it will still continue to blow a gale or severe gale further south.or the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. could be a little bit of mist and fog around, but as the day wears on, we'll start to see this next weather system winding inself to bring some rain into the west. generally we keep an unsettled picture into early next week. welcome to bbc news — broadcast

it will still continue to blow a gale or severe gale further south.ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breezewill be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a bit chilly first thing monday. could be a little bit of mist and fog around,

it will still continue to blow a gale or severe gale further south. a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a bit chilly first thing monday. cou

it will still continue to blow a gale or severe gale further south. through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the better day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a bit chilly first thing monday. could be a little bit of mist and fog arou

it will still continue to blow a gale or severe gale further south. storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a bit chilly first thing monday. could be a little bit of mist and fog around, but as the day wears on, we'll start to s

it will still continue to blow a gale or severe gale further south.inds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a bit chilly first thing monday. a little bit of mist and fog around,

it will still continue to blow a gale or severe gale further south.but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a bit chilly first thing monday. could be a little bit of mis

for gales or severe gales quite widely for england and wales, that's not good news.vernight across england and wales. there are warnings out. there is a potentialfor disruption to transport as well if trees come down. this is how it looks rainy wise. not just the down. this is how it looks rainy wise. notjust the wind, it's the rain as well. that rain is waking its way eastwards. it's going to be quite a soggy saturday as well as a very windy saturday. perhaps in scotland, we will still have rain. the west of scotland may escape the worst of the wind and rain. for most of us, we wake up to a gale in the morning, even inland. severe gales around the coast. wet weather will just continue across northern ireland, parts of southern and western scotland, northern england, north wales, down across the humber for much of the day, really soggy. showers to the south. temperatures are showers to the south. temperatures a re really showers to the south. temperatures are really going to struggle. that went to the afternoon as it switches, it will strengthen again through norther

also severe gales, reallyjust making it feel quite raw out there. your thermometer may well suggest 6—8 degrees, but for scotland, northern ireland and south—west england, feeling much colder than that, you will need a couple of extra layers. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, that area of low pressure stays with us, but slowly plays down into the south—west, so we are going to see some rain in the south—west and some rain reverting back into northern scotland, but sandwiched in between the two, drier, brighter, and a little bit quieter, i am pleased to say on thursday. in terms of the feel of things, not one, 8—10 degrees, but signs from friday into the start of the weekend that things may well change, and that is due to the wind direction. we will lose the northerly flow and pick up more of an easterly, so less cold, hopefully an easterly, so less cold, hopefully a little bit quieter as well. so just cling on to that for the next couple of days as we move towards the end of the week and into the weekend, not as cold with a little more suns

. >> reporter: john and lisa gale in happier times. now, lisa struggles. >> who do i love? >> me. >> reporter: the victim of a stroke on a cruise ship last year. >> all of a sudden she put her hand and was struck. >> reporter: the ship diverted to freeport where they rushed to a local hospital. >> they dumped her like luggage. >> reporter: there were no neurosurge neurosurgeons there and they didn't have a functioning cat scanner. they paid $15,000 out of pocket for an air ambulance back to florida. while rare, it's a cautionary tale with doctors on board as long as man navigated the seas, it's been up to the captain to make the choice of the best course to take. a decision the captain makes in the best interest of the entire vessel. spencer aaronfeld represents people suing cruise lines. >> people have an unreasonable expectation as to what these cruise ships can provide. >> reporter: while there are guidelines for medical care on cruise ships, there are no requirements what must be on board. >> they self-monitor and crue ships don't typically take insurance, nor do foreig

and on the southern flank of that low, we are going to see gales for many, severe gales on exposed coastsh perhaps to cause some travel disruption, particularly for high—sided vehicles and maybe uproot trees which are now starting to becoming full leaf. it'll also bring with it some rain across parts of north wales, into the midlands, north of england, and for northern ireland through the night as well. fair amount of cloud elsewhere. temperatures holding up at around six to 9 degrees. but it'll be the winds that will be the feature first thing in the morning. gusts in excess of 60 to 70 miles per hour in exposed coasts. the stronger winds will travel their way across central and eastern england through the morning. the rain will tend to sit across north wales, northern england, stretching up into the scottish borders, although fairly showery, and across much of northern ireland. so sandwiched to the north and south of that wet weather, there will be some brighter spells. but factor in the strength of the winds, the temperatures really struggling, particularly when you compare them to jus

