snow developing east of i-95. lows: 19-25 winds: n 5-10 mph thursday: early morning snow east of i-95. windy and cold. highs: 25-30 winds: nw 10-20 g 30+ mph breaking right now -- fire ripping townhouse in laurel. it started less than an hour ago in the 78-hundred block of carissa lane. we're working on getting more informtation. we have a crew on the way, and will bring you the very latest as soon as they get there. also breaking -- people forced into the cold when fire hits their aparment in southeast. flames sparked overnight in the 300 block of parkland place. heavy fire was showing when crews arrived. despite the exem trouble for firefighters, the fire was contained to the apartment where it started. no injuries reported, but the family cannot go back inside. we're waiting to learn what caused a fire in a townhouse in bowie. the fire broke out just before nine p.m. in the building on spanish oaks lane. sky trak seven flew over the scene, as dozens of firefighters put out the flames. investigators say the fire

has slammed it calling the author a loser but what are the ramifications of this book for the middle east and trumps presidency this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. there's so much demand for a new book on donald trump stores can't keep up with demand it's publishers to release it early after the president's lawyers wotton to sue them and the former white house adviser steve bannon the book is britain by michael world and draws a picture of the chaotic first year in office trump has slammed it as phony but what will be the impact of wolf's work we'll get to our guests in just a moment but first then reports from washington d.c. . crowd swarmed this washington bookstore at midnight friday snatching up copies of fire and fury inside the trump white house has of the chrysler no i can't take your order of the phone politics and prose opened it ten am within thirty minutes eager buyers had nabbed all thirty copies the store had i'm super excited to read this i went to a couple different bookstores even midnight last night there was another bookstore selling this they sold ou

to push ice a lot of syria not enough lean but further east of the euphrates river the americans have never had a presence in africa but the russians do and often has been relatively peaceful throughout this war and it hosts tens of thousands of internally displaced syrians it will let you know after you have been there for quite a long time it's never through like you know was it a serious issue to threats or turkey but there are going to probably need is this kind of nationalistic. you know attentional use its military in order to be able to gain more street. with the upcoming elections in interview so i think that comes to. be. you know so the start when it comes to child interaction and. tensions have been stoked further in recent days by the u.s. announcement of a so-called border force which will be based east of the euphrates along the border with turkey and iraq and the white b.g. will form its backbone not. the united states and he supports a terrorist organization that threatens their kid can this be acceptable it is unacceptable and inexplicably the u.s. secretary of state

and west jerusalem and east jerusalem is most certainly not part of israel so you're not having much luck changing the british government's position with diplomacy is not about insisting in diplomacy is about talking and i am hopeful that britain will recognise to some as the capital of israel and move its embassy that you say it's not about insisting your prime minister wants washington decision he hopped on a plane to brussels and tried to strongarm the european union and doing the same thing as watching think everyone should do the same thing because ultimately to recognize. them the number that you need to see the world as you see it they don't see israel as you see can't you accept that i wouldn't use that language told them it was time they recognize the facts that are stronger. than i think i think it is the facts that the truth is true slim has been the capital of the state of israel since the. it's been the capital of the jewish people for some three thousand years anyone who denies the jewish connection to jerusalem denies reality. here and there been a lot about unpleasant

and 10 am and will shift over to the east. one or two inches. if you are further west you are looking at a dusting and maybe up to an inch. >>> traffic will be impacted. i have been looking at traffic cameras and i feel like they are key we are seeing the snow we will keep looking at those. i want to mention two other things weather related. we have a water main break and a gas line repair. the water main break on university boulevard. you are affected in both directions. then to gas line repairs are happening northwest heading eastbound between fifth and sixth street. then traffic cameras as well. 395. i put on a rotation. we have so many cameras to show you of what we are seeing. 50 at route 611 and it looks like last night they were looking further south and east. jan and larry do not forget we wanted to know what you are seeing. sent us messages on twitter and you can find me on facebook. what do you see your window. it is nice to show the viewers. like how is your driving? >> it was all right. you never know if it is what >> that bridge is

