territory in east berlin. the story is set in the bigger picture, bigger picture of the framework cold war story. epic clash of soviet americann struggle in the space race and nuclear arms race and conflicts that raged around the world at times. tensions boarded on the brink of nuclear war. within that story is, my family, forcibly separated for 40 years, never knowing if they would ever see each other again. so, i'd like to start off with a little bit of background and put us on the map. i don't actually have a mape today but there are maps in the book. so at the end of world war ii, 1945, soviets, western allies, canadians, brits, french have defeated the nazis and making their way throughout germany tog liberate the country. the americans are first to arrive in a tiny village where my mother hannah, a teenager at the time, her parents, and her siblings live. the americans stay for a short while but then explain to the villagers that the country has been divided. the west, the west will be administered by th

scotland, parts of east wales and england as well. fog patches in east anglia and the south—east.r further west. we starts tomorrow with temperatures well above freezing. the catches there will be afair bit freezing. the catches there will be a fair bit of rain around, particularly for the southern and the midlands. a touch of frost across kent. a frost free start to the day. mostly drive for northern ireland and most of scotland as well, away from east areas. hopefully some of us will see some brightness. the best of that in part of east anglia and the south—east. still this damp weather through central areas. that will tend to ease away. some dry spells in the afternoon. some brightness for northern ireland and scotland. some of the best temperatures here. chilly down towards the south—east, despite the sunshine. it could be a frosty start here on tuesday. the best of the sunshine in the south—east. further west, best of the sunshine in the south—east. furtherwest, cloud and dampness. that is the pattern through the early part of this week. across these more north—western areas,

cold conditions, like last night, east anglia and the south—east. ta ke anglia and the south—east. we'll take us into monday morning. about anywhere, but mainly in the south—east, the fog. could cause problems at the airports and on the roads first thing. it will linger across the midlands and east anglia all day. that and the morning cloud will clear to leave a sunny afternoon. hello, this is bbc news. theresa may won't say whether she knew about a failed trident missile test when mps were voting to renew the weapons system. i have absolute faith in our trident missiles. when i made that speech in the house of commons, what we were talking about was whether or not we should renew our trident. we understand the prime minister chose not to inform parliament about this, and it's come out through the media some months later. it's a pretty catastrophic error. trade, nato and brexit are likely to be high on the agenda as mrs may meets donald trump this friday. the prime minister said she wouldn't be afraid to challenge mr trump if he said or did anything

further east across the south—east and east anglia, not farfrom east across the south—east and east anglia not farfrom freezing. fog patches as well. rain through the medals and two northern england clipping the east of scotland. dry out west. across the western areas it will be mild. as we kick off the day, not much sunshine. there will be some across east anglia and the south east. a reasonable day to come here. to the central areas, it stays drab with further dampness from time to time. quite a contrast in temperatures. for most places it will be mild but the central england, it will be chilly. for the rest, more cloud and dribs and drabs through northern england but milder further north and west you go across the uk. this is a pattern we will become accustomed to over the next few days. more northern and western pa rt few days. more northern and western part of the uk will be cloudy but will be mild with temperatures getting up towards double figures. pretty good for the time of year. further south and east, it will be colder. best of the sunshine across east anglia and the south—east

the south—east, but rain behind.we will see temperatures of ii south—east, but rain behind. though we will see temperatures of 11 cells is, a dull, damp afternoon, but colder in the east, two celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines: downing street has warned gps in england that they must keep their surgeries open at times which suit patients, orface having theirfunding cut. towns and villages along england's east coast have escaped significant flooding after a change in wind direction prevented a storm surge. more than 5000 homes were evacuated in great yarmouth amid fears of a tidal surge. jeremy corbyn will call for failed care homes to be taken into public ownership. in a speech this morning the labour leader will warn that the social care system in england is at breaking point. the commons brexit committee has said theresa may must spell out whether she wants the uk to remain in the single market by the middle of next month, before brexit talks can begin. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week

but the family in the east knows it, and although some east germans might be fooled, millions of others know exactly why the wall was built. so by now oma, my grandmother, has built a wall of her own. and even gives it a name, the family wall. so i'd just like to read another excerpt from the book. the safe haven that she had begun to create the day the soviets stepped foot in the town to shelter her family from the suffocation of the regime now had a name. she declared the family wall a sanctuary, a refuge where the family would preserve their souls by keeping the good in and the bad out. the children fold oma's lead -- followed oma's lead, and the wall took hold. the family let down their guard. as the fabric of east german society began to fray under the yoke of oppression, families wondered whether or not they could trust their spouses, parents or siblings, oma demanded family trust and loyalty. behind closed doors, she insisted they fostered the idea of the family wall if they were to have any choice against a regime out to crush the spirit of its people. so the cold war rages on.

