saturday, we see a deep area of low pressure which could bring a spell of gales, maybe even severe galesday night's rain clearing through, this is the deep area of low pressure i was talking about moving in for saturday, but i think many places start bright once you lose friday night's rain. some sunshine around, but the winds will pick up, the cloud will increase and eventually it will turn very wet across western areas with some heavy rain, gales picking up, severe gales perhaps for western scotland, gusts of 70 mph. could see a bit of sunshine lasting into the southeast, where we could make 15 degrees. but then the wind and rain spreads through during saturday night. 0n into sunday, this next feature could bring some very wet weather to southern portions of the country through the day. this little bit of uncertainty to the northern extent of this rain. it does look like much of wales, the midlands southwards could have a bit of a soaking day. further north, it's going to be bright, breezy again, plenty of showers, some of which will be heavy, and we could see some snow over the scotti

put the gales up 17 at the half pch usf finding the game in the second half.nky ferrari revving up for three of the 22. charles i hadland. three makes it a 10-point. but the gales hang on kuzi to mat ice for the slam. 86-80 both teams 5 and three in conference play. one bay area connection with the. gonzalez joining ed reed and cham bailey as inductees in canton eligibility. gonzalez ma 14-time pro bowl selection led the league in catches in 2004. 102 unstoppable with the chiefs and falcon. ers induct pd johnny robinson. gill brandt and. tom flores, again on the outside looking in np tom flores deserves to be in the hall of fame. and chief quarterback. patrick mahomes named the nfl mvp see you after warriors and the lakers at 8:00. >> if you can turn that into english be my guest. this is load management. >> thanks, larry. >> study up on that. >> okay. >> in the mean we watch the storm with livedoppler7. >> and drew has an update ahead on your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't

ata quite breezy, if not gales as well.ng showery outbreaks of rain on tuesday. south—eastern areas seeing the best of the sunshine but still a caulfield here with six degrees, further south and west, ten to 12 hour afternoon high. that rain continues to push throughout the country. —— still a call deal. across the country, not quite as cold but still unsettled and although that fund will start to ease away, we still have isobars across the country which means it will be pretty breezy and there will be plenty of showers. chiefly up into the north and west, so west of scotla nd into the north and west, so west of scotland and northern ireland. that weather front will get quite a wriggle on down across the south—western into the south—east, it could produce a wet weather throughout the day on wednesday. highest values you have 11 degrees, a little bit cooler again in the far north with six or seven. that rain will ease away at the wednesday night, skies were clear, winds a little lighter and so that means at the same time, we

something we haven't seen in quite a while, pretty deep areas of low pressure bringing gales and spellsg very unsettled with a deep area of low pressure to bring widespread gales and quite heavy rain. now, this is actually a deep low that's been named storm erik by met eireann because it will likely bring disruptive winds to the northern half of the country including parts of scotland and northern england as we head from friday night into saturday. but early this morning, the winds will be picking up from the south—west as this storm gets closer. it'll be pushing in some pretty heavy rains in northern and western areas, maybe some snow over the scottish hills. it's going to be a very mild start to friday, particularly across the south—west. temperatures there in plymouth around 10 degrees. so it's going to be a very blustery morning. outbreaks of showery rain ahead of the main band of rain which will spread its way eastwards, bringing some pretty torrential in fact across some central and eastern areas into the afternoon. the rain remains heavy across much of scotland and northern irela

something we haven't seen in quite awhile, pretty deep areas of low pressure bringing gales and spellsry unsettled with a deep area of low pressure to bring widespread gales and quite heavy rain. now, this is actually a deep low that's been named storm erik by met eireann because it will likely bring disruptive winds to the northern half of the country including parts of scotland and northern england as we head from friday night into saturday. but early this morning, the winds will be picking up from the south—west as this storm gets closer. it'll be pushing in some pretty heavy rains in northern and western areas, maybe some snow over the scottish hills. it's going to be a very mild start to friday, particularly across the south—west. temperatures there in plymouth around 10 degrees. so it's going to be a very blustery morning. outbreaks of showery rain ahead of the main band of rain which will spread its way eastwards, bringing some pretty torrential in fact across some central and eastern areas into the afternoon. the rain remains heavy across much of scotland and northern ireland,

