korea and north korea in 2020 north korea in 2021. i don't know if you're doing north korea in 2022. but if you were to write something now or maybe you've already about this. what do you think would be the main story if we talk about north korea in 2021. >> that's a great question and your very briefly on those i did do 2. but 2 was enough. i retired but it's a great exercise . those are wonderful. i used those before, those are very useful . that asian survey does for many countries in the region and so i enjoy doing this as kind of practice. what was important in 2019 and in 2020? those were relatively quiet years, i'm glad it didn't have to do 2017 and 2018. it was easier although by 2020 and this gets to your question, it was getting hard to figure out what to say because it was getting so quiet . and our sources of information which are again to the black box the title of our project, our sources are always course highly constrained and limited but even that limited pool was drying up. things like diplomatic community, ngo commu

on north korea. for those of you not familiar with this, it's a five year project conducted by csis with the support of the grant of korean studies. the consortium's research is focused on deciphering the so-called black box that is north korea. our scholars use multidisciplinary resources to gain unique insights about the country, the regime and its people. the fields, social history, diplomatic history, strategy and national security and data collection and analysis and concepts of statehood and state control involving concepts of citizenship and identity, domestic politics, and the impact of markets transnational networks and new information on society. these areas of study constitute new approaches to addressing the issues of north korea and the work that has been and will continue to be produced in this consortium which is an astounding five books and 15 journal articles constitute a scholarly literature that looks not as a static hold, but highly complicated and internally related challenges th

but in terms of the effect on north korean migration, north korean refugees, north korean diaspora, iink what we've seen is north korea is may be an extreme case but it is a broader global pattern of what some of my colleagues in a forthcoming paper at international skerry called opportunistic repression. their paper looks at some authoritarian or authoritarian regimes in africa who found in the pandemic a reason, a pretext to do some things they might already wanted to do in terms of strengthening political control but the pandemic provided reason to assume emergency powers, to put a lot of power into executives hands, meaning the sort of core leadership in many cases autocrat or a dictator. and then truly crackdown on society including targeting political opponents under the guise of these public health emergency measures. in north korea's case that meant limits on intra-mobility which was one of the things that make market activity possible and allow information to circulate more freely and really tighten border control. so the effect has been really to decimate the number of in th

north carolina is where that road began in the atlantic war. this is where we had our first victories against the germans, think of the coastal defense of the east coast like a -- where all three prongs have successes off the shores -- the first of these was april 14th of 1942 with the you 85 sunk by uss rover off north carolina. the first u-boat sunk off of the east coast -- the second, was on may 9th. 1942. the you 52 was sunk by -- becoming the first u-boat sunk off the american east coast. here we have the survivors from -- taking into interrogation -- [inaudible] his airplane sunk the use 7:01 sunk off north carolina. becoming the first -- thankfully, by may of 1943, the year boats were no longer a major threat to the l.a. cowboys -- they now convoys -- [inaudible] the sheer volume of american shipping had turned the tide against -- these four successes we have had off the coast of north carolina, pushing evokes back from our shores and across -- made d-day and the allied invasion of europe possible in june 6th of 1944. if we didn't have t

if the north received the same i if the north received the same amount— if the north received the samet decade, we would have had £86 billion— over the last decade, we would have had £86 billion more. _ over the last decade, we would have had £86 billion more. that- over the last decade, we would have had £86 billion more. that is- over the last decade, we would have had £86 billion more. that is not- over the last decade, we would have had £86 billion more. that is not a l had £86 billion more. that is not a p0p had £86 billion more. that is not a pop at— had £86 billion more. that is not a p0p at london. _ had £86 billion more. that is not a p0p at london. i_ had £86 billion more. that is not a pop at london, ithink— had £86 billion more. that is not a pop at london, i think that - had £86 billion more. that is not a pop at london, i think that they i pop at london, i think that they deserve — pop at london, i think that they deserve more _ pop at london, i think that they deserve more than _ pop at london, i think that they deserve more than transport. deserve more than transport in

one view across the north of— there isn't one view across the north of england.d. there were plenty of people who weren't keen on the idea of— of people who weren't keen on the idea of h52 anyway, thought it was a waste _ idea of h52 anyway, thought it was a waste of— idea of h52 anyway, thought it was a waste of money, particularly as a lot of— waste of money, particularly as a lot of the — waste of money, particularly as a lot of the focus has been connection to london — lot of the focus has been connection to london. but what we have also heard _ to london. but what we have also heard today is about interconnection across _ heard today is about interconnection across the _ heard today is about interconnection across the north. so that idea of the manchester to leeds route, rather _ the manchester to leeds route, rather than getting its own separate high—speed line, that being downgraded tojust high—speed line, that being downgraded to just upgrades across the existing line and improving that electrification, that is arguably more — electrification, that is arg