still quite chilly for east anglia and the south—east, only five or six degrees here. into double figures, 10 degrees all the way from stornaway down towards plymouth. then through the evening, some rain moving its way across western scotland in particular. notice how the rain across the midlands tends to fizzle out. chilly overnight into tuesday morning and the far south—east, but that's where we'll see the best of the sunshine on tuesday. elsewhere, fairly cloudy, patchy rain for northern england and some parts of the midlands as well. again that range in temperatures from quite chilly, four, five, six degrees in the south—east to a relatively mild ten or 11 in the north and west. as we go through tuesday evening, still a bit of patchy rain for some central parts of the uk, but it won't amount to too much. a bit of rain too across the north—west of the uk as we get on into wednesday. but a lot of dry, fairly cloudy weather. lowest temperatures on wednesday again will be across the south—eastern corner. it's eights and nines elsewhere. it looks pretty quiet really int

and that drifts down through lincolnshire, on into east anglia and the south—east as well.some slippery conditions, some ice on the roads first thing in the morning. it is wet in london and cold, four or five degrees. but those temperatures do creep up further west. eight or nine to start the day across cornwall, devon, much of wales too, but with a lot of cloud and some rain. some of the cloud in northern england is really quite low, so quite a grey look to things. eight or so degrees in the north—west of england. and into northern ireland, 9—10 degrees to start the day, so relatively mild, but cloudy with outbreaks of rain. lots of low cloud and outbreaks of rain in scotland. relatively mild out west, eight or nine degrees, but still quite chilly further east, particularly the north—east, 3—4 degrees to start the day. the north—east of england, chilly for some, 3—4 degrees towards the hull area. then, through the morning, wintry weather slowly fizzles out from east anglia, so most of us will be pretty cloudy. sunshine will be in short supply on sunday afternoon. but there

around the east coast, especially around east anglia.this area of sleet and snow will clear the south—east of england by about lunchtime and then it's a quieter story as we had through the afternoon, in terms of the weather. in cooking dry, with wintry sunshine. temperatures about 2— five degrees. —— temperatures looking dry. towards the west of scotland, northern ireland and wales, some of the sleet and snow showers will turn back to rain. things milderfrom the west. for most of us another cold night. under clear skies we could have a sharp frost and icy stretches heading into saturday morning. subzero temperatures to stop the weekend. some calls, icy weather and again snow, aditya lelia round the east coast, where we will have further snow showers. towards the west some of that will turn back to rain and sleet in —— sleet, but not a bad day. temperatures one or two for eastern areas, but towards the west more like six or seven. things continue to turn mild from the west through the weekend. saturday night and into sunday you can see th

further east, some brea ks rain and drizzle. further east, some breaks in the cloud. a little bit of sunshine. in the south east, it is only six celsius. in the south—west, only six celsius. in the south—west, on the other side of the weather front which is a warm front, we are looking at highs of ten celsius. again, quitea looking at highs of ten celsius. again, quite a bit of cloud around with one or two breaks as we have across wales, but the emphasis really is on cloud. for northern ireland, you too have got a fairly cloudy day ahead and by the afternoon we will see the edge of the rain affecting scotland and clipping north western parts of northern ireland. now, through the evening and overnight, the rain will push south across northern ireland and parts of scotland and into northern england and north wales. elsewhere, the rain that we have will tend to fizzle and in the south east and east anglia under clearer

this rain continues to come up against the cold air across eastern counties, east anglia, the far south—easta period of snow before it eases away. stays chilly here, with temperatures no more than what, two, three degrees compared to the nines and tens you'll see further west. we'll keep that east—west split into the early part of next week as well. so, across the more south—eastern areas, it will be chilly, but probable lit best of the sunshine here through the early part of next week. further north and west, generally milder, but the catch is — we will probably see more cloud and a bit of patchy rain here as well. more detail in half an hour. hello. this is bbc news with maxine mawhinney. the headlines at liz30pm... downing street warns gps in england that they must keep their surgeries open at times which suit patients, orface having theirfunding cut. the british medical association accused ministers of "scapegoating" doctors. jeremy corbyn says failing private care homes will be taken into public ownership if labour wins the next election. he claims the social care system is at serious r