meaning some rain and gales as well. a bit ofa meaning some rain and gales as well. a bit of a shock to the system as temperatures return closer to normal. tonight at 6: for the first time theresa may concedes that brexit could be delayed. the prime minister offers a series of votes, including a postponement — but she tells them more time doesn't solve the problems. ultimately, the choices we face would remain unchanged — leave with a deal, leave with no deal, or have no brexit. the prime minister has become quite the expert at kicking the can down the road. but the problem is the road is running out. theresa may's concession came after a threat of rebellion in her own ranks — we'll find out what those mps think now. also tonight... one of the pope's top advisers is found guilty of sexual offences — cardinal pell is the most senior catholic cleric to be convicted. the far right activist tommy robinson is banned from facebook — and his instgram profile has been taken down too. the new rules on organ donations — a gift of life from nine—year—old keira to eleven—year—ol

and places. 0nce strengthening wind, some gales and places.nce again the potential for gusts up to 60 miles an hour or so. and then there was strong winds into the night and saturday morning. it is all done to this area of low pressure, moving away from scotland on saturday. some rain and hill snow and the risk of some flooding north of the central alps because the brain and the snow melts. maybe strong wind in the south later in the weekend. we will keep an eye on that. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. the president of the european council, donald tusk, has spoken of a "special place in hell" for those who promoted brexit, without a plan to deliver it safely. i have been wondering what that special place in hell is like for those who demoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it. that's it. so goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. by the end of the day manchester city could be back on top of the premier league, a pos

gales like the dons are serve- 47 and 4 in conference. thick this out. kiss cam. that's jimmy carter and rosalynn indicator at the atlanta hawks game. over zealous. and that friends for life. not in public. and the then, no. but there's man's best friend on valentine's day. he's there with you. i love this. this is the maple leafs seeing a young fan. gives her a puck. look at her. her reaction absolutely priceless after she gets it. >> that's the sports life for a thursday night. >> i love it when they do that. thanks for joining us tonight. happy valentine's day. good night. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. crap. crappacino. charlie craplin. in colombia, when the old man starts yelling at the mail, we put them on a sandbar and wait for the tide to come in. well,

we are talking gales widely in western and northern areas, but severe gales across the hills of scotlandy, potentially developing into another area of low pressure. sunday could turn out to be quite soggy across southern and western areas, hopefully brighter for the north. goodbye. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2... walking away — president trump cuts short his summit with kim jong—un — over korea's insistence that some us sanctions should be lifted. you always have to be prepared to walk. i could have signed an agreement today, and they knew people would have said, what a terrible deal, what a terrible thing he did. no, you have to be prepared to walk. back to the fray — the president is heading back to washington, where his former lawyer told congress that he's a racist and a conman. a gesture of peace — pakistan says it will release the indian pilot it captured but tensions over kashmir remain high coming up on afternoon live, all the sport withjohn watson. phil neville is targeting a clean sweep of wins in the united states as the countdown continu

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with the comment he made about the first africans who came to virginia four centuries ago, a comment gale king felt the need to correct. >> if you look at virginia's history we're now at the 400-year anniversary. just 90 miles from here in 1619 the first indentured servants from africa landed on our shores and what we call now fort monroe. >> also known as slavery. >> yes. >> you hear northam there, the endentured servants. he says justin fairfax must resign if sexual assault allegations against him prove to be true. today delegate patrick hope plans introduce articles of impeachment. if it passes the house the senate would conduct a trial that could lead to his removal. fairfax claims it was consensual. >>> two new candidates declared over the weekend. senator amy klobuchar launching her pid in the teeth of a minnesota blizzard. highlighting her working class personal stories, the daughter of a teacher and newspaper man, and vowed to, quote, heal the heart of our democracy. >> i am running for every american. i am running for you. and i promise you this, as your president i will look you

gale force winds for scotland.r into parts of north—west england and western wales. england should be dry but we will see remnants of that weather front. temperatures are frost—free. the weather front will invigorate across the south—east on monday. showers developing in the west, but a lot of dry and bright weather. showers most frequent in scotland and northern ireland, a gusty day, with gusts reaching gale—force across the far cooler on monday, leading to a cooler tuesday night. some showers in the west, cloud increasing, hazy sunshine and rain later. temperatures 10—12 celsius. iam i am pleased about all of that. thank you very much. it is 8:16am. more on our main story now. president trump has called on britain and other european allies to "take back" more than 800 islamic state fighters, who've been captured in syria, so they can be prosecuted. he warned that, otherwise, the militants would have to be released — and could return home by themselves. let's speak to counter—terrorism consultant douglas weeks who

