how was your burns night? well it was pretty bizarre, to be honest.the last time, and obviously, there's a lot of people up here with a lot of time on their hands, so one phd student from glasgow decided to train an al to write poetry in the style of the great bard himself. ok, can we hear a bit of that now? reads poem. wow! tech meets tradition! speaking of which, we're going to break sacred tradition. whiskey usually takes days. james is finding out more. james clayton has been to visit a team in california reducing the secret ageing process down to a handful of days. welcome to the bespoken spirits, a number of small start—ups on a mission to revolutionise the spirits industry. i met martin and stu, the founders of the company. a couple of different samples and we're looking at the some of the attributes of aroma. this has more of that furfural than this one does so this one will have more of a nuttiness than this one. another one might have higher amounts of vanilla than another one which means it will have a higher smell or taste of vanilla. so y

last monday was burns night, when scots everywhere celebrate the birth, life and poetry of their national other things, this... # for auld lang syne... # auld lang syne, of course traditionally sung on new year's eve — hogmanay, if you're in scotland. and in scotland right now is our very own nick kwek. hello, nick. yeah! look at you. well, hello there. how is it going? you all right? yes, i'm in bonnie scotland and, of course, i'm wearing traditional garb. yeah. keep that well under wraps, if you wouldn't mind, sir. listen, where are you? well, i'm in the one place many a scot hold dear to their heart — the whisky distillery. can't wait to tuck into some of that later on. but anyway, as it is burns night, it's the one time of the year where it's socially acceptable to drink whisky with your dinner. i see. how was your burns night? well, it was pretty bizarre, to be honest. it went virtual for the first — and hopefully the last — time. and obviously there's a lot of people up here with a lot of time on their hands. so, one phd student from glasgow decided to train an ai to write poetry in

last monday was burns night, when scots everywhere celebrate the birth, life and poetry of their nationalwrote, amongst other things, this... # for auld lang syne...#. auld lang syne, of course traditionally sung on new year's eve — hogmanay if you're in scotland. and in scotland right now is our very own nick kwek! hello, nick! look at you! well, hello there! how's it going? you alright? yes, i'm in bonny scotland and of course, i am wearing traditional garb. yeah, keep that well under wraps, if you wouldn't mind, sir. listen, where are you? well, i'm in the one place many a scot hold dear to their heart — the whisky distillery! laughter can't wait to tuck into some of that later on. but anyway, as it is burns night, it's the one time of the year where it's socially acceptable to drink whisky with your dinner. i see! how was your burns night? well it was pretty bizarre, to be honest. it went virtual for the first and hopefully the last time, and obviously, there's a lot of people up here with a lot of time on their hands, so one phd student from glasgow decided to train an al to write po

anyway, as it is burns night, it is the one time of the — burns night, it is the one time of the yearur dinner. i see! how was your burns night? pretty bizarre to be honest. it went — pretty bizarre to be honest. it went virtual for the first and hopefully the last time. obviously there is a lot of people _ obviously there is a lot of people with a lot of time on their hands so one phd student from _ their hands so one phd student from glasgow decided to train and al — from glasgow decided to train and alto _ from glasgow decided to train and alto write poetry in the style — and al to write poetry in the style of— and alto write poetry in the style of the great bard himself.— style of the great bard himself. . ., ., , himself. ok, and we hear a bit ofthat himself. ok, and we hear a bit of that now? _ wow! to commence tradition! speaking of which, spencer, you've been testing some whiskey that was blended by an artificial intelligence?— artificial intelligence? that's ri . ht, artificial intelligence? that's right. and — artificial intelligence? that's right, and this _ artificial inte

happy burns night.unk this evening, but nonetheless, happy burns night, everybody. nigel evans, reflecting on a parliamentary first. and that's it from me for this week. but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for the highlights of the day in parliament, orfind us on the bbc iplayer. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. after some heavy overnight rain and the risk of some minor writing in places, if you going to friday, the most persistent rain will be across the southern half of scotland. to the north of it, cold winds and the risk of sleet and snow. to the south, mild and strong winds. we had heavy showers across southern england, clearing to brighter skies. they could be some sunshine, mixing with mist and fog before clouding up to patchy rain. rain on and off in northern ireland, not too substantial but the snow will clear out of northern scotland, it being southern scotland is a lighter feature but the cold air will be pushing on with sunshine and t

