so, washington, seen here against the background of the hudson highlands, why were the hudson highland so important? well, the hudson highlands, which is kind of this band of mountainous terrain on the hudson above new york and below albany, were important because basically the only way through them was the hudson river. and the hudson river was what connected the british and canada with the british and new york. if you could gain control of the hudson, you would split the rebellion, the american rebellion, as the british saw it. not only that, you would disrupt the supply line for the continental army, which ran via king's ferry, which is several miles below west point. if the british to capture the hudson highlands, potentially that would end the war but to capture the hudson highlands, you have to capture west point and from the summer of 1780, west point had been entrusted to benedict arnold, who had been lobbying the command of west point for some time, because by then, the british, negotiating with arnold, had seen him the best possible service that arnold to perform to the briti

married a guatemalan woman in the us she comes from the same highland region as he does. he lives here in a trailer park with his wife and daughter. on . her. own. that. on sundays like to drive out into the desert the hills remind him of home. he'd like to go back to guatemala someday to see his family but without a green card he wouldn't be able to reenter the us this. is. who thought that is it makes me sad is that it's tough to be separated from your family but all the media is there over there and only i'm here. but what can you do when the most i said is down the we're separated i live not because we want to be but because we are forced to be by necessity. over there you can't make ends meet but about us a. lot. here and not. let. her live. and not the mold. good at the club 2. oh where. oh yeah i know. who. know all that i live here as long as they remain it's been a long gun will remain in a long gun. yet and. my. conditions in the ocean are changing the fisherman a catching less and less they can hardly on a profit nowadays. almost every family has at least one m

of scotla nd come really with the highlands of scotland and very heavy falls here.s but wintry over the hills and southern half of the uk not as windy on sunday. temperatures about 9 degrees. moving away from the southeast, continue to see storm jorge weakening to the northwest of scotland so boston's windy is not going to be as windy on monday, and essentially the sunshine and showers, we are still in colder airso and showers, we are still in colder air so there showers could be over a wintry flavour particularly over the hills, so not the heavy falls of snow that will seat earlier on in the highlands of scotland. we still got what's left of the storm there and drifting the northwest of scotland, weather system coming towards the south of the uk and still that cooler and fresher air strea m still that cooler and fresher air stream for tuesday. a new month of course should be feeling a bit more like spring and not sure it will. not as windy, but we are sunshine and showers and again because it's cold enough it will be wintry over the hills. temperatures seven to 9 d

as we are turning drier, clearer for a highlands.r for a time, then cloud spilled in the bringing rain extensively across northern ireland and england and wales. river levels will respond, there could be minor flooding into tomorrow morning. a weather system will gradually pull away as we go through sunday, we start off wet, the range starts to ease this, sizable writing from the north—west, may be staying damp across the south—west but it winds easing down after strong conditions in the morning. elsewhere, lighter winds compared to today, a lot more sunshine. temperatures closer to where there should be for the time of year, not quite as chilly as this afternoon. with colder air in place through sunday night, the next approaching weather system working its way end will be a stormier lao than the one around at the moment. it will bump into cold air, potential for disruptive snow across north of england and scotland. it could be a double whammy as it pushes northwards, the winds will strengthen. there is the potential therefore damagi

people out of a simple pablo grew up here in the highlands of guatemala. she's grown potatoes all her life start in recent years things have changed. this little plant and as you can see she isn't strong enough to survive the we can't use it for seeds or potato production it's a loss in sydney. every year drought and frost destroy many potato plants which is all a family grow on their fields. in guatemala's western highlands most people are small scale farmers and 3 quarters of them live in poverty during the rainy season from may to october the countryside changes from dusty and dry to lush and green for people are this would be the most trouble free part of the year if only rainfall patterns were like they used to be thanks. thank. them actually yeah man it's what is so important for us as a community because we have no no true view to sell says. we depend on the rain for who was here last and just that's why we buy paganism canisters to catch them i would. say. but yet when the summer cannons that's the only way to store a bit of water and that it's ver