particularly for england and wales with severe gales around the coast and hills but inland, gales ofson as well. rain persistent across parts of northern ireland, south—west scotland, into northern england, north wales, and with that rain and the when combined, it is really going to feel quite chilly. temperatures barely reaching 10 celsius. to the north as well good spells of sunshine potentially for western scotland. heavy thundery showers as well. it will still continue to blow a gal further south. a windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. the winds will ease as storm hannah blows out to the north sea. pressure building for the second part of the weekend. not paying the family but for the london marathon, probably the day of the two. great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool and temperatures are doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, no northern ireland. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze but much lighter. more respectable for the days ahead. high—pressure

for some, it gale force gusts of wind is in the final. it brought a classic april day. sunny spells and scattered showers, not feeling too bad in the sunshine. some of the show was quite happy with some hail but for others, this is what we were greeted with first thing in the morning. some laying snow, several centimetres in places across parts of scotland. it does look as though there is a potentialforfurther snow over the past few —— next few hours but in a different area. it's worth bearing in mind that they could be disruption on minor roads. that area of low pressure is slipping its way south—west and that is where were likely to see the most u nsettled is where were likely to see the most unsettled weather over the next few hours. any snow is likely to be to higher ground across wales but it's worth bearing in mind because could see some slushy deposits at lower levels and maybe into the west midlands as well. circulating around the below is a band of showers, a pretty miserable early morning rush hour. elsewhere, some clear skies a

for many, severe gales on exposed coast.disruption, especially the high side of vehicles and maybe uproot trees which are now starting to fall lee. also bring some rain across parts of north wales into the midlands and the midlands and northern ireland through the night. paramedic cloud elsewhere and temperatures holding up around 6—9d. when‘s the feature first thing in the morning and gusts in excess of 60-70 the morning and gusts in excess of 60—70 mph unexposed coast and stronger winds travelling their way across central and eastern england through the morning. the rain will tend to sit across north wales, northern england stretching up into the scottish borders although very shabby and across much of northern ireland. so much for the north and south of that what weatherman there'll be brighter brighter spells but factor in the strength of the winds and to pitchers really struggling to pitchers really struggling, particularly when you compare them to just a week ago. highest values of just compare them to just a week ago.

and on the southern flank of that low, we are going to see gales for many, severe gales on exposed coastso be strong enough perhaps to cause some travel disruption, particularly for high—sided vehicles and maybe uproot trees, which are now starting to become in full leaf. it'll also bring with it some rain across parts of north wales, into the midlands, north of england and for northern ireland through the night as well. fair amount of cloud elsewhere, temperatures holding up at around 6—9 degrees. but it will be the winds that will be the feature first thing in the morning. gusts in excess of 60—70 mph on exposed coasts. the stronger winds will travel their way across central and eastern england through the morning. the rain will tend to sit across north wales, northern england, stretching up into the scottish borders, although fairly showery, and across much of northern ireland. so much to the north and south of that wet weather, there will be brighter brighter spells, but factor in the strength of the winds, the temperatures really struggling, particularly when you compare them to just

widespread gales, or even severe gales, with gusts possibly around about 60 mph or more in associationand heavy showers push their way eastwards across much of the uk. very windy weather for the southeast of england during saturday afternoon. plenty of showers around too, and it will feel pretty chilly just 10—12d on saturday. we return to some sunnier skies from the west i think later on in the day. now as that area of low pressure clears away towards the east as we head on into the second half of the weekend, we've got a ridge of higher pressure building in for sunday. so sunday, certainly the better day of the weekend for much of the uk. certainly won't be as windy, still one or two showers around, particularly across parts of eastern england i think, first thing. then more showery rain moving in the west later in the day. some sunny intervals, not as cold, temperatures 13 or 1a degrees. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 11:00: the foreign office warns against all but essential travel to sri lanka because of the risk of further terrorist attacks. tribut