happy burns night.parliamentary first. and that�*s it from me for this week. but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for the highlights of the day in parliament, orfind us on the bbc iplayer. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. for some of us it�*s been a glorious start of the day. the early morning sunrise and fiery skies in this weather watch picture from the cambridgeshire area, sent in by alpaca lady. and nearby abingtonanne spotted the skies in the same sort of area earlier this morning. although it has been a fine start of the day for some of us, it�*s been a cold start for nearly all of us. the —13 at braemar, tied with the lowest temperature we�*ve seen so far this winter. 0n the satellite picture, we�*ve got cloud that is working into western areas and that�*s going to be bringing in some rain and a little bit of hill snow because, again, it bumps against the cold air put in place for much of the uk. so, for today, plenty of sunshine for scotla

happy burns night. evening, but nonetheless, happy burns night, everybody. nigel evans, reflecting on a parliamentary first. and that's it from me for this week. but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for the highlights of the day in parliament, orfind us on the bbc iplayer. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. we're in for a cold weekend. there is some sunshine in the forecast but also more rain, sleet and snow. now, this time, the sleet and the snow should mostly fall across the hills. and at the moment, there's a battle between cold air coming in from the north and the milder air trying to spread in from the south. and this is also where we have a weather front, and that weather front will bring the rain, sleet and the snow on saturday. in fact, we've got a couple of weather fronts heading our way. this is just the first one which is moving across the uk as i speak. so, early in the morning, it's very mild in the southwest of the country, so certainly no s

happy burns night.k this evening, but nonetheless, happy burns night, everybody. nigel evans, reflecting on a parliamentary first. and that's it from me for this week. but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for the highlights of the day in parliament, orfind us on the bbc iplayer. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. it can be a fine line between rain and snow here in the uk, and the battle lines are certainly drawn over the next few days. cold air to the north—east of us, milderairto the south and west. on that dividing line, which this weekend pushes its way southwards, this is where we could see that rain—snow mix, particularly on saturday. this swirl of winds, a developing weather system, developing area of low pressure, which pushes into that cold air. and on the weather fronts that reach the cold air, we could see some significant snow, parts of wales and parts of southern england especially. the exact details on that, though, will change. we'll k

happy burns night.is evening, but nonetheless, happy burns night, everybody. nigel evans, reflecting on a parliamentary first. and that's it from me for this week. but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for the highlights of the day in parliament, orfind us on the bbc iplayer. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. sunday gets off to a cold start, a very cold start in parts of scotland, where temperatures in the coldest spots will be down to minus double figures. frosty, icy in places. for many, though, sunday will stay dry. some sunshine but turning increasingly hazy, but not all will be dry. there's another atlantic weather system heading our way, and that's going to bring in some further outbreaks of rain, sleet and some snow across some western areas, which we'll see in a moment. now, these are the starting temperatures. away from those very cold spots in highland scotland, that's all below freezing, so a widespread frost, icy where we've had wintry showers

how was your burns night? well it was pretty bizarre, to be honest.n the style of the great bard himself. ok, can we hear a bit of that now? he reads. wow! tech meets tradition! speaking of which, we're going to break sacred tradition. ageing whiskey usually takes years. but one company in silicon valley believes that it can do it in days. james clayton's been finding out more. welcome to the bespoken spirits, one of a number of small start—ups on a mission to revolutionise the spirits industry. and meet martin and stu, the founders of the company. a couple of different samples and we're looking at some of the attributes of aroma. this has more of that furfural than this one does, so this one is going to have a more nutty taste than this one does. another one might have higher amounts of vanillin than another one which means it's going to have a higher smell or taste of vanilla. so you can be that exact? exactly. and then those are things that we can engineer in each subsequent iteration of our recipe. whisky making is a bit of a science, but here the

