in coastal areas you could see channel. in coastal areas you could see and occasional fog channel.rsistent rain across parts of northern ireland and much of scotland, where it will stay cool. it will be warm and humid in the best of the sunshine, 23 celsius. the rain pulls away from scotland tonight but for the pulses will come and go across the pulses will come and go across the north west. the driest weather across much of england and wales, where it will be partly cloudy, a mild night for most of us. cold they are still loitering across the far north of scotland. on friday, another weather front targeting the north—west, so another wet day coming upfor north—west, so another wet day coming up for northern ireland, and particularly for western scotland, with the raid mounting up, a0—50 millimetres, enough to bring some big puddles of water on roads and some localised flooding. cloud will thin and break to allow sunny spells to come through and in the sunshine it will be warm and humid, temperatures reaching around 23 celsius in the south, high teens in the north. on saturday, wea

are give us the size of the scale of this area that has to be policed by these coastal countries. well these these areas are very this area is very huge in the west african sub region is very very huge and so. many of these schools because for example in some countries countries like ghana you have hundreds of course not gods and you have a huge b.s. of see that people have to go through to be able to show that vessels are not in the system so it's a very difficult. was. isaac let's see joining us from accra thank you isaac. the world bank plans to boost lending to african countries to help fight poverty that's according to the bank's new president following his tour of three sub-saharan african countries david mall possibility of madagascar ethiopia and mozambique meeting with the country's leaders and visiting world bank funded projects the bank said on friday it had increased emergency support from mozambique zimbabwe and malawi to seven hundred million dollars after those countries were battered by a psych loan in march. we're in prime minister. mani is meeting with economic

for those of you in santa rosa napa also tracking some patchy drizzle as well, mainly along our coastal areas of the bay area tonight through your monday morning but daytime highs tomorrow will be cooler things that increase in cloud cover downtown san francisco in the mid 60's low 60's for those of you in half moon bay. rlingame 60 degrees millbrae 59 degrees so slightly below average temperatures there. redwood city, 70 degrees as his mountain view and as we head into the south bay, widespread 60's and 70's, san jose 75 degrees. campbell, only warming up into the low 70's and in the east bay tracking some gusty wind speeds around 20 miles per hour or less for most of the bay area hayward cooling down to 67 degrees livermore in the mid 70's and walnut creek low 70's for you but berkeley 63 degrees, richmond, 64 and in the north a widespread 60's and 70's there napa 72 degrees and santa rosa degree warmer 73 degrees for your afternoon highs and allergy season is in full swing expect a medium ovary oak and grasses to start out your work week monday rate will arrive to the bay area as early as

that the cyc loan has now begun to weaken now authorities evacuated more than a million people in coastal areas ahead of the cycles arrival fearing storm surges could put people's lives risk. they knew it was coming. india's coastal state of addition was braced for the worst. more than a million people were thank you waited ahead of the storm but the coastal resort of poori still suffered extensive damage. landfall started at eight am. and some of the worst one of the a lady entered in land area and it takes down more more two hours that will take ten more to complete the landfill process and. what is and is close to. the storm brought down trees and power lines as it moved inland in bhubaneswar dishes state capitol the streets were deserted the storm left chaos behind it which is expected to weaken over the coming hours most ortiz is still warning people to be careful along the coastline. just the people not to go inside the c.v.s. got into that because if you do now you're high sensitive so you are just on to the police and you see a sign on there the. remaining the all the local people and t

damage people while the central authorities mobilized and away able to evacuate many people the coastal areas that were predicted to be very wild believe that all of the images coming out of just how inundated these areas are houses have suffered damage has been trees being uprooted all across the state and of course communication and moved out of form of polls have also fallen so that to our assessment of the damage we're going to be possible once the cycle has passed through but already reports are coming in that the course leaders especially have suffered heavy damage ok so there's not only that death toll there's also a significant number of displaced people as well just walk us through how things are likely to develop now over the coming hours over the coming days mischa. well it's already pretty hard to predict exactly when these people will. be able to return home because conditions will be evaluated on the ground a regular basis but on that front and center the parties have deployed many forces now that india's national disaster response force is actually one of the largest in the wor

