiting for this is a dialogue the government has cooled this out a legal protest and instructed police to use force to disperse the crowds everyone has a voice. and lots of reasons what's different types of books join the global conversation on how does iraq. this is zero. hello i'm a star details and this is the news hour live from our headquarters in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. the senate will vote ways to ensure the democratic bill which. was to break. t

the storm is heading up towards british columbia, what we are getting is the front from the storm, it will be separated from the storm itself by about 800 miles. that is why the wind is strong but not as strong as this past weekend. there's plenty of rain heading our way, we will talk about the timing tonight. 11 pm is when the rain arrives, just before midnight, notice the heaviest rainfall is north of the golden gate. tomorrow morning, scattered showers, tomorrow afternoon, a few showers lingering, we get that dry day on thursday, which will feature morning clouds and sun. rainfall totals, this has changed from yesterday, not as much rain, 1.5 inches, almost an inch for santa rosa, far less to the south and east, with three inches for san jose, .25 for concorde, .54 san francisco. it looks like it is trending further to the south, close enough to give us rainfall, but the direct hit behind this one will be likely southern california and not northern california, but the rain chances season the forecast. studies rainfall is at 9 pm through 3 am, the winds will get gusty, as that front

pressure move to allow these storms to get here because they were all going into the northwest into british columbia. that ridge is now about 400 miles south of los angeles, so it's gone allowing the storm door to open up into the west coast and we have low pressure, the first of which will move through northern california wednesday and two more storms behind it. take a look at futurecast. we're looking at temperatures in the 60s tomorrow despite all the cloud cover that we see, some afternoon sunshine coming up tomorrow and then wednesday here comes the rain moving in from the north and west. it will arrive by wednesday evening and make a mess of that wednesday drive home from work or school because the rain will be steady at times for a couple hours wednesday. futurecast, how much rain? about a 1/2 inch to an inch of rainfall widespread throughout the bay area, san ncord and abo rain for san rafael. the next one gets here friday, more rain, more mountain snowfall and yet another weather system on sunday. mainly cloudy and mild tonight and tomorrow. rain returns wednesday. the wettest weather will

judge the british columbia judge said specifically to show that he is quote he is likely to be living in one of the most safest countries in the world it was pretty much like a warning giving to him. again a lot of a lot of these tensions are going between canada and china and this latest arrest saying that it's potentially a retaliation for the arrest back in last december of the c.f.o. the chief financial officer of way we men when you are now in chinese law there is seven days after the court sentenced someone to death there are seven days for that to be carried out but of course there is a ten day trial in the period now for the canadian national to appear to appeal sorry. sure yes a very sensitive case is needed. ok thanks for the update that was artie rupp the producer of angelo sleeps us there in beijing thank. you watching our see international will be back with more use our. i've been saying the numbers mean for that matter us has over one trillion dollars and. more than ten white collar crime families. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be ultra rich eight poin

will eventually get much closer to us taking the storm track, sending it up to washington and british columbia, but it's still building in our direction. there's a weathermaker going over it. there's another one coming on sunday. just up and over that ridge and sliding into northern california. there are your scattered light showers tomorrow morning by 9:00 or 10:00. only the north bay will see showers. that chance will exist into the afternoon for the north bay. sunday the ridge retreats and we get a more widespread rainfall light to moderate on and off. all of that goes away monday because here comes that ridge. how much rain? mind you we got about 2 inches of rain on average. on wednesday we're talking about 1/4 to 1/3 of 1 inch of rainfall sunday, so yes, some light to moderate rain, some breezy conditions and that's about it. here comes the ridge. it moves in monday. it will last all week long through the end of your holiday weekend and all of the shortened work and school week. it will be sunny and mild. mainly north bay showers tomorrow, breezy conditions with on and off rainfall sunday

battlefields are taking shape right before our eyes and if you're living just outside of vancouver british columbia in the great northern nation of canada the battle that battle is quite literally happening right before your eyes or the.

. >>> that this next video is in british columbia where we have another very talented san antonio runner. the dog is ida, it's a siberian huskty/australian shepherd mix. she's about 1-year-old and she loves to run in the snow. the dog's owner loves going out hitting some of that very fresh snow. >> why can't you teach a dog to snowboard? we've seen them ski board where they scoot along. i bet if you throw the board down they might get the hang of it. >> the dog looks like he's having a great time. >>> there are the guys that take us where few dare to go, the exploring the unbeaten poth youtube channel is fukushima. we know fukushima from the nuclear disaster in japan that happened years ago, since then much of the town is off-limits but they're going into the red zone again. they visited back in 2017, didn't get to see all they wanted to, so they're back. and over the course of a year or so, they've now noticed that many of the buildings have been demolished and they're started to rebuild parts of this area of japan. >> is it safe? >> some parts are safe. they do have a geiger counter wi

