helena's last known address. no answer.but neighbors tell us that helena, her husband and kids are long gone. >> he's lived here? yeah, those. those two lived upstairs. >> they don't live here anymore. no. cops called the hurn sisters. persons of interest in arianna's disappearance. but the babysitters have not been charged. and they have not been connected in any way to nicole's murder. >> we will never give up until this case comes to a resolution. >> now, in the latest, police have raised the reward for information leading to an arrest to $250,000. they've also released an age progressed photo of what arianna may look like today. for now, nicole's heartbroken loved ones are left with no choice but to keep searching and hoping for arianna's return. >> i need to do whatever it takes to get this out there so people know that there's a little girl who's missing and her mother was undeservingly taken away from her. >> the fbi just released an age progression photo of what arianna fitts would look like today. recognize her, ca

well, helena, now most of the reports _ us? well, helena, now most of the reports that _ us? most of the reports that are _ us? well, helena, now most of the reports that are coming - the reports that are coming from syria, from many news agencies, are confirming that now the opposition are inside the capital, damascus. there are some people who have heard some firing of arms inside damascus. not sure if this firing is fighting orjust a celebration of them arriving. damascus reports that they managed to get to the prison as part of the outer damascus and that they freed some prisoners from there. there are reports that some government troops are fleeing. there are reports that the opposition are besieging damascus airport. so these other reports we cannot 100% sure what a right or not, but these are the reports that are coming from many— more than one source that is reporting this news from damascus at the moment. news from damascus at the moment-— news from damascus at the moment.- from - news from damascus at the moment.- from some l there, reports from some residents of gu

hello, i'm helena humphrey.yrian army says it's boosting the deployment of forces around damascus, as rebel fighters continue towards the capital. the government of president bashar al—assad says reports the army had withdrawn from areas around the city are untrue. opposition forces are rapidly moving south towards damascus from aleppo and from the key strategic crossroads of homs, which appears to have fallen to opposition forces in the past few hours. other rebel factions are converging on the capital from the south, where they've taken the province of daraa. there are signs that the goverment�*s control over damascus is slipping: this footage from the suburbs shows protesters toppling a statue of assad's late father, who founded the ruling dynasty. our security correspondent, frank gardner, has the latest. they think they've won already. these are syrian rebels in the south of the country, in daraa, part of a pincer movement that is closing in on the capital, damascus. more celebrations today in the north, in

helena. stretched all along wine country there. napa, dealing with some moderate rain now as well. lighter rain down into the marin headlands and it's drier down in the south bay right now but the same storm system continues to sweep and tilt over us in the afternoon and evening hours tonight. by 10:00 a.m. as we head into the evening hours tonight you will notice another band of rain kind of impact southern bay area communities. just a little bit more. spots like scotts valley that received that tornado just into the early morning hours on our saturday forecast, when all of the phones were going off, that same community right now is still going to see some more rain in the forecast today and then a blanket of clouds as we wrap up the day heading into the overnight hours tonight. take a look at averages with rainfall totals right now, at this point, for the month of december, we're sitting above average too which i think is important to note. i'm going to pull the map up too so you can kind o

i'm helena humphrey. syria's former president, bashar al—assad, has issued what appears to be his first statement since he was forced out of power a week ago. in what is believed to be a telegram post from moscow, the statement explains how he left after rebels took over, and that he never intended to seek refuge in russia. it's not certain that the post was written by him. here's our russia editor steve rosenberg. where is bashar al—assad 7 he hasn't been seen since he fled syria. today, a statement purporting to be from him appeared on the social media accounts of the former syrian president, dateline moscow. it's unclear who controls the accounts and whether assad wrote this: president putin, who met army chiefs today, has reportedly granted assad asylum. but the kremlin leader has said nothing publicly about it. most of this speech was about the war in ukraine, not a word about syria. despite having this naval base in syria, in tartus, and a major airbase, events there seem to have taken moscow by sur

