that is part of the lake district to experience.more tracker parts of the lake district so you undo the other part of the deal which is that quiet and peace and calm. in a statement the la ke peace and calm. in a statement the lake district park authority says... in a statement the lake district park authority says... just before the weather, some details about something coming up tomorrow. the bbc will be publishing its online briefing document in which immigration will be under the spotlight. to answer some of your questions on the future of the government's immigration policy, we'll bejoined in the studio by the director of the migration observatory, madeleine sumption, and our reality check correspondent, chris morris. that's at 12.30pm tomorrow afternoon. you can get in touch using the hashtag bbcyourquestions, by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co.uk or texting 85058. texts will be charged at your standard message rate. high pressure in charge of the weather which is why it will be dry once again today. underneath a clear sky we ha

that's part of the lake district experience.t creep into the more tranquil parts of the lake district, so you undo the other part of the deal, which is that quiet, that peace, that calm. in a statement, the lake district national park authority says:. snow storms have overwhelmed parts of canada and the us as authorities advise many residents to stay home and stay safe. social media showed people had begun to literally dig out of their homes after snowdrifts blocked their doorways. tiffany sweeney reports. wind howls. the most easterly part of canada, newfoundland in labrador, has declared a state of emergency, as blizzards took over the city. the storm dumped as much as 30 inches of snow. officials in the capital, stjohn's, ordered businesses to close and vehicles off the roads due to extreme weather conditions. prime ministerjustin trudeau said canada's public safety minister was in touch with authorities and monitoring the storm. he said, "we're ready to help if needed." from the look of abandoned roads, most people stayed in

a mass protest is being organised in the lake district over complaints that the area is becoming moreexpected to meet in the village of grasmere next month to oppose plans for houseboats, zip wires and tarmac paths. but the authorities say their concerns are unfounded, as peter marshall reports. it is obvious while many are protective of the landscape of the la ke protective of the landscape of the lake district. it is a unesco world heritage site. but some believe know the time for of the biggest borders the time for of the biggest borders the national party scene. people are coming up this and saying enough is enough has to stop. andy astle, a retired postman, says enough is enough. mike the dangerously going to kill the goose that lays the golden egg. people are coming for it asa golden egg. people are coming for it as a leisure park. there are places that such as blackpool and alton towers. we have to maintain the beauty. the company behind it says they will be residential lodges are not houseboats. the high spots of grasmere campaign is the latest in a series of controversies. th

that's part of the lake district experience.more tranquil parts of the lake district, so you undo the other part of the deal, which is that quiet, that peace, that calm. in a statement, the lake district national park authority says... it goes on... peter marshall, bbc north west tonight. i will have the headlines for you in just a moment. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello there. high pressure brought very different weather to our shores this weekend. a lot of dry weather with sunshine, but it was cold with frost and fog during the mornings. monday, we start the new working week with high pressure and it will stay mainly dry with a good deal of sunshine, particularly across southern areas. further north, we've got these weatherfronts and more isobars bringing in more cloud and breeze. we start monday on a less cold note across the north and west of scotland than much of central, southern portions of the uk. a hard frost out of town across central and southern england, with some mist and fog likely, too. a

the unmistakable landscape of the lake district.ld end up looking very different. it's taken 10,000 years to create the soils that we see in the lake district and we are losing them at a much, much higher rate. really within a few decades we are going to start seeing the areas of bare rock that we see on the mountain summits stretching further and further down the slope. doctor carr says extremes of weather, droughts followed by the devastating storms seen in the county, are at the heart of the problem. and those conditions are absolutely perfect for causing degradation of the landscape. you dessicate the peats, they dry out, they become very sort of breakable, they then erode very quickly when you have a storm event. and that is driven by climate change. so how long have we got left, then? we're probably talking about maybe 50 years. could be less. stopping grazing would be the quickest way to restore the land, according to doctor carr. the scale that we need to do that on is really quite substantial. for an area that depends on up

