policy toward north korea. the panel took a look at challenges to the korean peace process and perceptions of north korean leader kim jong un. >> i'd like to go ahead and get started. good morning, and thank you all for coming. my name is george bibi, i'm the vice president and director of studies here at the center for the national interests. i want to welcome you and thank you all for coming to this conference today on north korea. as we think about what might be coming down the road on the korean peninsula and the broader region, it's very easy, i think, to succumb to the temptation to be pessimistic. in fact, as we sit here in washington today, it seems like there's all kinds of reason to be pessimistic. we seem to be facing on the home front a variety of challenges. we're in the midst of a wrenching presidential impeachment process. the broader country seems to have some deep cleavages societally. we have a big problem with mutual distrust in the country. when we look abroad internationally, the headlines

north korea argued that south korea hasn't delivered anything to north korea. therefore, he's having a hard time in pushing for the idea of peace building through peace economy. diplomacy, in fact, contrary to what conservatives in south have been criticizing, we have been betting on the united states 100%. since november of 2018, we have 100% coordinating with the united states. we have shown 100% transparency to the u.s. with regard to interkorean economy and cooperation. as a result of that, interkorean relations have become completely-- and now we have a dilemma what should we do if the united states cannot make a breakthrough in its talk with north korea? i do not know what action the president will take, but sentiment in south south korea, if the united states fails to come up with a settlement with north korea, then supporters are raising voice, south korea should take independent action, okay? i will say that we are now going through very critical period, okay? south korea is a democracy and moon jae-in needs from his supporters. if he cannot deliver to

why is north korea important? you don't want another bloodied korean war and that is something americans are trying very hard to prevent by having 28,000 american forces in the rok. north korea is not just nuclear weapons, icbms, biochemical weapons, ballistic missiles, cyber weapons. the only country in the world i would argue had a comprehensive department store towards military threats. everything from a-z, that is what north korea has. the rok is worth preserving. the second is at stake because regardless of how this comes out i hope there will be a unified korea and in november 2019, the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. going to berlin is a 1990 i was working at a think tank, east germany was still around. i asked myself at what point will be unified if they do? the big difference is germany -- it occurred when soviets were on their knees. and if it does come by it will happen when chinese are at the apex of their power. you have a different geopolitical environment. lastly the rok is in my hu

and more penetrating, north korea has had it.t is just too much of a magnet, south korea, it is too appealing, it is too attractive and i think mr. kim knows that and i think the one of the reasons that he keeps going back to beijing is he is looking for reassurance is that when this in fact happens, where will he end up? so i think we need to step back and look at the region understand that from the very beginning, president she also stated very unequivocally -- unequivocally, if you, mr., kim launch any action against any neighbor you are on your own. that includes the united states. we will not help you. if however you are attacked by the united states or any neighbor, we are obligated to help you and that message was also delivered to president trump so that at this point i think president moon should take over and leave this process, not us. and we should support what he wants to do, including the measured withdrawal of our forces against some program, some schedule for denuclearization or whatever it is that president moon

posture towards north korea? or does it really depend on given how mercurial trump is, if you had a democratic president, maybe trump has broken enough ice that you could crack a deal, or if trump is reelected in the second term, does he perform another u-turn and figure that he wants to keep the pressure on iran so needs to cut a deal with north korea? >> what i described was what is possible. given the pieces that exist and history that exists and the capability on all sides that exist, this is what is possible. what i didn't even talk about was whether it's probable, given the current political leader here in the united states. he would have to go through a major change, and i am very closely aligned with what you're saying in terms of trump's, you know, it's my way or the highway, it's my way or the missiles, as he's been doing lately with the fire and fury. if trump comes to the position to where -- and he has -- if anybody is able to do a pivot or u-turn even and not think twice, it's trump because he's don

