north-east. 40 ears character of the north-east. 40 years ron _ character of the north—east. years ron—east. 42 years ron it has led to some of us mother runs up and down the land. while the original and biggest is ingrained in the dna of the north—east and the area's revival. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight... commemoration services have been taking place to mark 20 years since the nine eleven terror attacks in america. the names of the almost three thousand victims were read out at events in new york, washington and pennsylvania. six moments of silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade centre buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. former presidents clinton and obama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, warning about a loss of unity in american society.

and we've already seen some sunshine early today around north—east england quite widely but to the north cloud here, some mist and fog patches and rain. now, that rain is due to an area of low pressure. the worst of the rain has cleared through the central belt, should be dry here, really, through the rest of the afternoon but it has stayed quite wet across parts of northern scotland, especially north highland and probably orkney as well. along with that rain it will continue to be quite murky as well with some mist and fog patches around the coasts and hills. to the south, england, wales, the cloud breaking, sunny spells coming through. there will often be quite a bit of cloud, mind you. temperatures reaching a high of 23 degrees today and for many of you it will continue to feel a little on the humid side. overnight tonight our weatherfront for northern scotland changes its mind and starts moving back southwards so the rain returns to eastern areas of scotland. quite light and patchy rain eventually reaching north—east england by the end of the night. elsewhere a lot of cloud, a few mi

some of this light and patchy rain first thing, eastern scotland, north—east england.ater, thicker cloud working into wales, bringing more persistent rain. a fresher day across northern areas. temperatures 13 in aberdeen, 15 for newcastle, but still quite humid across the far south, where temperatures will continue to run into the low 20s in the warmest spots. monday, our area of high pressure is still with us. weak weather front still with us, as well. this rain is most likely to be affecting parts of wales and perhaps the midlands, eastern england probably staying dry with breaks in the cloud and sunny spells, but the best of the dry weather and sunshine will be across scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england. temperatures for the most part into the high teens. the warmest spots given some breaks could reach the low 20s. that's your weather. you're watching a bbc news special. i'm laura trevelyan live in new york, where, as dawn breaks, the world remembers the 2,977 people who lost their lives 20 years ago in the 9/11 terror attacks. president biden

just north of sydney, in newcastle for example, north—east of here, they felt it as — north—east of here so definitely a number ofareas in it as well. so definitely a number of areas in new south wales— number of areas in new south wales where it has been felt. we have _ wales where it has been felt. we have heard from the emergency agencies in the state. _ emergency agencies in the state, who say there are no reports _ state, who say there are no reports of _ state, who say there are no reports of structural damage to buildings here, but we are getting _ buildings here, but we are getting reports that there is damage, even limited so far, in melbourne, including in chapel street, — melbourne, including in chapel street, a — melbourne, including in chapel street, a very central street in melbourne. shops and restaurants all round. we have seen _ restaurants all round. we have seen areas _ restaurants all round. we have seen areas on that street where there _ seen areas on that street where there has— seen areas on that street where there has been visible damage, even _ there has been vis

, north—east england.e, a largely dry start to the day save an orb spot of drizzle falling from the cloud sheet. later, figure cloud working into wales, bringing more persistent rain. —— thick cloud. temperatures 13 in aberdeen, 15 for newcastle, still quite humid across the far south, where temperatures will continue to run into the low 20s in the warmest spots. monday, ourarea of run into the low 20s in the warmest spots. monday, our area of high pressure is still with us. weather front still with us, as well. this rain is most likely to be affecting parts of wales and perhaps midlands, eastern england probably staying dry with breaks in the cloud and sunny spells, but the best of the dry weather and sunshine will be across scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england. temperatures for the most part into the high teens. the warmest spots given some breaks could reach the low 20s. that's your weather. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. as dawn b