- north in europe. how do we fight climate change? we i north in europe.rious _ fight climate change? we must take serious political— take serious political decisions. we must cut the emissions in order to stop or to slow climate change. on the other hand, we must prepare the citizens to adjust to the new reality. i am very confident about nature, nature is going to do the work. the mediterranean forest are used to forest fires. it is inside the rehabilitation mechanism. so i trust nature. what i am not trusting is humans. laughs. (applause). backin back in evia, nikos is getting married. he has invited us to the civil wedding. he and his wife evmorfia are expecting a baby. a little boy. traditional music plays. your son is going to grow up with the forest, in a way, so he is going to grow up with a new forest that is growing now. a day after his wedding, i met nikos again in his half burnt orchards. he had brought some honeycomb from his hives. that is good! that is really good. i have never had honey out of, directly out of a hive before. so good. he tol

north carolina is where that road began. this is where we had the first victories against the germans and think of the coastal defense of these goes were all three prongs of the first successes against the u-boats off of our shares for the first of these was april 14 of 1942 when they u85 was sunk off of carolina becoming the first in u-boat signed by the u.s. navy off the coast for the second was on may may 91942 wind this 52 was sunk in by icarus becoming the first u-boat sunk and here we have some of the survivors being taken for interrogation by the u.s. navy coast guard in charleston south carolina through the third was on july july 71942 in his hudson airplane sank the u71 office sc becoming the first u-boat sunk off of the american coast and thankfully by may of 1943 the u-boats were no longer a threat and now convoys updated tactics by the u.s. navy and coastal blackouts going into effect the sheer volume of american shipping -- a truly believe these first successes we had off the coast of north carolina pushing the

and also the jim crow era in north carolina in fact wilmington was a among diversities north carolina to segregate the streets in the jim crow, they thought of the steel end midterm election attacking the black voters prefers, wilmington school leaders on how to do it. debbie smith later elected government said that we can handle the blocks away they handled them in wilmington, with their hanging carcasses. in most of you probably never heard of the wilmington coup until i read about it, and wilmington newspaper coverage in 1998, i had not either elwood high school college north carolina and the coup was never mentioned by any professor or by any history book and all the classes that i took and maybe in many people read the book of the same two questions that i had when i first learned of the coup in 1998 pretty one is how can i not know about this and two, how could this happen in the united states of america and i think that the best answer that i could give this is a forgotten chapter of american history that is covered up or mischaracterized for a century and a happened in a time

— north-east.inesses out of london and have a hop up here. it would _ london and have a hop up here. it would be — london and have a hop up here. it would be really important to have hsz actually. so yeah that would be really _ hsz actually. so yeah that would be really important especially for the people _ really important especially for the people of these regions. they need those _ people of these regions. they need those transport links to encourage people _ those transport links to encourage people out of london to make this a business _ people out of london to make this a business hub in the north and move business _ business hub in the north and move business out of london. but we'll see _ business out of london. but we'll see h_ business out of london. but we'll see. : , business out of london. but we'll see. m , see. a bit disappointing. new money is cominu see. a bit disappointing. new money is coming into _ see. a bit disappointing. new money is coming into the _ see. a bit disappointing