a scottish butcher has been taking burns' night celebrations to new heights by sending a haggis intotude of more than 32km before falling back to earth. that's one small step for scottish cuisine and one giant leap for a sheep's stomach. and on that note, that's all from me, but you can reach me on twitter at @freya?cole. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. we are staying firmly in the cold air mass this weekend, so it means we'll continue to see very cold nights, widespread frost, some ice. but by day, there should be quite a bit of sunshine around. however, there is some snow in the forecast on sunday across southern britain and this could lead to some disruption. stay tuned to the forecast — more on that in just a moment. for saturday, we have low pressure to the north of the uk that brings a run of north—westerly winds and feeding in lots of wintry showers. quite breezy across the north—west, less so further south. we start off with some showers from the word go across the north—west, a risk of ice, some early mist and fog clearing from the south, and then we'll continue with

the snp�*s spokesperson had burns night on his mind as he pressed the secretary of state. or increasesothers, this is my criterion of goodness, and whatever injures society at large or any individual in it, this is my measure of iniquity." if the uplift of universal credit is not made permanent, she will not only formally be residing over a system that discriminates against disabled people, but also where out of work support falls to its lowest ever level relative to wages. and labour pressed the point with another minister. the number of children in poverty has increased by 600,000 after housing costs since 2010, and that has of course been insubstantial part due to the £9 billion that the government withdrew from social security since 2015 alone. now, the uc uplift and other measures taken since the beginning of the pandemic will have reduced the number of children living in poverty to 300,000. but can the minister confirm that if the government proceeds with the ending of the £20 uc uplift, together with rising unemployment, that will mean by the end of this parliament, this governm

a scottish butcher has marked burns night — which is tonight — by launching a haggis into space.h is traditionally served on burns night with neeps and tatties — to a balloon which soared more than 20 miles above earth. it then fell safely back down again. simon claims it's the first haggis to have ever reached the edge of space, and he hopes the attempt has given everyone some "much needed cheer". how do you think it was secured? i have no idea. excellent, we have sorted that one out. i know snow can cause all sorts of issues too, about 18 centimetres of lying snow and whittling this morning, so some of us did see a fair bit of snow. the other thing is, it is a cold start, many of us below freezing, it's frosty and a risk of ice on untreated surfaces. and still a few wintry showers in the forecast. rain or sleet around the coasts, but with heavier showers, there might be some at low levels. any patch you miss this morning will readily lift, for many of us, a dry day with a fair bit of sunshine, and variable amounts of cloud. these are our temperatures, three in the north, just s

trying to regain their stride mariette mahdi ellis witnessed the file 100 of her all of trees burned down that night to her and admits loss. because of where fear. is. i think. it would be not prison. the new campus now also in view of her restaurant. 5 years family is going down the parched and starving even though they feel they won't be let back out they venture into the air. after the fire destroyed the 1st camp many refugees hoped they could leave the island to continue their journey towards a better future. instead a new camp is set up many feel afraid and the facilities are even worse than before . flora ana binya is a german lawyer who spent years fighting for refugees rights on the greek islands via n.t.p. christof and in pairs only received for thoughts from people on the site saying there are very limited water resources and i meant only one mail a day at these almost and after in addition the people are stuck behind barbed wire and it is that almost and basically the situation is even less now than it was even more a year and more yes. but now the e.u. wants to turn over a new page 2 wee

last monday was burns night, when scots everywhere celebrate the birth, life and poetry of their national sung on new year's eve — hogmanay if you're in scotland. and in scotland right now is our very own nick kwek! hello, nick! look at you! well, hello there! how's it going? you alright? yes, i'm in bonny scotland and of course, i am wearing traditional garb. yeah, keep that well under wraps, if you wouldn't mind, sir. listen, where are you? well, i'm in the one place many a scot hold dear to their heart — the whisky distillery! laughter. can't wait to tuck into some of that later on. but anyway, as it is burns night, it's the one time of the year where it's socially acceptable to drink whisky with your dinner. i see! how was your burns night? well it was pretty bizarre, to be honest. it went virtual for the first and hopefully the last time, and obviously, there's a lot of people up here with a lot of time on their hands, so one phd student from glasgow decided to train an ai to write poetry in the style of the great bard himself. 0k, can we hear a bit of that now? he reads. wow! tech m