the north koreans argued that the south korea has not done anything to north korea. therefore he's having a hard time pushing for the idea of peace building through piece economy. proactive diplomacy, contrary to what conservatives and south korea have been criticizing we have been -- [inaudible] we have been 100% coordinating with the united states. we have shown 100% transparency to the u.s. with regard to exchanges and corporations. as a result of that relations have become completely frozen and we now have a dilemma that what should we do if the united states cannot make breakthrough in its talk with north korea? i do not know what will take but [inaudible] if the u.s. fails to reopen negotiations with north korea and come up with some kind of settlement with north korea the supporters and south korea should take independent action and if i would say we are now going through critical time. south korea is a democracy and we need to continue with his supporters and if president moon cannot deliver to his supporters that he will face political dilemma. [inaudible] e

he is not think investment should not go to north. 0n investment should not go to north.to local connectivity. 0ne certainly go into local connectivity. one of the things that lord berkeley has not much talked about is the capacity of hs2, and that will be unlocking local services and free up lines that are clogged and busy for commuters in the north of england. i travel day in and day out in our trains on the north and they're not that the purpose and do not deliver the returns we need, so while it is vital to invest in local connectivity it is also vital to invest in major infrastructure projects. we have not seen any new lines built in the north since the victorian era and it is about time the north had everything it needs. we need north—south, east—west and local services to make the economy balanced. so in what way would h52 be bringing those benefits to the north and the midlands? because it is not just about north and the midlands? because it is notjust about getting people out of london or down to london quickly. that's not the case. it is about linking the midlan

north carolina wins the championship!they have won seven national championships, 18 acc championships, coaches of the year, olympians, and a lot of great nba players have come out of the nba. -- come out of the university of north carolina. 52 tar heel players have been drafted in the first round of the nba. there is great history in the college and professional level. >> go, heels! >> you are standing in the carolina basketball museum, which is in the building immediately adjacent to where the carolina men's basketball team plays its home games. the purpose is to tell the story of carolina basketball. dean smith, our legendary hall of fame basketball coach for 36 years. he had donated his entire collection of basketball memorabilia to the university. which is quite expensive to the university. this basketball museum is sort of the one place that houses that history. we decided we wanted to start off with how the uniforms have evolved through the years. one of the things that people get a kick out of when they see the mus

north carolina did it.orth carolina wins the championship. >> it's won seven national championships, six ncaa tournament championships, 18 a.c.c. championships. coaches of the year, olympians, a lot of great nba players have come out of the university of north carolina. 52 former tar heels have been drafted. there's great history both on the college, olympic and professional level. ♪ >> we are standing in the carolina basketball museum which is in the building immediately adjacent to the dean. smith center where the men's basketball team play its game. dean smith, our legendary hall of fame basketball coach for 36 years, he had donated his entire collection of basketball memorabilia, which was quite extensive to the university. and this basketball museum is sort of the one place that houses all of that history we decided we wanted to start off with how the uniforms have evolved through the years. one of the things that people get a kick out of when they see the museum is the number 10 jersey that's lenny ro

that cloud the north and north—west scotland. still a bit ofa north and north—west scotland.the colder it will be. there will be stormy conditions across spain. high pressure still with us. things fairly quiet for us as a result. grey and muggy for many parts of the country. cloud breaks are difficult to pick out, more likely to the east of high grounds, eastern parts of scotla nd of high grounds, eastern parts of scotland and england. could see some sunshine. temperatures lifting widely into double figures. we will continue that theme as we enter thursday and friday. a few splashes of rainfor thursday and friday. a few splashes of rain for northern ireland and northern england, especially. most will be dry and cloudy. this weekend, a marked change, more wind, more sunshine, but with its showers, and this time it'll be cold in the north. goodbye for now. 0ur our latest headlines: a leak of a government—commissioned review suggests the hs2 high speed rail link could end up costing £106 billion. prince harry speaks out for the first time since deciding to stand back from royal

a few sheltered spots in north—east england and north—east scotland could turn chilly. with our low of high pressure with us, it's going to be a rather grey and gloomy one with those temperatures around eight or nine degrees. that is how we are looking on friday but out of friday and into the weekend, we start to see some changes. low pressure starts to push into the north—west of the country. for england and wales, you'll still notice not many isobars around so another day of light winds here and quite a bit of cloud. further north—west, for scotland and northern ireland, it will be a breezier day and we'll start to that weather front pushing into the north—west of scotland. could be as well because of the breeze mixing up the air, we could see some brightness for scotland and northern ireland but a rather cloudy day for most. those temperatures, 7—10. as you move through saturday night into sunday, that weather front begins to push eastwards, slowly sliding across the country and you'll notice more isobars on the chart for sunday. so it's going to be a breezeier day,