. >> we're waking up to rain in the north bay. we are seeing showers moving through ukiah and santa rosa, and northern napa county and marin county. we are seeing once again light showers moving in, but this is enough to make those roads wet once again as we watch this storm system come in, and there's another one right behind that. we have two storms headed our way for this week that will bring in beneficial rain. we will talk more about how much we are expecting when it moves in, and that's all coming up in a few minutes. >>> mike, you already have a road closure. >> we do, kari, and it's because of a crash. we have a number of crashes. further east in the contra costa county, we have a closure -- a very serious crash and lanes are blocked at high school road. less than 24-hours ago, a crash also shutdown this road. back to you. >>> a live look at san francisco this morning, because today is the deadline for city employee vaccine mandates, and one agency said it will have to modify service because some of the employees have not

this area of low pressure dives down to the north.ng on the exact position and how cold the air gets, we will see some rain showers in places, but for some the potential for wintry showers. so it is cold this that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, i'mjane dougall with your latest sports news. england manager gareth southgate has signed a two—year extension to his contract, keeping him in charge until december 202a. southgate led the side to the final of the euros this summer and they've qualified for next year's world cup in qatar. his deal was due to end after that, but the fa said southgate had secured the best men's performance in 55 years. his assistant seve holland has agreed a similar extension. southgate took over in 2016 and the new deal means he'll oversee qualification for euro 2024, which is being held in germany. the former tottenham manager mauricio pochettino has emerged as a contender to take over at manchester united, after they

- this north—south divide that you hear— this north—south divide that you hear about— this north—southout— ran on the principle of levelling up, reaching out to _ ran on the principle of levelling up, reaching out to the - ran on the principle of levelling up, reaching out to the north, i up, reaching out to the north, creating — up, reaching out to the north, creating structures— up, reaching out to the north, creating structures so - up, reaching out to the north, creating structures so that. up, reaching out to the north, | creating structures so that the economies— creating structures so that the economies of— creating structures so that the economies of the _ creating structures so that the economies of the north - creating structures so that the economies of the north couldl creating structures so that the - economies of the north could grow in 2021, _ economies of the north could grow in 2021, and _ economies of the north could grow in 2021, and a _ economies of the north could grow in 2021, and a big — economies of the north could grow in 2021, and a big part— economies of the

right now it's light in parts of the north bay. been kind of off and on with a steady shower further to the north. as you are heading out this morning, it's wet, and you have to turn on the wind shield wipers and with the scattered showers that continues today, it will be spreading across much of the rest of the bay area. tomorrow we will see sunshine and cool temperatures. we will still be watching out for more showers later this week, as we look at an over all trend. we will see more of the rain moving in with the focus mainly on the north bay. what we will see on the peninsula is heavy at times before the east bay and south bay, and the rain will be much lighter and more spread out, so maybe not all of us will see that. we will be watching that, mike, and we're tracking a crash in oakland. >> just a little slowing just showed up right below the speed limit, you know, just dipping below a tad bit in san francisco, and we're watching for changes like that. over here in oakland, this is northbound 880 around 23rd. sounds like every

george henry white from a north carolina district next to wilmington. white supremacists hounded congressman white and his family so viciously that he left north carolina forever in 1900's. white's parting words, i can not remain in north carolina and be created as a man. no black citizens served in congress in north carolina until 1992, almost a hundred years later. a century almost this coup prevented or led the effort to prevent black citizens from serving in public office in washington from north carolina. were forced and no black citizens served in the wilmington city council until 1972, more than 70 years later. coup also provided the blueprint for terror and intimidation in the south and wilmington was among the first cities to get jim crow laws when they segregated the streetcars. in 1906 white supremacist in georgia plotted to steal by attacking black voters but first they consulted with wilmington's coup leaders on how to do it. hope smith later elected governor in election said, quote, we can handle the black the way they handled them in wilm

winds of more than 90 mph but at the north-east coast of| mph but at the north—east coast of scotlandd across the uk. it is scotland, and trains were cancelled across the uk-_ across the uk. it is a fluid situation. _ across the uk. it is a fluid situation. we _ across the uk. it is a fluid situation. we will - across the uk. it is a fluid situation. we will try - across the uk. it is a fluid situation. we will try to i across the uk. it is a fluid i situation. we will try to keep people — situation. we will try to keep people moving wherever we can, but in many— people moving wherever we can, but in many parts of the country we are telling _ in many parts of the country we are telling people not to travel at all and certainly to check on the website, _ and certainly to check on the website, the app and for live information before they do set off. on one _ information before they do set off. on one train in the north of scotland, passengers were stranded overnight. i scotland, passengers were stranded overniaht. ., ., ., ., overnight. i got on the train at el in “ust overnight. i got