much of the camp had burned the previous night, but not all of it.he job. it's really going up now. oh my god. the fire spreads rapidly through the remaining tents. what is he trying to get? the cat? oh come on, come on, don't go in there! no, no, no. oh my god, this is hot. stand back! but here's an odd detail. going back through the footage again people are packing up and leaving before seven o'clock, before the second fire starts. it seems like a lot of refugees in the camp knew what was about to happen — including milad. so it seems the second fire, at least, was not a spontaneous event. but if it was planned, then by who and who else knew? the filmmakers tell me about a conversation they overheard among a group of camp residents earlier that morning. if that's true, that means the locals basically helped a number of refugees to burn this whole place down. we managed to track down one of the migrants in this conversation. perhaps unsurprisingly, he told a different story. he said the fire was the work of fascists — the term many migrants use to r

much of the camp had burned the previous night, but not all of it.it's really going up now. oh my god. the fire spreads rapidly through the remaining tents. no, no, no. oh my god, this is hot. but here's an odd detail. going back through the footage again people are packing up and leaving before seven o'clock, before the second fire starts. it seems like a lot of refugees in the camp knew what was about to happen — including milad. so it seems the second fire, at least, was not a spontaneous event. but if it was planned, then by who and who else knew? the filmmakers tell me about a conversation they overheard among a group of camp residents earlier that morning. he said that, you heard him say that? if that's true, that means the locals basically helped a number of refugees to burn this whole place down. we managed to track down one of the migrants in this conversation. perhaps unsurprisingly, he told a different story. he said the fire was the work of fascists — the term many migrants use to refer to local far right activists. one thing seems clear,

a scottish butcher has marked burns night, which is tonight, by launching a haggis into space.s to have ever reached the edge of space, and he hopes the attempt has given everyone some "much needed cheer". now it's time for a look at the weather with tomas. the cold weather is going to come to an end, basically we have got today left and maybe a bit of tomorrow, and then it is going to turn quite a bit milder, but the frost is going to return this evening and overnight, so once again in the morning tomorrow it will be quite icy in places. now, the weather is a lot sunniertoday, compared to what we had yesterday. clear skies there across parts of the country. these are the temperatures around late afternoon, so pretty nippy in places, barely above freezing in some areas, where there is still a lot of snow lying around. about 20 centimetres or so yesterday across parts of the midlands. through this evening, some wintry showers, yes, across parts of scotland, but clear across the bulk of scotland, england and wales. eventually, it's going to turn milder through the night in northe

is that what you are hearing >> i'm search certainly owning so, but we were burned election night whenhe process dragged on so we are hoping to find out tonight. but it could still take time for that dounts to happcount to hap. but clearly the market is watching this because they know if democrats do get those two extra seats, they will then have control of some powerful tools that they can groo use to enact particularly tax legislation that could have a major impact on the markets sgrp ye >> yeah, the reconciliation process has been used as sort of an iron fist by both parties to get things through the tax foundation has estimated if the biden full tax plan were to go through, a nonpartisan tax foundation, that it would mean an 11% increase in taxes on those with income over $400,000. i know that is just a couple million filers, but it is a big part of the cnbc audience as well there are some big numbers on the tax side that the cnbc audience really needs to pay attention to here. >> yeah, and i think what is also important that sort of gets missed in this whole debate over whether or

morea trying to regain their stride money at monte ellis witnessed the file 100th on of trees burned down that night to head and admits loss. because we fear. my opinion is that. the. i think so. would be not. the new camp is now also in view of restaurant. i guess family is down attached and starving even though they fear they won't be let back out they venture into the air. after the fire destroyed the 1st camp many refugees hoped they could leave the island to continue their journey towards a better future. instead a new camp is set up many feel afraid and the facilities are even worse than before . flora ana binya is a german lawyer who spent years fighting for refugees rights on the greek islands via venti big fish to find in pairs and he receives reports from people on the site saying there are very limited water resources and i meant only one mail a day and it is almost and after in addition the people are stuck behind barbed wire and it is all moved and basically the situation is even less now than it was even more a year and more yes. but now the e.u. wants to turn over a new page 2 weeks a