we could see some wintry showers and we could see some further accumulations of snow across the highlandsto pile up by the latter half of the weekend. another quality but temperatures up compared to saturday but was still windy, it will be slowly starting to ease down. so to ta ke slowly starting to ease down. so to take a quick look ahead to next week, many are asking when it is going to dry up. different time next week, it is looking drive sunshine and still a few showers. good night. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11: the latest person to test positive for coronavirus in the uk, at a gp surgery in surrey, is the first to get it here, not abroad. the issue of coronavirus is something that is now the government's top priority. alarm over the outbreak has sent global stock markets into a steep dive — with the ftse 100 dropping nearly 13% this week. fears of a major international military confrontation, after an attack by government forces in syria leaves 33 turkish soldiers dead. the flooding misery continues for some —

early hours of sunday morning, so it will be very windy, some heavy bursts of rain and snow over highlandiara on sunday. you can see the proximity of all of these isobars. it has been several years since we had seen such widespread strong gusts of winds across the uk, even across the english channel, up to 80 miles an hour. inland up to 70 miles an hour, but across coasts, it could exceed 80 miles an hour. the northern area, there will be that the remote winds and snow from the get go. squally winds squeezing through the central belt, some of those gusts reaching close to 80 miles an hour, enough to cause significant disruption. further south, you can see the green colour showing the heavy bursts of rain. heavy rain tracking south—eastwards, so as it moves across england and wales it will bring squally winds, up to 70 or even 80 miles an hour. storm ciara on sunday has the potential to bring severe gales. severe disruption to transport and travel as well as power cuts and big waves around the coast. it will they monday and tuesday, not as windy on sunday, but further heavy showers and win

and islands has transformed the highlands and islands in my lifetime and it's very very sad that i am ill informed him. you can nationalise of drag this out against a rule because no one is area of scotland voted to leave the european union. now it's been reported quite extensively about how the briggs's vote is bolstered the feeling of nationalism in scotland or drive at least for independence do you think now that we're past brags that that momentum will continue to build or people will slowly get used to the new reality. well in my lifetime support for independence which is not about nationalism people want a forward looking outward looking country has grown and it's no the most recent poll just the other day sure that the majority of scots want to diet the fact there's a as i change that's been bolstered by bricks at that's undoubtedly the case for instance to be scotland's largest union unison thought that when the scottish parliament decides that the should be a 2nd referendum now the scottish parliament is agreed that the should be a referendum the majority in the scottish parl

are saying that the rest of the family are fine, they are continuing to graze and feed upon this highlandhat doesn't mean these gorillas are completely out of the woods. even though they have moved from critically endangered to endangered, the global population based in central africa still remains fragile, and as the climate crisis intensifies and temperatures rise, they are going to face increasing threats. this could damage their food supplies, this could increase the risk of disease transmission, particularly from humans to gorillas, and it could impact their habitat as humans look for more food sources in the forest. so, while it is good news that the gorilla population is continuing to grow, a lot more still has to be done to really sustain and secure their numbers going into the future. has something like this happened before? good evening. a powerful and dangerous storm is upon us orjust about. storm ciara. it is very unusual because it will affect pretty much the whole of the uk. these tightly packed isobars indicate widespread severe gales through the course of sunday and on top

from the word go it is going to be very windy, some heavy bursts of rain, some snow over highland scotlandt of storm ciara on sunday. here it is on the pressure map. you can see the proximity of all of these isobars. it's been several years since we've seen such widespread, strong gusts of wind across the uk. even through the english channel they are up to about 80 mph. inland 60—70 mph gusts of wind, but certainly around the coasts and hills gusts could exceed 80 mph. let's concentrate on the northern half of the uk through sunday, heavy rain and mountain snow from the word go. that clears eastwards to leave sunshine and heavy, thundery showers with some hail. squally winds squeezing through the central belt, some of those gusts reaching 80 mph, enough to cause significant disruption. looking further south, sunday's weather now and you can see the green colours are showing the heavy bursts of rain. heavy rain tracking south eastwards. this is a cold front, so as that moves south across england and wales it could bring some particularly gusty, squally winds, again up to 70 or even 80 mph.