north-westerly across northerly and north—westerly across the north_ northerly and north—westerly across north of scotland, things pretty cold there, cold enough to convert showers _ cold there, cold enough to convert showers into some snowfall across higher— showers into some snowfall across higher ground. and then a real plethora — higher ground. and then a real plethora of showers following behind the weather front as it continues its the weather front as it continues itsjourhey— the weather front as it continues its journey across the british isles during _ its journey across the british isles during the — its journey across the british isles during the course of friday. again, those _ during the course of friday. again, those temperatures really struggling. after that chilly start across _ struggling. after that chilly start across the northern half of the british— across the northern half of the british isles, a maximum of four or five celsius — british isles, a maximum of four or five celsius. friday into saturday, the weather very much dominated by low pressure, which we think wi

corner _ day especially across the north—east corner of _ day especially across the north—east cornerotland. an day especially across the north-east corner of scotland.— corner of scotland. an area of low ressure corner of scotland. an area of low pressure brought _ corner of scotland. an area of low pressure brought gusts _ corner of scotland. an area of low pressure brought gusts of- corner of scotland. an area of low pressure brought gusts of wind i corner of scotland. an area of low pressure brought gusts of wind in | pressure brought gusts of wind in excess of 60 miles per raw but there will be a lot of dry weather around in the afternoon, enough cloud for one or two showers, the wind still a feature across the north—east of scotland and it will feel pretty cool but come further south and you could be looking at 13 or 1a degrees. this evening and overnight temperatures will fall across the eastern side of the british isles, well down into single figures, may be a touch of frost for one or two areas out west with cloud creeping in from atlantic that will keep temperatures up but e

there are several— be scrapped in the north? there are several bits _ be scrapped in the north?re several bits to this _ be scrapped in the north? there are several bits to this and - are several bits to this and you are entirely right to point to the weight of opinion on both sides about this project. it is difficult to see it other than a blow to the prime minister himself. he has tried to portray himself as an infrastructure prime minister and it looks as though key parts of his plans and he has championed these projects for a long time, they will not happen. the government will try and say that it is probably the largest investment since victorian times and it is not that it won't be without some significant changes but the outcry that there will be from cities and parts of the country that have long been promised hsz, the that have long been promised hs2, the eastern leg, but particularly northern powerhouse rail will be massive. this is huge as far as the prime minister �*s credibility is concerned. and credibility is concerned. and this is a prime _ credibility is concern

and you can't believe _ everyone in the north and you can't believe a _ everyone in the north and you

north as you work towards 880.ar 87. that is out there. north bound 101 out of san martin into morgan hill, things are a little bit busy. roads are dry now. that's good news. but that is about to change as we've got rain headed our way. >>> much needed beneficial rainfall coming our way. tracking this cold front, high def doppler, you see the bulk of the action offshore. that's going to move into our region. many of you are not catching that rain yet but you will. high def doppler, a closer look at the locations getting the wet start, fort bragg, ukia, cloverdale, clear lake. a live look with our sales force tower camera looking north degolden gate. north bay, you are catching that first and then all of us will see wet weather as we head through the rest of our morning and afternoon. mid to upper 50s to low 60s. widespread rain is coming our way. grab your umbrellas, rain jackets. you will need it today. we have a wet monday ahead. it is drier tuesday and wednesday and showers return for us with our next weather sy

summershowers scotland and the far north of england. scotland. they will tend to fade. seven card across the far north—west of england into wales and south—west england, maybe one or two showers. once they showers have cleared on wednesday, most should be dry, spells of sunshine but tempt is down to 8 or nine celsius across scotland for midweek. high pressure to the south of the uk as we head into thursday. low pressure to the north, so once again likely to see outbreaks of rain across northern scotland. few showers but the south across scotland. elsewhere mainly dry, often cloudy, some bright and sunny spells and temperatures generally in the rate of ten to 13 celsius but still high single figures across the far north of scotland. again we will see some outbreaks of rain—free time on friday. elsewhere across the uk it should be mainly dry. —— outbreaks of rain for a time. temperatures starting to pack up by the end of the week, 1a or 15 across england and wales, 12 and 13 or scotland and northern ireland. into the weekend, another fron

