laura scott, bbc news. yeah, congratulations to all of them.od night. hello there. after that very wet morning, conditions did gradually improve through the afternoon, but it looks like the rain will return for many of us as we reach the last day of 2022. it'll be quite windy as well. this is new year's eve's rain—bearing weather front. this is today's low pushing out into the norwegian sea, and it'll bring a swathe of gales or severe gales to the northern quarter of scotland through the overnight period. some sleet and snow and ice to watch out for here, as it will be chilly. but further south, it's outbreaks of rain, a few clear spells and it'll be milder here as well. now, as we head into new year's eve morning, more rain will push into england and wales through the day. some of it will be heavy at times in places. and across scotland, it stays cold with wintriness across the north highlands there. again, a cold day to come in the north. very mild in the south — ia or 15 degrees. then as we push closer to midnight, rain will be lying through

laura scott, bbc news.inst pakistan in rawalpindi. they ended the day on 506-4, the rawalpindi. they ended the day on 506—4, the first time 500 runs have been scored on the first day of a test match. four players each managed to clock up a century, also a record. joe wilson reports. rawalpindi. after 17 years of waiting, one day of record—breaking. england began with ben duckett�*s touches. and the crashes from zak crawley�*s bat. "welcome, england", read the sign. well, they were delighted to be there. crawley with the first century. on your feet in the dressing room — and why sit down? the runs, the records, the celebrations kept coming. key factors — helpful conditions, england's bold ambition and some questionable fielding. duckett made 107, then it was 0llie pope's chance. another fluently forceful innings, another 100. yeah, him too. yet the most dismissive batting only came now. harry brook hit one over for 24 on his way to a century. four hundred—makers on the first day of a test match, 506 runs — a

laura scott, bbc news.t of the knockout stages. the manager gareth southgate has a lot to ponder as he considers his starting 11. let's talk to alex howell, who is england's training ground now. any suggestion about who might be in and who be out? ., , , ., suggestion about who might be in and who be out? high, clive, as you said there's a lot — who be out? high, clive, as you said there's a lot to _ who be out? high, clive, as you said there's a lot to think _ who be out? high, clive, as you said there's a lot to think about _ who be out? high, clive, as you said there's a lot to think about for - there's a lot to think about for gareth southgate going into that match against senegal on sunday. we've just come from training, where all 25 players were out on the pitch, only ben white who withdrew from the squad has left and he has a lot to decide about, doesn't he, the england managerfollowing lot to decide about, doesn't he, the england manager following the performances of marcus rashford and phil foden.

laura scott reports. sun for female officials as the trailblazing frenchwoman stephanie frappart becomes the first woman to take charge of a men's world cup match as part of an all—female on—field refereeing team. before the tournament, she told me she's ready. the men's world cup is the most important competition in the world, not only in football, so we know that there is a lot of expectations. there was always pressure, there are always pressure in the matches and also when you are women you are more pressured. but how comfortable does she feel that this step forward comes at a tournament hosted by a country whose record on women's rights has come under intense scrutiny? it's not me who decided this world cup. when you are selected for the world cup, how can you say that you are not going? we know that there is some difficulties there for the women, but i think all this world cup will end that. the attention on frappart�*s history—making moment will be amplified by how much is riding on the match she's

laura scott is here.evidence on the issue he said some people are refusing to accept. he said threats and abuse his family have received since he spoke out, including a man defecating in the garden of his family home and another man circling the property at night carrying what appeared to be a chain. he said these incidents have led to move his family abroad. he did say the ecb have given him 24—hour security in recent lunch and he has had apologies from some within the sport, but he said he wants the culture of cricket to be addressed. although everybody has made this about— although everybody has made this about me, it is not about me. i spoke — about me, it is not about me. i spoke out _ about me, it is not about me. i spoke out not to make cricket a bad place. _ spoke out not to make cricket a bad place. but _ spoke out not to make cricket a bad place, but so my children could come and play~ _ place, but so my children could come and play~ i_ place, but so my children could come and play. iwould place