from the word go it is going to be very windy, some heavy bursts of rain, some snow over highland scotlandn sunday. here it is on the pressure map. you can see the proximity of all of these isobars. it's been several years since we've seen such widespread, strong gusts of wind across the uk. even through the english channel they are up to about 80 mph. inland 60—70 mph gusts of wind, but certainly around the coasts and hills gusts could exceed 80 mph. let's concentrate on the northern half of the uk through sunday, heavy rain and mountain snow from the word go. that clears eastwards to leave sunshine and heavy, thundery showers with some hail. squally winds squeezing through the central belt, some of those gusts reaching 80 mph, enough to cause significant disruption. looking further south, sunday's weather now and you can see the green colours are showing the heavy bursts of rain. heavy rain tracking south eastwards. this is a cold front, so as that moves south across england and wales it could bring some particularly gusty, squally winds, again up to 70 or even 80 mph. storm ciara on sun

rest of the family seems perfectly intact and healthy and are continuing to feed on this tropical highlandforts, it does seem to not greatly impact us in the long—term. it's the biggest night in hollywood on sunday where the stars will be gearing up for the oscars. the list of nominees has once again come under criticism from some for being too white and, for some categories, too male. the film director spike lee will present one of the awards. he sat down with our arts editor will gompertz to talk about hollywood, diversity and female directors. the oscars. what you make of the line—up this year? not like last year. and i said this last year, to not expect six african—americans to win oscars next year. it is feast to famine. and it will be a struggle and the struggle continues. why does it continue to be a struggle? because power does not give up power easily. it goes to the studios. the gatekeepers and we have seen more diversity amongst the gatekeepers then have a great effect amongst the oscars. a greater effect. is it happening at the moment? the gatekeepers? no, no. this is a busines

so more snow, though, for the highlands, a lot of snow to come.y sort of feeling day. not as windy for the southern half of the uk, where temperatures are 8 or 9. hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm martine croxall. today at 14:00... a man who was on the diamond princess cruise ship has become the first briton to die from the coronavirus. three new cases are confirmed in the uk and there are growing fears about the global spread of the virus. a lot of our attention has been on italy and japan. what happens in iran and africa is probably more significant in terms of the risk of this turning into a pandemic where the spread across borders becomes not possible to contain. as stock markets across the globe suffer their worst week since the financial crisis of 2008, the bank of england warns that the virus could have an impact on the uk economy. the teenage activist greta thunberg leads thousands of people on a climate change protest through the

from the word go it is going to be very windy, some heavy bursts of rain, some snow over highland scotlandrm ciara on sunday. here it is on the pressure map. you can see the proximity of all of these isobars. it's been several years since we've seen such widespread, strong gusts of wind across the uk. even through the english channel they are up to about 80 mph. inland 60—70 mph gusts of wind, but certainly around the coasts and hills gusts could exceed 80 mph. let's concentrate on the northern half of the uk through sunday, heavy rain and mountain snow from the word go. that clears eastwards to leave sunshine and heavy, thundery showers with some hail. squally winds squeezing through the central belt, some of those gusts reaching 80 mph, enough to cause significant disruption. looking further south, sunday's weather now and you can see the green colours are showing the heavy bursts of rain. heavy rain tracking south eastwards. this is a cold front, so as that moves south across england and wales it could bring some particularly gusty, squally winds, again up to 70 or even 80 mph. storm ci

