helena: i am helena humphrey, glad you could join me. nicolas maduro has won the backing of the military in the standoff with the opposition leader. the chief of the armed forces accused juan guaido of causing a coup. russia is standing behind him. in his latest speech, he thanked moscow for its support. >> russia gives its full support to the legitimate government. they support is for the peace and sovereignty of venezuela. he told me, president maduro, you can count on the unwavering support of russia. now, more than ever, we will be working on bilateral projects to further develop venezuela. helena: dw's oscar is there. bring us up toto the latest. oscar: the protest b begins -- contininues even today in these parts of the country. we have been monitoring the protests. they were decentralized. they were spread out through the different c crisis that we are living in venezuela. they are trying to unify political protest. e largest ones we have seen in recentnt history were yesterday. protests are likely to rise if the political conflic

: i'm helena humphrey.ladad you could join me. brazil has just sworn in its new president, jair bolsonaro. a former army captain was inaugurated at a ceremony in the capital brasilia. he is brazil's first far right leader since a military dictatorship ended 30 years ago. bolsonaro supporters hope he can revive the economymy and bring safety to the streets, but critics claim he is a threat to democracy. reporter: jair bolsonaro soaking up his moment in the spotlight. under cheers from his supporters on the way to brazil's congress, where he was sworn into office. >> we want to get brazil on its feet. we want to free brazil from corruption and crime. from irresponsible economic policies. and from ideological submissiveness. reporter: bolsonaro supporters are hoping for an end to the country's economic crisis and high crime rates. especially in the mega-city of rio, where he won a majority. >> i expect that he will make brazil better and safer. >> we will have to see when he actually starts doing things. makin

helena: thank you, nimisha jaiswal reporting for us. elizabeth warren has taken a key step toward running in 2020. she has formed an exexploratory cocommittee. she e has had several run-ins wh president donald trump. he called her pocahontas. once to the doubts about her native american roots. dozens are m misng following an explosion and an apartmentt building in russia. this blast happened earlier in the morning when many residents were sleep tories believe it was caused by a gas leak. security forces into that have fired at tear gases wewere planning to them mash -- march on the president shall palace. crowds gathered in the capital khartoum, they were confronted by white police who blocked the march. -- riot police who blocked the march. millions of people took part in an event that could seek the first peaceful chancellor and power in decades. questions over the fairness with accusations of mismanagement and irregularities, especially in opposition areas. >> voters in many parts of congo's desk congo came back to study lists of ini

i am helena humphrey. bye for now. . going back to the studio you're watching france twenty four this is live from paris i'm showing about a giant thanks so much for tuning and let's take a look at our top stories this hou. a deadly attack in colombia has left at least nine people dead remains unclear who was behind the car bomb that targeted a police academy in the capital. bogota. doubling down on brexit negotiations britain's prime minister met with lawmakers this thursday just days before she is expected to propose a plan b. to leave the european union. and the menu and michael's former eight is in police custody and it's on the band allies accused of using his diplomatic passports for personal r reasons

brent: back here in studio three, the brexit fallout continues with helena. helena:'m raid so.ssentially the city of london is just bleeding jobs right now. more and more european banks announcing their plans to move those positions out of london, moving them to other financial centers. even if brexit hasn't actually happened yet, it is certainly having a very real impact on the world of banking. once britain has officially left the european union, london-east banks will the longer be able to conduct operations with eu ones without being subject to a host of other regulations. one reason why frankfurt has made itswnwn video l looking to trtract those e fleeing the bret financial fallout. >> nice to meet you. my name is furt. frankfurt. >> frankfurt? oh, i have heard of you. rereporter: ththis video was pod online several months ago. it is aimed at the family of the brexit uprooted banker who is not so keen on moving away from a world-class city like london. the british capital is europe's finance center and home to some of the world's biggest banks. but to keep doing business w