helena wilkinson, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.oming in from seoul in south korea, with the south korean president defending his position of announcing marshall law for a short time last week. in a televised address, yoon suk—yeol defiantly declared he would fight to the end. translation: we must prevent the forces and criminal groups i that have led to the paralysis of government administration, and disorder of the national constitution from taking over the state administration and threatening the future of the republic of korea no matter what. i will fight to the end. we heard from people in seoul, who gave their reaction to the president's address. translation: ithought it was utter nonsense. . the president has already taken actions against democracy, and while the public strongly opposes this nationwide, he ignores this, blames the opposition party and even involves other people. i think this is unacceptable and it's close to a dictatorship that demolishes the foundations of our democracy. translation: | think - the president

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iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. glad you could join me.begin with continuing coverage of developments in syria. russian state media announced on sunday that the country's former president bashar al—assad and his family are in moscow. it also said they had granted political asylum. while a kremlin source said it based this on humanitarian considerations. it comes hours after rebel groups took control of syria's capital, forcing assad to flee. the man who led the addressed cheering supporters soon after. he told supporters soon after. he told supporters that all syrians could now breathe freely. he said assad's leadership had spread and corruption. barbara plett usher was the first western journalist to enter damascus since the city fell and she sent us this report. this is an extraordinary moment, a seismic change in syria's balance of power. the strongman of damascus, bashar al—assad, is gone. rebels have declared victory. we were the first western journalists to reach the capital, just hours after it fell. this is where people are celebra

helena wilkinson, bbc news.ave identified the attacker in a school shooting as a 15 year—old girl. a teacher and a student were killed and six students were injured. the attacker was found dead at the scene. only 3% of mass shootings in the us have been carried out by women or girls. the police chief in the city of madison said the alarm was raised by a pupil who was just seven or eight years old. here's our north america correspondent, david willis. mass shootings are sadly no rarity in this country which, of course, enshrines the right to bear arms in its constitution. but shootings carried out by females are extremely rare. and 15—year—old natalie rupnow, who went by the name samantha, was a student at the small, privately run christian school in madison, wisconsin. and about three hours into the school day, officials say, she opened fire in the classroom, killing a teacher and one of her fellow students before turning the gun on herself. officials say that she died on the way to hospital. police are attempti

helena wilkinson, bbc news.t protecting the most at—risk children. this comes on the day that the father and stepmother of sara sharif are due to be sentenced for her murder. under the the children's wellbeing and schools bill, parents will no longer have an automatic right to educate their children at home if their child is subject to a protection investigation or plan. education secretary bridget phillipson has been setting out the plans for the bill. we need action to protect children and keep them safe, so today i am setting out a landmark children's bill to protect vulnerable children, to make sure those responsible for their care are working more effectively. schools, the police, children social workers, we all have a responsibility to protect children and keep them safe and today's measures will make a significant difference to the lives of children across the country and transform their life chances. i am afraid there will always, life chances. i am afraid there willalways, much life chances. i am afraid

first, let's get this report from helena wilkinson who has more on today's verdicts.es contain some distressing details. >> sare sharif loved to sing and play the guitar. she was a confident, caring little girl but in august last year, she was murdered after months of brutal violence. >> your daughter has died. >> i killed my daughter. >> more than a day after she had died, her father callethe police. >> my daughter is dead. >> who has killed your daughter? >> it is me. >> he had left her body alone at home in woking in surrey and fled with his family to pakistan. this is the moment police arrived at the house. upstairs under covers in a bunk bed, they found her body. her father had left a note. it said it is me who killed my daughter by beating. the little girl had around 100 injuries including broken bones, bruises, burns and bite marks. police discovered this cricket bat with her blood on it and a metal pole that her father hit her with as she laid dying. hours after she was murdered, her family were at heathrow heading for pakistan but after a month of the run, he

