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such that we have got to i andj — isha and jocelyn.h seasonal variability, it is difficult to pin it down on climate change, because last year we saw our first named storm not until all. now about last night, well, we saw some strong winds from storm isha. up to 99mph gusts in northumberland. and in the south up to 70mph. widely gusts in the central belt of central 70 to 80mph and storm jocelyn will hamper the clear up from that. today most of the storm has cleared off and sunshine and blustery showers the story for this afternoon. you can see a tight squeeze on the isobars, still very windy across the whole of the uk with blustery showers in the north and west in particular. maybe some lightning in parts of scotland and wintriness over the hills. more sunshine further south and east and temperatures a eight to ii. sunshine further south and east and temperatures a eight to 11. tonight we see a brief respite before storm jocelyn approaches. some clear skies to the east and temperatures could drop to low single figures. then heavy rain

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there's jocelyn passing to the north.rst of the heavy rain�*s out the way and the winds strengthen right the way through into the start of wednesday morning rush hour, particularly in scotland. those winds will gradually ease there and impacts could still be ongoing, but wednesday, it's almost a repeat of what we saw on monday — a lot more in the way of dry and sunny weather around, a few showers in the north, and then clouding over across the south with some drizzle in cornwall later in the day. overall, a fresher day than tuesday. a fresher night, then with a touch of frost in the north—east of the country as we go through into thursday. these next weather fronts that are pushing not quite as potent as we've seen so far this week. it will bring lots of cloud across the country. damp and drizzly, around some western coast and some of the heavier bursts of rain at times in the west, but a bit more erratic and not as windy as it will be during the next 36 hours. take care. shall live from new hampshire, this is bbc news. u

the strongest winds from storm jocelyn would be here in the west of— storm jocelyn would be here in the over the next few hours, which would increase the — over the next few hours, which would increase the wind speed, and seeing some _ increase the wind speed, and seeing some of— increase the wind speed, and seeing some of the — increase the wind speed, and seeing some of the winds we might expect to see out— some of the winds we might expect to see out and _ some of the winds we might expect to see out and about and across parts of england — see out and about and across parts of england and wales. at the moment there are _ of england and wales. at the moment there are 30 or 40 or 50 mph, and there— there are 30 or 40 or 50 mph, and there might— there are 30 or 40 or 50 mph, and there might be some strengthening about— there might be some strengthening about 50 _ there might be some strengthening about 50 or 60 mph across england, not 99 _ about 50 or 60 mph across england, not 99 at _ about 50 or 60 mph across england, not 99 at the moment in northern iretand _ not 99 at the moment in

there's jocelyn passing to the north.e start of wednesday morning rush hour, particularly in scotland. those winds will gradually ease there and impacts could still be ongoing, but wednesday, it's almost a repeat of what we saw on monday — a lot more in the way of dry and sunny weather around, a few showers in the north, and then clouding over across the south with some drizzle in cornwall later in the day. overall, a fresher day than tuesday. a fresher night, then with a touch of frost in the north—east of the country as we go through into thursday. these next weather fronts that are pushing not quite as potent as we've seen so far this week. it will bring lots of cloud across the country. damp and drizzly, around some western coast and some of the heavier bursts of rain at times in the west, but a bit more erratic and not as windy as it will be during the next 36 hours. take care. all good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. us and british forces carry out fresh strikes again

so storm jocelyn moves in. so a storm jocelyn moves in.rn half of the country. the rain, as i said, could also cause some issues. have an amber warning issues. we have an amber warning covering northern and western parts of scotland for gusts, maybe up to 18 miles an hour, and broader yellow warning. maybe up to 18 miles an hour, and disruptionellow warning. maybe up to 18 miles an hour, and disruption isyw warning. maybe up to 18 miles an hour, and disruption is possible|g. maybe up to 18 miles an hour, and disruption is possible from some disruption is possible from storm jocelyn . storm jocelyn. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . society of service to do more to help our fellow man . it all help our fellow man. it all sounds a little bit kind of. cameron big society s to me. look how that ended up. also, did you know it was 100 years today since the first labour government? are they still the party for the working class? and do remember their first do you remember who their first prime was? don't goog