and i wonder who would be helena in the caves over negotiations between brussels and washington to fact that agriculture is of the table could pose some trouble even if there are some exceptions as we see with the u.s. so even sexperts to europe safety and food quality ascenders seem to be a key area of friction that's why there is a still the possibility that the white house may again use card targets to force europe's a hand there's these there would be an impact of for more than forty billion dollars european car experts to the u.s. but also guarantee immediate retaliation from brussels and a scenario we hope does not become too helena our financial correspondent has interests i thank you jose and happy with tentacles. well electric car maker tester says it's set to slash its full time workforce by seven percent and at the same time ramp up production of its model three sedan in a letter c e o you know musk told employees that tesla had increased hiring in twenty eighteen to meet those production goals the company's under pressure to trim costs and retain profitability tesla also ann

helena and yountville, cloverdale getting steady rain. three hour time lapse shows lots of snow in the sierra, lots of rain earlier today for the bay area. it will be heavier and more widespread tomorrow. futurecast we go into scattered showers mode tonight and tomorrow morning. by 3:00 tomorrow the heavy rain begins first in the north bay. watch the radar at 8:00 tomorrow night. that is the wettest hour where it's pouring, heavy rain about everywhere and likely some strong winds throughout the bay area as well. because the ground got saturated from today's rain and heavy rain is forecast for tomorrow, a flash flood watch is in effect for the entire bay area tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. the biggest risk will be road and highway flooding. the mountains, heavy snow is likely between 5,000 to 7,000 feet in elevation below lake level and around lake level, 2 or 3 feet of new snow by friday morning. look at what happens above 7,000 feet in elevation, 5 to 7 feet of snow likely, very strong winds, blizzard conditions likely beginning th

the bbc‘s helena lee reports.on the left, with her sister. three days later, she was killed by her date in a speedboat crash. this footage, recovered from charlotte's phone, shows jack shepherd speeding along the thames. oh my god, you're going so fast. "you're going so fast", charlotte says. soon after, they crashed, and the boat capsized. he survived, but charlotte died in hospital. jack shepherd had been speeding and drinking. his boat was also defective. he went on trial for charlotte's manslaughter last summer, but didn't attend, and went on the run before his conviction. despite being in hiding, shepherd has won the right to appeal against his conviction. today, charlotte's family met with the home secretary, sajid javid. they demanded to know from him what was being done to find her killer. the home secretary has underlined his personal commitment to see that shepherd is arrested and that the current man—hunt is given the necessary resources and priority it requires. our message is clear. there can be no hi

helena. those winds finally will abate but very crowley, slowly, remaining very windy in the n view fromigh windy and chilerni nded fecast. i mel 2030s ghy su breezy, next rain chance arriving on sunday. if instead of arrival you are departing tonight in san francisco, tomorrow it will be 54 degrees and for seattle 42, in los angeles 62. some rain for atlanta. overnight lows tonight 33, santa rosa, 34 san jose and breezy for new year's day but plenty of sun. temperatures in the 50s tomorrow baywide, south bay, east bay and north bay. they will all be in the 50s. in the extended forecast, that's where we pick up that hint of rain coming in late saturday, early sunday and then as the weekend goes on we'll begin to clear it out. in the meantime sunny, windy, winds abate, looks like a pretty good start to 2019. that's weather. let's get back to allen and veronica. >>> the cbs evening news is up next. >> vladimir duthiers is here with a preview for us. >> here's a look at some of the stories we ar

helena: celebrations have just begun at the world's tallest tower.he burj khalifa had out -- a vast light show and fireworks display. dw is tracking elections in congo.

helena where doppler sits, that's the best radar return. expect a wet at times up in the north bay for the morning commute while the rest of us have a chance of a random shower. here we are at 7:00 in the morning, and at 9:00. not picking up a lot of wet weather. you can see as we head through the lunch-hour and into the evening commute, it starts to increase in coverage and then it starts to spread southward heading up into 9:30. if you're heading out, notice where most of the rainfall is. notice how light it's going to be. yeah. north of the san mateo bridge and hardly any in the east bay, if none in the south bay. tomorrow, early drops and a few drops in the north bay in the afternoon. sunday is going to be a light event and it's going to touch all of us. then look at those mid-60s with sunshine next week. sue? >>> we've got a pretty good friday commute going on for the early commuters. the taillights headed southbound at 101 past the north gate mall and the civic center. it's very light conditions out there. welhe t gate ge brs.lookingt

