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the sun is up in the highlands. if you would assume a ski, then not to do the head of the on this, you tiny, unable to go on sort of also the customer to do the other way. you'll be off to me . so that was on that's been subject to them on the, to the automobile, to discuss the for the best weather. come between may and early october. but now it's time for us to head down. we have a lot to see about a 45 minute drive inland from the coastal city of traps on is one of the most spectacular sights of the region to mail a monastery. this greek orthodox monastery was built at an elevation of 1200 meters into the rock face. its construction started as early as 385, a d, nes, go world heritage site. and although we didn't get permission to its own inside, i still wanted to come here and show you because it's really spectacular. and one of the most important sites in this area was known as tons to spend 4 centuries. it was home to a very large population of orthodox christians who spoke a now dying form of the greek languag

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highlands, as we go through the saturda . . ~ highlands, as we go through the saturda . ., ~ , ., .,aturday. thank you. you can keep up-to-date _ saturday. thank you. you can keep up-to-date on - saturday. thank you. you can keep up-to-date on storm i saturday. thank you. you can - keep up-to-date on storm eowyn keep up—to—date on storm eowyn here on bbc news and on our website and the bbc weather app as well. with winter always a difficult time for many pensioners, there is concern after two cold snaps, rising energy prices and millions using losing winter fuel payments, people are suffering. 0ne charity which gives energy advice says pensioners are having to choose between heating or eating. 0ur cost of living correspondent colletta smith has this report. keeping warm in one of the coldest areas of england isn't easy. we don't go out when it's icy or snowy. marjorie and rosemary are both in their 90s, and have been friends for a very long time. we knew each other at school, actually. yes. and now they're next—door neighbours. i give rosemary a ring each morning to make sure she's u

tonight, the guard at highland hospital was shot and killed. ktvu crime reporter henry lee joins us live with a look at what they're learning about this case. henry. well, curtis. >> heinz job as a guard at highland hospital was to keep the peace as doctors work to save the lives of gunshot victims. now his family is heartbroken after he became a gunshot victim himself. >> he was trying to stop a violence and end up getting, you know, losing his life to violence. >> the family of 28 year old curtis heinz is in mourning after he was shot and killed in east oakland over the weekend. heinz worked as a security guard at highland hospital in oakland, helping to keep the peace. this is the trauma center where oakland's gunshot victims come in for treatment and where tensions can be high. his loved ones had no idea he would end up as a gunshot victim himself. >> if he was in the middle of any type of confrontation. he wanted the best for everyone. >> a relative of his who did not want her name used spoke about their loss. >> it's just hard. it's just

have you been to the highlands in the summer?o to the highlands in the summer and it rains occasionally in scotland, as you might've heard. there's a legend that it rains. in the heat, when the rain comes off the land, it smells like this. you could probably get drunk isn't that lovely? >> stephen: that's gorgeous. there you go. >> tilda: slainte. >> stephen: so hogmanay. we saw a clip of your new film "the room next door." for which her performance received a golden globe nomination. i being a lowly late-night host, i've never been to the golden globes or the oscars. we only do the emmys. do you enjoy the getting all sparkly? here you are looking just absolutely lovely and elegant. i was the evening for you? do you get excited? is it a fun thing? >> tilda: phone is not quite the right word. i mean, it is fun. you know, it's a big office party, right? it's a massive office party but i don't work at that office. but i am like the person who wants to deliver the package so i get invited somehow. >> stephen: you occasionally deliver

it's this traditional highland area. we're in covered with snow. it's actually a little bit early for the snow here. but i'm really glad we did because it's absolutely stunning. we're in the cops. our mountain is gorgeous. people come here for the warmer months of the year. for us also come here, they can spend the night. they can just enjoy being high on 1800 meters in the sky . the region as part of the pontiff out, which stretch 1000 kilometers along the black sea cope. it's like incredibly photogenic. we really could be in switzerland or something like that. it's amazing . there are still a few residents up here. we're about to head down to the lowlands. these men have been coming here since they were. can i ask what life is like here and how it used to be the service of austin? this is be the height is not true to the head of the on the sheets on the unit with on sort of also the customer to the well of what you'll be up to me. so that was on, that's been subject to them on the, to the video, to discuss the look at that together for the best w

