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the uk the met office issuing another amber warning for storm franklin for the north coast of northernfrom midnight tonight till 7am monday morning when we will see potential gust of wind in excess of 80 miles an hour. i want to stress we should see damaging gust of wind once again across southern scotland, northern england and parts of wales. in northern england and parts of wales. , ., ., ., ., wales. in devon caroline and her 91-year-old _ wales. in devon caroline and her 91-year-old mother - wales. in devon caroline and - her 91-year-old mother kathleen her 91—year—old mother kathleen are still recovering from storm eunice. their homes lost power with 20,000 others in the west of england. with 20,000 others in the west of england-— of england. france had been fantastic. — of england. france had been fantastic, bringing _ of england. france had been fantastic, bringing us- of england. france had been i fantastic, bringing us thermos of hot water, from hot water bottles to keep my mother warm. in kent energy companies have gone up and helicopters to search for broken powerlines. but

we can see as we look to the north coast, looking at frost advisories and purple those are freeze warnings in effect for the north bay, east bay hills and valleys and the santa cruz mountains until 9:00 a.m. due to very cold temperatures, freezing and subfreezing. looking at 32, freezing in concord and santa rose a.29, cold conditions in livermore, below freezing for you, 41 oakland. 42 san francisco and 37 for san jose. as we head through the afternoon sunshine with highs in the low to mid-50s. we will talk more about the cold mornings ahead over the next few days. >>> good morning. we are already starting to see a few of the brake lights for the drive getting onto 580 into the pass. the super commuters. if you are up early grab the jacket. you have brake lights down about 34 miles an hour around grant line off that westbound 580, 205 area. 27 minutes for your travel time. not bad. 13 minutes, highway 4 so far so good. if you are going early out of the south bay, out of san jose we are not seeing any brake lights or issues. our bay area bridges are pretty quiet right now. no delays headin

inland east bay, north bay, coast, frost advisories, freeze warnings.arm things as we look to the weekend and next week and there is a chance tuesday and wednesday to possibly see a few showers. let's check with anne for a look at traffic on this cold morning. >>> we are tracking that crash on the altamont pass. this is an issue for the super commuters coming in from the east, crash blocking right hand shoulder west bound, mountain house parkway, 44 minute drive from 205 to 680 tracy to the city. concord, the shoulder is blocked because of an accident, south bound 680 before 242. 880 oakland cam, 17 minutes from castro valley to the macarthur maze and bay bridge, a few more cars this morning but still an eight minute drive from the macarthur maze to the city. it is looking clear at the golden gate bridge, 19 minutes from 37 in novato to golden gate bridge. south bay travel times, everything is in the green at this hour, just a ten minute drive from 680 to state route 85. >> thank you. >>> still to come, russia's invasion of ukraine now underway. >>> als

it�*s actually for the north coast of northern ireland, and it�*s valid from midnight tonight until 7amthat we could see damaging gusts of winds once again across southern scotland, northern england and parts of wales. thank you so much... in devon, caroline bullock and her 91—year—old mother, kathleen, are still recovering from storm eunice. their homes lost power along with 20,000 others in the west of england. friends have been fantastic and bringing us thermoses of hot water for hot water bottles to keep my mother warm. in kent, energy companies have gone up in helicopters to search for broken power lines. but repairs are slow. the village of wadhurst in east sussex lost power on friday morning and 80—year—old carol robbins hasn�*t had any official help. normally, someone my age, they told me is vulnerable so they would ring or send texts. but i�*ve heard nothing from anyone, so i have no means of finding out other than other people when it might come back on. these pictures of rising water levels were taken today in bakewell, near the river wye, in the derbyshire dales. and omagh i

frost advisories for the north bay coast. it's all in effect until 9:00 a.m. as we head through the afternoon we are looking at sunshine but cool conditions. low 50s at the coast. mid-50s around the bay and mid to upper 50s inland. freeze warnings, frost advisories in effect tomorrow morning and for friday morning. let's check in with gianna with a look at traffic. >>> ly need a few extra minutes to get to your car and get that ready and warmed up before you head out. keep that in mind as you plan your warning head out the door. i'm watching the roadways in that area right now. we are not seeing any accidents or incidents. and watching any reports of black ice. there is a chance with you but mostst raso unlikely. it's crowded for the commute. ly check the bay bridge in my next report. back to you. >>> we got hail all over you. >> its been a crazy couple of days of weather around the bay area. this video showing hail coming down at our floor director simon's house. you can see it covering up his pup's fur. she does not like that. >> she does can't is he waving