the force of storm isha, now gone, with another in its wake, storm jocelyn.place across northern and western scotland from 6:00 this evening. scotrail say services will be suspended from 7:00 tonight, and no rush hour services will run tomorrow morning. yellow warnings for wind are in place across the rest of scotland, northern ireland, wales and large parts of england. and yellow warnings for rain covering north west england and the west coast of scotland today. mairead smyth, bbc news. with me is bbc weather�*s stav danaos. it has been a really difficult 2a hours or so for a lot people across the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, now we are hearing about storm jocelyn, what do we know about that? this is another system that was named jocelyn by the met service, these, because the worst will by a cross the republic of ireland, it looks as it deepens as it follows almost a similar track to the north—west of scotland, and this is where we are likely to see the strongest winds, up to 8.00am until the armer warning ends, this zone, there is l

jocelyn, moving from the west to the east, _ jocelyn, moving from the west to the east. some _ jocelynd, storm isha~ — on from the storm we have just had, storm isha. the rain will continue to push— storm isha. the rain will continue to push southwards and clear overnight. these are our overnight temperatures. we are looking at gates— temperatures. we are looking at gates or— temperatures. we are looking at gales or severe gales and tomorrow they will— gales or severe gales and tomorrow they will only slowly moderate, particularly so in the northern half of the _ particularly so in the northern half of the country with scotland and northern — of the country with scotland and northern england starting with gates — northern england starting with gales. tomorrow will be a largely dry day~ — gales. tomorrow will be a largely dry day a — gales. tomorrow will be a largely dry day. a few showers peppering the north and _ dry day. a few showers peppering the north and west and then later another— north and west and then later another where the fun starts to show its hand _ another where the fu

there's jocelyn passing to the north.will gradually ease there and impacts could still be ongoing, but wednesday, it's almost a repeat of what we saw on monday — a lot more in the way of dry and sunny weather around, a few showers in the north, and then clouding over across the south with some drizzle in cornwall later in the day. overall, a fresher day than tuesday. a fresher night, then with a touch of frost in the north—east of the country as we go through into thursday. these next weather fronts that are pushing not quite as potent as we've seen so far this week. it will bring lots of cloud across the country. damp and drizzly, around some western coast and some of the heavier bursts of rain at times in the west, but a bit more erratic and not as windy as it will be during the next 36 hours. take care. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. when chinese sovereignty was r

today today it's all about storm jocelyn. next storm on storm jocelyn.ngly strong the way, bringing spells of rain and overnight;ingly strong the way, bringing spells of rain and overnight tonightrong the way, bringing spells of rain and overnight tonight .yng the way, bringing spells of rain and overnight tonight . first winds overnight tonight. first of all, it's a dry start in the east. doesn't last long. rain sweeps across the country, heaviest over western hills, where there could be some issues for central and southwest scotland, as well as northwest england. 60mm of rain england. 40 to 60mm of rain falling in some places, not as much towards the southeast, much rain towards the southeast, but still dull and damp. it is mild, despite wet but still dull and damp. it is milcincreasingly espite wet but still dull and damp. it is milcincreasingly windy wet but still dull and damp. it is milcincreasingly windy weather and increasingly windy weather 12 or 13, perhaps even 14 celsius possible . but the winds celsius possible. but the winds really start to

now, this is storm jocelyn here. this area of low pressure is pulling away. the east, but they open out across the south and the west. so basically that means the wind will ease from the south and the west. and it's still going to be pretty windy through the course of the day across the north and the east in particular. a lot of dry weather around today as well, some hazy sunshine. but later on, what you'll find is a new weather front will bring in some cloud and some patchy rain and drizzle and temperatures down a touch on yesterday. as we head on through the evening and overnight period, under clear skies in the north, we'll have a touch of frost, the risk of ice, some mist and fog for a time. but a weather front pushing steadily northwards is going to introduce more cloud and also this rain and drizzle and murky conditions following behind in the south—west. but here we're importing milder air and that milder air is coming in on the south—westerly wind behind this warm front, which is pushing northwards. so the south—westerly wind's a mild direction. and y

