performer who had made it, that is what she was art leading actress for us in the east end. as peggy mitchell was a privilege. i used to pinch myself sometimes that i was actually doing it, that she brought everything alive because she was such a vibrant character, so full of life. and she also loved performing. you can see that she loves people so if you performing to an audience. and if he had not been for barbara as peggy mitchell, eastenders certainly would not have had the audiences that it gains with her in that role.|j not have had the audiences that it gains with her in that role. i have to ask you did you write the line get out of my pub or was that courtesy of barbara? get out of my pub or was that courtesy of barbara ?|j get out of my pub or was that courtesy of barbara? i think we all got a chance of writing at one point or another, especially at christmas. there was often the case of say we are going to have the best christmas we've ever had just before everything went wrong. but she really inhabited that role in the way that she brought her own style to it. and

.# this little girl from the east end would never have had the opportunity if she had never been singinge getting well supplied. i want to go somewhere where there isn't any entertainers. so they said, "well, burma's the only place, you know?" # roll out the barrel...# # we'll meet again # don't know where, don't know when # but i know we'll meet again some sunny day!# not only did some wake up to a fresh covering of snow this morning, but last night was not only the coldest night of the season but the coldest of the year, temperatures down to minus 7.5 celsius in north yorkshire, and another cold day continues. still more snow across parts of upland scotland, turning to rain at lower levels as temperatures left, rain and sleet in northern ireland, but still a wintry element to the showers across the west of scotland, devon and cornwall, a dusting of snow in places. most of us will stay dry and bright, lingering fog patches where the winds are lightest towards parts of east anglia and the south—east, but as i said, another chilly day. this evening and overnight, seeing out 2020, wintry s

.# this little girl from the east end would never have had the opportunity if she had never been singingrope were getting well supplied. i want to go somewhere where there isn't any entertainers. so they said, "well, burma's the only place, you know?" # roll out the barrel...# # we'll meet again # don't know where, don't know when # but i know we'll meet again some sunny day!# hello there. parts of the uk have seen quite a bit of snowfall over the last few days, mainly north and western parts of england into wales, northern scotland and parts of northern ireland. the south—east corner, though, still hasn't seen that much, you could see some over the next few days, and likely to see further bouts of rain, sleet and snow. of course, ice will be an issue pretty much wherever you are over the coming few days. this cold northerly wind blowing right down across the country will be with us for the rest of this week and into the start of 2021. it'll be pushing in lots of showers around coastal areas overnight, but through the night, it looks like we could see winds turning a little bit more nort

peggy mitchell and east end is, the new landlady of the queen vic was a roll made for her. 22 years andrbara becoming dame barbara. dame barbara sounds nice, doesn't it? my mum would like it to be dame barbara, god, what would she be thinking now? what would she be thinking now? what would she be thinking now? what would she be thinking? however, her farewell to woolford was also her farewell to acting. she been diagnosed with alzheimer's. dame barbara windsor. talent, warmth, and a lifetime of cheeky fun. barbara windsor, who has died at the age of 83. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the hollywood star, viola davis tells us about her new role as the pioneering blues singer, ma rainey. john lennon was shot at the entrance to the dakota building in the centre of new york. there's been a crowd here standing in more or less silent vigil, and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating the passing of a man they hold responsib

they were joined by east end as maisie smith whose scored a perfect 30 for her show dance and the singercomes to strictly, craig revel horwood —— bill was given a three for his chacha chair. now he is the chacha champion. now it's time for a look at the weather. like yesterday, it is another day of sunshine and showers, some of those that heavy and thundery, but in scotland, them a bit heavier than yesterday, but in other parts who may stay dry. you will the strongest of the wind in the far west of scotland, it a0 or 50 miles an hour. as we go into this evening and overnight, an initial dip in temperatures down to two or three celsius, and more cloud and persistent rain later in the south pushing on. temperatures will start to rise into the morning. these are the lows for a while, but by the morning we could see temperatures of nine to ii celsius in the southern counties. turning dry run, but some patchy rain or drizzle. moving up towards scotland in the afternoon, but six or seven celsius and up to 15 in south—east.