this is usf and the gales. here we go. malick scored a career high 30. they live and die by the three. charles for usf, friendly roll here and the dons once down 17, gave them a game. 5:00 left. gales pushed it back up to 12. jordan ford, excuse me, i got to score now. st. mary's hung on to win 86-80 and dons have fallen to 17-5 with a second straight loss. now we pivot to the nfl. on the field, it closes for business tomorrow. the super bowl. that's appointment television. 3:30 here on kpix. vegas line hasn't moved. it's still the patriots a slight 2 1/2-point favorite to beat the rams. how competitive is this going to be? here is one bay area native to another. >> what sort of advice would you give this guy as he gets ready to take on the big, bad patriots? >> not giving him any advice. >> tom brady fired up. look at the body language here. competitive juices and the 41- year-old goes all the way back to his childhood in san mateo. his record of 5-3 in super bowls still bothers him and check how he once lost his temper while playing golf. oh, his dad,

in western scotland it'll be windy, strong to gale force strength.day of sunshine and showers today mostly. the bulk of the showers over western scotland, some getting into eastern areas. northern ireland seeing lots of showers developing and pushing into cumbria, as well, with hail and thunder. the south—east of england could stay quite cloudy, rain and drizzle developing in the afternoon. strong winds to the north—west where we have the more frequent showers. temperatures back to 9 degrees here, and it will be ten or 11 degrees elsewhere. mild but not as mild as recently. the area of low pressure is moving away. the weather front ta kes is moving away. the weather front takes the rain away from the south—east. the next system arrives by the end of the night. things calm down overnight. chilly start on tuesday morning. a few pockets of frost, as well. a bright start, hazy sunshine, but things cloud overfrom the west and we see rain coming into northern ireland late into western scotland. breezy day. temperatures between nine and 11 degrees on wednes

something we haven't seen in quite a while, pretty deep areas of low pressure bringing gales and spellsto bring widespread gales and quite heavy rain. now, this is actually a deep low that's been named storm erik by met eireann because it will likely bring disruptive winds to the northern half of the country including parts of scotland and northern england as we head from friday night into saturday. but early this morning, the winds will be picking up from the south—west as this storm gets closer. it'll be pushing in some pretty heavy rains in northern and western areas, maybe some snow over the scottish hills. it's going to be a very mild start to friday, particularly across the south—west. temperatures there in plymouth around 10 degrees. so it's going to be a very blustery morning. outbreaks of showery rain ahead of the main band of rain which will spread its way eastwards, bringing some pretty torrential in fact across some central and eastern areas into the afternoon. the rain remains heavy across much of scotland and northern ireland, those winds a real feature, as—ssmph across ma

we look ahead to tonight's make or break fight between chris eubankjunior and james de gale.res today. exeter stretched their lead at the top of the table beating bottom side newcastle. harlequins stay third after beating bristol. northampton narrowly won at home to bath and sale won the midtable encounter over wasps. three matches in the pro 1a — only one result for you though... the italian side benneton thrashed the dragons 57 points to 7. ulster zebre and edinburgh cardiff are both 7.35 kick offs. now we've already covered all the men's rugby but there's plenty of action in the women's six nations this weekend. italy have just kicked off against ireland and france are up against scotland in an 8 o clock kick off. you can watch both matches via the red button. tomorrow wales host england. the game's governing body is hoping the excitement will persuade thousands more women and girls to pick up a ball for the first time. hundreds of so—called inner warrior sessions are being held across the uk and our very own mike bushell has been to one in manchester. across the land the

is a swathe of wet weather coming in, our first gales for some considerable time.and east and it hangs around. there is some uncertainty on sunday because of this area of low pressure. at the moment it looks like the southern half of the uk will be brighter with showers further north but either way some wet and windy weather this weekend. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines this hour. a woman convicted of killing her husband with a hammer wins an appeal against the murder conviction. sally challen now faces a retrial, after defence lawyers argued she'd suffered decades of psychological abuse. her son gave his reaction to the news. it is an amazing moment, the courts have acknowledged this case needs to be looked at again, as we have

