the countries are mainly from central and south east and europe and already use it is one of the main sources of energy. 70 percent of electricity produced in france is generated by nuclear power, despite physicals voiced off the 2011 fukushima racks of the japan political commentator, unless with new table is it is the future of energy production. indeed, i think up the nuclear energy is both green because it produces no a c, o 2. it's safe as long as you respect all the redundancy ease and the safety protocols that french nuclear plants for instance, respect. oh, it's less costly and we can see that the other alternative energies, the other green energies that are available are essentially costly out unreliable because they rely on things like wind and sunshine, which do not always exist. so in terms of actually beauty, the environmental quality of the environment, these resources are not very good. whereas nuclear, as i said, is sort of, it's reliable. it's proven a francis had nuclear energy plants in for now, 5 decatur mostly getting into the 50 gate, does a great new experience.

quite a bit of rain fall through the week to northern central and western areas with much of the south and eastnorth and west. strongest of the winds here too, best of the sunshine further south. but very mild indeed, even across the north could see 17 in some of the warmer spots, maybe 18 couldn�*t be ruled out as well. similar story for wednesday and into thursday. most of the rain in the north of the west where it will be windiest. tending to stay dry across the south in the east and it will be mild or very mild for many of us. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the facebook whistleblower frances haugen prepares to face british mps for the first public evidence she will give in europe about the social media giant. on the eve of her appearence, the whistleblower meets a social media safety campaigner whose child took her own life after viewing disturbing content. we�*ll get more on what we can expect to hear from the facebook whistleblower. also in the programme: colombia captures one of the world�*s most wanted drug lords — he now faces pos

east bay and south buy. you might run across some sprinkle action and that is about it. you can see the bulk of the action to the east across the central valley. and as well as in the sierra. and you can see even up by the reno area, you can see lightning strikes up there. active weather as we start off our day. check out our sales force tower camera shaking north in the mid- 40s and mid-50s to start off the day. and you can see how breezy it is. 13 miles an hour. half moon bay and oakland, 14. 17 miles an hour winds in fairfield. locking at 14 miles an hour winds in livermore and heyward. today, the cool of the day of the week. we're going to cool it down more with the strong onshore flow and the ocean breeze. we're going to so clearing as well. as we go through our day today. and we're going to catch a little bit of sunshine as we head through our afternoon. also, we're locking at sunshine and milder temperatures as we look to the weekend. we're warming things up more on saturday and sunday. next week, a high fire danger with a weather watch. from monday into tuesday for the northbay mountains. east bay hills and valleys. in the mean

it will start to fragment as it reaches central and eastern england, but it won't reach the south—eastshowers, some of them quite heavy for parts of scotland and northern ireland. a breezy day wherever you are. these are mean wind speeds. gusts around the southern coast could reach around 30 or 40mph. a pretty mild day to come, but with more sunshine around. we can see those values reaching around 16 c in the mildest spots. it stays unsettled as we move out of sunday into monday. westerly winds across the country, and some weather fronts enhancing showers too. a tuesday, lower pressure north of the uk and higher pressures of the south, so quite a north— south divide throughout the day there. for monday, another breezy day. west or winds. good spells of sunshine around. most showers across southern and western areas. one or two getting in towards the east, but it is the eastern side which should tend to see the best of the drier and brighter weather. mild in the south, a bit fresher across the north of the uk. through the week, it stays unsettled. our air coming in off the atlantic. a l

and south—west england. central and eastern parts of england staying dry, in mild night, quite windy out there. this weather system will move south—east showery, part of east anglia and south—east england staying largely dry until late in the day, not much rain at all. behind the weather system, brightening up in scotland and northern ireland, a few shower is arriving, especially north—west scotland, it could be heavy and may be fun to read. monday, in between weather systems, a few showers moving through, and other area of low pressure from tuesday onwards that will sit to the west of us with a stalled frontal system giving some of us rain on and off for a few days. monday, the in between with the system date, right and breezy, you can spot a few showers moving west to ease, feeling fresher. tuesday onwards, a frontal system close to northern and western parts of the uk, most of the rain there, not necessarily all the time, eastern and south—east england very little rain on the way until quite late in the week. for all, mild, while this where you are driest, temperatures headed back into the upper teens in some spots, helped get to s