ardea just service was slow he was like the on the whole east end did all of a sudden the election after the last one and all the sudden the people that rule all the room go wallow started bashing him i thought i'd never live to see the day people get bashed broccoli. ideology i got really bad news for you really bad news we're going to hear from him for the next 30 years ok well ok he's in the white house. now i mean you're under 6 rules. and up right here on that and the other bus on a biography i mean he's going to use invested in this ok or maybe he'll end up running netflix which you know maybe donald trump would like to do that i mean he's run into a life they're going to give each other all right rapidly want out of time i'm very very used to such a diverse group of people with different opinions that have a very meaningful conversation and i mean that ok so i want to thank my guests in all my guests in los angeles and in new york i want to thank our viewers for watching us here arche see you next time remember stuff was. imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of

the big rival from the east. end labor to sit edges closer to the top taking down saddam blank shot to a 2nd place in the table. 90 minutes w. in mexico many pushed muslims are sold out of right now climate change the 1st half the story. faces much less the way photos one week. how much work. we still have time to. i'm going. to subscribe and like this. in the far north. beyond the inhabitable world. it's lonely. barren. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. powerful expanse of the cold. and the sound of global warming. will take a journey around the north pole. profiteers and talk with people experiencing a changing environment. for the ice disappears earlier and it keeps retreating. our future depends on what happens here in most of the most fragile ecosystem. the more. arctic circle starts december 21st t.w. . the moment britain rolls out the biggest nationwide vaccine program and its history a 90 year old woman got the 1st dose but the vaccine swift approval by british regulators and some people has it sent t

ending israel's military occupation disbanding israel's illegal settlements in the west bank and its east jerusalem ending the israeli military blockade of gaza and ending all attacks on civilians be they israeli or palestinian so that collectively has been our ask and you know it's that's an issue that has been pretty challenging. you know to to get key commitments on and it's and it's an issue that will continue to be part of the progressive foreign policy platform moving forward. yes i mean i have my you because i know how hard it is to essentially be the spokes person for a group of cats they may not all so quickly gather operate together see things together but you raise some interesting questions both you know about you know the classic conflict between interests and human rights and you have some real realists in the group paul paul our whom i've known for years on iran is not is someone i would say is not as classically organized around human rights concerns but he is a shrewd calculator of american interest so you've got different impulses essentially under one umbrella when it c

i think there will be a few spots to the east that end up with maybe a couple of showers, and that's and the rest of the day is dry, again with a few sunny spells. it is going to be windy, though. these are average wind speeds and gusts closer to a0 mph, stronger around some exposed coasts, and the northern isles will see some gusts for a time nearer 60 mph. but it is a mild start to the week and throughout the next seven to ten days, it is looking fairly mild. now, as we go on through monday evening and night, there will be further showers around, but there will also be some clear spells, too. taking a look at the big picture for tuesday, the low pressure is still sitting to the west of us, but the isobars are opening up a little bit. that means is not going to be as windy, though still a breezy day on tuesday. there'll be some sunshine, some spots that stay dry. could be a longer spell of rainjust beginning to clear away from southeast england as the day goes on. further showers mainly towards the south and west, and again, the chance of seeing one or two heavy ones, but perhaps fe

, the relationship with the krays, she talked about the premier for her breakthrough film in the east endthe time, but the krays had decided that she was one of theirs and everyone was going to go and cheer her. i grew up with the carry ons, and you see her in natural, that laugh, then you think, 0, what a lovely war, things ain't what they used to be the theatre workshop, she came out of that 60s discovery about theatre that is not about middle—class people in drawing rooms, real stories with real people. and we want people who feel and sound authentic. she was from that generation, brian murphy, harry hq or beds. and what you saw on the screen was what you got if you met eireann person. it is that why so many people are reflecting and saying she had a national treasure? n was saying she had a national treasure? —— was what you got if you met her in person. there are lots of people you think are great stars that you can admire, but it is when you hear her talking, you think, i am seeing the real person, something authentic, i am seeing someone i like. she was open about her ups and down

