from the lenticularis clouds that gary spotted in st andrews, fife, to the asperatus clouds we had further by strong winds rippling over mountains, for example over the highlands, create this wavy pattern. we had some impressive clouds sent to us during saturday. for the second half of the weekend, cold air will be moving our way, coming straight down from the arctic. that will send temperatures below normal for the time of year. although we start the day on a cloudy note, the cloud will melt away. on sunday, we will see plenty of sunshine. there will be a few showers across north—eastern areas but for most, it is how the day will feel that will be biggest change. factor in the brisk north—westerly winds and it will feel colder. as high pressure begins to move in to kill the winds off, we will have clear skies, meaning we're in for a cold night as we get into the early hours of monday morning. with temperatures in towns and cities getting into low single figures, expect patches of frost in the countryside across wales and northern england and perhaps some of northern ireland and certainly

officers say it appears the driver of a box truck slammed into an suv carrying fife family members. officers say ambulances took five people to the hospital. one of those victims later died. the 3 year-old boy. officers are now investigating what happened. >> we're in the preliminary stages. we don't believe alcohol is a factor. we're connecting the investigation. >> officers say the accident happened on the southbound lane. south of the lark where beach traffic slows to a crawl. the families suv was stopped and the truck plowed into it from behind. the driver of the truck suffered minor injuries. and i just confirmed with officers that that 3 year-old boy that was killed was strapped into a car seat. reporting live. >> heartbreaking. thanks. we did send a tweet. the moment the highway patrol opened the lanes on 17 after that terrible crash. follow us on twitter. for the lathes on developing stories. >>> a serious crash between two emergency vehicles. happened about 10:00 a.m. on florida street. fire department suv and ambulance were responding to separate emergency calls when they

sixers within fife. joel with 18 points. 13 rebounds and 27 minutes. he played more than bret brown thought he would. wizards up two. slams it home. next possession, from the window. to the wall. john wall, 28 points the lead is up to six. sixers hanging in. how about seven 3s. jj redick can't tie it. with seconds left. sixers lose. 120-115. joel embiid says he was surprised brown let him play 27 minutes. >> we got to stop it's a plan. plan with that. go out there and play. approximate you're tired get up because injuries happen more often when you're tired. >> it's more of a plan we have this year. than a restriction. and when you look at and you feel the flow of the game, that's where the variables come in. >> a minutes plan chl like a cell phone. okay. eagles get back to a regular practice schedule preparing for the redskins. it would be a big win. how hungry this team? >> it's the conference championship game. that's how we have to approach it chl going into the game. monday night. and it's going to the fans will treat it like a championship game.

we'll use just my phone number and take fife minutes to see what we can find. >> is that your facebook display name? >> yes. >> it found a profile for you. >> reporter: i've never added a phone number to facebook. it still tracked me down. a few more clicks reveal my age and all the places i lived. >> it suggests people you can be related to. >> reporter: here's a major way it's getting out anyway. through places like pin tres. dating apps and travel sites. when you click continue with facebook and google instead of creating a new log in. >> they peek into the profile. and additional things you may not want to disclose. >> reporter: the fine print explains what they'll do next. >> save it, store it. sell it. >> reporter: file data exposes location, even which way camera was pointing. good nouz is most social platforms scrub that information. or you can find a site to do it on your own. at least some form of online invisibility can be achieved. >> as long as we're careful about it. i think we can be better. and there's hope. >> reporter: the hope rests with you. and your control of what

there are some gaps in the midlands and heading towards fife as well. 0vernight cloudy and windy and over inverness. it blows over the mountains of the highlands, making it waves and wiggle, and it will be blustery in the north, gusts of 50 miles an hour, even stronger on the very top of the mountain, a gust of over 100 miles an hour right at the top, earlier on. not too much rain, a bit on the far west coast of scotland, but the second half of the weekend gets much colder swapping north—westerly winds for northerly wind flows, dropping temperatures. that will be felt tonight across scotland, a cloudy start to the night, and those clear skies work m, night, and those clear skies work in, flicking around more to a north—westerly direction. cold in the rural parts of scotland by the end of the night maybe even some ground frost. cloudy over england and wales tomorrow morning, melting away, not much sunshine to go around but feeling cold, particularly. northern england where some temperatures will stray into single figures. even south, temperatures colder than it has been. the area of h

