since 2015, the uk met office has been giving names to storms to raise awareness of the severe weather i am able to link to will lang who is at the met office in exeter. will, what is the purpose of naming storms? how useful is that? i think when we started naming storms about seven years ago now with ourfriends at the irish met service, i think we were probably taking a risk. we didn't know how well it would work and we could be seen to be trivialising bad weather or even dumbing down meteorology, but it has been a real success. i think we are also connected these days, there is so much available information online and in the media, and storm naming reallyjust helps us to organise that advice into a single simple message which everyone can share. so, notjust the met office but also the bbc, the rest of the media, government, emergency services, and of course the public. there is plenty of evidence of this improving the effectiveness of warnings, which is really measured by people taking the right decisions and actions. so, when it comes to storm eunice in february, that combination of

in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest marchy on sunday we saw conditions like this in aberdeenshire. the warmest parts of the country 19 degrees. fast forward to thursday afternoon, and temperatures at times only 2 celsius as the snow showers came down fairly heavy. and they are continuing as we go into friday as well. the run of north—northeasterly winds all the way from the arctic continue. strongest towards the southeast as we start friday, linked into this area of low pressure developing across europe. and it's here we could see a further covering of snow. high pressure trying to build in, and with showers fading for most into the morning, we will see a widespread frost, and across eastern areas, icy conditions to begin the day. for most of you, actually a sunny start to friday. the sleet and snow showers across eastern areas continue, particularly towards that southeast corner, and they will develop a bit more widely as we go through the day. but turning more to rain and sleet rather than pure snow. also at the same time,

in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest marcht parts of the country 19 degrees. fast forward to thursday afternoon, and temperatures at times only 2 celsius as the snow showers came down fairly heavy. and they are continuing as we go into friday as well. the run of north—northeasterly winds all the way from the arctic continue. strongest towards the southeast as we start friday, linked into this area of low pressure developing across europe. and it's here we could see a further covering of snow. high pressure trying to build in, and with showers fading for most into the morning, we will see a widespread frost, and across eastern areas, icy conditions to begin the day. for most of you, actually a sunny start to friday. the sleet and snow showers across eastern areas continue, particularly towards that southeast corner, and they will develop a bit more widely as we go through the day. but turning more to rain and sleet rather than pure snow. also at the same time, clouding over through the morning for the highlands and islands, tha

in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest marchonditions like this in aberdeenshire. the warmest parts of the country 19 degrees. fast forward to thursday afternoon, and temperatures at times only 2 celsius as the snow showers came down fairly heavy. and they are continuing as we go into friday as well. the run of north—northeasterly winds all they way from the arctic continue. strongest towards the southeast as we start friday, linked into this area of low pressure developing across europe. and it's here we could see a further covering of snow. high pressure trying to build in, and with showers fading for most into the morning, we will see a widespread frost, and across eastern areas, icy conditions to begin the day. for most of you, actually a sunny start to friday. the sleet and snow showers across eastern areas continue, particularly towards that southeast corner, and they will develop a bit more widely as we go through the day. but turning more to rain and sleet rather than pure snow. also at the same time, clouding over throu

in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest marchowers came down fairly heavy. and they are continuing as we go into friday as well. the run of north—northeasterly winds all they way from the arctic continue. strongest towards the southeast as we start friday, linked into this area of low pressure developing across europe. and it's here we could see a further covering of snow. high pressure trying to build in, and with showers fading for most into the morning, we will see a widespread frost, and across eastern areas, icy conditions to begin the day. for most of you, actually a sunny start to friday. the sleet and snow showers across eastern areas continue, particularly towards that southeast corner, and they will develop a bit more widely as we go through the day. but turning more to rain and sleet rather than pure snow. also at the same time, clouding over through the morning for the highlands and islands, that cloud will bring rain and hill snow across parts of scotland and eventually into northern ireland later in the day. tempera