quite a bit of rain fall through the week to northern central and western areas with much of the south and easts certainly a southeast, northwest divide and heavy rain at times across the north and west. strongest of the winds here too, best of the sunshine further south. but very mild indeed, even across the north could see 17 in some of the warmer spots, maybe 18 couldn't be ruled out as well. similar story for wednesday and into thursday. most of the rain in the north of the west where it will be windiest. tending to stay dry across the south in the east and it will be mild or very mild for many of us. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: labourjoins calls from doctors' leaders and health unions for the government to reimpose some coronavirus restrictions in england, warning that the vaccine rollout is losing traction. we need to do more to get on top of this virus, protect our national health service and stop more stringent measures having to be introduced further down the line. the chancellor promises a budget that invests in "infrastructure, innovation and skills" as the economy recove

we start off tomorrow with far across central and south—east england and some of this will be dense andom 13 in the north to 21 as we push further south. into saturday, here is the waving weather front, a south. into saturday, here is the waving weatherfront, a real mouthful, and it�*s starting to slip further south and it will weaken but it�*s the sign of a change because behind it things morkel — cool down a little bit and ahead of it a bit of sunshine around after early morning fog and then on sunday, the weak weather front eventually makes it down to the south—east and there will still be a lot of dry weather and sunshine and a few showers dotted along the north—west coming in on a north—westerly breeze, but temperatures only 14 in edinburgh and you think that this morning already it is 16 and heading toward 17. quite a change, charlie and nina. bringing a new dog home should be a happy time but the actions of dishonest sellers who don�*t properly care for the animals can mean it becomes a traumatic experience. that�*s what happened to richard ackers his puppy died just days after h

k or iss to operate out of afghanistan and be a threat to central asia, the middle east, or south asiathe national community wants to hold them responsible and accountable. at the same time, i don't think that russia, having had a history under the soviet union of military adventurism in afghanistan that lasted 10 years and cost 15,000 soldiers lives. -- i don't think they have any a lesion about wanting to go back to afghanistan at this stage. they are concerned about the vulnerability of what used to be the soviet union, central asia. central asia remains stable. >>aren't you worried the taliban will see this worry about researching terrorism as a potential leverage for their power? they can use that with countries like russia, even with the united states to get what they want. that is the only real power that have about half. -- the taliban have. >>the taliban have an archenemy in the group isis-k. i.s. k in afghanistan, as you saw in the fast -- past few days there were several attacks that took a lot of lives in northern afghanistan and southern afghanistan. the taliban since 2015

around, the weather front begins to move east and it weakens so it will start to fragment as it reaches central and eastern parts of england but it won't reach the southeland. a breezy day where ever you are, gusts of wind around southern and western coasts could reach around 30—110 mph. again, a mild direction, helped by more sunshine tomorrow afternoon, behind our weather system, looking at highs of around 14—16. parts of east anglia and south—east england will hold off any chance of rain until very late in the day. for monday, we are in between weather systems. it will be a bright day, but a fairly blustery one still. showers around and low pressure coming back from tuesday onwards. it will park itself to the west of the uk and there will be weather systems stalled across the north and west as a result. as we move through the week, a lot of dry weather in the second half of the uk. more unsettled across the north. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a senior government adviser on covid warns the uk could face another lockdown at christmas and tells people they shouldn't wait for ministers to take action. do everything possible in your control

move eastwards and weakens so it will start to fragment as it reaches central and eastern england, but it won't reach the south—eastare. these are mean wind speeds. gusts of wind around the southern and western coasts could reach around 30 or 40mph. another pretty mild day to come, but with more sunshine around, we could see those values reaching around 16c in the mildest spots. it stays unsettled as we move out of sunday into monday. we've got westerly winds across the country, and some weather fronts enhancing showers too. for tuesday, we have lower pressure north of the uk and higher pressure to the south, so quite a north—south divide throughout the day there. for monday, another breezy day. west or south—westerly winds. good spells of sunshine around. most of the showers will be across southern and western areas, one or two getting in towards the east, but it is the eastern side which should tend to see the best of the drier and brighter weather. mild in the south, a bit fresher across the north of the uk.

