this was our first far east festival.t for the future. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, a very warm welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> the u.s. president is praising north korea's leader for holding back on a decision to fire ballistic missiles near guam. donald trump took to twitter in response to a north korean state-run media report this week. it quoted kim jong-un as saying he would watch the conduct of the u.s. before making a decision. trump wrote on wednesday kim jong-un of north korea made a very wise and well reasoned decision. the alternative would have been both catastrophic and unacceptable. trump stoked fears last week whene

again the fate of the eight missing workers in that flooded diamond mine in far east russia remains still as we start a new week as rescue efforts continue the hundred forty three other miners though have been saved since friday's incident in one of the world's largest excavated holes or one of the survivors has been talking about what they went through. a monday and friday morning you had to work your day begins and then disaster strikes . george was always good i was shift started suddenly the lights went out and he got windy and misty out of nowhere a massive wave hit me i swallowed dirty salt water i couldn't breathe thirty six year old alicia. was one of the one hundred fifty one miners left trapped underground in a flooded diamond mine in russia's far east what we call the water was cold and dirty and it was my chest there were obstacles pipes boards and all the rubbish that i had to move with my leg badly injured and it was difficult of course but what can i do i wanted to live at least said it was fighting against time as he tried to escape i got. my leg was trapped the i am pipes

the far south—east probably avoiding the wet weather today., bright and reasonably warm, whereas further north, some sunshine for north wales and much of northern england, with one or two isolated showers, but an improved day here. further showers in the north of scotland and northern ireland, as well. we've got three zones of weather again for tuesday as that front continues north. rain for the midlands, wales and the south—west, mostly dry but one or two scattered showers. could be on the heavy side in the south—east, 20 degrees here. sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland. bye— bye. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: consumer groups say urgent action is needed to tackle a lack of competition in the energy market. they were responding to the launch of an independent review to look at ways of reducing costs while meeting climate change targets. one man has been rescued and another found dead after their boat sank off the west sussex coast. a search operation for two other men who were also on the fishing trip was suspende

the center of hurricane harvey and all the rain effecting areas as far east as louisiana and moving into houston and as far south as browns mill texas. it continues to move to the north and west the rest of today and into tonight. north and west of corpus christi, we look at the path of hurricane harvey a category two storm right now, and this will more than likely strengthen to a category three storm overnight tonight before making landfall and the problem with this storm is that it sits and spins and meanders not just over the weekend but into the middle of next week. we are talking about torrential rain on the way for coastal sections of texas. what we can expect is 15 to 25 inches of rain and isolated sections 35 inches of rain. some folks are looking at a year's worth of rain in just a few days and this could be the first major hurricane to hit the united states in 12 years, the last one was 2005 with hurricane wilma. and our weather is gorgeous here at home and details in the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> can you get weather updates throughout the weekend including real time

another miner is rescued from a flooded mine in the far east of russia spending nearly twenty four hours trapped underground eight people are still missing. ten pm here in moscow this is r t international from the team on myself. you know not only a welcome to the program our top story this hour the white house has announced that crackdown on intelligence and government leaks which been seriously damaging to the trumpet ministration the culprits are being warned to stop no or face legal consequences leaks are incredibly damaging to our intelligence mission and capabilities simply put these leaks hurt our country if you improperly disclose classified information we will find you we will investigate you we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law and you will not be happy with the result. the attorney general sees the justice department has been pursuing up by three times more leaks than during the final years of the obama administration and it is not only government employees who could face prosecution the media may also be forced to reveal its sources critics of slum van't as

mind the far east of russia after the big problem there last friday the fate of eight missing workers in the flooded mind of russia's far east remains no we can tell you was it stands rescuers and now trying to pipelines there to make a sound in the hope that the tapping will make the money is respond for locate where they are emergency crews last month is to bring a monitor service on friday not much has changed since then bringing the total say verse to one hundred and forty three. on that stretch of the guy's name. if he'd spent nearly twenty four hours on the ground there before being reached must be terrifying he had a phone ringing follow the sound of that lead managed to call and let rescuers know its location has been describing his ordeal. as it was. i was just started certainly the lights went out which will usually go windy and misty out of nowhere a massive wave hit me i swallowed it she saw water. i couldn't breathe. because the water was cold and it and it was my chest there were obstacles to pipes the boards and all the rubbish was of the moment i had to move with my le

