two women in new south wales have died asa women in new south wales have died as a result of these floodsary and rescue teams have been mobilised to help with the emergency. rescuing stranded people and distributing supplies, such as food, water and fuel. 0fficials stress the danger will continue for some time. we hope by the end of the day we will see easing of those conditions and improvement into tomorrow. but it's not over yet. after three days of chaos and destruction, the people of queensland and new south wales are left with the damage and trying to rebuild their lives. the headlines on bbc news: the uk says it will stand up for gibraltar‘s the uk says it will stand up for g i bra lta r‘s interests the uk says it will stand up for gibraltar‘s interests after the territory accused spain of using brexit to forward territorial aims. research says that nearly half the people who use the government's help to buy scheme, to purchase a house, did not need it. bbc news learns that only 5% of prison staff in england and wales will get new pay allowances of up to £5,000. the authorities in h

two women in new south wales have died as a result of these floods. tough time for them. military and rescue teams have been mobilised to help with the emergency, rescuing stranded people and distributing supplies, such as food, water and fuel. 0fficials stress the danger will continue for some time. we hope that, by the end of the day, we will see easing of those conditions and improvement into tomorrow. but it's not over yet. after three days of chaos and destruction, the people of queensland and new south wales are left with the damage and trying to rebuild their lives. demonstrators in paraguay have set fire to the country's congress in protest against a bill that would let the president seek re—election. the head of the main opposition party says an activist had been shot dead. the country's constitution limits the president to a single 5—year term. but the sitting president horacio cartes is trying to remove the restriction and run for re—election. greg dawson reports. this was a night of violence in paraguay that has followed months of speculat

two women in new south wales have died as a result of these floods.me for them. military and rescue teams have been mobilised to help with the emergency, rescuing stranded people and distributing supplies, such as food, water and fuel. officials stress the danger will continue for some time. we hope, by the end of the day, we will see easing of those conditions and improvement into tomorrow. but it's not over yet. after three days of chaos and destruction, the people of queensland and new south wales are left with the damage and trying to rebuild their lives. venezuela's supreme court has reversed its decision to strip the opposition—led congress of its powers after two days of protests on the streets. venezuela's president nicolas maduro had earlier gone on television to say he had resolved the crisis. on friday the court's decision was condemned by the attorney—general, luisa ortega. the authorities in hungary are ready to start transferring asylum seekers to container camps on the border with serbia. the prospect of being held there has already put

two women in new south wales have died as a result of these floods.lies. this is going to be a tough time for them. military and rescue teams have been mobilised to help with the emergency, rescuing stranded people and distributing supplies, such as food, water and fuel. officials stress the danger will continue for some time. we hope that, by the end of the day, we will see easing of those conditions and improvement into tomorrow. but it's not over yet. after three days of chaos and destruction, the people of queensland and new south wales are left with the damage and trying to rebuild their lives. some breaking news from colombia. there are reports that at least 90 people have been killed in a mudslide that took place in the south of the country. we believe that figure has increased to at least 90. red cross officials said more than 150 have been injured as swollen rivers and heavy rain sent mud onto homes and roads into the city late on friday. the local governor told local media that hundreds of families were missing. he said whole neighbourhoods

summer fires also broke out in australia, nearly 100 at one stage in february in new south wales as recordatastrophic fire danger. in march the weather took a dramatic turn as cyclone debbie hit queens land and then new south wales. floods follow and after its hottest summer, sydney has its wettest margin 20 years. —— march in 20 years. viewed from helicopter, something quite astonishing is unfolding california in february. car swallowing sinkholes are appearing. an there goes another. it is notjust cars disappearing, the ground is literally giving way as the state undergoes a remarkable transformation from drought with a succession of storms and weather bombs bringing flooding rain. there is so much water that the overflow from this town is needed for the first time in 50 years but it fails, leading to evacuation with fears of unrestrained floodwater being sent downstream. in a world of changing climate and weather, some things change very little. like this weather ritual which has been happening for over 200 years. at 9am every day, shane kelly takes weather observations at the armagh 0b