here's our sports news correspondent laura scott has more. england! european champions.d their way _ england! european champions. they roared their way to _ england! european champions. they roared their way to a _ england! european champions. they roared their way to a memorable victory in the euros, bringing pride to english football. now some of the leaders of the lionesses have been honoured. captain leah williamson is becoming an 0be. play of the tournament, beth mead, has been made an mbe, along with team—mates ellen white and lucy bronze. and an mbe, along with team-mates ellen white and lucy bronze.— white and lucy bronze. and mbe is somethin: white and lucy bronze. and mbe is something highly — white and lucy bronze. and mbe is something highly recognised - white and lucy bronze. and mbe is something highly recognised in - something highly recognised in england, by many people like my grandma, she probably understands it a lot more than when i won the best player. it has got a different feeling and it will make my family are very proud. the feeling and it will m

laura scott, bbc news. yeah, congratulations to all of them.ern areas, and in scotland, that will bring some snow. so very different air masses across the country at the moment. strong south—westerly winds bringing the mild air across england and wales, but the colder air in scotland will continue to bring some snow showers in here. so, weather—wise, next few hours, risk of some icy stretches in scotland. could see a few centimetres of snow building in over the hills here in places. further southwards, we've got this area of rain around across england and wales. but look at these temperatures as we head into the early morning on new year's eve — 10, 11, 12 celsius. very, very mild indeed. and through the rest of saturday, it's going to stay mild across england and wales. there will be more rain coming and going. now, the grounds saturated across the south of england and wales, and this rain could actually lead to some areas of localised surface water flooding. very mild, 12 to 14 degrees in places through the afternoon. but the colder air in sc

laura scott looks at his remarkable rise to the world stage.o set up jordan henderson, for england's opening goal, earned him yet more plaudits. really smart ball. shut your... erm, i've said it many a time, you know, he's a one—off, and we need to let him enjoy playing football. he's only 19. 3,000 miles away from qatar, fans in stourbridge, in the west midlands, are basking in the reflected glory of their local lad. he's a great player. i can't wait to see - him in future rounds. we're over the moon. we love him. we love him to bits. i think he's been incredible. especially yesterday, he was instrumental in the game, and just phenomenal. really proud to say that he's from stourbridge as well, it's really nice. it was at nearby birmingham city that bellingham really broke through, coming up through the club's academy, before joining their senior ranks at 16 — becoming their youngest player and youngest goal—scorer. and for one coach who played a key role in his development, the youngster�*s attitude set him apart. so what he did do consistentl

laura scott, bbc news, twickenham.marriage. the legislation, which will apply to both indonesians and foreigners, also bars unmarried couples from living together, and those breaking the rules could be jailed for up to a year. the laws are due to come into effect in three years. and has been arrested after an egg was reportedly thrown at king charles. it happened while at the king was on a walkabout in luton town centre. police said a man in his 20s was detained on suspicion of common assault and is in custody. the national farmers�* union has warned that the uk is sleepwalking into a food crisis. it says the soaring cost of fuel, fertilisers and feed, as well as a shortage of workers, could lead to problems with the supply of fruit and vegetables. the nfu says lower production could drive up prices even further. our business editor, simonjack, reports. kent, the garden of england. but for those that work this land, there has never been a worse time to be a farmer. this area here was going back into fruit production...

our correspondent laura scott watched his appearance at the department for digital, culture, media ands 13 months since as rafiq was last in front of the committee. he was asked back essentially to provide an update on where he thinks rickets has got to since he gave that testimony. he said it was with a sense of sadness that he was returning. he still believes there are many within the game who denied that any problem of racism or discrimination exists. he also told the committee about the threats and abuse his family have received since he spoke out. he gave a couple of examples of incidents. one where a man defecated in the garden of his family home. another where a man circling the property at night caring what's appeared to be a chain. he said all of these things had led him to moving his family abroad to keep them safe. he did say that he has been provided with security in recent months. he had had the opportunity need to to meet the board. and that some people it within the game had apologised for things they might have said to him in the past and the way he was made to feel it.

