futurecast tomorrow, the clouds are back by lunchtime tomorrow, reining in north sonoma, mendocino and lake county, it will cross the golden gate, look at the timing, evening commute will be soggy in the bay area, not expecting much in the way of rain or flooding, that's one or two on a 10 scale. the commute is going to be a big impact tomorrow into saturday morning so like rain into the north bay before lunchtime, pretty quickly biggest impact of the evening commute, more significant storm, stronger, wetter storm not only kicking up the rough surf but also giving soaking rainfall, talk about the timing and how much rain coming up. >> thank you. >>> pg&e wants a rate hike, asking state regulators to let it pass the cost of wildfire prevention to its customers. the utility wants to raise a billion dollars over the next two years, that would increase the average bill by $10 a month in 2020. some of the money would go toward executive pay, some toward pole maintenance, none would be used to pay claims for the camp fire. public hearings will be held before a decision is made. >>> meantime,

first wave now, another wave around lunchtime.he finer wave of heavier rain around lunchtime. 3:00 to 6:00 this evening. the later you stay out. the drier it's likely to be. dry weather for tomorrow. a little breezy though and then a slight chance for showers late sunday. rain for new year's eve. we will ring in 2019 looking at rain drops. >> right now today this is definitely wipe out weather. it also jackknifed and the clean up will likely take hours. on 495, more puddle problems. outerloop. it's high water after georgia avenue. the right side isblocked. the right lane is impossle. puddles growing in coverage and depth throughout the day. that's the latest. back toyou. >> thank you. it's 4:54 right now and when the rainoves out this weekend, how does a walk in the park sound? well in montgomery county you had 421 options. the county's planning chair visited all of them. he says he's impreed by the condition of the parks. he had a hand full of maintenance issues. >> well, you may be noticing some holiday weight gain already. >> s

our top story this lunchtime.ote tomorrow on her brexit deal, amid indications she would lose it heavily. the prime minister is preparing to address mps in the commons this afternoon, to outline her next steps, following talks with her cabinet this morning. coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on bbc news — crowned in madrid, the champions of south america. river plate beat boca juniors to win the copa libertadores. the professional footballers' association has offered its ‘full support‘ to england star raheem sterling, who appeared to suffer racist abuse during manchester city's game at chelsea on saturday. the players' union said there's been an increase in abusive behaviour from fans. it also backed sterling's claims that he's often treated more harshly by the press than other players, and that such stories are fuelling racism within the game. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, reports. it has prompted a police investigation, but also a debate. does the way black players are portrayed he moments lik

on tuesday lunchtime, the bbc news at one reported on her visit to berlin, including this moment.e it was onto her next stop. at every turn the prime minister appears stuck. political gridlock at home, and here in berlin, even her car door refused to open. her fundamental problem though, she has agreed the deal must have a backstop to avoid border controls ever returning on the island of ireland, and parliament doesn't like it. the moment was also discussed by presenter simon mccoy and berlin correspondentjenny hill on the bbc news channel later that afternoon. i suppose if you wanted an analogy, the difficulty the prime minister had in just getting out of the car, itjust shows how much things are stacked against her. yeah, it wasn't the best start to her meeting with angela merkel, who was stood on the red carpet waiting as mrs may's staff tried desperately to get her out of the car. as you can imagine, a great deal of heavy symbolism is now being attributed to those first few moments. but that was no laughing matter for patricia betts in sutherland. she called us with this messa

the heaviest of the rain to the east of the pennines by lunchtime.d. in the far north—east, it should stay dry with glimpses of sunshine. we will see a slow improvement generally. a chilly start and then temperatures will struggle to warm up. further south, that south—westerly flow, a mild day. two bridges where they should be for the beginning of december. into sunday morning, clear skies for beginning of december. into sunday morning, clearskies fora beginning of december. into sunday morning, clear skies for a time. a touch of light frost. but then yet more rain further south moving through. some of it heavily. and it will then tend to linger with the centre of the low pressure across northern ireland and southern scotland. a mild start across england and wales. double digits. really quite unusual. no pressure more or less grinding to a halt across scotland. that means northern ireland and scotland seeing some wet weather through the morning. a bright and breezy affair across england and wales. hopefully a few more grievances of sunshine and we ha