through the day on saturday we are likely to see gale force or severe gales.s on saturday but also torrential downpours of showery rain. almost anywhere could see heavy showers on saturday. it will dry upfrom heavy showers on saturday. it will dry up from the west later on in the day. but the weather may cause some disruption with the combination of the heavy, thundery downpours and a very strong winds. it will also be feeling much colder on saturday that it has recently. into the second half of that we the area of low pressure, storm hannah clears away towards the east. we have a ridge of high pressure for a time building and so sunday will be the better day of the weekend for many. not as windy. still fairly cloudy and one or two shells scotland and eastern england for a time but most places looking drive. more cloud rolling in from the west are not quite as cold as saturday with highs of 13 or 1a celsius. this is beyond 100 days. our top story, asjoe this is beyond 100 days. our top story, as joe biden this is beyond 100 days. our top story, asjoe biden lau

or even severe gales.e strength of the wind, especially towards the south. it will dry wind, especially towards the south. it willdry up wind, especially towards the south. it will dry up in the west later on. it will dry up in the west later on. it will dry up in the west later on. it will feel cold. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: officials in sri lanka revise down the death toll from the easter suicide attacks by a hundred — 253 people are now believed to have lost their lives. joe biden announces his bid for the us presidency and says it's a battle for the soul of the nation. if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation. that's why today i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united

gale —force will be windier on monday.a little higher than today. the windy weather comes with an area of low pressure running close to the uk. that moves away, and the weather front straps to push its way eastwards. again, it gets blocked off toa eastwards. again, it gets blocked off to a certain extent by the high pressure. it probably won't be a great deal of rain as it pushes into scotla nd great deal of rain as it pushes into scotland from northern ireland. cloud around on tuesday. temperatures continue to creep up by a degree or so. warmer weather on the way as we get more sunshine from the way as we get more sunshine from the middle part of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12pm... a leaked recording ofjeremy corbyn reveals that the labour party lost, misled or ignored evidence of anti—semitism in the party. the labour mp who made the recording, says the handling of anti—semitic complaints should be taken away from the party altogether. there is no alternative but to have that independent investigation of

widespread gales or severe gales with gusts possibly around 60 mph or more in association with stormr the south—east of england during saturday afternoon. plenty of showers around. it will feel pretty chilly, 10—12 on saturday. they return to sunny skies for the west late in the day. as that area of low pressure clears away towards the east as we had entered the second half of the weekend, we have a ridge of higher pressure building in for sunday. sunday the better day of the week and for much of the uk. not as windy. 0ne week and for much of the uk. not as windy. one or two showers around, declare across eastern england bursting. more jahri in moving on from the west late in the day. some siding intervals. not as cold. temperatures 13—111. this is the business briefing. i'm victoria fritz. amazon, and on. another huge quarter for the online retail giant as it posts record profits. but are its days of massive growth coming to an end? plus, selling the new silk road. china pushes its trillion—dollar infrastructure plan at a summit in beijing — amid growing concern from the us and its

of durban at least sixty people have been killed and more than a thousand displaced more rain and gale force winds. our forecast for the area for the very latest we can join her room with tasso who's in pinetown in and around. the devastation around you is pretty horrific and one wonders where the rescue operation begins and how recovery even starts. well they are trying but as you can imagine because many roads and bridges have been washed away or damaged is hard to reach some people they think are missing or stranded in this area the ground is still unstable but we've seen some people come back trying to solve is some of their personal belongings the house there you see belong to a man we just spoke to and he told the story about how when it started raining and flooding really heavily and the landslides came he heard a friend's house just up the road had collapsed and eight people were killed so he went to see thing go and help but he left his daughter inside his house a few minutes later this house his house started collapsing she miraculously managed to climb out and neighbors help

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gales across england and the south.s. outbreaks of rain sporadically across england and wales, and persistent rain in north—west wales and north—west england. rain will persist in eastern parts in particular. slow—moving showers in scotland and north—east of england. some rumbles of thunder as well. a lot in the way of thunder as well. a lot in the way of dry weather in the southern counties of wales and england. the strongest of the wind this afternoon is likely to be around the irish sea coasts, north west england and north wales especially. this evening, turning sherry, with showers elsewhere in england in particular. by elsewhere in england in particular. by the end of the night, breezy conditions. it will be a cold start to sunday morning, with clear skies. things will be better compared to today for many. the remnants of storm hannah clearing away. a lot of cloud being produced for the london marathon, temperatures starting at nine, and will go through to 1a, nowhere near as hot as the record brea kers nowhere nea