dr helena thornton. for people abused in childhood. how do you respond to what dr helena thornton was telling us? it is a scandal. i would join baroness new love, the victims commissioner, in saying this is beyond shocking. we are talking about children vulnerable people that have suffered the most vile crimes. they should be going to a place of complete safety and having the best treatment available. and i have to say that i think part of this, it is not a political thing, but for 40 years we have had an obsession with privatising everything that moves, andi privatising everything that moves, and i think there is a place, obviously, for the private sector, absolutely. we live in a mixed economy. but there are certain services, and we have discussed them before, whether it be health services, the prison service and other services, that are farmed out to private enterprise, and private enterprises motivated by money, and dr helena thornton alluded to this when she said there is a cost involved in getting

helena, the elderly mother—in—law in middle england's, says straightout at one point — which is a phrase from many people over the last few decades — she says, "enoch was right." referring to enoch powell. referring to enoch powell and the rivers of blood speech in 1968. suddenly sophie, who as you say, is from a different generation, different background, a whole different outlook on life, just kind of freezes in her seat and thinks, how can this conversation even proceed? those are the sorts of divides... i havejotted it down, it is so telling. you say, "they look at each other, they live cheek byjowl in the same country but they live in different universes, universes separated by a wall, infinitely high, impermeable, a wall built out of fear and suspicion." i wonder if you as a novelist, if you feel that this book and your ruminations on britain today are about trying to break down that wall, or to mix the metaphor, to build some sort of bridge between two sides which, frankly, if you look at parliament today, just yell at each other and have no ability to listen and find common groun

helena lee, bbc news, westminster.movie roma. 0livia colman is among the british acting nominees for her role in the favourite alongside her co—star rachel weisz. success too for christian bale who starred in vice and richard e grant received his first ever oscar nomination. here's our arts editor will gompertz. did you just look at me? did you? look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! 0livia colman giving what might well turn out to be an oscar—winning performance as a potty mouthed queen anne in the favourite. alongside fellow british actress rachel weisz, who is shortlisted in the supporting actress category with co—star emma stone. i'm a servant. where would i get a horse? many of the scenes in the favourite were filmed here in the cartoon gallery at hampton court palace. which is now full of the costumes that featured in the film, including the one worn by 0livia colman playing queen anne in her nightdress. now, queen anne also lived here in the early part of the 18th century when she was monarch, using this ver

helena lee, bbc news, westminster.amme called prevent. the policy, which aims to stop vulnerable people from being drawn into terrorism, has been criticised in some quarters as unfairly targetting and alienating some communities. the security minister ben wallace announced the review and called for critics to produce solid evidence of their allegations. beefeaters at the tower of london are striking in a row over pensions. workers at the tower and at hampton court palace will not return until 6 tomorrow morning, after talks with historic royal palaces broke down. there were picket lines outside both sites throughout the day. historic royal palaces insisted the new penison was generous. the royal farce the favourite — and the netflix drama roma — have led the nominations for this year's 0scars, with both films receiving 10 each. two of the british stars of the favourite, 0livia colman and rachel weisz, have been recognised and there was success too for actors christian bale and richard e grant. the academy aawards are h

helena lee reports.is the last photograph taken of charlotte brown, on the left, that her family has of her. three days later, she was killed in a speedboat crash. this is the upturned boat moments after it happened. both jack shepherd and charlotte were thrown into the cold water. he survived but charlotte died in hospital. yesterday, shepherd, her killer, handed himself in to the police in georgia. he had been on the run for ten months. before he was arrested, he spoke to a russian television station and blamed charlotte's father for his decision to flee. charlotte brown's father is... he works in the prison system in the uk, i believe he is a civil servant of some influence. and this has been apparent throughout the whole process, really. so the cps initially decided not to prosecute. he appealed this. he was able to leverage his power in the system to get a qc appointed to oversee the whole process, which is very unusual. my lawyers throughout have said this is very unusual. we can't believe this cas