cloud increasing across north—east england by brightening up in north—west scotland. g into the west midlands and northwest england. temperatures are lower, the low 20s in east anglia and south—east england. goodbye. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the us is remembering 20 years to the day since the deadliest terror attacks on american soil. at a ceremony held at ground zero victims of the attack on the twin towers were remembered by their loved ones. 20 years feels like an eternity but yet it still feels like yesterday. until we meet again, my love. rest in peace. six moments of silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade centre buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. president biden travels to all three attack sites — new york, pennsylvania, and in the last two hours the pentagon in virginia former presidents clinton and obama earlierjoined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, calling for people to come together so

the death toll rises from the flash floods in the north—east of america — at least 45 people are killedbritish—born member of the islamic state group pleads guilty to charges of conspiring to murder american hostages in syria. seeking refuge — we meet some of those who fled the taliban and the uncertain lives they now face. and, on the comeback trail — abba are to release theirfirst new album in a0 years. hello and welcome. severe weather and flash flooding in the northeastern united states has now killed at least 45 people. in new york, most of the dead drowned while trapped in their basement apartments. most of the two dozen killed in newjersey were in vehicles overwhelmed by floodwaters. president biden has blamed climate change, and says the country needs to be better prepared. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. a disaster that unfolded in minutes and claimed lives in several northeast states. the catastrophic flooding caused by the remnants of hurricane ida came out of the blue and court new yorkers offguard. streets are turned into rivers and subway services forc

england a short while _ coast of north—east england a short while age — coast of north—east england while ago. grey and gloomy for some even in the cloudy condition, warm, and a _ even in the cloudy condition, warm, and a selection of towns and cities for you _ and a selection of towns and cities for you showjust how warm it is for the end _ for you showjust how warm it is for the end of— for you showjust how warm it is for the end of september bay should be between _ the end of september bay should be between 13 and 17, attempted well above _ between 13 and 17, attempted well above that, into the low 20s for a fair few. — above that, into the low 20s for a fairfew, but above that, into the low 20s for a fair few, but do not get too caught up fair few, but do not get too caught up with— fair few, but do not get too caught up with it — fair few, but do not get too caught up with it because autumn is waiting in the _ up with it because autumn is waiting in the wings. fast forward to the next _ in the wings. fast forward to the next week— in the wings. fast forward to the next week and

for the wet weather, we have to move to the north east. we've got some flash flood warnings out here that your update. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021 on air or online the parts at the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the, when no healthy get off the table, it's a shooting site atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing tfc like symptom. jump into this dream and julian global community. if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this dream now does era. when the news breaks on wednesday, it would be a largest fire in california history. when people need to be heard, any people who are writing don't even know what i am with exclusive interviews for his era has teams on the ground with intensifying rain. people here appear that these are temporary solutions to bring. you move toward winning document trees and live need. ah, this is al jazeera ah

yes, we see wide gaps especially in the north—east, yorkshire and humber for example and that is whereextra money. what is your perspective on this because in a previous life you were an english teacher so you are suddenly faced with kids all of whom have this lag, that is quite a problem to deal with in the classes. it makes a huge demand on the professional skills of teachers because they have to first of all provide an assessment of how much learning loss has been for different children. it will not be the same, some children at home have access to remote learning, some have rooms to work in, some have parents, others don't. in all classes there will be differential losses of learning from children, then you have to assess that, then you have to work out how you will address those gaps in different children. and actually, because learning time has been lost, teachers have also got to think what is the essential knowledge and skills which are needed and what can we leave to be caught up another time? because we have a curriculum that is very content driven so what are the essential e

that supports people. — in the north—east that supports people, and we are running for mp uk becausenning for mp uk because our— people, and we are running for mp uk because our elder son sam was diagnosed with this disease when he was four_ diagnosed with this disease when he was four months old. can diagnosed with this disease when he was four months old.— was four months old. can you tell us about the disease. _ was four months old. can you tell us about the disease. many _ was four months old. can you tell us about the disease. many people - was four months old. can you tell us| about the disease. many people have not heard about _ about the disease. many people have not heard about it, _ about the disease. many people have not heard about it, it's _ about the disease. many people have not heard about it, it's often - not heard about it, it's often referred to as childhood alzheimer's which is not an entirely accurate description but it is a useful shorthand. it is every bit as devastating and overwhelming as that sounds. sam was diagnosed as a baby and he is now 13. thank god, h