trying to regain this tried money have money ellis witnessed the file 100 of her all of trees burned down that night to her and admits loss. because where fear. is better. i think so that. i would not. the new cap is now also in view of her restaurant. 5 years family is down there parched and starving even though they fear they won't be let back out they venture into the north. after the fire destroyed the 1st camp many refugees hoped they could leave the island to continue their journey towards a better future. instead a new camp is set up many feel afraid and the facilities are even worse than before . laura is a german lawyer who spent years fighting for refugees rights on the greek islands via n.t.p. kristof and in pairs only received for thoughts from people on the site saying there are very limited water resources and i meant only one meal a day at these almost and after in addition the people are stuck behind barbed wire and it is almost and basically the situation is even worse than it was in moria and more action at it. but now the e.u. wants to turn over a new page 2 weeks after the fire t

how was your burns night? well it was pretty bizarre, to be honest.r smell or taste of vanilla. so you can be that exact? exactly. and then those are things we can engineer in each subsequent iteration of our recipe. whisky making is a bit of a science, but here they've taken that to a whole new level. here's stu explaining the process from start to finish. we have three main elements that we use in creating those recipes. the first is the source spirit itself, the second element we use is the wood, and here what we do is we operate with what we call microstaves, which are small pieces of wood. and each microstaves is roughly one 25,000th the size of a barrel, and we'll start by building a mixture of m icrostaves. so we can mix and match these microstaves to get the recipes that we want, kind of like spices in a recipe, if you will. and once we have that microstave mixture selected, we then choose how we're going to toast and char those microstaves. you then take it and the source spirit and we put them together in our machine which you call the activ

a scottish butcher has marked burns night — which is tonight — by launching a haggis into space.of this winter. today, there is still some wintry showers in the forecast but for many of us, it is going to be a dry day with some sunshine. high pressure's firmly in charge. this weather front here, which we call an occlusion, is going to enhance the showers that we have across parts of the north and the west. now, on the coasts, we are looking at a mixture of rain and sleet, but inland, it's more likely to be of snow, particularly so in the hills. but a lot of us won't see any of that and just have a dry day with a lot of sunshine and variable amounts of cloud. not feeling quite as cold as it did at the weekend, either. temperatures closer to where they should be at this stage injanuary, three in lerwick, seven 3 in lerwick, 7 in liverpool and also st helier. now, through this evening and overnight we hang onto those showers, still wintry in nature, but a lot of clear skies. that means the temperature will fall away readily, especially where we had lying snow and we are looking at a

ever since covid began, there are some groups that enjoy the license to go out and loot and burn every night in american cities and the more they are not subject to any laws, the more onerous the burden falls upon the law abiding, they can't open their hair salon, they can't have granny around for christmas dinner, we have a completely bifurcated system where the less law that applies to one group, the more micro-regulated the lives of the other group are. at some point, that has to give. whoever is behind this to some degree, that gave today in washington. >> tucker: man, is that a smart analysis, not surprising, we are grateful for it. good to see you tonight. the president began his speech today in washington, then he got on twitter and began tweeting until twitter suspended his account completely, kevin corke is on top of that he joins us with details. >> i apologize for the mask in advance, it is the rule here at the capitol and obviously the entire crew is masked here tonight, hopefully you can hear me clearly. it has been quite a day on the nation's capital, we are on the east side of