they will continue overnight across the highlands of scotla nd overnight across the highlands of scotlandnd, the midlands and wales. now, that is going to be falling onto already saturated ground. the weather system that is with us only slowly pushing its way eastwards through sunday morning. a little bit slower than we were expecting this time yesterday, so it will be a wet start for many. not a sweat across southern areas but we will see rain or drizzle at times through the day, particularly through the day, particularly through the day, particularly through the afternoon. gales around the english channel coast through the english channel coast through the morning. but steadily brightening up process taking place through the day. the afternoon better than the morning for many. wintry showers across scotland, but fewer than today, so temperature is a little bit higher as those winds eased down. around levels they should be for the time of year. after an initial dip should be for the time of year. afteran initialdip in should be for the time of year. after an initial dip in temperature to

from the word go it is going to be very windy, some heavy bursts of rain, some snow over highland scotlando feel the impact of storm ciara on sunday. here it is on the pressure map. you can see the proximity of all of these isobars. it's been several years since we've seen such widespread, strong gusts of wind across the uk. even through the english channel they are up to about 80 mph. inland 60—70 mph gusts of wind, but certainly around the coasts and hills gusts could exceed 80 mph. let's concentrate on the northern half of the uk through sunday, heavy rain and mountain snow from the word go. that clears eastwards to leave sunshine and heavy, thundery showers with some hail. squally winds squeezing through the central belt, some of those gusts reaching 80 mph, enough to cause significant disruption. looking further south, sunday's weather now and you can see the green colours are showing the heavy bursts of rain. heavy rain tracking south eastwards. this is a cold front, so as that moves south across england and wales it could bring some particularly gusty, squally winds, again up to 70

in the highlands of scotland, it has been cold enough snow.e showers are of a wintry flavour into scotland. there isa wintry flavour into scotland. there is a band of wet weather moving over the irish sea that will continue to run into england and wales. even that could be heavy and thundery. towards the south—east of england it will be largely dry. temperatures here close to freezing. the band of wet weather will head its way down to the south—east of england for the rush hour, that moves through then gradually overnight the charity become fewer, skies tend to clear. there will still be a few showers, wintry in scotland, and ice could be a problem, too. temperatures will be farfrom a problem, too. temperatures will be far from freezing, even a problem, too. temperatures will be farfrom freezing, even in a problem, too. temperatures will be far from freezing, even in towns and cities. cloud and rain moving in on wednesday morning, that affects wales, northern ireland, scotland. it will move eastward through the day. temperatures will be around

early this morning, a bear went for a stroll on highland place in monrovia and it's nice to be able to get this close to him as she went from house to house she got really close to people but seeing bluff are ging we shouldn't be this close at all. >>however you can see it's not acting aggressive or anything. >>like a bear should be even these 2 dogs started barking at her. >>that she seemed unfazed it turned into a spectacle news crews on scene and neighbors peeking through their windows some coming out on the street to take a look. but of course living in the foot hills, these folks have seen bears before in the mountains where it belongs you know. it's like come down here it's going to get all this attention is on one all the attention he just wants some the as the bear searched for food in her way back to the wild she sought refuge behind this one house on highland place we're 8 and dennis kavanagh lives my mom came in and she is like. >>there's era for an entire united states of america's outside around 7 30 this morning, the california department of fish and wildlife showed up lo

as you head north we have much more snow to come in the highlands of scotland and some heavy falls heresewhere, sunshine and showers that could the wintry over the hills, southern half of the uk not as windy on sunday with temperatures at about 9 degrees. that weather system moves away from the south—east and we continue to see storm jorge weakening close to the west of scotla nd weakening close to the west of scotland so while it is windy it will not be as windy on monday and essentially with sunshine and showers. we are still in colder air so showers. we are still in colder air so though showers could have a wintry flavour particularly over the hills but not quite the heavy falls of snow that we will see early on in the highlands of scotland. we still have what is left of the storm they're drifting away towards the north—west of scotland. the weather system coming towards the south of the uk and still the cool fresh air strea m the uk and still the cool fresh air stream for tuesday. we are in a new month and we should be feeling a bit more like spring but not sure we will. not as wind