it abandon services altogether on one route in the lake district out at windermere.ether. it never really recovered. passengers complaining bitterly about the lies and overcrowding. this is about them, what it means for passengers. i have been talking to some of them over the past few days. early morning at chapeltown station in sheffield. lots of commuters use this stop. the next service is half an hour behind this one, so everyone has to squeeze on. this is normal, and people are fed up with northern, who operate these services. today this is actually fairly roomy, but usually, you know, i either don't get on because it's too busy, and i had to wait for the next train. and sometimes even the train after that. at one point we had a game with the northern rail twitter account which was how many people can we fit into your toilet. which is eight, if you want to know! eight people can fit in the toilet. because that is the only space that was left on the train? yes. and we left people at the platform. overcrowding, cancellations, and delays are an everyday occurrence.

south and south—east, showers across scotland and northern ireland, maybe one or two around the lake districtof scotland. tomorrow, across scotland, northern ireland and the north of england, it will be blustery with showers, whereas across the midlands and further south, there will be a decent amount of sunshine, actually, very pleasant day the south coast, sunny skies and lighter winds, temperatures of around 11 celsius. a different story on sunday, in the morning, for many of us — overcast, probably some rain, again, very mild, south—westerlies meaning temperatures in the south—east will get up to 1a, colder in central scotland, only around 6 celsius. welcome to a bbc news brexit night special. in just four hours' time the uk will formally leave the eu — the first member state to exit the club. the curtain will come down on a7 years of membership — the dawn of a new era, says the british prime minister. it was never an easy marriage. as flags are removed in brussels, we'll look back and we'll look forward, to what the future relationship might be like. not just a significant night for the

into scotland and northern ireland, the ring quite heavy for a time this afternoon, around the lake district wherever you are. potentially up winds wherever you are. potentially up to 55 miles an hour in the west of scotla nd up to 55 miles an hour in the west of scotland and these are the temperatures this afternoon, 10—12d. as we go through tonight, the weather systems will gradually move their way to the south—east, staying mild across many parts of the south—east but further north and west, the blues coming in, colder air filtering west, the blues coming in, colder airfiltering insert west, the blues coming in, colder air filtering insert temperatures here down to 3—5d by friday morning, further south and east it should be a mile started the day but we have some cloud and outbreaks of rain in the south—east. that will gradually push away, then there will be sunshine across most areas. showers into the north—west, those will be wintry over higher ground, perhaps even down to lower levels in the far north of scotland. temperatures will be down a bit for many others, 7—10 celsius, 11 degree

it will deposit snow on the hills of the la ke deposit snow on the hills of the lake district, the penninesengland and wales and we will keep an ion that. further north in scotland, cold under clear skies. cold enough for ice frost. tomorrow hour band of rain, wind and transient hill snow will push through the north sea, drier behind it, but then another area of low pressure will come our way bringing low pressure to southern counties and south—west wales and england. temperatures hanging on in the south, 12—14. 14 is high for the time of year but only three in aberdeen and seven in belfast. by friday, a largely dry day. some sunshine, hazy at times with cloud but you can see the thickness of the cloud in the west, the wind strengthens and the rain comes our way and some of it will be heavy. temperature—wise, down for most. 7-10. this temperature—wise, down for most. 7—10. this will cross us overnight friday and saturday we could see localised flooding in parts of scotland. thank you very much, carol. good morning, you are watching brea kfast. the mother of a victim of the manchester arena

continue to pile on across england and wales, into northern ireland, depositing transient snow on the lake districts central and eastern england we could have stronger gusts than we had yesterday, generally we are looking at strong winds or gale force winds inland, but gales or severe gales out towards the west. i repeat, do not forget we have very strong winds across the north of scotland. temperature wise today, we are looking at a cold day in the north, five or 6 degrees, as we push further south something milder, 12 or 13. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... in his first interview since the election — the prime minister has called for calm in the middle east — and a new deal with iran to replace the existing nuclear treaty. the government is considering cutting air passenger duty on all domestic flights, as part of a plan to save regional airline, flybe, from collapse. gambling firms are to be banned from accepting credit cards from customers — in an attempt to tackle problem gambling. canada's prime minister says further talks are needed over the costs of security for