we have had two fatalities, two women in new south wales have died asa women in new south wales haveghts and prayers are with their families. this is going to be a tough time for them, but the important thing is that everyone should stay safe, take care, look out for yourfamily, should stay safe, take care, look out for your family, look out for your neighbours but don't go into those flooded waters — that is the most dangerous part of these natural disasters, getting caught up in floodwaters as we have seen. the uk says it will stand up for gibraltar‘s says it will stand up for g i bra lta r‘s interests says it will stand up for gibraltar‘s interests after the territory accused spain of using brex to it forward its territorial aims. bbc news learns over 5% of prison staff in england and wales will get new pay allowances of up to £5,000. two million people set for a pay rise as the uk's national living wage goes up by 4%. sport now and here isjohn watson. tiger woods has pulled out of the golf‘s first major, the masters which starts next week. he is not tournament ready drew to his t

and i have seen that the flood water levels are receding in northern new south wales, but where you aremunities along the logan river are very much on high alert. yes, that is correct. it is a very strange situation, the city is in a state of flux, while we have halved the city who have experienced the floodwaters, and those waters have now receded in the albert river. we now have a situation where we are working with communities downstream from the logan river who are about to experience inundation so half of the city wants to clean up and the other half are waiting to experience that. absolutely and places further north in rockhampton and the like, they are bracing for some pretty extreme flood levels. absolutely, and that is what — it is a very strange scenario. the cyclone has gone, it has moved out, it is not raining. the sky is clear. and, you know, one week on we are now experiencing the devastation of what that cyclone did. so up in rockhampton they are bracing now and working with their residents. they have told all of their residents to move on. and it is up now to the residen

and i've seen that the flood levels have receded in northern new south wales, but where you are overlong the logan river are very much on high alert. that's correct. it's a very strange situation. the city is in a very strange situation. the city isina a very strange situation. the city is in a state of flux. half of the city has experienced the flood waters and those waters have receded. we're working with communities down stream from the logan river who are about to experience inundation. while half the city is wanting to clean up, the other half haven't experienced it yet. there's places further up, rockhampton and the like, they're bracing for some pretty extreme flood levels. absolutely. and that's what, it's a very strange scenario. the cyclone has gone. it's moved out, not raining, the sky ask clear, and one week on, we're now experiencing the devastation of what the cyclone actually did. so up in rockhampton, they‘ re the cyclone actually did. so up in rockhampton, they're bracing down 110w rockhampton, they're bracing down now and they're working with their residents. they h

george's basin country club in new south wales it's kangaroo valley.you got to have kangaroos but that's a lot of kangaroos. the 18-hole truck supposedly has about 300 kangaroos. so it's not that surprising for the folks around the golf course but for those of us stateside not exactly used to this sort of animal population in the middle of the fairway. it's odd but kind of cool guys. >> it's like a herd of kangaroo. >> scott, thank you. >> hopping good times. >> our coverage continues at 7:00. have a good weekend, everyone. good night. there mm! gentlemen, i put it to you: the worst tapioca pudding is better than the best pudding of any other flavor. first off, that is axiomatically wrong because the best pudding is chocolate. secondly, the organic structure of tapioca makes it a jiggling bowl of potential death. it is extracted from the plant... hey, i'm thinking of growing a mustache. no kidding? fu manchu, a handlebar, pencil? it's extracted from the plant.... i'm not sure yet. you know, george clooney has one now. koothrappali: really? i once saw h

new south wales transport minister says the video is meant to remind people not to rush and to hold their children's hands at busy stations. >>> santa cruz police are looking for a race car that was stolen on saturday. they say the mazda rx seven was inside a trailer when someone swiped it from an auto repair shop on river street. police say someone first stole a van from the property and then came back with a truck to take the trailer. officers say the suspect also got away with $35,000 worth of tools. the man was recovered the following day. >>> it sounds like something out of a movie. microchips implanted in human bodies could change how we tackle everyday tasks. some workers in sweden are already trying it. john blackstone looks at how it could put your privacy at risk. >> reporter: in a stockholm business complex, employees gain access met with key cards, but with a -- with the wave of the hand. >> it's something you can use just like a key badge. >> reporter: at our recent tech conference, a microchip implanted in this man's hand makes his life easier, replacing the keys and cards t