there is something in the highlands now.aty, i don't know if you're in the highlands,there's a house, we're trying to find out if that house is still standing. because they -- they had two cats, and they weren't able to get back in. they were in a hotel. the whole thing shut off. and they weren't able to get back in. and i was trying to get to highlands as well. it's not possible. reporters were sent through. so i sent the producer the address, just in case you have a moment. so you gotta put the signs on your doors or windows, and let people know that you have animals in there. and also, you know, right away, put your information on facebook and instagram. because the rescuers, we check that. and we will look and help. we have the resources. we can get your horses, anything, we can get them out. just give us notification. >> reporter: thank you for that address. we will try to get up there. we're trying to get to a number of spotting here today. ask you're so right about that note. leave a note, say what's left. we sua saw

the rain has seen some heavier bursts across the highlands.ish borders and out of northern ireland. so for the remainder of the afternoon we will see some wet weather sinking its way slowly south and east. quite cloudy skies elsewhere. best of any brightness across east anglia and south—east england where we had that colder start, but temperatures starting to pick up. not quite as cold here, five to seven degrees, but we keep those double figures in the far north and west. 0ur weather front sinks its way steadily south, weakens all the time to a nuisance band of drizzly rain across northern england and north wales overnight. further south, if we get some clearer skies, a touch of patchy frost, maybe some patchy fog, as well. low single figures here. we keep the mild air behind that weather front. the front will continue to push its way south and produce quite a lot of cloud around on tuesday. not that much in the way of rain. some brief glimpses of brightness perhaps towards the north and east of scotland and england. temperatures generally be

the rain has seen some heavier bursts across the highlands. the remainder of the afternoon we will see some wet weather sinking its way slowly south and east. quite cloudy skies elsewhere. best of any brightness across east anglia and south—east england where we had that colder start, but temperatures starting to pick up. not quite as cold here, five to seven degrees, but we keep those double figures in the far north and west. our weather front sinks its way steadily south, weakens all the time to a nuisance band of drizzly rain across northern england and north wales overnight. further south, if we get some clearer skies, a touch of patchy frost, maybe some patchy fog, as well. low single figures here. we keep the mild air behind that weather front. the front will continue to push its way south and produce quite a lot of cloud around on tuesday. not that much in the way of rain. some brief glimpses of brightness perhaps towards the north and east of scotland and england. temperatures generally between eight and 11 degrees. so a milder feel to

and two more lynx at large in the scottish highlands are captured safe and sound. on newsnight at 10:30 tonight we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day with big interviews and our regular panel of newsnighters. and of course, look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. good evening. firefighters are still battling to contain the wildfires which have been raging across los angeles for four days. forecasters say more high winds are expected — which could stoke an already perilous situation. president biden has said the city reminds him of a war scene. ten people are now known to have died, and around 10,000 homes and buildings have been destroyed. a night—time curfew has been put in place in the worst affected areas to prevent abandoned homes from looting. there are five fires still burning — and any progress in containing them is very limited. you can see on this map the biggest fire palisades, which was completely out of control yesterday, is now 8% contained. eaton fire in the altadena neighbourhood is just 3% contained. we'll hear fr

, this was just this is sunset right below the highlands, right below palisades drive, is that thereple hour delay to get through and up to that fire where things first started, because people abandoned their cars in the middle of the road in a panic, obviously, because they were not able to get through, they had to wait multiple hours in order to get a tow truck to get in there. not a tow truck, but a bulldozer, literally, to get in there to move the cars out of the way. that's part of why the response wasn't as quick in the immediate moments as they would have intended it for it to be. there's also a lot of questions about water, water pressure, water running out. people in this neighborhood are very angry about that. they want answers. i spoke in the last hour to david ortiz, the public information officer for the la county fire department, and he helped me understand what happened. david, thank you for being with us. i know there are a lot of questions right now. some residents who lost everything are really angry about water. they say there wasn't enough water. the pumps were dr