widespread gales likely here on saturday, with winds gusting around 60, even 70 mph.ay on saturday. the heaviest of the showers and the strongest of the winds pushing eastwards through the day across central and eastern parts of england. should dry up for northern ireland, north—west scotland, and the south—west of england later in the day. but it will feel cold, with temperatures generally around 10—12 degrees on saturday. when you add on the windchill it is going to feel pretty chilly and we could well see some disruption due to the strength of the wind. as that area of low pressure then clears to the east into sunday we see a smaller ridge of high pressure building in. so sunday the quieter day of the weekend. not wall—to—wall sunshine, i think, quite a lot of cloud around still. perhaps one or two showers just lingering in the east, and then more showery rain moving on from the west later in the day. not as cold, though, as saturday, with top temperatures for most of us around about 13 or 1a degrees. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in nor

they were worried about using gale.ay no drapa but lots drama with cath tear-filled good-bye to the "today" show. it was surprised message from her kid that's made kathie lee completely >> find something you love to do and figure out a way to get paid >> i'm done now. >> where do you put this in the pantheon of everything that you have done? >> oh, gosh, among the very greatest blessings in my life. one of the greatest blessing of my life. right up there with the top. the latest after facing >> lori laughlin and fell isity hoffman didn't enter pleases in the college admission cheating >> the judge asked if they understood the charges they he also made sure they surrendered their and they shook hands leaving you could hear fans screaming and two young women held up lori matts and husband walking behind laughlin upbeat. she and husband arrived by private plane and look at this, the actress stopped to sign so "et!" she's doing her best to hold her head high but inside she's frightened. sources say lori is worried about the

wednesday's weather under an area of low pressure, we had clouds spiralling across the british isles, galed showers. not feeling too bad and the sunshine, some of the showers quite heavy with hail, but for others, this is what we were greeted with the first thing in the morning. some lying snow, several centimetres in places across parts of scotland and north englad. it does look like this is a potential for further snow over the next few hours, but in a slightly different air. it is worth bearing in mind there could be a little bit of disruption on minor roads. that area of low pressure is slipping this southwest and that is where we are likely to see the most unsubtle weather over the next few hours. any snow is likely to be to higher ground across wales but it is worth bearing in mind we could see slushy deposits at lower levels and may be for a time into west midlands as well. circulating around that low is a band of showers, it'll be a pretty miserable early morning rush hour. elsewhere, some clearer skies and sunshine coming through. this area around scotland slowly edging its way we

the north and west of scotland and northern ireland, gale force winds likely.ratures. 7—9d, below par, certainly, when you add on the strength of the wind it will feel much colder in the north—west of the uk, typically 2—4d. equally as cold and ifi uk, typically 2—4d. equally as cold and if i south—west of england in the channel islands. low pressure dominating the weather. it is cutting off the supply of really cold air that is coming from the north. we have these weather fronts wraparound at area of low pressure. they focus on more persistent rain across northern scotland and this wet weather is coming back into the south—west of england, pushing into the west country and into south wales. in between, some sharp showers. dry weather and sunshine. the temperatures beginning to creep up the temperatures beginning to creep upa the temperatures beginning to creep up a little bit, nine or 10 degrees. as we head towards the end of the weekend in time for the weekend, it will file little bit warmer. most places will be fine dry by this stage ——it will feel. we still

i'm a galee. i have friends going. it will be fun. >> also remembering oracle park where the giants played. rebecca that name. st. mary's, all the way to the city, a popular drive. bay bridge the only thing holding folks out. right now we have this jam now coming up. 101 and off the dumbarton bridge, accessing 101, willow, marsh, university. they will jam up here as you approach the on-ramp. a motorcycle driver i believe is the only injury there. >>> looking toward the weekend. kari, i'm excited. >> it's only tuesday. it's always great to have something to look forward to. the forecast for the rest of the week, temperatures will be warming up back into the 70s like the weekend we just had. and for san francisco, we keep that sunshine for the weekend with hives reaching 63 to 64. some people excited headed to coachella. it starts out really cool. we have extreme temperatures. upper 60s to on upper 80s e. be prepared for the extreme cool weather and also heat. and then here at home we have the autism speaks walk that i'l