something we haven't seen in quite awhile, pretty deep areas of low pressure bringing gales and spells bring widespread gales and quite heavy rain. now, this is actually a deep low that's been named storm erik by met eireann because it will likely bring disruptive winds to the northern half of the country including parts of scotland and northern england as we head from friday night into saturday. but early this morning, the winds will be picking up from the south—west as this storm gets closer. it'll be pushing in some pretty heavy rains in northern and western areas, maybe some snow over the scottish hills. it's going to be a very mild start to friday, particularly across the south—west. temperatures there in plymouth around 10 degrees. so it's going to be a very blustery morning. outbreaks of showery rain ahead of the main band of rain which will spread its way eastwards, bringing some pretty torrential in fact across some central and eastern areas into the afternoon. the rain remains heavy across much of scotland and northern ireland, those winds a real feature, as—ssmph across many

outbreaks of rain and even gale force wind in places and temperatures around 13 degrees in london, stillage but we have been used to those above average temperatures. so that will feel very chilly. that is the latest for me. you're watching beyond 100 days. theresa may says mps will be given the choice of no deal or delay if her withdrawal agreement fails to win support. the brexiteers in her party say ministers who are seeking an extension to article 50 are in fact plotting to stop brexit. the prime minister says mps can vote to delay brexit for three months but at some point they will have to make a decision. ultimately the choices we face remain unchanged. leave with a deal, leave with no deal or have no brexit. michael cohen will tell congress that donald trump has committed crimes since becoming president. the problem is mr cohen is a convicted felon — so should we believe him?

something we haven't seen in quite a while, pretty deep areas of low pressure bringing gales and spellsite heavy rain. now, this is actually a deep low that's been named storm erik by met eireann because it will likely bring disruptive winds to the northern half of the country including parts of scotland and northern england as we head from friday night into saturday. but early this morning, the winds will be picking up from the south—west as this storm gets closer. it'll be pushing in some pretty heavy rains in northern and western areas, maybe some snow over the scottish hills. it's going to be a very mild start to friday, particularly across the south—west. temperatures there in plymouth around 10 degrees. so it's going to be a very blustery morning. outbreaks of showery rain ahead of the main band of rain which will spread its way eastwards, bringing some pretty torrential in fact across some central and eastern areas into the afternoon. the rain remains heavy across much of scotland and northern ireland, those winds a real feature, as—ssmph across many areas. 60—70 across some nort

unsettled weather, though, often windy with gales and severe gales, especially across the north—westbe further problems travelling around the night, especially around central and southern england. that‘s your latest weather. this is bbc news. i‘m kasia madera. our top stories: a wave of destruction captured on camera — dramatic new footage shows the moment a dam collapsed in brazil. at least 110 people are dead and more than 200 still missing. the question everyone here is stunned by is how this could ever have been allowed to happen. facebook loses one of its key fact—checking partners, prompting questions about how committed it is to rooting out fake news. we have a special report from venezuela, where opponents of nicholas maduro say they‘ve been detained and tortured in the past few days. translation: they put a gun

the low pressure swings in and brings us strong winds, gale force winds expected across parts of northern, scotland, these western coasts, all of us will catch at least a bit of rain and it is going to feel pretty nippy in that wind, at least compared to what we have just got used to. that's it from me, goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. we will be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines: the prime minister has told mps that if her brexit deal is rejected, they will get an opportunity to vote on ruling out a no—deal brexit, and possibly delaying brexit itself. the government releases an internal briefing paper on the impact of a no—deal brexit, warning of significant effects on cross—border trade, tariffs, and the northern ireland economy. emergency crews attend a huge moorland fire which has broken out on saddleworth moor, on the outskirts of huddersfield, in west yorkshire. india says it has conducted air—strikes in pakistan—administered kashmir, targetting a militant group it says killed a0 indian soldiers in a suicide attack a fortnight ago. plans to

