this is an idea of gusts but they could touch 60, 70, up to 80 for the northern highlands.dy but mainly dry with a bit of hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. theresa may warns mps that voting against her brexit deal might result in no brexit at all. i would say don't let the search for the perfect become the enemy of the good, because the danger there, the danger there is actually we end up with no brexit at all. the government delays the next stage of the universal credit roll—out, amid concerns about the all—in—one benefits system. the prime minister promises what she calls a "world—class" national health service, ahead of publication of the government's io—year—plan for the nhs. two british special forces soldiers are seriously injured in an attack in syria by the so—called islamic state. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week, we are in kazakhstan. the view from the top! a vast country in the middle of central asia... full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have al

highland drive is closed between the sky terrace and highland court due to an accident involving a car that hit the pole. 680 looks good in both directions. the bay bridge looks good with no delays that the toll plaza and an easy ride into san francisco. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk and we have a live news out of mexico where two military vehicles have crashed with nine servicemembers injured, two critically. we don't know much other than it is stryker vehicles that crashed at the a carroll county prison. again, nine servicemembers have been injured, two critically this morning. >>> the east bay family is in terror after getting the fake warning that the united states is under attack. in the interview, laura thought she only had minutes to escape in the panic caused by the burst ringing throughout the home on sunday. >> it came out of the emergency sounds as the amber alert in the voice of a man announced that north korea launched three intercontinental ballistic missiles toward the united states. >> it said that the missiles were heading to la, chicago and ohio, and the

. >> commissioner highland while. >> i have one comment to follow up to an announcement i made a fewweeks ago about senator weiner's state legislation on affordable housing, and we asked staff to arrange with senator weiner to come to our commission so we could have a dialogue. i will send these dates with you , but i wanted to get this on our calendars so we don't forget it, or it does not get past us. the legislation will be going into committee in march some time, so we would like to have our hearing prior to that. it is a either february 6th, february 20th, or march 6, and if not, then march 20th would be the last one. i can e-mail those to you, but those are the dates that we want to coordinate with his staff. >> if there is nothing further, we can move on to item six. >> jonas, i forgot to thank you in my little speech. [laughter] >> you're one of the most important people here. >> thank you, commission president, but you not going anywhere. [laughter] >> item six is the election of officers in the corridors of the rules and regulations of the historic preservation commission ,

but for northern parts of scotland, particularly the northern highlands and the northern isles, gustsbe even 80. so, some disruption is possible. the area of low pressure pulls away into the north sea across into scandinavia. behind it, we pick up a colder north or north—westerly wind. the temperatures will start to slide through tuesday and wednesday. we lose the milder yellow colours, they become confined to the far south western fringes of the uk, and elsewhere it will start to feel much colder. but there should be more in the way of sunshine on tuesday. a few showers blowing down our north sea coast where, combined with the new moon and the spring tides and the winds, we could see some coastal flooding. for most, it's a dry day. still windy for a time, starting to feel colder, temperatures between seven and 10 celsius. from tuesday into wednesday, it's this area of high pressure which is the dominant feature. this weak front sliding in will increase the cloud across northern ireland and the western isles of scotland, could bring some mist and fog, some patchy drizzle. but for the

the temperature at loch glascarnoch in the highlands fell to minus 1a celsius.has warned of snow, ice and fog for today and tomorrow. stay warm. that is a summary of the main news. the tory, it's back to you stop sometimes, there are moments — split second decisions — which change the course of your life forever. today, we're bringing you the exclusive story of 29—year—old liv pontin, who had one of those moments, when the kindness of a stranger saved her life. in 2017 she'd decided to try and take her own life, but the actions of a train driver, then the emergency services, completely transformed her life. the leading charity which deals with issues around suicide, the samaritans, say that kind words from any of us to someone in crisis can make all the difference. you to the train driver. but our producer andy smythe tracked him down, and re—united them. here's his exclusive film. i think ithinka i think a lot of april think when you are thinking about suicide that you are thinking about suicide that you don't think about the impact on other people. it was the