rain moves into the area, though, tomorrow after lunchtime. likely during the afternoon hours, your friday evening is then lookingy. so we have some heavy rain in spoty overnight frinto early saturday and then maybe some dry time later saturday.s but i looking like a high chance you're going to be dealing with rain for your saturday morning. on sunday still a few showers out there before we return to dry weather on monday. so today you just need the jacket but tomorrow, saturday and sunday definitely want tove that umbrella handy. it is perfect grilled cheese, tomato soup weather, maybe even a double order. it's just ad comfort f kind of day for your saturday and even sunday actually. sunday actually. 54 for a high temperature i used to be that quiet day between monday and wednesday. but now, there's all this playful banter and staying up late. how am i supposed to read my book? i'm the quiet day, i was never supposed to be this much fun! can you, can you win a little more quietly? ♪ >>> it's janet, miss jackson if you're nasty. she's final ly

our top story this lunchtime.cretary, sajid javid, that the government is dropping its commitment to keep net immigration below a hundred thousand, after brexit. the details are being outlined in the house of commons. for the first time in more than a0 years, we will be able to say who can and who cannot come into this country. coming up on bbc news... 0le gunnar solskjaer is the new interim manager at manchester united. we'll be looking at the task that lies ahead of him — to bring the club back together. how to tackle home—grown extremism is a difficult and often controversial subject but in bradford, one scheme is aiming to help mothers spot the signs of radicalisation in their children, both islamist and on the far right. bbc asian network's shabnam mahmood has been given exclusive access to the scheme and has sent this report. in 2017, terror attacks in manchester and london killed dozens of people. the government is trying to fight these kind of terror attacks through its prevent programme. it's designed to

also this lunchtime.... hospital beds in england were almost full last week, with the usual winter pressures still to come. those with deeply—held religious beliefs will have their concerns addressed to encourage more organ donations. and missing their cue....a multi—million—pound revamp of eastenders‘ albert square is way over—budget and late. and coming up on bbc news... rules will change to protect women coming back to tennis after having a child, but serena william's wish that they should be seeded has not been granted. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may is here in brussels this lunchtime for a crucial summit of eu leaders, after surviving yesterday's confidence vote of conservative mps. the prime minister has come here looking for concessions that will help sell her brexit deal. in particular, she wants a promise that the plan to prevent checks at the irish border — known as the backstop — will only be temporary. it's a key issue for her tory critics who forced last night's b

also this lunchtime.nald trump's defence secretary resigns — after the president announces he's pulling us troops out of syria. the new boss at old trafford — 0le gunnar solskjaer has this message for his players at manchester united. be the kids that love to play football and go out in front of the best fans in the world. good players are easier to coach than bad players. bagpipes play and remembering the victims of the lockerbie bombing, 30 years on. and coming up on bbc news: the chief executive of the england and wales cricket board says ben stokes can still be a role model, after being cleared of affray. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. after almost 36 hours of chaos, gatwick airport has finally re—opened and is hoping to operate the majority of its flights today — but it's warning passengers to expect more delays and dozens of cancellations. the airport was closed on wednesday night after drones were seen flying inside its perimeter. the army has now been deployed with specialist e

with large rallies set for lunchtime.kiet do, kpix 5. >>> 6:57 now, time for your final 5. >> dozens of teachers at oak land are expected to call in sick and march at city hall. contract negotiations have stalled. teachers can't afford to live in the district where they work. the district is offering a 5% raise over 5 years, teachers are countering with a 12% raise over years. the district says today's sickout may lead to disciplinary action. >>> san h say, 16 evacuad and displaced due to a gas leak. a car crashed in to gas meters on the side of a building and the drive fled the scene. the building has been red tagged until further notice. >>> as early as today president trump is expected to announce his pick to replace outgoing chief of staff john kelly. >>> in over an hour, the convicted killer that plowed his car in to counter protesters in charlottesville will len haze fate. james alex fields jr. is facing 20 years to life behind bars for killing a woman and injuring dozens of others during a white nationalist rally l

if we back up a little bit, we see not much behind it we should try out about lunchtime. it stretches down along highway 101, you will find some of this in the napa valley, a little bit on the floor there if we shift to the east, we have a stretch along highway 24, in and out of walnut creek and down 680 and a little bit here near san mateo. i will have a look at what can expect as we get into the days ahead. this is the first day of winter. more of what you can expect for your bay area weekend in a bit. >>> good morning, right now we are looking at that are not that bad, as a matter when we look at our commute, so far it is good. but as she mentioned, you may see some what wet roads from overnight weather, we do not have a lot going on the comes to slow traffic on the super commute. it looks pretty good as you drive from tracy to the altamont pass. no major issues driving through livermore, pleasanton, to dublin. then if you are driving on interstate 880, it does look pretty good into the downtown. quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we think today might be a light