developing story the far east of russia another mind rescued from a flooded diamond mine a us illness. great to have you company thanks for watching r.t. international my name is kevin with you this hour it's just one o'clock in the afternoon here in moscow and first on in this half hour news bulletin the trumpet ministrations announced a crackdown on federal government leaks which have left the white house and the culprits a big war to stop now or face legal consequences leaks are incredibly damaging to our intelligence mission. and capabilities simply put these leaks hurt our country if you improperly disclose classified information we will find you we will investigate you we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law and you will not be happy with the result the attorney general says the justice department has been pursuing about three times more leaks than it was during the last years of the a bomber administration and it's not only government employees who could face prosecution jeff sessions also board that the media could be forced to reveal sources critics that is an

another miner is rescued from a flooded diamond mine in far east russia after spending nearly twenty four hours trapped underground eight people remain missing. but i welcome it's just turned two o'clock here in moscow you're watching international our top story this hour the trump administration has announced a crackdown on federal government leaks which have left the white house in turmoil the culprits are being warned to stop or face legal consequences leaks our intranet are very damaging to our intelligence mission and capabilities simply put these leaks hurt our country if you improperly disclose classified. nation we will find you we will investigate you we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law you will not be happy with the result well it's only general there says the justice department has been purpose chewing about three times more leaks than it was during the last years of the obama administration and it's not only government employees who could face prosecution jeff sessions also warned that the media could be forced to reveal sources critics' land that is an

another miner is rescued from the diamond mine in the far east of russia spending nearly twenty four hours. people are still. twenty four hour news live from our international news center in moscow this is our team names you know me a welcome to the program our top story the white house has announced that dawn on intelligence on government leaks which seriously damaging to the trump administration the culprits are being warned to stop or face legal consequences. leaks are and tragically damaging to our intelligence mission and capabilities simply put these leaks hurt our country if you improperly disclose classified information we will find you we will investigate you we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law you will not be happy with the result. the attorney general say's the justice department has been pursuing a by three times more leaks than during the final years of the a bomb administration now that's not only government employees could face prosecution the media may also be forced to reveal its sources critics of slum thousand attack on free speech but there are

thanks another miner is rescued from a flooded diamond mine in the far east to brush here after spending nearly twenty four hours trapped underground eight people remain missing. thank you i welcome you watching our international start this hour with breaking news because we have a warning to that some of the following images are disturbing video has emerged from yemen showing the bodies of a family being dragged from the rubble following an alleged saudi led coalition strike nine people were killed including six children after their house collapsed according to local officials the air strike occurred during a battle between the u.s. and saudi backed forces in yemen against al qaida in the city of sodom the saudi led coalition denies it was responsible saying they do not target civilians. now another new south a new in the white house is an answer crackdown on intelligence and government leaks which have left the trumpet ministration in turmoil the culprits are being warned to stop now or face legal consequences leaks aren't tragic very damaging to our intelligence mission and capabiliti

another miner this morning rescued from that flooded diamond mine in far east russia but eight remain missing. kevin though in this is are to internationalise just to midday here in moscow so very good afternoon for me thanks for joining us for this thirty minutes of news starting with this the trumpet ministrations announced a crackdown on federal government leaks which have left the white house in turmoil the culprits are being warned to stop now or face legal consequences leaks are incredibly damaging to our intelligence mission and capabilities simply put these leaks hurt our country if you improperly disclose classified information we will find you we will investigate you we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law and you will. not be happy with the result the attorney general says the justice department has been pursuing about three times more leagues than it was during the last years of the obama administration and it's not only government employees who could face prosecution jeff sessions also warned that the media could be forced to reveal sources too well critics