as laura scott explained to me.plan that has been provided by the atlas consortium that were trying to buy worcester warriors, they said they haven't seen sufficient evidence of funding and they are concerned about the risks involved in going through without bid. so they have rejected that one which means that worcester warriors wouldn't in the championship next season. what that means for worcester warriors is incredibly uncertain because the rfu don't wantjim o'toole and his consortium to be able to buy the club if there isn't going to be professional rugby there, so they are urging the administrators to welcome alternative bids that would see elite rugby return.— see elite rugby return. slightly better news — see elite rugby return. slightly better news for _ see elite rugby return. slightly better news for wasps - see elite rugby return. slightly better news for wasps fans, i see elite rugby return. slightly - better news for wasps fans, because that takeover was approved. want we know about that takeover? irate

laura scott is at twickenham for us. what is the reaction?reaction? this decision comes as something as a u-turn . comes as something as a u—turn by the rfu, it always seemed determined to stick with eddiejones until after next yea r�*s world cup to stick with eddiejones until after next year's world cup but his dismissal had an air of inevitability about it, ever since england were booed off the pitch ten days ago after defeat by south africa. joan said he did not care what people thought at the time, but the rfu do and they knew that losing the rfu do and they knew that losing the fans was significant. as is normal a review into the autumn international series was held, the outcome was to sackjones, which happened this morning. bill sweeney, the chief executive of the rfu, did not well at the recent poor results, instead saying he was grateful to jones and highlighting his successors. joan said he was pleased with much of what he had achieved with much of what he had achieved with england but with nine months to go until the next world cup,

laura scott, bbc news, birmingham. time for a look at the weather. looking chilly.is, and it will get colder. it is going to be much colder later this week. let's talk snow because it features in the forecast. will you see any where you live? in the northern half of scotland, more likely than not, you will. that will mount up during the second of the week. sleet and snow showers around the fringes of the east and west of the country. for the majority of the population, the chance of any snow through the rest of this week is only slim. what you will all notice is how cold it is, northerly winds developed from late tomorrow onwards and by the end of the week, looking at daytime temperatures a few degrees above freezing, added winchell making it colder and by night, widespread and quite sharp frost heading our way. that is on the way. we already have northerly winds developing tonight, it will be cold across northern and western areas with clearer skies. areas of cloud, showers down eastern coasts and southern counties that keep temperatures above freezing into tomorro

will drive for the andretti autosport team and has been speaking to our sports news correspondent laura scott series is just above formula for level and this is now going straight to formula to of the car in terms of speed. performance, which is great for me. i'm really looking forward to that challenge of stepping up, but also its longer basis, more physical, much more intense calendar. during all those for the first time, so there is a lot of new things in there as well, but i'm looking forward to it. you mentioned from ou looking forward to it. you mentioned from you when _ looking forward to it. you mentioned from you when being _ looking forward to it. you mentioned from you when being your— looking forward to it. you mentioned from you when being your ultimate l from you when being your ultimate goal, and clearly that is still the case. has there been anything of the last two years that has made you doubt whether that is possible? you love the doubt whether that is possible? gm. love the barriers for me to formula 1 haven't changed since i was growing up. i know it's a physical challeng

laura scott is with us. �* , , ., ,, with us.ppened _ with us. bring this up to speed with what has happened today _ with us. bring this up to speed with what has happened today and - with us. bring this up to speed with what has happened today and how. with us. bring this up to speed with l what has happened today and how we have got to this point? p, what has happened today and how we have got to this point?— have got to this point? a fresh wave of uncertainty _ have got to this point? a fresh wave of uncertainty for _ have got to this point? a fresh wave of uncertainty for worcester - of uncertainty for worcester warriors fans are not what they wanted heading into christmas. the irfu board held a meeting to decide on the preferred bids from both worcester warriors and wasps to effectively form for unix entities to allow the clubs to play in the championship, the second tier of english domestic rugby from next season and what they said as they have approved the bid from wasps which included a number of former club legends which

laura scott, bbc news.s. we have finally got _ moment? i am excited beyond words. we have finally got to _ moment? i am excited beyond words. we have finally got to this _ moment? i am excited beyond words. we have finally got to this position - we have finally got to this position where stephanie is being measured on her experience and abilities rather than being a woman. you her experience and abilities rather than being a woman.— her experience and abilities rather than being a woman. you look back at her cv, it than being a woman. you look back at her cv. it is — than being a woman. you look back at her cv. it is a — than being a woman. you look back at her cv, it is a significant _ than being a woman. you look back at her cv, it is a significant moment, - her cv, it is a significant moment, it is right to market, but looking at her reverie and cv and it is not at her reverie and cv and it is not a great surprise that she is there. —— as a referee. the only surprise and it is a very positive one, was wh

laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has a little bit of time off. again, we are talking about all of these issues, a major issue in traffic along 880. it is a jackknifed big rig. >>> it's off of its wheels, scott and laura, good morning to you. a bad morning here on the nimitz freeway. our camera right across the street from the coliseum, so we're looking at all lanes blocked at the high street exit. i do believe they're trying to make it so some folks can exit at high street, but you see they're cut off just shy of that. we have a camera caltrans is sharing online. that camera may have problems. the weather is an issue in the area. i'll show you on the map northbound 880 is cut off shy of fruitvale. i'm told we have the camera again and we have flashing lights facing north. the signs just off to the right as you head up to oakland. we have this overturned big rig, and that is preventing folks from traveling past or off the high street looking at the slow drive here. an indicator how long it's been, this happened just after 2:00 this morning. it's a

let's go live to our sports correspondent, laura scott, who's at birmingham airport. they could go the distance and bring home a trophy. instead they are back earlier. of course they would have got a bit of a shock with the temperatures, coming from the heat and the son of qatar to the freezing temperatures here in birmingham. we saw the players stepping off the plane into their cars, ready to make their journeys home around the country. clearly they don't have long now to get over the hurt of going out in the quarterfinals of the world cup, because in a couple of weeks, the premier league starts back up again. harry kane will be one of the first in action for his club, when tottenham hotspur late on boxing day. you have seen the range of emotions from the players on social media talking about how they are reacting to the defeat last night. a lot of disappointment, it is still lawful many of them that they were unable to beat france last night. —— it is still raw for many of them. the players put on a brave face for the fans who had gathered, 20 of them braved the col

i am laura garcia. >> i am scott mcgrew. marcus washington is taking some time off. and we have more on the storm making its way inland. we will start with meteorologist, vianey arana. she has a timeline on the next few storms. >> it's a few for sure. that's going to guide us all the way into 2023. today's storm isn't going to be as heavy with rain as we saw a tuesday, but it's just enough to be moderate at times. san francisco, 49 degrees right now. in san josÉ, it's about 50. we are getting breaks from the rain right now. look at our mobile doppler radar storm ranger, and it's pushing into san josÉ that is taking a break, and san mateo and san francisco, and as we continue to see the scattered showers activity, we are expecting that to be more widespread between the hours of 3:00 p.m. tonight into early tomorrow, friday morning. the heavy rain, the area of concern will move in friday into early saturday morning, and that's the new year's eve start to your day. we will see localized flooding, and let's get a look at where today in the bay's bob redell is. he's live

i am laura garcia. >> i am scott mcgrew. marcus washington is taking some time on. we have live team coverage. >> mike inouye is tracking your commute, and bob redell is tracking the roads out in the bay. >> this is a lighter storm, the one that moved in late overnight and it's impacting our morning commute. notice the rainfall is a little more scattered and a little more widespread in through parts of the interior. down through the south bay on 101 and morgan hill, santa cruz, but no heavier pockets. we are not in the clear just yet. even though the system will bring over all 0.01 much an inch to one quarter of an inch in the bay area, the next system that moves in friday into saturday is expected to bring heavy rain at times and a potential for an additional three to five inches. i know that it's new year's eve, and the good news, though, it does look like even though we will see the system push through, there could be a time when it clears out just in time for those midnight celebrations to welcome in the new year. we will watch out for that localized flooding. f

good morning to you, scott and laura.at's difficult because there are hundreds of stranded other passengers who are trying to do the same thing. here at oakland international, you can see hundreds of bags separated from their people during this mess over the past several days. we have seen employees here shuttling bags trying to getthe presumably get them back to wherever they are supposed to go. we spoke to people at sjc down in san jose because of southwest canceling their flights, one man tells us his sister was calling every rental car company in the area trying to get a ride back to pasadena. a woman we spoke with believes she bought the last bus ticket from san jose to palm springs, which is where she was trying to go. amtrak in san jose tells us you can't find anything to los angeles until after the 30th. nothing towards the seattle area until after the 2nd. and today doesn't look better for passengers hoping to get out of town on their stopless flights. the latest numbers from flight aware, 124 flights canceled in