at rain edging into cumbria, the lake district and across the north and west of wales, particularly heavyit will be, temperatures for most of us in double figures, 10—12d. through tonight this rain and weather fronts moving south—east. you can see the blue here, colder air digging moving south—east. you can see the blue here, colderair digging in behind that, turning chilly in the north overnight. further south and east, we will keep the temperatures in double figures, 9—10dc but it will start quite cloudy in the south—east, outbreaks of rain moving away and we will see sunshine developing across most parts but showers into scotland, those will be wintry, particularly over higher ground but maybe even down to lower levels in the far north of scotland. temperatures coming down compared to today. feeling chilly with the north—westerly wind, 6—8dc. into the weekend, high—pressure dominating, that's mainly towards the south, a few weather systems going around the top of the area of high pressure, wringing more cloud and rain, this is saturday across north and west of scotland. for most of us,

depositing snow on the lake district, the pennines.the north, showers, snow in the top of hills and some showers merging to give longer spells of rain. that was the first band off into the near continent. dry conditions, breezy day, temperature six — 11 degrees but if you think we have finished with the wet weather, we are not with more coming away from the west on thursday. it will be busy for you, carol. the oscar nominations will be revealed later today at a ceremony in la. there's likely to be scrutiny on how diverse the final shortlist is, with criticism for the lack of women and ethnic minorities nominated in recent years. let's talk about nominations. our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson, joins us now. this is going to be 18 oscars, free behind meryl streep. and many have you won? i will be sure to thank you and the acceptance speech. this is the only day of the hollywood gets up the only day of the hollywood gets up at 518 in the morning because thatis up at 518 in the morning because that is when they are announced,

you can see all this rain depositing some snow, transient snow across the lake district hills, the pennines with the rain across the southern uplands and the highlands, we will see more snow for a time. our rain band continues to sink towards the south and east, and temperatures will hold up overnight into double figures. but another cold night. like this morning, the risk of ice and untreated surfaces across —— surfaces across scotland and northern england. tomorrow we still have the dregs of our weather front in the south—eastern quarter of the uk, producing this rain which will very slowly clear. still breezy and windy across the north—west of scotland. a plethora of showers falling as a snow on the hills. but a lot of dry weather for england, wales, northern ireland, barring a few showers, and temperature—wise, looking at six to about ten. thank you very much, it looks much milder. thank you very much for that. as we've been hearing this morning, the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, has said his country is ready to welcome the duke and duchess of sussex, should they choose to mo

daugher has demanded that his hydroplane, bluebird, is returned to a museum in coniston in the lake districttored by a team of north—east volunteers led by bill smith — a north shields boat engineer now in dispute with a lake district museum over who exactly owns bluebird, and as to where she should be kept. the museum should have the boat on display for nine months of the year. we would like to take it out and operate it, run it on water for three months of the year. i'm yet to meet anybody who doesn't think that's a perfectly reasonable compromise. we just need it written down in black and white, we can crack on and everybody gets what they want. this weekend, though, to mark the 53rd anniversary of campbell's failed attempt to beat his own world water speed record, a memorial service was held — with his daughter calling for the boat to be brought back to coniston and left permanently at the ruskin museum, which wants the restored boat for the centrepiece of its bluebird exhibition. it is absolutely imperative that bill smith brings my father's bluebird back here to coniston, in its rightf