was an inspired form for the hosts domon simply couldn't cope with him all night he burns thomas delaney and matt somers down the right flank before almost forcing a mistake from bookie. and then he set up a great chance for lucas to laryea. but it remains one nil getting into the break. the d.m.v. show continued after half time the way no one possession here and left several don't win players for dead on the charge of. the run deserved a goal that liam brady failed to match his teammates quality with the finish. live of his ins failure to capitalize on brilliance was punished when you lay in plant holes in the equaliser. after a dismal 1st half of the season the fans will be hoping his 1st goal of the campaign and 1st ever goal against his former club can help him find some form. of suddenly dormant were in the ascendancy. branch had a shot cleared off the line soon after. then jayden sanchez should have done better with this charles. and 2 when requested those misses even more when d.m.p. and patrick should combined on the counter before the frenchman set up florian fits for the win. a

was an inspired form for the hosts dorman simply couldn't cope with him all night he burns thomas delaney and maps homers down the right flank before almost forcing a mistake from bookie. and then he sets up a great chance for lucas a laryea. but it remains one nil getting into the break. the d.m.v. show continued after half time the way no one possession here and left several don't win players for dead on the charge. the run deserved a goal but liam brady failed to match his teammates quality with the finish. live of his inspired to capitalize on brilliance was punished when you leave and curled in the equal eyes. after a dismal 1st half of the season blanche will be hoping his 1st goal of the campaign and 1st ever goal against his former club can help him find some form. suddenly dormant with me ascendancy. grant had a shot cleared off the line soon after. then jayden sanchez should have done better with this child's. and when requested those misses even more windy a b. and patrick should combined on the counter before the frenchman set up florian for the way. a slick move capped by act

it started late last night, burned about 10 acres. no injuries.it is 60% contained right now and the good news is that it was burning in a valley which is a little less risky than some of the huge gusts we have been seeing some of the mountain ridges. the wind wreaking havoc all over bay area roadways. let's check in with gia nna. >> we have a wind advisory in effect for most of the bay area bridges. you can see the flags just being thrown around there in the wind. a lot of debris in the roadway as well. traffic is stake at the toll plaza. once are you on the upper deck we are seeing traffic slowing. especially past treasure island into san francisco. you will have to brake lights through there. be careful if you are going in the high profile vehicle. gusty conditions there this morning. bart service advisory continues between richmond and el sorit due to debris on the tracks. also we have some delays in oakland, westbound 580. a traffic alert has been issued due to a fallen tree in the roadway in the two right lanes. this is at grand avenue. traf

now the sharks had their most thrilling win of the young season last night brent burns is goal with lessutes left in the game earn san jose the 2 points over minnesota. but the team still has no home due to covid restrictions they've been training and playing home games in arizona, but the statewide lifting of the stay at home order that went into effect today has given the team some light at the end of the tunnel head coach gunner was asked today about the possibility of coming back to san jose sometime soon. >>the first and foremost just nice to to your that you know things are going the right way and you know that. you know back home or community now that more when we left i think that's most important thing but selfishly. we're crossing our fingers and more sort and on every word and trying to figure out if we can come home or not down you know it's it has been a long haul guys want nothing more. >>so you guys right now the sharks are kind of getting the forty-niners treatment they're not allowed to play in their home arenas just has to be tough from national standpoint because these

burn zones. >> reporter: it's the night they have been dreading, 5,000 people forced to leave their homes along highway 9 where the czu complex fire burned last summer. all of this rain will cause the landslides and flooding. >> i suspected this was coming so i had my car loaded up. i have a chain saw, water, like basic mountain supplies that we all keep. >> reporter: her home burned down in the fire. now she's staying in her trailer at a friend's but has her car packed in case the rain and wind become too much. >> not sure that i want to stay where i'm camping because there's like seven big oak trees hanging over my place and i'm just not feeling -- i've lived through enough disasters. >> reporter: crews rush to repair downed power lines off highway 9 and remove branches hanging over homes. cal fire has prepositioned crews throughout the santa cruz mountains. other cruise from counties, including marin rescue, have also deployed to respond to any damage from projected 60-mile-an-hour winds. the sheriff says unfortunately 261 people have chosen not to evacuate. >> if we found ourself with a med

smaller towns and cities right across the netherlands as the country saw a 3rd night of violence with people looting rioting burning cars and other property in reaction to a curfew that's being put in place in an attempt to stop the spread of covert 19 that curfew runs from 9 pm at night until 4 30 in the morning it's really upset a lot of people but that's resulted in condemnation for those who took part in the violence from local officials on the prime minister mark rita if there's very little to really wonder what's gotten to these people there was nothing to do with protesting discriminant violence and group will be treating it as such this was the scum of the earth that tried to disturb things here i'm afraid that if we continue down this path we will be on our way to civil war we saw cars burnt shops looted fireworks thrown at the place who responded by firing warning shots using tear gas and water cannon as well to try and disperse the crowds now the police have described this as the worst violence that they've seen in the country for decades and a concerned that it may continue for some time yet we haven't