helena lee, bbc news.ela, after the country's opposition leader declared himself acting president yesterday. the us, which immediately recognised juan guiado's claim, has hit back by saying the regime of the current president, nicolas maduro, is "morally bankru pt" and undemocratic. despite having the world's largest oil reserves, the country has suffered years of economic difficulties. spiralling inflation and shortages of basic goods and medicines led to more opposition protests in the country's capital caracas yesterday. our north america editorjon sopel is at the white house. russia is warning of catastrophic consequences of external powers —— if external powers get involved, so what is donald trump doing now? donald trump is going about this in a rather orthodox way. come to build alliances. latin american countries we re alliances. latin american countries were fast to come out in support, so was canada. jeremy hunt is in washington today, he has given his backing to the moves by president trump dema

female characters, sophie, the academic who wants to be london—based but isn't, and her mother—in—law, helenaconservative and deeply against immigration. the5e and deeply against immigration. these two women look at each other and simply cannot understand or even really talk to each other in the 5ame really talk to each other in the same language. is that your view of what has happened to britain?” think everybody, certainly everybody i know, has had this kind of terrible conversations with friends 01’ terrible conversations with friends orfamily over the terrible conversations with friends or family over the last few years, even before the brexit referendum, where certain issues come up and the conver5ation ju5t grinds to a halt. and the absence of common ground and the depth of feeling with which they cling to their positions, or inhabit their positions, is very, very powerful. immigration i5 their positions, is very, very powerful. immigration is one of them. helena, the elderly mother—in—law in middle england's, 5ay5 mother—in—law in middle england's, says straightout at one point, which

helena lee reports. a new service that helps to ensure you are better off in work than you are on benefits. the government's reform of the welfare system was meant to make things easier for claimants, but it's proving complex and delays and problems have led to hardship for many. like sarah, who cares full—time for her disabled children, who are both adults. she says the system has left her emotionally broken. it's like you are standing on quicksand. it feels like everything is unreliable and then also when i am on twitter or watching the news, you see all these horrific stories of when people have been pushed to the edge and made homeless, suicidal or whatever and you think, i am not much further from that. the government says it recognises the problems with the system and today announced changes. it had planned to extend the policy which limits benefit claims to two children. but that will now be scrapped. also announced today, adelaide to plans to move 3 million a delay to plans to move 3 million peop

also guarantee immediate retaliation from brussels and this scenario we hope does not become too helena our financial correspondent who is entering data i thank you jose and happy retentive calls. well electric car maker tester says it's set to slash its full time workforce by seven percent and at the same time ramp up production of its model three sedan in a letter c e o you know musk told employees that tesla had increased hiring in twenty eighteen to meet those production goals the company is under pressure to trim costs and retain profitability tesla also announced on friday that it will recall more than fourteen thousand of its model s. downs in china she just faulty airbags from the now defunct japanese producer to carter. well the german government says it may block or ways involvement in its future high speed five g. network citing national security concerns in response the federation of industry says until evidence is found no vendors should be excluded from the network the united states and other countries are keeping the chinese away from de five g. networks because of data s

i underscore business i'm there as well helena see humphrey is my handle and of course you can always say website e.w. dot com slash c.c. . we've. we've. alan. was. going to want to fishel estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia. a lot of them live returned to house. to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters the job made for mines. a news analyst because it just gets the unsub to new sounds old school so called. head south to his confidence boost side by. the people who put big dreams on the big screen. movie magazine on the w. . i'm scared that the work that's hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here any more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. on what numbers of women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture. another visitor another guests you want to become a cit

there are some helena including make you more you called already fired joel negotiations but also imagine you are a u.s. semiconductor giant such as qualcomm you could see your sales go down by sixty five percent of chinese companies. to your products according to some estimates u.s. semiconductor industry makes up to thirty nine percent of its total sales from china so any disruption in this regard could take control there is to the risk of retaliation out of time where some companies like uppal are already suffering a lot of chinese consumers that said the latest reports on trade negotiations show the secretary of treasury stephen usually tempted to lower or cancel charge of some chinese products as a way to come to markets and give an incentive to china but it's true that the department of treasury has denied these claims so far and we have to point out shut down day twenty seven now the argument that this could be hurting the economy how real a prospect is that. in the grand scheme of things while in our one tenth of a percent a week raised from the us economy since the shutdown is st