. —— some sunny spells towards the north—east.wales. to the north, in scotland and northern ireland clear and cold, much colder than recent nights with temperatures in the countryside in north—east scotland getting down to three or four celsius. it will feel like autumn has arrived. tomorrow we have rain across wales and western areas of england and northern ireland. we could see some of the rain edged towards northern ireland but some uncertainty on that. eastern england and scotland staying dry and probably scotland will have the best sunshine of the day. temperatures for most of us around 17 degrees or 21 degrees. beyond that some rain on the charts for tuesday and wednesday and thursday more dry and bright and and thursday more dry and bright and a bit more sunshine turning a tad warmer towards the south east. goodbye. the event last year was cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic. alison freeman is at the start line. tell us more about it. it is alison freeman is at the start line. tell us more about it.— tell us more

at least 40 people have been reported dead in the north east in the united states. after the remnants of hurricane ida hit, the region with rep for breaking rain flooding has been reported over 400 kilometer stretch from maryland to new york. a clean up operation is on the way across. northern and central spain, after severe flash flooding air on wednesday, the cattle and coastal town of alchemy was one of the places worst hit. with several cars swept into the mediterranean sea, people, their report waters more than a meter in height, rushing down the streets. large areas of northern spain and the lyric islands remain on the restored alert. are they on a nation of madagascar has endured 4 years of drought brought on by one of the world's 1st climate change induced famines. united nation says at least $30000.00 people are at the highest level of food insecurity. we fears that number could rise dramatically. us also reported more than 1000000 people in madagascar are forced to eat locusts wild leaves and cactus fruits. highlighting the inequity of climate change. mada

that's where the warmest weather will be, highs of 21. towards the north—east. and clear and cold, much colder than recent nights with temperatures in the countryside in north—east scotland getting down to about three or four celsius. it will feel like autumn has arrived. tomorrow we still have rain coming across wales and western areas of england. this rain becomes lighter and patchier through the day but it will probably stay pretty cloudy. we could see some of that rain edging towards northern ireland but some uncertainty on that. eastern england and scotland staying dry and uncertainty on that. eastern england and scotland staying dry and probably scotland will have the best sunshine of the day. top temperatures for most of us between around 17 degrees or 21 degrees. beyond that some rain on the charts for tuesday and that clears through —wednesday and thursday more dry and bright and a bit more sunshine turning a tad warmer towards the south east. this is bbc news. the headlines: emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become

more than forty people are dead — after record rainfall causes flash flooding across the north—east of. a british—born member of the islamic state group pleads guilty to charges of conspiring to murder american hostages in syria. in afghanistan — a new normal — with the taliban setting up a government — as those who still want to get out await their future. saw many afghans wondering, worrying what with the new government he like those rules regulations. many others are asking ever so anxiously, how can they escape. japan is the first nation to host the paralympic games twice — but what's it like to be a disabled person living there? and — it's abba's first album of new material for forty years — backed up by a series of virtual concerts. it's seven in the morning in singapore and seven in the evening in new york, where the tailend of hurricane ida caused major flooding in the north east of the us last night. more than a0 people were killed in the flash floods. the governors of new york and newjersey have declared states of emergency, and president biden has promised federal aid. our c

top stories: at least 45 people are dead after record rainfall causes flash flooding across the north—eastf america. a british—born member of the islamic state group pleads guilty to charges of conspiring to murder american hostages in syria. in afghanistan, a new normal with the taliban setting up a government, as those who still want to get out await their future. and thank you for more music: it's abba's first album of new material for a0 years, backed up by a series of virtual concerts. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. hello to you. severe weather and flash flooding in the north—eastern united states has now killed at least 45 people, with states of emergency in place in new york and newjersey. it's prompted president biden to call for the united states to be better prepared for the climate crisis and to take action after the unprecedented rainfall brought by storm ida. our correspondent nada tawfik reports. cascading waterfalls rushed through the platforms down to the tracks of new york city's subway. the sudden deluge from ida's move up north shut down t