we stop futurecast again at 9:00 or 10:00, some scattered showers by lunchtime, showers are wrapped up but we'll keep the clouds into the afternoon. rainfall totals, highest along the coastline as you are closest to the center. which will stay offshore. pacifica and san francisco about .3 inches of rainfall. coming up, when the rain moves out and when the next rain chance moves in coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> stay with kpix 5 for coverage of the rain when you wake up tomorrow morning, meteorologist mary lee and gianna franco will have up-to- the-minute weather and traffic, starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> new images out of alaska tonight, showing an anchorage road completely destroyed by friday's quake. the shaking caused this offramp to break apart leaving a car stranded in the middle. now miraculously, this is the same ramp reopened today, it was repaired in just a matter of days. so this made us wonder about our own repairs here in california and why it can take much longer here to fix our damaged roadways. kpix 5's andria borba joins us now with caltrans expo nation. >> r

here is lunchtime and here is the afternoon commute. that is what we are focusing on, the afternoon commute. it is snowing now in the mountains but as this area moves in we are going to see some significant snowfalls and that is going to come tomorrow night into tuesday morning with winter storm warning there. the fog in central valley on tuesday morning as the system clears out and valley fault over the next couple of mornings. we are dry on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. i will show you the 5-day forecast right here and you can see that basically the next chance for showers are rain showers tomorrow afternoon but then we stay not too bad, kind of nice with some patchy valley fog in the mornings which is what you expect. within get the chance for showers back on sunday. this is almost a one and done deal. there is not a lot on its heels and we are not expecting day after day of rain. it will beer. the downside is a lot of folks are did you say midday shower chance? >> there is a slight chance midday but the real deal is going to be t

in the north bay, napa, sonoma, lake, mendocino county will have rain by lunchtime and a line of light to moderate rainfall impacting the evening commute. 6:00 this time tomorrow when everybody is on the roads finishing up their work or school week is when the rain will slice through the bay area. now the impact on this particular storm, if you wish to call it that, minimal, rain and wind, 2 on a 10 school. the white is the biggest impact, the -- the commute is the biggest impact, the drive home from work tomorrow slower because of this light rain. the biggest impact is the commute. a more potent storm is coming up sunday with soaking rainfall likely and very rough surf, the roughest surf we've seen this season so far also coming up sunday and sunday night. we'll time it out, talk about rainfall totals for the weekend storm coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, paul. >>> new video this evening of police arresting three suspects after they say the trio robbed a cvs pharmacy in benicia. officers chased the suspects to pleasant hill. they caught two suspects right away. the third was fou

last night, the common speaker demanded an emergency debate to be held around lunchtime today. speakered an emergency debate to be held around lunchtime todaylj have considered the matter carefully andi have considered the matter carefully and i am satisfied that there is an arguable case that contempt has been committed. if theresa may is defeated, government ministers are found in contempt, it is likely to be seen more as a distraction than a disaster. a committee of mps would have to consider what action to take. the government is accusing opposition politicians playing politics. i think it is a complete version from what the public are expecting to hear. we are going to have five days an important debate about the merits of brexit, the withdrawal agreement. let's get on withdrawal agreement. let's get on with that and stop messing about with that and stop messing about with process. what is significant is that one of the opposition parties who want to see legal advice is none other than northern ireland's dup, and theirmps other than northern ireland's dup, and their mps usually po

a reminder of our main story this lunchtime.ns after more than 30 hours of chaos, with most flights now running as normal, after the army was deployed to protect the airport from drones. that's all from the bbc news at one. so, it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. manchester united's new interim manager, ole gunnar solskjaer, has held his first press conference in the job ahead of his first game in charge at cadiff city tomorrow, the only other club, he's managed in the premier league. despite taking cardiff to relegation solskjaer feels he has learnt, especially from his former manager, sir alex ferguson. he has been my mental but i didn't understand early on that he would be my mental because i wasjust understand early on that he would be my mental because i was just sitting and towards ever since my injury in 2003 at least, i was making all the notes what he did at different situations and of course i have already b

we beat that by lunchtime today. tomorrow evening we'll have rain around this time for san francisco, hayward, redwood city, palo alto and livermore. it will hit the evening commute and slow things down. if you want to go ice skating in san jose, saturday is your choice. it will be dry. rain is likely by sunday afternoon. that's the stronger of the two weather systems. speaking of santa clara, we've got a football game. the seahawks are in town, 1:05 kickoff. as you drive home, a much better chance of steady rainfall coming up sunday evening even in santa clara. here's the wide picture. the ridge of high pressure that gave us the dry weather the past several days, kept the storm track to the north is beginning to exit. as it leaves, the pattern is changing. here's a big dip in the jet stream. the leading edge of this weather change will give us some light rain tomorrow around this time and the second round of heavier soaking rainfall is likely coming up sunday. some more clouds overnight tonight. we'll be cloudy with