quite a lot of cloud and drizzle for the western isles, the highlands and the northern isles. will notice the difference. on the weekend, we will pick up the wind. it will be a big player in the weather. it is coming in from a relatively mild direction but more unsettled weather around and more showers. we start saturday morning with another weather front having given rain in the north, not much rain in the south, behind it, brighter skies. more rain piles in for western and northern parts of scotland and parts of northern ireland. here, it could actually be pretty wet through friday night, saturday and into sunday. the temperatures, 9—11. the wind strengthens saturday more and then strengthens further with the approach of this weather system on sunday. they go up a notch again, the winds, on sunday. quite widely gale force across the highlands and islands of scotland, into northern england, very gusty as well. more rain with the strong winds but again very few of those lengthy spells of showers or rain penetrating into southern areas and temperatures will do quite well again,

there will be rain around particularly for western scotland and the highlands look wet.on monday across the north—east scotland the mildest air tends to be across western and southern parts of the country but quite cold air across the north and east. temperature just around one celsius. tuesday and wednesday we have a slow—moving weather front that will bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlands and western isle looking wet. temperatures are rising again, 10 degrees widely and temperature is reaching around seven degrees here. it will get milder for all of us as we reach wednesday and thursday we will start to see a more significant push of arctic wind moving down and replacing these milder westerly wind. for all of us as we head through thursday, the temperature will drop even a little below normal for the time of year at the same time, with the cold air of arriving it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: a saudi teenager who fled from her famil

cost is quite widely of 60 to 70 mph for parts of the northern highlands, we could see the northern highlands0 mph. some disruption a5 the gu5t5 reaching 75, maybe even 80 mph. some disruption as possible. the area of low pressure move5 its way into the north sea and into scandinavia. it is still with the baha'i different time, the wind is coming down from the north or the north—west, returning 5ome colder air acro55 much of the uk. bear in mind, the strong winds coincide with the new moon and spring tide5 so be good season coastal flooding down the north sea coast. 0n good season coastal flooding down the north sea coast. on tuesday, as the north sea coast. on tuesday, as the wind 5lowly ea5e5, mainly dry, bit more anyways sunshine, temperatures beginning to come down. six or seven cel5ius, be high. nine 01’ six or seven cel5ius, be high. nine or ten further west. tuesday and wednesday, an area of high pressure to the west of the uk, whiteleys based apart. the wind will be lighter, bit weak front will introduce more low cloud, mi5t, drizzle to western areas. after a windy start el5ewhere, it

gusts widely across scotland of 60 to 70 miles per locally 80 miles row across the northern highlandsinly dry next week with a bit more sunshine, colderfor week with a bit more sunshine, colder for time. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: the prime minister urges mps to back her brexit deal or risk taking the country into "uncharted territory." ahead of the launch of the long term plan for nhs, the health secretary says the service needs to change its focus. the next stage of the universal credit rollout is delayed amid concerns about the new all—in—one benefits system. and will the favourite win? 0livia colman is a frontrunner in tonight's golden globe awards in los angeles. now on bbc news, it's time for click. music plays. yeah, we did all that and more last year, and this week we're going to look back at some of our favourite moments, and also look ahead to what we might expect from 2019 — which doesn't quite roll off the tongue yet, does it? 2018 was a great year for sports — the world cup, formula one and of course, cycling's tour de france, and we delved int

persistent rain in northern ireland, western scotland and snow for the highlands.nto west and wales in the afternoon. for most again, fairly mild. the colder air returning to northern scotland. we will all be back in the colder air by the time we get to sunday. the front slides its way through. a squeeze in the isobars. a northerly wind. a strong wind as well. sunday isa wind. a strong wind as well. sunday is a messy day. a fair amount of cloud, bright or sunny spells but also showers and longer spells of rain. these could be wintry over the high ground of scotland and northern england. strong winds for northern and western coasts. it will feel quite cold. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. it's 1.34pm and here's your latest sports news. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. rafael nadal is through to his fifth australian open final. it's ten years since he won his only title in melbourne. he might have expected a tougher match against the talente