if you are in the east bay.ter on edgewater drive in oakland. and in the south bay. check out city central service yard on center road in san jose. for the full list of locations offering sandbags. go to kron4- dot-com. and if you are in sonoma county, there is a flash flood advisor that will be in effect until 11:28 this morning. and there is a flash flood watch throughout the entire bay area this morning. it will remain in effect until this evening. welcome back to kron four news weekend. here's a look at storm tracker four. wet weather continues to slam all across the board. as the storm is hitting the bay area. president obama will give his farewell adress to the nation tuesday night. >> marty:and thousands of people braved the winter cold to get free tickets. despite freezing chicago temperatures, people stood in line for hours. all in hopes of receving a free tickets to the farewell adress. tickets were given out 8:00 in the morning saturday. this on a first come, first serve basis. despite the chaos, many

quite a chilly start across east anglia and the far south—east, maybe a touch of frost or the odd fogther north and west, no problems with frost, but it will be a murky start to the day. dry though for northern ireland and the bulk of scotland. temperatures here well. through the day i think that damper zone is going to stay put, although hopefully the more persistent rain will ease away down through the west country across the english channel. still a line of damp weather here. dry either side and some sunshine for east anglia and the far south east, so it will be chilly here. just four, five, six celsius. milderfurther north and west, in double figures for northern ireland and scotland and hopefully a few glimpses of sunshine here. 0n into tuesday, no great changes. we could wake up to a frost across the far south—east, but it will be chilly here. further north—west again more cloud, higher temperatures and some damp and dreary weather across parts of northern england. that is really the pattern for the early part of this week. across western parts of the uk, always more cloud aroun

by the east germans.e fascists who tried to invade from the west. >> i actually use that word in the book. yes but your question was? >> what happened to the family members who were left behind? >> it seems that some of them suffered. some of them i just do not have the information on. some of the people who escaped did not Ãyou know mainly i interviewed tunnelers. i interviewed couriers and some of the escapees. i did not interview 30 escapees. and some of these actually came out with their mothers or they really did not leave anyone behind. so there may be unusual cases. i know from history that anyone who tried to escape, you know one of the key Ãwe can talk all night about one of the most famous shootings at the wall in 1962. it was an 18-year-old east german who attempted to flee and was shot at the wall. both the americans needs germans let him bleed to death at the wall. paralyzed but not helping. not helping him. and it cause an international sensation. and to this day he is the martyr of the cold

it's to the east of you. east of orinda.ght reds and yellows will move off east, brent wood, within the next 30 minutes as that continues to track off to the east. showers in palo alto, sunny veil. this will be moving a second wave into san jose with light rain temperature wise. as you deal with the wet weather, temperatures in the upper 40s in the peninsula. 48 in san francisco. and 50 degrees in the east bay. a wind advise will be in effect starting at 1:00 this afternoon continuing to 1:00 a.m. the strong winds will be kick canning up today as the southerly may gust 40 to 50 miles per hour. let's look at the timeline. 1:30, we see the southerly winds kicking in at 43 miles per hour. that will also churn up the waves. san francisco, 23-mile-per-hour winds. it will come up to 30 miles per hour. the evening commute, 5:00, keep a tight grip. 30, possibly 40 and gusting up to 50 miles per hour. and throughout the day, pockets of yellows and reds there by 9:30 in the morning. by lunchtime, we're all pretty much seeing rain and

on tuesday, a touch of frost across the far south—east, east anglia.f the early part of the week that will be the theme. generally mild in north western part of the uk. temperatures around nine or 10 degrees. further south and east, it would be brighter but chillier as well. particularly across east anglia and the south. highs of 5 degrees. where these guys are clear overnight, we could well see some sharp frost. mind you, that‘s nothing in comparison with the cold weather which is set to dominate across much of continental europe with quite severe frosts. daytime highs remain below freezing. this is bbc news, the headlines at seven o‘clock. the chancellor is accused of threatening a trade war with europe, if the uk is shut out of the single market after brexit. it‘s been revealed large numbers of cancer operations are being postponed, because of the current pressures on the nhs. you‘ve got cancer inside you, and you just want to get rid of it, and it‘s just devastating to get that type of news. a leading figure in the civil—rights movement is to boyco

and that drifts down through lincolnshire, on into east anglia and the south—east as well.london, and cold, four or five degrees. but those temperatures do creep up further west. so it is eight or nine to start the day across cornwall, devon, much of wales too, but with a lot of cloud and some rain. some of the cloud in northern england is really quite low, so quite a grey look to things. eight or so degrees there in the north—west of england. and into northern ireland, 9—10 degrees to start the day, so relatively mild, but cloudy with some outbreaks of rain. and lots of low cloud in scotland, and outbreaks of rain. relatively mild out west, eight or nine degrees, but still quite chilly further east, particularly the north—east, 3—4 degrees to start the day. the north—east of england, chilly for some, 3—4 degrees towards the hull area. then, through the morning, any wintry weather slowly fizzles out from east anglia, and then most of us will be pretty cloudy. sunshine will be in short supply on sunday afternoon. but there will be a fair bit of cloud, and some rain to be had