long island no doubt people moving from new york city to east end with desires mind-set saying they new york city. maria: congressman great to see you. thanks so much congressman lee zeldin, talking about really the realities of the day we will see you soon, sir markets awaiting economic data this morning we preview the november retail sales number when we come back out 15 minutes dow industrials up 63 going into that number tom cruise sounding off a-list actor tearing into his crew over covid-19 safety protocols wait until you hear what he said joining the conversation all more than long this morning dagen mcdowell, and steve forbes back to about fantastic panel when we come back you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. t. workflow it...? with the now platform, we can catch problems before customers even know they're problems. wait... a hose? what kid wants a hose?! fireman? says "hose" it says "horse"! not a "hose"! cedric! get over here! now our people can collaborate across silos, from across the globe. so how's the new place? it's a 4 bed, 2.5 bath igloo...

thought that it started in kent and we heard a lot over the weekend about the south—east and the east end this new variant has become a dominant strain. what we now know it's actually this variant has been detected in every area of every region in england, scotland and wales, and right now they are trying to ascertain what its prevalence has beenin to ascertain what its prevalence has been in northern ireland. this is why the other nations are acting in the way that they are. the thing to know here is that the uk is very good at genome sequencing. we are second only to denmark in terms of that and the reason they do so much gene sequencing is to do with the meat protection we heard about months ago. that does not mean that we are the source of the problem, and given the flights that have been happening in the months between september when it was first detected, there are a lot of people travelling back and forth between the uk and other countries. travelling back and forth between the uk and other countriesm travelling back and forth between the uk and other countries. it does not mean th

east. by the end of the night other areas might turn drier with a lot of cloud overnight and a bit of a windtoo, so mild double figure temperatures by the morning. there is more rain to come tomorrow, the focus of it will be across south wales where we have this amber rain warning from the met office, flooding likely, travel disruption, by the end of the day four inches of rain over the hills of south wales. also getting some heavy rain threatening flooding in the south—west of england, it marches northwards across wales, northern ireland, and getting better in scotland. probably not much rain for the east midlands, east anglia and the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east of england but it will be a windy day with gales likely in the south—west and is a southerly wind so it is unusually mild for this time of year, 13—14. the rain is the story which continues into the evening pushing eastwards, clearing away in time for the weekend where we will have a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers. the last of the rain clears east anglia and the south—east early on saturday then it i

22 years on east end as. get out of my pub! which led her to be dame barbara.ever, her farewell to walford was also her farewell to acting. she'd been diagnosed with alzheimer's. oh, my dear friend. dame barbara windsor. talent, warmth and a lifetime of cheeky fun. barbara windsor, who has died at the age of 83. and you can see a special programme paying tribute to barbara windsor this evening. babs is on bbc one, tonight at 7.35. now it's time to look at the weather with ben rich. hello. we can expect to see some rain at times through the weekend, not all the time. saturday will bring some brighter weather for some of us at least. but as we head through the rest of today, rain effect is parts of scotland, showery rain elsewhere, and overnight we pushit rain elsewhere, and overnight we push it eastwards, most of us keeping a lot of cloud, holding temperatures up, but late in the night that cloud will clear, allowing temperatures to dip. but the clear skies will edge further eastwards through the day tomorrow. the further east you are, you can expect to keep a l

watch this roll from the south to the east and the back end up to the north bay.hink more of the rain in the south bay this time. a quarter inch more of rain. a smaller system than the one today. tonight because we have the cloud cover and the rain we'll have mild temperatures. santa rosa 40 degrees. tomorrow we'll get sunshine as we head into the afternoon. we're talking 59 in san francisco. still above average. over the next five days we're in the rain today, clear out tomorrow. and we may have more rain heading our way toward the end of. it's been good to get rain. >> it is. i don't think anyone will complain about that forecast. >>> the bay area has the mysterious monolith that appeared this morning. unhike the shiny metal objects, this is more seasonably appropriate. it is made of ginger bread. parks and rec manager said it will be left up until the cookie crumbles. >>> the warriors off to a rough start. what steve kerr says he needs to change. . >> there's time to get it right but now the warriors don't match with two of the elite teams. the warriors and buc