although it starts off mild next week, there will be rain across the north and west and for the highlandsbe a wet spell of weather. brisk winds and thenit spell of weather. brisk winds and then it will turn colder later in then it will turn colder later in the week. it will be quite chilly across scotland and northeast in mentoring monday and the sharp frost to start the day. it is a largely dry and bright day. temperatures near normal with highs of 8 degrees in london and rain pushing into the far north and west. towards the middle of the week increasingly we will see colder arctic winds begin to make inroads across the north of the uk and sweep away these mild their westerly winds we have further south. so the big change in our weather comes and takes place on thursday with a sharp drop in temperature is nationwide. even a little bit below normal for the time of year. but as the colder our works m, of year. but as the colder our works in, there should be more in the way sunshine as well. after a mild start to the weekend ahead, it will be significantly colder with temperatures for some

lemonis: i'm taking corey and laurie to highland park where i own a big warehouse.merchandise in the fashion industry, but i've always had bigger plans for it, and i think this business may be a perfect fit. this is just an overflow warehouse that i use to bring things in and out and process returns from online businesses here. corey: wow. beautiful building. lemonis: yeah, isn't it gorgeous? it'd make a really cool bagel factory. corey: it would. -laurie: are you kidding me? -lemonis: no. -laurie: am i allowed to scream? -lemonis: you can scream. laurie: because i'm being serious, it would be amazing. lemonis: my idea for this building is to build a big commissary -- bagel factory, bagel chips -- the ability to do all of it here -- bag it. they're gonna start ripping up the floor next friday. -corey: wow. -lemonis: the commissary will not only support additional new locations, but can support a wholesale market, as well. and so if i end up putting more money into the commissary or more money into this deal, well, it's gonna be money well spent. the work will take c

opera's highlands meet the moist plains of tabasco the capital of the western mayan civilization once flourished. the renowned great powers could be seen from afar it was the rulers residence an administrative center a complex of buildings that were one hundred twenty years in the construction at the heart was the white stone building that housed the jaguar through. our ruler and high priest observe the heavenly bodies closely doubtless from the tower from them he learnt the will of the gods over the millennia my in astronomy had acquired great expertise our calendar was complex and measured time in various cycles with a greater precision than anything known to europe astronomers were able to calculate when solar eclipses would take place they set the dates for sawing in sacrifice and predicted with absolute gods would return. on july the twenty six mark in the christian calendar mars in them were all in the sign of a rare conjunction new temples were consecrated in ceremonies that lasted for days the temple of the sun of the tree of life and of the leaf cross. had three entrances and

totals in one or two spots up to 100 millimetres, but typically 40 where the rain lingers across the highlandsll start to see those weather feature slipping away south once again, clearer skies, drier for thursday and friday, turning noticeably colder. this is bbc news. the headlines at five. theresa may warns mps — a failure to deliver brexit would be "a catastrophic and unforgivable breach of trust in our democracy." the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn, spells out what labour will do if theresa may loses the vote on tuesday. we will table a motion of no—confidence in the government at a time of our choosing, but it will be soon. don't worry about that. a bbc investigation reveals gambling addicts were able to sign back into existing online accounts by just making minor changes to their personal details. greater manchester police continue to their investigation into a hit—and—run accident, in which an 11—year—old boy died last night. emergency services continue to battle the snow in europe — with a number of ski resorts and mountain villages having to be evacuated.