i'm here in st ives on the north cornwall coast l st ives on the north cornwall coast and it_ st ivesll coast and it is_ st ives on the north cornwall coast and it is expected to be one of the hardest _ and it is expected to be one of the hardest hit — and it is expected to be one of the hardest hit areas in the region. today— hardest hit areas in the region. today it — hardest hit areas in the region. today it has been fairly calm but the region— today it has been fairly calm but the region is bracing itself for a battering _ the region is bracing itself for a battering. businesses and fishermen have been_ battering. businesses and fishermen have been making their preparations for what _ have been making their preparations for what is _ have been making their preparations for what is expected to be one of the worst— for what is expected to be one of the worst storms in the region since 2014 _ the worst storms in the region since 2014 the _ the worst storms in the region since 2014. the council has been planning with emergency services and power companies — with emergency services and

north bay coast, low 50s, similar to pacifica and half moon bay. further north, mid to upper 50s for northern sonoma and napa counties. temperatures return to near- normal on friday and saturday. that means low to mid 60s for the entire bay area. we stay there sunday with mark cloud cover on sunday, but a slight chance of even a passing shower for the second half of the weekend. the best chance will be along the coast and north of the golden gate, the same place he will have the best chance for a passing shower on wednesday. neither system looks impressive. we will keep her eyes on it over the next several days. be ready for the cold temperatures tomorrow morning and friday morning, then we should return to what is normal for late february over the weekend. >>> even the sheriff said you can't make this stuff up. see where it would be thief tried to stash a crossbow. service cbs neou e full interview with former u.s. women's soccer player and graduate, danielle slayton on the settlement for equal pay. >>> our producers wanted to share a couple of vid

north wales coast. the oil spill is something _ the north wales coast. the oil spill is something that _ the north wales coast. the oil spill is something that is _ the north wales coast. the oil spill is something that is infecting - the north wales coast. the oil spill is something that is infecting the l is something that is infecting the coast for the upside from here down on merseyside. there was a spell of around 500 barrels from a pipeline just off north wales. speaking to one of the coastal rangers down on the sefton coast this morning, and he said that all the modelling for the tide and the win suggested that that oil spill could come ashore on that oil spill could come ashore on that coast. it hadn't come ashore this morning. there were still monitoring it, but there are still as potential before that to come ashore, and there are still monitoring the situation. if it did come ashore, could potentially be a big problem, because at this time of year, there are many thousands of wading birds to

frost advisories not just for north bay coast but san francisco peninsula coast as well as the san francisco bay excluding san francisco but most of the region under the freeze warnings and frost advisories. you can see the cold temperatures. we'll talk about the afternoon and what to expect for the rest of the week coming up. let's check with anne for a look at traffic and likely those frosty windshields. >>> frosty windshields all around. the wind will be an issue throughout the morning commute. altamont pass, high wind advisory in effect. 27 minutes 205 to 680 going into the city. our south bay travel times, everything is good, green across the board, eight minutes from highway 85 to 101. >>> a live look from kyiv where russia has started attacking ukraine. advisory to ukraine's president says about 40 people have been killed in the attack. condemnation started pouring in from leaders around the world as explosions were heard in multiple ukrainian cities. president biden russia is responsible for the death and destruction this attack will bring and u.s. and allies and partners will respon

time the met office amber warning in force in northern ireland, until 7am, some gusts along the north coastusts, as we have seen an area of rain clearing south through england and wales by the end of the morning and then sunny spells and just the odd shower around and the strongest winds will slowly be easing on into the afternoon. it looks like by the end of the afternoon with temperatures like this, given a bit of sunshine, it won't feel too bad out there. a chilly start to monday night, cloud and outbreaks of rain just pushing east overnight and into tuesday morning, heavy rain bearing down on scotland and northern ireland, with the winds picking up again, although there will be gales developing in places. from tuesday onwards it is not going to be as windy as it has been, those winds not as severe, wet weather moving south on tuesday, clearing to sunshine, scattered wintry showers in the north. bye— bye! welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... we're on the front line in eastern ukraine, as soldiers face the possibility of a russian invas