watch for slick spots. 66 east and westbound.once again and show you what else you're up against. asides from 66 we have downed wires westbound pennsylvania avenue southeast at southern avenue. i can tell you that things are very slow in southern maryland. again, we'll see if we can forward things along for you since this clicker unfortunately doesn't seem to want to work this morning. 50 super slow traffic even though volume is light. wind advisories in effect across the bay bridge. caution on the heavier traffic very slow conditions in southern maryland. five at the 301 split. use caution on all of those secondaries. we got you covered with your full look at news, weather and traffic on this snowy thursday. we'll be right back at 6:00 a.m. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> straight ahead at 6:00, hunkering down. the bomb cyclone as it's being called has hit the winds up and down the east coast and all over the d.c. area. >> we have live team coverage this morning from right here in the nation's capitol out to the easte

snow developing east of i-95. lows: 19-25 winds: n 5-10 mph thursday: early morning snow east of i-95. windy and cold. highs: 25-30 temperatures again in the teens right haven't been above freezing, in days. that is taking big toll on our infrastructure. in the last 48 hours-- dozens of water main breaks in the district. jay korff continues our coverage of this winter blast. as we wait for this winter blast to finally break-- you can get latest fingertips. just download the a-b-c seven stormwatch app right to your smartphone. developing now - a new war of words with north korea. president trump.. taunting north korea's leader kim jong un... bragging in a tweet that he has a bigger and more powerful nuclear button than north korea. it comes after kim jong un made his new years address, where he repeated nuclear threats against the u.s. abc's stephanie ramos is following it all from northwest. meanwhile-- president trump also kicked of 2018 with a tweet storm justice department. the president described the justice d

the heaviest is well east of i-95. then beyond this guys, the next story we are talking is bone chilling air with the high temperatures struggling to get out of the teens. michelle: oh, boy. as you mentioned the timing of this is critical. that is why the "good morning washington" team will be up early tomorrow. at a special start time. 4:00 a.m. they will be ready with weather and traffic as the snow moves throughout the area. we have crews from the beltway to the beach. jonathan: did you see robert here? he was celebrating when he heard the there was snow and robert: i don't think i was. jonathan: you were happy. michelle: he is from chicago. robert: so i hate this. i'm used to it but i hate all of it. coming up the wizard going for three in a row. we talk about the wizard's number one priority tonight. that i robert: wizards are back in action tonight. yes, they have been playing well of late. in fact they are 7-3 since john wall's return from injury. tonight they host the knicks. the wizards won seven of the last e

for widespread frost, and for the commute, east midlands, east anglia, the south—east, central and southernland, it will take a while before you see the back of that weather, robert lee lunchtime food following behind, brighter skies, but robert lee lunchtime food following behind, brighterskies, buta robert lee lunchtime food following behind, brighter skies, but a great raft of showers, some blustery, will be turning increasingly wintry across northern parts of scotland and maybe northern ireland. that's the shape of things to come for the week ahead, very much colder than we've seen, and there will be snow and it will be windy. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the justice secretary is considering a judicial review into the parole board's decision to release serial sex attackerjohn worboys. ministers say they're doing all they can. every victim out there, every friend and family of victims, and everybody who has read about this case will want to know that we are doing everything we can to make sure that the victims are properly protected. the leader of ukip, henry bolton, is under

you had a middle east that was in chaos. the islamist regime in iran was flush with money due to the iranian nuclear deal. there were problems in yemen and syria, funding groups like hezbollah and defacto control of baghdad in iraq. you had the emergence and growth of the terrorist group isis that happened after american troops pulled out of iraq in 2012 and of course the deepening conflicts in syria and yemen. and really israel isolated in bash on the world stage in part by u.s. actions such as the obama's administration pursuing u.n. resolution 2234 at the end of the administration, which really, the u.n. -- i don't know what they do other than afack -- attack israel. they did 24 resolutions and 20 of them were against israel. by the u.n.'s very low standard, resolution 2334 was a disgrace and said that even things like the western wall were considered occupied arab territory and that would have been something that i think almost any administration would have vetoed. and so the obama approach was first and foremost empower

