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definitely grey skies to start the day and the grey will pull away.ening we're expecting drizzle. 40s, 50s. 59 in san rafael. upper 60s san francisco. 64 in liver more. mostly cloudy. live one system. we haven't seen this in a while. saturday light rain, slippery roads. and we're looking at up to a third of an inch of rain. 4:00 a.m. it all gets started. saturday morning is wet. we go to scattered showers for the afternoon hours and it winds down by evening . a light rhine event and up to one-third in half moon bay. light rain, colder conditions saturday. sunday morning and don't forget sunday morning is when we spring forward. now, it's looking like a chance of rain sunday. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america" chris pratt and tom aaaah! nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. ♪ ♪ the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. like getting the best everwifi experiencen. with wall-to-wall cover

definitely grey skies to start the day and the grey will pull away. tomorrow evening we're expecting drizzle. 40s, 50s. 59 in san rafael. upper 60s san francisco. 64 in liver more. mostly cloudy. live one system. we haven't seen this in a while. saturday light rain, slippery roads. and we're looking at up to a third of an inch of rain. 4:00 a.m. it all gets started. saturday morning is wet. we go to scattered showers for the afternoon hours and it winds down by evening . a light rhine event and up to one-third in half moon bay. light rain, colder conditions saturday. sunday morning and don't forget sunday morning is when we spring forward. now, it's looking like a chance of rain sunday. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america" chris pratt and tom i need all the breaks as athat i can get.or, at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customi

grey and murky and it is cloudy and grey and murky and it is damp. sunshine. cold temperatures ranging between six and 12 degrees. cardiff and birmingham, five and six degrees as your maximum temperature this afternoon and it will fill cold stop this afternoon, if you are out and about in scotland, we have a lot of dry weather, sunshine, showers knocking around, one or two showers across northern ireland and northern england but they are the exception rather than the rule. easy sunshine at times in wales. more cloud and that patchy light rain and drizzle as we come further south. is bangla, the midlands, south wales and at times south—west england. the weather front continuing to sink south as a weak feature overnight. the wind strengthening across the english channel and some showers across the channel and islands. behind that weather front, it will be cold under clear skies. widespread frost. temperatures for example across north—east scotland could fall as low as —6. example across north—east scotland could fall as low as -6. thank you very much.

it is a bit of a grey area.ry but it has said that construction workers can continue with theirjobs so if you do have a painter or a decorator at home it is essential you keep up good hygiene and remain a safe distance of at least two metres apart. will divorced parents still both be able to keep seeing their kids even if they live in different houses from each other? it's a question that has caused great confusion and concern but the answer is yes. if pa rents a re concern but the answer is yes. if parents are living apart, then children can travel between their different homes and maintain what is being considered as essential contact. can i walk a dog that needs exercise twice a day? well, it's tricky if you have a pet that needs walking several times a day. the rules are that you should only exercise once, but they don't say how far you should go over how long. what if i want to take my pet to the vet? vets say they are still waiting for clarification from the government but that have cancelled all routine a

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they are needed because the brain's grey matter is 90 percent fat which it cannot produce it sounds as well as a brain is the organ after adipose tissue that's the richest in polyunsaturated fatty acid or in the good 3 so in the 3 is indispensable because the body cannot make it we have to ingest it it has to come from the diet all the. courtly fish. organ meat vegetable oils and seeds and not such as all men's have long been the main sources they were made 3 for humans but these foods have become scarce in the cuisine of industrialized countries. the amount of omega 3 that enters the brain is crucial for making brain cells more efficient because when these fatty acids are incorporated into the membranes of nerve cells they improve their electrical properties you know make a 3 rich neurons the signals propagate faster. the network is more efficient depriving the brain of omega 3 is linked to a risk that it will function less well. i look at the souls of the general population is deficient in a mega 3 we have insufficient intake of a nigga 3 so it's important to pay attention to it espe