time the met office amber warning in force in northern ireland, until 7am, some gusts along the north coastusts, as we have seen an area of rain clearing south through england and wales by the end of the morning and then sunny spells and just the odd shower around and the strongest winds will slowly be easing on into the afternoon. it looks like by the end of the afternoon with temperatures like this, given a bit of sunshine, it won't feel too bad out there. a chilly start to monday night, cloud and outbreaks of rain just pushing east overnight and into tuesday morning, heavy rain bearing down on scotland and northern ireland, with the winds picking up again, although there will be gales developing in places. from tuesday onwards it is not going to be as windy as it has been, those winds not as severe, wet weather moving south on tuesday, clearing to sunshine, scattered wintry showers in the north. bye— bye! welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: moves a re moves are under way for an international summit to discuss ukraine as the us says it f

with a met office amber warning, some gusts of wind along the north coast in particular, up to aroundg very strong and gusty winds as well across many western coastal areas overnight and into the morning, so you can expect some disruption in the morning and, indeed, through a large part of the day — although the winds are going to be slowly easing. but this is where some of the gusts will be at into the morning, the strongest ones in through northern ireland, into western coastal areas but elsewhere, gusting widely 50—60 mph for a time. it's where temperatures will be first thing. now, overnight, wintry showers will be giving a covering of snow in parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, especially but not exclusively into the hills, and this area of mostly rain will clear its way southwards through wales and england by the end of the morning and actually, we're left with increasing sunshine, the odd shower in northern scotland, along the north sea coast, but many places in the afternoon will be dry with sunny spells — and these are the afternoon wind gusts by about f

with a met office amber warning, some gusts of wind along the north coast in particular, up to aroundhe isobars around storm franklin, pushing very strong and gusty winds as well across many western coastal areas overnight and into the morning, so you can expect some disruption in the morning and, indeed, through a large part of the day — although the winds are going to be slowly easing. but this is where some of the gusts will be at into the morning, the strongest ones in through northern ireland, into western coastal areas but elsewhere, gusting widely 50—60 mph for a time. it's where temperatures will be first thing. now, overnight, wintry showers will be giving a covering of snow in parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, especially but not exclusively into the hills, and this area of mostly rain will clear its way southwards through wales and england by the end of the morning and actually, we're left with increasing sunshine, the odd shower in northern scotland, along the north sea coast, but many places in the afternoon will be dry with sunny spells — and these

and you can see that here right along the north coast. live look with our sales rcr me camera shaking in wind. we are down to the 30s and 40s. winds at 16 miles an hour. 20 in oakland. out of the west. sunrise at 6:50 and the sunset at 556 p.m. this cold storm system. specific north system sending showers our way and that colder air filtering in. temperature wise we are going to be in the low to mid-50s. today is the day when you will definitely need to layer up, put on the layers, put on the winter coat and you will likely need that winter coat all day long today. let's time it out on future cast as we go hour by hour. you can see as we head through 8:00 a.m. looking at some showers, scattered activity for right around the bay. the peninsula down through the south bay as we look to 9:00 a.m. for the south bay through santa cruz, san jose, as we look to this afternoon here we are at 4:00 p.m. again not everybody will see this wet weather but if you do you could see some isolated thunderstorms, small hail. here we are at 4:00 p.m. here we

on the north coast today, north of mendocino county we'll see a chance of a few showers. area wide, mostly clear with high clouds passing by, heading through the afternoon. our temperatures start off in the 30s and 40s, and as early as lunchtime, as you saw, the futurecast for oakland down into san jose, you should begin to see mid-60s by midday. and then for the afternoon, areas south of downtown san jose have a chance actually of seeing 70s. maybe down toward south san jose, san martin and areas around campbell it could be close to 70 degrees. then monday and tuesday you could see some mid-70s in the forecast. the first half of the week is the dryer half of the week and we'll see high clouds at times and then we hope to transition back to rain chances, possibly by wednesday night and thursday. so here is the window of opportunity, getting into thursday morning right now, looks to be the best chance. and then the systems that are coming through, wednesday into thursday, and another colder system dropping down the coast on friday will hopefully bring snow to the sierra. u