is threatening some of the most beautiful fells in the la ke of the most beautiful fells in the lake districtlo, i must be in the wrong house. terryjones fizzed with enthusiasm and in monty python was often at his best in a frock. he is not the messiah, he is a very naughty boy. go away. iam his naughty boy. go away. i am his mother, that's who. born in colwyn bay, this was a film about amorous deckchairs that he made with his father. he met his friend and writing partner michael palin at oxford and on leaving university got a job at the bbc. twice a fortnight was a hint of things to come. silly, inventive and a bit of history thrown in. but it was a children's programme, do not adjust your set, in which you could see adjust your set, in which you could see the template for monty python. all the teams are divided into two teams, a&p and br the winners. you can make it more, gated if you wa nt you can make it more, gated if you want to. —— more complicated if you wa nt want to. —— more complicated if you want to. —— more complicated if you want to. the surrealism, lack of punch lines, the soul

visitors can still walk around the lake but should avoid touching the water. the park district will open the lake once the tests show it is safe. . >>> democratic presidential candidate tom steyer is in the bay area. up next the way he's trying to call attention to criminal justice reform and other issues. >> and preparing for the super bowl, what's expected today as the 49ers hold their last practice in santa clara before heading to miami. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> and here's the opening bell. can you see it? usa softball ringing the bell. inspiring people about the sport and right there in the center is salinas native and they're talking about summer olympics in tokyo. so congratulations ladies. love to see them. all your business news coming up in today's dollars and cents. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here for mornings on 2. january 24th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us on this friday. wondering what it looks like for rain coming in. i try to listen. >> you're busy both of you. thank you. >>> a lit

now you can still lake tamescal but don't touch the water. rk district is test the water quality now they will open let's check in on our longer commute as well as people step out the door. >> yes, things are looking all good. there's only one crash we want to tell you about and that's in the union city area. this is northbound 880 just south of whiple. two vehicles involved but they're on the shoulder and you don't see a backup after that. south bay commute looks good. overall no problems here to tell you about. you can see they still have one of those lanes closed in that northbound direction, you can see the cones out there probably for some overnight road work. hopefully that will get cleared. you can see it's busy but you'll have no problems driving the limit from here all the way to the caldicott tunnel. let's check in with steve paulson. >> a little bit more fog this morning than we had yesterday. we had some clearing so that certainly helps. your commute right now it's mainly 80. sun and clouds and more clouds come in the afternoon. 66 yes. maybe

lake. officials say you should not come in contact with the water. this video is of a similar spill last year. the park district is testing the water quality and will reopen the lake once the test showed a safe. >>> down to san mateo where man has died following a car crash that was linked to a botched home invasion. two other suspects were hurt a fourth is under arrest, if it is on the loose. we spoke to witnesses about what happened. >> reporter: it was 3:45 in the morning when a resident called san mateo police zynga group of people were forcing their way inside of this heavily fortified home. there was a ferrari testarossa in the garage. >> the resident was able to sequester themselves in a safe place while officers responded. >> reporter: officers arrived when the invaders were taking off in two cars.>> reporter: my wife heard cars screeching off, bailey out of here. >> the people sped off in separate directions. one of the vehicles took off at a high speed over state route nima to 92.>> reporter: they called off the chase, the acura got away. the mazda crashed head on into a cement barrier on highway 101.

summer, i toured strawberry lake, part of livingston county's beautiful of lakes in my district where foam resulting from pfas in plain visible sight. i held a forum focused on pfas contamination in a community been under a do not eat fish advisory for over a year foam advisoryouch for many months. the more than 200 attendees about thedeep concern impact of pfas contamination on their health, safety, and and had simple questions about how to know whether their water is safe to eat fish from, or even touch. in september, i met with the fire chief, michael o'brien, and fire chiefs from livingston county and talked about their concerns foam that hadting concentrations of pfas. c.d.c., expose o pfas can affect health, learning in infants, lower a chance of women getting pregnant, increase the risk of and impact the immune system. one of my constituents who spent mechanic as an auto and was exposed to pfas contaminated materials on a aily basis is now connecting his diagnosis of m.s. or an autoimmune disease to his at work.to pfas in michigan, high levels of pfas 34 sites, etected in inclu