for eastern england, eastern scotland, to the east of wales.east, ten or 11 further west. while there is at the moment. from midweek that gets cleared to disarm the open the doors for a northerly or north westerly airflow by the end of the week. a rain change in weather type. pretty unsettled, light and breezy into wednesday but by thursday, with winds turning to in orderly direction, things will feel more wintry as we look to the end of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at two. the prime minister says she will announce more details about her brexit plans over the coming weeks, insisting that britain will get the right deal. i think it is wrong to look at this as just i think it is wrong to look at this asjust a binary i think it is wrong to look at this as just a binary issue, i think it is wrong to look at this asjust a binary issue, as i think it is wrong to look at this as just a binary issue, as to either you have control of immigration, or you have control of immigration, or you have control of immigration, or you have a good trad

moving to the east bay. lake del valle in livermore remains closed east bay parks district says it could take weeks to re-open. the water level is still so high you can't even see the picnic tables. they have to wait until the water subsides then the cleaning process can begin. now to san benito county where there are growig concerns of water being contaminated. >>: been pacific says that the train's conductor did everything properly. sunning his horn and activating the gates and lights. though the fast enough to stop the collision the corner remove the body later today train service resumed cover trades approaching the intersection stop for a time and crawled through the intersection very slowly. >> steve: water level still so high kansu ticket tables get a little water subsides then and only then will the cleaning process beginning and out to san benito county grand concerns water being contaminated residence in flood zones being warned not to drink not a cook or brave with their tap water. >> pam:many in

grant lodes joins us with how things are looking for east bay mud. >> grant: great. >> grant:and east bay mud has a big job.resonsible for providing water to 1.4 billion people. san pablo reservoir is one gets its water. >> grant:but the main source is pardee reservoir in the sierra. which is currently full. >> grant: that's great news. >> grant:and you can see how drastically different the year ago.and even from one week ago. the darkest reds and oranges.indicating the worst drought areas.are going away. prelnaces by light yellow and white.which means little or no drought. >> grant:still.it's important that people don't revert back to their water wasting ways. >> we have had a very wet october, november and december. so, we always want to be condescending because even though it is what right now may not be a month from now or even a year from now. >> grant: responsible for 1.4 million people, east bay mud is. >> grant: the state of emergency is still in place and the governor is waiting until the end of lanes season to make a decision grit--rain season >> pam:ahead at eight. a south

other than east anglia and the extreme south—east which could stay chilly with early—morning frost andole, it will be pretty dry and quiet. this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister prepares to outline her aims in brexit negotiations. labour leaderjeremy corbyn says the economy could suffer. she appears to be heading us in the direction of a bargain basement economy on the shores of europe where we have low levels of corporate taxation, we will lose access to half of our export markets. it seems an extremely risky strategy. warnings of longer queues at passport control after brexit, unless there's an increase in border force staff. a growing number of democrats are planning not to attend donald trump's inauguration, following his comments about a veteran civil rights campaigner. also in the next hour, the planned billion pound restoration of the palace of westminster. mps launch an inquiry into concerns it may be costing too much. and in the next half hour, dateline london examines whether the trump presidency promises a new golden age for the united states.

best of the sunshine in the east anglia and the south—east.es here, 10 degrees, and we keep that pattern going. many places mild away from the south—east and a lot of dry weather to come for the weekend. hello, this is bbc news. time for the headlines. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says the government risks a future trade war with europe following comments by the chancellor of the exchequer which implied the uk could use corporate tax rates to stimulate investment after brexit. the royal college is certain to hospitals around the uk are reporting sharp increases in the number of cancer operations being postponed because of a shortage of beds. the combination of increased admissions through accident of emergency combined with difficulties of getting people home through lack of getting people home through lack of support in social care indignity means hospitals are just too full. ministers and diplomats from more than 70 countries and international organisations have urged israel and the palestinians to reaffirm their commitment to a two state

