this goes into eec over nighlasting through 9:00 in the morning. and the areas affected livermore.d east bay. north bay. napa and fair field. will feel the chill. into lake county temperatures could drop into the upper 20s there. you want to bring in the pet and protect the plants. it will be a rather cold night. tonight. tomorrow after that frigd start have the winter jacket. you don't need the rain gear tomorrow. temperature wise it will be similar to where we were today. temperatures struggle to make it into the mid-50s. under partly cloudy skies. the clouds are in advance of the next storm system tuesday. the storm impact scale a level 1 system tuesday. light showers most cities it looks like tuesday afternoon picking up less than quarter of an inch of rain. winds pick up gusting close to 30 miles per hour. we'll time this storm out for you. future weather. joo we'll jump ahead 6:00 tuesday morning. there could be a spotty sprinkle. the latest information is probably the rain will hold off into the late morning early afternoon. 1:00 tuesday starting to see light showers on shor

, history of parliament when we voted tojoin the eec, the votes, whether triggering article 50 or thety basis. it should not be seen as string or perverse to now work on a cross party basis on delivering the exit strategy. i think if all of us come together and work towards that, then i think that will restore a confidence which is lately lapsed in the general public that we as politicians are here, serving the national interest, not in the narrow self or party interests and i'll probably be the approach. simon hall, thank you very much. let's bring in brandon lewis, the chairman of the conservative party. there are some things is a terrible result for the prime minister. we have had a vote. we should respect that vote. it is exactly what we were saying about the brexit but in 2016. the prime minister in 2016... she won the leadership by a smaller margin in 2016. the focus has to be on going forward , 2016. the focus has to be on going forward, delivering. get that deal that we can get through parliament. and also, focused on the date job of also delivering good job opportunities and

yerevan and it is the capital, it is doing more or less ok but when you drive outside the capital, eecst potholed roads, there are nojobs and it just really looks potholed roads, there are nojobs and itjust really looks like the rest of the country lives in extreme poverty. —— you see. so quite an extreme task ahead, he needs to put the rest of his team together. he has been criticised for not having a strong enough team, but all that lies ahead today, armenians are celebrating the victory, as they believe it, and i can see in the morning people are smiling, they are congratulating each other, they are saying this has been a fair vote and it really reflects the will of the armenian people. 0k, we shall keep a close eye. thank you so much. migration is one of the biggest issues facing the world today and managing the mass movement of people can be overwhelming for individual governments. well, a more universal agreement could soon be guiding policy—making at an international level, with the un general assembly to endorse a new approach to the issue. it's called the global compact for mi

. >>> and winds will be picking up overnight tonight as a advisory go eec >>> federal investigators are looking into a cyber attack that affected many major newspapers yesterday. the attack caused delivery delays for some papers including the l.a. times and the san diego union tribune. a department of homeland security spokesperson says they are working with partners to understand the situation. officials have not formally commented on who was behind the hack, but sources told the l.a. times the attack appeared in the form of ransomware. >>> the looks like the government shutdown won't be ending until after new year's. >> it's in its ninth day. this means we may not see any movement to break the stalemate until january 3rd. that is the date when democrats take control of the house. the shutdown has affected about 800,000 federal employees. some are lowed while others are working and not receiving a paycheck. >> and while all this plays out we're seeing the signs of the shutdown right here in the bay area. cornell bernard shows us what's going on at some of our national parks. >> reporte

as the eec ever altered into the european union of increasing political depth, the british people doubts membership of any union that involves the pooling of sovereignty can only be sustained with a consent of the people. in the referendum of 2016, the biggest democratic exercise in our history, the british public withdrew that consent. they confirmed the honourable lady has lost their size. i hope she will compound by opposing the section 30 when the scottish government wants it. she should respect the democracy she is talking about, it applies to scotland to. cani about, it applies to scotland to. can i see to the honourable gentleman, asi can i see to the honourable gentleman, as i said, i've just referred to the fact that membership of any union that involves the pooling of sovereignty can only be sustained by the consent of the people. in 2016 that consent was withdrawn by the british public in relation to our membership of the eu. in 2014, when the people of scotland were asked to remain in the uk, they voted to stay in the united kingdom. as i've just repeated, in the referendum o

your heart shall thrill and rejoice, because the abundance of the eec shall be brought to you, and theght. but the lord will be your everlasting light, and your god will be your glory. your sun shone no more go down, or your moon withdraw itself, for the lord will be your everlasting light, and your days of mourning shall be ended. the word of the lord. praise be to god. the story was almost over, even before it had fully begun. shortly afterjohn di dawn saturday the 1944, lieutenant george gw bush took off from the us to attack a radio tower. as they approach the target, the air was heavy with flak, the plane was hit, smoke—filled the cockpit, flames raced across the wings. my god, lieutenant bush thought, this things going to go down. yet he kept the plane at its 35 degrees diet, dropped his bombs, and then roared off out to see, telling his crewmates to hit the silt. following protocol, lieutenant bush turned the plane so they could bailout. only then did bush parachute from the cockpit. the wind propelled him backward, and he gashed his head on the tail of the plane as he flew thro