an expectable event all the for the cost doesn't show that there will be like heavy rains in the highlands and there will be floods even in areas where that where there are no no reverse like that for the floods and landslides because of the heavy rains opposed huge damage i agree with the fact that the government of this prepared for these huge floods in addition to what we already on our heads in terms of crisis and crisis came together and at the same time and it's hard for. a country like sudan where suffer the city years of. corruption institutional corruption. and multiple crises like political. problems so you're saying the timing too was but the time when it's coming out of political instability and transition and then suddenly all these crisis all of the same time all at the same time so in that sense we really moved the government needs to. be lies in the situation and to allow the transition to move forward more move forward moving forward towards bit a better life for the community it's extremely important for the international community and for ok. st but also locally we have.

will definitely come because it will just raining here in sudan it was that sort of thing in the highlands of ethiopia you knew the floods were coming yet there was very little preparedness on your side when it's happened. why. what the government. isn't prepared for or even expected amount of flubs an amount of heavy rains and the high level of the know the everybody it is expected yes of course we are expecting floods every year but not at this level and therefore they're prepared now as one to be of course want to be at this level because it's expectable even all the 40 doesn't show that there will be like heavy rains in the highlands there will be floods even in areas where that where. no reverse like that before but this through the floods and landslides because of the heavy rains opposed huge damage i agree with the fact that the government of this prepared for these huge floods in addition to what we already on our heads in terms of crisis and crisis came together and at the same time and it's hard for . a country like sudan where suffered the city years of. corruption and instituti

clubs located in tier1 areas, such as the highlands, can let in up to 300 supporters.oss county's premiership match against livingston tonight. it's too early to have any sort of real significance financially, but what it does is give everybody a bit of hope and something to hang on to regarding getting back out and watching football. we obviously have a small band of loyal supporters here in the highlands and what we want to do is give them value for money in their season ticket and the money they have put into the football club. the only way we can do that is by letting them watch live football. thankfully, we have an opportunity to do that. nigel clough is back in football. he's the new manager at league 2 mansfield town. clough stood down from his position at burton albion in may to help ease the financial pressures at the club following the pandemic. he has signed a contract until 2023. his brother simon willjoin him as head of recruitment. they are third—bottom of the table and his first match in charge will be away at sunderland in the fa cup tomorrow. afc wimbl

>>that's that's a great sign for what we have to come highland mills fun force for catch me all right coming up next the kron 00:00am morning news long-running jeopardy, host alex trebek. >>has died we're going to take a look back at his amazing career hosting the beloved quiz show for more than 30 years we'll be right back stay with us. welcome back everyone the time is 4.42 my goodness gracious what it's take a look at this the first snow of the season. >>has fallen and the sear it so beautiful, i feel warm and fuzzy inside by see snow. it just makes smile. a total of 9 inches blanketed squab valley. alpine meadows this weekend and you know it makes me think of that song john oh the weather outside is the fire is so delightful and since we have no place to go. let it snow let it snow let it snow. >>i love this know, john it's nice to see lot of folks is going to start heading to the sierra soon. >>yeah, oh sorry, i was beautiful yeah, i i didn't want to join the robin because no one needs yeah, i mean the snow wonderful nice to look at it from afar i think that's what we call about

the show of mainly become confined to the scottish highlands and maintenance. developing in the countryside, particularly for a scotland, eastern england and may be passed eastern wales and county down in england as well. this area of low pressure is ultimately going to bring rain back into the north—west in the uk, but it should be a bright star for many of us with some early morning sunshine and quite cold with some thrust around but later on turns claudia from the west and some mist and hill fog over the wales and pennines. still quite chilly in the east, but milder air pushing into the south—west with highs lifting to 12 celsius, and that milder air will continue to question as we had through tuesday. at the same time we're going to have this slow—moving weather front with us. that will bring quite a lot of rain for most the day on tuesday and northern ireland. in parts of northern ireland. in parts of northern ireland and south of scotland too. the rain is enough to cause some localised surface water flooding. away from that sunny spells, so a milder kind