that people in the highlands, that strikes my memory bank. people in ap appalachia. look, fema has to do it better and they've got to be faster. good to see you. thank you for the reporting. we appreciate it, william. attorney brian claypoole lives e that claimed the lives of five people that we know of. l.a. and city county officials told us they sent a special team looking for victims, and doing the victims research and that number could change, and brian was forced to evacuate his home in pasadena, and brian, really, your area is coming into clarity now for how much you've been through. >> yeah, harris, i have to tell you after seeing that press conference, i am flat out heartbroken and outraged. we are sick and tired in l.a. county of having liberal political leadership play russian roulette with all of our lives. look at that -- look at these images. this was preventable, harris. i'm not saying it could have been stopped. but i looked on the news three days ago. i have a teenage daughter. you know i'm an single parent. i have a 9-month-old, as well, with a nanny

and so people were trying to come out to of the highlands.old to evacuate flames coming up the hill. and there was gridlock. because they couldn't get down on to sun set and the firefighters were trying to fight a fire right at the base where there is kind of a commercial area and some shops if you will. and so the deputies came to the people who are gridlocked on palisades drive. if you wanting to live, get out of your car now and run. >> steve: and they did. >> they ran down on to sun set. and they tried getting rides and get any kind -- get any way out. but, the point you are has been, ainsley. all these cars were parked all over the road and they couldn't get the fire trucks. they need about 12 feet wide. they brought in two bulldozers and simply pushed those cars out of the way so they could get access into the highlands. and started telling people shelter in place because you can't get out. so they did. >> ainsley: that video was all over social media. thank you so much, william. heart breaking to see the man bringing his horse from his

their homes are among the few dozen in their highlands neighborhood that survived. the googling say the feel for their community, and so many who lost everything they do believe luck was on their side, but also feel their home watering system saved their home. people should be better prepared for future fires. fires aren't going anywhere. we want people to save their homes. we saved our home. we want to share our experience with them. amazing hetty chang reporting. everyone with a pool in a fire zone should consider that. well, up next, we're less than a week away from tiktok possibly being banned in the u.s. so where are people going? instead? what other app will be joined by scott b i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for o

we had 14 degrees in highland scotland.nd maybe some localised flooding. by contrast, —1 was still sitting in the cold air across the far south—east, but the wind direction has changed. it's driving this milder air across the northern half of the country. it's also bringing some wet weather, as well. so these weather fronts are sinking their way steadily south and east, introducing some rain further south. we're still under the influence of high pressure. the rain has seen some heavier bursts across the highlands. it's moving its way down towards the scottish borders and out of northern ireland. so for the remainder of the afternoon we will see some wet weather sinking its way slowly south and east. quite cloudy skies elsewhere. best of any brightness across east anglia and south—east england, where we had that colder start, but temperatures starting to pick up. not quite as cold here, five to seven degrees, but we keep those double figures in the far north and west. our weather front sinks its way steadily south, weakens a

that fire which started in the highlands just ended up ripping through everything. and you would say to yourself, well, there is no way, even if there was a fire in the palisades, could get the homes in the hills, it wouldn't go down to the flat areas like the alphabet streets and if you look at erials of the alphabet streets, higher viewing point, which we can do from here, but it is dark we can't see now, all the streets are decimated. they're called alphabet streets because they go a, b, c, d, e, f, g. i lived on embry. you look at the line of streets and they're just gone. and, it is so weird rolling up to it because i come -- i went first home we lived in here and i came and i just was flooded with memories. memories i haven't considered in decades, you know. memories of carving a pumpkin with my friends, memories of the first time i rode a bike, i was great at riding the bike, not great at stopping the bike, i flew off the neighbor's front lawn and off the ledge they had, i learned how to brake after that. i remember hiding from my parents because i was mad th

we saw some, frankly, movie-like scenes yesterday people coming down from the pacific highlands. one road in there, one road out. those people were desperately trying to get out. a lot of them simply could not move their vehicles because there was so much traffic. they got out and just ran for their lives with their children and pets. how terrifying that would have been for anybody. they abandoned the cars. the fire trucks have is move in, bulldoze all the cars out of the way as another fire truck comes across our view and get access to everybody. i heard you say in your intro this could be catastrophic. i will tell you it already is catastrophic. as i say, by the end of this we're going to see numbers in the hundreds in terms of residences destroyed, businesses destroyed. the pacific palisades high school is up to my right. that was on fire last night. we have not got an update from officials whether it has been completely destroyed. that's 3 thousand students go to that school. thankfully, they were not back from their winter break because it is a charter school. they don't go