in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest marchnshire. the warmest parts of the country 19 degrees. fast forward to thursday afternoon, and temperatures at times only 2 celsius as the snow showers came down fairly heavy. and they are continuing as we go into friday as well. the run of north—northeasterly winds all the way from the arctic continue. strongest towards the southeast as we start friday, linked into this area of low pressure developing across europe. and it's here we could see a further covering of snow. high pressure trying to build in, and with showers fading for most into the morning, we will see a widespread frost, and across eastern areas, icy conditions to begin the day. for most of you, actually a sunny start to friday. the sleet and snow showers across eastern areas continue, particularly towards that southeast corner, and they will develop a bit more widely as we go through the day. but turning more to rain and sleet rather than pure snow. also at the same time, clouding over through the morning for the highland

in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest marcherdeenshire. the warmest parts of the country 19 degrees. fast forward to thursday afternoon, and temperatures at times only 2 celsius as the snow showers came down fairly heavy. and they are continuing as we go into friday as well. the run of north—northeasterly winds all they way from the arctic continue. strongest towards the southeast as we start friday, linked into this area of low pressure developing across europe. and it's here we could see a further covering of snow. high pressure trying to build in, and with showers fading for most into the morning, we will see a widespread frost, and across eastern areas, icy conditions to begin the day. for most of you, actually a sunny start to friday. the sleet and snow showers across eastern areas continue, particularly towards that southeast corner, and they will develop a bit more widely as we go through the day. but turning more to rain and sleet rather than pure snow. also at the same time, clouding over through the morning for the hi

in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest marchst forward to thursday afternoon, and temperatures at times only 2 celsius as the snow showers came down fairly heavy. and they are continuing as we go into friday as well. the run of north—northeasterly winds all they way from the arctic continue. strongest towards the southeast as we start friday, linked into this area of low pressure developing across europe. and it's here we could see a further covering of snow. high pressure trying to build in, and with showers fading for most into the morning, we will see a widespread frost, and across eastern areas, icy conditions to begin the day. for most of you, actually a sunny start to friday. the sleet and snow showers across eastern areas continue, particularly towards that southeast corner, and they will develop a bit more widely as we go through the day. but turning more to rain and sleet rather than pure snow. also at the same time, clouding over through the morning for the highlands and islands, that cloud will bring rain and hill sno

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in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest marchtions like this in aberdeenshire. the warmest parts of the country 19 degrees. fast forward to thursday afternoon, and temperatures at times only 2 celsius as the snow showers came down fairly heavy. and they are continuing as we go into friday as well. the run of north—northeasterly winds all the way from the arctic continue. strongest towards the southeast as we start friday, linked into this area of low pressure developing across europe. and it's here we could see a further covering of snow. high pressure trying to build in, and with showers fading for most into the morning, we will see a widespread frost, and across eastern areas, icy conditions to begin the day. for most of you, actually a sunny start to friday. the sleet and snow showers across eastern areas continue, particularly towards that southeast corner, and they will develop a bit more widely as we go through the day. but turning more to rain and sleet rather than pure snow. also at the same time, clouding over through th

i met her and her office, she met in my office.ntleman, and less you come from the public defender's office, you worry black lives matter actavis. everyone else does doesn't exist in this world. >> one question since you live here and run a big agency, is there huge public support for his policies? >> no, not at all. i'm seeing a lot of support from victims. victims matter. that should be at the forefront of everything, all of the criminal justice system is supposed to do. now it is all offender-centric. everything is about reducing harm of incarceration for those who commit crime. and that is an astonishing leap of logic that not just george gascon, but the board of supervisors, has embraced the very same idea. which is then an absolute figure here in l.a. county. >> i hope you take this play placeover. sheriff, thank you. >> you've got it. >> tucker: suicide of los angeles will be available starting april 18th. don't have fox nation yet, we highly recommend it. and not just because of we were care. look at season two of "tucker c

her in her office she met me in my office.ed concerns exactly what you said settlement unless you come from the public defenders office, your black lives matter activist. everyone else just doesn't exist in this world. >> objectively it is terrible and the showdowns are going to go sheriff's in the mayor's, that's can be happening and liberal cities all over the country certainly as we head into another state of elections or people make big decisions. i think what's going on in the liberal community is that people feel betrayed by these people that we elect to be ambassadors for values. some zone who believes in second chances i rather someone who can get can get back on the street and they cannot do it again. but when people are continually letting you down in this way doesn't seem like the official sleep and are the problem you thought had the same values as you. get it. i think people are eventually start the micro stop showing up for elections in the minutes are on who they vote for tina take the upper west side vote for r