and from north carolina. three black aldermen were forced at gunpoint in 1898, no black citizens served on the wilmington city council until 1972, more than 70 years later. the coup also provided a blueprint for terror and intimidation of black men who tried to vote elsewhere in the south, and ushered in the jim crow area in north carolina. wilmington was among the first cities in north carolina to get jim crow laws when they segregated the street cars. in 1906 white supremacists in georgia planned to steal the midterm election by attacking black voters. first they consulted with wilmington's coup leaders on how to do it. w. hoek smith later elected governor in a stolen election said quote we can handle the blacks the way they handled them in wilmington, where the woods were black, carcass. most probably never heard of the wilmington coup, until i read about centennial events in wilmington, newspaper coverage in 1998 hadn't either and i went to high school and college at north carolina. the coup was never men

it ushered in the jim crow era in north carolina. wilmington was among the first cities in north carolina to get jim crow laws when they segregated street cars. in 1906, white supremacists in georgia plotted to steal the election by attacking leaders. the governor in a stolen election said, we can handle the blacks the way they handled them in wilmington where the woods were black with hanging carcasses. most of you have never heard of the wilmington coup. until i read about centennial events in wilmington in newspaper coverage in 1998, i hadn't either. i went to high school and college in north carolina. the coup was never mentioned by any professor or any history book in all the classes i took. many people who have read the book have the same two questions i had when i first learned of the coup in 1998. one, how could i not know about this? two, how could this happen in the united states of america? i think the best answer i can give is this is a forgotten chapter of american history that was covered up or mischaracterized for a ce

our weather front in the north keeping us with some rain for north western scotland, some quite heavyher front starts to turn more intense. the rain does, at least, across the north west of scotland. elsewhere, we keep a lot of cloud around, but again quite misty and murky, drizzly around the hills and over the coasts and possibly even some fog to start saturday. but saturday's our transition day, when this cold weather front, true to its name, will introduce this air right the way down from the arctic. so, i think many will see some rain on saturday actually. brightening skies do follow to scotland and later on to northern ireland. ahead of it, as i say, misty low cloud and some quite grey weather first thing, possibly mist and fog. but still relatively mild. it starts to feel colder in the north as we change our wind direction. and actually, behind that weather front on saturday night, we start to get some frosts. so, sunday sees that weather front clearing away first thing from southern areas. brighter skies, good spells of sunshine, but a real rash of showers coming down on that n

furthersouth just the war in the north he is facing.outh is the liberation army, they want self—determination. this is a country of over 100 million people, divided into 80 ethnic groups. many of them are agitating for independence. this is an old armed struggle, but many of the people here that you can see were not born when it this liberation army was first formed in the 19705. today, as ethiopia face5 many conflicts and challenges, this group 5ee5 new opportunities. they have agreed on an alliance with a tigrayan rebel5, they have agreed on an alliance with a tigrayan rebels, and the group 5ay with a tigrayan rebels, and the group say their forces are moving closer to the capital. translation: we moving closer to the capital. translation:— moving closer to the capital. translation: ~ ., ., ~ ., translation: we are working on a strate: translation: we are working on a strategy to _ translation: we are working on a strategy to control _ translation: we are working on a strategy to control the - translation: we are working on a strategy

a lot of rain still well to the north of us.he pacific north west, and as the rain gets closer to us it falls apart. we will see another slight chance for rain on thursday, and overall it looks like a fairly dry week and even drier conditions for the weekend as we get an offshore wind. in terms of how much rain we could see, a lot of the models putting down 0.1 of an inch for the north bay and less as you head toward the golden gate bridge. in livermore, upper 60s to start out the week and low 60s for the weekend. we are going to have much cooler weather than we have had over the past several days with a couple of the cold fronts sweeping through, and only slight rain chances tomorrow as well as thursday. >>> mike, fog is the big impactive word. we just keep saying it over and over again. >> yeah, we keep saying it over and over until it goes away, and it may not, and i tell my kids the fog is when the clouds come to kiss the roadway. that's what is going on here at the golden gate bridge. it's extending into the north bay, sant