>>defensive end hall leads the mountain west conference in sacks this season and east was recently named a semifinalist for the john mackey award honoring the nation's best tight end. both players were inspired by their fathers careers grown up looking up to my dad and >>made have the dream playing in the and >>for now both players are enjoying the spartans 5 in oh start the team's best since 1939, but their dads of top them, it's not just about the winds. it's about the experience they're going to have the same time memory that that right now having. >>it it. it's you get to be. nothing kind of come back and both are cool. >>san jose continues its quest for a mountain west title on friday against 6 in one nevada, the winner of that game guaranteed a spot in the league championship for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>great story kate now the spartans are already guaranteed their first winning season since 2012 a feat both decent haul a tribute to the

east. or ending via forever wars. >> they are worried that we are not going to be involved in endless wars. >> i signed a pledge to entity forever wars.no >> laura: liberals have to admit that trumps antiwar record over four years speaks for itself. it's up to the grassroots and both parties to push their leaders into a more positive direction for the regular working people. republicans did that in both elections, overwhelmingly supporting trumps america first agenda, and to growing his popularity among the voters. democrats show biden, who on key foreign policy issues actually agrees with the older g.o.p. establishment. this is where the left right coalition makes a lot of sense. here's a quick overview a boy or we can work together. number one, we can preserve trumps tariffs on steel and aluminum, which would save jobs in those key industries. a number two, we can support the ongoing antitrust investigation and push for other restraints to limit big tech. like repealing section 230. we can oppose the transpacific ownership or other deals not supported by workers. we can stick to all ameri

i think israeli's occupation in the west bank and east jerusalem and ending the blockade of gaza andttacks on civilians, be they israeli or palestinian, so that collectively has been our ask, and, you know, that is an issue that has been pretty challenging. you know, to get key commitments on, and it is an issue that will continue to be part of the progressive foreign-policy platform moving forward. steve: i admire you, because i know how hard it is to essentially be the spokesperson for a group of cats. they may not all stay together or see things together, but erase of interesting questions, both about the classic conflict -- but you raise some interesting questions. you have some real realists in the group, including paul, who i have known, who i would say is not someone classically organized around human rights concerns, but he is a huge calculator of american interest. you have got different impulses, essentially, under one umbrella. when it comes to countries like turkey and the leader there, erdogan, when it comes to north korea, which i read in your principles that you give t

the entire west coast having record hospitalizations plus utah and new mexico, come over to the east, you end up with alabama, north carolina, west virginia, kentucky, pennsylvania, all record hospitalizations, and when you look at where people are in single day deaths, again, another list of states getting pounded by this, who i want people to notice when you look at all states that you named, brianna, and that i named showed on maps there, this is evidence that the entire nation is a hot spot. you're not in a good zone now or bad zone now, they're all bad now. as dr. fauci noted as we start seeing the thanksgiving infections show up, people heading to the holidays, that's the reason health officials are saying look at the numbers and do the right thing. brianna? >> we are awaiting those thanksgiving numbers. that expected spike on a spike from that. tom foreman live from washington, thank you. >>> as president trump ignores the rising death toll and virus itself, here in the u.s., of course, canadians are hearing something different. as painful as it may be not to celebrate with loved ones,

yousef: up next, is an end in sight to the gulf rift that has left qatar isolated for year ♪his is bloomberg. yousef: welcome back to "the best of bloomberg daybreak: middle east has an end to the gulf rift finally arrived? speakers are talking about progress with this dispute after a visit from donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner made to the region. here is what they had to say. that it isve important for the security of the region, for the stability of that region, and for the sake of that -- of the people. end, based needs to on mutual respect for all the people of the gulf. doha.: we got more from fromts of positive signs officials on all side of this, kuwaitiatari, and official saying things are going well. we have not seen an official announcement. far close to so being finalized between saudi arabia and qatar don't necessarily include other countries party to this rift, the uae, egypt and bahrain. i was listening to the panel the qatari foreign minister gave over the weekend. he said things that might be crucial in figuring out whether or not this crisis gets resolved. he said anytime a resolution could be holistic, and qatar is not distinguishing b