the poorer highlands and the lowlands that are richer and have traditionally in a way discriminated against in the region as groups so there are many many challenges ahead and the big question is which role is ever what al is going to play in his administration as he has said that mortality is not expected to play a crucial role but still he is an influential man loved by many in the country so we will have to see exactly what happens in the next few months peru's president is facing his 2nd impeachment trial in congress most in 2 months and his car is accused of of accepting bribes and so with hundreds of thousands of dollars from companies that one public works tempus this kind of survived a similar proceeding in september which was part of a wider bribery probe he denies those allegations. and still in peru handfuls of tourists and visitors are trickling back to much petrou after the heritage site finally reopened there is government made it off limits in march to the corona virus as report from charlotte the less. much you picchu is not like any other place in the world as globa

rain pushing further east across the uk, the rain really setting in a western scotland, through the highlandsand bute but if anything overnight, with milder air coming m, overnight, with milder air coming in, temperatures rising, 12—14 by the end of the night and by this point are stronger south—westerly wind. tomorrow is going to blow in a lot of count, may some damp and drizzly weather over the hills, the rain continuing through western parts of scotland. going to be a mild day, temperatures generally 15 01’ mild day, temperatures generally 15 or16 mild day, temperatures generally 15 or 16 degrees, could be even higher where we get sunshine to the east of high ground. the rain still around, still be around probably into wednesday as well but for the next couple of days, the air coming from the south, hence the higher temperatures but look what happens by the time we get to thursday. the air much, much colder. wednesday is changing day, transition day, still low pressure around, some weather fronts, the wettest weather during the day going to be in scotland. there will be some patchy, light

a smattering of snow for argyll and highland. some sleet over the hills in england and wales.tures much lower than in recent nights. feeling quite chilly. tomorrow morning, still rain in the south which will head into eastern areas, clearing. then a day of sunny spells and showers, perhaps more sunshine around. the winds will be down on today. temperatures average for this time of year. it's because we're seeing a change in the weather pattern, low pressure is moving away high pressure is meandering in for at least two or three days. and it looks as though it will drift away by the weekend. but two or three days with dry u nsettled but two or three days with dry unsettled weather i'm sure will be welcome for many. still some weather fronts towards the north—west of scotland, still the odd shower on wednesday, but we are talking about temperatures in the sunshine and light winds getting to ten — i2 celsius. fog will become a real issue on thursday and it could be the first significant ones of the season. it doesn't clear until late morning in some places. some frost in the morn

to come, could be gale force gusts of up towards the northern isles, western isles and northern highlandsowers rattling through on that brisk breeze across scotland and northern ireland, then we have this band of cloud and rain sinking across northern england into wales, too. further south, mostly dry, fairly cloudy at a few breaks in that cloud and it'll be mild. if the sunshine does break through, 13—14 down towards the south, typically about 8—10 further north. these are the gusts of wind we are likely to see so the wind will be a feature. 20—30 miles an hour, even stronger, 30, 40, 50 or even 60 across the northern half of scotland once again. saturday evening remains breezy in the north with scattered showers, cloudy and mild, still, in the south because this frontal system, this cold front pushes its way south overnight into sunday and it parked itself across southern england and south wales so we still have the mild air in the far south, quite cloudy, a few spots of showery rain here but away from that anywhere north of the m4 probably sunday is going to be a largely dry day, lots

the clinic in highland dam is one of 3 in germany that treats people with corona related diseases. peggy grain is still struggling with the aftermath of the illness. some torn my primaries, some terms of physical weakness and total exhaustion. body aches and design has been that i've had this for a very long time. extreme dizziness and poor concentration. and in some cases i have cognitive difficulties, fast and fun. if i experienced could hearing vision, and i can follow conversations. well father mom have a good relationship. sigrid straub is 49 years old. her diagnosis was particularly severe. she barely survived a 3 week coma. i being unable to recall anything of this period in her life is particularly distressing for her. i wish been much is it? i'm just told by the fact that i was so seriously ill. and when i woke up from the coma i had to realize i'm lucky, i was to be alive and didn't. and i guess i feel so different from before the illness because my muscles a week from lying down for such a long time with a cold touch. it's taking a lot of effort to rebuild my whole muscu