inland east bay, north bay, coast, also the warming trend into next week. in fact for inland east bay, north bay, as well as the south bay, you will be in the 70s by next week. we are not talking about any rain. i have been looking at the longer range weather models and still looking dry unfortunately. back to you. >> we need to start doing our rain dance. >> we do. >>> how a bay area opera director is touching military veterans' lives with the gift of music. >>> coming up on cbs news bay area, the impact the interruption on the climate in our latest weather extra at 1:15. watch our >>> a san francisco man who taught opera and directed opera centers around the world is using his skills to heal a hurting population. sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: music can bring freedom and healing. rick knows it first hand. the opera singer and stage director was looking for a change from teaching conservatory students when the thought of serving military veterans struck a cord in 2013. >> i started heroes' voices. it will let m

frost advisories in turquoise for north bay coast, shoreline, peninsula coast. berkeley, oakland, fremont, hayward, san mateo under the frost advisories for tomorrow morning. we are looking at heavenly. that snow report, it was great to see so much snow in the sierra, almost two feet, 21 inches. palasades tahoe, 17 inches of new snow. first alert weather san francisco, oakland, san jose, we are going to see temperatures climb. oakland, frost advisories tomorrow morning and for san jose, freeze warnings tomorrow morning. you see the temperatures on the rise for the afternoon as we look to the weekend and next week. freeze warnings, frost advisories for tomorrow morning and temperatures slowly warming for the weekend and next week. there is a slight chance to maybe see a few showers as we look to next tuesday and wednesday. we'll be watching that. back to you. >> yes, we will. thank you. >>> coming up next, they feed thousands of outside of traditional food banks. >> 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel t

morning and we�*re left with increasing sunshine, the odd shower in northern scotland, along the north sea coastd gusts by about four o�*clock, notice how much they have come down. so the winds, the strongest winds are going to be easing. by the end of the afternoon may not feel too bad out there with temperatures in double figures. again, the destruction we will have after the storming start, it may even continue after the strongest men�*s heavies. a chilly start on monday night, cloud and patchy rain spreading east, heavier rain putting on towards scotland and northern ireland as tuesday begins, with the wind is picking up again and does developing in places, but from tuesday onwards, although windy at times, the winds are not to be as extreme and severe as they have been. we will see this cold front moving southwards on tuesday with an area of rain, a few wintry showers following behind. after the rain is quite heavy initially through parts of northern england and wales, it weakens as it reaches east and south—east england later in the day. behind that we have the sunshine, the showers again

actually we're left with increasing sunshine, the odd shower in northern scotland, along the north sea coastwind gusts by about four o'clock, so notice how much they've come down. so the winds, the strongest winds are going to be easing. and by the end of the afternoon may not feel too bad out there with temperatures in double figures. again, the destruction we will have after the stormy start, it may even continue after the strongest winds have eased. a chilly start on monday night, cloud and patchy rain spreading east, some heavier rain putting on towards scotland and northern ireland as tuesday begins, with the winds picking up again and gales developing in places, but from tuesday onwards, although it will bewindy at times, the winds are not expected to be as extreme and severe as they have been. we will see this cold front,though, moving southwards on tuesday with an area of rain, a few wintry showers following behind. and notice after initially the rain's quite heavy through parts of northern england and wales, it does weaken as it reaches eastern and south—east england later in the da

gusts of wind in the north coast in particular, its the squeeze on the isobars around storm franklinxpect some disruption in the morning and indeed through a large part of the day although the winds are going to be slowly easing but this is where some of the gusts will be at. into the morning the strongest through northern ireland into western coastal areas but elsewhere gusting widely 50—60 miles an hour for a elsewhere gusting widely 50—60 miles an hourfora time. elsewhere gusting widely 50—60 miles an hourfor a time. temperatures first thing, overnight wintry showers will have given covering of snow especially but not exclusively into the hills and this area of mostly rain will clear southwards through wales and england by the end of the morning and actually we are left with increasing sunshine, the odd shower in northern scotland along north sea coasts but many places in the afternoon will be dry with sunny spells and these are the afternoon wind gusts by apm, notice how much they have come down. the strongest wind winds are going to be easing and by the end of the afternoon it m