. >> reporter: good morning, scott, laura. it is quite a mess but the federal investigators or federal officials will investigate what went wrong, in particular why southwest flights were so far behind other carriers. the travel chaos continues at airports nationwide. >> delayed, delayed and delayed and then canceled. it's been stressful. >> it's been pretty tough. southwest was a mess. >> reporter: southwest airlines is behind most of the backups forcing some to scramble for rentals. >> i've been here for three days. >> if you're southwest -- >> reporter: and a huge luggage nightmare. the company scrubbed 70% of its flight schedule. >> we're doing everything we can to return to a normal operation. please also hear i am truly sorry. >> reporter: the ceo says the carrier took the worst hit partly because weather impacted two major hubs in chicago and denver but southwest pilot and flight attendant unions say outdated scheduling software is also to blame. >> we need to double down on our plans to upgrade systems. >> we have pass

scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. >> i am laura garcia. yesterday's break in the rain was just enough time for public crews to clean up and prepare for the next storm. residents were grateful. >> these sandbags going to help a lot? >> i think this time they will because we got them the other day and it rained a whole day, and this next time will be three whole days, and we will see. >> the utility says make sure you are ready for power outages. let's bring in vianey arana who is tracking the storm, a big one. >> yeah, the system that moved in overnight was not as intense as what we saw tuesday, so this is more of a light to moderate storm. let's zoom in and see where there's a couple of pockets. along 880, and 580, and 680 through san ramon, we have moderate rain coming down. today's not the biggest storm. the bigger storm is lining up to make its move heading into friday and saturday, and you can see it right here on satellite radar. this will bring us a big plume of moisture. the concern leading into friday and saturday will be the satur

laura scott, bbc news. the centre circle in tribute to his countryman. as for the action, leicester took a surprising lead early on, through kiernan dewsbury—hall�*s effort. but then, defender wout faes had seven minutes he'd ratherforget. he scored not one but two own goals, becoming only the fourth player in premier league history to do so, with the final score 2—1 to liverpool. and after the match, liverpool's goalkeeper alisson — who we saw laying flowers just now — added his tribute to pele. i believe everybody from the world of football is feeling something about his loss, we resilience, we are grieving, there is a huge loss but at this moment, we have to look to the things that he did because he changed, he changed football, he changed, he changed football, he changed the world of football but only for brazilians but for everybody. in the night's other game, brentford beat west ham 2—0, thanks to goals from ivan toney and this one from josh dasilva that —— thanks to goals from ivan toney and this one

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. >> first breaking, a traffic alert in san pablo. brand new area from bay area sky ranger over the scene of westbound 80. a big rig crashed into the overpass, grazing the side of the truck, opening it up. it happened around 9:30 this morning. we want to turn to mike inouye with the latest. how many lanes are closed right now? >> we're just down to one lane closed right now. they were all closed for a short period of time as they assessed what was going on. you saw the side of the big rig ripped open. they were worried about the integrity of the truck. the slow lane is blocked and that is just shy of the on ramp at gore point. it's just a short segment because of light traffic today. if you exit at richmond parkway, you're fine if you re-enter just past that crash. because the traffic volume is relatively light and we have three of four lanes open, you should be okay sticking to westbound 80. the ripped side of the truck is opposite traffic. still, that's 80,000 of truck that has to be cleared safely from the area. we'll track that, o

laura garcia. >> the final friday. i'm scott mcgrew. it's been a busy one. mike's been following the breaking news, the big rig crash blocking all lanes. they call it like a cork. it's really in there 880 and high street. >> the important part of our commute. >>> our talented photographer, josh, is out there. he found a great angle to show us progress. i will step into the shot. if you've been watching the last half hour you've been seeing the rig well lit up and it was here. there's a tow truck hooked up. the lights aren't as bright because the crews have hooked up and looks like they're moving around in the area now focusing on the payload, this big container on the back of the rig as well. that was overturned and major damage to the front of the rig, so these flashing lights is what's blocking north 880 around the high street off ramp just north of there. at the on ramp we have our caltrans camera showing you that traffic is still backed up as well because there was a second crash. some flashing lights, this actually, chp reports, major injury from this c