a frost for the channel aisles, south—east england, parts of east anglia to start.d you. damp and drizzly in places, still some hill fog around. a weather front just getting still some hill fog around. a weather frontjust getting closer still some hill fog around. a weather front just getting closer to shetland into the afternoon. a bit of patchy rain out of that eventually. some feeding into western parts of scotland. where you have the thickest cloud, you could be drizzly at times. hints of brighter breaks and mild air into eastern parts of scotland, a few into north—east england. the best of that sunshine still confined to the far south and south—east of england. as for those temperatures, still mild in scotland. still feeling quite cold, despite the sunshine in south—east england. now as we go into wednesday evening and night, the extent of the clear skies and the extent of the clear skies and the far south and south—east of england not as big as it is going to be tonight. that means not as much frost around. more limited by thursday morning. a few fog patches a

into the east bay, tracking some rain for the north bay. some of the heaviest rain is moving through the hills, approaching mountain view. and within the next few minutes, you will see from newark over closer to fremont. we have some rain that is falling at this point as our temperatures continue to dip. it is 44 in livermore. 46 in fairfield. in oakland, 47 and 46 in san francisco. and the flood warning for the russian river has been above flood stage. it will dip through the day. starting to see the water levels drop there. we have seen creeks and rivers pressing and falling. we will see that continuing today the. still scattered showers moving through. we're on the pack edge of this storm system. and some colder air moving in behind that. while we still have a lot of moisture, at any point today we could have rain falling. be prepared for that even into this evening. still spotty light showers. no more of the widespread heavy rain we have seen. at least we are going to the peak of some dryer weather moving in. reservoirs are at capacity

heavy downpours moving off to the east as you head through the east bay into the tri-valley. also going to see that very heavy rain with lightning in hayward, union city, and fremont within the next few minutes. we'll talk about how much rain to expect and reservoirs that may be overflowing this weekend coming up at 4:45. >> meanwhile, your drive times, no problems. the conditions are a major factor as you cross the bay and bridges. wet and windy as well. no delays for transit either. we'll talk about what happens weather wise, these systems, and the rest of the inauguration day. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. to our continuing inauguration coverage this morning. in a little over four hours, we'll have a new president of the united states. >> that of course a live look at the nation's capital and the capitol building. the ceremony is get under way in that space. it looks like the inauguration will not be televised in at least one bay area school district following an adviser. pleasanton unified sent out a memo to teachers and advises them not to watch. they cite contr

that drifts down into lincolnshire and east anglia and the south—east as well.ns and ice on the roads first thing in the morning. it is wet in london and cold, four or five degrees. but temperatures could creep up further west. eight or nine to start the day in cornwall, devon, much of wales too, but with lots of cloud and rain. some of the cloud in northern england is low, so quite a grey look to things. eight or so degrees in the north—west of england. into northern ireland, 9—10 degrees to start the day. relatively mild but cloudy with outbreaks of rain. a lot of low cloud and outbreaks of rain in scotland. relatively mild out west, eight or nine degrees, but still quite chilly further east, in particular the north—east, 11—5 degrees. the north—east of england, chilly for some, 3—4 degrees in the hull area. through the morning, wintry weather slowly fizzles out from east anglia, so most of us will be pretty cloudy. sunshine will be in short supply on sunday afternoon. but there will be a bit of cloud and some rain to be had as well. quite a dull and damp day,

some brightness developing eventually across east anglia and south—east.t, despite the cloud, it will be mild. high pressure begins to take over through the early pa rt begins to take over through the early part of next week. that should kill off much of the rain. settling down with fairly light winds. some of the bus of the sunshine across southern and eastern areas, but we get that chilly air reluctant to clear away. some sharp frost by night across the south—east. some sunshine expected by day. further north and west, more cloud but it will be a good deal milder than it has been over recent days. all the latest ca n has been over recent days. all the latest can be found on the bbc weather website. i will be back in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the government has warned gps in england that they must keep their surgeries open for longer hours or face a cut in some of theirfunding. the british medical association accused ministers of "scapegoating" doctors. a teenager who was stolen as a newborn baby from a florida hospital 18 year

that drifts down into lincolnshire and east anglia and the south—east as well. just be aware they will, four or five degrees. but temperatures could creep up though. eight or nine in cornwall, devon, much of wales too, but with lots of cloud and rain. some of the cloud in northern england is quite low so a grey look to things. eight or so degrees in the north—west of england. into northern ireland, 9—10 degrees to start the day. relatively mild but cloudy with outbreaks of rain. a lot of low cloud and outbreaks of rain in scotland. relatively mild out west, eight or nine degrees, but still chilly further east, in particular the north—east, 11—5 degrees. north—east of england, chilly for some, 3—4 degrees in the hull area. through the morning, wintry weather slowly fizzles out from east anglia, then most of us will be pretty cloudy. sunshine will be in short supply on sunday afternoon. there will be a bit of cloud and rain to be had as well. quite a dull and damp day, really. temperatures into double figures for many western areas, but some eastern areas still quite chilly, maybe only t