would probably look something like this edra dollar distillery in the town of pitt luxury in the highlands and your symington has made this business what it is today a small but fine distillery and one of the few in scotland which is independently owned and who is master of the quite a select group of top distillers his traditional production methods are a good selling point but there's more to it than that. ivan your custodian so my job is to. set in the. if not leave as i find it best of it but what if i do it for the next generation. and the attention to detail pays off edra dollars profits before taxes climbed by four percent to seven point six million euros last year the distillery produces around two hundred thousand liters of whiskey a year that's not that much compared to the big names in the industry but scotch is in demand around the world. our exports is about eighty five percent of our turnover because it's about forty two countries around the world europe mainly is the as is a big market for us you know over a probe is a very key to the access to the things go smoothly in the

in highland, scotland, we had heavy showers around.y captured by our weather watchers and there will be more of them in the forecast over the next couple of days too. so, for saturday we have still got high pressure but this time sitting out towards the southwest and what we've got is weather fronts making their way gradually southeastwards across the uk. introducing some milder air though so you can see the yellow colours at least for a time as we head for the next few days. the blues, the colder air mass, not far away and that will become more of a player as we have for the course of next week. but let's go back to saturday. we have a day of sunshine and showers. initial rain clearing away from southern england and then further heavy downpours pushing into parts of northern and western scotland, some heavy showers sit in northwest england and north wales too. further south and east, you're more likely to stay dry. northern ireland also largely dry. 10—11 degrees is pretty mild for this stage in january. moving through saturday night

slow—moving, wiggling weather front targeting western scotland, bringing some heavy rain to the highlandsould see around 50—100mm of rain up over the mountains — it is going to be quite a wet spell of weather. elsewhere, a lot of cloud, a few limited bright or sunny spells, but it's milder. temperatures for most of us between 10 and 11 degrees celsius. notice those temperatures coming up in shetland, so the threat of any snow receding with that milder weather arriving. through tuesday night, our slow—moving weather front is still there, bringing rain in scotland, will eventually push southwards, bringing the wet weather from scotland into northern ireland, across parts of england and wales as well. now, to the south of our weather front, which is the cold front that continues to move in during wednesday. we should see still some reasonable temperatures in the south with highs expected to reach about 10 celsius or so, but noticeably colder further north — cold enough for some hill snow there across northern parts of scotland temperatures into single figures. that colder air continues its j

into tuesday ‘s forecast, heavy rain is forecast to the highlands, that will be around into wednesdayles, which is rising to shetland with highs of seven degrees. at the most of the uk, we are into mild air with 1011 degrees widely. further changes as we start to get a more significant push of arctic wind coming down across the uk that replaces these milder westerly wind. through thursday, nationwide, temperatures will be dropping even below normal in places. of all that cold air of arriving for most of us it should arrive with more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather, bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: how does it feel to be in canada? a warm welcome in canada for the saudi teenager whose efforts to escape her family gained worldwide attention. three people die and nearly 50 are injured in a powerful gas explosion at a paris bakery. another democrat throws their hat into the presidential ring — a former texas mayor, julian castro, announces plans to run for the us presidency in 2020. a saudi teenager whose efforts to escape her family

it will stay very blustery across the north of scotland through highland aberdeenshire, 0rkney and shetland. it will be a windy night across the uk. the wind. the frost from forming for many of us, despite that the skies will be clearing through the night. the exception to that, parts of southern england, wales and northern ireland, where we start the day on a cloudy note on tuesday. tuesday is much brighter, with more sunshine. more showers the northern scotland, but otherwise, essentially dry. with the sunnier skies come lower temperatures. it will feel cooler in pressure, high is between 7—10, cooler in the wind. katty: you‘re watching beyond 100 days. president trump will fly down to the us border with mexico on thursday to highlight what the white house calls an immigration crisis. christian: the announcement comes on the 17th day of a us government shutdown — with no sign it will reopen anytime soon. katty: mr trump wants money to build his border wall before he‘ll reopen the government. top democrats say that‘s immoral. actor kevin spacey has appeared in court in massachussetts, accu