and north korea in sweden in october those broke down quite quickly what north korea is seeking here is a step by step process toward denuclearization it's not going to go for that one shot deal that was presented in one noisy vietnam early in 2019 however it would be willing to see some step by step toward denuclearization that would have to include relief from those u.s. led united nations security council sanctions talking to times for joining us from smith in seoul. take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world of the losing candidates in the runoff vote for guinea-bissau presidency says he will contest the results with the country's supremes court during goes a similar as the pereira told supporters in the west african nation of the vote has been rigged the electoral commission has declared the former prime minister omarosa soco the winner of last friday's ballasts with 54 percent of the vote. threshold rainfalls a flooded indonesia's capital jakarta killing at least 9 people and forcing about $900000.00 to evacuate the power was cut off in hundreds of wa

rain already coming down in the north bay.usty winds may impact your morning commute. >>> and we have you covered with team coverage of the storm with live reports coming up just moments from santa rosa and the bay bridge. >> first good morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. recallier some power outages in rohnert park. tracking the wind and rain for us. >> especially on the north bay peaks. winds gusting 50 miles an hour as the storm comes in. what we're seeing the winds rushing into the storm system. out ahead of that main line we're getting some light rain and some of the heaviest rain has been in the north bay so as we get a closer look looking at santa rosa and rohnert park, it's about to get heavier. it will arrive within the next 25 minutes and continuing to the east. a wide view, you can see that a lot more of the storm has to work through the bay area. we're expecting not only heavy rain but high winds, some snow on bay area peaks and a chance of thunderstorms today. details on all of that in a few m

there are cool temps, but only will it matter up north with that system looking good but heading north and some rain will be to the north with .01 inches south of santa rosa and tomorrow does not look like much and i'd be shocked if anything made it south with a dry pattern and near 70 on the high temps friday into saturday with the line tomorrow looking to be santa rosa north with drizzle and light rain and i'd be surprised if san francisco got .04 inches. 50s and 60s on the temps and then tomorrow will be about the same. we will continue into saturday and it looks cooler on sunday. >>> 5:11 and two more cases of the coronavirus confirmed in california with the emergency evacuation from china arriving in san francisco. >>> president donald trump's legal team preparing for another day of opening statements in the senate impeachment trial. new allegations tie the president to ukraine. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually

the north.as asked about northern railand hs2, we johnson was asked about northern rail and hs2, we didn't really get any clarity from him but presumably he does have to deliver on improved railway links or he is in big trouble. i think he absolutely does and we need to recognise in five yea rs and we need to recognise in five years time we need some tangible outcome from this rhetoric about investing in them transport the north. it goes across skills and so many other areas. northern rail seems to be in a real mess and there seems to be in a real mess and there seems to be ongoing discussion and a plan to change that, whether it is from removing the franchise for improvements. we've said we would look at that franchising system and look at that franchising system and look at that franchising system and look at how we can make it work for people. i think we have this middle—class obsession with trains as well. many communities, mine in mansfield for example, good bus links are almost more import

so if you're traveling along the coast up specially up in the north bay. >>that's where should be watching out for just a couple of spots of lower visibility focusing north of the bay area that's where you got the rainfall this morning if you're heading rth eu coyote north of the lake county you are looking at some light showrs this is clear lake right here you're very much dry right now, but right at the cusp of some eas of lig rainfall just here nort looking ahead on into thafternoon today we're going to stay nice and dry.in fact a lot of sunshine out tomorrow morning that does change a little bit a few scattered sprinkles early early on and th some light showers make their way on into portions of the northern port a part of marine and sonoma counties, not drifting further south and the noh bay so tomorrow couple spots that could be slick up in the north bay but much of the rest of the bay area is expected to rein dry for your tuesday. just a little clouer a little bit cooletomorrow ahead of what will be warmer and drier conditions yet a gallon your day