there are a surprising number of companies in the east bay, there's a licorice company in the east bay that i was completely unaware of. there is a lot going on there that people are unaware of. >> absolutely. we really enjoy being part of the east bay economic alliance because we can see where we fit in a larger region. we're not really san leandro versus oakland, we are more like the bay area versus another region in the unthree. we've enjoyed being a part of some of those companies and watching new companies start. >> when you won the award how charming was the emcee. >> he was incredibly charming. >> good. >> even if he lives in a more unhip area of silicon valley. >> i think it's the same guy this year. >> i look forward to it. >> as i talk about the east bay awards, the innovation awards, suggestions as far as winning that, what do you think helped you win that kind of award? >> i think we keep doing what we're doing, we're almost a 40--year-old company and we've been collecting data for years and years with our customers and continuing to do what we do is innovative in and of it

cold and frosty further south and east. the next week, u nsettled, south and east. of england and still some overnight fork and it will be quite cold for most of this. tonight at ten, donald trump uses his first news conference since the election to attack america's intelligence agencies. he responds with anger to claims that russia has obtained compromising information about him and his links with president putin. it is all fake news. it's phoney stuff. it didn't happen and it was gotten by opponents of ours. and he turns his fire on america's intelligence agencies, in effect accusing them of leaking the claims. released by, maybe the intelligence agencies, who knows? but maybe the intelligence agencies, which would be a tremendous blot on their record, if they in fact did that, a tremendous blot. we'll have details of an eventful news conference, just nine days before donald trump is sworn in as president. also tonight.

meaning, what takes place in the middle east never states and middle east. so i would keep that heavily in mind and i would then pose a question to each of you more specifically. tzachi, would you think a reaffirmation of the bush drawn letter be something that could be of interest to the prime minister when he comes? it would be an achievement but it also sent an important signal about and an understanding on the u.s. and israel as a relates to some activity, and that letter itself has implications for israel might approach the settlement issue. and itamar, given the interest that you have raised in the valley of the europe peace initiative in effect what to talk about with regard to kind of quit quiet understandings, possibly three-way understandings, where would the issue of the jerusalem embassy fit into that kind of conversation? >> the issue of? >> the jerusalem embassy. >> before you get into the details, for those who are listeners who are not as clear with the bush letter, was written in april 2004. it was at a time that prime minister sharon wanted

still quite chilly for east anglia and the south—east, only five or six degrees here.nto double figures, 10 degrees all the way from stornaway down towards plymouth. them through the evening, some rain moving its way across western scotland in particular. as we go through tuesday evening, still a bit of patchy rain for some central parts of the uk, but it won't amount to too much. a bit of rain too across the north—west of the uk as we get on into wednesday. but a lot of dry, fairly cloudy weather. lowest temperatures on wednesday again will be across the south—eastern corner. it's eights and nines elsewhere. it looks pretty quiet really into thursday. a lot of cloud to be had again but not that much rain, just a few pockets of light rain and drizzle. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm ben bland. our top stories: fairer trade deals to address a widening trade deficit. donald trump outlines his foreign policy priorities. the outgoing director of the cia warns the president—elect, don't underestimate russia. from a cag

still quite chilly for east anglia and the south—east, only five or six degrees here.eas seeing those temperatures getting up into double figures, 10 degrees all the way from stornaway down towards plymouth. then through the evening, some rain moving its way across western scotland in particular. notice how the rain across the midlands tends to fizzle out. chilly overnight into tuesday morning and the far south—east, but that's where we'll see the best of the sunshine on tuesday. elsewhere, fairly cloudy, patchy rain for northern england and some parts of the midlands as well. again that range in temperatures from quite chilly, four, five, six degrees in the south—east to a relatively mild ten or ii in the north and west. as we go through tuesday evening, still a bit of patchy rain for some central parts of the uk, but it won't amount to too much. a bit of rain too across the north—west of the uk as we get on into wednesday. but a lot of dry, fairly cloudy weather. lowest temperatures on wednesday again will be across the south—eastern corner. it's eights and nines els

where as south—east england and into east anglia there will be some but a touch of frost the tuesdaye is the picture at eight o'clock in the morning. look at these temperatures to start the day in scotland and northern ireland, 9—10. it will be damp after overnight rain. some patchy rain in northern england, just edging towards north wales. cloudy elsewhere in england and into wales, you could encounter some drizzle, but clearer spots in east anglia and south—east england, with a frosty start for some. it means you get some sunshine and there will be more in east anglia and south—east england compared with today. a bit of sunshine today and eastern scotland, it should brighten up here in the afternoon. tomorrow plenty of cloud, some patchy rain in north—west england and north wales, for example. reasonably mild, the further north you are, but further south, the colder it becomes. despite the sunshine, east anglia and the south—eastjust 4—5. a sharp frost developing as we go through tuesday night into wednesday morning here. elsewhere, that cloud keeps the temperature up but you may b