is your business update i'm helena humphrey in berlin glad you could join me well the german government says that it may look quite ways involvement in its future high speed of five g. networks citing national security concerns in response the situation of industry says intel evidence is found no vendors should be excluded from the network united states and other countries are keeping the chinese phone away from their five g. networks because of data security they say that the company's link to the government in beijing increases the likelihood of cyber espionage the u.s. is carrying out a criminal probe into the tech. well the c.e.o. of huawei ren saying say refused to claims of chinese government involvement in. our company has never received no will receive orders from the government. we will refuse any order from the government. so why is quo way so controversial well a company was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven inch and then by a former military engineer and communist party member and it began to sell telephone switching equipment to chinese phone companies and i

helena and lighter towards santa rosa.o the east bay, light rain for you in piedmont, oakland, highway 13, out toward sanders ranch road. and finally, on the peninsula, it's been raining lightly here in san francisco throughout the morning hours and lighter rain through union city, sunol and pleasanton. all the way to big sir and monterey. this is a big event today with the snow falling, and the snow rates continue to increase with that winter storm warning through 4:00 tomorrow morning over 2 feet at kirkwood. and the highest peak still on track to get over 3 feet of snow. so certainly travel is not advised here. the rain coming down at a pretty good clip in combination with the wind advisory. 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. once again, gusty southerly winds, up to about 50 miles per hour. yesterday we saw that 72 mile an hour gust. mt. diablo. so it's certainly going to be almost as breezy, but much more rain today. winds gusting at half moon bay at 28 miles per hour. so we're in the 40s and 50s, slightly cooler this morning th

helena and nevada and vallejo. further south frontal showers and light rainfall through fremont. san francisco. futurecast showing the rain up north pushes to the east and we see unsettled damp day with showers off and on throughout the day. another round of moderate rainfall moving through around dinner time and continue to see the residual showers through monday morning drying out for the second half of monday. heading out the door right now, temperatures in the 50s. area wide. we are looking at showers on and off all day and 60s in the warmest locations. your full forecast ahead. i will tell you when we will see the sunshine coming up. devon. >>> a scary united aircraft carrying 129 passengers slid off of the airway in chicago. it was bump after it landed. everyone got off the plane safely. >>> we ended up circling for a good hour, hour-and-a-half and we finally landed and the next thing we know we are off of the run way and stuck in snow. >> forecasters say the storm has dropped ten inches of snow in the chicago's northern suburbs. road crews and snowplows working around the

can you see from saint helena, napa as well getting the wet start to the day.ht over richmond, the pwreurpblgs you can see the light to moderate bridge stretching down through sausalito and over the bay bridge as well. redwood city, millbrae as well as across the east bay and union city and fremont and across the south bay here, light rain from milpitas, san jose, seven trees, campbell as well as sunnyvale getting light rain this morning. putting this into motion, you can see the rain offshore as well asdown to our south. all of that will continue to move northward across the bay area. so widespread light rain today with this weak weather system. a short wave trough of low pressure. but for tomorrow, this is a powerful pacific front that moves right over us. this will be the storm to watch for tomorrow. the storm timing of this for your wednesday, 3:00 to 11:00 p.m. very wet and windy. and how windy are we talking. a high wind watch will be in effect for the entire bay area tomorrow in the afternoon as well as tomorrow night. the highest gusts 50 to 60 miles pe

helena, petaluma, heavy rainfall over antioch, you can see light rain from san jose, just to the west of saratoga, near morgan hill at this hour. south bay san jose cam remarks you can see the raindrops on our live calk, we are looking at temperatures in the low to mid-50s currently. concord at 53. 54 in oakland. looking at 55 in livermore, san francisco at 52 as well as are for santa rosa. here is the satellite and radar view, there is the upper level low generating the showers for us right now. we have a storm behind that and another storm behind that, another active pattern this week. on futurecast through the rest of our afternoon this is at 4:00 p.m. through tomorrow morning. it's going to an wet start to the day. so a wet morning commute. this is at 8:00 a.m. and we're looking at showers still by tomorrow in the afternoon. and then here we go with that powerful storm system that we've been talking about, this is wednesday at 4:00 p.m. yellow and orange colors indicating heavy rain. brief heavy downpours, winds kick up as well wednesday into thursday. how much rain are we talking