the poorer highlands and the lowlands that are richer and have traditionally in a way discriminated against indigenous groups so there are many many challenges ahead and the big question is which role is able what al is going to play in the reset of his administration as he has said that mortality is not expected to play a crucial role but still he is an influential man loved by many in the country so we will have to see exactly what happens in the next few months. this is al jazeera these are the top stories u.s. drugs make a fine covert 19 banks encounter that has proven to be more than 90 percent effective fines this is its own truck to seek regulatory approval to sell the vaccine by the end of this month. it was president elect joe biden has called on the nation to pull together to help beat coronavirus buttons promising a new national pandemic response to control the outbreak and to rebuild the economy once he is sworn in mike hanna has more on biden's speech.

british troops of the shouterlands and argyle highlanders.ernational army was beginning to take shape. it was none too soon. again, time was running out. the river provided a natural defense line around the city. it was here that the guts and the stamina of the american soldier and his republic of korea allies and a protective wall of artillery fire held the communist forces at bay. the buildup of allied strength was rapidly gaining momentum. september 15, 1950, the united nations suddenly took the offensive. general douglas macarthur, the supreme commander, had conceived this daring strike along the coast of the yellow sea, just west of seoul. the marine landing force secured the island in just 58 minutes. and pushed on into -- itself, kicking in the back door to the enemy's defenses. additional army forces poured in. simultaneously, a breakdown from the pusan perimeter got underway in the south. in a week of heavy fighting, our forces drove 20 miles inland to seoul. more than 10,000 north koren troops were dug in. waiting in every street co

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british troops of the sutherland and our gall highland.ernational army was beginning to take shape. it was none too soon. again, time was running out. the river provided a natural defense line around pusan. it was here that the guts and the stamina of the american soldier, and his republic of korea allies and a wall of protective artillery fire held the communist forces at bay. [noise] the buildup of allied strength was rapidly great gaining momentum. in sean, september 5th, 1950, the united nations suddenly took the offensive. general douglas mcarthur, the supreme commander had proceeded with this amphibious strike on the coast of the yellow sea just west of the coast of seoul. the marine landing course secured the island in just 58 minutes, and pushed dawn into incheon the itself to canning that back door to the enemies defenses. additional army forces poured in. simultaneously, the breakout from the pusan perimeter got on the way in the south. in a week of heavy fighting, horses drove inland from seoul -- more than 10,000 north korean t

north—west of scotland, and the air‘s getting cold enough to perhaps give some wintryness in the highlandsfurther south. that's into wednesday. but beyond wednesday, it gets colder still, i suspect, and much more unsettled. some stronger winds, some rain at times, and even some sleet and snow in the high ground. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. diego maradona's doctor is investigated for possible negligence. he insists he did nothing wrong. translation: i would like him to be here. do i have regrets? i don't know. because he wanted a life that was bad. the united nations says 110 civilians have been killed in an attack by suspected islamist militants in nigeria. the uk government says it's "listening" to conservative mps who are unhappy with the latest coronavirus restrictions for england. having a vote on the regulations injanuary, with the sunset in february if that doesn't pass again, i think is the right combination of accountability and transparency with taking the measures that the public need now. and in sport, the french formula

north—west of scotland, and the air‘s getting cold enough to perhaps give some wintryness in the highlandsr 9 at best further south. that's into wednesday. but beyond wednesday, it gets colder still, i suspect, and much more unsettled. some stronger winds, some rain at times, and even some sleet and snow in the high ground. this is bbc news — the headlines at 7pm: the foreign secretary says the government is "listening" to conservative mps who are unhappy with the latest coronavirus restrictions for england. having a vote on the regulations in january, with a sunset in february if that doesn't pass again, i think, is the right combination of accountability and transparency, with taking the measures that the public need now. president trump says he will continue to fight the results of the us presidential election, telling fox news his ‘mind will not change in six months‘. the french formula 1 driver romain grosjean escapes a huge crash at the bahrain grand prix, which saw his car split in two and erupt into flames. former fi driverjohn watson said romain grosjean had a lucky escape.