talented and ha rd—working people who of immensely talented and hard—working people who want to make fifeaking plans to head back to poland, slovakia, not because they don't like scotland but because they don't like scotland but because they don't think the uk will make it possible to welcome them. will he guarantee in law the rights of these citizens? other than using them as negotiating capital? let me take those issues, three questions there, in sequence. firstly, separating the 27. nothing could be further from the truth. the worst thing for the uk would be for us worst thing for the uk would be for us to have to deal with fragmentary groups of the eu. we would never get an answer. but it is also the case we should talk to each of the 27th to see what their own interests are. the interests of poland, lithuania, may differ from holland the interests of poland, lithuania, may differfrom holland or belgium. and again from spain and italy. we talk to them on a continuous basis to make sure we know what they want. also, to pick up the last point, i think it was a polish member, we will go

. >>> we are following breaking news where fife people have been shot at a business in edgewood thisorning. this is located about 30 minutes north of baltimore. police are looking far black c gmc acadia. look for live reports beginning today. stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app for updates. we'll have a live update coming up at the end of this newscast. >>> switching gears to something lighter and very important. the philadelphia area offers some of the best medical care any where with doctors and hospitals here in our city. sick children will travel whatever the distance. finding a place to stay could be at home. jamie is the sective droekt to. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> you raise money that goes into the hands of people who need it. >> yes. we are having our fourth event. it is as far from and lots of local craft brews. at the end of the event it's about raising money for our family. it is all about removing the financial barriers for families vab difficult time getting to afoint ms. >> some you were going to take hotel rooms, you duld you know this all well. i am very

gaps in that cloud, particularly across lots of southern england, midlands and a few working towards fifee start to draw in cold arctic northerly winds. overnight tonight the first signs of that change arrive. most of the night it's cloudy, mist over the hills, spots of light rain and drizzle on coasts and hills as well. during the second half of the night we see that colder air begin to move southwards into scotla nd air begin to move southwards into scotland as the skies hereditary, it will turn chilly. for — as the skies clear here it will turn chilly. sunday, more sunshine than the case today. but it's going to be feel colder. temperatures staying into single figures but feeling cold in that brisk westerly wind. there will be one or two showers working in across the scottish islands and northern isles and aberdeenshire as well from time to time. for most a colder day coming up. that's the weather. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 14.30. the spanish government has taken charge of catalonia's administration, a day after the region's parliament declared independence. the deposed

there is going to be a try fife of trouble. >> that's right. we have the first alert out for tomorrow for the entire area, generally 7:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. we're talking more about the morning rush and the afternoon rush. the leaves are clogging up the drains and even though we may not get several inches of rain, we have big downpours in a short amount of time and that can lead to problems. the category is high for this time of year. this is not typically the severe weather season. so that's a little bit unusual. clou cloudy skies now. very warm and humid. there's the rain. thunderstorms down to the south. there have been tornadoes in south carolina. with this front that is coming this way, generally coming into our area during the morning hours, that's when we're going to get the worst of the weather. gusts 35 to 45, maybe even a little higher. and the total rainfall is not all that high. it's just that it's all going to come right in a few minutes. look how warm it is out there right now. 70 plus. way above average and it's going to stay 7

regardless of whether it's going to come into effect or not this is the previous two articles bonafide fife antics to provide. security to the citizens of a significant issue. based on the response from the catalan leader. will decide the following steps one which. forwards in time and they don't want to return to normality to restore the constitutional normality. or otherwise he can continue for something and. i sincerely hope that he will choose the right decision we are. very clear from the outset. is kind of experiencing some of the most serious issues it's not at this period between incompetent or. it's not even public order. unfortunately that's not the case today in catalonia spain and. has nothing to do with. the usual political scuffle. i mean we are actually facing. that go beyond political clout that we may see in the civilized society. principles so to the. court of law and how enormous comes the. respect of the law being defined. these are the foundations of the democratic society the clear ality legality. forty years ago visual culture democracy. and the spanish. have been abl

rob: fife terrorists were exchanged for his return. julie: army veteran pete hegseth.: good morning. jillian: is he pleading guilty in terms of leniency from a judge. pete: whether he got some sort of deal from prosecutors, ultimately it goes before the judge and the judge will make the call in what he faces, the lesser of the two is what he will face, life in prison for misbehavior before the enemy or desertition cost. we don't know if he cut a deal. trial was supposed to start a week from now. it'll likely become a sentencing instead because he's likely to plea guilty. rob: a story that enrages a lot of members in the military and a lot of americans in general because you see the image of the five terrorist that is we had to give up to get him back and it's a very dangerous precedent. misbehavior before the enemy is the charge, potential of life in prison. tell us about that. >> it's different than treason, treason to join the enemy, you shamefully abandon, which he clearly did, abandoning his post and walking off base. what the prosecutors knew he could do is likely