the bbc‘s helena lee has this report. speeding along the thames. oh my god, you're going so fast. "you're going so fast", charlotte says. soon after, they crashed and the boat capsized. he survived, but charlotte died in hospital. jack shepherd had been speeding and drinking. his boat was also defective. he went on trial for charlotte's manslaughter last summer but didn't attend, and went on the run before his conviction. despite being in hiding, shepherd has won the right to appeal against his conviction. today charlotte's family met with the home secretary sajid javid. they demanded to know from him what was being done to find her killer. the home secretary has underlined his personal commitment to see that shepherd is arrested and that the current manhunt is given the necessary resources and priority it requires. our message is clear. there can be no hiding place forjack shepherd. the bbc has been told there are records of jack shepherd entering the former soviet state of georgia, with no sign of him having left. charl

helena lee reports.t helps to ensure you are better off in work than you are on benefits... the government's reform of the welfare system was meant to make things easier for claimants, but it's proving complex and delays and problems have led to hardship for many. like sarah, who cares full—time for her disabled children, who are both adults. she says the system has left her emotionally broken. it's like you're standing on quicksand. it feels like everything is unreliable and then also when i'm on twitter or watching the news, you see all these horrific stories of when people have been pushed to the edge and made homeless, suicidal or whatever and you think, i'm not much further from that. the government says it recognises the problems with the system and today announced changes. it had planned to extend the policy which limits benefit claims to two children. but that will now be scrapped. also announced today, a delay to plans to move three million people onto universal credit. instead, an initial 10,00

helena. farther to the east. perhaps a little dressle out there as well. definitely that possibility. along the peninsula, we have rain about san mateo. strip stretches into the south bay. we have santa cruz. and capitolla also in the green. along highway 1, could see some moderate rain falling there. along the san mateo county coastline. as we get into the sierra. there is no advisory here. but a little snow falling if you're traveling up for today or tomorrow. no advisory in place. that is likely to change. as we mentioned, more rain and sierra snow will be on the way. for today, cloudy, cool breezy. the increasing clouds and showers will be with us as we get into the second part of the afternoon. and looks like in time for the late afternoon and evening drive it's going to be really slick and fairly widespread. we will begin to get a break. and rainfall amounts anywhere from quarter inch to half an inch. most of our urban areas could see less than an inch in the hills. i'm going to push you out into the extended. there is where we saw at the moment. the

. >> in north helena, independence as well. go ahead. >> the previous, about the immigrants. i got sidetracked by my question but how are you doing? happy new year.d. illegaltion about the immigrants providing food, like you say, they shouldn't be here in the first place, the ebt which they get also, i think people -- there are people who need it. not to live on forever. they are ... for able body. the other thing is, we could save so much and built the wall. the wall is necessary. have a great day. >> again, $5.7 billion is a lot of money. people who are not residents and not u.s. citizens are not eating $5.7 billion worth of food. i personally, you give a meal to a stranger, biblical and supposed, whether we are christian or muslim or even people with no faith. they wouldn't deny people a meal. but we have a program that seeks to provide a basic safety net for people in our country and we should not allow a president to negotiate a way that benefits for americans for a border wall. >> on the snap food program, it distributes $4.8 billion in benefits each month. the program

helena lee, there.es down, demand goes up and prices can increase, too. when this happens to vital medicines, the government agrees to pay a premium for them. the list of these temporary prices is published every month, and the bbc has analysed that data over the last three years. in england, there's been a sixfold increase in the number of medicines on the monthly list. in january 2015, there were 12 on it. the numbers started to climb in 2017, when it peaked at over 90. at the end of last year, there was a surge from 45 to 80. another worry is that many of these drugs are very common, everything from anti—inflammatories and epilepsy drugs to blood pressure medication and antidepressants. for patients, obviously it's concerning if the medicine isn't available, and certainly, we'd advise patients to order the medicines in advance if they can do, so in case there are any problems, it gives the pharmacist more time to deal with it. there are many possible factors explaining this, from an increased global