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has some time off.have team coverage on the latest storm system. our bob redell live from dublin as residents prepare for possible flooding and landslides. he's getting his shot ready. meteorologist vianey arana tracking the storm's path, and mike is tracking breaking news on 880. mike? >>> let's show you -- well this camera -- there we go. josh was wiping it down. a great shot. this big rig is still going on as an issue blocking still northbound 880 just north of high street right at the off ramp. the other crash we had in front of our caltrans camera, i caught a glimpse of it but it's spotty at time. much less activity but you still see flashing lights. both crashes still have to clear. as far as the backup goes, this is the jam up past the coliseum. the first one happened just after 2:00. they both have to be cleared northbound 880 is slammed solid from 98. folks are exiting there as well as at high street and heading to city streets. 580 is a great alternate for you. we did see more traffic off the

laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has some time off. we'll start with the forecast. meteorologist vianey arana is in for kari this week. when does the rain come back? >>> our little break from the rain is right now into tonight. the rain does make its way back in tonight, but the storm is going to be a little different compared to yesterday's. i also want to point out that our temperatures are currently running a few degrees colder compared to yesterday. we woke up with mostly 40s, low 50s. we have a couple 30s on the map now in napa. 38 degrees. livermore, 39. behind that system we're seeing the colder temperatures and we are expecting to see, of course, some of the early morning fog. we'll see some clearing of the fog and moving ahead expect to see the temperatures warm up into the 50s. then we'll start to see more above average temperatures for this time of year. low visibility down into livermore and look at morgan hill, down to less than a mile visibility. the weekend ahead, it's new year's eve. mike? >>> vianey, we're looking at, like you said, much better cond

laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has a little bit of time off. again, we are talking

scott mcgrew. marcus and laura are off. you can always watch us on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >>> we begin with our microclimate alert. we've got a team ready to go. meteorologist vianey arana starts us off. >> there's been key components we're looking at when we're talking about the storm. in addition to it being rainy, there's a gust wind factor in place, and because of the amount of rain we're also talking the potential for floods. so let's get right to a look at satellite radar. you can kind of see what we're dealing with. so this initial storm that's passing through is a warmer front. that one is going to bring anywhere from about 1/4 an inch of rain to 1/2 an inch. tonight is the one that's going to pack a punch. the atmospheric river, you can see how far it extends out. that's a series of storms on the pacific that's expected to continue to move in in the first week of january. the first one starts to really ramp up into the overnight hours. early in the morning you could see a lot of rain that's going

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scott in our invoice. yeah. which would make also a dysfunctional state. so that the discussion, our, everyone knows here laura, in kosovo. what we have to do comprise possible has to go compromise in order to dismantle a set of yeah, it would mean, given the greater alton to me, to customer service, even greater than the one that is. what i did with the other side of back is, which was the basis, of course, of declaring independence in 2008 in close coordination with the democratic world. meaning u. s. r, u k, a, germany and other countries. david, what's that? so actually being token to try to reach this final agreement is lasting solution, is that if you ask me, okay, all these countries, are they involved enough in making that happen? no, they're not involved enough. and the architecture of mediation that puts you from the center is floor there will be no deal between serbia and cost. so unless the u . s. is a co chair and leading the negotiations as sort of deferring to the u. the u. s. has to step up and it needs to make its position is clear. it's to knock some heads together so we can get to a deal. an

laura, when it comes to arizona it's a much more blue state now. governor, both senators, secretary of state and attorney general. back to you. >> thanks so much, scott. >>> happening today, walnut creek leaders getting ready to finalize a new downtown outdoor dining policy. council members gave the green light over the summer, pending the approval of recommended design standards and a fee structure. city planners approved the new rules last week permitting outdoor standalone dining structures in areas previously used for parking. also consideration, new barrier and fencing requirements. >>> oakland leaders will consider renaming one of its streets after a bay area music legend, too $hort. if approved, one stretch of roadway in oakland may soon be called too $hort way, with the s in short with the dollar sign, of course. it will cover a three-block stretch from 47th avenue to high street, which also runs past fremont high school where too $hort graduated. and too $hort so far not commenting publicly on this plan. >> he wanted to stretch it a little longer. >> i think i need about six miles, thank you. >>> kari has a look at our forecast. we've had th

scott mcgrew is breaking that down. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >>> i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. laurated with a

charles and monica scott rec and park project manager. thank you very much and laura and i are happy it address questions. >> thank you. bench min are lawrence and laura. madam kkt secretary anybody from the public to provide a comment on this item >> is there a member of the public wishing to comment on the item. dial 415-655-0001, access code: 2496 013 5740 ## then star 3 to enter the queue. please press story 3 on your mobile devices. mr. chair i don't see members. public requesting it comment on this item >> thank you. hearing no request to speak i will close public comment. now turn if my fellow commissioners for questions or comments they may have. commissioner ludium. any questions or comments? thank you. chair. i have a question about how our numbers are calculated. it seems to me that the majority of the money going to public works. are than i count in the this figure? we get to -- new numbers what, 90 something %. hello commissioner this is bench min. to be clear the mou for the mem recentliedum for the design portion of the item also touched on the sbe anti