it's making the roadways wet in the north day. centered predominantly north of santa rosa. this will start to make its way south and east and as it does it will start to break apart so really the south bay, the far inland areas and east bay may not see too much rain this morning. you are starting to see a cloud up over the east bay as you take a live look towards the bay bridge. current temperature is mild. 47 in concord, 51 in san francisco, and 44 in santa rosa. >>> taking a look at the roadways right now off to a pretty good start overall pick we do have one accident in effect in the city of san francisco. is a trouble spot with a couple cars tangled up. you might see some closures and the ramp east 80 from southbound 101 is closed because of that debris and that accident so some activity in and around that area. use caution as you work your way through their. keeping a close eye on the north bay, we could see some showers so right now things are quiet. no delays on 101. southbound 101 out of marin county. heading into the city. you can see live on the golden gate no del

coming up the north korean leader kim jong un says the world will soon see a new strategic weapon but she leaves the door open to further talks with the u.s. but also what to make of his warning. plus the rings in a new year and a new decade in welcomes the 20 twentieth's with fireworks over the brandenburg gate and in new york huge crowds to celebrate on times square the 2. i knew thank you so much for joining us. the ruins left behind by wildfires raging in australia a further 7 people have been confirmed dead over the last 2 days and nearly 200 homes destroyed now the fires have fanned out across 2 states in the south east of australia authorities and now delivering food and water to thousands of people who fled the town of kuta and took refuge on beaches and the danger is not even close to being over conditions are expected to deteriorate this weekend with the return of high temperatures and strong winds. fueled by searing temperatures and fast moving winds more than 200 fires continue to consume a strain southeastern states of new south wales and victoria. they saw a fool these r

. >> north carolina did it. north carolina wins the championship!on seven national championships, 18 acc championships, coaches of the year, olympians, and a lot of great nba players have come out of the nba. -- 52 tar heel players have been drafted. >> go, heels! >> you are standing in the carolina basketball museum in the building immediately adjacent to where the carolina men's basketball team plays its games. smith, our legendary hall hasame basketball coach, donated his entire collection of basketball memorabilia to the university. this basketball museum is sort of the one place that houses that history. we decided we wanted to start off with how the uniforms have evolved. one thing people get a kick out , the the number 10 jersey national player of the year in 1957 when we won the championship. people are stunned to see there jersey.nd the frank maguire was the coach at the time and wanted to jazz up the uniforms, so he put red trim in and people were surprised. throughout the years, there is not much red in the carolina uniforms. that is the

center around santa rosa north of vallejo. you are seeing the vast majority of the showers right now and i say showers because it's not really that strong of a storm. it is turning in land and a little bit further south. most of the focus will be north of the golden gate but we are seeing a few showers as it makes its way across the peninsula. it still looks clear as you make your way or looking i should say towards the east bay and the bay bridge. temperatures mild in the 50s and low 50s no matter where you are with the exception of santa rosa. 45 and 46 and livermore. you can see exactly where the cooler temperatures are. for breakfast forecast will show showers and that will hit you at different times. starting in the north and moving to the south and east eventually but for the most part we will wake up right around 50 with sunrise at 7:20 1 am. >>> taking a look at the roadways right now we've got a backup at the bay bridge brick the metering lights are on and if you are headed out the door and your commute takes you to o

the old post—industrial north—east of england.as dying and, in fact, within three years, swan hunter had closed. so the question that i asked myself was, is it possible to make a work that can be the focus of collective hope for the future? and yes, it is totemic. it goes to a premodern idea of an object. almost like a totem pole, that talks about the continuity of a community. it strikes me that, with the kind of recognition and popularity that came with angel of the north, and another place, the piece in merseyside on the seashore, you fell into that thing which seems to me sometimes happens to artists that, when they become really celebrated and awarded and everything else, there are critics who then say, they are bland, they have ceased to challenge, they have fallen into a trap of seeking popularity, when critics — and some do say that of you... there is an absolute difference between "popular" and "populist". the fact that people engage with my work, so far as i am concerned, is a tribute to its relevance. i think we live in