out for those icy stretches first thing, particularly across the pennines, southern uplands, and highland should gradually ease away, though, through the day on tuesday, so it will be a gradually improving picture. some sunshine developing, a bit of patchy cloud here and there, and those strong, gusty winds slowly starting to ease on into the afternoon. but temperatures only around about 8—10 degrees, and with the wind chill, with a brisk northerly wind, it will feel a bit colder than that. through tuesday night and then wednesday, eventually we'll start to see this area of high pressure building in from the west, so that wednesday, temperatures quite widely down to freezing, perhaps a degree or two above in rural spots, chilly wednesday. mist and fog around, especially further south across england and wales. low cloud, but more sunshine developing during the afternoon. cloudier across the north—west of scotland. cool temperatures, between about 7—9 degrees for most of us. towards the end of the working week, high pressure stays with us, so not only dry on wednesday, but thursday and frid

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island of les moss of burning a result of fire bombs thrown joining 2 days of angry demonstrations highlanders have long complained that the presence of thousands of migrants here threatens their safety plans for a new camp for up to 7000 people and more than they're willing to take. a one off we will resist for as long as it takes hold and nothing is constructed on our island he's. away from the fury of the protests. things could scarcely be more different wednesday's general strike on less boss and the islands of kiosks and some us has made already tranquil towns even quieter here among tama dos there's more opposition to the proposed camp with some saying they object on the migrants behalf. they live like animals inside moria n.p.r. camps and they want to leave. they want to leave to find a better place. let us what we want as well therefore we are fighting for both of them and us. but the greek government says the exasperated islanders have got it wrong there is 6 times as many migrants on less boss than the other greek islands as the official capacity ministers say the new camps will make

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star dennis is on the way but let us have a look at these snowy landscapes in the highlands of scotland can see if you more problems weather—wise. there is a ridge of high pressure moving eastwards across the country, an area of low pressure pushing cloud and wind and rain to the south—west and bringing about a here with it. there is frost in northern england, a sharp frost in northern scotland, —9 and —10 celsius for a time. in the early hours of thursday, there is a band of rain moving in with that cold air. the hills of scotland are potentially down to low levels in scotland, which means there could be disrupted to transport as we start thursday morning across these areas. to the rest of thursday, the hail and snow and rain will slowly pull away from scotla nd and rain will slowly pull away from scotland but we will be left with quite a lot of cloud. it was too cold, temperatures 4 degrees. it is quite windy around coastal areas was quite windy around coastal areas was quite a number of showers across eastern parts. for friday, another band of rain is on the way. this one, heavy rain

should reach the lowlands of scotland by mid—morning and snow across the southern upland, maybe the highlandsuth looks fine. the midlands, east anglia and the south—east i think some sunshine and very mild 14 degrees. towards the west, around wales and the irish sea coast west, around wales and the irish seacoast there will be some showers and that will continue through the course of sunday evening as well. the thing that we are really going to notice on sunday, monday and into tuesdayis to notice on sunday, monday and into tuesday is the strength of the wind across the more northern parts of the uk. we suspect —— expect severe gales across western scotland brought in by this area of low pressure here and then the strong wind will spread across scotland and affect eastern parts of the country as well. this is what it looks like on monday with strong wind and heavy rain in scotland as well as the possibility of some rain flipping far south of england through the southern counties. quite wet weather along the channel. focusing on the wind, in excess of 70 perhaps 80 miles an hour in the western