further north, a lot of bright weather, some showers for north—east scotland, but feeling cooler andus. overnight tonight, more rain across parts of the midlands, parts of northern england and wales as well. to the north of this, for scotland and northern ireland, clear and cold, much colder than it has been over recent nights, with temperatures in the countryside in the north—east scotland getting all the north—east scotland getting all the way down to around three or four celsius. it will feel like autumn has arrived. tomorrow, still some rain to come across wales and western owners of england. this rain becomes light and patchy through the day, but probably seem pretty cloudy. could see some of that rain edging towards northern ireland, but some uncertainty on that. eastern england and scotland staying dry, and scotland will probably have the best of the day's sunshine. top temperatures between 17 and 21 celsius for most of us. beyond that, some rain around on tuesday, clearing through, wednesday and thursday drier and brighter, a bit more sunshine, turning slightly warmerfor a ti

sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland.but 23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours, as well, and then overnight, things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too. so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south, it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11 to 15 degrees. so through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine. perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across parts of southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle, 20 degrees or so here, and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so that warming trend continues into the new working week, too. heading into monday, we start the

easterly breeze, with the cloud, the chance of drizzle as well on the eastern coast of scotland, north—easted sunny spells. and there mayjust be an increase in sunny spells more widelyjust before sunset on saturday. overnight and into sunday, cloud continuing across eastern parts, some clear spells to the west, double figure temperatures as sunday begins. and then on sunday, well, that changes to something a bit brighter and warmer across england and wales. there will still be some stubborn areas of cloud visibility, some patches of fog in wales and south—west england, where there may well be a few sunny spells around to begin the day. the cloud in the east thick enough for some drizzly rain at times, and for many, it'll stay cloudy. a few sunny spells trying to come through northern scotland, northern ireland, more especially wales and south—west england. this easterly breeze, with the cloud, the chance of drizzle as well on the eastern coast of scotland, north—east england, keeping the temperature around 15 celsius. for many, 17—20. into the low 20s, though, in wales and south—west englan

killed, after record torrential rainfall causes flash flooding across new york, newjersey and the north—eastamerica. the mayor of new york blames global warming. we saw a horrifying storm last night, unlike anything we have seen before. and this is a reality that we have to face. in afghanistan: a new normal — with the taliban setting up a government, as those who still want to get out await their future. so many afghans wondering, working, what new government will emerge with all of its rules and regulations? many still asking ever so anxiously how can they escape? japan is the first nation to host the paralympic games twice, but what's it like to be a disabled person living there? and, it's abba's first album of new material for a0 years, backed up by a series of virtual concerts. it's six in the morning in singapore and six in the evening in new york, where the tailend of hurricane ida caused majorflooding in the north east of the us last night. more than a0 people have been killed in the flash floods. the governors of new york and newjersey have declared states of emergency, and presiden

things are going to feel cooler, but for the very wet weather we have to move to the north east. we've had a cold front sweep across joining out with severe storms that are rolling north, those from the remnants of nicholas. and we've seen the great lakes plague by that . whether we have got flash flood warnings on. and if we take a closer look for what weather is going to swell up towards the north east, joining up with some of that wet weather, affecting new england on eastern areas of canada. by the time we go into friday. so it's very wet for places like new york city, but it does dry up in washington dc and chicago is going to see the temperature recover. now down in the southeast, it is a much dry picture than we've seen recently as it is for parts of florida, but it is gonna remain pretty wet and hot and humid in miami that sure update the. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reveals the