anglia and the south—east, that clu b relu cta nt to east anglia and the south—east, that club reluctantntually, and by then we will see more cloud probably arriving in northern ireland. temperatures a degree or two lower than today but with light winds and sunshine, should not feel too bad. rain the north—west gets ambushed by this developing area of low pressure, most of the rain as we head into saturday will be coming in across the uk, could be quite heavy rain for a while across the western hills. the rain should ease off of it in the afternoon, may get some sunshine in scotland away from the showers but will pick up stronger winds as well. we are drawing in some mild airoff winds as well. we are drawing in some mild air off the atlantic so while there will be more cloud around, temperatures will be higher than on friday. mild air will start to push further in across the uk during the second half of the weekend, this is really mild air, if you do get some tragedy east of high ground, temperatures could be 14 or 15. windy weather to begin in the far north—east of scotland, rain elsewh

found in the water at east bay schools.ted. ( james ) rain and possible thunderstorms could be headed our way. rebecca is tracking your forecast. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:scattered morning showers will become more numerous by this afternoon with a slight chance of thunderstorms for the north bay during the afternoon. dry weather is forecast beginning friday, through the weekend, and into next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) we start with breaking news out of oakland. a man has died in a hit and run early this morning. here's a map showing you where it happened on the 9200 block of macarthur boulevard. that's near 90th street. police say the victim died at the scene. o

that continue southwards through the midlands, east anglia, and the south—east quarter generally.his is where we have the rain and the stronger winds, continuing to push into the south—east. in towards the south—west, a wet start for you as well, as it is across wales. not that he could be cold this morning, though, still quite blustery. —— not particularly cold. as we head into northern ireland, some dry weather for you this morning, but there still are some showers. that is going to change. as we head through the course of the day, what you will find is increasingly the snow showers will come down to lower levels across scotland, and later on in the day into northern ireland. the rain pushes away from the south—east, with its strongest winds, but high but there will be a lot of blustery showers around. already we are in the colder in the north of the country, hence the snow getting into lower levels, but in

higher amounts south and east.conditions are along the lower even shore. i'm going to toss to caitlin. looking good there. >> yeah, well, we've got some pretty flurries flyi i stepped outside i'm like okay, the snow is falling, yes, but the bigger story absolutely the wind and the cold. it is brutal out here. all right. the roads, let's start with that, though. it's snowing lightly. it is not sticking to wisconsin avenue. it's been treated. there are still some cars out here. people are moving. it's fine. they're going a little bit slower than normal but, you know, as we've been saying all morning the majors that are treated are okay. i would say just looking at the sidewalks here, you know, this is more dusting category to possibly a half inch than anything higher than that. so, that's what we're looking at for snow. but the winds and the cold, they're very real and they will be with us all day long after this snow ends. so, just looking at some of the spotlights, it's amazing to see the winds blow all that snow s

that's just, just east of 95. it's going to be a dividing line. further east you go higher amounts. three to six for places like dover down through saint mary's county and then five five topossibly 10-inches anyths up for grabs along the coast there where they'll get into heavy banding. all right, for today 28 degrees, morning snow giving way to wind and blowing snow. it will be brutally cold through the next couple days. that is still ahead in my seven-day forecast. we'll transition to talking on. maureen and wisdom, back over to you. >> thank you caitlin. >>> so, what is being called a bomb cyclone is making its way through our region this morning and with it comes frigid temperatures, snow and brutal winds. >> fox5's annie yu is live in saint mary's county this morning. annie, has anything changed since the last time we talked to you? >> reporter: it certainly has, wisdom and maureen. good morning to you. good morning, everybody. it's definitely getting worse as we head south towards saint mary's county. we're on route five right now just past the 301 split headed into charles co

is that your top concern for 2018 for the middle east?line geopolitical risk perspective, we don't think that risk is priced into markets. you have a very clear signal out of the united states from the white house that there will be no signing of the next waiver in 120 days of these sanctions waiver. to haveobviously going a great impact in terms of the likelihood of the continuity and viability of the iran nuclear deal going forward. thisf: that is it for "best of bloomberg markets: middle east." ahead in the region, and we will be right here sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. in the united arab emirates on bloomberg television. i am yousef gamal el-din. do join me then. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> "brilliant ideas, powered by hyundai motors. ♪ ♪ narrator: im heung-soon is a south korean filmmaker. his films are complex, sometimes dark and unsettling. he focus is on the marginalized and overlooked, and his video work overlooks big scenes like poverty and depression. the museum of modern and