with a met office amber warning, some gusts of wind along the north coast in particular, up to aroundwestern coastal areas overnight and into the morning, so you can expect some disruption in the morning and, indeed, through a large part of the day — although the winds are going to be slowly easing. but this is where some of the gusts will be at into the morning, the strongest ones in through northern ireland, into western coastal areas but elsewhere, gusting widely 50—60 mph for a time. it's where temperatures will be first thing. now, overnight, wintry showers will be giving a covering of snow in parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, especially but not exclusively into the hills, and this area of mostly rain will clear its way southwards through wales and england by the end of the morning and actually, we're left with increasing sunshine, the odd shower in northern scotland, along the north sea coast, but many places in the afternoon will be dry with sunny spells — and these are the afternoon wind gusts by about four o'clock, so notice how much they've come down

inland east bay, north bay, coast, another warm day as we look to friday and saturday.re we go with the cooler temperatures for next week. again, we'll really be keeping a close eye on windy conditions for next week. let's check with gianna. i know it is backed up at the bay bridge. what a mess this morning. >>> it is a messy commute for the ride into san francisco. there was a crash involving three vehicles on the upper deck of the bay bridge just past treasure island. everything is cleared out of lanes, moved off the span. however the damage is done. it is backed up well beyond the foot of the maze now. you will see delays on all approaches as you work toward san francisco. travel times are improving, so that's the good news. 39 minutes from the maze into the city. speeds are looking better as well. we were down to about six miles per hour in some spots but that area is improving to 49 miles per hour. moving at a much better pace than just a few minutes ago. hopefully things will get better. if you want to use public transit, bart has trains running on time. number fo

with a met office amber warning, some gusts of wind along the north coast in particular, up to aroundnight and into the morning, so you can expect some disruption in the morning and, indeed, through a large part of the day — although the winds are going to be slowly easing. but this is where some of the gusts will be at into the morning, the strongest ones in through northern ireland, into western coastal areas but elsewhere, gusting widely 50—60 mph for a time. it's where temperatures will be first thing. now, overnight, wintry showers will be giving a covering of snow in parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, especially but not exclusively into the hills, and this area of mostly rain will clear its way southwards through wales and england by the end of the morning and actually, we're left with increasing sunshine, the odd shower in northern scotland, along the north sea coast, but many places in the afternoon will be dry with sunny spells — and these are the afternoon wind gusts by about four o'clock, so notice how much they've come down — so the winds — the stron

inland east bay, north bay, coast, more sunshine, maybe slightly warmer saturday, cooler sunday and much cooler monday and tuesday with maybe the chance for a few showers on tuesday. >>> check this out. >> senior evan randall hits a long three and then does a back flip. look at that again right there. there were only 20 seconds left unfortunately for randall, his team lost by 40 but he is a winner in our hearts. >> adding some razzle dazzle even though he lost. >> a game and a show. >> happy [ dramatic music ] >> steffy: brooke betrayed you yet again. how many times has it been? why do you put yourself through this? there is no reason, not with mom standing right here. she loves you. you should see this as an opportunity. mom is back. make a life with her. make a life with a family you never should've left behind. >> hope: ridge should have picked up his phone. >> liam: yeah, well, he's going to be talking to her soon, whether he likes it or not. >> hope: well, that's if ridge is even there. who knows?

with a met office amber warning, some gusts of wind along the north coast in particular, up to aroundm franklin, pushing very strong and gusty winds as well across many western coastal areas overnight and into the morning, so you can expect some disruption in the morning and, indeed, through a large part of the day — although the winds are going to be slowly easing. but this is where some of the gusts will be at into the morning, the strongest ones in through northern ireland, into western coastal areas but elsewhere, gusting widely 50—60 mph for a time. it's where temperatures will be first thing. now, overnight, wintry showers will be giving a covering of snow in parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, especially but not exclusively into the hills, and this area of mostly rain will clear its way southwards through wales and england by the end of the morning and actually, we're left with increasing sunshine, the odd shower in northern scotland, along the north sea coast, but many places in the afternoon will be dry with sunny spells — and these are the afternoon win