. >>> in new south wales, australia, spring has sprung early because some dingos got a little romantical. as you could see, there were five dingo pups recently born. typically they're expected in may and june, but fred and adena got an early start. they're so cute i just want to cuddle them. and listen to them. they're in an enclosure at the australian reptile park. now, they're not very active, but in about three weeks from now people will see them playing and fighting and jumping and all that good stuff. right now it's just nap time with mom and major cuteness and the wonderful sound. >> they don't need to be active right now. they just need to be cuddled. >>> hear ye, hear ye, a message from the prince. >> been training for months and the start of the london marathon with finally within sight. >> it's almost here. april 23rd is the london marathon where people from all walks o life, all runs of life, all kinds of ages get together to run really long way sometimes for charity. if you happen to be taking part, there is something you can do. >> you can make it the mental health marathon.

video released is part of the safety campaign in new south wales. 81 children suffered injuries just year from slipping and falling on train platforms: what a close call. >>> clouds on the move making quite a sight. still ahead on "eyewitness news" -- >> we'll show you a place famous for its misty rains and cloudy days. >> we'll have clouds here and there guys but we look ahead to the weekend and we end up with some pretty quiet weather despite the fact that will there is a system moving in. so you'll see some sunshine for both weekend days actually, very warm day on easter. we could hit showers to damage late in the day sunday possibly saturday night as well. we'll talk about this system and time it out so you can >> welcome back. new food truck on temple university's campus is promises something other than food. prepare u is a phone repair cart. when your phone starts acting up they fix it on the spot. jessie dee lora founded repair you. >> keep prices low for students. students don't have money and they need their phones fixed we keep our overhead low. we can offer affordable pric

tos is incredibly important a $2 billion industry, the sugar industry, which goes down into new south wales. this is very important that farmers get treated fairly. we believe you should get a fair turn through the gate, and a fair return with a proper market, meaning at least two people want to buy your product. unique competitive attention in the market to get the proper transparency. we have set all the way along that we believe the federal government has arrived -- has a right to be part of this process. we want the marketer to come to their agreement by their own ways. we have waited a long time to do precisely that. we worked with the state government in queensland to get of legislationce to enforce a better outcome for these farmers. the -- a number of independent members, including pete wellington, billy korn, and another gentleman by the name of time retained seats. this approach alone, we reserved our right to underwrite this with a code of conduct. this code of conduct, we have now brought aboard. this code of conduct will be going on to the executive council, no doubt, over the

that has had quite a journey impact on parts of queensland and flooding into new south wales, but theea and affecting new zealand and it is the north island that has taken the biggest hit, look at these rain totals, equating to more than two months of rain injust rain totals, equating to more than two months of rain in just two rain totals, equating to more than two months of rain injust two base, easy to understand why there have been so many problems but look at this. for freddie into saturday quite a picture with the remnants of debbie and we are just left with a few showers. following heavy rain the flooding continues though the rain has stopped and another act weather pattern here, the north—east of the us. strong storms and heavy downpours moving through and as that continues to push through, behind that, stronger winds moving inward we had yesterday storms into the south—east of the usa, and that has made for a blustery first day at the us masters golf in augusta. friday will offer some breezy conditions but not as windy as it has been today, a little easier, a chilly start but

it's happening in queensland and new south wales.o be vigilant and not ta ke urged people to be vigilant and not take risks. people living in 0rkney enjoy the best quality of life of any rural area in the uk according to a new survey. the study by the bank of scotland praised the islands for their stunning scenery, low crime rates and good choice of pubs. it is the first time they have topped the poll, having jumped from a6th last year. they beat wychavon in the west midlands into second place. it's a rocky outpost at the south of spain with a population of 30,000 but it is already clear gibraltar is likely to play a major role in brexit negotiations. yesterday, its government accused spain which has disputed the uk's claim to the territory for 300 years of manipulating the european council to gain influence over its future. we're joined now by gibraltar‘s chief minister fabian picardo. thank you very much for your time this morning mr picardo. can i get your reaction — a lot of people describe this as a surprise if not a shock that