cyc loan has now started to weaken authorities evacuated more than a million people in coastal areas ahead of all these arrival fearing storm surges could endanger lives. let's go straight to to be sure jarvis walsh is covering the story for us from our delhi bureau good day to you can you give us the latest on the cycling well as you mentioned the cycle needs landfall at eight am local time and the impact is expected to last at least six hours there will be strong winds as well as a danger to see conditions in which the central authorities have put out warnings about and the cycle is moving in and not northeast to a direction now as a tall grasses it's expected to weaken and it's heading to was another indian steve the state of west bengal all the landfall happened on the southern coast of the state of what they saw and really when she pasta was bottom of the spot to prove it because at that point of time i mean one hundred million people are going to be affected by this cycle and how how one of the affected regions been preparing for this scale of event. well central parties have a

a lot more cloud around tomorrow, breezy, grey on eastern coastal areas. have raided the west at times. limited sunshine, and temperatures around the mid teens. the best of the sunshine further west, west of scotla nd sunshine further west, west of scotland seeing the highest temperatures once again. at the weekend, more cloud, some showers and a few sunny spells. low pressure is with us into the weekend. more of a breeze across northern areas. longer spells of rain thanks to a weather front across scotland, into northern england and north wales. sunny spells through the midlands southwards, but also a few showers, some heavy and slow moving. they will be lighter in the south. in the sunshine, we could make the high teens celsius, but a whole lot cooler across scotland, especially in eastern coastal areas. showery bursts of rain in scotland on sunday. some heavy showers at times. temperatures may be 19 celsius in the south—east, cooler in the north and west. it will settle down next week. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: dramatic evidence at th

that the psycho's has now begun to weaken authorities evacuated more than a million people in coastal areas ahead of the cyclons arrival fearing that storm searches could endangered their lives. let's bring in now our correspondent who is covering all of this for us from our delhi bureau so michelle just walk us through what is happening right now. the storm hit at eight am on the southern coast of the state of what a shot but it was predicted to doubting on the high wind speeds and danger the sea conditions for six hours those six saws are now over and the storm the cyclist's is has been downgraded since the morning now of course the greetings of cycles depend on wind speeds and from extremely severe it has already come down to severe the storm is in the cycle it is moving in an ox northeast and that action so from the state the southern part of the state of florida should it's moving towards the state a west bengal i'll bet it is expected to reach to morrow morning and then for proceed on to bangor as it keeps traveling it will keep weakening but authorities are putting out warning saying

the time we get to thursday we're going to start to see more rain to the north but a lot of the coastal areas will continue to remain dry in terms of rain but we may see some more clouds appear to share high with attempt a few of twenty four degrees well across parts of western indonesia things are looking much better we did have some rain here over the last few days but on the forecast map by the time we start the middle of the week things get a little bit better here a lot of drawing starts to happen the clouds continue but by the time we get towards thursday notice the rain showers disappear as well as a lot of the clouds begin to dissipate as well for singapore maybe a shower for you at thirty three degrees and call them pour at about thirty four degrees for you well here across the bamberg all the course we are watching what is happening with our tropical cyclone funny and that is speaking its way towards the north we do expect to see a live fall in system by the time we get to friday and more rain across much of the coastal areas there. the weather sponsored by catherine. how have you c

bayside in coastal areas in the 60's and enjoy these comfortable temperatures because we've got a bige corner. robin all right. thank you john checking back an armbar prepare for major delays systemwide. >>and some spots up to 30 minutes. they're recovering from a us. a course watching issues of i can get it out switching issues. downtown oakland. they resolve the problem the trains are still behind schedule traveling from oakland to downtown on to any on to double in pleasanton to warm springs and also in the san francisco direction so that covers most of the the system so you need to plan ahead, but they are working on getting trains back on schedule so just consider that as you head out also consider the heavy traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's waiting for you. already jammed from the maze from 5 80 from the east sure you're averaging 15 minutes to make it in and a crowd here to check out the traffic on the san mateo bridge. folks are leaving hayward getting stuck in the usual jam up here westbound on the right hand side is packed. all the way over to the high rise we're at