showers are possible as early as lunchtime.howers turn into steady rain after the sun goes down this evenine most of ay will be cloudy and cold. only in the low 40s for most of the daylight hours today. temperatures will go up after the sun goes down. we'll be near 60 degrees by dnight tonight. a big jump, some 1n degree jumpmperatures from sundown to midnight. travel weath today, severe weather likely down across parts of georgia and flori'l. th affect air travel in a big way. all that unsettled weather is coming for us tonight into early tomorrow. so maybe a sliver of sunshine at sunrise today. then quickly becoming cloudy, a chance for showers in southern maryland as early as lunchtime today. here comes the heavy rain, though. this rolls ine h after about 6:00 this evening. the rain could really be comg wn in buckets from about 9:00 tonight up to about 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow morning. temperaturesill be in the low 60s this time tomorrow. so when you'r above 60 degrees at 5:00 in the morning in mb de, that's crazy. there could

a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... hello, you are watching bbc news. southampton have moved quickly to replace mark hughes, who they sacked on monday. ralph hasenhuttl has been given thejob. he had a successful spell in the bundesliga with rb leipzig. they finished second in his first year in charge and reached the europa league quarterfinals. his priority will be to keep saints up, they are in the relagation zone — one point off the bottom. he has been given a two and a half year deal but won't be in the dug—out for tonight's match at spurs. mike ashley's 11 years at newcastle united could be coming to an end soon. the club has been on the market for 1h months but a consortium fronted by the former manchester united and chelsea chief executive peter kenyon is believed to be in position to take over. here's our sports news correspondent richard conway. i think we are looking at around 300 million but that will come with money on top to invest in the squad and to invest in the stadium and training ground. the timeframe, i think it is crucial that any ow

also this lunchtime.... teenagerjailed for bomb hoaxes that led to schools being evacuated and an aiport security security scare. a british backpacker missing in new zealand — herfather appeals for help to find her. we last had contact with her on saturday 1st december. and as a family, we've been extremely concerned for her welfare. a big rise in cash machine robberies, with criminals blowing them up to steal money. and stepping off the red carpet — the american comedian kevin hart won't now host the oscars, after homophobic tweets he sent ten years ago. and coming up on bbc news... arsenal say they will remind players of their responsibilities after a group of them were just pictured a p pa re ntly of them were just pictured apparently inhaling laughing gas. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. 30 government ministers are fanning out around the uk in a last ditch attempt to sell theresa may's brexit deal. they're visiting businesses, schools and hospitals, in a push to win over critics of the

also this lunchtime... deal is the deal and i will see it through — theresa may says she still expects to be prime minister in two weeks‘ time even if she loses the brexit vote in the commons. out of the shadows: the boss of mi6 — the man known as c — warns russia "not to underestimate our capabilities" in a rare speech to potential spy recruits. the price of the decline of the high street — 20,000 jobs have been lost this year with thousands more facing 2019 under threat. time for a catch up — former first lady michelle 0bama returns to london to meet some of the schoolgirls who say they were inspired by her school visit nine years ago. and coming up in sport later in the hour bbc news, there's been another premier league sacking. mark hughes has left southampton after eight months in charge. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. sir david attenborough has described climate change as humanity's greatest threat in thousands of years. the naturalist and broadcaster said it could lead to the coll

also this lunchtime... the british academic — matthew hedges — who was jailed for spying in the united arab emirates says he endured "psychological torture". one of the days when i tried to, again, tell the truth to the interrogators, their reaction was to make me stand for a day, wearing ankle cuffs. ryanair rya na ir faces ryanair faces legal action after cancelling hundreds of flights over the summer, but refused to compensate passengers. world leaders gather in washington for the funeral this afternoon of former president george hw bush. a medicalfirst in brazil — the baby born after its mother was given the womb of a woman who was dying. in sport on bbc news in the next half—hour, after 11 years under the ownership of mike ashley, newcastle united could be sold in a matter of weeks. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the united kingdom could become stuck in ‘protracted and repeating rounds' of negotiations to leave the european union if it enters the so—called backstop arrangement — acc

our top story this lunchtime.acy in brussels but eu leaders say it can't be changed. and still to come — how green are your greens? the bbc launches a new app to help you calculate the environmental impact of your weekly shop. coming up on bbc news, where next for the atp world tour finals? manchesterjoins london on the shortlist to host the end of season tournament, where the current deal at the o2 ends in 2020. a syrian refugee hailed as a hero for helping to save 18 people from drowning during the crossing from turkey to greece, has told the bbc of her despair after being arrested and put in prison three years later. sara mardini was detained on the island of lesbos in august — and faces charges including people—smuggling and spying, all of which she denies. she was speaking to our correspondent richard galpin after being released on bail last week. after more than three months in prison in greece, sara mardini is back amongst college friends here in berlin, at least for now, this her adopted home where she was