the state and have recruited industry to this state from jacksonville to bayreuth attack in west helena, the fort smith to con a fax in el dorado and glenwood, with hundreds more businesses moving here or expanding in our state. >> together, [ applause ] together we have invested in technology education, and as a result we lead the nation in computer science education of our students, it's started with an idea a modest investment and legislative support. it now sets an example for states from california, to north carolina. [ applause ] together we have invested in pre-k education, our budget for pk has increased from $111 million to $114 million in recent years. we ranked 17th nationally in spending on pre-k and 18 and four-year-old pk access and we ranked number five in terms of three or access to early education. always more to do but that's a good start. [ applause ] together, we've cut the size and inefficiency of government. we've worked with you to cut the red tape, we repealed over 800 outdated and unnecessary regulations which make state government less burdensome to taxpayers a

helena, 68 miles per hour. santa clara at 48 miles per hour. current temperatures are still chilly. 32 degrees in mountain view. 41 in san jose. 33 in santa cruz. 42 in napa. we expect to keep gusty conditions for the north bay mountains. the east bay hills and we are under a microclimate alert for those areas because of the continuing winds. winds will diminish after 10:00 a.m. the rest of the bay area is doing good. we will not be concerned about it. it will still be breezy. by 9:00, 10:00 a.m., the winds will be decreasing up in the hill top areas. that's when that wind advisory is set to expire. for today, temperatures topping out into the 50s once again. 53 degrees in san jose. 57 in oakland. 56 for palo alto. 55 for san francisco. the next chance for seeing rain will move in right in time for your weekend. whatever you have planned this weekend, pay attention. we are still monitoring this system. it's a coastal system off the coast. as far as the timing goes and the rainfall totals, that will probably change as we inch closer as we head i

helena, nevada .20. san jose and palo alto. oakland and san francisco, only .01.o the north, like county and the mendocino county, some decent amounts, even some lightning strikes off the mendocino coast right there. it looks like they are staying off for now. here comes the moisture streaming up from southern california, central california. it is finally making the move now and it is heading into the santa cruz mountains to santa clara valley and this will be the source of our more widespread rain as it makes its way here in the next couple of hours. it is isture is finally getting in trained taking the time. that system will be here wednesday night and thursday. after that, we have one more week system on sunday it looks like we go dry for a while so we read, we need the rain. 40s and 50s will add to some of the totals starting today into tomorrow and again on thursday and after that, it looks like a break as we see 50s on the temperatures. this is when things get busier, looking at your screen, do see something? >> i'm always looking to see what chp is putting

for mount saint helena, 86 miles per hour gust. sunol grade 68. even at the airport in san francisco, 61 miles per hour gust this. san jose, 44 miles per hour gust. even though we are seeing the brunt of the storm moving through, and it's moving out of the bay area, martinez you're going to have rain chances and breezy winds later on this morning. as we go through the rest of the forecast, our rain chances go down. saturday is looking much better. a quick moving system will bring us additional rain on sunday. mike, you had that quake follow-up. >> that's right. earlier quake we reported. have that plague tmagnitude. remind me in my ear. when it was felt by bart system, began that protocol yesterday. bart advising possibility of 15-minute delay, a system check and run trains a little slower to make sure all the track lines are moving smoothly. that was a 3.5, centered again in the piedmont area. similar areas toward yesterday. we're tracking that, of course. meanwhile no weather related delays for transit system. no problem. bay bridge toll plaza w

mount saint helena had a gust of 86 miles per hour. sunol grade 68. at the airport and san francisco, 61 miles per hour gusts. even san jose reaching 44. it is gradually going to calm down today but still some breezy winds in showers and thunderstorms that develop. concord looking at temperatures reaching into the upper 50s. i want to make sure you do still have the umbrellaasnd i'm still watching in the north bay for the potential of some flooding as the water kind of drains and then still causes some of those creeks and streams to rise. the green valley creek as well as russian river near here, petaluma river may still be near flooding today. i'm still tracking this storm. if you're following me on social media, i'll have updates throughout the day. we're also going to be tracking what they had for the next several days. rain chances for the north bay tomorrow. other than that, partly to mostly cloudy skies. saturday is looking partly cloudy. it will be another weak system moving in sunday and then we have a chance to enjoy sunshine for a while from