he's fine with everyone we do have address this is our help breaking news this rizzo across the coastal areas but not so for bethel island guys my favorite shot right here, nice and clear this morning we do have plenty of sunshine for inland spots which is definitely a nice thing to see not so much for coastal areas just yet. >>the fog is starting to break up and as we make our way into the afternoon we're going to look at plenty of sunshine ahead. she's going to take a little bit longer to get there today than we did for yesterday once we do get into the afternoon do expect that sunshine and temperatures to rise into a range of 60's and 70's today is not going to be quite as warm as yesterday was some of our areas that were in the 80's yesterday only mid 70's today, but we will be back to those 80's and just a short amount of time, i'll talk about when to expect the warm up back in your forecast all still to come. robert i'm looking forward to that warm up jog folks are not looking forward to sitting in traffic, but hey at least it's quiet. >>we're checking 80 into san francisco, a long line

the region in decades and has claimed several lives millions of people have been evacuated from coastal areas of india and bangladesh meteorologists say the site has now begun to weaken. the united nations says north korea has cut food rations to the lowest ever level for this time of year.

the region in decades and has claimed several lives millions of people have been evacuated from coastal areas of india and bangladesh meteorologists say the cycle.

anything, there will be less of a wind blowing across east anglia and south—east england, where coastal areasoler on tuesday. but for wednesday those winds a little bit lighter. again, with the winds circulating in a clockwise sense, we will get the warmest air pushed up to the north and west of the uk but it's another one of those days where for many of us there will be sunshine from dawn to dusk, perhaps just a little bit of cloud developing and bubbling up across the pennines and maybe also the mountains of scotland. in the best of the sunshine, the warmest parts again likely to reach 24 degrees celsius although fairly widely we're looking at temperatures into the high teens to low 20s. so another fine looking day coming up on wednesday. looking at the charts then towards the end of the week, we start to see some changes. an area of low pressure that has been bothering central europe recently, sneaks a little bit closer. the isobars get a little bit close together as well. so we will have a stronger easterly breeze blowing across these eastern shores of scotland, eastern parts of england.

anything, there will be less of a wind blowing across east anglia and south—east england, where coastal areashose winds a little bit lighter. again, with the winds circulating in a clockwise sense, we will get the warmest air pushed up to the north and west of the uk but it's another one of those days where for many of us there will be sunshine from dawn to dusk, perhaps just a little bit of cloud developing and bubbling up across the pennines and maybe also the mountains of scotland. in the best of the sunshine, the warmest parts again likely to reach 2a degrees celsius although fairly widely we're looking at temperatures into the high teens to low 20s. so another fine looking day coming up on wednesday. looking at the charts then towards the end of the week, we start to see some changes. an area of low pressure that has been bothering central europe recently, sneaks a little bit closer. the isobars get a little bit close together as well. so we wil have a stronger easterly breeze blowing across these eastern shores of scotland, eastern parts of england. that will tend to knock the temperatu

frome mainly removed low-lying coastal areas.uththorities have made availabe about 900 shelters to take care of the evacucuees. casualties rememain low. dying has beenle confirmed so farar. major airports r remain closed alonong the coast. abouout 100 trains have been canceled. there have been emergency .ervrvices d deployed emergencncy persosonnel are o oe ground. moody -- nahendra mododi has plededged money for relieief efforts. >> jurorors call on the armed forces to oppose any coup plotter. of unity fromll nicolas maduro. l lder thanked the army f for resisisting whate described as a treacherous plot to topplple him. something good has come out of t this. armed forces were not afrfraid o say no to traders. the time e has come to defefendr rights for peaeace. it is s backed by members of the military. rerebel soldiers gathered on the caracas highway tuesday, urging the rest of armed forces to o jn them. u unanswered. leadership was clilick to pledge support for the president and suppress two days of mass antigovernment protete