east close again. less than a week until the strangest of christmases. the endrre traditions, few would care to repeat. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. in europe, italy has imposed new national restrictions to curb rising coronavirus infection rates over the christmas and new year period. the measures taken by rome come into effect on monday. people will only be allowed to leave their homes only once and are banned from leaving their region. to switzerland. on tuesday it'll start a ‘light‘ lockdown — bars a nd restau ra nts will shut for a month. people are advised to stay at home and not travel during the festive period. austria will go into its third lockdown of the pandemic starting on the 26th of december until the 24th of january. shops, restaurants and schools will be allowed to re—open the from the 18th of january. sweden for the first time is now recommending people wearface masks on public transport during peak hours. the number of people allowed to meet in restaurants has also been reduced. in france french president emmanuel macron is said to be stable af

east close again. less than a week until the strangest of christmases. the endrre traditions, few would care to repeat. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. our medical editor, fergus walsh, told us more about this new covid—i9 variant here in the uk. this new variant appears to be up to 70% more transmissible. that's really significant, crucially it does not appear to cause more significant disease, but it makes it much harder to control the epidemic. now it's thought that it could push the reproductive number — the r number — of coronavirus up by 0.4, it's currently between 1.1 and 1.2 across the uk. it was first identified in kent in september, it seems to be one of these spontaneous mutations. it now accounts for six in ten cases in london, and in the east of england but has spread throughout the uk. viruses mutate all the time, in itself is not a worry and sometimes when they become more transmissible they become less lethal. coronavirus is actually much more stable than flu, we need a new flu vaccine every year because it mutates such a lot. it's thought that the c

loud and persistent rain will push into southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia by the endight wears on, 11 degrees in plymouth by 1:00 in the morning. a bit chillier further north. that sets us up for monday. as this frontal system continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales, some of that rain will get into southern scotland, but to the south of it, we will be feeding in some pretty mild air, whereas further north, some chilly air working its way in. so some temperature contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing east out of eastern england, i think quite early on on monday, but some continuing across northern england, up into scotland. something a little bit brighter into northern ireland but you can see that temperature contrast, 6 degrees in glasgow, 1a in london, well above the norm for this time of year. as we head deep into the week, another area of low pressure will bring more rain for some on wednesday. that will then start to slide away south, high pressure will build in, it will be drierjust in time for christmas, but it will also start to fee

across from the south without a persistent rain would push in the southern england and wales, east anglia by the endrn parts temperatures climbing as the night wears on, 11 degrees by five o'clock in the morning. a little bit chillier for the north. that sets us up for monday because it's his frontal sister this frontal system but continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales commit some of that ring getting to southern scotland but to the south of it feeding it's a mild air or as further north some chilly air working its way in. some big contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing eastwards out of eastern england, quite early on monday but continuing across northern england up until scotland at the same time showers across the far north. brighter into northern ireland, you can see that temperature contrast. 6 degrees in glasgow, 1a in london well above the norm for this time of year. as we head deeper into the week another area of low pressure will bring more rain for some on wednesday. that will then start to slide a wake high pressure will build in dryerjust in time for christma

loud and persistent rain will push into southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia by the endern parts, temperatures were declining as night wears on, 11 degrees in plymouth by 1:00 in the morning. a bit chillier further north. that sets us up for monday. as this frontal system continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales, some of that rain will get into southern scotland, but to the south of it, we will be feeding in some pretty mild air, whereas further north, some chilly air working its way in. so some temperature contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing east out of eastern england, i think quite early on on monday, but some continuing across northern england, up into scotland. something a little bit brighter into northern ireland but you can see that temperature contrast, 6 degrees in glasgow, 1a in london, well above the norm for this time of year. as we head deep into the week, another area of low pressure will bring more rain for some on wednesday. that will then start to slide away south, high pressure will build in, it will be drierjust in time f