under an area of low pressure, we had clouds spiralling across the british isles, we had gale force gusts. now, for some, it brought a classic april day. sunny spells and scattered showers, not feeling too bad in the sunshine. some of the showers quite heavy with some hail, but for others, well, this is what we were greeted with first thing in the morning. some lying snow, several centimetres in places across parts of scotland and north—east england. now, it does look as though there's a potential for further snow over the next few hours, but in a slightly different area, and it's worth bearing in mind that there could be a little bit of disruption on minor roads. that area of low pressure is slipping its way south—west and that is where we're likely to see the most unsettled weather over the next few hours. now, any snow is likely to be to higher ground across wales, but it's worth bearing in mind we could see some slushy deposits at lower levels and maybe for a time into the west midlands as well. circulating around that low is a band of showers, it'll be a pretty miserable early mornin

. >>> nick and gale break it down forbust on the west, including a mom nagging over college financial aid. why her daughter better start dialing. >> girl, you better get on that. >> start by making sure your children have the right shoes on the right feet and all the way up to life and death. it's grade-a moment you're ever going to see. >> she runs around the other side of the car and you'll quickly if you goier out why. >> five month old hunter is still in the backseat and look what's left behind. full-on barbecue. >> she completely saved heir children unthat moment. >> she just credits instinct kicking in. >> i need get my baby out. >> when a situation like that happens, you -- >> was she on the phone? >> this is the audio of her talking to the children while she's pulling them out of the burning car and as he starts driving closer, he sees the smoke. that thing he's holding is a pad you acan use to jump start your car if it brocks down. there are instructions that say don't leave it in direct sun. but it's not supposed to pop open, start fizzing and basically explode your car. >>

strong to gale—force winds here. so these are the temperatures, 7—9 degrees.nd, northern ireland, maybe the far south—west of england, and the channel islands, nearer to 2—4 degrees. that's how it will feel in the wind. we've got low pressure dominating our weather at the moment, which is why we're seeing all these downpours. it's cutting off that supply of colder air, mind you, on thursday. we've got that weather front wrapped around a low, so that's the focus for some more persistent what is probably mostly rain at this stage across northern scotland. some wetter weather curling back into south—west england, moving into wales, and into the west country too. a few heavy showers elsewhere, but a fair bit of sunshine around. not a bad day for northern england, southern scotland, and those temperatures are creeping up to around 9 or 10 degrees. and, as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend, it's an improving sort of story. it will feel a bit warmer. i think many places will be dry, and there'll be some sunshine around as well. we've got our lo

the strongest of the wind will start to ease through the morning but gales likely first thing and thato the south somewhat drier and brighter but not particularly warm with top temperatures at nine to 13 degrees. a little bit quite as we move into sunday. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. our latest headlines: the british and irish governments launch new talks, in an effort to restore power sharing in northern ireland following the killing of the journalist lyra mckee. today, police have released pictures of the man they believe killed lyra mckee in londonderry. they called on the public to help them identify him. the bbc is told the extradition of the brother of manchester bomber salman abedi is now on hold because of heavy fighting around tripoli. britain's top civil servant demands that ministers co—operate — as an investigation begins into who leaked secrets from the government's national security council. and the retailer debenhams confirms plan to close up to 22 of its stores next year, affecting around 1,200 jobs. let's get all the latest sports news for you now with lizzie. good

you're right, gale, there's no way they could have mussed that person. >> just not paying attention, clearly. >> they pull over and other people see what's going on and go to check on her. both parties in the mercedes hop out. but you notice when they get back in, things have been switched up a little bit. >> he was driving and the female got out of the passenger seat. what's wrong with the driver? >> he was not supposed to be driving. the victim made the to the hospital with three fractured vertebrae. however, when the police came, the girlfriend said she was driving. so now we've got bigger suchuation. they were given an alcohol test but the man pled guilty to multiple traffic charges. frq >>>over to russia. dash camfootage heading up the highway. what could go wrong? oh. reports are that person was trying to dodge another small car. once they went around, they collude wou collided with the barrier and that's all she wrote. ♪ >>> there's a sns of adventure, si siberia fits the bill. that's what you're seeing in this short film, "a winter's tale." who's almost counting poetry. but v