rain over some areas, and in the early hours of tuesday morning, there could be some rain in the far north eastven a clap of thunder. the day starting is a relatively mild one. 14,16, even up to 17 in the south. bright across most areas, some showers around, here and there. the south—east, midlands, wales, some showers in the lake district. maybe some showers in northern ireland and western scotland, most of that overnight rain moving away to the north—east of the screen, good riddance. as far as tuesday morning, the second half of the morning and the afternoon, showers brewing inland. not a completely dry day. take an umbrella if you are out for any length of time. sunny spells, feeling quite warm, but showers breaking out. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? london getting up to 2a degrees, on par with paris but some storms around here. similar to warsaw and moscow. in italy and rome, temperatures up to 35 degrees. at home, tuesday into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure. that usually means fine weather. for many parts of england and eastern scotland, wednesday morning and after

central and southern areas, this area of cloud and rain will break up as it moves south and east, towards the farnoticeably fresher, and much cooler day particularly towards the north and the west, pictures in the high teens. wednesday two areas of low pressure invading us from the south and the west, that's going to bring a lot more cloud on wednesday, with it outbreaks of rain, some of which could be heavy across the south—east, largely dry weather for scotla nd south—east, largely dry weather for scotland northern england, temperatures coming down by a few degrees, 16—18. towards the end of the week a mixture of sunny spells and showers, we've lost the heat, temperatures in london about 20, to summarise that was that warm if not hot start to the week there will be rain and it will turn cooler for all of by wednesday then high—pressure returns as we go into the weekend so things will settle down and it will dry out for the weekend. goodbye. this is bbc news. i am joanna gosling. the headlines at 11: tens of thousands more people in houston are told to leave their homes as floodwaters continue t

south—east england staying dry with sunshine, not just the far south—east, many northern western areasshowers, quite a mixed picture. as we head deeper into the week, it remains mixed. this area of low pressure across the net continent could bring some have heavy, maybe thundery rain to the east. strong northerly winds as well. high—pressure tries to build, slowly in the middle part of the week onwards, conditioning looking better across western areas. some wet weather for the week ahead, windy at times, that means it will feel quite cool, particularly along the eastern coastal areas. this is bbc news, the headlines at tpm. review into the cost of energy is dismissed as cold comfort by consumer groups who say households at domagoj vida pay too much force of the us and china have welcomed tougher sanctions against north korea in the wake of its recent ballistic missile test. one man has died and another has been rescued after a boat sank in the english channel off the coast of sure in west sussex. what we can say for sure is whatever happened happened incredibly quickly. there was no di

some sunshine across the far south—east. temperatures i7 to 21 degrees. the far south—east.ratures 17 to 21 degrees. the rest of the week is not looking great, we're going to continue to see heavy rain or even thundershowers at times. windy as well, winds coming down from the north sobel bill quite cool. signs of it stepping down a bit towards the end of the week. hello. this is bbc news: these are the headlines: the government has launched an independent review to look at ways of reducing energy costs. but consumer groups have criticised the move, saying urgent action is needed now to tackle a lack of competition in the market. china and america have welcomed tough new un sanctions against north korea in the wake of its recent ballistic missile testing. the chinese foreign minister has told his north korean counterpart that pyongyang should stop carrying out nuclear and missile tests. one man has died and another has been rescued after their boat sank off the west sussex coast. the coastguard has suspended a search operation for two further men also thought to have been on

early hours of tuesday morning, there still could be some heavier rain around across the far, far north—eastouth—east as well, and maybe even a crack of thunder. and the start to the day is a relatively mild one. 14,16 degrees, even up to 17 during the rush hour across the south. and really, it is starting pretty nice nad bright across most areas. there are a few showers around, here and there, but on balance, fine start from the south—east, the midlands, wales. a couple of showers there around the lake district, maybe a few dotted around in northern ireland and western scotland, but on the whole, a nice start to the day. and here is that overnight rain moving away towards the north—east, off the edge of the screen — good riddance. now, as far as tuesday morning, and the second half of the morning and the afternoon is concerned, showers are actually going to be brewing inland. so it is not a completely dry day. take a brolly if you are out for any lengthy period of time. sunny spells — plenty of them, yes, and feeling quite warm, but there will be showers breaking out. how are we doing compa

the far east will stay dry with temperatures up east will stay dry with temperatures up to 19 celsiusr round of brexit talks ends with frustration on both sides — the eu's chief negotiator says there's been ‘no decisive progress' while the brexit secretary has called for more flexibility. the football transfer window in england hasjust closed, and it's a premier league record, with clubs spending more than £1.2 billion. in the wake of croquet hardy, the white house says it will ask the white house says it will ask the white house says it will ask the white house for emergency funding. and on newsnight, are britain's betting companies hitting on society's most vulnerable gambling addicts? we talk to one man who was targeted relentlessly even when he was in prison forfraud.