coastal areas, ah, will you get the may grey cover. 61 degrees, morgan hill 75. san jose, notice we are topping out in the 70s. i want to show you satellite radar, we having atist propping up, that will drop in and spark up thunderstorms for the sierras. take a look at this, through saturday, we are tracking thunderstorms for the sierras. the north bay mountains so we're going to monitor that instaeblth a bit areas can expect to see a chance of rain. we dry out. >> that high pressure begins to dominate pretty much into the start of your workweek. so much so, it will be in the upper 80s. next week's big weather story is going to be temperatures into the near 90s. itb will a good time to check out how to stay cool. but we're going to monitor these cool conditions, slightly cooler. mike, how are the roads? >> we are looking again at the san mateo bridge. although the crash was not a thing, it was developing debris behind it. folks reported that westbound near the high rise. i did see a lot of brake lights off and on. don't do that, folks. that's the reason why it's

winds of up to two hundred fifty kilometers an hour millions of people have been evacuated from coastal areas in india and bangladesh. israel has killed to have mass militants in airstrikes on gaza the israel military said the strikes were in response to gunfire from gaza which wounded two israeli soldiers two palestinians were later killed by israeli fire while taking part in weekly border protests that's according to gaza health officials. undetectable equals un transmissible that something a hiv research is want everyone around the world to know they released landmark evidence this week showing that taking drugs to treat hiv completely stops people being able to pass on the virus to their hiv a negative partner is and so they're hopeful an end to hiv aids may finally be inside our reporter jerrod rate has been raiding the research explain these findings for us basically what this means is if that everyone who had a in the world so just under forty million people if they had access to effective treatment then they would be no new cases of hiv and the treatment i'm talking about is what's ca

winds of up to two hundred fifty kilometers an hour millions of people have been evacuated from coastal areas in india and bangladesh. luxembourg has laid its former head of state crown jewel shown to rest after his death at the age of ninety eight a state funeral was held at the country's not turned on cathedral a grand step down in two thousand for his eldest son henry after ruling for thirty six years. to the u.s. now where a boeing seven three seven has crashed on landing in florida twenty one paypal were injured as the airline a slid off the runway at jacksonville naval air station in the north east of the stays a commercial jet had been shot and by the u.s. military and was arriving from a u.s. base in cuba. passengers said it was terrifying they described how in the middle of a thunderstorm the seven thirty seven bounced twice on the runway and skidded into the st john's river but the plane did not submerge and all one hundred forty three people aboard were able to escape by climbing out onto the wing authorities said disaster had been averted. i just want to emphasize yet again we tra

did warm up to 70 degrees for those of you in congress nearly a 20 degree difference from our coastal areas to our inland valleys, which certainly noticed the gradual warm up today storm tracker for right now very calm conditions cloud covers right across the coast. but i am tracking our next storm system out in the pacific northwest and this one is going to bring us impressive rain totals from a standards because this is typically the time of the year we start to dry up, especially as we head into those warmer and drier summer months. but we are going to notice some widespread light rain making its way to the bay area as early as wednesday afternoon and early wednesday evening and then we are going to notice a modern rain even bring us the threat of pop-up thunderstorms through wednesday night all the way through thursday morning. and then another round of widespread light showers for the remainder of thursday leading up to friday morning when that storm system starts to dry out and clear out from our area as it exits and then that increase in cloud cover by your friday afternoon so rain t

like many coastal areas, there are plus sides and there are downsides of life in great yarmouth. reas, gcse attainments in great yarmouth are gcse attainments in great yarmouth a re lower gcse attainments in great yarmouth are lower than the national average, and there are other issues as well. so today, right across the bbc news we will be looking at the opportunities and challenges facing this town. i am on a windfarm about 1.5 miles out to this is one of the first offshore wind farms to be built in the uk. we are looking at the challenges and opportunities presented by technology such as this, and seeing how it could affect coastal areas in the years ahead. here is one example of one person's life who has been changed by these giant turbines. big and beautiful, or ugly and imposing? whatever your view, what was one of the first offshore wind farms in the uk has turned around wind life. i was six months's unemployed, found it really difficult. i was searching for work, opportunities are a hard thing to come by in a seasonal town. the full—time employment rate in great yarmouth i