even pushed back the chinese force and north korean force up north of the 38th line. i'm wondering why in 1952, replace theuman -- general. he did pretty well. i was wondering why. eventsll, basically two that are key. setis the strategy had been that you go slightly above the 38th parallel to a more defensible border. then top there, and we negotiate -- and stop there. and we negotiate, and ridgeway was not going to violate that. that was his order, but macarthur was sitting back in tokyo, started making speeches and sending them to the american legion, having them reprinted by the republicans, by joe martin, the congressional quarterly, which were real violations of truman's guidelines and strategy. he had been ordered not to speak to the press or not to speak to the public about strategy. he did. so truman fired him. at that point there was no overall commander for u.n. forces. ridgway was the commander of u.s. forces. ridgway got promoted to all of macarthur's positions, commander of u.n. forces, regional far east, etc. and mark kclark, who had been scheduled to c

in north korea. the reason i say it was a desperation that came across is that he was threatening, really kind of with his new ultra modern weapon which he was vague about. they didn't go into much detail. but also warning of the concern for sanctions. these are sanctions he is desperate to get off and even hoping that maybe russia and china who have proposed to the u.n. they'd ease sanctions would step in and help out with. the u.s. is not going to go that direction, though. >> russia and china have helped them cheat a lot on those sanctions. >>> here's how the president responded to kim. >> look, he likes me. i like him. we get along. he's representing his country. i'm representing my country. we have to do what we have to do. but he did sign a contract. he did sign an agreement talking about denuclearization. and that was signed, number one sentence, denuclearization. that was done in singapore. and i think he's a man of his word so we're going to find out, but i think he's a man of his word. >> n

seeing a few of the sprinkles north of san francisco. but most of it in sonoma county and marin county. it's likely those same areas will be the most out of the next 48 hours. the storms itself look pretty ragged offshore. there will be multiple opportunities for bands of showers to move through this weekend with the main impact being the north bay. of an of r north bay mountaintops by the end of sunday. meanwhile, into sbay, a lot less rain as you wrap up the weekend along with high snow levels. you probably noticed how -- we'll see how it impacts the weekend plans. you can follow him, his handle at rob mayeda. >>> a black market bust on the peninsula. they executed the raid at seven homes, including in the cities of san mateo and san carlos yesterday. deputies arrested eight people on the black market. they say the operation had been in the works for a while and following the suspects closely. >>> the trump administration is threatening california the state requires insurance companies to cover abortions. the federal health and human s

we'll have the heaviest of rainfall for the peninsula, the north bay and the east bay with hours after that bringing the heavier rainfall to areas further inland in the east bay and in the south bay snowfall in the mountains above san jose and feet of snowfall up in the sierra nevada falling as low as 3,000 feet in elevation by the time we moved to one 15 pm is still a few areas of heavy rainfall sitting right across the bay bridge. it's looking like. but skies after that generally do clear out spotty showers in between times of sunshine on into the afternoon so a very active morning is ahead of us. this is having a later impact than initially anticipated though, and that is good news for you most of our commuters as well roadways should calm down somewhat by the time some of this heaviest of rain gets here. we are seeing those winds as robin and everyone else has been mentioning oakland hayward half monday santa rosa, currently looking at some strong winds if you are making your bridge crossings you are definitely susceptible to seeing some of those peak wind gust so watch that san fr

watch out for icy patches across the north of the uk to start tuesday morning. we look to the south—west, the next area of low pressure, moving up to bring another spell of rain and gales as we hear through the course of tuesday. still stays quite blustery across the north of the uk, as storm brendan continues to retreat northwards. there will be some sunshine through the morning but the cloud builds and the rain starts to back into the south and the west, pushes northwards, could be windy across the eastern side of england as well on tuesday. stronger winds perhaps than what we saw on monday. 40—50 mile an hour gusts, 65 plus across some of the headlands in the south—west. in the north it's going to remain quite chilly with these wintry showers, four or five degrees but in the south, 10—13 celsius, it will be quite mild despite the wind and the rain. that system pushes off into the north sea as we head into wednesday, then we are in a run of west, south—westerly blustery winds, with sunshine and showers. will take a time for that weather front to clear away fro