a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. for travellers, as gatwick is closed by drones being deliberately flown nearby. it means many of the 100,000 people due to use the airport today now face the headache of cancellation or delay. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. arsenal say they have identified the fan who threw a bottle at dele alli in tottenham's league cup quarter—final win at the emirates last night. in a statement the club say they're embarrased by the incident, and have apologised to both dele and spurs. they say they know who did it, and they're working with the metroplitan police to apprehend the culprit. afterjose mourinho‘s sacking earlier this week ole gunnar solskjaer is at manchester united's training ground for his first day at work, as their interim boss. the former club hero has been appointed until the end of the season and met executive vice—chairman ed woodward shortly after his arrival. he also held a team meeting with

also this lunchtime: police arrest an intruder who jumped over railings to get into the grounds of parliamentages rise at their fastest rate for almost a decade. six migrants are rescued from a dinghy in the channel. the bank that likes to say no — barclays helps customers block their own cards to break addictive habits and new evidence that even antarctica's most stable glaciers are now melting. and coming up later in the hour in the sport on bbc news: a big night for liverpool and tottenham in the champions league. napoli and barcelona stand in their way. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has embarked on a whirlwind tour of european capitals as tries to rescue her brexit deal. the prime minister has been meeting the dutch and german leaders, amid warnings from her own backbenchers that she'll need to win significant changes if her deal is ever to get through the house of commons. later, she'll meet the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, who's already said there is ‘no room whatsoever‘ for renegotiation. our europe correspondent, damian gr

that is the scene in paris at lunchtime there.of the day here on bbc news. campaigners are urging the government to stop plans to issue prison officers with a synthetic pepper spray to help tackle violence in jails. the prison reform trust says that during trials the spray — known as pava — was used unsafely and inappropriately. but the prison service says lessons have been learnt form the pilot and there'll be clear rules on how the sprays should be used. 28 people have been injured when a tram derailed and overturned last night in the portuguese capital, lisbon. reports said the tram came off the rails on a bend at the bottom of a steep hill, before hitting a building. most of the casualties were taken to hospital, but none of them is believed to be in a serious condition. australia's prime minister has announced that his government now recognises west jerusalem as the capital of israel. scott morrison said australia also recognised palestinian aspirations for a state capital in eastjersualem. he said the australian embassy will

also this lunchtime... nearly 600 homeless people, most of them men, have you arrived just to say hello, my have you arrived just to say hello, m 7 nearly 600 homeless people, most of them men, died in england and wales last year — up by a quarter since 2013. he was asleep in like an alleyway or bench or something with a blanket. someone thought he wasjust sleeping but he was actually dead. a surprise jump for retail sales last month, driven mainly by shoppers buying household goods. turning up for training — manchester united's caretaker manager arrives for his first day in his new role. and why some of the bottles of vintage whisky being sold for thousands of pounds are not what they seem. and coming up on bbc news... the metropolitan police are working with arsenal to identify who threw a bottle that hit spurs‘ dele alli during their league cup meeting last night. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. all flights in and out of britain's second busiest airport, gatwick, have been suspended af

as you say, half the motorists are going to be taking main roads or motorways, with lunchtime the worst between junction 21, leicester, and 26, nottingham, that has been singled out as the worst. but the m40, the m5, m6 and our old friend the m25 are all likely to see quite a lot of congestion. that will ease as the afternoon draws on. four men who arrested on cargo ship in the thames estuary have appeared in court charged with affray. the grande tema left nigeria two weeks ago. the group were detained after police boarded the ship on friday following reports that the crew had been threatened. the rspca has released cctv footage of a man abandoning a dog from a car in stoke on trent. the charity is trying to trace a man in the car who is seen unclipping the dog's lead before running back to the vehicle and leaving last monday evening. the distressed staffordshire bull terrier chases the car as it drives away. the dog, named snoop by staff at a vets, is being cared for at boarding kennels. around 3,000 people have been evacuated from an apartment building in sydney after residents heard