this morning fog is going to clear out sooner than yesterday and that includes eventually a few coastal areasll going to see a looming offshore if you do see some clearing into the afternoon now skies across the bay area dry today that's a good thing for your friday, temperatures overall just a touch warmer than yesterday to start but noticeably warmer into the afternoon. back up into the 80's for a lot of the bay and only continuing to climb through the 80's for the weekend and into next week, but it's all still talk about your full forecast. rob, it sounds good. we want to head back over to the bay bridge toll plaza because we have another wave of heavy traffic coming in the last time i checked it. >>no delays now a big backup in the cash lanes and the fast track claim so it's growing. it's be on 8.80 and now it goes back o west grand so you're slow down. for 80 wes west grand right through the toll plaza, a great trip across the upper deck. we're checking in on traffic tracker looking at some more freeways like the east shore 60 minutes from crockett oakland, west 24 find out of wannacry t

so the coastal areas will soon be your getaway to get a little fresh ac from mother nature. heading into the bay, temps warming into the 70s. a mix of sun and clouds. inland areas, the spots where you need to kick up your ac as early as this weekend. we will see 80s on sunday. heading into monday and tuesday, things are looking a little warmer. that's what when i'm looking at 90s for inland areas. so i will be monitoring all of what's going on. not just for today but an extended look out to the forecast. i'll have an update coming up shortly. back to you. >>> thanks, vianey. 6:40 right now. next and new this morning, a statewide manhunt under way. the search for a california father whose baby daughter was found dead. >>> teens are not getting enough sleep. new perspective overnight on how many kids fall asleep with their phones. >>> the argument between president trump and joe biden may benefit both men. plus, an update on the mueller investigation. let's take you out to the new york stock exchange and the big board. another losing day as stocks worry about a growing trade wa

and the coastal areas at 61.e rose show will be happening in pleasanton at the senior center. 2:00, 74 degrees. this event is free and open to the public. this is a live look at squaw valley. a great weekend to head to the beach with santa cruz reaching upper 60s tomorrow as well as sunday. we'll talk about what's going on today with slightly warmer temperatures. that's coming up in about three minutes. >> sounds good. thanks, kari. >> coming up on "today in the bay", celebrating 150 years. the railroad, the bridge the east to the west gears up for a major anniversary. remnants still in the east bay. >>> plus, president trump reacts to new questions for his son and has what appears to be his own investigation. >>> but first, struggling a little bit to wake up early this -- it's friday morning. whoever wrote it wrote monday morning. they definitely need a pick me up. if you're in the east bay, we have you covered. this morning we want to thank our "today in the bay" viewers. we teamed up with peet's coffee in frem

below a mile many part times this morning and will continue to be that way into the afternoon for coastal areasareas though do expect some sunshine later today, if you're not already seeing it you'll get there eventually during this 8 o'clock hour we've been consistently in the 50's and as we work our way through the morning and eventually into the afternoon. those those 50's will become 60's and 70's but no 80's today, i'm talking the return of 80's even warmer conditions next week still to come in your forecast, rob. >>for those of you who need to drive into san francisco, you still need to leave early because the raffic has not panned out get backed up heavily and into the maze so be prepared for this unless you are a car pool or those are the only lanes that are wide open pretty quiet across the upper deck but very slow. here's your crass that i mentioned south to 38 right at the 5.80 split. so this is impacting traffic. that's coming out of san leandro trying to head into castor valley so they just cleared from the 2 left lanes over to the shoulder. look at your backup, it's spilling over

but definitely a lot of our coastal areas are looking at it it's not just the coast either, but it's hovering right across the day that means areas like oakland and berkeley all the way down through san jose still looking at some primarily cloudy skies. high pressure has been at play but today, a low pressure area descends into the state this is helping to nudge out that high just enough that we're going to have some cooler temperatures and even some thunderstorm activity not just for the mountains, but just north of the bay area today are going to see those up in lake and mendocino county this afternoon. after that skies will drive back out again we're going to stay dry in the bay and then into tomorrow of foggy start but not as nears fog is this morning has been thought by some clearing skies, some warming temperatures back up intthe 80's for a lot of spots that are falling in temperatures today, falling as low as the 50's for highs the marina district in sunset district you can blame that on the fog 50's and 60's up and down the pacific shoreline and then arrange of 60's if you're