scott morrison leadership. a decision to ban woman from universities has triggered protests in afghanistan. girls have already been banned from middle and high school. as laura con, report, some analysts say the latest government order points to a clear divide in the county about this defiant group to students is taking a stand against the taliban, withdrawing their education. they say they're on bishan and dreams cannot be taken from them. la paloma who met his care in the 21st century. if there is no education, we will vanish from the face of us. no one is going to take us seriously, and we won't be able to demand right. only with education can we understand our rights and responsibilities? this was the notification of an indefinite ban on women's university education. a gynecologist and kabul says a lack of female doctors could put lives in danger. if there is no schools, no universities and no, i know color, just female doctors. that number off our or maternity mortality rate is increasing the by the despite strong condemnation from several countries and activist groups. the taliban is yet to respond officially. but sources of told out to theora the tali

laura garcia. a look at what's happening now. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew.s, but the news today comes as the fed starts its two-day interest rate meeting with an announcement on a rate hike coming tomorrow, and that hike may be smaller because of today's news. >>> let's get a look at our forecast for today. we keep saying bundle up, kari. >> some spots with below freezing, we're feeling that in palo alto, santa rosa we're down to 31 degrees. well, it's also foggy. and this is our live view of dublin right now. eventually we'll start to see the sun coming out by 9:00 or 10:00 we are all clear as our temperatures reach into the low 50s. we're going to set our weather on repeat all throughout the week into really next week. no rain, just cold mornings and fairly chilly afternoons. >> thanks so much, kari. >>> join me for our midday news at 11:00 a.m. - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or live chat at

laura garcia. here's a look at what's happening right now. >>> good morning. i'm scott mcgrew.id and employment benefits. experts say those same hackers attacked state employment systems as well. we don't know if california was affected. that the hackers are connected to the chinese government is a big deal. that's their government stealing from ours. the chinese embassy in washington did not respond to requests for comment. >>> let's get a look at that forecast with kari. >> it's starting to clear up in spots. the sun trying to peek through in san rafael drying out from the rain that happened this morning. there are still showers nearby and the rain will be off and on, mostly light rain for the rest of the day but there may be brief heavy downpours. temperatures reach into the upper 50s today. we'll see the rain continue at least through early tomorrow. on wednesday and thursday we're looking dry, but then we do have more rain coming back in time for the weekend with some breaks in between but there is not a warm-up in sight, and we'll have to just keep that umbrella close by

laura garcia. here's a look at what is happening now. >>> good morning, everyone. i am scott mcgrew.n markets committee raised rates half a point on wednesday, and the head of the fed, jay powell, very stern warning the fed would raise rates higher and keep them longer there than first planned. and elon musk sold more tesla stock after saying he would make sure investors benefit from twitter long term. >>> we're starting out with another freeze warning that continues for the next hour, but it may be frosty for a lot of other parts of the bay area. as we go into the weekend, it does stay dry but then next week we will start to seat return of rain chances. at this point it looks like it will be very slight rain chances, as a lot of the rain moved just north of the bay area and going into the christmas holiday with dry conditions. as far as our temperatures, it feels chilly out there and headed for the mid-50s today, and then we will set it on repeat tomorrow with a little more sunshine. we will continue to see the sun throughout the weekend with increasing clouds on monday and then onc

scott mcgrew is breaking that down. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >>> i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia has the day off. we want to get started with a look outside. it's foggy. >>> it's foggy in spots. it's not everywhere across the bay area, you can see in the cameras we are seeing it in oakland as well as in palo alto and now as we get started with a live look outside in san francisco air quality is also an issue as we are dealing with a spare the air alert day. with some of these areas fog as well as all of the pollutants we're putting out there will stay trapped near the surface. an unhealthy amount of particulate matter in the air for the north bay as well as santa clara valley but anywhere around the bay area. if you have breathing problems you may want to limit your time outside and no wood burning today. it is a very cold start once again and we're also seeing dense fog moving around the north bay as well as the east bay and into the tri-valley. our temperatures this afternoon only reach up to about 50 in concord but we'll see some upper 50s for san jose as well as morgan