the eu should do is look at how europe plays a part with those global markets, with the us and the far eastthere's been a number of concerns about chinese companies and also their close involvement with the state in china and how that reflects with their strategies and their drivers as they expand overseas. there's the balance between protectionism and the free market andi protectionism and the free market and i think that's the line the eu has to walk. it still has pushed back, number of countries in the eu, especially the nordic countries, portugal and spain, as we read in the fta, have always pushed back against too much control from the central eu about who they can and can't do business with so it's a fine line. the us is already doing it, they are looking after themselves already? it's the america first strategy, a bit protectionism about their home markets but in a globalised world, a world where people want the best technology and where we want to have the cutting edge and the jobs and innovation, there's a balance that needs to be struck. talking about a globalised world, the times

scattered showers and sunny spells to the north of that and largely dry in the south—east, the far south—eastisk northerly wind and weather fronts will bring outbreaks of rain as well so rather unsettled over the next few days with heavy rain and showers around. the wind coming down from the north went to anything for the temperatures. thanks very much, jay. we'll be back with the headlines at 8am but now it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show: ben is seeking out beats in pakistan. i'm getting my kicks in thailand. i am about to step in the ring with momo. he looks really mean. this is a country that some governments say you probably shouldn't visit as a tourist, pakistan. terror—related incidents, kidnappings and political turmoil have all taken their toll on the country's reputation. and as the country prepares to celebrate its 70th anniversary of independence, the travel show‘s benjamin zand packed his backpack and headed for karachi. i was in karachi, pakistan, on the search for some good news. as a man who likes music, like pretty much everyone else in the wo

here's storm tracker6 live double scan radar 3-d, the rain already affecting areas as far east as louisiana and as far south as brownsville, texas. you can see the rain heavy there in houston ton, also into corpus christi. we can track the buoy data with this. to the south of the center of the storm we have winds as high as 60 miles per hour, wave heights 20 feet. a very powerful storm as it inches closer to the texas coastline. the problem with this storm is that it's expected to make landfall as a category three. then it sits and spins and meanders anders over the coast. as far as expected rainfall we are expecting more than 2 feet of rain there in victoria, 26.79-inches, about 18-inches of rain expected there in houston and even moisture back down to the east in louisiana. so we'll talk about what we can expect. this is a category three storm. it is expected to make landfall overnight as a cat three. catastrophic flooding is a big concern. power outages for days and storm surge up to six to 12 feet. more details in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. monica. >> thank you melissa

slow—moving front will bring rain across the south west of england at times, and a few showers in east anglia, but the far is the story of the day. few offer northern ireland and northern england and it will be approved in yorkshire and manchester and wales. —— improved. south west, more cloud and outbreaks of rain, but not a complete wash—out. for the likes of kent to the isle of wight, mostly dry and warm and sunny, but the weather front is slow—moving and it is sticking around in the south west and it will move further north in two parts of wales, returning across the midlands into northern england as we head into tuesday morning. clearer skies to the north of that, with a few showers, mostly dry to start the day on tuesday, but we have the area of low pressure which will move north out of continental europe, heading up the north sea, and that will import showers potentially across the south east at times. in between, quite warm and sunny, and then further rain across the south west of england and wales, into the midlands and northern england, michael macro for the likes of newcastle with a breeze comi

the far east of england and eastern scotland will probably get away with a dry picture too much of thetember on our website. —— check out the forecast. source i'm ross, i'm with source source. we begin with a chemical plant in texas, there are fears that there could be toxic fumes, as there have been explosions. and brexit. we did not get any of the disciplines on any of the subjects. i think it is fair to say we have seen i think it is fair to say we have seen concrete i think it is fair to say we have seen concrete progress. over seen concrete progress. over 300 new species have been found in the amazon. many in areas threatened by human activity. bbc brazil will cover this for us. to get in touch across the hour as we bring the main global stories of the