there's jocelyn passing to the north.f the heavy rains out the way and the winds strengthen right the way through into the start of wednesday morning rush hour, particularly in scotland. those winds will gradually ease there and impacts could still be ongoing. but wednesday, it's almost a repeat of what we saw on monday — a lot more in the way of dry and sunny weather around a few showers in the north and then clouding over across the south with some drizzle in cornwall later in the day. overall, a fresher day than tuesday. a fresher night, then with a touch of frost in the north—east of the country as we go through into thursday, these next weather fronts that are pushing not quite as potent as we've seen so far this week. it will bring lots of cloud across the country. damp and drizzly, around some western coast and some of the heavier bursts of rain at times in the west, but a bit more erratic and not as windy as it will be during the next 36 hours. take care. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you straight

there's jocelyn passing to the north.nto the start of wednesday morning rush hour, particularly in scotland. those winds will gradually ease there and impacts could still be ongoing, but wednesday, it's almost a repeat of what we saw on monday — a lot more in the way of dry and sunny weather around, a few showers in the north, and then clouding over across the south with some drizzle in cornwall later in the day. overall, a fresher day than tuesday. a fresher night, then with a touch of frost in the north—east of the country as we go through into thursday. these next weather fronts that are pushing not quite as potent as we've seen so far this week. it will bring lots of cloud across the country. damp and drizzly, around some western coast and some of the heavier bursts of rain at times in the west, but a bit more erratic and not as windy as it will be during the next 36 hours. take care. live from london, this is bbc news. the us and uk carry out another wave of strikes against houthi rebels in yemen, for the second time

storm jocelyn picked up where isha left off.s recorded in wales. winds are expected to reach speeds of up to 80mph in exposed parts of northern and western scotland. the clean up of one storm made more difficult by the arrival of another. as strong winds brought down power landed. electricity north—west had to stop work as conditions were so bad. more than 70,000 properties had their power restored, but some are still without. in northern ireland 3,000 properties were without power last night. community centres will open to help those affected. trees down and 30 flood warnings were in place and 20 in england in the early hours of this morning. early planning had been put in place to help ensure safe train travel too and within scotland. trains stopped at 7 o'clock last night and won't run today until the lines are clear. scotrail say each route will have to undergo a safety inspection before trains can operate. people who had disrupted journeys can travel up to two days after their ticket or apply for a refund. the windy wet wea

the next storm of the season has been named as storm jocelyn, set to bnng named as storm jocelyn, set into wednesday. meanwhile storm isha has brought gusts of up to 107mph, disrupting airlines and cutting power supplies. the prime minister says the government is working hard to restore power to homes, remaining it . restore power to homes, remaining it. ofcom will remaining without it. ofcom will gain more powers over bbc online services, including its news website , as part of changes website, as part of changes unveiled by the government. reforms aimed at improving impartiality. the broadcaster could allow the regulator to enforce action over articles it doesn't believe meet certain standards . currently, ofcom's standards. currently, ofcom's only able to issue an opinion on the matter, but government recommendations say it'll be given increased oversight over the bbc's online public services, including its news site and youtube . channel the site and youtube. channel the duchess of york says she's in shock but remains in good spirits after being diagnosed with skin cancer . sarah

there's jocelyn passing to the north.t wednesday, it's almost a repeat of what we saw on monday — a lot more in the way of dry and sunny weather around, a few showers in the north, and then clouding over across the south with some drizzle in cornwall later in the day. overall, a fresher day than tuesday. a fresher night, then with a touch of frost in the north—east of the country as we go through into thursday. these next weather fronts that are pushing not quite as potent as we've seen so far this week. it will bring lots of cloud across the country. damp and drizzly, around some western coast and some of the heavier bursts of rain at times in the west, but a bit more erratic and not as windy as it will be during the next 36 hours. take care. a deal that would have created one of india's biggest broadcasters falls apart. plus, the british high street shop that has found a new lease of life after covid. hello and welcome to asia business report. we begin our programme this hour in india where a mega merger between two med