here we go, frost advisories for the north bay coast. we have freeze warnings for the north bay and east bay hills and valleys and for the santa cruz mountains and sa 30 santa in livre. thweare oking at nsteerurw to mid-50s this afternoon. bundle up this morning. i was heading out the door and heading to work and i did have those frosty windshields this morning. >> yeah. you know that's a good idea that you mentiond that. you may need a few extra minutes as you get up this morning before you head to work or school to deal with that and maybe pour a cup of warm water. frosty, icy wind sheils could be an issue. we had some windy conditions overnight. the winds have died down so better conditions at the bay bridge. no delays. san mateo bridge looking good. 12 minute commute between 880 and 101 and the golden gate bridge off to a great start with no brake lights or issues. good news on the bridges this morning. if you are traveling in the south bay so far traffic is pretty light. we will look at that closer in my next report. back to you. >>

last year we did respond to three fatalities on the north coast. in all of those cases, it was people who just got too close. >> the best advice is don't turn your back on the waves, stay off wet rocks and pay attention to the tides. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> as for california's drought conditions, they are just as good or bad. the bay area and most of california is in the category called severe drought. that is not as bad as it sounds. it is the third of five levels. you can track the wind and the heat everywhere you live, live conditions and the weather forecast are all part of the bay area. you are streaming on amazon fire , and/or tv and apple tv. >> let's go to the latest covid headlines. this subvariant is now the dominant strain in south africa with this being the original one first identified. infections overall are decreasing. the first vaccine shipments for kids under five could arrive at pediatrician offices as soon as february 2 first. the advisory committee is set to discuss the vaccine on tuesday. >> a new study finds covid surviv

that is the north—west coast of ireland.t a little bit earlier. we are not encouraging viewers to go near clifftops in order to see this. you can just watch it on your television. really quite something. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. 0nce once again damaging winds to come across the uk and the met office has issued a number weather warning a storm franklin arrives over the next few hours. an amber weather warning has been issued for northern ireland for storm franklin. this is storm franklin, this area of low pressure will continue to drift its way between iceland and the far north of scotland, on the southern flank where we see the tightest isobars, the strongest of the wins. not only do we see strong winds but we have some heavy rain and sharp showers moving through scotland, heavy, persistent rain pushing out of southern scotland into northern england and wales as well. so the amber weather warning will remain in force until 7am on monday morning with gusts of wind particularly 60-70 with gusts

coast, that will not be the case for the weekend. temperatures are on the rise. and especially for the north and the coast we will watch for the potential to see if you showers as we look into next wednesday and next thursday. meanwhile we are really looking at warmer temperatures. let's check for look on the traffic and is it friday light? >> you know we do have a nash crash reported but generally it runs smoothly. starting off with a crash in hayward on 580 eastbound right before redwood road. no delays are reported. but it could start backing up as the morning commute goes on. another look at the altamonte pass. the buildup is getting heavier, a 20 minute drive from 205 to 680 and travel times on the bay bridge, just a 10 minute drive from the maze into the city. this is a lie look at the 880 oakland camera which is a flow for the commute. a 16 minute drive from castro valley to the macarthur maze. this is a lie look at the interchange camera. a 31 minute drive to 680, and things are backing up, self-pay travel times everything looking good in the green emma 90 minutes from bernal road to

with a met office amber warning, some gusts of wind along the north coast in particular, up to aroundan expect some disruption in the morning and, indeed, through a large part of the day — although the winds are going to be slowly easing. but this is where some of the gusts will be at into the morning, the strongest ones in through northern ireland, into western coastal areas but elsewhere, gusting widely 50—60 mph for a time. it's where temperatures will be first thing. now, overnight, wintry showers will be giving a covering of snow in parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, especially but not exclusively into the hills, and this area of mostly rain will clear its way southwards through wales and england by the end of the morning and actually, we're left with increasing sunshine, the odd shower in northern scotland, along the north sea coast, but many places in the afternoon will be dry with sunny spells — and these are the afternoon wind gusts by about four o'clock, so notice how much they've come down — so the winds — the strongest winds are going to be easing an

now call might once again be mind on the north coast of england to feed british steel mills. let's despite new advances and technologies like renewable hydrogen, which climate activists hope could soon make cold, superfluous. the entrance to the new mine shaft said to be on this former factory side carol would and her husband robin are part of a group opposing the new coal mine. we are actually seeing the impact of climate disaster and it's not, it's not in the future. it's happening now, and we haven't got any wiggle room. we absolutely need to keep this coal in the ground. the death of the colon destry made white haven, one of the poorest places in britain. many hope the new mine will bring back last jobs. i think we should let it happen and give more work out here because is mostly and it's a 5 in town, but it's, it's going down. no, it still needs to be done until the oven alternative cuz we all need steel. i don't see any problem with us that's taken on the ground, the dig, former miner, dave craddock, and his friend john one the new colliery to be built. they understand