especially for the highlands and into argyll and bute.and if anything temperatures will be rising as a night goes on. very mild 12 to 19 -- 12 to 14 rising as a night goes on. very mild 12 to 19 —— 12 to 14 as the night goes on. a south—westerly wind will blow on tuesday, bit of light rain or drizzle in the hills, most of the rain continuing to affect western scotland. it will be very mild, temperatures widely 15 or 16 degrees. some breaks in the cloud and sunshine to the east of high ground and temperatures could reach 18 celsius. we've got this very mild aircoming from a 18 celsius. we've got this very mild air coming from a long way south, all the way from the tropics, this is tropical maritime air. but things will change and by thursday the area is coming down from the north, it will feel much, much colder. transition day is wednesday, this is when the weather starts to change. we still got low pressure bringing heavy rain in scotland through the day, on that weather front as it ru ns day, on that weather front as it runs eastwards, t

christopher is in north highlands, california on our trump line. good morning, christopher. caller: good morning. rebecca, withk the variations from state to state that we currently have, can we expect realignment on some federal voting level to set federal laws to mandate new set oned procedures to standard in voting, to a -- to avoid the dilemma we are currently in? guest: the constitution does authorize congress to pass federal law that would standardize more aspects of our elections process. there has been resistance in the states. they sort of guard jealously their ability to set the time, place, and manner of their elections as the constitution authorizes them to. it partially depends on whether there is political will in congress to address some of these issues. lot ofly, there is a interest in doing so because of some of the problems we have seen unfolding. i do expect there will be discussions. i don't know whether there will be a consensus. we shall see. what's interesting, often, people are very set by how elections are run. they think they could be run better. as

the rain moves north of potentially turning to snow across the highlands and potentially some sleet inhe southern half of england and wales. and it is a colder start to tomorrow morning, still quite wet across parts of central and eastern england. it could be at lunch time before this finally clears from east anglia. further north the area of rain and hills now breaking up into showers. a day of sunny spells and showers. a day of sunny spells and showers but particularly in the north, those showers could turn wintry. and the wind slowly easing down on today, but still cold, the average roughly for the time of year, nine, 10 degrees. then we welcomed the arrival of high pressure for a few days, exchanging autumnal gales for frost and fog and some dry weatherfor autumnal gales for frost and fog and some dry weather for the second half of the week. would at last into the weekend? thejury of the week. would at last into the weekend? the jury is still out but as ever we will keep you posted. the warnings and flood warnings are on the website. the prime minister has defended his plans to loc

going to be steadier rain across western scotla nd steadier rain across western scotland and the highlands argyll and butte. a lot of cloud tonight and temperatures rising to 14 degrees by the end of the night and a stronger south westly wind. that will blow in more cloud tomorrow. some drizzle over western hills. the rain continuing in scotland. temperatures 15 to 16 degrees. get some sunshine to the east of the high ground and we could see temperatures up to 18 celsius. this very mild air is coming from a long way south. this is tropical air and it won't last forever. look at what happens and by thursday the winds are coming down from the north. and it will feel much colder. wednesday is transition day. we still have some rain around. heavy in scotland. lighter in england and wales. in eastern areas we have the last of the mild air. the cold air is yet to arrive and we could see some wet weather on wednesday, but it will turn windy and there could be some snow and icy patches in scotland. by thursday morning the strongest of the winds will be down the north—east coast. there will be suns