north korea, but also other countries are conducting military actions. so we should have all parties make joint efforts to region dialogues. this was wangs last stop of a foreign nation tour of east asia, as china looked to counter the increasing influence of the us in the region and north korea risks angering beijing. with this latest launch, south career res, hoping china will use this configurable influence over north korea to bring it back to the negotiating table with each missile lodge, but seems less likely and shows even china is control over its neighbor isn't limited. north korea has also claimed to have tested a new type of long range cruise missile over the weekend. and it comes after a military parade through the streets of young gang last week facing an economic crisis from international sanctions. and from the pandemic combined with food shortages for damaging storms, it seems the show of military muscle is intended as much of a morale boost at home. as showing the world, it is still a force to be reckoned to it. and it comes as south korea develops its own military hardware. on wednesday, it successfully testified a ballistic missile from a submarine becoming only

easterly breeze, with the cloud, the chance of drizzle as well on the eastern coast of scotland, north—east5 celsius. for many, 17—20. into the low 20s, though, in wales and south—west england with prolonged sunny spells. and there mayjust be an increase in sunny spells more widelyjust before sunset on saturday. 0vernight and into sunday, cloud continuing across eastern parts, some clear spells to the west, double figure temperatures as sunday begins. and then on sunday, well, that changes to something a bit brighter and warmer across england and wales. there will still be some stubborn areas of cloud through eastern and central england that will be very slow to clear. but overall, it's a brighter story in england and wale. it'll feel warmer. the breeze picks up in scotland and northern ireland, and still with a bit of uncertainty about timing. we'll see some outbreaks of rain moving in as the day goes on. that moves south overnight and into monday before fizzling out, but on monday, we could well start across central parts of the uk with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. south of that, in

drizzle left across southern scotland, northern ireland, northern england, maybe some sunshine in the north—eastf scotland but it's really across much of england and wales that we'll see the sunshine developing. those temperatures continuing to rise. it will be a warmer day pretty much across the board on monday, but temperatures reaching 27 or so in the southeast of england. it could get higher than that during tuesday and wednesday, getting much, much warmer and as we head towards thursday things will start to cool off again as we see the chance of some showers and some longer spells of rain. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: former girls aloud singer sarah harding has died at the age of 39, after being diagnosed with breast cancer last year. the head of one of prince charles�* charities temporarily steps down after claims he helped secure an honourfor a major donor. relatives of a female police officer in the ghor province of afghanistan have told the bbc that she has been killed by the taliban. plans to overhaul england's social care system are likely to be unveiled this

we have a high fire danger, tracking dangerous conditions for north bay mountains, east bay hills and up to 66 miles per hour in the north bay mountains. i will have more on what you can expect. >> thank you. >>> 6:42. let's get a look at monday stocks plus why facebook is firing back at the "wall street journal." elise preston is joining us live from the new york stock exchange. good morning. >>> good morning. trading has been underway for a little more than ten minutes. the stocks are not looking good. let's take a look. deep in the red across the board dow jones down about 410 points, nasdaq also down 229 points and s&p 500 down 54 points. facebook is pushing back against a "wall street journal" five part series on the social media giant. the stories alleged facebook allowed users to spread misinformation on covid-19 and the vaccine. concerns were raised about human traffickers on the platform and negative impacts instagram has on younger users. facebook called the series egregiously false. >> elise preston of cbs money watch, thank you. >>> apple's managers dealing with unrest amo

east too. but still a breeze coming in off the north sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across parts of southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so here and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so, that warming trend continues into the new working week, too. heading on into monday, we start the day

many of us the cloud is thick enough for some drizzle, particularly across parts of scotland and north—eastas you can see quite clearly. the best of the breaks are in wales and south—west england. top temperatures of 22 celsius. all change as we go into tomorrow. yes, this weatherfront celsius. all change as we go into tomorrow. yes, this weather front is going to bring some rain must slowly but surely, into northern ireland and scotland. as the high—pressure drifts away, it will allow the wind direction to change and that will be our friend direction to change and that will be ourfriend because it will direction to change and that will be our friend because it will break up the stubborn cloud we have seen recently and bring lots of sunshine. some rain will turn increasingly heavy, but with the sunshine we will see highs of 25 celsius, 77 fahrenheit. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: labour says there is a "strong case" for offering all i2— 15—year—olds covid vaccinations to prevent "further disruption" to their learning. the government's scientific advisors do not to support it. the