is a code of born to $ your interest which the sugar into which goes right and into northern new south waless very important we make sure farmers get treated fairly. we believe that we should get a fair return to the farm the gate and to get a fair return in the market and other proper market you need at least two people wanting to buy your product. and if keep up going to buy a product, there are competitive tensions in the market to get the proper transfer to make sure that people are being dealt with fairly. we have said all the way along that while we believe that the federal government has a right to be part of this process, we wished for the market to come to the old agreement ways. we have been waiting now for a long period of time for them to do precisely that we worked with the state government in queens land to get through a piece of legislation to try and a force of the the farmers, and might i say the australian -- vote against it. i will say with the number independent members including peter wellington, billy gordon and another gentleman, but this approach alone we still reserv

warn that swollen rivers are still threatening tens of thousands of people in queensland and new south walesth of tropical cyclone debbie. local residents have been warned to remain vigilant in the aftermath of the powerful tropical cyclone ita. as swollen rivers continued to rise, putting tens of thousands living near major rivers in queensland and nsw. cyclone debbie hit the eastern coast on tuesday with winds of up to 260 kilometres per hour, causing major damage to buildings, roads and crops. it's unbelievable. pick it up like a big esky and threw it across the road. the prime minister malcolm turnbull confirmed fatalities. two women in nsw have died as a result of these floods and our thoughts and prayers are with their families. this is going to be a tough time for them. military and rescue teams have been mobilised to help with the emergency, rescuing stranded people and distributing supplies such as food, water and fuel. officials stressed the danger will continue for some time. we hope that by the end of the day we will see easy for those conditions and improvement in the tomorrow b

warning that swollen rivers are still threatening tens of thousands of people in queensland and new south walesater and electricity supplies to parts of the region. the floods come in the aftermath of tropical cyclone debbie. earlier i spoke with greg christensen, the mayor of the scenic rim region in southern queensland. he's just returned from surveying the damage. look, it's been a staggering experience. the technical term would have to be that our agricultural community has been smashed in many of the valleys. i would estimate that a large percentage of our agricultural and horticultural areas have suffered significant crop loss and significant soil loss, i've witnessed horticultural paddocks today that have had 600mm of soil stripped away by the floods as they have of moved through. i'd say, many kilometres of fence have disappeared. and yeah, we're now counting the aftermath and looking at our roads and infrastructure as well. we're a very — we're a a800 square kilometre rural precinct, 800km of roads, we have major damage to all of our gravel roads, that is about 700km, and major damage

there is a risk of shortages for new south wales and victoria. e prime minister will me with producers on wednesday. markets are closed in australia and new zealand. what about when they are back in business? what economic numbers should be look out for this week? paul: those gas producers will be in the news a fair bit this week. we have production reports on tuesday, wednesday, and friday. rio tinto will be out with early production numbers this week. a utility company, the shareholders will vote on this proposed deal, take over. the big one is tomorrow, on tuesday, the reserve bank got australia releasing minutes of the april meeting. no huge surprise, the cash rates stayed on hold. we will be watching for a bit more commentary. we have seen the regulator bring in some more rules, tightening things around that. haidi: paul, thank you so much. paul allen in sydney. we will hear from one of australia's best-known economist , ian harper, about the countries to 25 years without a recession. haidi: the latest on north korea's failed missile test. ou

australia are still warning that swollen rivers are still threatening tens of thousands of people in new south walesan reports. homes, schools, churches and france have all been affected. as some of the waters recede, you can see the impact, including dead livestock that were not moved in time. when i came here a couple of hours this morning the water was up to the roof on the shed. there is a house behind the shed that we cannot even see. we do not know whether the house is still there or whether it has gone this time. in some areas the floodwaters are still rising, tens of thousands of people forced to leave their homes. many more are without water and electricity. lives have been lost and a warning, more could be in danger. my heart is broken for them today, but it is another message that if there are floods and waters, stay away from them, it is not a place to play, those waters are going very quickly and it takes cars away and it has also taken people. one local official described it as a staggering experience, a whole community has been smashed. but only when the scale of the damage has been r