. >> the game between the highlanders and the runnin bulldogs came to a standstill when this little guyarently wanted to get in on the action. can somebody pass him the ball? >> well, you're not going to go stop him, right? but number four here. his name is truth. and he. >> his name is truth. >> his name is truth, harris. and he was like, all right, all right. now we do have a game to play. i'm sorry. and took him off the court. >> it is adorable. you know, we normally don't like people or fans running onto the. no, no, no, this we like, but he's cute. but truth, if you're going to pick him up, you're so close to the rim. let him dunk. >> let him dunk. >> throw the ball. >> by the way, were you wondering who won this game between the highlanders and the. what is it running bulls. is that what they're name. >> i don't know the school. >> yeah i don't either. but the >> yeah. stay tuned to get this five piece bakeware set. a $60 value. absolutely free. tired of that pan that always sticks. it's so scratched and worn, you can't cook in it. >> hi, chef. daniel greene here with my new hamme

again, some snow on the hills, especially the grampians and the highlands, and that rain in the southee frost develop, and that will greet us for thursday morning. works its way in from the west. and there's your thursday temperatures. it will feel chilly, but at least we've got the sunshine to compensate. but we could see some sleet and snow over the higher ground begins to build across the south and the east. weather fronts out in the atlantic try to make so i think most of the rain will stay out west both take care. welcome to newsday. the headlines: it was due to begin. tens of thousands more palestinians make their way back to northern gaza. people in cities across asia celebrate lunar new year, embracing the year of the snake. hello and welcome to newsday. i'm katie silver.

that fire, sch started in the highlands just ended up ripping through everything.uld say to yourself, if if there was a fire in the palisades, it wouldn't go down to the flat areas, like the alphabet streets. if you look at aerials of the alphabet streets or from a higher viewing point which we can do from here, though it's dark, you can't see it now. all of the streets are decimated. and they're called alphabet street because they go, a, b, c, d, e, f, g. you look at the line of streets, and they're just gone, you know, and it's so weird rolling up to it because i come -- the first home we lived in here, i came, and i was flooded with these memories. memories that i haven't considered in decades, you know, memories of carving a pumpkin with my friends. memories of the first time i rode a bicycle. i was great at riding the bike. i was not great at stopping the bike. i flew off the neighbor's front lawn and off the little edge they had. i learned how to brake after that. i remember hiding from my parents because i was mad they wouldn't give me match park cars. they

heinz worked as a security guard at highland hospital in oakland, helping to keep the peace. this is the trauma center where oakland's gunshot victims come in for treatment and where tensions can be high. his loved ones had no idea he would end up as a gunshot victim himself. >> if he was in the middle of any type of confrontation. he wanted the best for everyone. >> a relative of his who did not want her name used spoke about their loss. >> it's just hard. it's just hard. and you know, you can never lean on your own understanding. but this is just something it's hard to understand. >> i've learned heinz was targeted in a confrontation at the hospital on saturday in a dispute involving a woman. that same evening, shortly after 7:00 that night, heinz was shot near 84th avenue and international boulevard. oakland police and paramedics arrived, but heinz died at the scene. i've also learned a 24 year old woman was taken into custody by oakland police, but she has since been released without any charges pending an ongoing investigation. that heinz died violently, even while worki