absolutely, helena, it's a logistics nightmare.se, being prepared for such a heavy impact is very complicated. and now, it's really a logistics nightmare because first and foremost, you need to assess the situation, to understand where people are, who are sheltering at the moment, so this will take time without mentioning the search and rescue operation, people can still be under the rubble. so the hope here is that humanitarian aid can enter as soon as possible, but most importantly, hoping ot find the largest number of people still alive. and i just want to wander more broadly, how often, particularly this year, have you found yourself talking about climate related emergencies, and how much worse are they getting? thanks a lot for this question, which is very important to us and to our mandate. actually, it's more often, and then, what we are seeing — of course, we have to understand with scientists, understanding exactly what happened in mayotte — but in general, the bigger picture is these disasters are increasing and the viole

helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the old bailey.other stories making news. police investigating possible crimes linked to the post office horizon it scandal are looking at "dozens" of potential suspects. hundreds of postmasters were wrongly prosecuted after the faulty horizon software showed money missing from their branch accounts. police are looking into the role of post office and fujitsu employees but say any charges won't be laid until after the final report of a separate public inquiry is published. farming leaders drove tractors through westminster on wednesday, urging ministers to consult with them before making changes to agricultural inheritance tax. some farms had previously been exempt, but the new budget imposes a 20% inheritance tax on some assets, half the normal rate. sir keir starmer insists the "vast majority" of farmers won't be affected. puberty blockers for young trans people have been indefinitely banned in the uk. speaking in the commons earlier wes streeting, the health and social care secretary, said a revie

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helena wilkinson, bbc news at the old bailey.s body was discovered, urfan sharif, sara s father, beinash batool, her stepmother, faisal malik, her uncle, and 5 of sara s siblings, were the subject of a police hunt across pakistan for several weeks. caroline davies and her team, spent months tracking down the man who says he gave them shelter, hiding them from the authorities. punjab�*s rural heartland, more than 6,000km away from woking, the route, the roads the sharif family took. but where and how did they stay undiscovered? we're off to meet a man who's related to urfan sharif by marriage and, through the conversations we've been having, we think he might know more about how the three adults stayed hidden for so long in pakistan. months of searching, tip—offs and leads led us to this door in a one—track village. during the hunt, police suspected rasikh munir of hiding the family. speaking exclusively to the bbc before the trial began, he told us how he did it. this is irfan�*s room? this. translation: they stayed here. they us

helena wilkinson, bbc news. sir keir starmer has been speaking on the case. this is just the this isjust the most this is just the most awful case. it's very hard to see and to read about for many people who will be viewing this. just shocking. so that's where i start on this. 0bviously shocking. so that's where i start on this. obviously there will be questions that need to be answered in relation to this case. i don't think that we should allow to do more to prevent illegal immigration. the deal has been years in the making. romania and bulgaria joined the european union in 2007 and have been trying to enter schengen for more than 10 years. their full entry to the zone would leave ireland and cyprus as the only eu countries outside it. there are currently 29 countries in the schengen area, which allows 400 million people to move freely between them. our correspondent, nick thorpe, is on the border between hungary and romania for us. behind me, this is normally very busy. people wait for hours, especially in th

helena wilkinson, bbc news at the old bailey.s birth, her family was known to police and to children's services because of growing concerns of neglect and violence in the family, including against one of sara's siblings. the children's charity the nspcc says a review must identify ways in which sara could have been better protected, to prevent further such tragedies. daniel sandford takes a look now at sara's story and again, his report contains details you may find upsetting. special messages for her. in sara sharif�*s old classroom, memories of a much—loved school friend, her head teacher recalling a joyful young pupil. sara was a very caring, very confident little girl who wasjust smiling all of the time. i remember saying to her, "sara, what do you want to do when you grow up?" and she said to me, "i want to sing." she said, "i want to be on x factor and i want to win it." but behind the smiles, sara had a very troubling life. serious domestic violence against other children in herfamily meant social services were involved, e