early hours of tuesday morning, there still could be some heavier rain around across the far, far north—eastd maybe even a crack of thunder. and the start to the day is a relatively mild one. 14,16 degrees, even up to 17 during the rush hour across the south. and really, it is starting pretty nice nad bright across most areas. there are a few showers around, here and there, but on balance, fine start from the south—east, the midlands, wales. a couple of showers there, around the lake district, maybe a few dotted around in northern ireland and western scotland, but on the whole, a nice start to the day. and here is that overnight rain moving away towards the north—east, off the edge of the screen — good riddance. now, as far as tuesday morning, and the second half of the morning and the afternoon is concerned, showers are actually going to be brewing inland. so it is not a completely dry day. take a brolly if you are out for any lengthy period of time. sunny spells, plenty of them, yes, and feeling quite warm, but there will be showers breaking out. how are we doing compared to the rest of eu

. >> reporter: this on the heels of a missile test experts say could reach cities as far east as chicago. the news coming one day after north korea warned of thousand fold revenge. after sanctions. >> this is going to send a very stong message and a united message. >> reporter: still, not enough to get north korea to back down. >> we are working on deterrence with a rogue regime. >> reporter: north korea flexing its military muscle at the u.s. relies on diplomacy. rex tillerson working -- while this development was not unexpected, it happened much sooner than anticipated. >> thank you. neighbors are still concerned and so is the sfpd. the beefed up security at dolores park will continue. officers will patrol the park seven-days a week on foot. they will come from the mission statement. so far no arrest in the shooting which is thought to be gang related. >>> the city of walnut creek is making waves with the swim community. i am sharon cats suda in walnut creek. >>> athletes inches closer. to their olympic dream, winter olympics six months away. >>> i am meteorologist jeff ranieri, a beau

rain over some areas, and in the early hours of tuesday morning, there could be some rain in the far north eastn a clap of thunder. the day starting is a relatively mild one. 14,16, even up to 17 in the south. bright across most areas, some showers around, here and there. the start to the day is relatively mild. even up to 17 during the rush hour. it is really starting nice and brightly across most areas. a few showers here and there but good start for the south—east, the midlands and wales, a few showers around the lake district but on the whole nice start to the day. the overnight rain moving away towards the north—east, good riddance. as far as tuesday morning and afternoon are concerned, showers brewing in land so not a completely dry day. sunny spells, plenty of them and feeling quite well, —— warm, but there will be rain. london on the pa rt there will be rain. london on the part with paris but some stalls around here similar to warsaw and moscow. in italy temperatures up to 35 degrees. tuesday into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure which usually means fine weather. many parts of englan

a few heavy showers running into was east anglia. the farof england will stay dry, with some sunshine and it looks pretty good at london stadium for the athletics. we could see a shower through the afternoon but essentially dry temperatures around 20 degrees. the weatherfront remains in situ across central and southern areas through monday night, tending to fizzle out but reinvigorating towards the end of the night. to the north, clear spells and a few showers once again. it is looking unsettled heading into tuesday, not only because of the existing weather front but we start to see this area of low pressure moving in to eastern areas from the near continent bringing heavy and maybe thundery downpours on tuesday and wednesday across eastern and south—eastern parts of england. also the north, north—easterly winds make it feel cool for the time of year. further north and west, sunshine and a few showers, looking quite heavy. those other temperatures ranging from 18 to 20 celsius, cooler on the east coast. it looks unsettled for the week ahead,