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scar and the scu complex fire burn scar for that matter as we have seen a retreating and diminishing rainfall over these past few hours after what was heavy rain last nightdways around those burn scars. san jose, it's calmed down a bit for you your rain falls push a little bit further north. now up towards milpitas on over towards san mateo down towards palo alto you're still in the midst of moderate rainfall that stretches across 92 and the dumbarton bridge. one of our heaviest the pockets of rain is sitting just west of san ramon and walnut creek and as the showers push further to the north and east both of these spots can expect an uptick in rainfall intensity within the next few minutes hayward moderate rain for you down towards pleasanton on the altamont pass as well as on the snow grade oakland, fairly dry. it doesn't take long heading south of oakland before you encounter those showers in san leandro and if you head north of oakland, you just get drier and drier there's actually an update on how the showers and headed a little closer as i mentioned towards san ramon in walnut creek. so it's making its way towards the right now zooming out across t

this past season and we do have some very heavy rainfall actively falling on top of that burn scar now last night. we saw additional heavy rainfall on top of what was already saturated soils and that is causing the risk of any sort of debris flows are mudslides something that we have seen further south in monterey county on some of their burn scars, so keep a close eye on that this morning, hopefully rainfall intensity doesn't pick up in the vicinity of that burn scar as for rainfall totals throughout the course of the day today we are going to see those totals are rising above an inch for most areas as we do work our way gradually towards the finish of the day you'll notice that we start to see the system easing up a bit and that actually does set us up for a couple of dry days ahead of us into friday and saturday to be a good chance for some of this ground to some of this excess moisture an opportunity for the next showers that will have next week to hopefully soak back into our ground that's exactly what needs to happen. 40's and 50's for current temperatures with pittsburgh berkeley in alamed

burned, lmu complex. rain is expected all night, matt. >> reporter: dan, not out of the the paeeryow wre as we head into the night. obviously this area hit hard by fires and the pandemic has had a big impact on tourism up here so one business owner we spoke to tonight said any threat of a natural disaster up here could have even further consequence. >>> the rain has been pretty steady since tuesday night in saint helena. not the weather she was hoping for. the week she was finally allowed to have outdoor dining again at a restaurant on main street. >> tonight we just did one, yes. we had one table. >> reporter: better than none, but she says there just aren't many people here right now. she worries another disaster like flooding or mudslides would cause more issues for locals and tourists alike. >> i do know, you know f customs who have l a they have gone through so much. so on top of that i don't know. i hope not. >> reporter: for now she's hoping for dryer days ahead. >> also all the wineries will be open then we'll have i think more tourists. >> reporter: but in an area ravaged by fire, that's a double-e

you this take to the street and burn tires and a car during a night of protest against the curfew many of the protesters working nights as taxi drivers and delivery riders and the curfew is threatening their livelihoods the moment. that's when i have to go to work i'm a father and i'm prevented from working monkee cells decision to introduce a curfew doesn't make sense. the pandemic had abated in senegal before a 2nd wave struck and the number of infections has skyrocketed since early december health authorities reported 220 new cases on thursday it's relatively low compared to other countries but senegal's health care system is weak most infections were in the cities of dakar and chess the president responded wednesday. on the recommendation from the medical team i have decided to declare a state of emergency in 2 regions car and shas from tomorrow january 6th 2021 so of course the state of emergency will be accompanied by a curfew from 9 o'clock in the evening to 5 o'clock in the morning and. the consequences for many senegalese are severe many workers don't have permanent jobs or so