a bit of sunshine breaking through, increasingly to the south—east, breaking into scotla nd the south—eastunder the fairly gloomy conditions but through the night, start of a change, already we will see wet and increasingly windy weather. severe gales for a time, wind picking up as the rain spreads across england and wales, severe gales for one or two as well. temperature up, not a frosty start, but for some of you, the morning commute will be a particularly wet one, we have not had that for a while in the south—east and east anglia for particular but greeting monday morning's communities you will see some of the worst weather. gales into surrey and norfolk, further west, whilst ill bursts of rain, there will be drier moments too, perhaps a few glimmers of brightness through the morning rush—hour, some avoiding them just about all together. 0nce avoiding them just about all together. once we have the sunshine in scotland, northern ireland, showers here becoming frequent and heavy, rumble of thunder. wintry over higher ground. losing persistently from southeast and east anglia, may take unt

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they will tend to ease from the south—east on friday.arts of the country. further north we have still got lingering rain and hill snow in many eastern parts of scotland. so snow accumulating here. not a bad start in northern ireland. chilly first thing, with frost and fog patches. a similar picture into the south—west scotland and northern england. further south into england and wales, there will be cloud with outbreaks of rain through the midlands and towards the south—east on friday it should be generally fine dry and fine. further spells of showery rain into the south—west of england and wales. still strong and gusty winds, but they won't be as strong as the winds we've had on thursday. vfurther north, less windy and more sunshine into the midlands, north wales, northern england. temperatures between 4—9 degrees. a touch cooler than recent days. that cooling trend continues through into the weekend. we've got this north—easterly wind, bringing further snow showers in scotland and northern england, over higher ground. temperatures drop

the middle east, what makes the middle east so rich, the cradle of civilization, is the diversity in terms of religion, ethnicity, and i think the best path for the middle east also is rights more fundamental and freedoms for everybody, hopefully more democracy, but it is difficult. i think if we can go back, at one point it was highlighted by my saudi friend, is that youth is another issue. between now and 2050, you're going to get the working-age population growing by 180 million in our middle eastern region and north africa. for the next 35 years, you are going to have an extra 180 million coming onboard looking for jobs. once you overcome the challenges, today's challenges, the next challenge will be diversification, and better skills, education, and jobs for these 180 million youth that will come onboard. already the youth unemployment rate is relatively high. that is really the second challenge. it is a major one, something that we cannot overlook. clearly, a stable and prosperous , peaceful middle east is in the national interests of all of us. i think we should prosper with o

low to mid 50s in our inland east bay neighborhoods. mid to upper 50s everywhere else until you get to los gatos at 52 degrees. a look at san jose at 101 and 880 where nearly two inches of rain fell. wet this morning on the bay, dry but breezy this afternoon. exercising watch out for wet weather this morning, an isolated shower this afternoon. if you will be out and about have that umbrella handy especially for the morning hours, you won't need it quite as much as you head into the afternoon hours. up in the north bay our chance of rain dim she is rapidly, even sunshine breaking out by noon as temperatures peak at 2:00 at 58 degrees. a chance of rain again tomorrow, i will show you where coming up. >>> slick roads a problem this morning obviously standing water for your commute. the green on our map means it's raining for your commute this morning, the blue means the potential for standing water and hydro flange, we did have this accident southbound 880 before 237, apparently five vehicles involved and chp has shut down all the lanes bu

in the south and east, temperatures not as cool. 0n and east, temperatures not as cool.friday, this area of high pressure in charge of our weather, keeping things largely dry and settled, with a northerly wind direction, so it will not feel particularly warm. a touch of frost for some of us in the north and west. the cloud quickly breaking up to allow for more brightness. plenty of sunshine and it won't feel too bad with light winds, despite not feeling particularly warm. get afternoon. you are watching bbc news. —— good afternoon. the dream run is over for kyle news. —— good afternoon. the dream run is overfor kyle edmund. he was beaten in straight sets by world number six marin cilic. it was edmund's first grandstand semi. he showed signs of mixing with the well‘s best. from east yorkshire, to melbourne, kyle edmund, in every sense, has come a long way. his arrival has been a surprise to some. now, could his extraordinaryjourney continue? to go further he would have to stand his ground against marin cilic that is anything but easy. the travails of this tournament seemi