a north— south divide. further south, start monday morning. a north— south divide. a north— south divide. further south, is a mist and fog through the morning. cold and frosty for most but at least you will have the sunshine to compensate. further north, thicker cloud for scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england. ten or 11, so mild for the time of year but to the south around average for mid—january. as we head into tuesday, this weather front topples around the area of high pressure and begins to sink south across the country. it's a very weak feature. it will bring a thicker band of cloud, may be some spots of drizzle in scotland and northern ireland are moving south into northern england and wales into the afternoon. there will be some sunshine at the top and tail of the country. it will be a chilly day but where we have that weather front, about 10 degrees. chilly day but where we have that weatherfront, about 10 degrees. as weatherfront, about 10 degrees. as we move through the week, high pressure dominates. it will stay largely drivers that you wi

well to the north. as far as our system goes we'll have one moving in saturday evening to the north and then it will slide over the bay area sunday morning. stem we've had one after we go south of the golden gate there does not appear to be much rain. 60s on the temps for a few upper 50s if you have that fog. if if you're southward 67 santa cruz and gilroy. fog will give way to more sun. rain sunday morning and expert for fog. -- except for fog it looks quiet next week. >> a really easy way to upload your weather photos and video. the ktvu weather app is free to download for your smartphone or tablet. >>> time is 4:51. screenings for the deadly corona virus that originated in china and the east bay and around the world. still ahead we'll tell you how the world health organization is dealing with this crisis as r568 restrictions take effect around the world. plus the special guest for the super bowl who just received two tickets from 49er's star george kittle. >> but first mixed feelings about new signs

in north—east scotla nd north—east scotland. in north—east scotland we could hit 16, possibly 17. windy in the north, later in the day we have this next system bringing rain to south—west england initially. there goes the cloud and the patchy rain from the south—east, lots of dry weather, showers, windy and the north, boasting 15 or 16 mph, wintry on the hills and here comes the rain across the south—west of england initially, getting into wales are moving northwards for the rest of the day and overnight. temperatures in the south in double figures, but cooler as we push further north. so some unusual temperatures. thank you, carol. the award season for 2020 is well and truly under way. we had the golden globes in hollywood on sunday night and also the return of the baftas. the nominees were announced in the last hour. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson can tell us more. i have been periods in them, i have brought my clipboard back. leading the way with 11 is joker, the origin story of batman's nemesis, portrayed by working venus —— betrayed byjoaquin phoenix. he was n

temperatures up to 50 degrees in the north east of wales, northern ireland and 60 celsius in the northof scotland. milder air is swept out of the way into wednesday, not the chain across southern and eastern areas at this stage and wednesday should be dry for many. we could see more wet and windy weather across the south on thursday before dry and cold conditions visit at the weekend. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: the body of the iranian general assasinated by the us on iraqi soil is returned, as borisjohnson says "we will not lament" his death. they chant anti—american slogans are heard in parliament in tehran. the united states says it is preparing for any iranian response. the australian prime minister warns that the bushfire emergency could last for months and announces the creation of a recovery agency to help those who've lost homes. the argument about leave or remain is over, says keir starmer, as hejoins the race to be the next labour leader. and the first big event of the awards season, the golden globes, takes place tonight in hollywood. and in

wet for a few of our north bay commuters this morning. this is the golden gate bridge. it is nice and dry for the time being let's get a look at wherwe're sitting with some rainfall now this activity that you're looking out of the pen the sot really nothing to be too concerned about just yet. >>really is just some sprinkles right along the coastline, nothing that's going to be slowing you down on the peninsula just yet. now up to the north bay that's a little bit different a few light showers working tir way lot right along highway one between bullying us in near beach so if you're traveling that route be careful with that just light sprinkles on one oh ne for the most part if you are up in sonoma county this is where you're seeing some ally areas of such as in the southern end of the county up to santa rosa and the northern end of napa county those darker hues are