the ideal menu for our little grey cells is still largely unknown but a balanced diverse diet which does without processed food and sugar and favors fruits and vegetables seems so far to be the best recipe for preserving the mental faculties. like grandmother said. you are what you eat so eat well and what we're realizing now is that science is beginning to understand how true the light it holds if we limited the deficiencies would not reduce crime capital too early to say what we do know is that when you bet on healthy eating it has a thanks on behavior because the more we overeat snickers bars we become hyper vigilant to snicker curious and we need a lot of snickers and we create that monster are some sort the best thing to do if you have kids or feed them healthy foods are not going to be used to getting this kind of crop. i can't believe i just said crap sorry. go t.v. robotics. keep learning merged reality wait a 2nd we want the whole picture out facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from a demented reality to cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digita

tattoos and known as suits in the legendary jack rudy he's famous for his reinvention of the black and grey style and finally we had those amazing pictures of the latino gangs coming up in just a 2nd they were by the spanish photographer isabel when you're such a variety of work there and that tattooed lady in your report also p y interest yes in the late 1980 tattooed women trying to screw us the gender norms norms of the time by exhibiting the bodies are tori givens who we sure saw in the film a painting based on a photo was the last of them extensively tattooed by her husband the story went around that he wanted to make her unattractive to other men but apparently that didn't work but it was really about being an advertisement for her husband's work and making a tidy sum for herself. there is another exhibition going on that i have to say is highly relevant in times of. the florence nightingale museum in london has a special show celebrating the 200th anniversary of the lady of the lamps birth nightingale of course the pioneering nurse who practically invented sanitation and washing your

there is still significant flooding around, but isn't it nice to get away from february's relentless greyething brighter and bluer in the sky, as many of us did during monday? there were still some big showers around, no one is suggesting this week was dry. but there is some texture in the sky for the time being, things are a bit quieter than they've been. and we will get a bit of sunshine again in the day ahead, but there will also still be some showers around. the big picture showing a few disturbances moving through the uk with the showers on tuesday. but we are eyeing up another area of low pressure in the atlantic, and this looks like it will bring another spell of rain to many of us during wednesday and thursday, as we will see in a moment. tuesday starts cold and frosty for some of us, icy patches and maybe a few showers. one area of showers clearing away from northeast england, eastern scotland first thing, and another pulling away from northern ireland and wales during the morning. but then this has to feed across scotland through england. the showers could be heavy and wintry on

and they wanted to support a community project and they came to me and said ok we know we have this grey bron put some light on the court and then step—by—step it started to get more popular. i was born in the neighbourhood. that was my school. i live down the street. my friends and people live around here so this place was waiting for us. at my school everyone was running after a soccer ball, like 100 guys. 0ne school everyone was running after a soccer ball, like 100 guys. one day i tried this and i fell in love and then i stopped running after a soccer ball. on this court there are people playing basketball and also people playing basketball and also people at the site? was that a goal for you when you created the court? the only goal i had was a place to play basketball for myself and the kids around and then it became popularfor kids around and then it became popular for other stuff, you know? kids around and then it became popularfor other stuff, you know? i am happy, but that was not the goal. iamso am happy, but that was not the goal. i am so proud i am part of the growth of bask

for now you the restrictions only apply on the grey and air travel is not affected german chancellor angela merkel is meeting with her cabinet later to decide if the skies are to remain open. staying on the ground and for more let's bring in correspondent banta he did she is standing by right on the french german border between the french town of 4 and the german city suburb. and balanced you are on the german side know those new checks they've just taken effect is traffic still rolling. but you have to wait at least 30 minutes until you can enter from france to germany you have to get to this checkpoint which you can see behind me here and the police is stopping every kano checking if the germans in the car or other nationals judgments can go on the right lane they can enter germany of cause others have to go to another checkpoint close to me have a 20 policemen asking people what are you doing in germany what's the purpose of your visit and only if you're a commuter if you have your workplace in germany then you're allowed to enter all of those are going to have to turn around and

for now you the restrictions only apply on the grey and air travel is not affected german chancellor angela merkel is meeting with her cabinet later to decide if the skies are to remain open. we move now to the other covert 1000 hotspots in europe like spain and france which are among the worst affected by the outbreak both countries have imposed severe restrictions on public life they're following italy's lead and have announced nationwide bans on public gatherings shuttering non-essential businesses spain is in near total lockdown police are patrolling the streets of madrid sending people home who refused to obey orders to self isolate spain's $47000000.00 people are now banned from leaving their homes for the next 2 weeks after the prime minister declared a state of emergency more than 280 people have died in spain making it the 2nd worst affected country in europe. let's get you up to speed now on the latest coronavirus developments elsewhere. the top 2 candidates vying for the democratic presidential nomination. shaking hands at their televised debate as a coronavirus precaution