. >> reporter: john and lisa gale. now lisa struggles.tim of a stroke on a cruise ship last year -- >> all of a sudden she p her nd and she was struck. >> reporter: the ship diverted to freeport where theyushed to a local hospital. >> they dumped her like luggage. >> reporter: there were no neurosurgeons o staff or a functioning cat scan. the next t morninghey paid $15,000 out of pocket for an air ambulance back to florida. >> while rare, it is a cautionary tale. even with doctors on board, as long as man has navigated the seas, it is been up to the captain to make the choice of the best course to tak decision the captain makes in the best interests of the entire vessel. >> repter: spencer aaronre esents people. >> people don't know what the cruise ships could provide. >> reporter: while there are guidelines for medical care on cruise ships, there are no f requirementsor what must be on board. >> they self-monitor and self-governor. >> reporter: cruise ships don't take health insurance and nor do hospitals in foreign lands and could deman

widespread gales likely here on saturday, with winds gusting around 60, even 70 mph.ome really heavy showery rain for many areas through the day on saturday. the heaviest of the showers and the strongest of the winds pushing eastwards through the day across central and eastern parts of england. should dry up for northern ireland, north—west scotland, and the south—west of england later in the day. but it will feel cold, with temperatures generally around 10—12 degrees on saturday. when you add on the windchill it is going to feel pretty chilly and we could well see some disruption due to the strength of the wind. as that area of low pressure then clears to the east into sunday we see a smaller ridge of high pressure building in. so sunday the quieter day of the weekend. not wall—to—wall sunshine, i think, quite a lot of cloud around still. perhaps one or two showers just lingering in the east, and then more showery rain moving on from the west later in the day. not as cold, though, as saturday, with top temperatures for most of us around about 13 or 1a degrees. bye fo

quite a few showers being carried in by a very strong north—westerly and gale force wind. wales right now, its strong winds this afternoon, gusting 42 to 50 mph. some pretty hefty showers as well. temperatures in some areas are only five or 6 degrees, may be recovering a little bit when the rain clears away. not feeling great out there today. there is some sunshine around, so not all underneath the cloud. through this evening and overnight some of the skies will clear and it will be quite nippy. 4 degrees for belfast and newcastle. tomorrow we've got the london marathon, and we start off fairly fresh with temperatures around 80 degrees or so. warming up to possibly 13 by the afternoon. not a particularly warm one. cool for the runners, maybe that's a bit better. if you are a runner, you will know. tomorrow looking decent enough by 4pm, possibly around 13 or 14 degrees with some sunshine as well. how about the week ahead, it looks like it's going to be a dry start, a couple of the day is on the way, monday and tuesday good days, not necessarily sunny, some cloud around, par

today's gales continue to ease as storm hannah blows itself out, it's just starting to push out intooving into the north sea, and tonight it's just going to stay quite breezy, with some showers. some of them heavy around north—western parts of the uk. early evening the gusts inland well in excess of 40 mph, not quite as strong here around the western areas. temperatures at 7pm around 12 in london, optimistic nine degrees in newcastle, and tonight it will be quite chilly. a dry night for most of us, apart from north—western areas of wales, the midlands and a couple of showers elsewhere. the majority of the country should have some clear spells. we are talking around four degrees in northern towns and cities. sunday's weather map looks like there's hardly anything left of the storm, just exiting, the southern portion of the north sea. this is the forecast for the marathon on sunday, temperatures around 8—9 degrees, peaking at around 13—14. a bit of a breeze but it should die away. this afternoon not looking bad, a couple of showers in parts of east anglia, on the whole a bright day, su

landslides and flooding is not yet passed and a severe weather warning remains in place heavy rain and gale force winds are forecast or they should start to clear later on thursday. al-jazeera. continued. has warned the u.s. of consequences if it tries to stop it or even foreign minister zarif says keeping the world's main oil shipping route the straits of hormuz open is in iran's own interest. the u.s. ramped up its pressure on iran earlier this week ending sanctions waivers that have for a few months allowed iran to sell oil to just eight countries all signs point to more u.s. sanctions targeting iran's oil dependent economy i do weekly cabinet meeting president hassan rouhani said iran remains open to dialogue but demanded an apology and a halt to pressure tactics conditions the united states is almost certainly unwilling to meet he also had this warning for the iranian people. asked not only to get out of him was a cute enough that america is not ready for talks at all what they're doing is meant to break the nation of iran america wants to enter to run again americans didn't learn thei