rain and it's plenty of rain still for the pacific coast snow rapidly falling out of the sky in british columbia in the cascades as well which is welcome but the rain itself is probably welcome a little bit further south in northern california. certainly caribbean apart from the great don't say should see a rain showers it's really quite quite a pleasant time of the year the onshore breeze for places like costa rica honduras and nicaragua just brings a little light rain. in the next episode of science in the golden age i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islam in the field of astronomy. to christos this day to these medieval astronomers from the golden. streams in many ways with the computers of the day you can use it to find the time you could navigate science in a golden age with german. you're watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories donald trump has asked congressional leaders to return to the white house on friday after both sides failed to reach a deal to end the partial government shutdown the president is refusing to budge unti

pipelines and blocking pipeline workers from coming in here so to me when they're saying northern british columbia. we can guarantee it in south interaction with one of your people was not appropriate it's not appropriate for him to stand in front of of the police and suggest that we can't cross the bridge or can't cross the public roadway i informed him what michael was a great this is going to stockton tents here and i mean legally it's your right i mean as has the first nations people if this is your territory to to represent that to voice that to express that to anybody that we should to commend to the territory for if they want to do work in the territory to to settle that matter through the courts people who don't need to prove that this is our land it always has been the province and everybody else needs to prove why they think they can access our land we don't trust police because we're suspicious that your forces would come into school or lay out so that if there is an injunction you guys will be better prepared than heinz and deal with i think basically threaten anybody turned down from

judge the british columbia judge said specifically to schellenberg that he is quote he is likely to be living and one of the most safest countries in the world is watching us internationally going to take a quick break now we'll have more nice intimidate. when lawmakers manufactured. public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the frame of. the one percent. nor middle of the room sick. the real news is. president donald trump is repeatedly said the u.s. will withdraw from syria it would seem he's the only one in his administration backing this move is trump in charge of his own foreign policy our john bolton and my campaign actually in the show. welcome back to artane i don't know trump is facing a number of investigations into alleged ties with russia the weekend it was revealed the f.b.i. launched a probe though the moment he entered office and this is led some to suspect a different kind of collusion this kind of market expects. it's been leaked to the media that during the presidential campaign the f.b.i. investigated donald trump to see if he was working for the

temperature this and that's the cold nights over here and the next storm that's come across british columbia then down across the high ground the rockies is shown here is coming straight across the plains states into that cold so it will generate yet more snow particularly guns into the upper midwest and that line in stretches then towards colorado south of that is all gone quiet and it's substantially warmer those to a subzero do york come tuesday the front that led to that winter weather is still visible here it is giving a few showers a texan kay carlson cuba and increasing the rain likelihood in honduras and nicaragua once again and it's still hanging around for tuesday so this could be a particular disappointing spell if you're on the north coast of honduras for example if you're anywhere else apart from passing showers in most of the caribbean islands it's not about time the. rewind returns i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera is documentaries in liberal i was the global plus and i'm like and the others through the rewind conti

these cities you could expect some delays there well the west coast rain all the way down from british columbia basically down towards san francisco we're going to be seeing some clouds down towards l.a. fourteen degrees there but as we go towards sunday a lot of that rain makes its way towards the east but it's going to turn to snow expression the higher elevations but it's going to be a rainy day with a term for there a fifteen degrees here across much of the caribbean we're going to see a frontal boundary that came in from the united states that system is going to continue to make its way down here towards the southeast and bring rain or anywhere from cuba down over towards parts of jamaica over here towards the bahamas will see rain as well as we go towards sunday the rain continues for much of that area down towards santa domingo though it is going to be a nice day for you at about twenty eight degrees down here towards panama a lot of rain in the forecast over the next few days with the temperature there of thirty to managua a partly cloudy day at thirty three and up here towards guatemal

rain and there's plenty of rain still for the pacific coast snow rapidly falling out of the sky british columbia in the cascades as well which is welcome but the rain itself is probably welcome a little bit further south in northern california. so on the caribbean apart from the great don't say should see a rain showers it's really quite quite a pleasant time of the year the onshore breeze for places like costa rica honduras and nicaragua just brings a little light rain. bigger and potentially more dangerous that's the best way to describe what's happening with the smoking alternative known as baby i enjoy the taste of it and not get the harmful effects of what smoking does between two thousand and thirteen and two dozen fourteen alone we start tripling and use among us high school students and head to head contests he say versus conventional cigarette which one do you think it's healthy for my opinion i think they're both dangerous take no one else is in. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after a while it borders between five safe countries facing new realities start f

means we're also going to see some flooding and mudslides across much of the area anywhere from british columbia all the way down towards him for cisco here on tuesday the storm makes its way in simpson's go on tuesday and into wednesday the rain is going to be on the increase los angeles you'll be seeing a mostly cloudy day for you at about one thousand degrees there well here across the caribbean we are looking at mostly dry conditions down towards the south and the east yes and some showers here across parts of cuba the cayman islands over towards cozumel as well over the next few days the rain is going to continue across much of the yucatan down towards guatemala twenty two degree day few managua about thirty three here on tuesday but as we go towards wednesday it will be a nice day in mexico city partly cloudy at twenty one and vanna a temperature of twenty eight. when the news breaks and the story builds when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told. with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports. al-jazeera has teens on the ground to bring you more award winning documentarie