single figures and a cool start to the south—east, where we could see morning sunshine in the south—east. mist and fog but weather front bringing the fresh and will be sitting across centralte rain in the morning, that should clear, all but the far east of kent by the mid afternoon and sunny spells, light winds for the vast majority. more cloud in the afternoon for scotland and northern ireland and a few heavy showers where we will see the strongest of the winds and a gust of a0 mph. in the sunshine in the south, not as muggy and humid, but once that sun ison your back it should still feel quite pleasant. into the evening and overnight into monday, clear skies around, a few mist and fog patches but mostly clear and dry and even cooler nights to take us into the start of the new week. these are the city centre temperatures in rural areas, down to single figures for one or two. going to a new week in a cooler note, a new trend from what we have had recently, the exception to the dry story will be across the north and west of scotland, patchy rain here and we could see some of that at times getting to northern england, a lot more cloud in the northern half than the southern

single figures and a cool start to the south—east, where we could see morning sunshine in the south—east. mist and fog but weather front bringing the fresh and will be sitting across centraluld clear, all but the far east of kent by the mid afternoon and sunny spells, light winds for the vast majority. more cloud in the afternoon for scotland and northern ireland and a few heavy showers where we will see the strongest of the winds and a gust of a0 mph. in the sunshine in the south, not as muggy and humid, but once that sun is on your back it should still feel quite pleasant. into the evening and overnight into monday, clear skies around, a few mist and fog patches but mostly clear and dry and even cooler nights to take us into the start of the new week. these are the city centre temperatures in rural areas, down to single figures for one or two. going to a new week in a cooler note, a new trend from what we have had recently, the exception to the dry story will be across the north and west of scotland, patchy rain here and we could see some of that at times getting to northern england, a lot more cloud in the northern half than the southern half and we will receive the be

single figures and a cool start to the south—east, where we could see morning sunshine in the south—east. mist and fog but weather front bringing the fresh and will be sitting across centralnt by the mid afternoon and sunny spells, light winds for the vast majority. more cloud in the afternoon for scotland and northern ireland and a few heavy showers where we will see the strongest of the winds and a gust of a0 mph. in the sunshine in the south, not as muggy and humid, but once that sun is on your back it should still feel quite pleasant. into the evening and overnight into monday, clear skies around, a few mist and fog patches but mostly clear and dry and even cooler nights to take us into the start of the new week. these are the city centre temperatures in rural areas, down to single figures for one or two. going to a new week in a cooler note, a new trend from what we have had recently, the exception to the dry story will be across the north and west of scotland, patchy rain here and we could see some of that at times getting to northern england, a lot more cloud in the northern half than the southern half and we will receive the best of the sunshine, temperatures cont

temperatures, 11 and the central belt, to a higher 14 in the south—east of england. ing eventually to northern ireland, push into central and southern parts of scotland. still dry for northern areas of scotland. after the rain again we get some sunshine, we get some showers, this time mainly for wales and the south—west. temperatures typically 10—13 c. it's a cooling trend over the weekend. stays on the chilly side. next week the main area of wet and windy weather out of the way, there will be some sunshine around, but there will be some blustery showers and those could be heavy at times. website. that is it for now. jane, thank you. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the french ambassador in london has been summoned to the foreign office in a dispute over post—brexit fishing rights. the uk government says it's considering its response, after a british trawler was seized in normandy. we was seized in normandy. will see what they do on ' but we will see what they do on tuesday but obviously we reserve the right to respond i

the rain which becomes pretty extensive across england, wales, central and southern scotland rather less of today for some parts of south—eaststern areas, driest in northern scotland but a breezy, gusty day with strong winds in the south—east, 40, 50, maybe 60 mob hour gust which will cause a rather of 11 to 15 degrees. rain, strong winds remaining in the north—east of scotland through tonight, most other areas being partially clear skies, some showers in the west and a cool start with debit as widely as ingle figures tomorrow, a briar stick make brighter day, especially eastern areas, scattering of showers in the way straight from the start of the day, some of them is no way eastwards but more persistent rain in the north and west of scotland and shetland because he wins gust into 60 only be 70mph making for another cool day. by finau. —— goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the home secretary says police must "raise the bar", by taking the harassment of women more seriously. her thoughts are echoed by health secretary, sajid javid. the metropolitan police have said about reforms that they will be lookin

single figures and a cool start to the south—east, where we could see morning sunshine in the south—east. mist and fog but weather front bringing the fresh and will be sitting across centralternoon and sunny spells, light winds for the vast majority. more cloud in the afternoon for scotland and northern ireland and a few heavy showers where we will see the strongest of the winds and a gust of a0 mph. in the sunshine in the south, not as muggy and humid, but once that sun is on your back it should still feel quite pleasant. into the evening and overnight into monday, clear skies around, a few mist and fog patches but mostly clear and dry and even cooler nights to take us into the start of the new week. these are the city centre temperatures in rural areas, down to single figures for one or two. going to a new week in a cooler note, a new trend from what we have had recently, the exception to the dry story will be across the north and west of scotland, patchy rain here and we could see some of that at times getting to northern england, a lot more cloud in the northern half than the southern half and we will receive the best of the sunshine, temperatures continuing to drop a