it -- lunchtime. it's a parking scheme that's been going on here for two years.it's technically legal and cheap. even if they get parking tickets, it's a $30 fine each day, easily recouped with af couple lunches. n >> when we know the game they're playing, it's time for to uset in the game and get the cars ticketed, booted and off the street. >> reporter: the food truck operators say they'reorced to do this because there aren't enough food truck zones in the district. coming up tonight at 5:00 hear if there are any protests as d.c. lawkers debate whether to change the rules and find out where this a scheme spread in recent weeks. >> and to fairfax county where ficials are considering to follow in d.c.'s foot steps and charging you to park on the rgstreet. they it discourages driving someone and could push would to metro, which free up traffic. it also means you can't just leave your car on the street for a lon time. that will also free up parking spaces in crowded aas like tyson's. if approved, the n parking changes could take effect in the next two years. >> a m

also this lunchtime. theresa may is to tell mps today that another brexit referendum would break faith with the british people. it's notjust the high street that's suffering. now a profits warning from the online retailer asos. and there's no room at the inn for the homeless of hull. it cancels their christmas booking. and coming up on bbc news, the champions league last 16 draw has been made. four english teams in the hat. which one faces the toughest test? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. 21—year—old janbaz tarin has admitted stabbing to death his wife and her mother this summer. raneem oudeh had repeatedly called the police to say the man she had married under islamic law was threatening her. she was calling them again when he attacked her and khaola saleem with a knife. an investigation has been launched into how west midlands police handled the case. sima kotecha is at birmingham crown court. the defendant was described as controlling, violent and abusive in court this morning. we a

also this lunchtime... former directors of tesco are acquitted of fraud charges — after the judge dismissed their case due to lack of evidence. they say good things come to those who wait. i say good things come to those who cash out. britain's biggest gambling companies have voluntarily agreed to a "whistle—to—whistle" television advertising ban. millions of smartphone users in the uk have lost their data services after the 02 network suffered technical problems. coming up on bbc news, big heart and soul, jose mourinho praises his man united team as they come back to draw with arsenal at old trafford. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government has promised to act after a critical report on the care of mental health patients in england and wales, which found that some people suffered ‘traumatic‘ and ‘damaging' treatment. the independent review said patients should be given more say over how they are cared for. it said the practice of sectioning was being misused, and that patients‘ ri

also this lunchtime: france is on the highest state of alert, as police hunt the man who killed three people at a christmas market in strasbourg. donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen faces jailfor donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen faces jail for campaign finance violations, so what could that mean for the president? and tea m that mean for the president? and team sky, which produce britain's first tour de france winner, loses backing from the broadcaster and could go out of business. and coming up on bbc news, the future of team sky is in doubt as the broadcaster announces it's ending its sponsorship next year, after an unprecedented period of success in the sport's history. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may says she will fight for her leadership with everything she's got after conservative backbenchers triggered a contest to remove herfrom power. the prime minister will face a ballot among tory mps this evening. the challenge to her premiership was triggered after dozens of backbenchers wrote to the party saying they had lost faith in her.

. >> at lunchtime, juliet heads home with her sisters. high hopesr has things will change when the country elects a new president. the price oflowers rice. i make nothing and our children need to eat and study. >> nicole cannot afford to pay her daughter's school registration fees. theo one helps her with housework. my dream is to be a teacher. >> the government has plans for an infrastructure project to build 11,000 classrooms in the next three years. -- 900,000 children are missing out on an education. >> the democratic republic of congo is gearing up for its selection. the vote will see electronic , but they ares surrounded with controversy. technology will be used to manipulate results. infamous voting machine. the president of the commission claims this will make voting easier for the population. >> the ballot boxes should tell the truth. we want the best to win. the many -- the machine is set to annihilate all attempts at cheating. >> voting machines are displayed. >> it looks very easy. knowthe uneducated people how to use the mach

tomorrow will not be a bad day but it will be wet after lunchtime. when i come back we'll put the computer model through its paces. >>> an early morning shooting in san francisco left a man dead and sent a woman to the hospital. it happened at 1:00 this morning on 16th and valencia a block from the mission district police station. both victims were taken to the hospital where the man died. the woman is in critical condition. no arrests have been made. >> we don't know what the victims were doing prior to the shooting. >>> the spokesman said there hasn't been predictable shooting patterns in the mission lately. they did see a spike in deadly shootings in may, june, and july compared to the last two years. >>> san francisco police are looking for a woman who escape custody. the 28-year-old was involved in a domestic violence incident in the tenderloin and was being medically evaluated before being booked for a warrant in la county. she walked away from the hospital. officers searched the area but were not able to find her. she is not considered to be a

i didn't agree with going in and being part of my son's lunchtime. dangers on social media and you witness accidents on youtube, and we cling to our kid more. trish: you want to be sure you are there to protect them along the way. at what point -- at some point your kid have to be able to stand on their own two feet. >> it's a great place to make mistakes and learn. he spills his milk or drops a tray. or can't find anybody to sit with. trish: wouldn't it be worse sitting with his mom? >> she made the right choice. they take mom crane daddy on job interviews. i believe we should teach our kids that their school time is like their job. they go there on their own to learn to be productive and learn their results and interact with their peers. all of those things have to do on their own. kid want from us their own independence. at some point they shake loose and let go of our hands. that's what they are looking for. trish: that's hard for some parents. i'm a right? i'm a mom of three. and sometimes it's a little hard. yet that's what you're trying to do.