it is slamming the east coast and not just in maryland. all up and down the east coast.next. also landing your dream job and then making sure you keep it. it's one thing to get a job. another thing to stay on that job and continue to improve. so we're going to share seven secrets to make you more desirable in the workplace. it's 7:42. ♪ ♪ >>> that's corey. she's cold. >> yes. >> and we just saw the palm tree which did not look -- if palm trees could express emotion. >> right. >> i would read that palm trees emotion as not happy. we can tell from corey's body language she's not happy standing out there. >> let's not take her. she's not ready. she's getting prepared. that's ocean city, maryland, and blizzard looking conditions there with all this crazy snow that we're getting on this january 4th. we want to see your pictures of where you are. please help us tell the entire story send us your pictures on our social media. the hash tag is fox5 snow you can always track the cold and the snow on foxdc.com and the fox5 mobile app there you will also find the latest listings of

2 because there is still the potential for light to moderate rain, especially in the south bay and east bait from now up until 8:00 and that's going to leave more standing water for the commute. in fact, here is a look at the next six hours, you can see some yellows rotate through the south bay and also the east bay, but after 8:00 notice the yellows it go away and that's when we will downgrade the storm to a 1 because we will have a chance of isolated showers through noon and then at 4:00 that chance will fade. as i wrap up my accuweather 12-hour planner at 7:00, clouds will open up, a little fog will start forming. let's talk about the streets and what to expect. >>> standing water is what to expect and some pretty good hydroplaning. we have a fog advisory for the center of the bay bridge, the toll plaza is clear here as are lanes getting into san francisco but the roads are wet. let's take a look overall, we have green, this blue on your map means the potential for standing water and obviously it's been raining all night so you can expect that. we have a problem with a large pothole

so we start off on a very wet note this morning in the south—east, east anglia, pushing in towards eastose winds behind the rain band begin to pick up, reaching gale—force around in the south—west, particularly around coastal areas and in towards wales. the rain will be persistent, fairly heavy across northern england, pushing in towards central, southern scotland and into northern ireland. and with a little bit of elevation, with that cold air around, we could be looking at some snow over the higher ground here. but a dry, cold start for much of northern scotland, with a bit of mist and fog around too. a few showers across the northern isles, mind you. that rain band will continue to move northwards and then grind to a halt in the far north of england, central and southern scotland, and northern ireland. behind it, though, for much of england and wales, a brighter afternoon, some sunshine, showers. but those gusty winds touching 60mph, maybe even more in exposure across wales, the south—west, and into the south—east. a very mild 12—13 degrees here, a little bit cooler further north. th

north—east england.re going to be keeping the wet weather across north—east england and some snow over the hills. to the south, scattered showers west to east, but less windy than thursday. some sunshine developing. bright day for northern ireland and sunny spells for south england. on saturday, it is going to become colder. a lot of sunshine across the north of the country, predominantly dry. to the milder. south, 2—7. bye. you're watching beyond 100 days. donald trump threatens legal action against steve bannon after his former aide is quoted in a disparaging book about the white house. the president's lawyers are now trying to stop the book from being published, but lots of people already have copies. welcome to the latest episode of the reality tv presidency. reporting in this book has angered the administration and taken everyone by surprise. what's it like to get hit by a bomb cyclone. well, it looks like this and it's freezing the east coast of america. also on the programme: if america first is t

midlands, east anglia, down to the south—east, it is actually bright. for a time. but not for very long, because by the latter part of the morning, that weather front moves in and it's overcast across many parts of the country, at least in central and southern areas. in scotland, bright and windy, very windy in the western isles and the far north of scotland. gale force winds, and at 70 miles an hour. compared to the rest of europe on saturday, london will be about 10 degrees, paris at eight. madrid nine degrees. pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe. rome will be about 15. back home, here's the low pressure late on saturday into sunday. that will bring severe gales to scotland. blustery conditions throughout the pennines as well. but the isobars are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this sort of weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 14 or 15 degrees, which is mild for this time of year. with th

you were here and i was in the east bay. you felt it pretty strongly. i thought someone was walking upstairs. sometimes that happens. you don't know. >> once you feel that ground and realize, oh, it's shaking under your feet, that's very scary for a lot of folks and definitely a rude wake-up call. so hayward fault is at fault. [ laughter ] >> so that's what happened here this morning. let's show you what's going on where it happened. the epicenter east-southeast of berkeley. that hayward fault line right there along the fault line. that does extend further southeast of oakland, as well. so that is to blame this morning. initially came in as 4.7 magnitude quake and then was downgraded to a 4.4 magnitude. at 2:39 this morning, it felt bigger. we got reports of people thinking it was the big one. and 4.4, at least there's no reports of damage or injuries as of right now. it happened in a highly populated area. and it was felt all the way through the north bay, marin county, folks in the south bay as well also experiencing this, as well. so let's check in n