these cities you could expect some delays there well the west coast rain all the way down from british columbia basically down towards san francisco we're going to be seeing some clouds down towards l.a. fourteen degrees there but as we go towards sunday a lot of that rain makes its way towards the east but it's going to turn to snow expression in the higher elevations but it's going to be a rainy day with a term for there of fifteen degrees here across much of the caribbean we're going to see a frontal boundary that came in from the united states that system is going to continue to make its way down here towards the southeast and bring rain or anywhere from cuba down over towards parts of jamaica over here towards the bahamas will see rain as well as we go towards sunday the rain continues for much of that area down towards sumter domingo though it is going to be a nice day for you at about twenty eight degrees down here towards panama a lot of rain in the forecast over the next few days with the temperature there of thirty to managua a partly cloudy day at thirty three and up here towards gua

succeeded recently and so we're milder than we should be the regular pacific coast those two were in british columbia was in land has stopped falling in california and looks like it will be dry for a couple days for the cloud starts to come back in bringing more rain quite possibly in fact the developing brain areas probably going to be texas oklahoma leave the plains states with a bit of a light suddenly drifts a temperature hard denver is it plus two it should be nothing like that wall at this time so unusually warm across the u.s. is the story i think to the south of this the old cold fronts don't want to run for a while hard to detect but it is generating big showers in cuba trying to get into jamaica as well and allowing rain to fall in honduras and belize and that line is going to be the breaking up of the next day or so with an increasing likelihood of showers further east through the lesser antilles as well. in the next episode of science in the golden age abi exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islamic period in the field of mathematics. the term algebra can be t

recently and so we're milder than we should be the rain of the pacific coast those two were in british columbia was in land has stopped falling in california and looks like it will be dry for a couple days for the cloud starts to come back in bringing more rain quite possibly in fact the developing brain areas probably going to be texas oklahoma today the plain states who have been a light suddenly drifts attempt has a hard denver is it plus two it should be nothing like that wall at this time. unusually warm across the u.s. is the story i think to the south of this the old cold fronts don't want to run for a while hard to detect but it is generating big showers in cuba trying to get into jamaica as well and allowing rain to fall in honduras and belize and that line is going to be breaking up of the next day i say with an increasing likelihood of showers further east through the lesser antilles as well. in the next episode of science in a golden age i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islamic period in the field of mathematics. the term algebra can be traced

vancouver, british columbia is hosting a celebration.f course in detroit, the motor city, things are really happening there. pyongyang, north korea, they love him. and even bangkok, a city whose name never fails to make our president giggle. [ laughter ] at the white house tonight, team trump is take a well-deserved victory lap. there's a big party in progress. let's go there now. joining us live very satellite from pennsylvania avenue, say hello to kellyanne conway, the president's number one lady. ♪ for he's a jolly good potus >> jimmy: story to interrupt, hello, hi, jimmy. it's low iq libtard kimmel! >> jimmy: are you having a party with the shutdown? >> the shutdown get-down. we finished a delicious dinner of whoppers and flurries. >> jimmy: no chefs left in the white house? we don't need chefs in the white house, you know flake. we don't need chefs or janitors or toilets -- >> jimmy: no toilets? >> we've been peeing in michelle obama's vegetable garden. >> jimmy: oh, come on, now. >> george, get me a drink. >> jimmy: who is george?

the low pressure area hit british columbia. it was plenty windy but not as windy as the weekend. this is the next storm moving in on friday. this one is going to dive to our south but come close enough to give us some widespread rainfall friday afternoon and friday evening. your weather headlines, showers are wrapped up tonight by 8:00. mainly dry weather tomorrow. we will have partly sunny skies. a pleasant day to get outside. if you like dry weather and need to get outside, do it tomorrow because the rain does return late on friday and most of next week is trending pretty soggy. highs tomorrow with that partly sunny sky and no rainfall. redwood city 59. pacifica 59. extended forecast, friday afternoon, friday evening more rain. that moves out we sad morning. this is a change. saturday is thousand looking dry. sunday we are still looking pretty soggy and next week i see no reason to take out any of those rain chances. rain is likely next monday, next tuesday and next wednesday. welcome to january, guys. the time of year when its supposed to rain and that is a lot of rain. >> we

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it's not an arctic blast, at least by bay area standards, a cold third system drops in from british columbia this point will bring our high temperatures down into the low to mid-50s, but could bring air cold enough for some lowering snow levels. check out the sierra snow totals we'll likely get. another two to three feet of snow possible. what's interesting, the cold air gets into the mix sunday into monday, notice we begin to see a slight chance of snow near mt. miarea standards at least. by the of e seven-day forecast, the items to watch, a few light showers tomorrow. rain at times for that wednesd but thatne wind, rain, and highurf as we head into the start of the upcoming week. >> i love when we have the snow-capped mountains and here. >> could see it. >> could see it. thank you, rob. >>> one of the best moments of the all-star weekend in san jose was a hockey first. colin resch is going to show us next. the red hot warriors -- tonight in indiana -- taking on the pacers. 2q: klay thompson drives down the >>> the red hot warriors in indiana tonight, taking on the pacers. hello to boogie c