at least 40 people have died in flash floods in the north east and united states. the remnants of her can either hit the region with record breaking rain on wednesday night. flooding has been reported over 400 kilometers stretch from maryland to new york. some of the victims drowned when their basement apartments filled with water. my canada has more from washington d. c. president by then has center teams from the federal emergency management agency. they will already stationed in louisiana where either it initially, but now teams are in place in a number of other regions in the northeastern united states. but present invited making a very clear as well that these are all shill term solutions. that what is needed is an ongoing battle against climate change. he describes this the consequences of the storm as the climate change crisis now happening and you as president joe biden has spoken out against the texas law. imposing a near total ban on abortion. biden's said the legislation will cause unconstitutional chaos in his words by infringing the rights of women. th

i think there is that. - people in the north-east especially people in the north—east especially don'tt they look like, what they can do. i've done this many times, this is to the untrained observer and individual you want to stay far away and heed all the warnings. stay far away and heed all the warninus. . ., stay far away and heed all the warninus. ., ,, i. meanwhile, the parts of the us first hit by hurricane ida are still suffering the after—effects. nearly a million residents of louisiana are still without power after winds of 150 miles per hour and heavy rains lashed the southern state. gail maclellan reports. our house is gone but we still have a house. yeah. sisters rosalie and bridget had evacuated their southern louisiana home to avoid the wrath of hurricane ida. this is what they found when they returned. structures collapsed and whole areas flooded as ida tore a path through the state. three days after the category four hurricane made landfall, more than1 million homes and businesses remained without electricity in louisiana and mississippi. ida struck 16 years to the day

we have a fire weather watch up for the north bay and east bay thursday night into friday morning because we could have isolated thunderstorms that do spark some wildfires with lightning. now the best chance would remain to the north and east of us. we're going to be watching that. we'll begin with 60s. areas of fog near the coastline and high clouds filtering across. we talk about the temperatures and look at how much better it is. instead of those low 100s, down to 89 in concord, 82 in san jose. and you got your cool 60s from san francisco right through half moon bay. my seven-day forecast in san francisco has a beautiful weekend. temperatures in the mid-60s, for the inland valleys, no more 100s for now. lots of 80s through the upcoming weekend. we're done with the heat again. thunderstorms, we'll be watching out for those thursday night and friday morning. >> i like the heat coming down, it's starting to get darker sooner. summer is slowly leaving us. >> it is. >> thanks for joining us here at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, have a great evening. we hope to see you back at 11:

scotland with clear skies and mist and fog patches to begin with, north—east scotland will hold onto in the day ahead with a few brighter breaks across east anglia and south—east england as well. much of wales, the western side of england, northern ireland, southern and western scotland, cloudy, and there will be some patch outbreaks of rain around. but further east, much of the day will be dry but there will still be quite a bit of cloud to be had. the highest temperatures with those sunny spells towards east anglia and south—east england, just getting up to around 20 degrees and for many it is mid to high teens. that's how things are shaping up as we have gone through monday night and you can see some outbreaks of rain just becoming a little more widespread and some heavier bursts just pushing up across southern parts of england going into tuesday morning and temperatures holding up in the mid to low teens. still some clear spells in northern scotland. so, some heavier bursts of rain around, during tuesday, affecting parts of england and wales, so wales turning dry as the day goes

inland east bay, north bay.ns, even hotter as we look to tomorrow and then temperatures just a bit cooler for the rest of the week. let's check with anne for a look at traffic on this monday morning. >>> let's start with the bay bridge toll plaza. we are starting to see more cars. metering lights are still off and it will take about seven minutes from the maze into san francisco. golden gate bridge, traffic is light. it will take about 20 minutes from highway 37 in novato to the toll plaza. san mateo bridge, traffic is moving well but it will take about 12 minutes from highway 880 in hayward to 101 in foster city. main travel times, all major freeways are in the green except for those super commuters on west bound 580. it will take over 40 minutes from tracy to highway 680 in dublin and west bound 4, around 25 minutes from highway 160 to interstate 80. >>> the neighborhood is kicking off its fourth season. >> ♪ we are family. >> the cbs comedy is about what happens when a friendly midwest man moves with his fami