the force of storm isha, now gone, with another in its wake, storm jocelyn.s evening. scotrail say services will be suspended from 7:00 tonight, and no rush hour services will run tomorrow morning. yellow warnings for wind are in place across the rest of scotland, northern ireland, wales and large parts of england. and yellow warnings for rain covering north west england and the west coast of scotland today. mairead smyth, bbc news. you can see there we have lots of stories on the bbc news website you. ca turn to your bbc local radio stations and local television for more localised updates about what is happening nominations for the years most prestigious awards ceremony — the oscars — will be revealed today at 1330 gmt. this year's box—office has been dominated by barbie and oppenheimer. earlier i asked film critic jason solomons what we can expect this afternoon. it would be great to have some surprises, we really want surprises, because as you say, the obvious ones are barbie and oppenheimer, and basically how many nominations those two giants of this year

storm jocelyn moving through tomorrow.e good news compared to isha, not as potent, not as widespread. and it is a two pronged storm. the rain on tuesday could cause the impact on the rest —— west with the risk of flooding and tuesday night, the winds were really mmp tuesday night, the winds were really ramp up. before then, the winds ease down a little bit. sky is clear for a time, a touch of frost in eastern scotland and north east england before temperatures rise later. that is because storm joceyln is starting to move in. preceded by cloud and outbreaks of rain across ireland first thing in the morning, that rain would quickly spread northwards and eastwards taking away the early brightness. on the hills of western scotland and north—west england and western wales, most concerned with rainfall totals totting up and snow melt and the risk of flooding. rain sweeps across all parts, turning dry and a grey afternoon for england and wales. a little brighter towards west scotland and northern ireland mild day. but winds will

that is storm jocelyn, the tenth named storm of the season, again, damaging gusts of wind with alreadyrnight tonight, it's a fairly quiet night of weather. there will be a lot of clear skies around, they will last longer out towards the east where it's going to feel locally quite chilly into tomorrow morning. temperatures rising along with this milder air, pushing outbreaks of rain into south west england, wales and northern ireland, by the time we get to dawn, thickening cloud here. and there's that deep area of low pressure, storm jocelyn passing to the north of scotland, taking the same sort of track as storm isha. so again, we could see some damage and some disruption with the worst of the winds on tuesday night. but through tuesday morning, it's a dry early start. towards the east, there'll be heavy rain piling into north west england and through western scotland. the rainfall totals will start to mount up here. there could possibly be some localised flooding. strong gusty winds, particularly towards irish sea coast, a gust of wind here of up to 65 mph. very mild air tied in with

storm jocelyn follows hot on the heels of storm isha, hampering the clear—up. pressure just passing to the north of scotland, following the same track as isha. perhaps the wind gusts not as severe for most, but with the trees, the structures having been weakened from the previous storm and the ground pretty saturated, there will still be some strong impacts. much of the north and the west of scotland, towards exposed coasts in particular, underneath a met office amber weather warning until 8am tomorrow morning for gusts of wind of up to 75—80 mph. gusts towards irish sea coasts of up to 65 mph. widely, 40—50 mph gusts, even to low levels and away from the coast. so a very windy night all in all, but it will be mild. dry towards the south, blustery showers, torrential downpours at times further north across scotland. so still a very windy start to the day. in fact, much of the north of the uk throughout the day tomorrow is covered by a lower level yellow weather warning for the strength of the wind still. there'll be some blustery showers blowing across scotland

storm jocelyn - been a windy night.a punch. 97 mph gusts in northern wales. south uist 74 gusts in northern wales. south uist 7a mph gusts. the met office still has a weather warning out notjust for the outer hebrides but this whole area. it is valid until eight o'clock. you could still have gusts up o'clock. you could still have gusts up to 80 mph. the risk of disruption and damage. we have got a gale is still across scotland and also in northern england. a lot of dry weather around. slowly the winds will start to ease as we go through the day. it is going to be a dry day for at most. but any sunshine likely to be hazy with weather front coming in f across the far south—west later introducing thicker cloud and buckets of rain and drizzle. these are our temperatures. also worth mentioning that it will remain quite gusty to the east of the pennines, even through the course of the afternoon. as we head through the evening and overnight, the weather front coming into the south will continue to drift northwards with its poc