fife. they're hunting a stone that will run so we have to hide our religion otherwise they will cut us into pieces. that disguises his faith whenever he leaves his neighborhood he shaved his beard and changes his clothes. he even changes his name. becomes. he's not alone many muslims in the capital disguises themselves as christians to avoid attack. in areas outside the capitol controlled by muslim rebel groups christians do the same on a visit to central african republic the united nations secretary-general called for armed groups to design an engaging in political dialogue. for decades religious leaders and politicians have been for many hatred and divisions in this community bringing this country to the edge of civil war it's now with a recently elected president and his newly appointed government to bring back dialogue instability to this country the president says he will bring peace. we want to build a safer c.a.r. where the population lives in peace in mutual respect so that we work

he faces up to fife years in prison after he left his post, he was he would captive by the taliban for five years before being released in 2014. >>> this morning the 2017 noble peace prize went to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. it is a coalition of non governmental organizations from about 100 countriesesoming to eliminate commune clear weapons through an international tree tee. they are say--treaty. they are betting the afor their work to draw awe tension to the consequences of use of nuclear weapons. >>> hillary clinton is in the bay area today to parties bait in a new initiative focused on digital policy. it is taking place at stanford university, where clinton spoke last year. today her speech is beginning to focus on the democratic party owes core values and more. clinton is set to speak at 4:30 p.m. this afternoon. >>> coming up this morning on the 9, flu season is officially here, up next, dr. larry is here on the set with predictions for the flu season and likely a recommendation to get your flu shot and who is in most dire need of that flu shot. >>> new

. >> reporter: this is the carrier's third trip to the sea of japan in the lath fife months. the the missiles thort korea has launched have come crashes down. >> the training that we conduct is about being ready to respond. and, ready to respond to whatever happens. >> i have control of everything that moves on the flight deck and on the hangar bay. one plus 30-minute cycle, we could launch an event from anywhere from 12 to 15 to 20-plus aircraft. >> reporter: with so many moving parts, live bombs and missiles, and no margin of error, coordination is critical. just before the fighter jet hits the deck, it goes to full power. in case it doesn't hit any of the wires. >> too high, you're not going to stop. too low, it can get catastrophic pretty quickly. we have the best pilots in the world out here. any deviation and it c poorly quickly. >> reporter: this pilot, call sign waldo, has been flying for 16 years. >> the ability to target an aircraft and our ability to defend ourselves makes us -- makes me feel pretty good. so from a personal standpoint, i'm not alarmed. >> reporter:

fife feet. biloxi around four feet. around five feet. not quite into the seven to 11 toot range.o one is complaining. mobile around four foot right now. waiting to see how much higher that gets. high tide is one hour from now. in mobile bay. so that's the next story to watch. to see. we want to see when the gauges start going down. we know we have hit the max surges. no more damage will be done. and that's the max water height. >> you expect it slow down? do we know how fast it's moving now? >> they gave the new update. let's see. it's partially how. movement is north at 20. still 85 miles per hour winds. that didn't change too much. the actual forecast path of the storm. the forward speeds only going to increase so by 7:00 a.m., that's central time. it's only about 5 and a half hours from now. the storm will be up there between montgomery. and it really accelerates by the time we get to sunday night the storm is over central tennessee. and by then barely a tropical storm. at 40 miles per hour winds. disappearing as it moving over the mountain areas. we could get very -- if we ha

some brighter skies for fife and aberdeenshire. to see a blanket of cloud obscuring the skies for a time tonight. it will be quite mild, temperatures on the most part in double figures. to start the day tomorrow, and improving picture compared to today. fewer showers, lighter winds and a bit more sunshine. for parts of northern ireland, the west of scotland, north—west england and north—west wales, that is the areas where you will see some passing showers. elsewhere, looking drier and temperatures a degree also higher than today, 15—18. into monday and tuesday, low pressure dominates. it will be moving in from the atlantic, bringing spells of bloodstream wet weather, interspersed with some drier conditions. into next week, those winds strengthening, wettest in the north—west, a little dry towards the south and east but all in alla towards the south and east but all in all a pretty autumnal feel to things. thank you very much, autumnal feel, it is awesome. the bbc has confirmed details of changes to the government's flagship benefit

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