but i find myself driving down hollywood and highland quite often, hopefully getting stopped at the redstar, sucker! ( laughter ) >> trevor: before i let you go, anthony -- >> before i go, i'd like to show that. we bring up the hollywood walk of fame, my friends george lopez and sedric the entertainer got me this walk of fame ring. >> trevor: is that a super bowl ring for the hollywood walk of fame? >> yeah, this is our brotherhood, man. george has one, sid has one and i have one. hopefully the rest of our crew, don, chris will get there soon, this is my brotherhood. every time i talk about that, i've got to show the ring and give respect to my friends. >> trevor: i love that. talking about friends and family, you're celebrate you can 50th birthday. when say this i said anthony anderson is not 506789 when was he -- anderson is not 50. when was he 45? on top of that, you look like you made the best of the day even though we're socially distanced. >> we had a drive-by 50t 50th celebration at our home. i may not look like 50,block don't crack but it chips a bit and rots from the inside out

patchy and a few heavier bursts across scotland and even some breif wintriness briefly over the highlandsss the northwest, gusts of a0 to 45 miles an hour. here it will be turning milder by the end of the day. i2, 13 degrees but further east, still quite chilly under that cloud and rain. heading through the course of the night, it does look like it will turn milder for all and it stays rather cloudy, drier for england and wales, scotland, northern ireland and a new cold front will be sinking southwards with outbreaks of rain and turning cooler with blustery showers but double figure values for most. into the weekend, that new cold front sinking southeastward across the country gradually, behind it the air will be turning cooler and along that cold front will be a band of cloud and patchy rain moving out of northern ireland into the southern scotland and heading south into england and wales. behind it, skies brighten up. sunny spells but blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. it will be very windy here, particularly northern scotland with widespread gales. turning a bit cooler

coming up ethiopia, 72 hour deadline passes. 43 and forced to surrender or face an assault on their highland capital. back in the u.s. president elect joe biden, highlights the challenges facing americans as the thanksgiving holiday approaches. the anti protesters urge the king to give up control of the fast of royal fortune. despite their leader is facing charges of insulting the monarchy. ok, let's take you straight to wilmington, delaware now where u.s. president elect joe biden is giving his thanksgiving speech slowed. every decision we make matters. every decision we make can save lives. none of these steps are asking people to take our political statements. every woman is based on science, real science. and the good news is, there's been significant record breaking progress made recently in developing the vaccine. in several of these vaccines look extraordinary, really effective. who happens to iran track for the 1st immunization began by late december, early january. then we'll need to put in place the distribution plan to get the entire country immunized as soon as possible, which we

side of that, showers, and as it moves in to scotland there could be a scattering of snow for the highlandsmountains and moors, so it will be significantly colder tonight, compared with the night just gone, and that is the theme for the coming week. the rain is with us for the first half of the day in eastern england that will turn the shari through the day and but it is chilly, that when coming down from the northwest. for the most fun is there will be sunshine in between the showers but they could between the showers but they could be heavy with hail and thunder in there and as we saw the tops of the mountains even the more mountains... a little bit of sleet and snow. 7—11 are our highest through the day tomorrow. come wednesday and we are welcoming the azores high for a few days which is transient which means he will have a 42—3 days before it moves away but it will bring some drier weather and less windy winter with of —— windy weather... missing fog and sunshine will keep things fine. still rather unsettled in the far north—west of scotland, more public medicalfog on north—west of scot

hi in highland.1st tank battalion enters germany. >> it reconstituted a task force and called it task force ryan and we tankers were given command of the operation. this was the outstanding and one total operation involving all of the battalion, and we broke a hole through the line, through the sigfreed line, and the entire division went all the way to the rhine with no opposition whatsoever. my men were magnificent. >> the 761st captures 3,000 enemy troops and expends 50 tons of ammunition during task force rhine operations, attached again to third army the 761 spearheads the drive through germany through austria. >> i used to wonder why not pass the tanks to the side, and how come the 761st, beat up, tired tank battalion to go in and lead the way. >> on the journey through germany, the 761st witnessed the horrors of war. >> the 761st was assigned to the 71st infantry division at the time that the division liberated camp austria. it was one of the smaller refugee camps, or concentration camps. >> th