the weather stays stormy with jocelyn next on the list. jocelyn the next on the list.night then increasing winds overnight night and into wednesday morning . this is storm jocelyn. they're very large area of low pressure with tightly packed isobars. the strongest. the winds later on will across north and the will be across the north and the west the uk. the heaviest of west of the uk. the heaviest of the rain will be through the early part of the afternoon. some wet weather across some very wet weather across western scotland, western hills of scotland, northwest and wales. northwest england and wales. rain warnings in force , 50mm in rain warnings in force, 50mm in some spots that could cause some issues. not a huge amount of rain further south, but there will be a lot of cloud and an increasing wind, so that's not going to make it feel very pleasant. even if temperatures are average for the time are above average for the time of year, main of rain of year, the main bands of rain move through overnight, followed of year, the main bands of rain mo showersgh overnight,

now, jocelyn is the 10th now, storm jocelyn is the 10th named storm of the year.now and august for this to be, uh , and august for this to be, uh, the named that we've the most named storms that we've had on records. um, of course, they only name a storm when there is some kind of danger, uh, to life. we have seen, uh, sadly, today, uh, just a couple of hours ago in bristol, sadly, today, uh, just a couple of hours ago in bristol , there of hours ago in bristol, there has been a lady and a man both taken to hospital with injuries after a, uh, somerset and avon constabulary confirmed a constabulary confirmed that a tree fallen in road, uh, tree had fallen in the road, uh, near bristol. so that's tree had fallen in the road, uh, near bristol . so that's showing tree had fallen in the road, uh, nea realstol . so that's showing tree had fallen in the road, uh, nea real impact» that's showing tree had fallen in the road, uh, nea real impact thatt's showing tree had fallen in the road, uh, nea real impact that thisiowing tree had fallen in the road, uh, nea real impact

jocelyn eases . off the measles outbreak has been described as deeply troubling by labour saying there should be more action to kerb the spread of the disease. the shadow health minister, karen smith, said today red tape needs to be cut to give health visitors more powers to vaccinate children. that's as cases grow in the west midlands and parts of london and the world health organisation issued fresh warnings today following a surge across europe . a study by surge across europe. a study by oxford university suggests disinformation is to blame , with disinformation is to blame, with 1 in 5 people in the uk saying they think vaccine data is fake . they think vaccine data is fake. possible water contamination is being investigated at a housing estate near cambridge. residents at the marley development are facing their fifth day without drinkable tap water. the independent water network says it is safe for washing and showering. the cause of contamination , though, hasn't contamination, though, hasn't

so jocelyn wade, the woman who two years ago said she was going to be divorcing nathan wade, the top prosecutor in fulton county, georgia. he also agreed to this divorce two years ago. now jocelyn wade is openly accusing nathan wade of having essentially a relationship with fani willis, the d.a. and she says that she wants to know more information from fani willis such as this information about trips that they may have taken that nathan wade would have been paying for. what he is making from the district attorney's office. because that's all relevant to the divorce. her argument is that they need to divide assets. she doesn't know how much money he has that he's making. so she wants information. she wants to even depose district attorney fani willis as soon as next week. >> there is a d.a. made any comment? >> she has. she stepped up in court and said i want to not be deposed next week. there's nothing i have that is relevant to this divorce proceeding that has been going on for two years. the district attorney fani willis says in a recent filing that jocelyn wade, soon to be ex-wife

we start tomorrow with storm jocelyn

storm jocelyn follows hot on the heels of storm isha, hampering the clear—up.thening winds. and here goes that deep area of low pressure just passing to the north of scotland, following the same track as isha. perhaps the wind gusts not as severe for most, but with the trees, the structures having been weakened from the previous storm and the ground pretty saturated, there will still be some strong impacts. much of the north and the west of scotland, towards exposed coasts in particular, underneath a met office amber weather warning until 8am tomorrow morning for gusts of wind of up to 75—80 mph. gusts towards irish sea coasts of up to 65 mph. widely, 40—50 mph gusts, even to low levels and away from the coast. so a very windy night all in all, but it will be mild. dry towards the south, blustery showers, torrential downpours at times further north across scotland. so still a very windy start to the day. in fact, much of the north of the uk throughout the day tomorrow is covered by a lower level yellow weather warning for the strength of the wind still. there'l