across england and wales we had this weather front that has been with us for a number of days, bringing greyer. the mist and drizzle around here in hampshire and across the south wales sunny bridge, temperatures only got to five celsius, pretty chilly. over the next few hours, that weather front stays with us so expect to stay dull, damp, some mist and hillfog patches around through the night but it is the cloud that stops that temperature from falling too far, so those around five or six celsius across the southern areas of england. further northwards, with clear skies and light winds, it is a cold night, the frost more widespread. the lowest temperatures in scotland —6 or —7 celsius. friday and this area of high pressure is going to strengthen, this area of low pressure is going to deepen. the winds are going to blow more strongly across england and wales, a cold wind for many of us developing, but particularly so across the headlands of south—west england, with gusts of a0 miles an hour. brisk winds for the coast and hills of wales, a noticeable chill in the air for the midlands. there co

for many of us, we start off on a grey note, although some sunshine quite quickly for northern irelandand and wales, and later in the day for western scotland, we will see some sunshine coming through but then, quite quickly, the next low pressure comes in and that is going to be feeding rain back into northern ireland. rain getting into western scotland, western parts of england and wales as we go into the afternoon. it will be mild. it will be quite windy as well. now, through saturday night, this weather front becomes quite slow—moving for a time across wales and south—west england, where over the hills, we could see around 30, maybe 40 millimetres of rain building up. it will be a very mild night. temperatures nine or ten degrees for england and wales. cooler air for scotland and for northern ireland. now, on sunday, our band of rain pushes eastwards, but as it does so, the front will be decelerating, it'll be slowing down, so really dragging its heels as it works into east anglia and south—east england. behind the front, though, the cooler air extends in across many areas, so feel

across england and wales we had this weather front that has been with us for a number of days, bringing grey and drizzle around here in hampshire and across the south wales sunny bridge, temperatures only got to five celsius, pretty chilly. over the next few hours, that weather front stays with us so expect it to stay dull, damp, some mist and hillfog patches around through the night but it is the cloud that stops that temperature from falling too far, so those around five or six celsius across the southern areas of england. further northwards, with clear skies and light winds, it is a cold night, the frost more widespread. the lowest temperatures in scotland —6 or —7 celsius. friday then, and this area of high pressure is going to strengthen, this area of low pressure is going to deepen. the winds are going to blow more strongly across england and wales, a cold wind for many of us developing, but particularly so across the headlands of south—west england, with gusts of a0 miles an hour. brisk winds for the coast and hills of wales, a noticeable chill in the air for the midlands. could be an

much of southern england should stay dry for a good part of the day, but fairly cloudy and grey.th, but it could be quite breezy across the north—west of the uk, with those blustery showers continuing to pack in across the north—west of scotland. fewer showers for northern ireland, but temperatures around about nine or ten degrees at best in the north. we could see 11—13 further south. moving through wednesday night now, and on into thursday, and we've still got this weather front that will linger over the next few days, not moving anywhere too quickly. it's keeping that mild air across parts of southern england as we head into thursday. but elsewhere, the blue colours on the map, the colder feel to the weather, as the wind comes from a north—westerly direction. for much of the uk, crisp to start with frost here and there, but lots of sunshine. some wintry showers again working in towards the north—west. further south, a band of cloud and outbreaks of rain across the south—west of england and a few showers getting into the south—east as well. so temperatures for most of us somewh

might periphery mof sides, i have —— i have lost central vision in my left eye, so i have a big greybeen a journey. i had amazing surgery, becoming from here to year and they put four plates and 31 screws inside my face. i think we did an incredible job and i had been recovering since then. what have you been struggling with? pretty much with the hockey ball. the noise of it was around this, i can still see the ball hitting me. i have a lot of night terrors. things tend to be in relation to people trying to attack my good i know, because that is the protective thing. —— the good eyes. time has been a healer and it is getting better and better and i am back on the pitch, which makes me think i am back on the pitch, which makes me think i'm getting through it. what were the pre—game nerves? i have never been so nervous for a game of hockey ever. it was worse than my db. it was one of the best moments, though. given where you have been, what would it mean to you to reach tokyo? now i have reflected on what happened, i think it would be an incredible achievement. i do not think there is