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loud and persistent rain will push into southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia by the endn plymouth by 5:00 in the morning. a bit chillier further north. that sets us up for monday. as this frontal system continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales, some of that rain will get into southern scotland, but to the south of it, we will be feeding in some pretty mild air, whereas further north, some chilly air working its way in. so some temperature contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing east out of eastern england, i think quite early on on monday, but some continuing across northern england, up into scotland. something a little bit brighter into northern ireland but you can see that temperature contrast, 6 degrees in glasgow, 14 in london, well above the norm for this time of year. as we head deep into the week, another area of low pressure will bring more rain for some on wednesday. that will then start to slide away south, high pressure will build in, it will be drierjust in time for christmas, but it will also start to feel quite chilly for all of u

as it heads towards the south—east of the country and east anglia by the end of the night the rain doesend to peter out and by the end of the night most places will be dry. perhaps a few breaks in the cloud in scotla nd perhaps a few breaks in the cloud in scotland allowing temperature 7—8 but elsewhere a very mild, breezy start on friday but a lot of cloud. we have more rain to come in from the west, heavy rain into the south—west of england and wales, could bring some more flooding. the wetter weather moves into northern ireland, northern england and through the day it will turn wetter in scotland. for east anglia and the south—east missing out on the wet weather for the time being. south—east missing out on the wet weatherfor the time being. it should be largely dry. windy everywhere, gales in south—west wales but because it's a southerly wind and we have them i'll start it will be a very mild day tomorrow, temperatures could reach 13—14 degrees. but of course there will be some rain around and that wetter weather on that weather front will push its way eastwards overnight, eventuall

i have thought the east end of long island would dip into the ocean because so many people ran out theremes, for example, in the hamptons, in the third quarter, sales up 51% over last year. same thing going on in palm beach, aspen, vail, all of these places. people who are not impacted economically by what is going on right now are seeing interest rates being low, figuring why not buy the dream luxury home in a vacation destination? david: i have a place in cape cod, a vacation place in cape cod has gone up in value because people are moving out of boston for the same reason. the flipside is the depopulation of cities like new york, l.a. and others. that is, that is really going to have some interesting long term consequences, right? >> i think it does. i think the condominium market, will get hate emails. the condominium market in new york, san francisco, chicago taking it on the chin that may be going on for quite a while. the rental market taking it on the chin. sorry about the phone. david: they're already calling you. >> could be a broker in your city yelling at me, exactly. but i t

across from the south without a persistent rain would push in the southern england and wales, east anglia by the enddegrees by five o'clock in the morning. a little bit chillier for the north. that sets us up for monday because it's his frontal sister but continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales commit some of that ring getting to southern scotland but to the south of it feeding it's a mild air or as further north some chilly air working its way in. some tipster contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing eastwards out of eastern england, quite early on a monday but continuing across northern england up until scotland at the same time showers across the far north. brighter into northern ireland, you can see that temperature contrast. 6 degrees in glasgow, 14 in london well above the norm for this time of year. as we head deeper into the week another area of low pressure will bring more rain for some on wednesday. that will then start to slide a wake high pressure will build in dryerjust in time for christmas but it will also start to feel quite chilly for all of us. single—dig

east. stretch for the end zone, and the eagles miss the extra points.a murray throws into the end zone. hopkins, well covered but that is not bother hopkins. he hauls in the game-winner come the eagles never got on the board the last -- the rest of the way. of the playoffs were held today come the cardinals would be the nfc seventh and final seed. and good luck figuring out the los angeles rams, the jets frank gore goes in for a touchdown on a fourth down play to give winless new york a 20 to 3 lead. they were able to pull within three, trying to take the lead here but jared goff's fourth down past to gerald effort is broken up by marcus may. still four minutes left in the game, but the jets ran out the clock and put away 22-20 at nine and five, the rams are still a playoff team, and the number five spot. the jets, the first time this year, they are one and 13. so now that number one overall draft pick in jeopardy, because jacksonville is also one win team. >> river picks up one will get trevor lawrence. i'm curious, going back to the 49ers, doesn't loo