scotland with clear skies and mist and fog patches to begin with, north—east scotland will hold ontoeast england as well. much of wales, the western side of england, northern ireland, southern and western scotland, cloudy, and there will be some patch outbreaks of rain around. but further east, much of the day will be dry but there will still be quite a bit of cloud to be had. the highest temperatures with those sunny spells towards east anglia and south—east england, just getting up to around 20 degrees and for many it is mid to high teens. that's how things are shaping up as we have gone through monday night and you can see some outbreaks of rain just becoming a little more widespread and some heavier bursts just pushing up across southern parts of england going into tuesday morning and temperatures holding up in the mid to low teens. still some clear spells in northern scotland. so, some heavier bursts of rain around, during tuesday, affecting parts of england and wales, so wales turning dry as the day goes on but still potentialfor some rain affecting central and eastern parts of

and of course, the caldor fire continues its expanse to the north and east.a bit of good news and bad news. so that southwesterly wind that was carrying the blaze towards south lake tahoe is not going to be as persistent as that dies down, we will still see some erratic winds up there at times. but that southwesterly wind not going to be as much of a concern without that wind. now we've got some haze having the opportunity to settle back into the bay area and you will begin to notice that over the next couple of days where we sitting with winds right now. i mentioned it's still breezy enough. upper elevation areas are still on the windy side. you are going to see generally less of that southwesterly wind, though. so there will be breezy at times, especially towards morning and evening hours as we start to get that mixing occurring. but generally that northeasterly stretch of the fire line is at least seeing are some relief as red flag warnings expired last night at 11:00pm now air quality right now is mostly in the moderate range, not near as good as it was y

back to the earthquake in australia, magnitude 6 earthquake north—east of melbourne.s of damage as far away as sydney. i'm joined now from sydney by our correspondent phil mercer. what details are you getting about the damage caused by this? ~ ., about the damage caused by this? ~ . , ., this? we are getting reports of the aftermath _ this? we are getting reports of the aftermath of— this? we are getting reports of the aftermath of this _ the aftermath of this earthquake. it was a magnitude six, about 100 kilometres from the city of melbourne. seismologists say that the shakes and the earthquake were felt as far away as sydney. this is a considerable distance from melbourne. that gives you an indication as to the force or some of these shudders, that rocked parts of victoria and further afield. we are getting reports that people have reported quite significant damage in parts of the state of victoria. this all happened within the last hour, so the authorities are now waiting to assess the scale of the damage. people are saying on social media how their homes shook, ho

enter tomorrow a lot of cloud to begin in scotland, some rain from the east, pushing into parts of north—eastand and dry in northern ireland, sunny spells into the midlands as well into east anglia and the south—east, some rain in the north coast of cornwall and devon but into wales, some rain to move on as a day goes on into the evening, may be pushing into the west midlands and parts of north—west england. temperatures a little lower, still no 20s and east anglia and south—east england. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven... commemoration services have taken place across the united states of america, 20 years since the nine 11 terror attacks. the names of the almost 3000 victims were read out at events in new york, washington and pennsylvania. bell rings six moments of silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade center buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. former presidents clinton and obama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, calling for people to come together much of our politics has

sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, sojust11i degrees the evening hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clear the skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so here and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so, that warming trend continues into the new working week, too. heading on into monday, we start the day with this weak weather front. it could just bring a few showers to