warning that swollen rivers are still threatening tens of thousands of people in queensland and new south walesctricity supplies to parts of the region. the floods come in the aftermath of tropical cyclone debbie. tim allman reports. cyclone debbie has gone but the dangers still remain. a huge stretch of land is now underwater. homes, schools, churches, farms — all have been affected. and as some of the waters begin to recede, you can see the impact, including dead livestock that weren't moved to higher ground in time. i came here a couple of hours ago this morning and the water down there was up to the roof line on the shed and there is a house behind the shed that we can't even see the roof of the house. so we don't know whether the house is still there or whether it has actually gone this time. in some areas, floodwaters are still rising. tens of thousands of people forced to leave their homes. many more are without electricity and water supplies. lives have been lost and are warning more could be in danger. our heart is broken for them today but it is another message that if there are flood

we have had two fatalities, two women in new south wales have died as a result of these floods.e for them, but the important thing is, everyone should stay safe, take care, look out for your family, look out for your neighbours, but do not go into those flooded waters. that is the most dangerous part of these natural disasters, getting caught up floodwaters, as we have seen. the prime minister of australia, malcolm turnbull. curling is one of team gb's most successful winter 0lypmic sports. but that's all thanks to scotland. in the future, though, they could be getting help from south of the border. mike's been to a farm in kent where they've built england's first dedicated curling rink. where once they milked cows, they are farming a new breed. down in kent, the garden of england, they are milking something very rare outside of scotland, curling talent of the future. it is all thanks to a farmer who moved here from scotland and brought the game with him. now staff here split their time between farming, the remaining animals and tending to the ice. it was really because there wa

. >> this is in new south wales, australia. >> that's dangerous. >> how many do they need out there?> they had apparently 300. that wasn't enough. >> does it happen a lot there? >> it must because they don't seem fazed, right? don't they get hit with balls? you would think they would. >> you play golf here and you see ducks and you think all right, well they'll fly away. >> and they've got them out there too. >> they are in herds. >> that's how they roll down under. [ laughter ] >> you can't play through them either. you need to wait for them to go away. >> scott, what's up with the sharks, six power plays and they give up two goals. >> this was a bad night. but you go on the road to start the playoffs, you'll take a split. >> yeah. >> you don't feel that way when you win the first game. you want them both. but it is basically the best of five series. come home, games three and four. play much better than tonight and hopefully they will be okay. >> can't wait. >> yes, on sunday night, i'm going. you bet. i'll be there. >> thank you for joining us tonight. a reminder though starting -

video release is part of the safety campaign in new south wales.ccording to the transportation department there 81 children suffered injuries just last year, from slipping and falling on train platforms. >>> also, caught on cameras gunshots just missed a little girl as she sits in the store. now she says that was not the intended target this video shows a four year-old girl playing in her grandfather's barber shop outside phoenix and as she sits down bullets smashed through the window, and the girl runs to safety. one man heard shots while working next door. >> it is really, shocking. really luck that i she didn't get hurt any worse. >> police arrested suspected shooter, they say he had a money dispute with the tattoo parlor next to the barber shop and meant to hit tattoo parlor he faces multiple charges including aggravated assault. >> because that makes it better. >>> man behind wall street's famous charging bull sculpture says fearless girl statue violates his rights. the artist, says that the new statue turned his bull in the bad guy. fearless

missing in queensland and evacuation orders remain in place for a number townships in northern new south waless to urge indian businesses to use the expertise of the city of london in the latest attempt by ministers to build trade links outside the european union. philip hammond's trade mission to delhi and mumbai is part of an effort to build a partnership with india as it tries to forge a future as a global manufacturing powerhouse. the organisers of the university boat races say they have no plans to postpone the event — despite the discovery of what's thought to be an unexploded second world war bomb in the thames. the device was spotted near putney bridge, close to where the race begins. a final decision on whether the races get the go—ahead will be made this morning. the women's race is due to start at 4.35 this afternoon with the men's race an hour later. yellow car owners have rallied in support of a vehicle blamed for ruining tourists' photographs in a picturesque cotswold village. the convoy drove through bibery in solidarity with 84—year—old vauxhall corsa owner peter maddox after h

the boy was pulled over already 800 miles into his journey in broken hill in the new south wales outback the ground. police believe he'd planned to keep going all the way to perth, which would take another 30 hours. he is now back with his parents. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. thank you for your comments about being carers. brian says, i gave up my business to care for my mum, who has alzheimer's. i didn't want to go into a care home. jamie says as a carer, you learn to shut yourself down and work 2a hours a day. chris says i was an unpaid care for my dad until he died two years ago. unpaid carers have been saving the care system ‘s fortunes for years. the saving from my family must be in six figures. and leanne says your report looks heartbreaking. well done, soon. that is the woman we feature in ourfilm in the next soon. that is the woman we feature in our film in the next few minutes. you are doing well and it is ok to feel like running. if you are a carerfor feel like running. if you are a carer for a relative, get feel like running. if you are a carerfor a