strongest winds are around the edges, with the north and west of scotland and northern ireland, strong galewhen you add on the strength of the wind, it will feel much colder in the northwest of the uk, typically 2—4dc. equally as cold in the far southwest of england and the channel islands. now we have low pressure dominating our weather, cutting off that supply of really cold air coming in from the north. we have these weather fronts wrapped around the area of low pressure. they focused the more persistent mainly rain by this stage across northern scotland, as well as this curl of cold coming back into the southwest of england pushing into south wales. in between a few sharp showers, but lots of dry weather and sunshine, as well, with temperatures beginning to creep up a little bit, 9—10 celsius. heading towards the end of the week, in time for the weekend, it will feel warmer. most places will be dry by this time, some sunshine, as well. we still have low pressure anchored to the south for the rest of the uk on friday, but instead of northerly winds, the winds are coming from the south or

widespread gales likely here on saturday, with winds gusting around 60, even 70 mph. areas through the day on saturday. the heaviest of the showers and the strongest of the winds pushing eastwards through the day across central and eastern parts of england. should dry up for northern ireland, north—west scotland, and the south—west of england later in the day. but it will feel cold, with temperatures generally around 10—12 degrees on saturday. when you add on the windchill it is going to feel pretty chilly and we could well see some disruption due to the strength of the wind. as that area of low pressure then clears to the east into sunday we see a smaller ridge of high pressure building in. so sunday the quieter day of the weekend. not wall—to—wall sunshine, i think, quite a lot of cloud around still. perhaps one or two showers just lingering in the east, and then more showery rain moving on from the west later in the day. not as cold, though, as saturday, with top temperatures for most of us around about 13 or 1a degrees. bye for now. i had welcome to bbc news — bro

seeing the state not blowing a gale to members are all male you know it's always been that way. but the women who are invited once or twice a year and they have their own activities i get up to take the city's. machete they complain i know oddly enough they don't they don't mind the boys having their get togethers. and later on the boys will gallop around the fire on four hundred well trained horses the women are there to cheer them on. but first the guilds take part in a procession through the city center some of them were founded in the fourteenth century at one time they oversaw entire professions. today they uphold tradition and social events then are folks group of writers lead the whole thing in guild before the fire is lit the horses have time for a breather. this is a full time together at this accident and said this is an experience tells you. at six o'clock sharp the wood is set ablaze the food is stuffed full of fireworks the faster they catch fire and go off the better the summer will be the right. the bonfire is an impressive show. every guild takes three laps aroun

has a report from bob a district or at least thirty people were killed and hundreds injured as the gale force winds flattened entire communities. for these people in southern nepal what began as a hailstorm ended in death and devastation when strong winds reach their village of said they took shelter in their homes in less than two minutes sixteen people were dead and hundreds injured in this municipality alone bijan patel and his wife mina devi lost their six year old son nonetheless their friends see their family is in the so little. numbers uncle just then told us how his nephew was killed double that to be able to go but he died right here the conclude trail on him his mouth was full of blood municipal officials say about five hundred homes were destroyed here. people are trying to save whatever they can and security personnel are helping to clear the rubble local and national relief organizations have arrived with supplies a local official said people need all the help they can get a look to rebuild we are expecting that the central government will help us rebuild all the homes tha

the windier it is which is why there are gale warnings post offshore and they have taken the flight that. we see nothing flapping in the wind. concord is 66 degrees as we look towards and livermore has 64 and san jose 61 degrees. here is what is happening, low- pressure pushing inlet over the pacific northwest with a load to the north and high to the south in between, conditions remain breezy for the bay area. this is how windy, the bright red colors show strong gusts and lied about 10 to 20 miles per hour. the giant take on the padres in just minutes. it will be about 59 degrees at game time with breezy and clear conditions. tomorrow looks nice, plenty of sun around the bay area with inland about 70 degrees, northbay at 68, tonight's will be clear with mars in the southwestern sky, chili and through the end of the week it looks like it will be sunny. heading out of the bay area, woody at the airport, with gus at about 25 miles per hour. they get rain in chicago and 39 and nice in atlanta near 80 degrees. forecast for the bay area finds us a little bit warmer tomorrow than it was today.