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some clearer skies in the east, bringing a frost and some ice and snow for the northern highlands beforeld as it had been. tomorrow milderfor as cold as it had been. tomorrow milder for all of as cold as it had been. tomorrow milderfor all of us. and we as cold as it had been. tomorrow milder for all of us. and we will see more cloud, some rain, mainly light and patchy in scotland and northern ireland and northern england and wales and south—west england. the dry rest weather in the south—east. a breezy day, but feeling much milder. temperatures widely between nine and 12 celsius. save for the far north of scotland and the northern isles. saturday, most will be mild. breezy and cloudy with some rain and as the rain clears, on sunday colder. especially in the strong northerly winds. this is bbc news. the headlines... former scottish first minster alex salmond appears in court charged with a number of counts including attempted rape. he denies all the charges. i refute absolutely these allegations of criminality and i will defend myself to the utmost in court. the search for the missing pl

highlands past it was expelled last august after a long legal battle but did not face prosecution it was ninety five. china has released the first panoramic images ever taken of the far side of the moon. those images captured by its probe which landed there january third ramma was created by stitching together e.t. photographs taken by a camera on the probe scientists are now analyzing the terrain in those images. present transformer lawyer michael cohen will put a testify publicly the fourth congressional committee next month told is expected to face questions about his ties to russia and hush money payments your range on trunks perhaps to keep extramarital affair allegations out of the news during the election campaign. now austria and germany are struggling to cope with the heaviest snowfall in two decades at least seven people have died in alpine regions in the past week authorities are warning the risk of avalanches in the mountains remains extremely high some communities in bavaria have declared a state of emergency and forecasters are warning yet more snow is on its way. it's

the rain is still there across scotland tomorrow, quite heavy for a while in the highlands, a few spotsills further south but generally it will be dry in much of england and wales and northern ireland. little sunshine coming through, though, and a breezy south—westerly wind and mild air, temperatures higher than today. we keep the mild air in the evening and overnight. it starts to turn wintry in scotland and their northerly winds drag the cold air across the whole of the country by thursday. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11. on the england a crucial vote, theresa may warns of a high price to be paid if mps do not support her. now myjudgement is that a paralysis is likely if there is no brexit. now myjudgement is that a paralysis is likely if there is no brexitm is likely if there is no brexitm is clear that if the prime minister 's deal is rejected tomorrow it is time for a general election. time for a new government. in other news, wood burning stoves, open fires and farms all face new restrictions, as the government outlines plans to tackle air pollution in engl

say have come out and support and have basically urged thailand not to deport her so in the past highlands has had this record of not being very thoughtful about refugees that were coming to thailand maybe only passing through thailand if there was a request for these people to be deployed to even to author a tarion regimes thailand would be very quick to send them back in this instance apparently pressure from the international community like through tweets like we've seen from the german ambassador house actually had a result have made the ties to reverse course basically because just a few hours ago they said that they would send her back and now they're saying we're the land of smiles we will not send anyone back to their death so apparently thai authorities have finally recognized that this is a serious matter and that they cannot send this woman back a developing story here is florian nash with the very latest from bangkok thank you florian. let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world rebels who attempted to stage a coup in the central african nation of

monday night and tuesday, this weather front targeting western scotland, bringing heavy rain to the highlands elsewhere, a lot of cloud and a few limited sunny spells but it's milder. temperatures for most of us between 10 and 11 celsius. notice those temperatures coming up in shetland so the threat of any snow receding with that milder weather arriving. tuesday night, the slow—moving weather front bringing rain in scotland will eventually push southwards, bringing the wet weather from scotland into northern ireland across parts of england and wales as well. to the south of our weather front, the cold front which continues to move in during wednesday, we should see some reasonable temperatures in the south with highs expected to reach about 10 celsius or so, but noticeably colder further north, cold enough for some hill snow there across northern parts of scotland with single—figure temperatures. that colder air moves southwards wednesday night and by thursday, winds coming down from the arctic and with that a lot of dry weather and sunshine but cold with a sharp frost and showers around as w