these guys stay clear of the longest in north—east england.s for some close to freezing, but more widely in a range between 4—9. if you're expecting cloud tomorrow, you're expecting cloud tomorrow, you're not wrong. the cloud will break across parts of england and wales, north—east wales doing nicely again, the east of england. the east of scotla nd again, the east of england. the east of scotland suit see some sunshine. west of scotland will have outbreaks of rain, some could be heavy. tomorrow is a windy day but milder, particularly across the northern half of the uk. 10—12 degrees. on monday, the area of high pressure that has been keeping us dry this weekend retreats into the near continent, allowing a frontal system to push on from the west, bringing some outbreaks of rain. some rain will be heavy and accompanied by brisk wind along the line of the frontal system. rain at not reaching parts of eastern england until after dark and behind the rain band, dries up dark and behind the rain band, dries upa dark and behind the rain band, dries u

in the north, freezing on the actual charts, particularly north east scotla nd charts, particularly northing. as we head through friday, the next atlantic system to come in and they will potentially be problematic. before they arrive, a lot of dry weather, a few showers in the east and west and later on, the wind strength is particularly in the north—west and the arrival of this rain. temperatures a bit lower across the board. enter saturday, we still have the weather from producing the band of rain, very slowly sinking south eastwards. it will be windy, windy across the board particularly in the north—west with some gust to galeforce. rain careering south eastwards. large rainfall totals accumulated. in some parts 100 millimetres so the risk of localised flooding, particularly in scotland. the further south—east you travel, the dryer and brighter it will be. temperatures of double figures across the board and back into the milder conditions. as we had to sunday, the weather front clears the south—east leaving showers behind. some showers in the hills of scotland will be wintry because th

fort fisher was famous in the south and feared by some in the north. fort fisher's creator and commander, the man who had directed most of the construction of this world famous fortress, was a 29-year-old southern officer who had no professional training as a military engineer. his name was william lamb. he was a native of norfolk, virginia, son of the city's mayor, had graduated phi beta kappa with a law degree from william and mary at age 19, optimistic, talented, devout, a book lover, a natural student. william lamb was considered brilliant by some. at age 20, he became a newspaper editor, the paper his father bought him. and when the war erupted, he joined the confederate army and was quickly promoted to major. in 1862, he was made an army quartermaster and was transferred to wilmington where he soon became colonel and commander of this fledgling fort fisher. while lamb continued strengthening fort fisher, some 500 miles to the north in washington, d.c., federal authorities at the highest level were making plans for the great fort's destruction and

the north bay. pushing to the south and east and looking at it getting hung up from redwood city to belmont into sunnyvale and perhaps san jose. when and if it gets hung up down here is why we're looking at fairly uniform rainfall amounts. not a lot but it's what we need. you can see how the front with the wind moves through the bay area. gusty winds 20 to 30 miles an hour and then it is out of there. if you're heading out bringing the kids to school, wet in the north and then damp for the afternoon. our level one system throughout the day today. good morning, jobina. >>> good morning, lisa, and good morning to everyone watching. either streaming or at home this morning. we're going to start with a few issues in san francisco to get to. the first one southbound 101, the connector to eastbound 80 still shut down right now because of a crash involving one car. emergency crews are on the scene. westbound 80 at 9th street, an extensive backup. the stalled car blocking the lane has been moved out of the

rather than their wins coming in from the south—west, they will come in from the north, north west. —round 8 degrees in london. the wind will be noticeable on tuesday. the temperature plus the strength of the wind will be around three, four degrees. at lunchtime on tuesday you will need your hats and gloves. well, with just a matter of hours now before the uk leaves the eu, we'll leave you with some of the key moments of the last few years, and the road to brexit. it is time for the british people to have their say. it is time for us to settle this question about britain and europe. didn't take long. the simplest ballot. the british people have spoken, and the answer is, we are out. so we'll have a new prime minister in that building behind me by wednesday evening. thank you very much. # doo—doo, doo—doo...# you're joking?! not another one?! order! the ayes to the right, 202. the noes to the left, 432. ..to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. let's get brexit done! the ayes have it. unlock! back of the net. you are watching bbc news. let's ta ke you are watching bbc