our next name storm, jocelyn, is set to push its way in tomorrow.— storm, jocelyn, is set to push itsin tomorrow. and you will be back with a full _ way in tomorrow. and you will be back with a full forecast - way in tomorrow. and you will be back with a full forecast later - way in tomorrow. and you will be back with a full forecast later in l back with a full forecast later in the programme. thank you, matt. the news now. teachers at some schools in england say they're struggling to keep children warm in buildings that urgently need repairs. at one primary school in devon, temperatures are so low that children have to keep their gloves and coats on during lessons. the department for education says the safety of pupils and staff is paramount. rahil sheikh reports. this is st peter's primary school in devon. morning, morning, morning! all right? these are our sheds. i call these affectionally our sheds. they were temporary accommodation that's been here for a long time. they're older than i am. these modular buildings were added in the 1960s to save money when the school expanded. the

storm jocelyn overnight. storm jocelyn has been across the uk. been sweeping across the uk.hts have been lots of flights have been cancelled, say the least. cancelled, to say the least. trains suspended drivers trains suspended. drivers are also warned postpone also being warned to postpone journeys and strong winds and rain expected continue rain are expected to continue throughout the rush hour before easing later in the day. >> now, if you have been affected by those storms last night, please do get in touch with us and we'll try and zoom you, um , what you're looking at you, um, what you're looking at there is the former defence secretary. yeah. and the british pubuc secretary. yeah. and the british public could face being called up to fight because our military reserves are far too small. >> yeah, that's the warning from general sir patrick sanders, who, in a speech later today is set to stress the need for the government to mobilise the nafion government to mobilise the nation in the event of war with russia . according to reports in russia. according to reports in the

tonight, though, it's storm jocelyn that will need watching.h yorkshire and cumbria has a heavy rainfall warning. these pictures show why, and all that water has to flow down through already swollen river systems. the worst effects of this may still be a day or two away. danny savage, bbc news. the world health organization says measles cases last year increased 30—fold across europe compared with 2022. officials said it was an "alarming rise", which had "accelerated in recent months". let's speak to our health editor, hugh pym. what is behind this? well, i should sa that what is behind this? well, i should say that bristol, _ what is behind this? well, i should say that bristol, where _ what is behind this? well, i should say that bristol, where i _ what is behind this? well, i should say that bristol, where i am - what is behind this? well, i should say that bristol, where i am now, | say that bristol, where i am now, has not had any reported cases of measles at this stage the concern is much more been about the west midlands of england with

that sets the scene for storm jocelyne. that will be with us on tuesday.a. it's taking the same sort of track. this deep area of low pressure swings northwards and eastwards just to the north of scotland. it's across western areas of scotland and towards the north of scotland where we could see gusts of wind of up to 75 to 80mph as we head through tuesday. widely gusts of wind of 45 to 50mph, higher than that towards exposed coastal areas. most of the rain will be towards the north and the west, but some more heavy rain swings in eastwards further south through the day. some very mild feeling air too. but the storm clears. by the time we get to wednesday we are drawing more of a north—westerly wind and this will usher in some slightly cooler feeling air again. it's a much quieter looking day of weather on wednesday, with some showers again across north—western areas of scotland, perhaps across parts of wales, but also some sunshine. many of us should stay dry. still rather blustery, though. we look out towards the west again on thursday as there will be mo

and we know jocelyn wade, nathan wade's estranged wife, has submitted in her file into the court bankhich show nathan wade bought plane tickets for both him and fani willis to various locations. now, i don't know if she's putting that in there to say this was a torrid affair for a long time, but the money used, paid to wade for his services is used to buy plane tickets for get-aways, what does that suggest? >> jonathan: whatever it suggests is not good. the thing is, this is fairly common in a divorce proceeding for one of the parties to say that the other party has been using money in ways that are sort of deleting the account or removing value from common property. in this case, the other woman just happens to be the district attorney. but for willis, it's a much more serious problem. the department of justice has prosecuted people who have accepted airplane tickets as alleged kickbacks. i think she'll say look, this was just a personal relationship, but she's got more questions to answer and she's not doing it by calling people racist and conspirators. >> john: supporters of willis