into the northwest later, but it meets the cold air, meets the hills and we get some snow in the highlandsthere will be some sunshine and still cold at about 5 degrees. that weather front sweeps down across the uk, some rain and maybe some sleet and snow over the hills. at the moment, it looks like it should clear away by the time we get to tuesday. leaving behind a northwesterly wind, some sunshine, some showers, mostly coming into western scotland and northern ireland over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales. there could be some wintriness this in those showers, some sleet and snow mainly over the hills and maybe some hail as well. temperature still struggling, three to five celsius. the weather front having swept through, then gets stuck across this part of the north sea as an area of low pressure looks like it should develop on it. that is why we have got more cloud in the forecast for wednesday for eastern scotland, northeast england, some rain inland. and you don‘t have to go too far inland in the cold air, sleet and snow, so some slippery conditions and some ice ar

not far from there at 680 we have a report of a closure at highland drive and highland court. there is no estimate on when those lanes will reopen so avoid that area if you can and use an alternate route. 680 through danville's great in both directions with no delays. we will look at the south coming up next time round. >>> public transit is taking a hit in a new study shows ridesharing apps are to blame. we have kiet do live in san francisco with the details. >> reporter: there have been multiple studies like this one but this is one of the broadest covering 22 cities and looking at how the ridesharing apps affect and impact the public transportation and in particular in san francisco. at the university of kentucky they found the problem especially bad in san francisco. since the ridesharing apps have launched in 2010 the bus ridership has dropped nearly 13% in it is happening in every major city other than seattle. the bus ridership declines 1.7% every year and rail riders declining 1.37% and that is cumulative meaning it adds up year after year. one thing agencies like muni

as tom mustin reports from highland ranch...owner believes some doggy protective vests may do the job. kae warnock, dog owner:"the coyotes live here. it was there home long before it was ours."kae warnock is on a mission to keep her dogs safe. kae warnock, dog owner:"we love the outdoors. we love to be outside with our puppies." her pups, carmen and shal, love roaming the back yard of her highlands ranch home. natsot: "are you ready to put on your vests?"but after a series of coyote attacks on pets in the area, kae is fighting back with these babies.kae warnock, dog owner: "snap, snap. really simple coyote vests - the vests are made out of bite-proof kevlar, and include spikes perfectly suited for a heavy metal band. kae warnock, dog owner:"they do look very punk. they could be a rock band. a doggy rock band."kae's vests cost one hundred dollars each . teal green for shal - hot pink for carmen.kae warnock, dog owner: "i think they look like little baby elvis. kind of punk elvis."they're designed to make the dogs appear bigger an

judge anthony ritenour / highlands county: "as i've stated, you have five counts of felony capital murder. based on it being a capital offense, the court is going to hold you without bond. reporting in sebring, florida, i'm camila bernal. (ken) (ken) mayors from around the country are in washington d-c this week for the winter meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors. house speaker nancy pelosi was there -- she gave a speech yesterday. also in attendance -- san francisco mayor london breed.... and oakland mayor libby schaaf -- who spoke to us earlier today about the need to end the government shutdown. (ken) also there... (ken) also there... the mayor of south bend indiana. pete boo teh jedge ... who announced his candidacy for the presidency yesterday. joe biden was there and defended his recent comments about the need to reach across the aisle to work with republicans. he has not yet announced a 2020 presidential bid. san francisco's mayor is ordering officials to take a closer look at seismic safety standards for high rise buildings. this step comes after an eye-ope