the middle east is at the center of this growth.a role of ownership in business jets in the united states. is that trend continuing come and how are you working around or with that? >> there is a market of 7000 airplanes in our market. it is the long-range, business market. we see a trend around the world that boards won't approve a $40 million aircraft purchase and put it on the balance sheet. now, we offered that availability, guaranteed availability exactly like ownership. a very strong micro trend. we don't see reverse on that. it is not only the u.s. it is here, and asia, in europe, everywhere. that is driving the growth away from ownership and full ownership. yousef: what about higher energy prices? it is a very different brent crude price now than it was in 2017. if it goes further, it has an impact not just on some of the more public aviation companies, but also smaller, privately run companies like yourself. >> the oil price is a pass-through. we are not affected by that. it is a fraction of the overall cost. we don't see i

at east bay schools. see which schools are affected. ( james ) rain and possible thunderstorms could be headed our way. rebecca is tracking your forecast. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:scattered morning showers will become more numerous by this afternoon with a slight chance of thunderstorms for the north bay during the afternoon. dry weather is forecast beginning friday, through the weekend, and into next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. collision on sr4 w / san marco blvd. collision on 880 n / marina blvd e ( james ) we start with breaking news out of oakland. a man has died in a hit and run early this morning. here's a map showing you where it happened on the 9200 block of macarthur boulevard. that's near 90th street. police say the victim died at the scene. officers have not been able to find the driver. ( james ) happening now... police in

anglia and the south—east. the rain that we've got here across wales and south—west england. the rain pushes south—eastwards from the day. and in the afternoon, the rain becomes light and patchy, keeping a lot of cloud across much of england and wales. scotland and northern ireland more likely to get sunshine and some showers will be quite windy, gales developing in the north—west in particular. but it is the atlantic air coming in, even with a lot of cloud, temperatures will be higher than they were today. around the base of this low—pressure, severe gales overnight across the far north of scotland. those will ease by sunday morning, and we will see the weather front returning, bringing rain and drizzle across scotland, many other parts of the uk may well be dry. as you can see, a lot of cloud. still, a brisk west south—westerly wind. it's going to be very mild, temperatures could be high on sunday. and where we see some breaks in the cloud, to the east of high ground, perhaps north—east wales, cheshire, tempe

so we start on a wet note to start with this morning in the south—east, east anglia, pushing in to thehing gale—force, in the south—west and particularly towards wales. the rain will be persistent and fairly heavy in northern england, pushing into northern scotland and northern ireland. with elevation, and cold air around, we could be looking at some snow over the higher ground here. a dry and cold start for much of northern scotland with a bit of mist and fog around too. few showers in the northern isles. that rain band will move north and grinds to a halt in the far north of england, central and southern scotland, and northern ireland. behind that, for much of england and wales, a brighter afternoon, sunshine, but those gusty winds touching 60 miles per hour, maybe more in exposure in wales, the south—west and into the south—east. a very mild 12—13 degrees here. a bit cooler further north. that area of low pressure clears away, and on friday, another feature running in off the atlantic. another spell of wet and fairly windy weather to our shores. a little bit of snow to start in the

from doha and also coming out the arab league seeks global recognition of a palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital thirty two sailors missing after an oil tanker collides with a congo ship in the east china sea and the italian coast guard says at least eight people have died and eighty six others have been rescued from a boat off libya's coast. several pakistani groups which are facing pressure from the government are holding a demonstration in the northwest and city officials are they include jamaat ud dawa the organisation led by the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks suspect toughies saeed pakistan has recently brought so nations two groups named in a u.n. security council sanctions list the u.s. has suspended hundreds of millions of dollars of security aid to pakistan accusing it of being a safe haven for terrorist groups come on hyder is in with more. as sure as dollar data do with the palestinian people after the ball gets down to french guns. which will be taking place in different cities across pakistan the last one was general will be indian which tens of thous