we will start with a little grey cloud across the north—east of england into eastern scotland.hwards and clear away. so i think, for many of us, we should see quite a lot of sunshine into the afternoon, including northern ireland and into scotland. i mentioned here winds again, quite heavy figure coming in from the east or south—east, not as strong as what we had on saturday. with more sunshine around and slightly lighter winds, should not feel too bad, top temperatures 10— 11 degrees. cooler along southern coast. sunday night, underthe 11 degrees. cooler along southern coast. sunday night, under the clear skies, that cool air mass, temperatures will fall like a stone. the weather front wanting to be north—west of scotland. your temperature 6—7d for stornaway, elsewhere a widespread frost and quite a hard frost and wanted or two places. don't be surprised to wake up places. don't be surprised to wake up disease like this for monday morning, with a touch of frost around. but with loose skies and plenty of sunshine. so despite the cold start it will be sunny to start the new work

the paul nicholls trained grey, ridden by harry skelton led from the outset of the queen mother championlls horse, dynamite dollars with harry cobden on board, was 2nd. i fancy both horses, ifancy both horses, actually. he's brilliant. they had a good preparation, i was very happy. it was a good performance today. it was very close to winning, he was in a better place. unbelievable. several jockey stoking the look to the right and looking at the fans here and across the line in front. barely saw another eye the whole way and he jumps and galloped and was very brave. there have been concerns about the festival not going ahead over the coronavirus. i think ithinka i think a lot of fans are relieved that this festival is happening. i think a lot will work fearing the worst last week, but the is clearly large concern about coronavirus here. there are signs to wash her hands everywhere, there are 2a hand sanitizing stations dotted around the course. concerns also about attendances. yesterday's crowds down 7000 on the opening day last year. today's second day crowd is down just 2000 on last ye

know that stretch of coast so that's mine in this place with long winters long memories have a lot of greyky and i can walk from that. to being isn't the only one to have been inspired by the skies of violent this country and 5000000 has given birth to a disproportionately high number of writers james joyce is arguably the most famous . but so is the playwright george bernard shaw. oscar wilde. samuel beckett. as well as the poet seamus heaney. beckett and he were awarded the nobel prize for literature why. press a place in what looks to its size the only way out of poverty was education the only way into education was literacy so literacy became a sort of fetish almost in poor families books reading and writing and in the long winters said you know one person in the family has to start thinking i could write one of those i could do that. many of ireland's great writers were born in the capital doubling. the city has a number of new zealanders devoted to the country's literary heritage. one is the writers museum which celebrates centuries of irish literature. what about the new generation

and even if i am bitter or my grey no one can give me all the yes i lost when i went to prison. i choose not to be bitter. just 45. that didn't come out of prison. it was a friday morning and you feel like you don't belong in this world ways this while this is another while but they came anyway and so. i needed someone some people to help mystery because if you don't have people for help you'll sit during this world you can get lost forever even you feel free. it is easier for me to trust an ex prisoner than someone has the hook because. i knew when they come out. into the doctor. orders from my years that. my doctor told what i'm for don't want to go wrong but again that will be the one for their management of the. business you're going to want to go get your. government made business. and also incidentally. $100.00 it's just. when i was. yes. first man you see you know young man you've. already got the money he didn't get nor never going again up the street it will go. our 41. i don't know if the outside while the with the judge express that i've also gone through that kind of

sunny skies for some but very grey skies for others.ith sunny skies but across a good part of scotland and northern ireland, clouds sitting in place and will continue to do so over the next couple of days. still producing the onslaught of rain here as we go through the evening and tonight, but where you are underneath that bad a plough, temperatures will not drop too far. colder than that across the far north of scotland. skies are clearing here and certainly cold for their south across england and wales. could get down to “11 or minus five degrees. a chilly start to tomorrow, but a bright one. another sunny day for england and wales. still a strength of cloud affecting northern ireland and a good start of scotla nd northern ireland and a good start of scotland although part of scotland is likely to have a bright day if not a rather cold one. temperature is just not a rather cold one. temperature isjust a not a rather cold one. temperature is just a little bit lower across the board than they have been over the board than they have been