, and a yellow warning forice highlands, and a yellow warning for ice for parts of north—west englandd north wales, which could be stubborn to clear. a lot of sunshine in the north of scotland. sky is turning cloudy across the southern half of england and south wales, with rain and may be some hill sleet and snow coming in. we could see some sleet and snow over the tops of the moors, south wales, the hills and across the downs, but as we had through wednesday evening it will start to pull away, taking the cloud and rain with it. clear skies as we head into the early part of thursday, temperatures falling like a stone and further wintry showers for northern scotland and northern ireland. temperatures could be down into minus double digits across northern england and into scotland, where we have lying snow. we hold onto that run of cold northerly wind, with further snow showers feeding into northern parts of scotland. we remain very much in the cold air mass, lots of sunshine around, ice to begin with. furtherwintry sunshine around, ice to begin with. further wintry showers in northern

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the met office says the temperature was recorded in the most northern region of the highlands., with an amber cold weather alert in place until tuesday. today, football matches have been postponed. meanwhile, in derbyshire, gritters was stopped from working by 200 cars double parked on a scenic route near edale. the county council turned to social media , asking turned to social media, asking visitors to the peak district to please move your car. those are your latest headlines. at 10:00. i'll be back in one hour. >> welcome back. yesterday, wes streeting went on the attack over rhetoric used to describe pakistani rape gangs. he claims that the ongoing rhetoric risks inciting mass violence similar to that of the new zealand mosque massacre. wes streeting told the guardian there are people in my community who have have had, have either pakistani heritage or look different, who are now more fearful today than they were before. unfortunately, wes streeting rhetoric comments are totally out of touch with reality. the time for toe toe stepping and censoring factual language to avoid

we live in the highlands, which is a canyon community in pacific palisades. there's one road going in and out, um, which is very precarious. and although we were being told to evacuate, we, um, we were also being blocked by the road by police. it was very confusing. um, and we decided to risk it and to drive past the police. and it was so unbelievable. the canyon was on fire that i ended up turning back with my son and going back home, um, because we felt we might be safer back at home. um, and then an hour later, things just kept getting worse. and we made the decision to try once more. mm. >> we're looking at some of the pictures and videos that you took. tricia. and they're remarkably scary when you see the fire almost surrounding, surrounding you as you're trying to get out. do you do you know what's happened to your home? >> you know, we went to bed around 1 a.m. yesterday. i think, um, shockingly, although the fire started in the highlands, i think our community is mostly okay. um, it went down and headed into town, which has never, ever happened before

do you have a plan if if conditions worsen i mean, right now the highlands is on lockdown. >> the cops have a locked down. there's security watching everything. so i don't know when we can go back. and my place is okay right now. but we don't know how these things change, how the wind is going to change. how is it going to affect fire movement? but, you know, i really would love to, you know, call on our leadership in the town to get get a plan in order. it was a bit alarming when mayor bass had her press conference this morning and had no idea what was going on in the highlands, and it's where the fire started. so if, uh, you know, i know everyone's dealing with something, but if the community can call on mayor bass, call on our councilwoman traci park. uh, we need some water drops up here. >> chris reed, thanks so much for sharing your experience with us. >> appreciate you. >> for now, the response is pushing firefighting crews to the breaking point. with us now is kenichi haskett, los angeles county fire department section chief, who is assigned to the palisades fire. can you talk t

and two lynx have been captured in the scottish highlands after they were illegally set free and spotted of high—fashion history. italian fashion house dolce and gabana are bringing an exhibition to paris showcasing their collections throughout the years. launching on january 10, it will include immersive experiences and access to one of a kind pieces. that's you all caught up now. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm marc edawrds. here's what's coming up. arrivadyche. everton part ways with their manager sean dyche hours before their 3rd round fa cup tie. point to prove for potter. former chelsea and brighton boss graham potter appointed the new west ham manager. difficult draw for djokovic. the 24—time grand slam champion with a potential blockbuster quarter final against carlos alcaraz on the horizon. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with football and the news that everton have sacked their manager sean dyche. the 53—year—old's departure was announced on thurdsayjust