air as we head into tuesday with temperatures returning to double figures and heavy rain affecting highlands in singapore, the headlines: us secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in riyadh. high on the agenda, the us decision to withdraw troops from syria. a senior member of the saudi royal family tells the bbc the pullout is "very negative." we prefer for we preferfor them to remain. and we have not only the iranians but also the russians and bashar al—assad. parts of europe grapple with worst winter in years — more than 20 people have died and entire villages are buried under snow. underneath this white blanket is a tarmac road. this area has not seen this much snow in well over a decade. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: the australian open's set for emotional scenes later, with andy murray in action, in what he says could be his final tournament. good morning. it's 8:00am in singapore, midnight in london and 3:00 in the morning in the saudi capital riyadh, where the us secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived. president trump's decision to pull us troops out of s

through monday a warm front pushes through followed by another front bringing heavy rain to the highlands of scotland. it will be a wet spell of weather. to the south of this a lot of dry weather. there will be quite cloudy but some bright sunny spells, particularly to the east of high ground. it is mild, temperatures at ten or 11 degrees with which is reaching seven in shetland, tuesday night sees the rain finally move from scotland across northern ireland and pushing into parts of england and wales where it will continue southwards on wednesday. this cold front head southwards so we still have some reasonable temperatures on wednesday with a high of 10 degrees but the further north the cold of the air gets and will be cold enough for some snow in the high mountains of scotland temperatures and a fine of around five degrees this from there as we head through wednesday night and into thursday we've tried to draw a cold are wind pushing southwards. 0n thursday a bright day with plenty of sunshine after a cold and frosty start. chilly and the wind and although most of us will have dried wea

this happened at sun trust bank in sebring in highlands county south of orlando and tampa.s early this afternoon 21-year-old zephen xaver reported he had shot five people. the police officers and sheriff's deputies then set up a perimeter and negotiations with the shooter began but were unsuccessful. though it's unclear if the standoff and the delay in medical attention led to victims losing their lice. finally, the sheriff's swat team in a swat vehicle rammed through the front doors and that's when the suspect gave himself up. the first sign of grim news came from highland's county commissioner don elwell who wrote on facebook, quote, getting more information now, none of it is good. please keep praying and sure enough the sheriff soon confirmed the worst. >> after an assessment of the scene we were sorry to learn that we have at least five victims, people who were senselessly murdered as a result of his act in this bank. >> the victims have not been identified so we don't know if they were employees or customers. there are reports he killed everyone inside the bank. that

debra is live at highland hospital with cell phone video from the moments after that incident. >> the video shows the victim finally breaking-free car and the suspects casually driving away. the mav says at the time he had no idea what was going on. >> they say he's in critical condition. >> charlie green saw something suspicious outside of his auto shop and started recording. someone injured and a man and woman outside their car. they told bystanders the young man was hit by a car and call for help. >> she said he was hit, i didn't know she was the one that hit him. >> the couple ditched the gold honda and disappeared. the police impointed the car. >> it starts under the bart tracks. >> the hit and run happened near the fruit veil station. the station was riding to a neighborhood bike shop. a car knocked him off the bike and pulled him under the vehicle's wheels. the vehicle continued, drags this young man who's 14-year- old, investigators believe at least four blocks. >> four blocks battered beneath the car. the path showing a hap hazard trail of evidence left behind. >> how do you

>> we have confirmed from the highland county commissioner that multiple people have been shot afteration at the sun tres bank in sebring, florida. it's in south central florida, southeast of tampa. we're told that the fbi out of miami is enroute. we don't know how many people have been shot or the verity of their injuries, but we know that this suspect has surrendered and is in custody. here's what we know from the sebring police department. it started around 12:30 this afternoon when the suspect called police and said that he fired shots inside the bank. they showed up as well as a team from the highlands county sheriffs office and created a perimeter to try to negotiate with the hostage taker to end the situation. when those did not work, we're told that a team from the s.w.a.t. team went into the bank and eventually this person surrendered. we don't know how many people were shot or the severity of injuries, but we know the florida department of law enforcement is involved. the governor has been broefed by the sheriff there as well as statewide officials. there was a school dayca