kate grey's been to see him. for their couple's choice, will bayley and janette manrara. from paralympic champion to strictly star, will bayley wowed on the dance floor during his time on the show last year. but his strictly come dancing journey came to an abrupt end when he injured his knee during a dress rehearsal. hello, you all right? now all the glitz and glam has settled, i wanted to find out more about what happened. when i landed, ijust felt excruciating pain. i kind of likejust laid there and screamed a little bit and then went up to the physio room. we just went for a scan and then the next day said what had happened and it was just a bit shocking. it still hasn't really sunk in because when you get an injury like that, it's not good. i don't regret it because it was such a great experience and that is such a massive show. i didn't realise how big it was, i don't think, until i came out of it and i went into the shopping centres and everything, and i had so much support from everyone, it was just amazin

much of southern england should stay dry for a good part of the day, but fairly cloudy and grey. but it could be quite breezy across the north—west of the uk, with those blustery showers continuing to pack in across the north—west of scotland. fewer showers for northern ireland, but temperatures around about nine or ten degrees at best in the north. we could see 11—13 further south. moving through wednesday night now, and on into thursday, and we've still got this weather front that will linger over the next few days, not moving anywhere too quickly. it's keeping that mild air across parts of southern england as we head into thursday. but elsewhere, the blue colours on the map, the colder feel to the weather, as the wind comes from a north—westerly direction. for much of the uk, crisp to start with frost here and there but a lot of sunshine. some wintry showers again working in towards the north—west, further south a band of cloud and outbreaks of rain across the south—west of england and a few showers getting into the south—east as well. so temperatures for most of us somewhere

kate grey's been to see him. will bailey and jeanette... will bailey and jeanette. .. last year, but his dancing journey came to an end when he injured his knee during a dress rehearsal. now all the glitz and glam has settled, i wanted to found out more about what happened. i felt excruciating pain when i landed. ijust i felt excruciating pain when i landed. i just kind i felt excruciating pain when i landed. ijust kind of lay down and scream a little bit, and then the next day it said what happened. —— the scan said what happened. it hasn't really sunk in because when you get injured like that, it's not good. i don't regret it, it was such a great experience in such a massive show. i didn't realise how big it was. i went into the shopping centre that everything and got so much support from everyone, it was amazing. just six months ago to the start of the paralympic games, time is running out for will who is yet to be in training with his team—mates at at the moment. he's still a very —— very confident that he will be on that plane to tokyo. 0n the best player in the w

many of us will start on a grey note, although some sunshine quite quickly for northern ireland. wales and later in the day for western scotland, we will see some sunshine coming through, then quite quickly, the next low pressure system comes in and that is going to be feeding rain back into northern ireland. rain getting into western scotland, western parts of england and wales, as we go into the afternoon. it will be mild and quite windy as well. through saturday night, this weather front becomes quite slow—moving for a time across wales and south—west england. over the hills, we could see around 30, maybe a0 millimetres of rain building up. it will be a very mild night — temperatures nine or ten for england and wales. cooler air for scotland and northern ireland. now, on sunday, that rain pushes east, but as it does so the front will be decelerating, slowing down, so really dragging its heels as it works into east anglia and south—east england. behind the front, the cool air extends in across many areas, so feeling pressure. a mixture of sunshine and showers around, some of th

there's still significant flooding around but isn't it nice to get away from february's relentless greyer, bluer in the skies, many of us did during monday. there were still some big showers around, no—one is suggesting this week is dry, but there is some texture in the sky for the time being. things are a bit quieter than they have been and we'll get a bit of sunshine again in the day ahead but there will also be some showers around. the big picture showing a few disturbances moving around the uk with showers on tuesday but we're eyeing up another area of low pressure in the atlantic and this looks like bringing another spell of rain to many of us during wednesday into thursday, as we'll see in a moment. tuesday's start, cold, frosty for some of us, icy patches where we have had a few showers. one area of showers clearing away from north—east england, eastern scotland first thing and another pulling away from northern ireland and wales during the morning but then this has to feed around scotland through england. a shower could be heavy and wintry on hills, some hail possible too. behin