the time we get to thursday we're going to start to see more rain to the north but a lot of the coastal areas will continue to remain dry in terms of rain but we may see some more clouds of here to share high with attempt a few of twenty four degrees while across parts of western indonesia things are looking much better we did have some rain here over the last few days but on the forecast map by the time we start the middle of the week things get a little bit better here a lot of drying starts to happen the clouds continue but by the time we get towards thursday notice the rain showers disappear as well as a lot of the clouds begin to dissipate as well for singapore maybe a shower for you at thirty three degrees in kuala lumpur at about thirty four degrees for you well here across the bamberg all the course we are watching what is happening with our tropical cycloid funny and that is making its way towards the north we do expect to see a land falling system by the time we get to friday and more rain across much of the coastal areas there. the weather sponsored by qatar and. by a major vision

the region in decades and has claimed several lives millions of people have been evacuated from coastal areas of india and bangladesh meteorologists say the site has now begun to weaken. the united nations says north korea has cut food rations to the lowest ever level for this time of year.

dry skies overhead but still very foggy and also a little on the misty sides, especially for the coastal areas. temperatures are in the 50's much like they were yesterday we of 57 conquered a 56 valais own berkeley, egypt, 53 degrees currently wind speeds are picked up from yesterday looking at wind speeds at 13 miles per hour sustained in oakland. fairfield very breezy at 26 miles per hour right now making our way to the day from the 50's to the 60's to the 70's. again it's almost a repeat of yesterday foggy misty start sunny year warmer finish and then tonight a return of fog and low lying cloud cover so it's a trend or whether we've got used to i'm talking your mother's day weekend forecast and what to expect as you're getting out there to celebrate moms still to count. robin all right. thank you johnny want to check in on traffic now s see. >>how we're a92, so it's not a busy as the bay bridge right in getting a little crowded, but not bad, now's the time to use it i'll give you like an hour and then it's going to be packed here from hayward over to the peninsula. so you have to. to beat t

the city of san francisco, it's actually going to be pretty similar to where we have been your coastal areassly and have that moderating effect the pacific ocean and are bayside areas also not a huge jump from yesterday we're going to see the return of 70's though on parts of the peninsula like redwood city in woodside egypt to 72 where you're really going to start to see the difference is further away from the water mid 70's in san jose well mid 70's in livermore double in pleasanton and near 80 degree highs in concord at 78 walnut creek at 77 now that you're big boost from yesterday where you are in the upper 60's so it's almost 10 degrees difference in one day oakland, 69 for your high well berkeley at 68 vacaville, one of our first spots back into the 80's right at 80 degrees with pittsburgh at 79 fairfield at 78 santa rosa today also warming on up to 75. it's really just the start of some warmer weather around the corner tomorrow we're going to see a lot more 80's on that 4 zone forecast as your average inland daytime high rises to 79 degrees temperatures level out for thursday and frid

eventually clear out many got that sunshine to expect into the afternoon, half moon bay and other coastal areas are going to see it well into the afternoon though right up and down the coastline, skies clear dry for your friday, this is good news. temperatures a little bit warmer than they were yesterday at this time we've got 50's and upper 50's an antioch at 58 degrees. you are seeing a 2 degree bump in mountain view in oakland right now not that noticeable but later on today, you're certainly going to notice the difference has a lot of areas% that yesterday were only peaking in the 60's and 70's actually move their way back upwards into the low er than average conditions and getting only warmer ahead of us into next week and talking highs near 90 degrees still to come in your forecast from and ok, i'm ready for that thank you john let's check >>on traffic. we have a line that's definitely growing look at the cash leans here at the bay bridge toll plaza on the far left the far right hand side that line is just getting longer and longer. but so far it's been a good trip and looks like these fo