something we haven't seen in quite awhile, pretty deep areas of low pressure bringing gales and spells and heavy rain. this is actually a deep blow that is being named storm eric by met eireann because it will bring disruptive wins to the north of the country including parts of scotland and northern england friday night into saturday but early this morning, the wind will be picking up from the south—west is this storm gets closer. pushing in some pretty heavy rains in northern and western parts with snow over the scottish hills. it's going to be a very mild start to friday, particularly across the south—west, plymouth around 10 degrees. it is going to be a very blustery morning. 0utbrea ks degrees. it is going to be a very blustery morning. outbreaks of showery rain ahead of the main band of rain which will spread its way eastwards and some pretty torrential in central and eastern areas into the afternoon, the rain remaining heavy across much of scotland and northern ireland, those wins will feature 40, northern ireland, those wins will feature 40 , 50 northern ireland, those wins will

we could see gales across the south—west and some of that rain turning heavy for a time as well.art with that low pressure centred on the north of the uk and we will see some showers. the southern flank is where we will see the strongest of the winds driving those showers. mostly along west facing coasts but some will push further inland as we go through the day on saturday. it is breezy, seven up day on saturday. it is breezy, seven up to 12 degrees the high. as we move out of saturday, there is the potential for low pressure to drift off into scandinavia and high pressure to build. there will be a—level of uncertainty as to what will happen further ahead and where that pressure is likely to set, but it looks like the potential is there for something, to develop as we get into next week. high pressure looks likely to take over and there will be some colder nights next week but a calmer story for all. take care. that's all. to build a new model in the uk. a letter has revealed the investment was conditional on the new x—trail model being made in sunderland. it's deeply disappoint

, spring gales, but gales for some time.e another one developing in its wake across the south. the uncertainty for sunday is how far north it will come. looks like it will be an issue for the southern half of england and wales were sunshine and showers for the north but all the time, the temperatures are still above average. we are talking about it being mild a very mild at times potentially for saturday, just not as it has been. a definite change on the way but there will be some sunshine in between. more later. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. a woman who killed her husband with a hammer has won an appeal against her murder conviction. sally challen will now face a retrial, after her lawyers argued she suffered decades of mental abuse. another resignation over brexit — george eustice, a junior agriculture minister, quits over delays to leaving the eu. theresa may says she's sorry to receive his resignation, but says her focus remains on getting her brexit deal through parliament. a man who gave his girlfriend drugs

gales, even severe gales developing around that low, so it will be blustery everywhere. to 10—12 degrees widely across the uk. so a very mild february day. now, on into the weekend, that low pressure moves out into the northern north sea. we do have some cold winds working in across the far north of scotland, but otherwise, our winds are coming in from a west—southwesterly direction. still relatively mild, 8—10 degrees across england and wales with some sunshine. rain at times further north, but perhaps a little bit of snow over the very highest ground in scotland. heading into sunday, well, we could see another area of low pressure, this time targeting the south of the country. some uncertainty how far north this rain gets, so that's something we'll be fine—tuning over the next couple of days. but there will be some showers across the north and west of the country. notice temperatures coming down. it will feel a little bit cooler as we go through the weekend, but still mild in the south. now, the trough driving those areas of low pressure over the weekend eases out of t

this one bringing widespread gales and severe gales across the united kingdom, with gusts reaching 50. into the weekend, it is going to stay pretty unsettled with further rain at times and strong winds. potential of some very strong winds. potential of some very strong wind is across the south on sunday. there is some uncertainty in the detail of the moment. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm... calls for an apology from european council president donald tusk — as theresa may prepares to return to brussels — he takes aim at the uk's brexiteers by by the way, i have been wondering what the special place and how it looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan for how to carry it safely. the coroner overseeing the inquest into the death of teenager molly russell — is writing to four social media companies, to demand access to her internet history. you were not supposed to do that, thank you very much. a rare moment of unity in a divided america,

so we are ending the weekend ona mild gales so we are ending the weekend on a mild note but risk ofdistractions or state the forecast. —— so state into the forecast. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is outside source. there are calls for an apology from the eu president after after he had this to say about the uk's pro—brexit politicians. by the way, i've been wondering what the special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it safely. a new report on climate change and extreme weather — we're likely to experience things we've not seen in hundreds of years. the pope admits for the first time ever that clerics have sexually abused nuns, and it's still going on. the us secretary of state says us troops will stay in syria to fight is, weeks after president trump said the group had been defeated. we'll be live in washington. venezuela is in the grip of a worsening humanitarian crisis as these men battle for the presidency. the opposition leaderjuan guaido — who declared himself interim president last month — is trying to bring