storm isha has now left the uk, but another storm, jocelyn, is on the way.r reporters in north lanarkshire and in cumbria, but first with the latest from belfast, sara girvin has this report. storm isha battered northern ireland with winds reaching 80mph, bringing tragic consequences. a motorist in his 60s died after his vehicle collided with a fallen tree in limavady county, londonderry this evening. 17,000 people in northern ireland are still without electricity. at the peak of the storm, 53,000 homes had no power. in the republic of ireland, 155,000 remained without electricity. for some, the outage was much more than an inconvenience. as a disabled person, i rely on electricity to live. it's life—saving and life—maintaining. i lost power last night, just when i was getting into bed, about half 11, and it didn't come back on today until about 1:00. and that obviously puts my life at rest, as well as millions at risk, as well as millions of other disabled people across the united kingdom. mikaela was able to rely on her generator, but says other disabled p

storm jocelyn moves in now.rm jocelyn coming just two days after storm esha is going to cause further impacts because of the ongoing repair and recovery work, but it is a notch down on what we saw with storm isha. i think overnight, the northern two thirds of the uk seeing gusts of 5060 miles an hour, seeing gusts of 5060 miles an hour , and for the north and west hour, and for the north and west of scotland, the risk of 80 mile per hour wind gusts. so not quite as strong as echr, but the potential for some significant impacts. nevertheless, we're going to see the rain turn to showers overnight . the heaviest showers overnight. the heaviest downpours will be affecting scots northern ireland scots and northern ireland further south. some clear spells. nevertheless, a blustery start for all of us as we begin wednesday with some decent bright there and bright weather out there and the winds to decrease winds do start to decrease through the morning and early part of the afternoon . we'll see part of the afternoon.

in san jose, jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >>> san mateo police arrested a man after they say hele a truck and then used that truck to try to run over one of their officers. it happened back in november near el camino real. officers confronted the man as he was trying to go into different businesses. that's when they say he ran off, got in the truck, tried to run over the officer. ran away again. investigators tracked him down in modesto where they arrested him. he is now facing a series of felony charges. >>> closure amid a record influx of migrants beginning this thursday. they will be reopening four ports. four ports. here they are in the map. eagle pass over there in texas. and loopville, and nogales in arizona. they were closed in december when border patrol encountered more than 300,000 migrants. now, u.s. officials say there is a drop in arrivals. they attribute to increased enforcement from mexico. >>> trying to get back on the primary ballot is a state of maine. former president trump has filed an appeal in the superior court. the secretary of state there cites a clause

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she is also, fani willis, in her filing, accusing jocelyn wade of potentially conspiring with some ofhese election interference defendants to try and get this to be part of the milieu of what's going on in this case. now, jocelyn wade and her attorneys did release a statement yesterday saying, this is a personal matter, and fani willis is using her public platform. so, a lot to watch here. very messy. at least in the divorce proceeding. >> absolutely. we'll see what happens from here. but messy is the word for it. katelyn, good to see you. thanks for the reporting. >>> with us now, former federal prosecutor, jennifer rogers. counselor, the fact that the judge agreed to hold a hearing on this, does that tell us anything in and of itself? >> not too much. a motion has been made. the judge has to dispose of the motion somehow. the motion is very bare bones. it didn't include any evidence. they said the evidence is coming. i think the judge is saying, let's see what we get. let's sort it out. if there's no evidence forthcoming at the time of the hearing, there was something about informat

. >> nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us with the story.tening for sure. >> passengers described hearing a very loud noise 20 minutes into the flight. alaska airlines isn't giving many details out at this time, saying it is investigating but happened. >> reporter: a stunning video of a whole on an alaska airlines plane. passengers say they were flying from portland, oregon to ontario, california when i 20 minutes in, they hear a loud noise. >> i look up and the air masks are out. i looked to my left and there is this huge like gaping hole on the left side where the window is. >> reporter: elizabeth took this video during the flight. she was sitting about two aisles back to the right. she said she couldn't tell what part of the plane flew off, adding there were passengers on the aisle where the hole appears to be. >> when i look up, his shirt blew off and his skin is very ready. >> reporter: alaska airlines says the aircraft made it safely back at portland international airport with 171 passengers absent 6 passengers. michael peering tells u