he reflected on president biden�*s reaction in an interview with my colleague helena humphrey.rt. not only from someone who admired jimmy carter, but, as he said, someone who had, you know, been hanging out with jimmy carter for over 50 years. you know, someone who can respect the decency and humanity ofjimmy carter and who had seen it up close and personal. what i thought, though, was perhaps the most emblematic statement, was thatjimmy carter was always the sunday school teacher. here's what i drew from that, that the very spiritual values thatjimmy carter shared with the young people in his, you know, decades of teaching sunday school were the same values that he lived by, the same values that animated and guided his presidency, and the same values that enabled him to contribute so extraordinarily to humanity in the many decades after his presidency. always the sunday school teacher, always representing those extraordinary positive spiritual values. and what does come through time and time again is it appears thatjimmy carter was someone who very much walked the walk, as opp

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey, get heavy with us.t in a row. a warning that there may be some flashing images in the live pictures coming to us from georgian television. you can see protesters have been clashing with riot police, throwing fireworks at officers who have been shooting tear gas and water cannon. the protesters are furious about what they see as the government's increasing ties russia, a country that currently occupy some 20% of their land. the earlier bear this year, the prime minister's party georgian dream, passed a law that critics say are similar to a piece of russian that suppresses independent journalism and targets dissidents. the prime minister said he put european talks on hold — make the european union talks on hold,

saint helena was close at 0.96.an anselmo, fairfax all around the same petaluma, san francisco almost 8/10. berkeley three quarters oakland about their sfo, napa two thirds and los altos 59/100. their totals were pretty good here. half moon bay almost 9/10 ben lomond, santa cruz mountains, hayward good rain, danville, good rain. benicia 6/10 redwood city half inch, alum rock, half inch and brentwood picked up 4/10. so our dry pattern has ended. it lasted 15 days and i'll be honest with you, it looks like rain is going to pick up again big time on saturday, maybe monday, and i would not be surprised if it continues close to christmas as kind of the way it's looking to me. and temperatures will be cool today, 40s and 50s. and if you're going to the mountains, there'll be some snow there. winter weather advisory until 4:00 today. >> well thank you steve. our time is now 641. leaders of the country of guyana. that's where the jonestown massacre occurred. want to make that massacre site a tourist attraction? we'll tell y

helena wilkinson, bbc news at the old bailey. even born, her family was known to police and children's services amid growing concerns of neglect and violence in the family, including against one of sara's siblings. the acting head of the nspcc says a review must identify ways in which sara could have been better protected to prevent such tragedies happening again. daniel sandford takes a look at sara's story, and a warning — his report contains details you may find upsetting. special messages for her. in sara sharif�*s old classroom, memories of a much—loved school friend, her head teacher recalling a joyful young pupil. sara was a very caring, very confident little girl who wasjust smiling all of the time. i remember saying to her, "sara, what do you want "to do when you grow up?" and she said to me, "i want to sing." she said, "i want to be on x factor and i want to win it." but behind the smiles, sara had a very troubling life. serious domestic violence against other children in herfamily meant social services were involved, e

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. glad you could join me.ay that the country's former president bashar al—assad and his family are in moscow. it also said they had granted political

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i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. we start with the situation in syria.groups are appealing to the country's new leaders to preserve evidence of atrocities commited under former president bashar al—assad's regime. the investigators visited detention facilities and mass graves after rebels took over the capital — seeking proof of the regime's alleged extrajudicial killings and torture tactics. in a joint statement, amnesty international, human rights watch and the association of detainees and missing persons in sednaya prison, said... — sometimes burned. they say such evidence, is essential for prosecuting those who violated international laws and for the tens of thousands of people who were forcibly disappeared under assad's rule. meanwhile, the kremlin is refuting reports that the british—born wife of deposed syrian president bashar al—assad is seeking a divorce, saying the reports "do not correspond to reality". it comes as several eu countries pause applications from syrians seeking asylum — following the overthrow of the assad regime. international hu