, the north carolina state highway patrol, the north carolina alcohol law enforcement division, the north carolina state capitol police, the division of adult correction in juvenile justice, the governor's crime commission and support divisions within the department i was ultimately responsible for of public safety. leadership, coordination of homeland security and emergency management functions to provide comprehensive and coordinated preparedness mitigation prevention, protection, response and recovery for emergencies, disasters and acts or threats of terrorism. as the leader of north carolina state administrative agency for homeland security grant funds, administered federal funds to state local tribal entities across north carolina. i also chaired the north carolina state emergency response commission and through a talented team of professionals, coordinated law enforcement, counter terrorism prevention preparedness and response training on a statewide basis, resulting in a cohesive team, response by both law enforcement and emergency first responders to acts of terrorism for a terror

like gettysburg, we truly have a battle in north carolina. shipwrecks are gravesites, they're memorials to heroes, a fragile reminder of our past and so much more. one of the things i really like to point out about these shipwrecks is obviously the history is amazing. the gravity of how these vessels are lost hits us hard. we want to tell these stories, we want to honor the history heritage, honor our veterans. but we also look at it as they transition from weapons of war to oasis of life, and they become habitat for marine life. i would like to think as an arc arc -- archeologist of marine life, these giant merchant warships on the sea floor are beautiful homes for all sorts of marine life. we all know when we go to find shipwrecks, the fishermen always know where these wrecks are. they often know many years before we do because that's where the fish are. these vessels are very important for the coastal economies. the charter fishing and diving industries are relying on these shipwrecks, too, to help bring economic well-being to their commun

little foggy just north of here on 1401 as you head out of the north bay.e are you past that looks better the rest of the way down 101. only 21 minutes for your ride from 37 down to the city. you can see the traffic moving at the limit. here is road work. that should be winext t min. it doesn't se like its causing toback ups. an easy side. only about 11 minutes to work between the peninsula. >>> one favorite past time besides eating is watching the thanksgiving day parade. if will feature six new floats. they include a giant gator and another with giantelephants and you can't forget about minnie mouse. she will be on a float called magic meets the sea. you can watch it right here on cbs. >>> good morning. straight ahead, here is what we have. a giant honor for the giants manager. something last night that we all wanted to see. seth curry in new york. not manhattan. brooklyn. >>> and a live look >>> the warriors, did you see what shaq said last night? he said that was a beat town. he wasn't wrong in this battle of the leagues. top two scores, let's go to bro

you see the rain for the north bay.we look to 9:00 am, widespread rain, entire north bay, san francisco as well as the peninsula, parts of the east bay, parts of the south bay as well as we look to noon. you can see all of us catching in on that rain. widespread rain for your lunchtime hour. here we are at 3:00 in the afternoon, still looking at the wet weather. here we are at 7:00 in the evening. likely a wet evening commute. then as we look ahead to tomorrow, could see a few spotty isolated lingering showers tomorrow morning but i think for the most part we are looking at drier weather for your tuesday. sunrise at 7:35 and sun set at 6:10. daytime highs today, below average for this time of year. all of us will be in the low to mid 60s as we head through our day. a cool and wet day ahead. here is the seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose with the rain today, drier weather tuesday, wednesday, and at least for most of wednesday and then showers return for us with our next weather system wednesday night int

that night traveling from his headquarters north of uptown.ttack that quickly followed in particular surprise him and in predicting this disaster for days but now the question for him was simple. should he defend petersburg by the defenses or forsake the city and hold the line. he appealed to the war department unsuccessfully all through the day for instructions of into which of those options he should exercise but never received an answer so he was on his own. and not long after that federal break through the leading elements of hopes division arrived in petersburg in the form of johnson haygood's 1400 south carolinians much to the delight of the panic-stricken citizens. he initially received instruction to extend the army's right flank but when the news of the collapse of the eastern portion of the damot line line smith met haygood to establish a perimeter behind a broken batteries. they could almost stumble into the federal line and that was to her stop it harrison's creek but with the aid of beauregard's competent chief engineer a man who'

not all spending is in the north. - it's an awful lot of money. not all spending is in the north.awful lot of money. not all| spending is in the north. i have to say. bear in mind, a brand—new line, east—west is about to open it on the next year. we don't begrudge people in london at brandon east west lane although they are already much better east—west connections there. why can't we have the same? why do we always have to be grateful for what we are given? you have this, be quiet, that's basically how the north of england has always been treated throughout my lifetime and to be honest i am fed up with it. if i expect that this plan and sit at the best he could hope for and basically co—signing my great grandchildren and beyond that everybody else in the north to being second—class citizens when it comes to transport for their lives as well and it was bad enough for us but i don't see why we should condemned the future generations of the north to the same treatment and that's why we've been promised to leveling up. to me that means the north should be the highest priority for inv