i want to tell folks about another problem, this one in the far east bay we are tracking this morning. i will put the maps up to show you where this is. highway 41 shut down in both directions right now in the discovery bay area because of what is reported to be a deadly head-on crash in that area that happened early this morning. this is highway 4 right at discovery bay boulevard where the closure is and because of that investigation, they have the highway shut down and they are diverting traffic on to byron highway. if you are trying to get into or out of discovery bay, this will be a big problem for you. highway 4 shut down in that area because of a deadly crash this morning. we will keep track of that closure as we move throughout the morning. in the meantime, here is what things look like on highway 24 in lafayette. it is getting busier. all the folks heading westbound. no crashes we are tracking in that area, fortunately. here is a live look at the east shore freeway. it says the macarthur maze, but that is the east shore freeway. lots of folks making their way westbound to the

affecting areas as far east as new orleans and as far south as brownsville, texas. we'll take a look at this system and see where it is in relation to the united states. it's in the northwest corner of the gulf of mexico. we'll go over the stats with hurricane harvey and winds sustained at 110 miles per hour still a category two hurricane, moving to the northwest at 10 miles per hour and the maximum sustained gusts 130 miles per hour. but as we go throughout the rest of tonight and into the day tomorrow hurricane harvey is expected to strengthen and become a category three storm overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. so the big concern is that it doesn't just make landfall in texas but right through the middle of next week through wednesday this storm will sit and spin and meander along the gulf coast of mexico and there in texas and this is a major rain concern. stormtracker 6 live double scan you can already see that moisture in the senter of the storm in the gulf of mexico and the rain effecting areas in houston down to corpus christi, texas. as far as the rain

early hours of tuesday morning, there still could be some heavier rain around across the far, far north—eastmaybe even a crack of thunder. and the start to the day is a relatively mild one. 14,16 degrees, even up to 17 during the rush hour across the south. and really, it is starting pretty nice nad bright across most areas. there are a few showers around, here and there, but on balance, fine start from the south—east, the midlands, wales. a couple of showers there, around the lake district, maybe a few dotted around in northern ireland and western scotland, but on the whole, a nice start to the day. and here is that overnight rain moving away towards the north—east, off the edge of the screen — good riddance. now, as far as tuesday morning, and the second half of the morning and the afternoon is concerned, showers are actually going to be brewing inland. so it is not a completely dry day. take a brolly if you are out for any lengthy period of time. sunny spells, plenty of them, yes, and feeling quite warm, but there will be showers breaking out. how are we doing compared to the rest of euro

all traffic in san francisco will be diverted to the far east side of the plaza. >>> bike sharing is causing controversy with an expansion of the effort rolling into the debate. russell walker has the store you will only see on kpix 5 . >> it is nothing new for us to see this in pieces . >> reporter: there is no way to say how many bikes were dismembered this weekend, but this one is certainly getting the most attention. one of the ford-sponsored bikes. >> i love it. >> reporter: it may be a hit with taurus, but some mission residents are not so enthusiastic. >> they are collecting the data to let ford know where to put their chariot shuttlebus. >> reporter: this person opposes the ford bike pods. he has seen the photo and the threat of cheers it is drawing on social media a strike against a vehicle of gentrification. >> many people are saying this is what happens when that kind of company comes into this neighborhood. t'challa dolores park you'll find every one of these has had the back tire clipped. >> we are just fed up. >> reporter: the director says thbike blowback meom the long

the journey from the far west to the far east of india as the country celebrates 70 years of independenceone defining legacy of british rule in the vast sprawling ——, it's the vast sprawling railway network. it's still the lifeblood of the country today. join us that if you can, but don't forget you can follow us wherever we are in the world by following our social media streams. from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. this is bbc news. i'mjane i'm jane hill. the headlines at 11am. he is a one—man world superpower, it is cold for farah! mo farah wins his tenth straight athletics gold medal as he storms his way to the 10,000 metre title. he really has that aura of invincibility, i am not sure the others really deep down believe that they can beat him. it is day two of the championships and katarina johnson—thompson kicks off her bid for a gold medal in the heptathlon with the 100 metres hurdles. tens of thousands of passengers face three weeks of disruption from today asa three weeks of disruption from today as a major engineering begins at the country's busiest railway station.