big rallies are planned for lunchtime. there will be hard stop on friday.>>> two are behind bars after a stolen vehicle crashed into an apartment building overnight. li. 18-year-old was arrested.a people have now been ced.wohav they won't have heat. also, there are questions about the actual structural integrity of the building itself.>>> the building is red tagged until further notice. police said she was behind the wheel when the car crashed and later reported it stolen. >>> breaking news, a staffing shakeup in the oakland raiders organization. reggie mckenzie, the general ma out. mckenzie was a former raider and has been the gm since 2012. he was the executive of the year the move comes one day after the raiders beat the steelers, their third win of the season. according to team insiders the writers are looking for new gm to lure some top players. we will get the bring attention to negotiations. >> reporter: dozens of teachers marched to city hall. many called out sick to be here. >> teachers cannot live near the studen

lunchtime, and a sudden gap in the weather.ine to the tug is taut. it's straining, desperately trying to get this massive vessel out to sea. the engines are running. you see the thick black smoke coming out the funnels? and it does look like it's very slowly inching its way away from the beach. it took an hour to refloat the russian ship, with no sign of any pollution. she headed into falmouth bay, where she'll be checked and where questions will be asked. life on cornwall‘s coast can return to normal. jon kay, bbc news, falmouth. banks are to be banned from charging higher fees for unarranged bank overd rafts under proposed reforms. such charges can be up to 10 times as high as those for payday loans, according to regulators. debt charities have welcomed the move. that's it from me. now on bbc news, sport today. sees soon. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: jose mourinho is sacked as manchester united manager and attention turns to who's next in the old trafford hotseat. ho

probably dry until about lunchtime on friday. we will be turning

there are large rallies planned at lunchtime. this is happen for the next five days. >>> this morning, the caof a bedroom fire that required san jose firefighters to rescue a man is under investigation. the fire was reported yesterday afternoon on the corner of lenay avenue and pensacola drive. two residents of the building were able to get out. one man was trapped inside. one of the residents said the ram mate had been smoking and accidently set his room and himself on fire. the victim was transported to a local hospital with severe burn injuries. the resident said the fire victim had been fighting colon cancer and was told by his doctors he had only two weeks to live. >>> developing in colorado, a nationwide search is underway for a mother who has been missing since thanksgiving. >> dear god, please keep the family in your heart and soul. >> the family of 29 year old kelsey bareeth held a victim ill this weekend, praying for her safe return. the mother was seen in woodland park, colorado, wearing a white pants. a few days after

. >> action we move forward through your friday, here's a look at your lunchtime, a little blue being picked up in the santa cruz mountains in the south bay. this next wave moves through, 2 or 3 it's central bay and as in the south bay. we'll have a wet roadway as we get into the evening drive today. we're not expecting a lot. a quarter of inch for most areas, we're looking at a few 100ths in some areas of the north bay. we'll continue to track this for you, a big ter deal as we get back to the weekend, the bigger storm there t there's a wind advisory and i'll have details on this coming up. >>> precautions are being taken in parts of the bay area to prevent flooding. >> and some hard have been learned. frank mallicoat is live in east palo alto with you very much. if you came to me i have sunshine in my face, blue sky out there. a half-hour ago it was coming down to beat the band. i would say there's more rain to come here judging from the clouds. a major project has been completed, this is a flood protection project, this is the san francisco creek, here in east palo alto. it's an ar

another shot o potentially moderate rain around lunchtime.rain o day, though, will come between about 2:00 this afternoon and 00 or 6:00 this afternoon. there's 2:00. modete rain everywhere. but by 4:00, notice the heavier rain starting to get pushed farther and farther to the east and south. by 6:00, linring rain drops and showers but not long after that, thingsohould start dry out. that would be an improving weather picture for sure. there's you ten day outlook. rain today through at least 4:00 or 5:00. dry weather through saturday and a chance for rain late sunday and another pretty solid chance for moderate rain around here. new year's eve into new year's day.l 2019 wome in on a mild an rainy note before we get colder and drier late next week. gomorning, dave. >> good morning. we have puddles. we have ponding. luckily we don have any closures right now. no flood related closures but something teep in mind as you're headed out the door this morning as you usually travel through the lower lying spots. 14th street bridge, one in th left lane