but most is moving east of fairfield, vacaville.a few scattered showers still right around the bay. so there may be a little light shower activity in vallejo. novato, you may start to see a little bit. lagonitas now, taking a little bit on highway 1. where does this put us? when we compare to normal. when we should get from january 1 until now. usually in san francisco, we're about an inch. a little over an inch. we got 3.2 inches of rain. so this since january 1st. oakland, 2.6. and normally, we should be at 1.6. san jose, 1.59. normally, we're less than an inch for san jose. so we put those well above normal for this time of year. also want to talk about what came down across the north bay. we had the flash flood watch in effect. that has since expired. that one, say said there is -- they said there senotrouble -- is no trouble with that. so that is good news. saint helena, over 3 inches. peta lume a2 1/2. napa, yountville, 2 inches. it was a significant amount in about 24 hours. came down quick. san francisco, look at this. over

it looks like the intensity of the rain will be across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east ofhe ma corridor and behind it, some grey and murky conditions, but mild. 0ne grey and murky conditions, but mild. one way or another we're all going to see some rain tomorrow. it will not be raining all the time. there could be some sunshine at times. but more showers pushing eastwards through the afternoon. temperatures compared to recently, so much milder. but there is another system coming in from the atlantic and this time you can see the squeeze in the isobars, some very windy weather. severe gales on tuesday night coupled with heavy rain, which will continue to sink south—eastwards through wednesday. behind it, some sunshine and showers, but and, which is are starting to dip again. staying winds, particularly on thursday. that's all from us. on bbc 0ne thursday. that's all from us. on bbc one win now good afternoon. the world of football has been celebrating the life of former england and blackpool captain jimmy armfield who's died at the age of 82 following a long battle with can

by 10:00 a.m., this shifts over to the east.hat we will begin to see the snow will be along the ocean city and even shore area. we'll be getting flurry that will dissipate throughout the afternoon. by 6:00 in the evening, if you have to go to work today, and you have to drive home, the snow will have clear most of the area, except the eastern winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour and strong person we've already seen those wind gusts that have been very strong out there. 32 mile per hour gusts in d.c. ocean city, a 41 mile per hour gust now. gusts up to 50 miles per hour, though, in some locations. the biggest story will be the cold air settling in. low temperatures tonight near 11 degrees. friday and saturday, the coldest days of the week with high temperatures in the 20s and low teens. >>> traffic this morning, luckily i think a lot of you are staying home, which is good, because we've had our fair shay of issues on the roads. a couple of trains, 326 and 328 have had mechanical issues. you can take the metro option. or train 10

but that is divided between west and east. east with a ft. between west and east.new problem in germany. —— east with a ft. fascinating, the vote is on sunday. if that goes through it needs to go to wider membership. there is a long way to go and we will certainly be talking about that again. let's move further afield. the head of iran's revolutionary guards, muhammad ali jafari, guards, mohammad ali jafari, declared this week that he can now drive from tehran via baghdad all the way to beirut,which shows how successful iran's involvement in iraq and syria has been. but russia, iran's ally, wants out of the war, and is farfrom happy. mina, what's happening here? that's quite a boast, he was boasting. quite a frustration for ordinary citizens that would never feel safe to go from tehran by car and that journey. all the feel safe to go from tehran by car and thatjourney. all the lives that have been lost but also all of the fears, whether it's kidnapping, intimidation, if anyone else tried to make a similar route. that says something that they control, the iranian re

thirty two people missing after a freighter collides with an oil tanker in the east china sea. no this is al jazeera live from doha. also ahead at least seventeen people were killed by government airstrikes in syria's eastern ghouta area. arm come on the high rally in the wall where anger it growing over the issue of the ballot diner encouraged me and from street to tweet. and the status of refugees could become a key issue in coalition talks in germany. first chinese and south korean teams as searching for thirty two same is missing after an oil tanker they were in collided with a freight ship in the east china sea the tanker operated by iran's top oil shipping company caught fire after the collision it was carrying one hundred thirty six tons of crude let's get the latest from our correspondent in beijing rob mcbride rob what more do we know about what happened. that's right the concern at this hour is very much for the crew members who are missing as you said this isn't a rainy and oil tanker and most of the crew are a rainy and some thirty to be exact with two bangladeshis