lake but should avoid touching the water. it will be reopened once the water is safe. >>> the evergreen spirit district is preparing to close two schools. the district is blaming lower enrollment. as jesse gary explains, it is also a result of the highs in crisis. >> reporter: the days of afternoon pickups could be numbered following settled news and evergreen school district. current conditions could force the closure of laura ward and of hill elementary schools, perhaps as soon as the end of zune. >> the board of education has no desire to close schools. we are in a difficult situation. our backs are against the wall. >> reporter: emily florez says plummeting enrollment and a $12 million deficit necessitate cost-cutting. some families are struggling to wrap their minds around the impending change. >> my grandson is a little sad. he keeps thinking maybe will make enough money to help the school. >> reporter: it is not just money but a people problem. specifically, families continue to out migration from silicon valley. high cost of housing is the reason. that has plunged evergreen's enrollment. the district has lost 2500 child

district is testing the waerlt now. when they feel the water is safe, they'll re-open lake temescal. >>> 5:18 is the time. back over to allie as people are getting ready to head out the door. allie what do they need to know. >> they need to be aware of foggy conditions. other than that things look pretty good out there on the roads. you just have a couple of minor issues to tell you about. they're not crashes just some road hazards. one of them northbound 680. there's a ladder blocking the far left lane and south of there in the walnut creek area southbound 680 at main street there were some reports of cones blocking the slow lane there. but the confusing thing was that there's no roadway construction scheduled for that area. it looks like the chp is working to remove them. there's a little bit of a backup in that area because of it. the carquinez to the macarthur bridge looks good once you get past that fog and the bay bridge toll plaza usually on a regular weekday morning we'd see the metering lights turn on and cars are having no problem getting on to the span. 5:19. let's check in with steve paulson f

can still walk around and be near the lake, but officials were not to come into contact with the water. this is video of a similar spill last year. the park districtun testing the water quality and will reopen once tests show that it's safe. >>> we want to get a check of the weather now, kind of a mild, cloudy day along the bay area. >> it looks like we have more of the same. we have plenty of clouds out there the last couple of days. there are some green on the map and that shows some rain showing up around ukiah and parts of northern california. i think we can see santa rosa. there is a chance night and again tomorrow night for little bit of something to follow. you see out towards modesto little bit of activity there, just a really damp atmosphere and that's going to set us up a game changer, it willt just be a nonevent. in cloverdale they are getting some sprinkles, a live camera shot and you can see that you can't see the clouds, but is cloudy out there. there will be valley fog out there tomorrow morning and current temperatures are running about where they should be, i guess. about where they were last night this time. 58 at oakland, 53 in

district. our small business development center based out of the college in lake county is in the process in conjumpings with the local county squail of offering entrepreneurship training to a cohort of inmates. i'm proud of the initiative and in particular, its director, for what he has done undertaking, designing and authoring this programming. i look forward to hearing the success stories of these inmates and i'm excited to pu push this bill forward because this will provide mentorship that will be instrumental to their success. no one starts a successful business on their own. score can be invaluable with the help necessary to making the dream a reality. thank you again to my colleague, mr. burchett, and mr. jeffries, for the work you have done on this important bill. i urge my colleagues to vote yes. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from ohio. mr. chabot: i have no further members seeking time and i'm prepared to close. ms. velazquez: i have no other speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. mr. chabot: we'll continue to reserve. ms

2019 season, west lake's dedication paid off as they posted a 24-0 shutout over denton at at&t stadium for their second state title. mr. williams: on behalf of congressional district 25 in texas, i congratulate the chaps on their victory and i wish them the very best in their bright futures. in god we trust. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> to speak to the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. >> it was over two years ago that hurricane maria hit the identify lan of puerto rico -- identifyland of puerto rico and our fellow -- island of puerto rico and our fellow americans faced one of the worst natural disasters. now here again we have earthquakes hitting the island since december 28 to this date. i got go this weekend and saw firsthand schools crumbling. folks sitting in tents who need emergency housing. mental health services. yet we still have less than half the money we allocated from hurricane maria down on the island. mr. soto: it's time for the trump administration to bri