might periphery mof sides, i have —— i have lost central vision in my left eye, so i have a big greywn the middle. it has been a journey. i had amazing surgery, becoming from here to year and they put four plates and 31 screws inside my face. i think we did an incredible job 31 screws inside my face. i think we did an incrediblejob and i had been recovering since then. what have you been struggling with? pretty much with the hockey ball. the noise of it was around this, i can still see the ball hitting me. i have a lot of night terrors. things tend to be in relation to people trying to attack my good i know, because that is the protective thing. —— the good eyes. time has been a healer and it is getting better and better and i am back on the pitch, which makes me think i am back on the pitch, which makes me think i'm getting through it. what were the pre-game makes me think i'm getting through it. what were the pre—game nerves? makes me think i'm getting through it. what were the pre-game nerves? i have never been so nervous for a game of hockey ever. it was worse than my db. it was

so many grey areas that the government is having to work at the exact detail of. singapore, or others such as europe where they have provisions for getting stuff out there, even if they have deployed back from people who are a purpose above an income threshold? we who are a purpose above an income threshold ? we keep who are a purpose above an income threshold? we keep hearing from doctors and nurses every hour practically that every day that we lose is critical? i mean, there is no doubt lessons could certainly have been learned from asian countries were of course they had the sars epidemic in 2002. that, i'm afraid, dave give them a learning curve which we are now having to go through. that has been seen in the response of countries in southeast asia like south korea, where they have been noticeably more successful in containing and almost eradicating the virus. the problem we know have, notjust with the the virus. the problem we know have, not just with the self—employed but i suppose more acutely with hospital workers, is that in terms of getting tests, gettin

well, it's a bit of a grey area. said you should only go to work if it's absolutely necessary, but it has said that construction workers can continue with theirjobs. so, if you do have a painter or a decorator at home, then it's essential that you keep up good hygiene and remain a safe distance of at least two metres apart. will divorced parents still both be able to keep seeing their kids — even if they live in different houses from each other? well, it's a question that has caused great confusion and concern, but the answer is yes. if parents are living apart, then children can travel between their different homes and maintain what's being considered as essential contact. my daughter's in student accommodation, can i go and collect her? well, if a family member is well and hasn't been quarantined, it seems reasonable that they should be allowed to go back home. so, yes, you probably can collect your daughter but try, if possible, not to go on public transport. can i walk a dog that needs exercise twice a day? well,

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"grey's anatomy" donating gowns and gloves to hospitals in need of supplies. >> nurses rock.tors rock, and anyone who works in a hospital or the health care industry, you rock. we love you, stay safe. >> reporter: and "station 19" donating those much needed n95 masks to their local fire station. >> copy. >> reporter: fashion designer christian siriano also offering to help. saying his sewing team could make masks. throughout this past week celebrities stepping up. >> please donate if you can. >> reporter: donating their time, resources and influence to help during this uncertain time for so many americans. ♪ >> reporter: from concerts streamed right to our living rooms to story time, brought to us by our favorite stars. taylor swift and kylie jenner. >> please stay inside, you guys. >> reporter: urging the millions of fans to take social distancing seriously. and stars making big donations. >> my bag's gone. >> "modern family's" eric stone street donating 200,000 meals for food banks in his city. justin timberlake supporting his tome houn, memphis, with donations for food ban

dulces lifestyle a magical grey still face prejudices and discrimination. they don't know what contemporary dance is they've never seen it yet they criticize it they say the female dancers are prostitutes before not housewives and no one wants to marry us and no families are willing to accept us in our society accepted or. in the end still southernmost akubra a risk at all she left her fiance because he couldn't accept to work as a dancer. the single mother owns a living by performing internationally. no no she slowly also. receiving recognition and how. it was ready to show. that helped me to convince my family now they support me i mean that's why i say it's possible. to be. the choreographic developments and tell. all the termite mound is a hive of activity. the fermanagh project which puts women center stage is also based here. created by the directors of the company. it profiles the work of female dancers and choreographers. to the audience to ask questions. to question what is right in our society. improvise in front of a symbolic backdrop of the rund