gale force winds developing on saturday as this low pressure sweeps in.the rain arrives late on in the day. those temperatures are just about double figures in the north, i3 temperatures are just about double figures in the north, 13 or ia in the south. a few degrees above the seasonal. sunday we have low pressure to the north of the country. this will bring wet weather to southern portions of britain. uncertain as to how far north it will be. look at a wet day across the south. 0utbreaks will be. look at a wet day across the south. outbreaks of rain, strong winds, and some snow returning to the higher ground of scotland. in between, good to see a slice of dry weather with some sunshine. temperatures 9— i2 weather with some sunshine. temperatures 9— 12 degrees. with the rain and the strong wind it will feel a loss cooler than what we have been used too. the weather returning to the seasonal norm for tomorrow --it will to the seasonal norm for tomorrow ——it will fill a slot cooler. welcome to newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: a series of

those winds will continue to blow a severe gale force and cause disruption to bring the trees down.e south. with all the wind around the clouds come at the wind around the clouds come at the rain, but there could be some went tennis over the hills in the north. the stock winds will continue into saturday as well. we had a nasty way to contend with as well. that is disruption if you are out and about on saturday. we will have and about on saturday. we will have a low pressure set towards the north, continuing to break rain, hail, and snow. sows will diminish the day, but it will take a lot of time for that westerly went to calm down. right i even setting weather through saturday, but there will be gusty winds. it will take the temperature is off balance. it will feel a little bit more pleasant. nine to 11 is average but this time of year. there saturday night come at the prospect is far more wet weather in the south. a potential for some cold weather. we are being attacked from two sides on saturday. some really soggy weather, cloudy weather on sunday with the prospect of snow over t

a bit ofa meaning some rain and gales as well.otes, including a postponement — but she tells them more time doesn't solve the problems. ultimately, the choices we face would remain unchanged — leave with a deal, leave with no deal, or have no brexit. the prime minister has become quite the expert at kicking the can down the road. but the problem is the road is running out. theresa may's concession came after a threat of rebellion in her own ranks — we'll find out what those mps think now. also tonight... one of the pope's top advisers is found guilty of sexual offences —

first lady of syria only on my bumfights in my bill she's also a woman's activist campaigning against gale child violence thank you very much mrs beale for making time for us and first of all how do you feel about the president's declaration of calling this a national emergency and well as a woman and a mother that's. celebrated we need the luxury because we need it we needed a bigger voice a great a voice in the country and there is no reason for the president himself so when we had to declare recession as we said. we embrace these declarations because that is what we need to force to be able. to actually change the people that do with this. hundred years crazy thing in this country. well some will see better than never but still why has it taken this long for reef to be declared a national emergency considering that it's many in major problem for a very long time now well my husband has only been the president of the republic last ten months so in the last ten months my stay out of going out and campaign gets it and then. public have stood up and let the nation know this is something tha

particularly on the southern flank — that is where we're likely to see the strongest of the winds, gale—force will be quite heavy as that low pressure moves its way steadily north and east. so, by the middle of the afternoon, there'll be outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy. the strongest of the winds perhaps into the afternoon, down towards the south—west, 50—60 mile—an—hour gusts not out of the question. and so, with the cloud, the wind and the rain, temperatures perhaps, possibly irrelevant, but nevertheless here they are — 9 to 12 degrees. still relatively mild across the country. now, as we move out of friday into the start of the weekend, that area of low pressure will push off into scandinavia. but we'll need to keep an eye on another potential developing low into the south, which may well bring more rain for the start of the weekend. again, the isobars stay tightly packed, it stays pretty windy with it. so, for the end of the week, it's going to be a mild story but a windy one, and we have the potential to see some gusts of winds 50—70 miles an hour, with further rain at times. take ca

what so we had actually destroyed but now the problem now we facing is that we can't construct the gales cause the coast off producing one is very expensive for us only four out of fourteen greenhouses are still in operation the others are too rundown for him to grow vegetables in them he'd like to borrow money to fix them but he can't get a bank loan. so for now he's plowing just twenty of his one hundred fifty hectares of fields he blames legislation for the plight of zimbabwe's farmers. we have to do all these by door to door deeds and all of bankable because the lender form came in this way or the. land belongs to the state saw. we actually if you have a car you have to use a car or house in town for you to get a lawn. but that's too little to keep a farm of this size going at the moment the only plants crop some small part of the land he's plod and he hopes that his tractor doesn't break down or he won't even be able to do that. let's bring in privileged muslin here who joins us in suburban capital harare good to have you with us privilege how can somebody get its currency crisis es