missing in queensland and evacuation orders remain in place for a number of townships in northern new south walesat conditions will ease over the weekend. at least 18 people have been injured after the lighting of a carnival bonfire went wrong at an event in a north—east suburb of paris. dramatic video posted on social media showed a pyre exploding seconds after a fuse was ignited, sending debris over the crowd. police said a wooden figure had been doused with petrol before being lit. the incident happened at the end of the yellow carnaval at villepinte. the chancellor is to urge indian businesses to use the expertise of the city of london in the latest attempt by ministers to build trade links outside the european union. philip hammond's trade mission to delhi and mumbai is part of an effort to build a partnership with india as it tries to forge a future as a global manufacturing powerhouse. our business correspondent joe lynam has more. depending on how britain quits the eu, the city of london is set to lose thousands ofjobs in the coming years, as some banks and insurers leave to remain in the

the minimum driving age in new south wales is 16 for learners.people he could fill up with petrol. presumably he must have done it. hopefully he has an older says. and a beard. we need someone with interrogation skills. tim hastings. he is on later. are you up—to—date with line of duty? hastings. he is on later. are you ’ii hastings. he is on later. are you up-to-date with line of duty? i am not even finished with season one. get out of the studio. not even finished with season one. get out of the studiolj not even finished with season one. get out of the studio. i am on spoiler—duty alert. i will make sure no one has anything real. when we do the interview, there are things we have to talk about. —— ruined. . the interview, there are things we have to talk about. -- ruined. . if you are not up—to—date, you will have to not listen. i will have to make several cups of tea because i have not seen it and i know it is brilliant. he is one of the superstars of the series. brilliant. he is one of the superstars of the serieslj brilliant. he is one of t

. >>> back here on "gma," frightening video out of new south wales, australia. in the saw mill fire, now 47,000 acres burned. they have it 40% contained. a red flag warning on today. snow falling, closing parts of i-70. this segment elegant. sophisticated. luxurious. blinds to go's sheer shades transform any space into the room of your dreams. serenity: classic, calming and inviting. cascade: modern. innovative. oh so cool. and our new allure shades beautiful. translucent. completely seductive. blinds to go's sheer shades. now more affordable than ever. during our sheer savings event take 25% percent off our entire collection of best-selling sheer products. hurry in now. sale ends soon. blinds to go. blinds for life. edwards, 7:56 a.m., friday, april 28. we have troubles on the road. let's go over to karen rogers. >> reporter: we have heavy traffic on the schuylkill expressway, the accident at belmont is cleared, it's a 37 minute jam from the blue route to the vine. it's stop and go traffic. eastbound jammed from 202 to girard. westbound is jam from the boulevar

. >>> back here on "gma," frightening video out of new south wales, australia.n the saw mill fire, now 47,000 acres burned. they have it 40% contained. a red flag warning on today. snow falling, closing parts of now through sunday at havertys, everything's on sale during our anniversary event. find furniture and accessories for every room. from traditional to contemporary, the newest designs and the freshest styles. plus, you'll get twenty-four month, no interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. hurry. the anniversary event ends sunday at havertys. life looks good. >> anchor: good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings. checking top stories, arraign ments for some of the hundreds of people charged in the violent inauguration protest s. the u.s. attorney's offices 212 people have been indicted on felony charges including incit ing a riot and destruction of property. it's not clear how man

this extended to my work as a police chaplain with the new south wales police forth other. members on the fire brigade. emergency medical services. and a host of other outreach. as part of stewardship for their earth we co liberated with local farmers in sustainable agriculture techniques which have made a measurable difference in our area. our community partner if with local charities and organizations like world vision, save the children, our young people volunteer in crisis situations, and we support them financially. we literally hosted thousands of guests in australia from all over southeast asia. from everything from itinerant hipsters to federal politicians to local aboriginal community leaders, leading up to a very unfor gettable moment this your when one of the dellers blessed the site of a house we were billing. linda and i visited church communities all over australia and tasmania and new zealand, thailand, and south korea. would we have done as much as a solitaire nuclear family? i doubt it. there's certainly are individual who achieve this level of connectivity