.>> reporter: the car caravan started at east oakland pride elementary and ended right here at this intersection outside the district office. the organizers of today's protest feel it is too dangerous to reopen schools during a pandemic. protesters with signs plastered on their cars honked their horns as they cruised down broadway with the message. >> we are saying we need near zero transmission of covid in every zip code in oakland. >> currently alameda county is in the purple tier and schools would not be allowed to open, even if they wanted to. the district submitted to reopen a plan to the county in hopes of returning to in person learning after the winter break at the oakland unified school district says that is unlikely. >> i think maybe some people were lax saying the district is planning on opening on january 25, that is not true. we can't because of the purple tier and what is happening with the coronavirus. >> ousd spokesperson added that schools will not reopen until it is safe for everyone involved and the county returns to the orange tear. those who took part in this protest they th

that was the north east of scotland before the end of the day.ctually, this developing stripe of cloud here has been bringing some rain into western areas, and that rain will continue to push its way eastwards through the evening and overnight. some of that rain will be pretty heavy. behind it, still a lot of cloud, some clear spells, but also some heavy showers. these could even contain the odd rumble of thunder across parts of wales and south west england. not a cold night, certainly not for the time of year, with lows of between 4—9 degrees. so, tomorrow morning, we'll start off with this band of rain across eastern areas. across eastern england, the rain should tend to move away, but i think it'll stay across the eastern side of scotland. some quite persistent wet weather here with the risk of some disruption. further west, again, a lot of cloud, but some brighter spells, some sunshine here and there, equally the chance of some heavy showers. temperatures between 7—11 degrees. now, as we head into the start of the weekend, this is when we mig

loud and persistent rain will push into southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia by the end chillier further north. that sets us up for monday. as this frontal system continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales, some of that rain will get into southern scotland, but to the south of it, we will be feeding in some pretty mild air, whereas further north, some chilly air working its way in. so some temperature contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing east out of eastern england, i think quite early on on monday, but some continuing across northern england, up into scotland. something a little bit brighter into northern ireland but you can see that temperature contrast, 6 degrees in glasgow, 1a in london, well above the norm for this time of year. as we head deep into the week, another area of low pressure will bring more rain for some on wednesday. that will then start to slide away south, high pressure will build in, it will be drierjust in time for christmas, but it will also start to feel quite chilly for all of us. single digit temperatures by thursday

>>> dangerous cold in parts of the country and the up in storm today heading into the east by the week's end. >>> the heartbreaking and deadly crash. families in their cars lined up to see christmas lights. the amtrak train slamming into a mini van. the community had warned of that area before. >>> the mother and her young children rescued, carrying her baby out. >>> the airlines and the major change coming when it comes to pets in the cabin. >>> and america strong tonight. something you've done and children are smiling. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we welcomed that hopeful news tonight that the uk is the first country in the world to approve the pfizer vaccine. the vaccine already being shipped. and tonight, the cdc saying approval could come here within two weeks. but as we wait, a sobering warning tonight. the white house task force telling americans today that our country is in a very dangerous place, that the covid risk to all americans is at an historic high. and they are urging everyone over 65 or with significant health conditions

that might be something that may be a traffic hazard but aside from that we're doing okay on that end. east bay drive times looking good. northbound 880 from marina to broadway only nine minutes. westbound 580 from estudillo avenue and from fish ranch road to the bay bridge only seven minutes. i'll have another update. back to you. >> sounds good. thanks so much. >>> with covid cases surging the bay area is on the verge of a new stay-at-home order. while some states launched new efforts to stop the spread, president-elect biden is outlining how he'll fight coronavirus. we have live team coverage. "today in the bay's" bob redell is following statewide restrictions. first, tracie potts is outlining the plan from the biden team and, tracie, what is vice president-elect harris saying about young people even returning to the classroom? >> reporter: she says they need to do it but they need to do it safely. it's part of what she and president-elect biden said during their first big sitdown interview with cnn talking about a number of different topics including this upcoming vaccine and whether it

heading towards the end of 2020, an area of low pressure to the east of the uk. the south—west and perhaps the far north of the uk. essentially as we end 2020 and move into the new year, cold and dry. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. borisjohnson promises big changes following his brexit trade deal, as his chancellor rishi sunak says the deal brings reassurance to those worried about the impact on businesses. for those who were anxious about the economic implications of leaving, they should be enormously reassured by the comprehensive nature of this free—trade agreement. the roll—out of the pfizer biontech covid vaccine begins for millions of people across the eu, starting with italy and the czech republic. millions of americans lose their unemployment benefits, after president trump refuses to sign the covid economic relief bill into law. bangladeshi authorities are planning to move a second group of rohingya refugees to a remote, flood—prone island in