northern and western scotland northern ireland, some significant accumulations of fresh snow over the highlandsh west england and north wales. also some freezing fog patches for northern ireland, northern england, north wales through the morning could be stubborn to clear, but a lot of sunshine away from the north coast of scotland. skies turning cloudier, though across the southern half of england and south wales, with some rain, maybe some hill sleet and snow getting into the higher ground of southern england later on. but a cold day wherever you are, two or three degrees at best. so we could see some sleet and snow over the tops of the moors, south wales, the hills there and across the downs for a time as we head through wednesday evening, eventually it will start to pull away, take the cloud and the rain with it. clearer skies again as we head into early parts of thursday. so temperatures falling like a stone and further wintry showers, northern scotland and northern ireland, again, there will be a risk of ice. temperatures could be down into minus double digits again across parts of northe

murkier right now, but it was a pretty stunning end to the day on tuesday with lovely sunsets here in highlandss sent to us from our weather watchers. we had a significantjump in temperatures over the last 24 hours. fylingdales in north yorkshire was monday's coldest spot atjust 3 degrees, but we had temperatures jump up here by 7 degrees celsius from monday into tuesday. tuesday itself was a day of variable cloud and a bit of sunshine at times. now, high pressure is dominating our weather picture for the next few days, bringing a quiet spell of weather and often feeding up some pretty mild air too. however, mild weather at this time of the year doesn't necessarily equate to sunny weather, and right now, what we're seeing is extensive low cloud. we've got some mist and fog around, and the low cloud is also bringing a few patches of drizzle with it too, particularly across parts of wales and western areas of england. so, although it's a frost—free start to your day on wednesday morning, it's going to be pretty murky with mist and fog for wales, western areas of england and quite murky conditions

in highland scotland, here in plockton, there was a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain, but it was veryad from here, we had temperatures up to 14 degrees in achnagart. so a real contrast then to the 3 celsius that was recorded in fylingdales in north yorkshire. the reason for this? well, the cold air that we had last week hasn't entirely gone away from eastern areas, and the winds were blowing over the snow—covered north york moors, keeping those temperatures well suppressed in our coldest parts. now, over the next few hours, there's a little bit of rain to come across parts of southern scotland, northern ireland, into northern england, the north midlands and north wales, as well. for most, it's going to be a mild start to the day on tuesday, but you mightjust see an odd nip of frost if we keep those skies clearest long enough over the next few hours. now, next few days, high pressure dominates our weather picture, and the high pressure is going to be feeding in a lot of mild air, often with these southwesterly winds. so temperatures will be running above average for most areas over the

the fire started over the ridge and was called the palisades highlands earlier this morning and since then has exploded because the wind has been blowing nonstop. until the wind dies down a we get marine layer that sits over this part of los angeles, i do not see a situation which and meteorologists and other experts, firefighters, don't see where this gets better anytime in the near future. >> folks should be heeding those evacuation messages, if they are getting them. i imagine there's a lot of messages being sent to people locally. we will keep our eyes on that and jacob soboroff will be reporting on it. stay safe. appreciated. >>> that is all in on this tuesday night. a quick reminder, in a few weeks, my new book the siren's call, how attention became the world's most dangerous resource comes out in the world. i got a physical copy today. i wrote an essay for the "new york times" in the sunday reviews section based on the research i did for the book and it's about boredom, of all things . how avoidance is the silent engine of life and the more disparately you try to avoid boredom

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the palisades for many years before we moved to the east coast but we kept a rental house in the highlandst coast now, when the fire broke out yesterday started to getting alerts, they called my husband who was at our house in the palisades with his sister, told them what to pack bags and go now. i just had a feeling this fire was going to be really bad. we packed up their things and they drove down that hill, is a long hill, palisades drive to get down to sunset. i just want to pick up on what was said, there were people leaving their cars on the road on palisades drive, that is because there are palm trees all along that road, those palm trees were on fire and the palms were falling onto the cars so those people wearing pretty much running for their lives. this is the devastation that i cannot even believe what we're seeing, the schools are gone, the christian school my daughter used to attend, that school is badly damaged, village elementary is gone, these are the schools that support the residents that live there. i just do not know how long this can take for this town to come back. th

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