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and through the weekend, parts of the highlands could see another 20—30cm of snow, and all eyes thisrea of low pressure. this is storm jorge, which was named by the spanish met service. through the early hours of saturday morning, we will see further heavy, squally rain pushing east, cold air tucking in behind. we could see icy conditions across parts of northern ireland first thing on saturday. but the main focus this weekend is the strength of the wind. gales, if not severe gales, across a large swathe of the uk, gradually easing down through sunday. very wet and windy first thing across the eastern side of england. sunshine following. lots of showers pushing in from the west, likely to be wintry. it's very wet and windy across the northern isles through the afternoon. some more persistent rain and maybe some hill snow across northern england and into southern scotland. it's a cold day, particularly when you factor in the strength of the wind. so temperatures not much higher than 6—7 celsius in places and some gusty winds, quite widely 40—50 miles an hour, but through the afternoon

some showers and snow in the scottish highlands. a lot of snow across the highlands.ather sliding into the south. and rain in southern parts of england. in between a slice of drier weather, through northern ireland and southern scotland and northern england should see some sunshine. not as windy on sunday. still a brisk wind and chilly with temperatures between six and nine degrees. what about some respite in next week looks not quite as wet. there will still be some showers and it shouldn't be as windy either. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 15:00... a man who was on the diamond princess cruise ship has become the first briton to die from the coronavirus. three new cases are confirmed in the uk — and there are growing fears about the global spread of the virus. a lot of our attention has been on italy and japan. what happens in iran and africa is probably more significant in terms of the risk of this turning into a pandemic where the spread across borders becomes not possible to contain. as stock markets across the globe suffer t

out for those icy stretches first thing, particularly across the pennines, southern uplands, and highlandly ease away, though, through the day on tuesday, so it will be a gradually improving picture. some sunshine developing, a bit of patchy cloud here and there, and those strong, gusty winds slowly starting to ease on into the afternoon. but temperatures only around about 8—10 degrees, and with the wind chill, with that brisk northerly wind, it will feel a little bit colder than that. and then, as we move through tuesday night and then on into wednesday, eventually we'll start to see this area of high pressure building in from the west, so that will quieten things down. we're going to be seeing largely dry, clear conditions through tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday as well. perhaps a little bit more cloud across the north and the west of scotland, with a few showers here. elsewhere, clear spells, a few mist and fog patches, and a touch of frost. so first thing wednesday, temperatures quite widely down to around about freezing, perhaps a degree or two above in the more urban sp

dennis is in highlands texas on the other line. dennis, give us your thoughts . >> caller: i'm doing well, i want to say these are the leaders of our country and i'm tired of seeing them back and forth on tv like a bad divorce area i know it's a badanalogy but that's what it reminds me of . everybody's back-and-forth. they got this job, let's just go forward with it. >> host: what do you mean go forward and are youreferring to president trump and speaker pelosi ? >> i'm referring to everybody, these are leaders supposed to be taking care of the people, let's not focuson each other and what each party is doing . >> is next, wilmington north carolina. island, you're on, republican . >> caller: how are you? i just wanted to say i admire president trump. i like him. i voted for him and i was a democrat. i will be changing my party tomorrow. i've had enough of the democrats spending all of our money, doing nothing to help him. just think if they would help him, even great more of the country would be.all they know if somebody is telling

further north we have got wet weather in scotland and that will bring a lot of snow into the highlands—— sunday. in between we are looking drier and quieter wings gradually lessening. they will be sunshine and a few showers. as he moved into next week there is no real respite, it will not be as windy, we may not see the heavy bursts of rain but they will be sunshine and showers. still cold enough for winter over the hills. the first briton dies of coronavirus — he was a tourist who'd been quarantined on a cruise ship off japan. the man had been on board the diamond princess, where hundreds were infected. there are now 19 cases in the uk. the prime minister says they're doing all they can. the issue of coronavirus is something that is now the government's top priority. alarm over coronavirus has sent global stock markets into a steep dive — with the ftse 100 dropping nearly 13% this week. we'll bring you all the latest, and we'll be answering some of your most urgent questions about coronavirus. also tonight — fears of a major international military confrontation, after an attack by gov