rain over some areas, and in the early hours of tuesday morning, there could be some rain in the far north eastth—east as well, maybe even a clap of thunder. the day starting is a relatively mild one. 14,16, even up to 17 in the south. bright across most areas, some showers around, here and there. the south—east, midlands, wales, some showers in the lake district. maybe some showers in northern ireland and western scotland, most of that overnight rain moving away to the north—east of the screen, good riddance. as far as tuesday morning, the second half of the morning and the afternoon, showers brewing inland. not a completely dry day. take an umbrella if you are out for any length of time. sunny spells, feeling quite warm, but showers breaking out. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? london getting up to 2a degrees, on par with paris but some storms around here. similar to moscow. in italy and rome, temperatures up to 35 degrees. at home, tuesday into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure. that usually means fine weather. for many parts of england and eastern scotland, wednesday morn

. >> it's a rural area in a far east county and our last homicide was back 10 years ago in 2008 and it's a very safe quite area. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. henry lee. "ktvu2" news. >> a quick thinking commuter and a bart operator help save the life of a stranger. a man walked onto the tracks and when you look at the video you can't see him you can see the reaction. watch on the left side of your screen -- screen as commuters are waving to train and they are able to get the attention and the driver stopped several car lengths from where the man was on the tracks. a bart train operator recovering from head injuries after being attacked in the east bay. investigators say it happened last night and police are the passenger was sleeping on an outer surface -- service train and punch the operator when she tried to wake him up and she fell and hit her head. >> let me just say violence against our employees and those that are on the front lines will not be tolerated. >> part police say they were able to track down the suspect shortly after the attack. myron mi

rain will move its way furthersouth, breaking up, really, a zone of clout in the south—east, still sunshine across the fary, two areas of low pressure are moving in, converting together, bringing outbreaks of rain on wednesday in england and wales. it could be heavy across the south of england. largely dry with sunny spells for scotland, northern ireland and some showers. temperatures in the south—east down by several degrees competitive day —— today. pressure by wednesday and on thursday and friday, around 16-20dc. a mix on thursday and friday, around 16—20dc. a mix of sunny spells and showers. just to summarise, it is a warm and if not hot start to the week, cooler by wednesday and by the weekend, high—pressure returns and it should be largely fine and dry, again with some sunny spells. this is bbc news. i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 12: with water levels rising fast in houston in the trail of tropical storm harvey — tens of thousands more people are told to leave their homes. this lady, she will not come out. she is handicapped. she is over here on the left—hand side. we know she is there, we kn

country8 to 1975, every in the far east drove white imperial supremacy and capitalism out of control over their lives. every single one. in the middle east from india with gandhi, and egypt and all of the other middle eastern countries, white imperial supremacy and exploitation was driven out. 53 countries in africa with south africa being the last in 1993, white imperial supremacy and explanation -- host: we are running out of time here but think us -- take us to 2017. caller: it is this. this mentality that we live within this country has been so ingrained for greed that people don't even know who they are anymore. poor, black, it is not the white guys, they have been explored and -- exploited just like the poor black guy. these other people are victims. minorities, just the victims. keep the scenario going for money. for the love of money. it is the root of all evil. that will be the destruction of this country. caller inrt, our last this segment of today's washington journal. on theup we get in ground perspective on that recent violence in ,harlottesville from joe thomas a conserv

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slight risk of it but right now everything is kind of point ing to that happening to areas of our far eastody will see this tomorrow , however and could see just a little bit into tuesday, but other than that not much happening until later in the week. a warm day tomorrow, temperatures into the low to mid 830s every where and winds will be light. humidity will start to creep in every so slightly and the tropics heating up. we have tropical storm girth here. the good new is about gert is she's going to move off to the north, northeast. by monday, tuesday it will be actually located between the carolinas and beer mud actioner but it's heading right off to see. this is at least some good good news we'll watch it very closely for u updates on it. right here at home 81-degrees, a few clouds, but looking pretty good. it will be a warm day as we head up to the mid 80s. we could see the showers start to kick in from two to 5:00 in the afternoon. mostly clear, for tomorrow we're going to be heating it up for a 82-degrees for a daytime high. that's nothing because why, the 90s are returning. we'll h