. >>> a historic winter storm pounds hawaii with gale force winds and snow in very unusual places.ne death blamed on the storm. a wind gust of 191 miles per hour was reported on the big island. the storm bringing rare snowfall to maui. officials say snow may have fallen in the lowest elevation ever observed in the state. >> meantime, seattle still reeling from what seems to be never-ending snow and bitter cold. there may be some relief in sight. schools across washington state were closed monday due to the storms. the seattle metro area experienced three snowstorms this month. according to the national weather service, sea-tac airport has had more than 14 inches of snow in february. that is more than twice the annual average. the annual average. february is the snowiest month in decades. >>> the cleveland browns are giving hunt a second chance. he was released by the chiefs in november after the video of him shoving and kicking a woman at a cleveland hotel. the nfl placed hunt on the commissioner's exempt list. the 23-year-old hunt has been undergoing alcohol and anger management c

gale force winds across the uk. this week, steady waters around the uk.most of us. we have sunshine and frosty mornings on the way as well. monday will be no different. very decent weather on the way. this is the big picture across the continent right now. this high pressure is starting to build across spain, portugal and into france. it's nudging into the uk and soon it will engulf the whole of europe. at the moment, it is still pretty chilly because the winds are blowing out of the north—north—west, however, the milder air you can see here will be reaching out shores by about wednesday. this is what it looks like early hours of monday morning — a couple of showers may be affecting north—eastern parts of england and scotland but on the whole, it's looking clear across most of the uk and there will be a frost. the coldest of the weather, as you would expect, across scotland. minus two in edinburgh, but outside of town, colder than that. a touch of frost further south expected as well but not an awful lot. monday starts off sunny. many of us will have a su

i'm phil gale welcome to the program. donald trump's former fix and personal lawyer has made a string of explosive allegations about the us president michael cohen told a congressional committee that mr trump had prior knowledge of leaked e-mails from the democratic party during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign he also said mr trump instructed him to break campaign finance laws mr cohen said at the beginning of the process. not being ladies and gentleman the days of this committee for taking the president at all caught over. the democratic controlled house flexed its muscle with michael cohen's live testimony and they couldn't have chosen a more colorful witness to kick off their public oversight hearings i am ashamed because i know what mr trump is he is a racist he is a con man and he is a cheat cohen was president trump's personal lawyer for a decade before he was caught up in the probe of russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election he was called to capitol hill to testify on possible crimi

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particularly on the southern flank, that is where we're likely to see the strongest of the winds, galeuite heavy as that low pressure moves its way steadily north and east. so by the middle of the afternoon, there'll be outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy. the strongest of the winds perhaps into the afternoon, down towards the south—west, 50—60 mile an hour gusts not out of the question. and so, with the cloud, the wind and the rain, temperatures perhaps, possibly irrelevant but nevertheless, here they are, 9—12 degrees. still relatively mild across the country. now, as we move out of friday into the start of the weekend, that area of low pressure will push off into scandinavia. but we'll need to keep an eye on another potential developing low into the south, which may well bring more rain for the start of the weekend. again, the isobars stay tightly packed, it stays pretty windy with it. so, for the end of the week, it's going to be a mild story but a windy one, and we have the potential to see some gusts of winds 50—70 miles an hour, with further rain at times. take care. trump welco

gale—force winds across the uk. this week, steady waters around the uk. high pressure is building.of us. we've got some sunshine and some frosty mornings on the way as well, and monday will be no different. very decent weather on the way. this is the big picture across the continent right now. this high pressure is starting to build across spain, portugal, and into france, and you can see it's nudging into the uk, and soon it'll engulf the whole of europe. now, at the moment, it's still pretty chilly because the winds are blowing out of the north—north—west. however, the milder air you can see here, that will be reaching our shores by about wednesday. so this is what it looks like early hours of monday morning — a couple of showers maybe affecting north—eastern parts of england and scotland, but on the whole, it's looking clear across most of the uk, and there will be a frost. the coldest of the weather, as you might expect, will be across scotland — minus two in edinburgh, but outside of town, colder than that. and a touch of frost further south expected, as well, but not an awful