last year we did respond to three fatalities on the north coast. cases it was folks that just got too close. >> the best advice from harbor patrol, don't turn your back on the waves. stay off wet rocks and pay attention to the tides. >> as we continue to deal with unseasonably warm temperatures, producers are keeping a close eye on their crops. they are trying to stay optimistic after an already very rough past couple years. >> i'm a believer that every year is random. you get dealt the hand you get dealt. this is certainly different than last year and the year before. >> phil wendy in livermore is giving his reaction to the recent warm weather we have seen here in the bay area and the impact it could have on vineyards. >> it is rare we see january without rain. to see january, february, and march without rain would be unprecedented. i am sure we will get rain in march. >> some may be concerned about a lack of upcoming rain and fear of frost at the end of the month. he is optimistic and others are, too. >> the rainstorms and october filled all of o

last year we did respond to three fatalities on the north coast.l of those cases it was folks that just got too close. >> the best advice from harbor patrol, don't turn your back on the waves. stay off wet rocks and pay attention to the tides. >> as we continue to deal with unseasonably warm temperatures, producers are keeping a close eye on their crops. they are trying to stay optimistic after an already very rough past couple years. >> i'm a believer that every year is random. you get dealt the hand you get dealt. this is certainly different than last year and the year before. >> phil wendy in livermore is giving his reaction to the recent warm weather we have seen here in the bay area and the impact it could have on vineyards. >> it is rare we see january without rain. to see january, february, and march without rain would be unprecedented. i am sure we will get rain in march. >> some may be concerned about a lack of upcoming rain and fear of frost at the end of the month. he is optimistic and others are, too. >> the rainstorms and october fille

frost advisories in turquoise for north bay coast expanded for bay shoreline, oakland, berkeley, fremont, mountain view, san mateo, pacifica. really the only place not under a freeze warning or frost advisory is downtown san francisco. freeze warnings and frost advisories until 9:00 a.m. we are talking bitter cold and frosty conditions. bundle up. you might want to layer up as well as put on that winter coat. through the afternoon we will see sunshine with highs into the 50s. a live look with our salesforce tower camera as we look north, freezing in concord, 40 oakland, livermore 28, 42 san francisco, 34 or close to freezing in san jose and a very cold 28 degrees in santa rosa under clear skies. sunrise at 6:47 and sun set at 5:58. we have the ridge of hi inplace cold air. we are looking at radiational cools when you have clear skies and light winds at night. you don't have that cloud cover to insulate you, you really are watching temperatures plummet. that's what we are seeing, those temperatures drop. this morning is likely the coldest morning so far this year. through the afternoon on

for the north coast here in cornwall there is a particular risk.ides with one of the highest tides of the year with high tide at seven o'clock in the morning down here, just at the point when the storm is due to hit. so over topping of sea defences is also a real concern we are planning for. we will have a full weather forecast coming up for you just before six o'clock. as we've been hearing, a british man has been named as being the victim of the first fatal shark attack in the waters off sydney in nearly 60 years. 35—year—old simon nellist died in the attack yesterday. we'rejoined by paul cox of the conservation charity, the shark trust. hello. good evening to you. it is a desperate story, a desperate time for his family. from your perspective that the shark trust, what goes through your mind when you hear about a fatality like this? yes, i mean obviously the first thing we think about is the family. it is awful to lose someone in this way. as water levels and shark lovers ourselves it hits home fairly hard. —— will tell others. that is the thing

the strengths of the winds across the north coast of northern ireland. warning which will remain in force during the early hours of monday morning. storm franklin, potential for damaging gusts of wind in excess of 80 mph. showers will fade away and monday will be an improving picture as we go through the afternoon, it will be drier and brighter with top temperatures of 6-13 c. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. the queen has tested positive for covid—19. buckingham palace says she is experiencing mild cold—like symptoms but does expect to continue light duties at windsor this week. britain warns russia is planning the biggest conflict in europe since world war two. it's as russia and belarus take part in huge military exercises near the border with ukraine. the legal requirement to self—isolate after catching covid in england is expected to be dropped from next week. the shadow health secretary says the move would be premature. the key thing is that people have access to free testing, they know their status, and they do the right thing by stayin