coming up next week, we begin a journey from the far west to the far east of india as the country celebrates independence. if there is one defining legacy of british rule, it's the vast sprawling creaking indian railway network. it's still the lifeblood of the country today. join us for that if you can but don't forget you can follow us wherever we are in the world byjoining our social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens 110w. but from me and the rest of the team here in bangkok, thailand, it's goodbye. hello there. saturday brought with it some intense downpours, showers with hail and thunder. equally, we had some stunning photos. this is my favourite, a double rainbow in aberdeenshire, but plenty with menacing clouds, this was through the afternoon from kent. all those showers just about died out through the night, and it is chilly. 10—11 in towns and cities, single figures to start the morning in rural areas, some frost if you are up early enough. that high—pressure hanging on in the east today, that will start to bring some rain into northern ireland fairly quickly throug

these huge corals like this out on the far-east slope there have e just died. so they bleacached, and then the tissuee died because e it was so hot. now we see the cocoral being overgrown by y algae. this is a beautiful area that we go to in the bali straits. these are animals. those aren't plants; those are animals in the current. they're soft corals, the big table corals, fish. this is a place with very strong currents. here it is a year later. soft corals are almost all dead, and those that are bleached are starving. they get smaller and smaller and smaller, like this one, this huge coral. it's a soft coral. here's a healthy soft coral, and here it is a year later. they essentially die from the heat, and the skeleton just breaks up and fall down to the bottom of the sea. alling: menjangan is a sacred place in bali, and so the local people come and they pray, they make offerings, and it's a tourist deststinatiobecause menjangan's probably the leleadn dive destinatition for bali. and they all use anchors, so they're all throwing them on the reef, and in the pr

coming up next week, we begin a journey from the far west to the far east of india as the country celebratesndence. if there is one defining legacy of british rule, it's the vast sprawling creaking indian railway network. it's still the lifeblood of the country today. join us for that if you can but don't forget you can follow us wherever we are in the world byjoining our social media feeds. all of the details are on your screens now. but from me and the rest of the team here in bangkok, thailand, it's goodbye. well, no sign of summer for tuesday, or indeed the rest of this week. it's going to be very mixed. it was certainly quite mixed on monday. this was yesterday. some sunshine there in cambridgeshire. we also had some rain at henley—on—thames in 0xfordshire. tuesday will be no different. a real mixed bag on the way. brollies at the ready. you can see how extensive the cloud is right now across the southern half of the uk. through the night, rain from the south—west across the midlands into lincolnshire. even here there could be downpours and cracks of thunder. in the north it will be cle

east, you will get to see it. sacramento will have great views. but you don't have to go that far. you can stay closer obviously to the bay and get a good view. we have been seeing a lot of forecast models showing early clearing that day. but may not be in time for the eclipse to actually be seen from our area. we have 6-mile visibility from half moon bay. clear in oakland, concord, petaluma 5-mile visibility, santa rosa 8 miles. so not bad on the roads and the visibility there. but obviously, we are seeing those clouds creeping through the bay area and here's what's going on for the rest of the day. this afternoon, you can expect to get slight breezes. clouds clearing sooner than yesterday. so that means sunny, warm temperatures, especially inland. temperatures above average today actually and then along the coast, along the bay, very seasonal for where we should be this time of the year. so far the winds look like this. we are getting west winds coming out of san francisco at 10. oakland 10, as well. west-northwest in pleasanton. so we are going to see some northwesterly winds co

again the fate of the missing workers in the flooded diamond mine in far east russia remains unknown as rescuers continue their efforts hundred forty three other miners have been saved since friday's incident and one of the world's largest excavated holes one of the survivors who spent nearly twenty four hours on the ground spin talking about his ordeal. yours was always good i was shift started certainly the lights went out. we got windy and misty out of nowhere a massive wave hit me i swallowed dirty salt water. i couldn't breathe. the water was cold and dirty and up to my chest there were obstacles pipes boards and all the rubbish was of the moment i had to move with my leg badly injured and it was difficult of course but what can i do i wanted to live. like i was at work you know my leg was trapped those pipes were bending because of the water pressure i had to try and get my leg out without breaking it i got lucky . and i looked for any way to be rescued was a phone was my only hope is however all the phones were destroyed. so the arabia is seeking to end the lawsuits accusing i