the north of encland back on its word. the north of england have _ back on its word.its word. the north of england have been betrayed i back on its word. the north of - england have been betrayed because the prime _ england have been betrayed because the prime minister made two very important — the prime minister made two very important promises. hsz all the way to leads, _ important promises. hsz all the way to leeds, and you'll, and that promise — to leeds, and you'll, and that promise has been ripped up. he also promised _ promise has been ripped up. he also promised the northern powerhouse rail, promised the northern powerhouse rail. and _ promised the northern powerhouse rail, and you'll from manchester to leads, _ rail, and you'll from manchester to leads, and — rail, and you'll from manchester to leeds, and that plan has been ripped up leeds, and that plan has been ripped up for— leeds, and that plan has been ripped up for type _ leeds, and that plan has been ripped up for type one transport group said getting _ up for type one transport group said getting high

shall we hear from somebody in the north of england?h, one of those people who's a little bit annoyed is the labour mayor of west yorkshire, tracy brabin. it is a betrayal of the north and it's a betrayal of the people i represent in west yorkshire. only what feels like months ago, the prime minister stood in front of stevenson's rocket in manchester and promised a new rail line, northern powerhouse rail. the interesting thing about this from a political point of view is that boris johnson and the tories made such a feature of making these big promises to the north of england, and i will always remember the morning after the election, he made this speech and he said, talked directly to people who voted tory for the first time, in areas that had never done before, and talked about how the pencil might have hovered over the box but he would keep his promises to them. let's be clear, the government is spending loads and loads of money on improving railways across a lot of the country, but that's the problem here, isn't it? they are not doi

inland east bay the north bay and for the coast and north bay and the coast you will see that rain first late tonight and then that rain over night into early tomorrow morning and then dry friday through the weekend with daylight saving time ending when we fall back and then rain returns for next monday and for next tuesday. it's actually the perfect timing with our rain really happening overnight and then things really wrapping up for us by tomorrow morning. >> that's good. hopefully the morning won't be too booed. we will have the slick surfaces to look out for. today encarnacion y it while you can. we have just the usual stuff. some construction causing a few delays as well as the brake lights heading in and out of the pass. especially off 205. zooming in here. that 205, 580 connector. all that red. we are tracking some slower speeds dipping down about 26 miles an hour. it stays slow to north flynn but that's typical for super commuter itself are you going toward the dublin with a 39 minute travel time to go from 205 over toward 680. now 80 itself looks good. highway 4 not bad as you

and into the north of wales as well.a somewhat drier affair, never particularly warm in east anglia despite the presence of the sunshine after that chilly start. as we take you out of monday and push you through tuesday, on into wednesday, you see the same set of weather fronts are there or thereabouts at some point across the british isles. and eventually i think we'll see the cloud thickening up and producing perhaps a heavier spell of rain come wednesday, but throughout, close to those weather fronts, it will stay relatively mild, and just that little bit fresher without ever being really cold to the north of the weather fronts themselves. so here we are for the detail on tuesday. the fronts trying to meander their way that little bit further towards the south, brighter skies across scotland, northern ireland, with a rattle of showers in the far north and west. and further south, look at that. see what i mean about mild? 14 or 15 degrees or so. the temperatures in the second half of the week once that front gets away

and into the north of wales as well.r, never particularly warm in east anglia despite the presence of the sunshine after that chilly start. as we take you out of monday and push you through tuesday, on into wednesday, you see the same set of weather fronts are there or thereabouts at some point across the british isles. and eventually i think we'll see the cloud thickening up and producing perhaps a heavier spell of rain come wednesday, but throughout, close to those weather fronts, it will stay relatively mild, and just that little bit fresher without ever being really cold to the north of the weather fronts themselves. so here we are for the detail on tuesday. the fronts trying to meander their way that little bit further towards the south, brighter skies across scotland, northern ireland, with a rattle of showers in the far north and west. and further south, look at that. see what i mean about mild? 1a or 15 degrees or so. the temperatures in the second half of the week once that front gets away just tending to fall b