out for those icy stretches first thing, particularly across the pennines, southern uplands, and highland most of the showers should gradually ease away, though, through the day on tuesday, so it will be a gradually improving picture. some sunshine developing, a bit of patchy cloud here and there, and those strong, gusty winds slowly starting to ease on into the afternoon. but temperatures only around about 8—10 degrees, and with the wind chill, with a brisk northerly wind, it will feel a bit colder than that. and then, as we move through tuesday night and then on into wednesday, eventually we'll start to see this area of high pressure building in from the west, so that will quieten things down. we're going to be seeing largely dry, clear conditions through tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday as well. perhaps a little bit more across the north—west of scotland, with a few showers here. elsewhere, clear spells, a few mist and fog patches, and a touch of frost. so first thing wednesday, temperatures quite widely down to around about freezing, perhaps a degree or two above in more r

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through this evening and overnight, persistent snow across parts of scotland, across the highlands andwest, bringing further accumulations in places. the further accumulations in places. the further east you are will be a much colder night across england and wales compared to recently, lewis perhaps as low as minus two celsius. tuesday we have a cold northwesterly wind with strong winds pushing further wizardry showers across the uk. these showers are likely to continue not only snow but hail, sleet, it may be some thunder and lightning as well. further accumulations are possible, and also the potential that we could see a bit of snow across parts of central southern england and wales. further east will be fewer showers but nowhere immune from seeing them. there will be blowing through quickly on the strong winds, strongest across parts... it will ta ke strongest across parts... it will take the edge off temperatures, five have a nine celsius, certainly much colder across england and wales compared recently. let's cast our mind back to 26 february, 2019, where it was 21 celsius at kew

>>early this morning, a bear went for a stroll on highland place in monrovia and it's nice to be able to get this close to him as she went from house to house she got really close to people but seeing far jack we shouldn't be this close at all. however you can see it's not acting aggressive or anything like a bear should be even these 2 dogs started barking at her. that she seemed unfazed it turned into a spectacle news crews on scene and neighbors peeking through their windows some coming out on the street to take a look. but of course living in the foot hills, these folks have seen bears before step in the mountains where it belongs you know. it's like come down here it's going to get all this attention is on one all that attention he just wants some the as the bear searched for food in her way back to the wild she sought refuge behind this one house on highland place we're 8 and dennis kavanagh lives my mom came in and she was like. >>there's era for an entire united states of america is outside around 7 30 this morning, the california department of fish and wildlife showed up load

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rest of the family seems perfectly intact and healthy and are continuing to feed on this topical highlandetation as normal so even though it is a blow for conservation effort, it does seem it will not greatly impacted in the long—term. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show: i'm in the maldives, meeting the people working to protect a unique underwater environment. and go swimming with sharks but live to tell the tale. even though you know they're not dangerous, every time you get touched by a fin you sort of bounce a little bit. squeals mike's here with advice on how to get the most out of carnival time in rio. and we meet the tattoo artist inking life into a traditional art form in argentina. for many of us, the maldives are a dream destination. with their pristine, white sandy beaches, clear blue sea and skies, and luxurious over—water villas, the maldives epitomise high—end holidays. this is my first time in the maldives and it's absolutely beautiful! it's just like, the colours of the water and the environment is just amazing — so much wil

out for those icy stretches first thing, particularly across the pennines, southern uplands, and highland showers should gradually ease away, though, through the day on tuesday, so it will be a gradually improving picture. some sunshine developing, a bit of patchy cloud here and there, and those strong, gusty winds slowly starting to ease on into the afternoon. but temperatures only around about 8—10 degrees, and with the wind chill, with that brisk northerly wind, it will feel a little bit colder than that. and then, as we move through tuesday night and then on into wednesday, eventually we'll start to see this area of high pressure building in from the west, so that will quieten things down. we're going to be seeing largely dry, clear conditions through tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday as well. perhaps a little bit more cloud across the north and the west of scotland, with a few showers here. elsewhere, clear spells, a few mist and fog patches, and a touch of frost. so first thing wednesday, temperatures quite widely down to around about freezing, perhaps a degree or two abo