especially for the highlands and into argyll and bute.oes on so a very marked 12-14 the night goes on so a very marked 12—14 and by this time the stronger south—westerly wind. that will blow in cloudy skies on tuesday, light rain or drizzle in cloudy skies on tuesday, light rain ordrizzle in in cloudy skies on tuesday, light rain or drizzle in the hills, but most of the rain affecting western scotland. very mild, temperatures 15-16 , scotland. very mild, temperatures 15—16 , get some breaks scotland. very mild, temperatures 15—16, get some breaks in scotland. very mild, temperatures 15—16 , get some breaks in the cloud and sunshine and temperatures could reach as high as 18 celsius. we have this very large air coming from a long way south all the way from the tropics. but things will change and by thursday the air is coming down from the north and it will feel much colder. and transition day is wednesday, this is when the weather changes. low pressure brings heavier rain in scotland through the day. on that weather front as it runs eastwa

some of the strongest winds, 80mph gusts in the north—west highlands. 60 miles per hour in west waleshe of the country. clearer to the north. they will try to push south, introducing chillier conditions. temperatures in single figures in scotland. a very mild in the south and east, could be within of warmest november night on record. the cooler air will win through on monday. pushing through in the morning. that will produce rain in eastern and the south—east first thing. sunshine will come out. the rest of the day largely dry here. for most a story of sunshine and showers. some of the showers heavy with hail and thunder. wherever you i’ with hail and thunder. wherever you rit with hail and thunder. wherever you r it will be colder than the weekend. eight or nine degrees at the highest in scotland and northern ireland. 13 in the south—east. and windiest conditions tomorrow in the south of england. 50mph gusts. there isa sign south of england. 50mph gusts. there is a sign of something quieter. showers through tuesday and wednesday and then high pressure builds and more dry weather. it

north—west of scotland, and the air‘s getting cold enough to perhaps give some wintryness in the highlandsbeyond wednesday, it gets colder still, i suspect, and much more unsettled. some stronger winds, some rain at times, and even some sleet and snow in the high ground. this is bbc news. the foreign secretary says the government is "listening" to conservative mps who are unhappy with the latest coronavirus restrictions for england. having a vote on the regulations injanuary, with the sunset in february if that doesn't pass again, i think is the right combination of accountability and transparency. we're taking the measures that the public need now. diego maradona's doctor is investigated for possible negligence after his family raise questions about his care. president trump says he will continue to fight the results of the us presidential election, telling fox news his "mind will not change in six months". the french formula 1 driver romain grosjean escapes a huge crash at the bahrain grand prix which saw his car split in two and erupt into flames.

the european highlands something to take design for the rediscovering their identity. charles from fortune whose husband raw form the fashion charles and wrong creations are inspired by moved to this tradition. they present me twice a year of the new york fashion collection showcases the famous maltese 17th century being small and the middle of the mediterranean. it's not really associated with fashion. but then when we, when we go abroad and we show our collections, especially in new york fashion week, when they see our vibrant colors, the fact that we can tell a story with every gallon that we make, it makes it more interesting. colorful balconies are typical of most artists, couplets, a letter to make an appearance on charles and wrongs gone wrong. could be moved from the netherlands to malta or in the 1990 s. . using the tradition as an inspiration to fashion was his idea of the start. for sometimes it was the focus for us to, to sort of explain why we're using these maltese traditions in new clothing. but i think over the years, people have grown to appreciate muc

the showers mainly become confined to the scottish highlands and islands, but elsewhere, the skies arewinds and low temperatures with some frost patches developing in the countryside, particularly for east scotland, east england, and may be parts of eastern wales and county down in northern ireland as well. further changes, then, for monday. this area of low pressure is going to ultimately bring rain back into the north west of the uk, but it should be a bright start for many of us, with some morning sunshine, but quite cold with a little bit of morning frost around. as the milder air works in, it turns cloudier from the west. maybe a bit of mist and hillfog over the higher ground in wales and the pennines. more general rain setting in for scotland and northern ireland. still quite chilly in the east, but milder air pushing into the south west, with highs lifting to 12 celsius, and that milder air will continue to push in as we head through tuesday. but at the same time, we are going to have this slow—moving weather front with us, and that is going to be bringing quite a lot of rain fo