themselves off the foot of the premier league, but will be left rueing a late wolves equaliser in the lunchtimeed this for us. if anyone can do with a christmas miracle its fulham. bottom of the table and without a premier league win six november, their home match against a spirited wolves side was the perfect opportunity to resurrect their season. and when you're struggling you can always do with a little bit of luck. that is what fulham got as referee andre marriner failed to spot this handball from dennis. at the other end angst of tamara cohen quite their way. alexandra going close, does not close enough. as half—time approached, festive spirits seem to be in short supply at craven cottage when this tackle i calum chambers only received a yellow card and got tempers flare. after the break fulham refocus their fighting spirit. does it pay off. ryan finally finishing off this scrappy goal which replaced show clearly ross dewar. the home fansjoined we re ross dewar. the home fansjoined were short—lived. wolves were level with five minutes remaining. still time to almost win it not from this la

they used to drink wine at every meal, but not today, especially at lunchtime. at the restaurant, a very few people for special occasions drink wine, otherwise, it is water or fruit juice. abouty are talking perception of what a baguette should be. something consumers care less about than before? >> people care more about what a baguette should be and how it is prepared and where the wheat comes from and what the wheat is inside the bread they are eating. i say a lot of people are more aware and want to know more of what they are eating. becaused of wheat is it because people are allergic to gluten because we have manipulated the wheat and the seeds. it is not the same as 50 years ago. people are becoming more aware. >> are you reassured the next time you come here you will be able to get a crusty big get that might taste better than one of yesteryear. not worried i will have a great meal with a great big get. i will meet with your other lotts that we are seeing a of gluten-free alternatives pop up. most recently, a pizza restaurant popped up close to my home al

this is lunchtime today. at noon, most of us dealing with rain.ow the good news is nothi too heavy in the forecast. we'll pick up maybe about a quarter to a half of an inch at moe. nothing lhe inch that we saw out there on friday but as we head on into the evening hours, you're heading into dinner on the and you have plans to ring in th new year. still dealing with rain in spots. this is future weather atp. 11:0. high temperature today of 53 and warmer tomorrow. i'll have more on january 1st coming up in about ten minutes, but for now here's dave with a check of the roads. >> a quick tour of cameras on the beltway, showing you nice,, eamooth sailing traffic. here we are at eisenhower avenue. free flowing traffic. in frederick,ti exe way, disabled vehicle. some debris. getting by thoh under police direction. smooth sailing on 270 southbound heading for montgomerycounty. normal metro rail service this morning. open lately obvio for the late night revellers. expe reversible parkways to be operating in one way mode. that's the latest. back over to you

and nuno espirito santo might well be reasonably happy with their sides' performances in the day's lunchtimein a i—all draw at craven cottage but the result is enough to see fulham climb off the bottom for the first time since october. jo currie has more if anyone could do with a christmas miracle it is full on, but that's bottom of the table and without a premier league win since november the home match against the spirited wolves side, the perfect opportunity to resurrect their season. and when you are struggling, you can always be with a little bit of luck and thatis be with a little bit of luck and that is what fulham got as the referee failed to spot this handball. at the other end though things were not going quite their weight, alexandra going close, does not close enough —— alexander. as half—time approached festive spirit seemed in short supply at craven cottage when this tackle by callum chambers only received a yellow card, but got tempers flared. after the break: refocus theirfighting spirit, and it paid off. the substitute finally finishing off this scrappy goal which replaced —

they will move out by lunchtime wednesday. high temperatures below average.f you were outside today, it's chilly and breezy. sunnyvale 59, pacifica 55, pittsburg 55 degrees, dublin 57, martinez mid-50s. some morning commute rainfall through marin county into san francisco stretching over to oakland, san leandro and alameda, highs for you in the 50s. clearlake, a high tomorrow only 49 degrees. thursday afternoon is when sunshine returns, lots of sunshine friday and saturday. we'll begin to cloud things up sunday. that's the next storm system, but the rain will likely not arrive until next monday. that is your kpix5 soggy forecast. >> thanks, paul. >>> it's time for our food for bay area families drive. >> kpix5 morning anchor michelle greigo shows us how a sonoma the company business is stepping up with a generous donation. >> reporter: this is the heart of the redwood empire food bank, the warehouse where all the donated food items come in and goes out to families in need. this would not be possible if it weren't for the generous donations made by community m