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hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. a state funeral will be held for former us presidentjimmy carter on the 9th of january at the washington national cathedral as part of a national day of mourning for america's longest living president. mr carter, the georgia peanut farmer turned naval officer served as a one—term president from 1977 to 1981. he would later go on to expand his legacy after his presidency as a leading voice for peace around the world, being awarded the nobel peace prize in 2002. he died on sunday at 100 years old. and world leaders have been paying their tributes — including presidentjoe biden and president elect, donald trump — with biden saying that mr carter, �*embodied the very best of america'. flags are flying at half mast at the white house in honour of the former president's life and legacy. the bbc�*s tom bateman reports. tributes forjimmy carter from the heart of american democracy to the traders on wall street who paused in his honour this morning. and at the white house, joe biden ordered th

hello, i'm helena humphrey. syrian rebel fighters are advancing on the country's capital, damascus.ents in damascus have told them they have heard gunfire in the city. the syrian army says it is boosting its military deployment there, and president bashar al—assad's government says reports the army had withdrawn from areas around

i'm helena humphrey. glad you could try me. —— join me.are being paid in the german city of magdeburg to the victims of friday's deadly attack on a christmas market. five people were killed, and at least 200 injured, when a man drove into a crowd at high speed. a memorial service has been held in magdeburg's cathedral. hundreds of people, including the german chancellor, gathered in the square outside, some carrying candles and flowers. as the mourning continues, prosecutors are investigating a potential motive. germany has been hit by a number of deadly islamist attacks, but investigators say the evidence in this case suggests a different picture. the suspect is a 50—year—old saudi doctor, taleb al—abdulmohsen, who came to germany almost 20 years ago. officials say he appears to have been motivated by resentment at the treatment of refugees in germany, rather than by religion. there are also questions about security, after it emerged the suspect drove through an entrance reserved for ambulances and official vehicles. anna foster has more

this from helena. good morning. from the south bay? yes. we had lit up skies this morning.the mere fact that it actually made it. that's actually kind of a good sign. hazy december skies. a lot of high clouds. the warmest temps will be towards san jose. no significant rain until maybe the 13th 14th. now a couple of forecast models are showing rain a week from tomorrow, so we'll see if that holds. 70 yesterday though. campbell, redwood city, saint helena, gilroy, palo alto, san jose, livermore and cupertino 70 to 72. and yesterday, oakland. another back to back days, setting a record high both of them were 70 and both of them beat the previous mark set in 2014. it's a dry pattern. i mean, a sprinkles don't count. we need a 0.01 or higher and using san francisco, they had a 10th of an inch on the 26th. so we've gone nine days. we'll probably go probably about 16 or 17 before maybe we can bring some rain back in. 40s on the temps. 50s because of the cloud cover and the mountains as well. 20s there now, including carson city, minden, south lake tahoe and also truckee. a lot of

saint helena 71. gilroy also in there. palo alto, san jose, livermore and cupertino all checked in at 70 degrees. and so did second day in a row, downtown oakland. that was a record high for the date. the previous record was close there at 69 once again in 2014. so congratulations oakland on back to back days. a lot of high clouds are coming in, but boy, they fall apart just running into that ridge of high pressure. a lot of cloud cover is on the way next couple of days, but there's no rain yet. 40s, 50s due to the cloud cover. we're seeing a lot more seconds. 50s any 30s. we can try and find some, but no, not even up into mendocino county or lake county unless there's an isolated one here. so cloud cover definitely keeping us a little on the on the cool side instead of the cold side up in the mountains. not a whole different story there. 19 at truckee, 18 reno and 22 south lake tahoe. 50s, though as you get down the hill there, 50 and 80, except for the higher clouds. it's a hazy pattern. it's a dry pattern. there will be