little too late to recover. washington's diminished influence in the region for south and central america. the new north is east, especially china, and it should come as no surprise in just 20 years. china's trade with the region has soared from less than 18000000000 to more than 300. 15000000000 everywhere you look, us products have been replaced by chinese bridge during the cold war. and in fact, way before that united states considered latin america, it's back yard, employing its famous keratin stick policy to ensure that is to interest were respected. today. it's not the american, but the chinese presence that's far more visible here and it goes way beyond she. chinese import. 19 latin american into religion. countries had joined trying his signature belt and wrote initiative, a one trillion dollar trans, continental trade and infrastructure network. it includes key infrastructure projects, cyberspace, energy industries, transportation hubs, roads, telecommunications, agriculture, and even military training profession. here in chile, as in brazil and argentina, the chinese covey vaccines have been made wide

still got wet and windy weather persisting in the north and a storm system sticking to the south east and where it has been finer and dryer across central and western areas. it is going to turn cooler and wetter. but let's have a look at that storm system. it's brought some severe flooding to parts of grease and central areas and the islands that softer, more than $700.00 millimeters of rain, fell over 72 hours. and there is more of that a come, not just for italy, the balkans and greece, we are going to see a get heavier for romania and bulgaria in the days to come. we've also got a red warning out for that brisk wind blowing down across croatian or further north of this. as i said, it is western windier and more wintery for norway. we got stronger winds the denmark, and it is going to get cooler across central parts of europe. thanks to the northwest . did he wind that's blowing in there? if we take a look at the 3 day for prague, we are going to see the temperature come down. and the rain arrived by tuesday for britain, an island it is, the north south divide wetter and cooler up in the north, sunny down in the south, and for the ibe

cloud producing drizzle today across south—west england, central and southern england and into the south—east around the irish sea coast lines tonight. to the north, clearer skies and to this —— the south,. this rain pushing further east compared to where it has been and will be. brighter skies behind it across scotland and northern ireland with showers but staying largely dry, sunny intervals down into the south—eastern corner. temperatures 11 in stornoway and 17 in london. this is the waving front on thursday and anotherjoins in london. this is the waving front on thursday and another joins forces with it on friday. they will push northwards taking rain with them. the chance of local flooding from this. you can see where we have the fronts draped across central and southern parts of the uk into the far south—east, there will be showers. to the far north—west there will be showers. a fairly unsettled day during friday. temperatures starting to slip. 11 in the north, 16 as we push down towards the south. thanks. it is so mild. toasty. and it is the end of october. today's budget will prepare

temperatures down into single figures and a cool start to the south—east, where mist and fog but weather front bringing the fresh and will be sitting across centralshould clear, all but the far east of kent by the mid afternoon and sunny spells, light winds for the vast majority. more cloud in the afternoon for scotland and northern ireland and a few heavy showers where we will see the strongest of the winds and a gust of a0 mph. in the sunshine in the south, not as muggy and humid, but once that sun ison your back it should still feel quite pleasant. into the evening and overnight into monday, clear skies around, a few mist and fog patches but mostly clear and dry and even cooler nights to take this into the start of the new week. these are the city centre temperatures in rural areas, down to single figures for one or two. going to a new week in a clearer note, a new trend from what we have had recently, the exception to the dry story will be across the north and west of scotland, patchy rain here and we could see some of that at times getting to northern england, a lot more cloud in the northern half than the southern half and we will receive t

south and east. for the next few hours, the far south—east and parts of east anglia may stay dry but you will need something waterproof in central showers, some heavy infantry. even if icy is sunny, you can't guarantee you will be out of the woods as far as downpours skin surface of the lightest of the winds to the north of scotland where we start dry but the showers will push through. most thesis seeing some sunshine at times, windiest the next ers in east anglia and the south—east and in the afternoon across some western parts, driving in heavy and thundery showers stop but for much of central, eastern wales, much of england, east of scotland, the afternoon looking much better than icy is at the moment. many will be dry. a bit cool in the breeze. forthe many will be dry. a bit cool in the breeze. for the showers tonight, more persistent rain down towards the south—west later, a more chilly night, temperatures in single figures for many but the rain will push east, bringing strong winds and over the next few days, saturday, strongest winds likely to be across the south—east, sunday the far north of scotland could see some damag

and the rain it will be quite mild. that weather front pushes eastwards saturday into sunday, lying through central areas, bursts of rain for many areas, perhaps sunshine for the south—east later and the date some showers here and behind it some heavy showers for western scotland and northern ireland. another blustery day but another mild one. that's it from me. a reminder of our top story: the queen is back in windsor castle, and "in good spirits", after an overnight stay in hospital on wednesday. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, i'mjane dougall with your latest sports news. if you remember, last month the fifth match of the test series between england and india's men was controvertially postponed, well in the last hour, it's been re—scheduled and will be played from july the 1st at edgbaston next summer. india led the series 2—1 when the game was called off. they said they had been unable to field a team due to fears of further covid—i9 cases inside their camp. the fixture can't be played at the original venue, old trafford, because of other events that are taking place.