in 1935, mitchell took a chip sky, the full met sorriest officer who had pacified 10 bove was made a marshal of the soviet union. in addition to serving as deputy committee, as defense, revered by his soldiers, he turned the red army into one of the best armies in the world. but he was vocal about the danger he believed hitler posed style and saw took hfc as an obstruction to his plans for a peace treaty with germany style and had to silence him. this meant getting rid of the marshal's allies. ah. on june 11th 1937 to coach epsky and 8 other senior commanders were arrested and sentenced to death. they were executed the same night. this was just the prelude in the purges that followed within the ranks of the military. 4 out of 5 red army marshals. 14 of its 16 army commanders, and 16 political commissars followed, took a chest ski to the grave. the red army choir founded in 1928 symbol of the revolution, was also not fair. in total, 55000 of the soviet armies, 80000 officers, a belief to have fallen victim to the purges which continued until march 1939 to replace senior military offic

no charges were filed after officers met with the boy's father. syracuse police say the officers' actions are being reviewed. >>> wimbledon announced a ban on some players, and there was a deadly encounter at an ambassador's home. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the washington post" reports secret service officers shot and killed an intruder at the washington, d.c., home of peru's ambassador to the u.s. authorities say the ambassador and his family were inside the residence yesterday morning when they heard several windows being smashed. officers encountered the man in the back yard holding a metal stake. after a taser failed to stop him, the man was shot and killed. the ambassador and his family were not hurt. an initial investigation showed no known connection between the man and the embassy. >>> "the san francisco chronicle" says a man walked out of prison three decades after his wrongful murder conviction. [ cheers ] >> 61-year-old joaquin ciria was greeted with applause and hugs as he emerged from the san francisco

house to give the keys there, apparently, the owner of the auto repair shop and his clients met police officersrd together settled in the major's car. this, according to the relatives of the victims, could be confirmed by surveillance cameras. well, someone became interested in them before the investigators. why were you interested? how is the car? here it turned out about traces about cameras? someone was asking where something is like

police say he was not handcuffed or arrested, and they say the boy was taken home, where officers met with his father. no charges were filed. the police department is now reviewing all body camera video from the incident. >>> now to california and a man who spent more than three decades behind bars for a murder he did not commit. he is finally getting justice. here's abc's morgan norwood. >> reporter: after spending 32 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, 61-year-old joachim syria set to walk free from a california facility. syria overcome with emotion, hugging his legal team as the judge overturned his conviction. he was exonerated by san francisco district attorney chesa boudin. >> i was waiting for him to actually walk out. he was very excited. he was pretty overwhelmed. he was really happy. >> reporter: paige worked on his case under the district attorney's innocence commission which reviews potential wrongful convictions. >> think about the ripple effects of each wrongful conviction. they're stolen from wives, children, mothers, sisters. >> reporter: syria was convicte

yes there, i especially remember the first time we met in his office one on one, he was a different persons, only me proceeded in what he was like on the streets would say, he was absolutely. eh, another person. yes, bonya just left the reception, he will have two guards. so two meters tall very much like each other. and there, then, the reception goes out. he calls out this colonel. i also served. i came to the eye to let me in without a queue. as i rushed , he said to me, well, listen, everything is fine. but why did it need to be voiced, and then we met in 2007, already the fifth convocation in the house, we had a not entirely friendly start, but then somehow a month later three he is so subtle psychologist was a kidney when there was a duel. why, when he knew with him that he had studied, i think, say two good words and that's it. disarm i remember there was always a speech by the liberal democratic party, but then our faction went and when you come up to me , he says. well, you refuse. let me say, i ca n't why did he just understand me? how can i, how can i do not come near me, this i