snow on the hills across north—east england.he coast, most other places having a lot of sunshine, actually. the show is tending to turn to rain across the north—west of scotland. something a little bit milder filters in but for most of the places, despite a late sunshine temperatures will be low. three to five degrees briefly through the early pa rt five degrees briefly through the early part of the afternoon. temperatures soon fall as night falls across the southern half of the uk, quite a sharp frost developing so watch out for ice and perhaps a few fog patches. the northern half of the uk, more cloud filtering in and a few rain showers. if anything temperatures will begin to rise later on in the night and on tuesday most of us would be quite as chilly as they will be today. —— won't be quite as chilly. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: caught on camera. cctv footage of the moment the gunman launched his attack on party—goers in an istanb

again, the risk of wintry weather and cold towards east anglia and the south—east.in the east. it will be cold enough for some temporary snow and for the morning from rog shares. it turns back to rain as it will do in lincolnshire. —— yorkshire. in the london area, it is 10am, cold. only four or five degrees will stop head further west and we are up to nine or10 further west and we are up to nine or 10 degrees but with a lot of clout and rental stock it will be great as well and a lot of grey cloud. —— cloud and rain as well. a further west you go, temperatures u pto further west you go, temperatures upto nine or 10 degrees will stop it will fizzle out through the morning. most will fizzle out through the morning. m ost pla ces will fizzle out through the morning. most places are looking at a great day. sunshine is in short supply. a lot of clout and rain for many places although more eastern england, dry. —— clout. out west, it will be mild. further east, roundabout 2— three degrees. quite well for many eastern areas. we still have the line of rainfall than it -- s

north—east, 11—5 degrees.ning, wintry weather slowly fizzles out from east anglia, so most of us will be pretty cloudy. sunshine will be in short supply on sunday afternoon. but there will be a fair bit of cloud, and some rain to be had as well. quite a dull and damp day, really. temperatures into double figures for many western areas, ten degrees or so here, but some eastern areas still quite chilly, maybe only two degrees in norwich. quite a raw feel to things. and then as we go through the evening, we keep the line of rain from the isle of wight, through the midlands, up into wales and northern england, scotland too. and that line of rain is still with us as we get into monday. chilly to the east of that. but relatively mild towards the west of it. monday afternoon, again out west temperatures into double figures. the south—eastern corner likely to see the lowest temperatures, 5—7 here on monday afternoon. and monday afternoon, on into tuesday, high pressure is in charge of our weather. it will keep it pret

sometimes even the east river would freeze. get out of work 5:30, tired, want to go home you have to walk across the east river and you hope the ice doesn't break and in.fall you notice a brooklyn ferry thaw comes. the it was 1867 when this freeze took place. the city at the time and seeing the freeze, seeing going acrossd from the east river except by foot and he knew that he had a better it visiting new york was this fellow. invited him to dinner to tell jokes. brilliant man, jeffers he said where do you think the said the new hagel world. go to the new world. e did and wound up in northeastern pennsylvania and a machine that created wire rope. little thin strands of wire out of steel and you bundle got wire rope. with wire rope and then the undles were bundled together and you had a steel cable. could e steel cables you suspend roadways but also canals that needed to cross the landscape. and saw as in new york the east river freeze he knew that the suspension bridge used for the t he canal aqueducts he could adapt bridge.bro

down the east coast and down towards the south—east.re under way injaywick in essex, and great yarmouth in norfolk. in total there are 17 severe flood warnings in place across england and wales. there are also 90 warnings where flooding is expected and immediate action is required. and 64 alerts where flooding is possible and individuals should be prepared for rising water levels. ben brown is in great yarmouth. people here in great yarmouth busy as you can see behind me, collecting sandbags. the sand and bags provided by the council. people have to come here with spades, fill up sandbags and take them to defend their homes. around 5000 homes in the great yarmouth area are being evacuated. we have seen troops from the army going house to house, door to door, giving people leaflets telling them they should leave their homes because at high tide to nice just after 9pm here could bring that storm surge which could bring sea water is flooding in here. a lot of people, though, are reluctant to leave their homes. they think that it might be a