in the north—west here, bits and pieces of rain around the western isles, but sunny spells are possible almost anywhere, particularly to the east, central areas and the southre of the same. you can see how the winds are rotating around this high. temperatures should hold around double figures, particularly around western areas, with the onshore wind towards the east. where the skies clear, single—figure temperatures, for sure. now, a bit of a change in the weather pattern thursday into friday. we've got high pressure here and high pressure here, but in between sneaks in this cold front, and it will bring rain to scotland, probably northern ireland too, maybe the north of england. notice the switch in the wind direction, so this is a northerly wind here. northerly wind means cooler conditions coming in, that is why we call this a cold front. to the south of that, we've got the milder weather and around 15 or 16. then thursday night into friday, that weather front moves south across the country, bringing a little bit of rain and then basically it fizzles out by the time it reaches the south. this is also drier air on friday, air coming in from the north quit

and also toward the east central africa. we've got our storms coming and going, but heaviest concentration of rain is around the gulf of guinea. and toward the south. we've had been dealing with bouts of heavy rain through south africa, but the bulk of that energy pushes out towards sea. but still some rain falling in durban. and you know, for the eastern cape winds, have been a factor as well over the past few days. but i think on saturday we'll see those winds back off just to touch. and they'll gust up to about 55 kilometers per hour. and now they're up to date season. ah, ah, 25 years ago, a television news in the middle east began with a 2 part documentary series, monday the 25th anniversary of al jazeera telling the story in the channel, and now it became a recognized global brand. ah, the story of knowledge is even a unique path in the country with an abundance of resource rate, far and walk indonesia, whose firms for me, we move full to grow and froth, we balance for reno, economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest litera

going to give us some rain, northwestern spain, northern and central areas of portugal on wednesday, much quieter weather picture across the south east of europe, where we had that torrential rain in greece, the remnants of it now over turkeys, northeastern black sea region. so tribes on still getting into that driving rain on tuesday or in this weather broadcast right now in africa where the storms are bubbling up. cameroon nigeria. but also as we look toward benito gone right through into the ivory coast. so abi john has a high $27.00 degrees on tuesday that shopping the end of the country with an abundance of resource raid far and wide indonesia, his ferns forming, we moved full to growth and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs investment. let's be part linda. this is growth and progress. invest in indonesia. now, lou, the me welcome back. you're watching out the time to recap the headlines now. north korea has testified at least one ballistic missile into the sea of japan. south korea

central and eastern england stays mainly dry. with the wind from this direction, all temperatures well above the seasonal average. plenty of cloud, some hazy brightness in east anglia and southt england, a field sunny spells, generally across western areas and patchy rain and drizzle, wettest and windiest in north—west scotland, temperatures, regardless of weather you are seeing hazy sunshine or in the rain, above average. overnight the rain goes south across scotland through northern ireland into north—west england, turning wetterfor northern ireland into north—west england, turning wetter for cumbria, the lake district, largely dry weather outside of that, temperatures closer to f norton above we might expect white day at this time of year, so a very mild start tomorrow —— temperatures closer to f norton above —— if not above what we might expect to see. the rainbow continue to full across southern, especially south—west scotland, eastern areas of northern ireland, cumbria and the lake district. there will be patchy rain in wales, it may turn wetter towards the north—west as the day goes on but many other areas staying largely dry. gale is a ransom irish sea coasts, temper

and also toward the east central africa. we got our storms coming and going, but heaviest concentration of rain is around the gulf of guinea and toward the south. we've had been dealing with bouts of heavy rain through south africa, but the bulk of that energy pushes out toward sea, but still some rain falling in durban. and you know, for the eastern cape winds, have been a factor as well over the past few days. but i think on saturday we'll see those winds back off just to touch. and they'll gust up to about 55 kilometers per hour. and now they are up to date season. ah, in the, with an abundance of results. byron juan indonesia, his big for me, we move to growth and front. we balance the green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest might be part of his growth and progress in indonesia. now. oh, a kind of what challenges there. i'm emily anglin, a reminder about top stories. this album, the u. s. and french presidents have held their 1st in person meetings and say countries most serious diplomatic, disputing years bough