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some of the heaviest rain in the north and the west of the country.ike the clouds will tend to build up as we move through the day. that rain will be quite heavy in the south—west, in towards wales. again, perhaps a little bit milder in the south, double—figure values here. 7—9 degrees further north. and then it's all change. to end the week, it looks like high pressure will begin to move in as that low pressure clears away, so it'll settle down. but one thing you will notice — it will turn colder, particularly as we head on into the weekend. good morning. today we have a special bbc brea kfast today we have a special bbc breakfast line from downing street and later we will be inside number 10 and prime minister borisjohnson will give his first in—depth interview since winning the general election in december. he will be with us at 8am this morning. also in the headlines today: canadian prime minister justin trudeau gives his support to harry and meghan's move to his country, but says costs still need to be discussed. around 20,000 people in the phili

a few sheltered spots in north—east england and north—east scotland could turn chilly.'s going to be a rather grey and gloomy one with those temperatures around eight or nine degrees. that is how we are looking on friday but out of friday and into the weekend, we start to see some changes. low pressure starts to push into the north—west of the country. for england and wales, you'll still notice not many isobars around so another day of light winds here and quite a bit of cloud. further north—west, for scotland and northern ireland, it will be a breezier day and we'll start to that weather front pushing into the north—west of scotland. could be as well because of the breeze mixing up the air, we could see some brightness for scotland and northern ireland but a rather cloudy day for most. those temperatures, 7—10. as you move through saturday night into sunday, that weather front begins to push eastwards, slowly sliding across the country and you'll notice more isobars on the chart for sunday. so it's going to be a breezeier day, or windier day, for us all, particularly i

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so, 6—8 degrees in the north, 9 to maybe i! if we're lucky in the south—east corner.iet story with the weather fronts toppling across the high, so maybe always the chance of a little more in the way of cloud and outbreaks of showery rain into the north—west, the best of the sunshine on saturday across england and wales. and again those temperature is struggling a little, 6—10 degrees at the very best. now, as we move out of saturday into sunday, it's almost a case of spot the difference but the wind direction changing once again. always the risk of a little more cloud the further north and west you are, the best of the drier, brighter weather into the east and we mightjust see temperatures peaking at around 9—1! degrees. then as we move out of the weekend into next week where most of us are set to go back to a proper week of work, it looks like the north and west will stay blustery and wet, the best of the drier and brighter weather in the south and east. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: australia orders a mass evacuation from coastal area

eventually was taken out of the north of ireland. when he was on trial they dropped the murder charts and they went for conspiracy to murder and he was flown out of the natick of belfast after 4 years in prison and. he was really should be prosecuted because well the county vision is settled in carter and he died and falling off during any of his so since did again the one should be prosecuted here for these historical crimes against the un charter as a very difficult question. it's one of those things that i mean if you're the father of the mahler of someone who was murdered in the north of course you know you want justice at the same time if that leads or could lead to things open up in the way as fear or. people and politics don't want. to be to mrs thatcher took a special interest in the air for you group you outlined the fact that she was specifically interested in in this group she would have been aware of these atrocities she would have been briefed that the war against terrorism has been won and that there is a unit on the gr

bay and a hot spot here leaving the south bay for 8 80 north the north one oh one or north to 80 out of san jose. all quicken right on time. one military family from elk grove is heading to the big game in miami 40 niners tight end george kittle he presented super bowl tickets to the family of sergeant martin lamar's great story of them are served in the marine corps and the army. he died on duty in iraq back in 2011 so kill decided to team up with 3 different organizations to invite lamar's family and his wife his kids they're all to the big game. google says he is excited and humbled to give back great story and on the have a great time. well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news in the next hour, 25 people are dead and more than 800 sick and the corona virus outbreak. >>and the bay area has taken a hit as well we'll have details on the latest numbers in cases, plus an emergency shelter will soon open in the north bay to house the homeless a tour of the new si it's a purple dress. >>of course i mentioned in james in robin with weather and traffic to start 05:00am off on a frida