clearer but colder across east anglia and the south east.be milder. actually for northern ireland and scotland, although there will be a fair bit cloud to start the day, a lot of dry weather. i am hopeful that across some parts of scotland and northern ireland it will brighten up, for example across some eastern parts of scotland as we go through the day. for england and wales, again a lot of cloud in this damper zone. here i think some of that rain will tend to fade away. there will be some dry spells, but it is really to the east of that and to the west of that where we will see reliable dry weather and some sunshine developing across east anglia and the south—east, but ironically this is where the lowest temperatures will be. four, five, six celsius. much milder further north and west. fast forward to tuesday, more of the same. so after a frosty start across the far south—east, here is some of the best sunshine. further north and west, you know the drill. more cloud but higher temperatures, and some dampness again for parts of northern en

far south—east in particular.ight, we could see fairly sharp frosts with scenes like this across the south—east. that is nothing compared with the cold across much of continental europe. the surge of chilly air extending all the way down to spain and portugal with temperatures by date staying below freezing and severe overnight frosts. the latest headlines from bbc news. the outgoing director of the caa said donald trump does not appreciate russia's capabilities and intentions. john brennan also warned the president against spontaneous reactions which could have a profound impact on the us. the conference in paris which hopes to kick—start the us peace process —— israel prime minister described the meeting as futile. about a hundred migrants appear to have drowned off the libyan coast after the boat sank on the way to europe. the circus called the greatest on earth to close in may after 146 years. the

it will be a glorious day for south—east england.t the prospect of some breaks coming along with the cloud across northern ireland and western scotland. it won't be solidly cloudy but, that said, there will be a lot of cloud around. temperatures reaching double figures in the warmest spots. 0n into wednesday night, another cold one coming up across southern counties of england. the tendency for the breaks in the cloud to extend across southern counties of england. that is where we will have the frosty weather overnight. further north, with the cloud cover, again, it is generally frost free with temperatures around 5—7 degrees. thursday starting on a dull and cloudy note, save for southern england, with the prospect of early morning sunshine, and staying reasonably bright through the rest of the day. temperatures under the cloud, 7—9 degrees, maybe ten in western scotland, and spots of rain coming from the cloud now and then. similar weather through friday into the weekend. we have to wait until next week before we see any significant

north—east the —— north—east of england, five degrees in the whole a rare.p —— cloud. 10 degrees in western areas but some eastern areas still quite chilly, maybe only two degrees in norwich. quite a raw filter things. as we go through the evening, we keep the line of rain into wales and northern england, scotla nd into wales and northern england, scotland as well. —— quite a raw deal to things. relatively mild towards the west. monday afternoon, again out west, temperatures in two double figures. the south—western area will see mild to riches. high pressure is in charge. —— temperatures. patchy rain out west and most of any rain will be in the north where it will be relatively mild in comparison to what we will see in the south—east. risk of frost and morning fog in the south—east. further north and west, milder but with cloud and rain at times. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm alpa patel. in washington, civil rights protesters have held a rally at the martin luther king memorial. the rally happened as donald trump came under criticism for his commen

the east of scotla nd western scotland. the east of scotland pestered by the showers. and seven, it won't feel as cold, the wind chill won't be quite as strong. tomorrow evening and overnight turns very interesting. we still have that cold airand we have interesting. we still have that cold air and we have something a little bit less cold trying to come in from the atlantic and turning to snow on the atlantic and turning to snow on the hills, possibly at lower levels, and possibly rain falling on to lower surfaces, with frost and rain. could be really treacherous through tomorrow night and into sunday. just a small wedge of mild air coming in. it never really gets to the east. a raw day and it could stay wintry for much of the time. that means icy conditions or potentially some sleet over the hills. further west, warming up somewhat but what a day. all that mild air coming over cold ground will feel misty and murky. nine and ten, feeling colder and quite raw in the east. early next week we look as if we will keep the milder north—west but the south—east never loses the

a few fog patches across east anglia and the south—east.will be all that cloud, further rain and the dog fog patches across east anglia and it will be a frost free start to your monday morning but it will be damp. dry spells for northern ireland and western scotland, but some merc on the higher ground. changes will be slow and through central parts, most of the rain will be. it will come and go with drier spells but not much sunshine. hint of brightness across eastern areas. another mild one across many central and western areas. chilly across eastern part of england. fast forward to tuesday, it is the far south—east which will see the best of the sunshine, part of east anglia after a frosty start. further west it is cloudy. that will be the pattern through the early pa rt be the pattern through the early part of this week. across the more northern and western part of the uk it will be mild. the price we pay for that is a lot of cloud. 10 degrees with cloudy skies here. head further south and east across the uk, a better chance of seeing cl