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.post, amid a crisis over the government's decision to suspend accession talks with the european union. salome zourabichvili's term is due to end in two weeks' time, but she says she will not stand down because the current parliament is what she calls �*illegitimate'. the ruling georgia dream party announced on thursday that it will put talks with the eu on hold until 2028. a quick warning these pictures coming up may have some flashing images. this is the scene now live in tbilisi. earlier police used water cannon and tear gas against demonstrators who turned out in their thousands near the parliament building in the capital for a third night running. police say 107 people have been arrested. there you can see the scene shortly after 7.00 in the morning

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we take you in closer to 101 from santa rosa highway 12 and over towards saint helena, calistoga.d then it gets lighter as you head towards central marin and then down towards bolinas. not really raining at all in southern marin, the golden gate, maybe a little bit of mist and drizzle, but nothing in the east bay, the south bay, the peninsula that will change as this level one sinks to the south and through 1:00 we'll have the slick roadways, with rainfall totals anywhere from a 10th to about three quarters of an inch in the north bay, where you're getting that heavy rain. so breezy south winds mainly along the coast and a lingering chance of showers in the afternoon. it's in the 40s. we've got clouds in the south bay and fog in the east bay from a half mile visibility concord to a quarter mile in livermore. breezy winds with the frontal passage through about ten till noontime, mainly along the coast. and then look how this sinks to the south. the reds kind of disappear, but we're still getting heavy downpours from the east bay. san francisco, 730 till about 830 or 9. and then it'

hello, i'm helena humphrey.yria's opposition forces say the country's president has fled the capital damascus, after they entered the city essentially unopposed. in a statement, hayat al—tahrir al—sham, or hts, said , "we declare the city of damascus free from the tyrant bashar al—assad. we announce the end of this dark era and the beginning of a new era for syria." the country's prime minister, mohammad ghazi al—jalali, filmed a video statement in the past hour saying he would work with the opposition to facilitate a transition of power. despite the opposition�*s claims, it's not been confirmed that mr assad has fled syria. residents in the city say they are hearing gunfire and heavy fighting. opposition forces rapidly moved south towards damascus from aleppo and the key strategic crossroads of homs. the head of the rebel advance has said his forces have taken full control of homs in the last few hours. other opposition factions are converging on the capital from the south, having taken control of daraa provinc

so therefore, it's nice that you have a woman like helena, who's the director, going, okay, i love thosew do i now tell them with my voice and with my storytelling? >> the demands of the part placed the 57 year old in intimate scenes with rising star harris dickinson, 28, and as her husband antonio banderas, 64. what can you tell us about how you created the vulnerability and the trust to do these intimate scenes together? >> you're my baby girl. >> you've got the protection of experienced as antonio's very experienced. and then harris, his brain is so adept at being able to know what's needed to create things. >> kidman is now golden globe nominated for baby girl only, the latest acclaim in an acting career. she began at age 14 back in her native australia. i remember asking you almost 33 years ago when you were starting, you know, i know, right? you know, we're talking about your early stages of being an actor when you were still a teenager. what did you like about it? i said, well, you get to meet boys and you get to kiss boys on stage. >> still doing that? >> oh 2024 saw the hard wor

mount saint helena reporting 29. oakland north also reporting 29. temperature wise, upper 50s to low 60s over most of the bay area. san francisco enjoying a mid to upper 60s. and we do expect mid to upper 60s over redwood city today in the south bay. 69 san jose. the extended forecast not a lot of change coming on tuesday. turning cloudy on wednesday& wednesday night into thursday. wet weather moves in, moves on friday. we start out dry, but by friday night into saturday will be our next opportunity for additional wet weather. >> gasia rosemary. thank you. the cal bears will face the university of nevada, las vegas in a college bowl game next week. the two teams have accepted an invitation to play in the l.a. bowl at sofi stadium in inglewood. wednesday, september. excuse me. december 18th. the bears and rebels have faced off just once before on the football field. cal beat unlv in september of 2022. now play before a national tv audience in a bowl game that will air on espn. merriam-webster dictionary has released its 2024 word of the year and has