they thanked the people behind "grey's anatomy" and "station 19" for the n95 tasks.eredith gray shared why she was happy to help. >> so say we appreciate you, we love you, stay safe. nurses rock. doctors rock, and anyone who works in a hospital or the health care industry, you rock. we love you. stay safe. >> so nice. both "grey's anatomy" and "station 19" halted production because of the coronavirus. >> she is right. the doctors and nurses really do rock. >> let me clear up the mess. sweet caroline neil diamond. i get confused because they sing it at carolina football games. >> i thought maybe he wrote it. >> still a little chilly out there and some raindrops. >> hi, sandhya. >> absolutely. yeah, dan and ama, let's take a look at live doppler 7. the raindrops are still falling light to moderate in intensity. as you get into street level radar, you see heavier showers around san leandro right now, around lake chabot road. seeing much needed snow where a winter weather advisory is up until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. highest peaks could see 16 inches. temperatures tomorrow i

sunny skies for some but very grey skies for others. this is the satellite picture.unny skies, but across a good part of scotland and northern ireland, this cloud has just been sitting in place and will continue to do so, really, over the next couple days. still producing the odd spot of rain here as we go through this evening and tonight, but where you are underneath this band of cloud, temperatures aren't going to drop too far. so the likes of aberdeen and glasgow and belfast holding up around 6—7 celsius, but colder than that across the far north of scotland, the skies clearing here, and certainly cold further south across england and wales. some spots in the midlands, southern england, east wales could get down to —4—5 celsius. so, a chilly start to tomorrow but a bright one. another sunny day in prospect for england and wales. still, though, a stripe of cloud affecting northern ireland and a good part of scotland, although northern scotland is likely to have quite a bright day — if a rather cold one — with 1—2 showers. and temperatures generally, actually, acros

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also starting with grey cloud across the north—east of england into eastern scotland. think for many of us, we should see sunshine into the afternoon, particularly northern ireland and scotland. quite a feature coming in from the east or south—east but not as strong on saturday. more sunshine around and slightly lighter winds. it averages 11 or 12 degrees cooler along southern and eastern coasts. the clear skies with the cool air mass, temperatures will fall. weatherford pushing into the north—west of scotland was appear, temperatures around six or seven degrees for stornoway elsewhere, a widespread and quite a hard frost in one or two places. be surprised if you wake up for scenes like this with a touch of frost around on monday morning but with blue skies and plenty of sunshine. despite the cold start, it will be sunny to start the new working week up and down the country but more cloud for the west of scotland and perhaps western and northern ireland and outbreaks of rain pushing into the hebrides and for the northern isles. elsewhere, temperatures reaching highs of

as soon as you hear grey told him to lose your mind. or do story behind the music. morning ager's british an. oz. beethoven's 9th. the more it starts on. you're watching to morrow today the science show on t w coming up. a polar research vessel is drifting with an arctic ice floe we talked to the expedition leader about the mission. we also meet a physicist who's hoping to revolutionize wind energy with an airborne power plant . and we have to morocco where research project aims to turn farmers into insect guardians. nearly 130 years ago norwegian explorer frithiof nonsense froze his ship from into the arctic ice sheet he and his crew spent months drifting towards the north pole measuring the salt content and temperature of the water and observing the ocean currents. in september 29th teen a german research ship set off in the wake of the fram expedition with an international team of researchers on board. the polish stand set sail from france or in norway settled into an ice floe and is now on its way through the arctic ocean. trapped in the arctic ice surrounded by

. >> el presidente grey que su gobierno envíe cheques en las próximas dos semanas como tras la pandemiaios como parte del fondo nuevo. >> al ser enviados a casa no les pagan por esos días en el condado una cosa de propuesta para traer a lidia desde san leandro ni pedro recibe horas también es el drama que sobran trabajadores que suelen enviar a casa sin garantía de que los veían a reconocer sueldo por los días perdidos . >> por eso en el condado de alameda se interpone una ordenanza de emergencia buscando soluciones de los supervisores . >> eso es lo que te decimos quédense en casa, no salgan pero la gente tiene que pagar las cuentas en concreto la ordenanza dice que se den 14 días de enfermedad, pagos a estos trabajadores ,. >> a los enfermos nomás les aplica? a todas las personas que están mal o exigir éste pudo vivir las industrias sin importar el tamaño del negocio . >> ella que representa cero 35,000 trabajadores dice que existe otra medida para rockland y que ahora . >> yo creo que soy pro queda . >> lleva ya dos semanas sin estrenarla donde importación de chinas han bajado por el