i'm phil gale welcome to the program. hundreds of thousands of students and adults in the u.s. have observed a moment of silence to mark the first on a version of the shooting at a high school in pocklington states of florida americans were shocked when a nineteen year old killed seventeen people at margery stood douglas high school last year the shooting rampage was fueled the debate over gun control and what is different this time was that the students at the high school of turned into political activists they launched a movement called march for our lives for the tightening america's gun laws. valentine's day two thousand and eighteen students at marjorie stoneman douglas high school run for their lives after a gunman opened fire in the school hallways killing fourteen students and three stocks. right. order. in years over. three full lost friends and siblings quickly turned into activism was was was only six weeks after the pop one massacre more than a million young people took to the streets across the u.s. in one of the biggest youth led protests since the vietnam war. th

stron —to gale—force wind, bands of rain followed by showers, 00:11:31,969 --> 2147483051:42:30,699 a> 4294966103:13:29,430 of around 12 or 13 celsius. good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: a huge blaze breaks out on saddleworth moor. west yorkshire fire service says its one of the biggest moorland fires they've ever had to deal with. shocking levels of violence in doctors surgeries — 3,000 patients were banned last year because of their behaviour. theresa may opens the door to a brexit delay, as mps are promised a series of votes if they reject her deal. shutting up shop — as more high street stores close, retail workers face the highest risk of unemployment or redundancy

that's when the really big change is going to come in, so the low—pressure spins in, gale—force windshe hills, too. the rain will sweep right across the country, but look at that, still mild, 14 degrees celsius. so, that's saturday's weather. sunday a little different. whilst one low—pressure swings away to the north, a new one comes in. this one looks like it'll affect areas to the south a little bit more, so rain affecting wales, the southern counties, possibly the midlands as well. exactly how far north this rain gets, it could be here, it could stay even further south than the graphics indicate. but northern areas will probably have some sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11: president trump's former lawyer michael cohen testifies in front of a ccongressional committee in washington. he said he wanted to apologise for helping mr trump, before laying into the president's character. iam i am ashamed because i know what mr trump is, he is a racist comment he is ocon and, nt is a cheat. —— he is they conman. —— he is a conman. mps have rejected a labour propos

enrique:estas rocas fueron extraÍdas de dos canteras al oeste de gales. patricia: muy lejos.para toda su familia. >> te trae unos ejercicios al aire para fortalecer las piernas y ayudar con el equilibrio. >> una costumbre muy popular se ha vuelto muy adictiva a

bringing some gales to the southwest.grant of scotland. that will also be followed by sunshine and blustery showers. you can followed by sunshine and blustery showers. you can see followed by sunshine and blustery showers. you can see ten or 11 celsius there in the far southwest. that is an area of low pressure moving away, a brief of high pressure but the next area of low pressure but the next area of low pressure will make its way. it turns wetter, cloudier, and windy across the heirs. there will be some snow around the high ground scotland but notice the temperatures. we are into double figures, a bit milder. at the wednesday... we have atlantic influence with south—westerly winds. it will be fairly brisk across the northern areas. across the eastern parts, we should see plenty of sunshine and rain across the southern and western areas. double figures across the south, about the seasonal norm. throughout the week, it looks like the atlantic will be bringing us more weather systems, south—westerly winds, outbreaks of ra

three of his career high 30, gales by 17 at the half.ond half, charles bentley, you knew usf was going to make a run. they cut the lead down to as low as three. a little over 5:00 left, ford restored the order and got the runner to go. scored 26. st. mary's hung on and won 86- 80. they improve to 14-9. dons record now 17 had been-5 with their second straight loss. back to the nfl on the field. business closes tomorrow. super bowl liii in atlanta. that's appointment television 3:30 here on kpix. vegas line hasn't moved. it's still the patriots by a slight 2 1/2 points to beat the rams. how competitive is this going to be? here is one bay area native to another. >> what sort of advice would you give this guy as he gets ready to take on the big, bad patriots? >> i'm not giving him any advice. >> yeah, tom brady all fired up. look at his body language. the competitive juices. his ninth super bowl. the 41-year-old, that fiery attitude goes back to his childhood in san mateo. check out how he once lost his temper while playing golf and, you kn

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