again, coastal areas will be quite chilly.on of high pressure. that's why we get 19 celsius in cardiff, maybe 20 celsius in glasgow. in the wednesday, it's a blocking hive which means it doesn't move. that's where it is, back across the uk. we still have a fetch of wind blowing to the east. again, coastal counties here will be nippy, where is in the west we get the best. i won't be surprised if that temperature makes the sunshine —— sunshine makes the temperature go up to 20 celsius. that's a computer forecast for now. whether it happens or not, we will see it. but it will be getting warmer. end of the week, we will be seeing low—pressure starting to develop to the south of the uk. 0nce the high—pressure reteach to the north. with low pressure to the south of us, it does mean we could see some showers developing across the uk. there's always a chance of those clouds bubbling up and showers developing, so the basic message next week is that for the most part, it will be dry and warm. with a chance of showers towards the end of

the region in decades and has claimed several lights millions of people have been evacuated from coastal areas of india and bangladesh meteorologists say the cycle.

yesterday when that marine layer tries to scoop back in making for a foggy finish to the day for coastal areas so 50's to start 60's and 70's by noontime in look worse and by the afternoon, sunny and warm conditions. some upper 70's if not low 80's for many of our inland areas. but even warmer temperatures are just around the corner to i'm talking about what exactly do expect a day by day rounding out this weekend making our way into the weekend. still to come. robin. >>all right sounds good john. thank you very much. let's check in on the morning commute now and see how traffic is moving around the bay area starting off with a t the bay bridge approach to the toll plaza. it is wide open and a great time to go ahead and use it always say if you can get an early start get on out there beat the rush. right now it's a very quick 8 minutes to make your way into san francisco. here's 92 your drive across the san mateo bridge we're checking out traffic westbound leaving hayward heading over to the peninsula and so far a nice steady flow. that's what we like to see no crash ashes know stalls 13 minut

yet there are no reports of any casualties authorities have evacuated over a million people in coastal areas ahead of families arrival felix fearing that. storm surges could endanger lives. let's get the very latest now from the me joyce wall who's covering this for us from d.d. abuse delhi bureau good morning to you can you give us the latest on the storm's location well the storm made landfall at about eight am local time which was three and a half hours ago it is expected to have an impact over a period of six are so it's hitting the southern coast of the state of florida shock and it's moving in the north northeast and direction so basically it's expected to travel sure to suck up to what's best for all and it would reach vesting dollars of the state to the east of the country to morrow morning and then proceed on to bangladesh but it is expected to gradually rican as it goes for the so the impact it is expected to produce over the next three and a mission we've already seen about a million people back you waited how else have the affected regions been preparing for this this major event

also making news today: indian officials have ordered the evacuation of coastal areas as cyclone fanirs down on the country's eastern coast. the storm is currently above the bay of bengal, with winds in excess of 200 km/h. fani is expected to make landfall on friday and is to roll over into neighbouring bangledesh, bringing heavy rainfall to the region. the british parliament has endorsed a motion to declare a climate change emergency. the measure is symbolic, with no direct policy consequences, but it comes after increasing pressure from the vocal activist group extinction rebellion, which brought parts of london to a standstill recently with non—violent civil disobedience and protests. the un security council has declared the pakistani founder of the islamist group jaish—e—mohammed a global terrorist, after china dropped its objections. pakistan has confirmed it will immediately enforce the sanctions against masood azhar. far—left activists have clashed violently with police during trade unions‘ may day demonstrations in paris. the protestors started fires, broke shop windows, and p

anything, there will be less of a wind blowing across east anglia and south—east england, where coastal areas circulating in a clockwise sense, we will get the warmest air pushed up to the north and west of the uk but it's another one of those days where for many of us there will be sunshine from dawn to dusk, perhaps just a little bit of cloud developing and bubbling up across the pennines and maybe also the mountains of scotland. in the best of the sunshine, the warmest parts again likely to reach 2a degrees celsius although fairly widely we're looking at temperatures into the high teens to low 20s. so another fine looking day coming up on wednesday. looking at the charts then towards the end of the week, we start to see some changes. an area of low pressure that has been bothering central europe recently, sneaks a little bit closer. the isobars get a little bit close together as well. so we wil have a stronger easterly breeze blowing across these eastern shores of scotland, eastern parts of england. that will tend to knock the temperatures down. but as well as that there's likely to be a l