their work is attracting international attention from the european highlands something typically design architecture is a rediscovering their identity. charles from poor chinese husband wrote form the fashion charles and draw their creations are inspired by tradition. they present me twice a year of your current collection showcases a famous maltese 17th century being small and in the middle of the mediterranean. it's not really associated with fashion. but then when we, when we go abroad and we show our collections, especially the new york fashion week, when they see our vibrant colors, the fact that we can tell a story with every gallon that we make, it makes it more interesting. colorful balconies, or typical of monks artists, couplets of a letter to make an appearance on charles and wrongs gone wrong, could be moved from the netherlands to malta or in the 1990 s. . using the tradition as an inspiration to fashion was his idea. to start for sometimes it was difficult for us to, to sort of explain why are we using these maltese traditions in clothing. but i think over the years, peopl

other featured items include the highland chocolate factory brownstones get set. gluck school. it has suites wrapped in iconic images of the new york city neighborhood. k body butter gift set from 54th rounds and a pair of so good fluffy slippers. >> they've got your name written all over them. >> i know. [ laughter ] >>> holiday lights slowly starting to pop up around the bay area but i'm sure a lot of you know a lot of the retailers have a holiday section up for weeks now. >> i put mine up yesterday, it's true. guilty. >> but it is at all too much too soon? rachel wulff says most are ready to deck the halls. greenback it was beginning to feel a lot like christmas a month ago. >> takes a long time to set up all the stores so we cannot wait to the very end to get it done. they rolled in the manufactured tree vendor corps in mid- october. >> it brings a lot of joy and spirit to the home and two families in the area appear to have little kids come in, they look and you hear their little joyful sounds they make. in this era, customers like lori yocum did actually wanting to see ad

when susan and mark of highlands ranch, colorado got covid, susan contracted a mild case and mark foughteminding mark of his strength by making a poster, pictures of his family and the more than 100 marathons and triathlons that he completed. >> i had fights with god. give me the chance. >> mark beating the odds. and back with loved ones. love never fails. that's "nightline" for this evening. you can catch our full episodes on hulu, we will see you back here same time. thanks for the company, america, goodnight. hulu, we will see you back here same time. thanks n s for the

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gales in the north—west of scotland, and over the highlands, there may be some sleet or snow as it turns9. the weather is set to change later on in the week. low pressure is returning, stronger winds, some rain at times. not only that, but it will be feeling a lot cooler. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today... 13,000 shop workers wait for news on their future, as sir philip green's arcadia empire looks set to go into administration. good morning. topshop, dorothy perkins, miss selfridge among those brands on the brink. could this be the biggest economic casualty of covid yet? what next for uk fashion? coronavirus cases in england have fallen by almost a third during the latest lockdown, as borisjohnson tries to convince

the european highlands different something to take. design is a rediscovering their identity. charles koch and his husband, ron form the fashion charles and draw their creations are in addition, they present me twice a year in new york. their current collection showcases a famous maltese 17th century being small and in the middle of the mediterranean. it's not really associated with fashion. but when we, when we go abroad and we show our collections, especially in new york fashion week, when they see our vibrant colors, the fact that we can tell a story with every gallon that we make, it makes it more interesting. colorful balconies or typical of its capital letter to make an appearance on charles and wrongs gone wrong could be brought from the netherlands to malta or in the 1990 s. . using the tradition has been inspirational. fashion was his idea to start for sometimes it was difficult for us to to sort of explain why we're using these maltese traditions in your clothing. but i think over the years people have come to appreciate much more and they're much more proud as well.