turkey for example and also toward the east central africa we've got our storms coming and going, but heaviest concentration of rain is around the gulf of guinea and toward the south. we have been dealing with bouts of heavy rain through south africa, but the bulk of that energy pushes out toward sea, but still some rain falling in durban. and you know, for the eastern cape winds, have been a factor as well over the past few days. but i think on saturday we'll see those winds back off just to touch, and they'll go up to about 55 kilometers per hour. and now you're up to date season . the oldest muslim undertakers working here is 7 days a week job that's grown with a community. my father purchased a black emblem and started to do the funeral. in london and family, we saw a stopping father and daughter became business partner. the story don't often hear told by the people who the jesse social level of life. sure. east and undertakers. this is europe anal 20 ah, bold. and i'm told stories from asia and the pacific. bought al jazeera on the couch because billions had lost his bankruptcy in bailouts. when will the airline industry recovery begin? washington's diminishe

for cloud bringing rain through northern ireland, central and southern parts of scotland, into northern england and into parts of wales. to the south—eastn clear for much of the night. scotland where skies will remain clearfor much of the night. and scotland where skies will remain clear for much of the night. and we will see some sunshine first thing, will see some sunshine first thing, will hold onto some of that through orkney and shetland, with one or two showers. elsewhere, lots of plaid, outbreaks of rain which will turn light and patchy through the day and some bright sunny spells developing for southerns counties of england, into wales and parts of midland through the afternoon. that could lift temperatures to 19 degrees with a southerly wind bringing milder air in our direction. that trend continues into next week, low—pressure to the rest of us, frontal systems bringing outbreaks of rain at times, some brisk winds, the wind is coming from the south tapping into all of this very mild or even warm air, that really will let the temperature through monday and into tuesday. but that doesn't mean blue skies and sunshine all the time

light rain will continue for the next several hours and the band has to make its way further south with plenty of rain along the central bay into the east bay heavily raining up and down 680 which has already had flooding problems and it is steadily making its rain into the santa cruz mountains and into the santa clara valley and so for the have picked up less than 1/10 of an inch of rain officially and that will go up significant the over the next several hours, between now and 11:00 will update those totals and this is a loop over the last six hours you can sell that heavy rain soaking the north bay and gradually making its way further and further south across the bay area and this is the trend that will continue that drift and you can't call it movement that it is drifting further to the south and that will be the pace at which the rain comes to an end from north to south and it will be a long process and still have flood advisories urban and small stream so watch out for ponding on the roadways and the sides of the road especially on the interstate tends to collect more water than the center lane and you don't want to be traveling i

and c's a south of east mirror. pretty good batch of what weather there. and we do have red weather alerts in play across greece for these severe storms through central africa . look at this, i will call the central african republic as we head toward western areas of the democratic republic of congo. some pretty good storms flaring up here. further towards the south in cape town, temperatures have dropped off in that cooler air will eventually make it toward johannesburg in the days to come, a big drop for your temperatures. that's it for me. the most people will never know what's be your the story. the deafening silence of 100000 forms. how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is fresh with fear is not an option. but we're not most people ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour. a cautious com has returned to bay rudolph to hours of violence that left at least 6 people dead. and many more injures on, identified snipers on top of building shot to kill on gunman for the army in the streets is the worst street violence. the in years troops moved in out a gun f

and to the manchester central conference venue just off to the right. there is quite a lot in his entry, around that first business of petrol and the shortages we are seeing in particular in the south—easte prime minister said it's not a shortage. there is not a lack of supply. it's effectively too much demand, too many people wanting petrol at the same time leading to the backlog and queue. in the broader sense, the prime minister's outlook and the current outlook on the current situation is that they say this is symptomatic of an economic transition that is a result of are positive associated with brexit because their argument is the uk is shifting from what they see as a low—wage, high immigration economy, to a higher wage, low—wage, high immigration economy, to a higherwage, lower low—wage, high immigration economy, to a higher wage, lower immigration economy, which will ensure that people for instance working in the haulage industry are able to earn more, even if at the moment, that means there is this issue around lorry drivers and not being enough of them. the government says it's cranking the leather for now so that more lorry gyros can come into the uk but don't want to do that

central and eastern england stays mainly dry. with the wind from this direction, all temperatures well above the seasonal average. plenty of cloud, some hazy brightness in east anglia and southures, regardless of weather you are seeing hazy sunshine or in the rain, above average. overnight the rain goes south across scotland through northern