. >>> back here on "gma," frightening video out of new south wales, australia. you can see there 11 homes burned in this fire. in the sawmill fire, now 47,000 acres burned in arizona, south of tucson. they have it 45% contained. a red flag warning on today. snow falling, closing parts of i-70. now it's back open, but flash flood warnings across the middle of the country. this segment brought to you by expedia. your local news and weather, next. well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. hold on a second. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >>> good morning, i'm reggie aq aqui. it's 7:56. john muir elementary school in martinez is going to be closed today because of that nearby standoff that is entering its 13th hour. police are still negotiating with the murder suspect who they believe shot and killed a woman he knew to walnut creek yesterday. again,

fat south wales should stay dry. the fat south wales should stay dry. a few showers up towards the new phase. that takes us into what will bea phase. that takes us into what will be a cool week ahead. sunny spells by day but the nights will be cold and frosty. that is all for me for now. enjoy the rest of your weekend. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 16.30: at least 39 people have been killed in syria after an explosion hit a convoy of coaches carrying evacuees on the outskirts of aleppo. north korea warns the us not to take provocative action in the region, saying it is "ready to hit back with nuclear attacks". the comments came as north korea marks the 105th anniversary of the birth of its founding president, kim il—sung. everton bans sun journalists from its grounds following a column by kelvin mackenzie regarding midfielder ross barkley. learner drivers will have to follow directions from a sat nav to pass their test, under new rules coming into force in december. drivers will also be expected to answer vehicle safety questions while on the move. now on bbc news — the rem

news. we'll be discussing theresa may's visit to south wales where she's hoping to stomp all over labour'serritory. we'll be getting reaction to the un secretary general‘s warning that an entire generation of children in yemen is being starved and crippled by war. we'll be asking whether personalised adverts which will call viewers by name are too intrusive. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines tonight. anthonyjoshua admits he's stepping up to a ‘whole new level‘ on saturday night against wladimir klitschko, claiming his training camp provided "tougher times than i have had in any walk of life". two home nations will meet in the women's world cup qualifiers as england and wales are drawn in the same group for the 2019 tournament in france. and coming up — the draw for the sixth round of rugby league's challenge cup, as holders hull fc and the rest plot their path to wembley. hello again. so the challenge cup draw is coming up shortly. but first to a man who insists he's still living the simple

news. we'll be discussing theresa may's visit to south wales where she's hoping to stomp all over labour'sarning that an entire generation of children in yemen is being starved

news. theresa may has said wales is important for britain as took her general election campaign to south walesching some traditional labour heartlands. speaking in bridgend, she said a vote for any other party would be a vote for a weak and failing jeremy corbyn. she also said that welsh votes would strengthen her negotiating position over brexit. it comes after last night's yougov poll for itv wales suggested a surge in support for the tories which could see them replace labour as the largest party in wales at the general election. our chief political correspondent has been telling us the message is clear, the conservatives believe there are no no—go areas in their campaign. if they were to end up with more seats than labour, it would be the first time since the 1850s, so it's no wonder that the tory strategists here and senior figures are saying, let's all kind calm down a bit, this was just one opinion poll. but certainly the issue of brexit, for one, i think makes them feel they can win over votes. wales was a country that voted to leave the eu. she's making clear that she wants to deliver

front work south, fizzling out goes but a lot of cloud to start the easter weekend for england and wales. some sunshine on the south coast. dry, breezy but rather further north. this is bbc newsinisters from the g7 nations, are meeting to find a unified approach to tackling the conflict in syria, after last week's suspected chemical weapons attack. the chief executive of barclays, jes staley,could lose his annual bonus, after two regulators opened an investigation into his conduct in a whistleblowing case. thousands of police line the streets of london for the funeral of pc keith palmer, the officer killed in the westminster attack. and use, or chance of russia listening to the west? what does assyria look like after our site? how big a problem is spiced and satirising tribe. —— trump.