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that we will see the rain turning steadier and heavier, as the night goes on, especially for the highlandsg as the night goes on. so a very mild 12 to 1a by the end of the night, and by this time, we will have a stronger south—westerly wind. that will continue to blow any cloudy skies on tuesday, a bit of light rain and drizzle on the hills, most of the rain, though, continuing to affect western scotland. it is going to be very mild, temperatures widely 15 or 16 degrees. get some breaks in the cloud and some sunshine to the east of high ground, and temperatures could reach as high as 18 celsius. now, we've got this very mild air from coming from a long way south, all the way from the tropics, this is tropical maritime air. but things are going to change and by thursday, the air is coming down from the north. it will feel much, much colder. and a transition day, really, is wednesday. this is when the weather starts to change. we still got low pressure bringing some heavy rain in scotland through the day. one that weather front, as it runs eastwards, the rain becomes light and patchy, but we

clouding over in northern scotland later with rain for the highlands and islands.vernight fog patches that linger. goodbye for now. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sally. talking about golf and michael gove. but there has been confusion? hopefully we can clarify a little bit for you. michael gove has apologised after saying golf and tennis may be allowed to continue during the lockdown. prime minister borisjohnson stated yesterday that they would not be exempt from the rules but during a live q&a facebook session in his surrey constituency last night, gove suggested otherwise. he tweeted this morning. campaign groups are obviously not happy with that, or the government's decision that all children's sport outside school must stop for the four—week lockdown period in england. former premier league and wales footballer robbie savage, has launched a petition, calling on the government to allow supervised youth team sport to continue. i spoke to him earlier and he was really passionate about what he described as the "nonsensical" rules.

the poorer highlands and the lowlands that are richer and have traditionally in a way discriminated against indigenous groups so there are many many challenges ahead and the big question is which will it's ever what it's going to play in his administration as he has said that model is not expected to play a crucial role but still he is an influential man loved by many in the country so we'll have to see exactly what happens in the next few months it's tough to i suppose want to thank you peruse president meanwhile is facing his 2nd impeachment trial in congress in less than 2 months martin discounter is accused of accepting bribes of hundreds of thousands of dollars from companies that won public works tennis survived a similar proceeding in september which was part of a wider bribery probe though he denies all of the allegations. a small group of tourists and visitors are trickling back into much a pitcher for the heritage site finally reopened his government made it off limits in march of course because of coronavirus. more. much of picchu is not like any other place in the world

the showers mainly become confined to the scottish highlands and islands, but elsewhere, the skies aresome frost patches developing in the countryside, particularly for east scotland, east england, and may be parts of eastern wales and county down in northern ireland as well. further changes, then, for monday. this area of low pressure is going to ultimately bring rain back into the north west of the uk, but it should be a bright start for many of us, with some morning sunshine, but quite cold with a little bit of morning frost around. as the milder air works in, it turns cloudier from the west. maybe a bit of mist and hillfog over the higher ground in wales and the pennines. more general rain setting in for scotland and northern ireland. still quite chilly in the east, but milder air pushing into the south west, with highs lifting to 12 celsius, and that milder air will continue to push in as we head through tuesday. but at the same time, we are going to have this slow—moving weather front with us, and that is going to be bringing quite a lot of rain for most of the day on tuesday acr

the clinic in highland damas, one of 3, in germany that treats people with corona related diseases. peggy grain is still struggling with the aftermath of the illness. sometimes my primary symptoms of physical weakness and total exhaustion, body aches and businesses that i've had this for a very long time. extreme dizziness and poor concentration. and in some cases i have cognitive difficulties and i experienced put hearing vision, and i couldn't follow conversations. well, bob seger read straub is 49 years old. her diagnosis was particularly severe she barely survived 3 weeks coma. being unable to recall anything of this period in her life is particularly distressing for her. i wish i was just by the fact that i was so seriously ill. and when i woke up from the coma i had to realize i'm lucky, i was to be alive and living here. food such as i said, i feel so different from before the illness because my muscles a week from lying down for such a long time was a full time job. it's taking a lot of effort to rebuild my whole musculature. and moving in a new i thought i also won last tim