a couple of sprinkles south of morgan hill, east of the tri valley and the rainfall really out towards the centraland snow having yet to start in the sierra nevada. but we'll start up as we work our way through your friday. one of our first snows of the season. up there in certainly great to see that even though we're missing out on a lot of precipitation, potential for the bay area. we're tapping into cooler air and we are seeing some valuable precipitation elsewhere. as you can see across the valley areas like san jose up to fremont. you may see a sprinkle of points this morning. really the rest of us, though. we're going to be free of it. lots of sunshine this afternoon. as i mentioned, evening hours tonight come along with the resurgence of cloud cover may see some spread on sprinkles tomorrow morning before you even get up and before the sun even rises over the horizon tomorrow as well. sunday are going to be clear, beautiful days with highs climbing back into the 70's. great way to spend your fleet week weekend 50's and 60's for coastal spots today. it's cool out there. you need the jackets

get wetter again across northern ireland, central, southern parts of scotland, some heavy rain in the hills. through the midlands thwards east anglia and the southright colours show where with the heaviest rain is going to be. across the southern uplands and particularly into the cumbrian fells. that could lead to some flooding as well. the rain keeps going across the north west of england. slides into wales, the south west of england as it tends to clear away from northern ireland. some showers following on and some rain still for some southern and eastern parts of scotland. turns a little bit cooler in the north west, but towards the south east where it's dry, it's still very mild. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. the united nations warns of a countdown to a humanitarian catastrophe in afghanistan. the bbc finds some parents so desperate they're forced to sell their children to buy food. we know there are other families here who've sold their children, and even while we've been here, another person came up to one of our team and asked if we'd like to buy their child. the desperation and the urgency of this situation is hard t

essentially due north south to, actually it really funnels into that central valley or all north to south facing valleys and most of our. um natural drainage in california goes kind of north east would be disrupted, so it's very different. we have those northeast winds. those are scared me more than anything because they get like up in the oakland hills canyons they get funneled. the winds get funneled, really accelerate and funneling is what you don't want. but i will tell you this sacramento in those areas tomorrow. they're going to have gusts. i think they're gonna get the 50 miles an hour. and so i think that the story when this is all said and done, it's going to be the central valley in this area around winters south down towards modesto. and we hopefully will be left alone. but we will see when tonight and we will see it last tomorrow and then it dies down pretty quick after that. these are sea level wind. uh situations. we've got 23 miles an hour, nevado three in oakland, so it's not here yet. plus the wind direction is wrong, right? they're the winds are going to start coming more. there's a 30 at sfo. they're going to start calling more northerly. so if i was here at

central and northern scotland in the afternoon. another afternoon of sunshine and showers further south, some of them will be heavy, blustery and frequent, certainly across western areas. drier further eastonday. again there is going to be sunshine and showers. some of the showers heavy and frequent in northern and western areas, some merging together to produce longer spells of rain. some areas feeling dry. it will feel cooler. single digits in the north. double figures in the south, ii to 12 or 13 degrees. a ridge of high pressure builds in around the middle part of the week onwards. that will settle things down. a few showers. a greater chance of seeing some sunshine. it will be chillier by day and by night. see you later. ce nto this is bbc news with the latest headlines. world leaders are in rome for the g20 summit, where climate change and covid—i9 are expected to dominate talks. the italian prime minister, mario draghi, opens the summit with a call for multilateral action as the only way to solve the problems the world is facing. the more we go with all our challenges, the more it is clear that multilateralism is the best answer to the problems we face today. but a row over post—b

that's going to be super widespread mostly south bay and inland east bay are tapping into just enough of that energy. that is remaining pretty isolated to the central coast. the central valley. the sierra foothills and then up into the sierra nevada. that's where your best chance of snowfall is already seeing some of that up in air this morning. you knew what the golden gate bridge right now is clear enough. any sort of cloud cover. we have a sitting above the bay. we do have some dense valley fog in spots but it's just the opposite of a coastal fog, rather, it's our inland valleys that will be looking at the potential of some fog this morning, which will certainly be keeping an eye on. where are we at with rainfall right now, what we do have some showers sitting just southeast of santa cruz as well as into far eastern portions of contra, costa and alameda counties. really us here in the bay area we're dry compared to our neighbors out towards the central valley. the sierra foothills and then elsewhere across the state. we've also seen some energy resurging that includes southern california, the eastern deserts and especially the sierra nevada toda