up here, on the north coast. meantime, the bay area, actually seeing more sunshine tomorrow and high pressure is starting to build in so we are going to get sunshine, especially around the south bay. you will notice your temperatures tomorrow making a run close to 70 degrees. so morning temperatures will still be chilly but not as cold. mostly, 30s to low 40s to start off the morning. and, as early as lunchtime, we are already mid-60s around san jose and the southern end of the santa clara valley heading into morgan hill and san martin. these are locations that will likely see low 70s to wrap up the weekend. now, after that, another system approaches on wednesday. it may, once again, bring us a chance of a few showers. better odds again i think will be north of san francisco. then, a colder system drops in here for friday, into early saturday. overall, a better pattern for some sierra snow. you can see rain expectations as you add up wednesday and friday, doesn't look like much. i mean, it is better than nothing.

large, really right through wednesday, especially ocean beach and sharp park and places up on the north coastul, crab inter fishing. even if you're out in the boats, you're far out there and there's just a lot of swell in the water. high interval stuff. this was mavericks today. this was said to me by eric nelson from power lines productions, and that's mattie lopez. he's a local guy from the avenue has been grew up out there. i remember when he was born, and that's probably a 15 ft wave. maybe maybe even longer. that boards at least eight ft long, so that's mavericks today. tomorrow is going to be just a tad smaller. there's still some sets of this big, so it's really large, swell , so just be super safe. and the rip currents are bad. you know the drill, and especially since tomorrow's a warm day, and it's one of those days. you know, people. a lot of people have off work schedule so they may go to the beach. get in the water. get in trouble, so don't even get in the water tomorrow, especially at ocean beach and probably won't be really safe until probably wednesday afternoon to thursday. di

yes, it's going to be chilly on the north sea coast, but there will be some sunny spells around.will be further west and also along the english channel coast. so that's monday. here's a look at tuesday's weather map and, again, another weather front moving in, bringing rainfall to more southern parts of the uk, perhaps some wintry showers across the scottish hills, but you can see the bit in between here. at least middle of the afternoon, there's some sunshine for newcastle, probably for carlisle, liverpool, belfast as well, so a little bit quieter on tuesday, but after that it really is expected to turn quite stormy. some very nasty areas of low pressure are forecast to sweep in. the met office has already issued early yellow warnings for parts of northern britain, at least initially. this is wednesday. gales could be gusting to 70, 80, maybe even 90 miles an hour middle of the week. and then yet another storm could arrive towards the end of the week, bringing again a spell of severe gales. so stay tuned to the weather forecast over the next few days. we really are in for quite

inlet, east bay and for the north coast check out your warm- up with temperatures on the rise for theof the week. let's check in with a look on traffic. areas of fog and a little bit of drizzle. >> be careful on the roadways you may run into some limited visibility and you might need your windshield wipers. a live look from the mobile 5 unit. out and about getting a great perspective of traffic conditions, the nimitz freeway 880 southbound it to hayward approaching 92, the san mateo bridge, not many brake lights or issues. the camera may have froze. san mateo bridge 880 to the san mateo bridge no brake lights or issues. crowded westbound but that is typical this time of the morning your travel time 14 minutes between 880 and 101 so silly good drive. if you're taking the industrial on-ramp trying to get to westbound 92 there is a trouble spot with a big rig blocking the ramp to 12 this earlier crash where it hit a light pole. not affecting the mainlines but just a heads up on the freeway. looking at traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza, no delays or issues and no word on metering light

and the met office has issued an amber weather warning for the strength of the winds across the north coastring the early hours of monday morning. storm franklin, potential for damaging gusts of wind in excess of 80mph. the showers will fade away, though, and monday will be an improving picture as we go through the afternoon — we'll be drier and brighter with top temperatures of 6—13 celsius. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... queen elizabeth has tested positive for covid—19. buckingham palace says she is experiencing mild cold—like symptoms, but does expect to continue light duties. president putin and his french counterpart, emmanuel macron, agree to "intensify" diplomatic efforts over ukraine. it's as the country's president calls for an immediate ceasefire between government forces and pro—russian separatists in the east. the legal requirement to self—isolate after catching covid in england is expected to be dropped from next week, despite concern