will be rain around particular for western scotla nd around particular for western scotland and the highlandsn the week. chilly and on monday across the north—east scotland where there will be a widespread frost before it turned cloudy. showers on monday in western areas but for most of us it isa dry western areas but for most of us it is a dry day, the best of brightness in the south, relatively mild for western and southern areas, across north—eastern areas. for the middle pa rt north—eastern areas. for the middle part of the week we will see something of a transition as arctic wind begins to move down more convincingly, replacing the mild westerly wind. as we head into thursday we will see a significant drop in temperature. in london, temperatures will drop to normal for this time of year, around seven degrees. further north will be a little bit colder than normal but with that comes more in the way of sunshine. once the weather does turn cold and looks at the weather will stay that way into next weekend. we will see significant changes in the weather from the mild stuff we have now too mu

. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell live outside highland hospital.ow is the boy doing this morning? >> reporter: marcus and kira, last report doctors at highland hospital in oakland are treating this 14-year-old boy for major injuries. he's in critical condition after being dragged by a car for four blocks. a witness captured on his cell phone what happened afterwards. you can see the boy on the ground in the middle of the street. this is the 900 block of 34th avenue yesterday afternoon. a man and a woman in a silver sedan there in the background, that's the car that hit the boy. you can see them get out of the vehicle. they look at the boy, get back in and they drive off. it's a hit-and-run. the boy then yells to the witness to call for an ambulance. police tell us this started around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. the boy was riding his blue bicycle. this was on 35th avenue near the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station when the hit-and-run driver collided with him. the boy got stuck under the car and dragged for those four blocks. the man who shot that cell phon

front that will bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlandsegrees widely and temperature is reaching around seven degrees here. it will get milder for all of us as we reach wednesday and thursday we will start to see a more significant push of arctic wind moving down and replacing these milder westerly winds. so for all of us as we head through thursday, the temperature will drop, even a little below normal for the time of year but at the same time, with the cold air of arriving it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather. hello, and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. a saudi teenager who fled from her family, fearing they would kill her for renouncing islam, has arrived in canada, where she's been offered asylum. rahaf al-qunun, who's 18, barricaded herself in a hotel room in bangkok and used social media to highlight her case. nada tawfik reports from toronto. rahaf al-ounun arrived with a smile as she took the first steps into her new life. rahaf, how does it feel to be in canada? she was escorted ou

police say the teen is still in critical condition at highland hospital. >>> we know the body found in a livermore land fill on new year's 'belong to a 23-year-old hayward woman. investigators believe the body was discarded in a garbage bin in another bin and transferred by a garbage grew. the woman had a hit of mental health and substance abuse issues. the death is no longer considered suspicious. >>> today was the first snow packed survey of 2019. there's some mixed results here. the snow pack at the phillips station is below average but it's much better than this time last year. the warming pattern is consistent with what we have seen. we have been warmer than average for naua number of years. consistently since 2013. >> they are translating it. the department of water resources says global warming is our problem. the snow pack is crucial as you might snow since it supplies about 30% of our water needs. the question now what happens for rest of this rainy season and what's it looks like. let's bring in jeff ranier. we ask this a lot. where are we now and what's coming up in next few

rain most persistent across the highlands and islands in scotland this afternoon.tures of 12 degrees. the winds strength into night. more north—westerly. patchy rain. damnedest conditions across scotland, northern ireland and later into the far north of england. temperatures barely drop eight to 10 degrees as we start tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be another day with a fair bit of cloud, rain spreading south. a lot of dry weather and a bit more sunshine developing, especially during the afternoon. showers in the west. the most prominent in the north and west of scotland. still mild for many. hello, this is bbc news with rebecca jones. the headlines: more than 30,000 offenders would avoid jail every year, under new proposals to scrap sentences of six months or less to reduce the pressure on prisons. president trump digs his heels in over his mexican border wall, as the us government shutdown enters a record—breaking 22nd day. hundreds of thousands of workers have not been paid. europe braces itself as heavy snow continues to fall bringing chaos to a number of alpi