saint helena close, petaluma and sonoma 4/10 and napa picked up 28/100.nically, you had east and south and they're actually below average, so it's been this way for a long time. the pattern favors areas to the north with less to the south. although this weekend system, the dynamics were no doubt south, but the heavier rainfall was north. you can see the line finally moving. there it is. there is a back edge to it. so that will start to move east and south. so that's making some of that, making it into southern marin county now. right now moving into the city on the golden gate. that's why we saw that over san pablo bay heading points east. a little bit of fog out there. concord. tracy. tracy sold out. fairfield is in there. vacaville. sometimes that can sneak in around 80 towards cordelia. red top road, maybe hiddenbrooke american canyon, jamison canyon. so watch out there. but i think it's mainly going to be rain. i mean, pretty soon it has to be 40s on the temps, 50s had a couple of 30s. now it's all 40s and 50s. we will see a lot of cloud cover just ki

saint helena and lake county and back to the coast. bodega bay, but not all of the area yet. the rain is lighter in marin county. that is not a trend going to last long. where you are dry like in san francisco it will lot last long. the heaviest rain will be moving in as we head through the rest of tonight and into early saturday morning. let's take a look at future cast. we will take you through 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. waves of moderate to occasional heavy rain. wherever the heaviest rain moves through, the darker oranges, the reds on future cast, it will be with some very gusty winds, gusts over 50 miles an hour could result in power outages, make sure you have inflatable lawn decorations up for the holidays, deflate those before going to bed and charge up your phones. all sorts of advisories and watches and warnings in effect. we will separate it out and show you how things will impact you. a flood watch in effect all of the way through sunday. once the rain winds down tomorrow afternoon it takes time for the water to make its way into the waterways. be prepared for standing w

i'm helena humphries. several hundred people and possibly even thousands are now feared to have died in a powerful cyclone that hit the the island of mayotte, a french indian ocean territory. winds of more than 140 miles per hour and heavy rain battered the island, causing widespread devastation. authorities there say the final number of victims may never be known. mayotte is a french territory, and a member of the eu. many people there lived in makeshift homes, and the french government says they have all been destroyed. cyclone chido has now moved to southeast africa. greg mckenzie reports. the french indian ocean territory of mayotte. cyclone chido made landfall here on saturday. the devastation and aftermath clear to see. entire communities flattened by gusts of more than 140mph. islanders sheltering any way they can. officials fear the death toll will be in the hundreds, or even higher. located northwest of madagascar, mayotte is an archipelago comprised of one main island and several smaller ones. mo

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i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. we start with the situation in syria.rmer president bashar al—assad's regime. the investigators visited detention facilities and mass graves

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hello, i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.ew leaders to preserve evidence of atrocities commited underformer president bashar al—assad's regime. investigators from amnesty international, human rights watch, and the association of detainees and missing persons in sednaya prison, visited detention facilities and mass graves after rebels

christian mccaffrey and jordan mason on the defense, both helena who found a andrei green lot were limited greenlaw most likely going to miss this bears game. hopefully be able to make his return next thursday against the rams. let's turn some happier news. hopefully the young san jose sharks really playing some great hockey as of late winners of 3 straight 4 of their last 5 entering tonight's game at tampa bay. could they keep it rolling against the lightning? well. >> not so much. i'm sorry. did i say happy news? i meant more sad news because the lightning scored early and often and fast. connor geeky with the twisted wrister from the circle mix of 2 to nothing just over a minute later off the faceoff, lightning controlled the pop. look at the patients from brandon hagle. he makes zip and he wasn't done. 23 seconds later, it's table again. 2 goals and 23 seconds. 3 goals in 18. 60 seconds. >> and then it was all lightning. they win it. 8 to one. but it's just one game. >> just start will bounce. want to and on the happy 7 should have had the warriors wrap up the sport. yeah. you know, yo