it will have the tail end moving to the east wind. so be on the lookout for that.in the southern areas and the concern is this general area saw a storm just the other week. so this is going to bring heavy rain here. as it moves over the area the next three days. we look at the possibility of seeing close to 600 millimeters of rainfall in some locations. that's going to compound any of the flooding area that's going to be in place. meanwhile, we had a low pressure system located down south of tokyo. that brought some showers into the area as we went through wednesday. we're going to see a drier pattern coming up on thursday as the low moves out to the area. another low will be moving across the sea of japan. that's going to reinvisit rate the flow into japan, which means the mountains will be seeing snow. drier as we go into thursday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. edition of nhk "newsline." coming up next is "newsline biz." stay right there. >>> this is "newsline biz". nasdaq is proposing a rule to force all listed firms on the u.s. stock exchange to ha

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weather, a storm system moving out of the northwest heading on a cross-country journey that will end along the east. snow and showers around the great lakes today. >>> finally, a college basketball star is reassuring fans about his health after a frightening collapse on the court. >> our will ganss has that story. >> hey, everybody, first and foremost, i'd like to thank god. >> reporter: just one week after this terrifying collapse on the court, college basketball star keyontae johnson made his first public statement, posting this video on twitter with the message "write your own story. god said my work ain't done." >> i know y'all have been sending y'all prayers out the last few weeks, and me and my parents are very grateful for the prayers that's been going out. >> reporter: the university of florida star forward is expected to become a first round nba draft pick and is the s.e.c.'s preseason player of the year. >> that was beautiful. >> reporter: but last week his teammates were left visibly shaken after johnson collapsed face first into the hardwood. he was then placed in a medically induced co

she didn't come to east end straightaway.s that didn't want the big names. but she had to wait a decade or so to get the role. when she did, it was like she had a lwa ys when she did, it was like she had always been there. that is when some people got to know her the very first time. also the relationship with her sons and her relationship with her sons and her relationship with her sons and her relationship with her screen husband, frank butcher. she was one of those tireless troopers we have seen in british entertainment. we talked about her on screen and the carry on films and east but he was very established in the theatre? yes, with this tony award nomination under her belt, i think she felt in later yea rs under her belt, i think she felt in later years she was typecast by his screen success and most people knew her as one thing. but she loved the stage, she was often willing in her early years to sacrifice bigger tv audiences to stay on the stage. she was a singer in soho clubs when she started out, she love the intima

now, into sunday morning, you can see that cold front, the tail end of it, just clearing the south—easte skies clear. we find ourselves in the centre of the low pressure, and here, the weather will be quite changeable. there will be sunny spells, showers, some of them will be wintry, and it will be a good deal colder, temperatures 3—6 degrees, and then cold enough on monday for the potential of some snow there, even across southern parts of the uk. we're keeping a very close eye on this weather here developing in the south come monday. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm freya cole. possible human remains are found near the debris of a large explosion in the centre of the us city of nashville. european union ambassadors receive hard copies of the post—brexit trade deal in a christmas day briefing led by michel barnier. still no resolution over the us covid stimulus bill — millions could lose benefits if donald trump doesn't sign it into law. and joining the ranks of pop legends like the beatles and the spice girls — a coup

reaching 95% for covid, it was on the increase, particularly bad where i am in tower hamlets on the east endt of elective, that's the normal work would be doing in the nhs, to cope with notjust of this rise in covid, but the covid vaccination, which we start tomorrow in tower hamlets as gps, the flu vaccination, which we are now doing to the 65—year—olds, and a very large number of backlog of treatment from the first wave. looking at pictures of picadilly circus and a rather empty london but when you talk about a capacity of 95%, what does that look like? itjust means there is no spare space, do you know what i mean? you are really working at extremis, and the only way to maintain therefore covid, if it goes any further, any higher, the treatment of covid is to stop doing a whole raft of other treatments in the nhs. when you see pictures, and we're not seeing them at the moment, but pictures crowds out shopping, getting very close to each other, what is your reaction?” getting very close to each other, what is your reaction? i think it is a real problem, because i walked past our shopping ce