helena. it is expected to crest at 16 feet.ding is expected but if you live in that area, you'll want to monitor it in case it changes. napa valley. 25 feet. forecast to crest at 22.2 feet. high wind warning until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. the winds are still gusting so watch out for powerful downed trees. a wind advisory until 3:00 a.m. gusty winds still could cause some problems. here's a live picture looking at the shark tank with those clouds overhead. the heaviest wind tapering. showers and gusty winds. not as windy as it has been friday and sunday. so here's a look at the storm impact style. a moderate strength storm, showers, gusty winds, large waves. and they could bring coastal flooding. still a slight chance of thunder. 11:30 tonight. still some showers in the south bay. pockets of moderate showers going into 8:00 a.m. now that the ground is saturated, could it cause some problems. noontime, keep the umbrellas handy. the rain, the showers do taper. we have a coastal flood advisory. 5:00 to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. high tide at s

mount saint helena, 60 miles an hour. it was windy today. wasn't that rainy. the high-def doppler shows the rain moved in and scattered. so much so we picked up a 10th to quarter of an inch. slowly moving east of the bay area. in the central bas y, i you can mostmo of the rain is unwinding over the spine of the heyward and coast range, and that's about it. but there is more ahead. a somewhat stronger system with more rain is due into the bay area on sun, and we'll have details with that when we cover weather in a few minutes. juliet? >>> let's take a live look at sfo. so far 73 flights have been canceled because of the weather. there have been more than 300 flight delays. officials are asking passengers to check in with their airline before coming to the airport. in the sierra, we have seen flurries of snow falling all afternoon. this video was taken along interstate 80. you can see it really coming down. chain controls are in place along interstate 80 and highway 50. crews are out at the donna lake interchange today, making sure drivers stay safe. caltrans sa

helena lee reports.ew service that helps to ensure you are better off in work than you are on benefits. the government's reform of the welfare system was meant to make things easier for claimants, but it's proving complex and delays and problems have led to hardship for many. like sarah, who cares full—time for her disabled children, who are both adults. she says the system has left her emotionally broken. it's like you're standing on quicksand. it feels like everything is unreliable and then also when i am on twitter or watching the news, you see all these horrific stories of when people have been pushed to the edge and made homeless, suicidal or whatever and you think, i am not much further from that. the government says it recognises the problems with the system and today announced changes. it had planned to extend the policy which limits benefit claims to two children. but that will now be scrapped. also announced today, a delay to plans to move 3 million people onto universal credit. instead, an ini

helena, 3.82, napa almost 3, oakland, 1.59, and three quarters of an inch is one system moves out. here come the third already spreading a lot of cloud cover and some light rain. it looks like most of this is north of the golden gate, but that has kind of been the theme anyway. we are in the 30s to the north. the wind is all over the place. there is still a little bit of a breeze. that will be your next system late tuesday into wednesday. once things get going, that there is saturated. the rain totals again, i think these are underdone. there will be some heavier amount northward. everyone will get into more rain this week. 50s and mid-50s and low 50s to the north. too much cold air is trapped in the cloud cover coming in. it will probably be a pretty good spread on the temperatures. tuesday into early wednesday, a break, and the next system comes in friday. we will get a break saturday with the next system sunday. >>> did you watch the golden globe awards last night? there were some snobs -- there were some snubs and some surprises. >> we are all legends. the question isn't whethe

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helena 62. pretty windy below as well. in the weather headlines, showers will be ending from the north to the south tonight. it will be foggy and cloudy and we could have sprinkles tomorrow. the manger storm -- the next major system is in late tuesday and early wednesday. there are two more systems coming in by this time next week. we will have all the details in the full forecast in a few minutes. >>> in the south bay, the rain is putting a damper on a surrounding the college football championship. fans awaiting a much- anticipated concert had to go home disappointed tonight. we are live in san jose where some big-name bands were forced to cancel. >> reporter: the fans did not find out about the cancellation. many of them until they showed appear and were turned away by security and police. this was a rain or shine event. tonight the organizers of the wet weather and high wind forced them to cancel the show. the fan shut up ready to brave the windy and wet weather. the show will not go on. >> i flew from indianapolis to v