yeah and i met on thai officer, who is the only tie-speaking officer on the force for sfpd who knew wellpy new year again indeed. let's find some more new year celebrations. we had a mild day for it. but right now it's getting kind of gusty out there. yeah. in fact, we have mainly clear skies for now, but clouds will be rolling in tonight along with some rain. see how windy it is right now at the surface 46 mile per hour gusts at sfo. they were even stronger a little bit earlier and it's getting a little cool out there as well. here's the view from our rooftop camera. looking across the embarcadero only 56 degrees here in san francisco, and it's only in the low 60s at oakland mountain view, san jose and santa clara 52 at half moon bay. that's pretty chilly at the golden gate skies are still mainly blue. it is pretty breezy there and looking northward which is where the storm is coming from 63 degrees in santa rosa right now pet. only 57 napa 61 69 at fairfield and 64 both concord and livermore and looking at westward across the bay from emeryville. these are our forecast features rain ar

mosques, law enforcement officers met with a hail of stones, firecrackers and lit fireworks, but fierceistance was broken, almost five thousand activists and organizers of the riots. arrested on the spot ramadan is considered explosive here precisely in the holy month. last spring on the temple mount, and then throughout israel , clashes between jewish and arab communities began this morning clash on the temple mount and around the aleksa mosque. the authorities assessed how exceptional the aggravation of the situation and pulled up to the old city a significant police force in israel today begin to celebrate the sand holiday of the exodus from slavery escape from egyptian captivity and leadership the country fears that it is during the holidays that clashes may become a prelude to further escalation of the situation. we are working to calm the situation on the temple mount and throughout israel at the same time. we have been ready for any development of events for several weeks now, the security service, israel have been trying to bring down the wave of violence that has swept over the

. >> reporter: that was one of two families that we met in the offices of the alliance. both women and their two children. six people traveling total. four of them children, had to leave their husbands behind back east. these kid, that was 11-year-old, i met him and the three other kids. they have to comfort their little siblings. they have to reassure, i was talking to a 9-year-old girl, talking about how she tried to comfort her 3-year-old sister. how he had to comfort his 4-year-old sister. telling them thing will be better. the truth is, victor, the truth, nobody knows that things will bet get-- get better. >> yeah. these kids are so stoic and seeing unthinkable things. it's great to have you there. thank you for sharing your reporting. >>> let's turn to cnn ivan watson in ukraine. the military governor of that city saying there's been 54 long range strikes on that city in the last 24 hours and they killed six people and wounded a number of additional people. we have images from another town. it's in the far east of a school that was hit by purported russian strike. j

office. gulkeri, officially met in lvov with representatives of the us defense departments of poland and ukraine, the military discussed the spread of dangerous infections, including the avian fungus leptospirosis, brucellosis, icon, crimean hemorrhagic fever. in parallel with this, ordinary ukrainians, having found out about the bio-laboratories that have proliferated in the country, began to create petitions demanding at least check and, as a maximum, cover secret test sites. many it was they who were blamed for strange outbreaks of diseases that seemed to have long since sunk into oblivion. this experiment was even carried out by military personnel. uh, the ukrainian army. there have even been deaths . that's why all the outbreaks that were carried out, that were recorded, were found on the territory, and in ukraine they were located in the areas directly where these white laboratories were located. however, how the ukrainian authorities would end up with such experiments on their own population, apparently, they were the least interested, yes, and object joe biden, on whom the precious tranc

that then in the village of paladin they didn’t let him go all the time by the fsb officers, but yesterday at night he met and was able to escape from surveillance earlier in the officers and killed two kidnappers. so now what, don't you understand? you are the only living witness that paladin was going to cooperate with us. he is very dangerous for you. i think we should cancel the presentation. no, i can't, i can't do that, you don't understand, he can come there. he was going to be there anyway. that is, he wrote me a letter read it. we need to talk urgently, i'll come to the presentation of your book. he's going to eliminate you. but, well, you will protect me, and then we will suddenly disappear and you will very quickly become inaccessible to your own people, inaccessible. yes, listen. well, how we will do it tomorrow. stay, i can't. i'm being watched. till tomorrow. yes, we still have our whole lives ahead of us. let's. and please don't try to recruit your mercenaries again. this will end badly for you. i know who you really are. you don't have to call then. well and just a few words at the end of