scotland with clear skies and mist and fog patches to begin with, north—east scotland will hold onto of wales, the western side of england, northern ireland, southern and western scotland, cloudy, and there will be some but further east, much of the day will be dry but there will still be quite a bit of cloud to be had. the highest temperatures with those sunny spells towards east anglia and south—east england, just getting up to around 20 degrees and for many it is mid to high teens. that's how things are shaping up as we have gone through monday night and you can see some outbreaks of rain just becoming a little more widespread and some heavier bursts just pushing up across southern parts of england going into tuesday morning and temperatures holding up in the mid to low teens. still some clear spells in northern scotland. so, some heavier bursts of rain around, during tuesday, affecting parts of england and wales, so wales turning dry as the day goes on but still potential for some rain affecting central and eastern parts of england even into the evening. a few showers around in s

tomorrow for that slight risk of thunderstorms for the north and east bay. some of the south bay there as well. we did see a few isolated showers earlier this morning. this is all moving off to the north. right now there is no lightning with it. any kind of rainfall would actually be beneficial because of how dry we are. on the current stormranger scan, you can see some of this making its way into the north bay with light showers over bodega bay. this is moving off to the north. we'll track more of this and our thunderstorm chances into tomorrow. details in about 15 minutes. >> thank you very much. >>> the absolute best way to keep on top of everything is to download our nbcbay area app. you can get weather updates sent right to your phone and tailor the forecast to your particular area. just punch in your zip code and you're all set. >>> we want to return to our top story from the white house. president biden's sweeping plan to combat covid-19 and the threat of variants. it includes getting more people vaccinated, increasing testing and making sure kids stay

the epicentre was in the regional town of mansfield, about 180 kilometres north—east of melbourne.nt damage in some parts of the state. you can see on the map just where mansfield lies — it�*s a small town of a few thousand people. but this quake was felt across the state of victoria, as well as in canberra and as far as sydney in new south wales. the government agency, geoscience australia, measured its depth at ten kilometres. earthquakes of this magnitude are pretty unusual in australia. according to the authorities, there are around 100 a year which go above magnitude three. the capital in victoria, melbourne, has sustained some damage. abc journalist madeleine morris is there, and joined me a short time ago. this is chapel street in windsor, anyone who has visited will have heard of it as a very famous dining destination. behind my shoulder, i can�*t zoom in on my phone but hopefully you can see behind me the damage to the building. there is a burger bar there, and all of the bricks on top of it have fallen down. fortunately no—one was injured when this happened, no—one in the

sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, sojust14 degreest of sunshine into the evening hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so here and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so, that warming trend continues into the new working week, too. heading on into monday, we start the day with this weak weather front. it could just bring

we have to move to the north east. we've had a cold front sweep across joining up with severe storms that are rolling north. those are from the remnants of nicholas and we've seen the great lakes plague by that. whether we have got flash flood warnings out. and if we take a closer look, the weather is going to swell up towards the north east. joining up with some of that wet weather, affecting new england on eastern areas of canada. by the time we go into friday. so the very wet faces, like new york city, but it does dry up in washington dc, and chicago is going to see the temperature recover now down in the southeast, it is a much why a picture than we've seen recently as it is for parts of florida. but it is gonna remain pretty wet and hot and humid in miami, that sure update the frank assessments by way. it is a lesson again, freedom surprising informed opinions. what you saw happening is from market to there was 42, there was petune is the critical debate here. it's not between any other conference here between 34 y

live doppler 7, we have a light shower moving through, pushing off to the north and east. 6:55, aroundreek. palo alto, stanford, a quick hitting sprinkle off to the north and east. about 60 minutes left of activity. later today, increasing sunshine and comfortable temperatures. kumasi: thank you. this is what firefighters have been dreading. our lake tahoe cam captured lightning strikes around 10:00 last night. this video is edited to show them together so you get a good look. this is zephyr cove on the southeast side of the lake. it looks pretty peaceful right now. it was raining through the smoky skies. this lightning is threatening the area where the caldor fire is burning. firefighters have been prepping for the storm for the storm four days but there is concern over the possibility of dry lightning sparking new fires. cal fire has not given any updates on how the lighting bite be updating the fires. julian: take a look at this show of lightning in the community of winters and yolo county around 10:00 last night. it is about 30 miles west of sacramento. there were several lightning