the heaviest will be in the east and the south—east, and the north—east. light rain through the centralines... borisjohnson will lead mps in a minute's silence in parliament today before tributes are paid to sir david amess, who was killed during a constituency surgery on friday. a number of mps have spoken of the abuse and threats they have received, while the home secretary has called for a review of mps' security arrangements. i've had three threats to life and limb over the last two years, so of course i take it very seriously. but we need to respond to it, we need to make sure we are doing everything we can, we need to make sure we do that due diligence on everything. a man is arrested after labour mp chris bryant said he was subjected to "another death threat" after tweeting that people should be kinder to those they disagree with. we'll have much more on this throughout the morning. and in our other main news... it is now a legal requirement in scotland to show a covid vaccine passport to attend nightclubs and large events, including some football matches. ford is investing £230

and for the central valley, eventually some better air quality. they've been in the midst of some very poor conditions. comparatively the bay area's done well. but we've also seen some haze, especially for the south and eastmperatures today. noticeably cooler as we've been talking about 60's for sf. definitely on the cloudier side closer to the coastline. you'll notice that cloudy blanket elsewhere, too. but sunshine will reappear with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies to complement the 70's and fairly low 80's later on today. san jose 78 pleasanton at 79. some 60's from oakland to richmond while danville on up to antioch in vacaville. some of our low 80's that will have today napa i 75 in novato a comfortable 77 tomorrow's temperatures, even cooler yet. we will see increasing clouds into wednesday. thursday and even friday with that slight chance of showers. that's really the best chance of rain. we've got good news for fleet week weekend is saturday for the air show we will see skies clearing out just in time and looking at some 70's returning for a lot of the bay reyna. tom, thanks for that. so in fremont, we still have that hot spot there. northbound 8.80, at the wharton avenue. a garbage truck on f

and we'll see the best of the sunshine. still a chilly feel, mind you, 11 degrees through the central belt of scotland, 14 in the south—east going to find outbreaks of rain, particularly for northern and western scotland, northern ireland, that wetter weatherjust nudging into western parts of england and into wales. further east it's likely to be dry, but more areas will see temperatures around 13 or 14 degrees, so it's a bit milder. now looking further ahead, and we need to again look at where the jet stream is lining up, and we're getting a strengthening jet propagating all the way across the atlantic, and that leaves us with a zonal flow. this is a west—to—east wind with low pressure to the north of the uk, higher pressure towards the south. and with thatjet stream cutting across the uk, the air is colder for northern areas, milder towards more southern parts of england and wales. so temperatures probably going to be near normal, actually, for the time of year, around 11 to 14 degrees, but the outlook is a very unsettled outlook. we're going to find some showers or even some longer spells of rain. that's it. goodbye. ton

south and the north karachi getting up to a height of $34.00 degrees. it's an increasingly unsettled pitcher across turkey. energy from the central met, his drifted toward the east. so we're getting into these pulses of rain budrum on talia going to see a pretty heavy pocket over the course of the weekend. central africa. nothing out of the ordinary here are storms coming and going, but particularly heavy western portion of the democratic republic of congo through the congo rate in to get bond around the gulf of guinea. severe drought is being predicted for western and southern areas of angola. the rainy season is expected to be below average for this time, the year rain has cleared away across much of south africa, so were left in the sunshine cape town with the high of $23.00 degrees, but some showers rolling through and bob ways. so hurry, we can expect it there with the high of 32 degrees. that's it. enjoy your weekend. ah, in the country with an abundance of resort. byron wind, indonesia.

up the central coast enough that you will begin to notice the hazy skies especially if you're in the inland east bay or south bay, coastal areas, too. we'll see moderate air quality for friday, andaybe into saturday before the sea breeze and the on shore winds push more smoke out of the bay area. right now we've got 59 degrees in san jose. some areas dropping into the 40s for the morning. 57 in san francisco right now. and over to the tri-valley, we've got 55 degrees. no wind. we've finally dropped all the red flag warnings across northern california, and near the bay area. and from here, temperatures are going to start off pretty chilly again tomorrow morning. so a nice coat through about let's say 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow morning, waking up to 40s and 50s. look at the highs tomorrow. 76 in san francisco. 80 in oakland. 83 in san jose. mid-'80s around the tri valley and two weekend days, saturday clearly the warmer of the two weekend days. once you look at sunday's highs, big drop in temperatures. down into the 60s and 70s. sea breeze is going to pickup. we're going to see increase in clouds which leads to the first chance of we think about three chances next week we could be see