as moon repairs to leave office. he metong un three times while he was in office and encouraged kim to continue talks with south korea next president. >>> the former president of honduras. has been extradited to the u.s. to face drug trafficking and other charges. the former president was transferred from a police special forces prison in to u.s. custody thursday. and accused of protecting and profiting off smugglers moving cocaine across south america into the united states. he denied any wrong doing. >>> thanks so much for joining us for our international viewers, living golf is next. i'll be back with more news after a short break if you are watching in north america. stay with us. buried in receipts, invoices and other paperwork that's preventing you from doing what matters most? then get the all new epson rapidreceipt smart organizer to scan, digitize and organize your documents and receipts. receipts go in, and stress goes away. it's the only solution on the market specifically designed to extract and digitize key dat

met police officers could be given warrant cards so women can scan them and confirm their identity.year and a half and they've had to gradually push their prices up, which means i've got to now change all the prices for things that i retail. shampoo prices have gone up, water prices, electricity is going to go up massively, so you've got to push that on to customers. the section of the piccadilly line serving heathrow airport is going to be shut over easter so new tracks can be laid. it means passengers using the airport between the 15th and 18th of april will have to find another way of getting there. tfl rail and the heathrow express will still be running, as well as a replacement bus service. let's take a look at how the tube is running this morning. the district line has minor delays due to a faulty train. it's slow eastbound between barking and upminster. the between barking and upminster. metropolitan line delays the metropolitan line has some minor delays just the metropolitan line has some minor delaysjust popping up. and the northern line still closed for works between moor

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and followed in the footsteps of two of judge jackson's uncles and became a baltimore police officer. when i met with judge jackson in my office last month we talked about the diversity of her professional experience, including her time as a public defender right here in the nation's capital. as most of us know, public defenders work very long hours for very little pay. they represent clients who cannot afford an expensive lawyer and in some cases cannot afford a lawyer at all. our system of government affords every person charged with a crime the presumption of innocence, the right to a fair trial and the right to a competent defense. it's a testament of the character of judge jackson that she is so committed to equal justice under the law, she was willing to commit the early stages of her career to this important work. if confirmed, judge jackson will be the first supreme court justice to serve as a federal public defender in this court's long storied history and the first with significant criminal defense experience since justice marshall. mr. president, in 2005, i voted to confirm chief just

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he met through a popular dating app and tonight federal prosecutors would like to speak with more potential victims. gene kang reports now from los angeles. >> hi there. the u.s. attorney's office says that derrick patterson, rob, dozens of men who we met on grindr in west hollywood and other cities. he allegedly terrorized them even physically attacking them. fbi agents arrested this man. 22 year-old derrick patterson in inglewood monday on the federal robbery charge. he was scheduled to be in federal court yesterday. officials say the compton man is accused of targeting and robbing more than 20 game and that he met on grindr a dating app. lapd says they arrested him after the 8th robbery, but he was later released. prosecutors say the da's office didn't file charges because there wasn't enough evidence at the time. officials say he'd meet the victims that their homes are different hotels patterson has been connected to possibly dozens of robberies. 15 in los angeles, 4 in west hollywood and 2 in beverly hills between november 2019 up to march this year. the fbi says patterson also use the beverly hilton has a meet-up location. we're told most of the crimes had the same patter

also why we met with 20 police officers in minnesota alone before we launched the app to say, hey, thiscers, the police chief of the st. cloud, minnesota, police department who gave them some advice as they were creating this app. he said while he was initially skeptical of the instead, he said as long as those attorneys are trained on deescalating and there to help the interaction, it's something he's open to. this is an app that's new, available in minnesota, california, and georgia, but the idea is they want this rolled out across the country, and they expect to have that soon, expanding to states by june. >> thank you. that does it for me this hour. i'll see you at 3:00 on msnbc. my colleague andrea mitchell talks with state department spokesperson ned price, next. >>> good day, everyone, this is andrea mitchell reports in washington. as ukraine braces for vladimir putin's military shake up, appointing a russian general known as the butcher of syria to take over the kremlin's failed ukraine operation. general alexander dvornikov, infamous for the atrocities, and a veteran of devasta