indian officials have ordered the evacuation of coastal areas as cyclone fani bears down on the country'sstorm is currently above the bay of bengal, with winds in excess of 200 km/h. fani is expected to make landfall on friday, and is to roll over into neighbouring bangladesh, bringing heavy rainfall to the region. in mozambique, almost a week since cyclone kenneth struck, with winds of up to 280 km/h, much—needed aid has started to reach remote areas. villages on islands just off the northern coast have been almost completely destroyed. officials says more than 200,000 people have been affected and more than a0 are dead, though the death toll is expected to rise as aid agencies reach more areas. the british parliament has endorsed a motion to declare a climate change emergency. the measure is symbolic, with no direct policy consequences. but it comes after increasing pressure from the vocal activist group extinction rebellion, which brought parts of london to a standstill recently with non—violent civil disobedience and protests. the security concerns about huawei's involvement in global

people were evacuated from low—lying coastal areas. and this is why.ed down trees and torn roofs of buildings. electricity poles have been toppled and windows blown out. weather forecasters say fani is weakening but still poses a major threat as it heads to bangladesh. officials in india say their mass evacuation efforts appear to have been successful and now they will return to assessing the true scale of the damage in rural areas. let's get some of the day's other news. the bangladesh foreign minister says if the british—born teenager who went to syria join islamic state enters his country, she would be executed. dr abdul momen said there was no question of giving her bangladeshi citizenship. shamima begum was stripped of her british nationality in february, after the government said she was eligible for a bangladeshi passport. stock markets in the us have surged on strong job growth figures, with the nasdaq closing at an all—time high. markets were boosted by a fall in unemployment in the us to three— point— six percent — the lowest level in almost

tuesday and wednesday, staying really nice 70's again and 60's for coastal areas. robin all right that's a good looking forecast. thank you john. >>this traffic look at it does here's a live look at the roll into san francisco. there's a backup in the cash lanes but it's been very quiet and all on the bay bridge heading into san francisco. so if you have to pay cash. >>he will sit a little bit of a back up and that's completely normal the fast trackers the carpoolers are doing fine. >>it's a great trip across the upper deck to downtown. here's 92 your trip across the bridge we see all the folks leaving hayward right now. it is wide open on the nemitz so no major problems for 8.80 into and out of hayward when you make it over to 92, it's going to be a little busy and crowded on the flat section here just west of the toll plaza. but overall a great trip to foster city and also into san detail. what i want to cross the golden gate is looking at it that trip from the north bay is wide open through nevado sandra phil larkspur sausalito it's a smooth trip continuing sout

again coastal areas will be quite chilly.e weather will be the further west you are with this orientation of high pressure. maybe 20 in glasgow. further east only around iii degrees. tuesday into wednesday, remember it is a blocking high so it does not move. we still have a fetch of when blowing out to the east again coastal counties will be nippy whereas the west we will get the best of the sunshine and would not be surprised if temperatures go up to 20 degrees or so. even 21 across scotland. it is ha rd to so. even 21 across scotland. it is hard to know if it happens or not. but it will be getting warmer. by the end of the week, low pressure starting to develop to the south of the uk. once the high—pressure red retreats to the north. whenever a lobe pushes closer to the country there is a chance of cloud bubbling up there is a chance of cloud bubbling up and showers. for most of the week it will be dry. it will feel warm but a chance of showers towards the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. we'll

more than a million people were evacuated from the low—lying coastal areas. and this is why.nd torn roofs of buildings. electricity poles have been toppled and windows blown out. weather forecasters say fani is weakening but still poses a major threat as it heads to bangladesh. officials in india say their mass evacuation efforts appear to have been successful and now their attention will turn to assessing the true scale of the damage in rural areas. richard forrest, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, why caster semenya says she won't quit athletics after winning herfirst race since being told to reduce testosterone levels in her body. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterand. but the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit symbolises their willingness to co