the state governments that is to say those of pardon votes in bag and north run was . a challenge that in the courts now the federal administrative court has. said that no these legal these diesel driving bans can be imposed by local authorities in the interests of public health and indeed they've gone so far as to all those two cities to. their anti pollution plans but i think the impact of this decision goes way beyond those two cities it extends to many cities around germany which have got a pollution problem and some of the talk about the courts passing the decision up to a higher european court has that now being who die out. well the court today has said that these bans can be imposed without further reference to the european court of justice they also don't think there's any need for a unified regime at national level either. so it could go ahead for fairly quickly i would point out also that the european commission. has been sort of threatening germany for a while and some of the countries which it says are not doing enough to tackle this problem of dirty air a

particularly into north—west scotla nd running particularly intoorrow, so further snow showers. 12—mac showers in western england but many will be dry and the morning sunshine, cloud increasing to the west of the uk, leading the best of the afternoon sunny spells across eastern areas and the temperature fairly respectable, r. n7— ten. and the temperature fairly respectable, r.n7— ten. as we run through friday night and into saturday morning, we are going to bring some outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow across northern ireland and on to england and north wales, but the system weakening as edges southwards going into saturday morning. still cloud around with frost expected and perhaps fog patches on saturday morning, the risk of them being dense in some spots. overall the weather hasn't changed too much going to the first pa rt changed too much going to the first part of the weekend, still starting was more cloud around northern parts and a few showers dotted around, the best of the sunny spells across southern areas, but many others see sunshine at s

/south runs, so, right now the conceptual option 12 has the north/south run on 22nd avenue. perhaps more sense for 20th or 18th avenue. work with the fire department to ensure they have the coverage they need based on the north/south runs and east/west runs. we are also developing a plan for the residences and businesses on the pipeline. we understand it has the potential to impact daily lives and businesses and be sure to be sensitive to that. work with the capital committee, board and mayor for funding options for the recommended project and complete a report looking atlantic ocean beach salt water pump station to supply salt water into the system, on the east side a secondary source, we will look into that for the west side. so with that, i know it was long, but any questions? >> colleagues, any questions? supervisor tang. >> supervisor tang: i don't have a question, but i know spent a lot of time talking about this report and just what we had asked you to look into. i just really again want to thank all the different departments for the thorough

the great north run.ventions. and we have got this d riverless inventions. and we have got this driverless car. hello. it is a car you can sleep in. something for the future. there is a competition running as well which will see a lot of little inventors. some of them are here. they have come up with some great ideas about life in 2030. a lot going on to celebrate and even in the background we have got a wonderful choir and band. hello! in the background we have got a wonderful choirand band. hello! i will leave them to play us out. you get it all on this programme. it is all happening out there today. 0ur it is all happening out there today. our business life page has the latest on one of my favourite subjects, pasties, pies and food. profits up at greggs, but they were down at the end of last year. you're watching business live. our top story: eu trade ministers are meeting in bulgaria to work out what they can do to stop foreign takeovers they don't like. there's growing concern about companies with go

apartment for the north stream to natural gas pipeline from russia the first pipeline of the north stream runs along the bottom of the baltic sea from russia to mean in eastern germany. it's just a project running alongside. i will double capacity of the group which currently stands at fifty five billion cubic metres critics say it'll increase europe's energy dependency on russia ukraine is set to lose out most of president over hof of russian gas exports to the e.u. pos through the country but for how much longer. by the time russian gas flows through these pipes it's already traveled thousands of kilometers from siberia or its way to customers in central europe this compressor station keeps the pressure in the pipeline stable ensuring the gas reached its destination for the west at least for now. this plant run by ukraine state energy company enough to gas was built almost forty years ago and it's now coming to the end of its working life as ukraine struggles to maintain its position as the chief transit country for russian energy needs to upgrade the infrastructure a pilot project financed

that north korea runs such operations is nothing new. ng the summer, and is trillion official arrested -- and is trillion -- ukraine's intelligence service, north korean secret service seeking nuclear technology. evidence that pyongyang has learned how to sidestep u.n. sanctions. brent: the clandestine commerce at the embassy was first reported by an investigative reporter. he joins us tonight. tell us how were you able to break the story? klaus: it was not planned. it took place in other countries where we were filming. we had an interview with a former official overlooking north korea. he was there until 2016. in one of his reports that there were giving to the security council, and one of the footnotes, was mentioned the german embassy as a place where such activities were going on. the next appointment we made was with the head of the german intelligence. that is when he actually confirmed, yes. brent: it pays to read the fine print in reports. have you tried to get reaction from the north korean embassy? are they talking about this?

the great north run runs across that. e which is going to be running through a longer time, that looks brilliant. that's our mock—up to give you a flavour of one element of this. there's loads of different parts of this. we are inside the sage building which is an arts and events venue building which is an arts and events venuein building which is an arts and events venue in gateshead, we have sarah here who his part of the team who won the bid to host this event so tell me what we have to look forward to. over the 80 days of the exhibition there will be hundreds of exhibitions over 30 venues, art in the baltic centre of contemporary art, great concept here, and a major innovation from across the north. the rocket is coming back but there will be vr versions as well, also talking about innovations of the future. the hyper loop, the transportation of the future. it's about inspiring the next generation of inventors. we have some of them here, good morning. morning! bear up bright and early and they have come up bright and e

of the markings on the german coast of ok construction of the natural gas link with russia north stream one runs along the bottom of the baltic sea from russia to new minn in northeastern germany is next project running alongside will double capacity which stands at fifty five billion cubic metres per year. well critics of this natural gas project say it will increase europe's energy dependency on russia ukraine is said to lose out most of president the harmful russian gas exports to the e.u. passed through its territory but for how much longer nicolas connelly reports this plant run by ukraine state energy company nafta gas was built almost forty years ago and is now coming to the end of its working life as ukraine struggle to maintain its position as the chief transit country for russian energy it needs to upgrade the infrastructure a pilot project financed by torture bank and underwritten by german export guarantees will see the multi-million euro compresses successively replaced but the question is will they ever really be needed. the north stream pipeline linking russia and germany directly

that north korea runs such operations is nothing new in december australian authorities arrested a man suspected of trying to purchase components used in missile technology for peeling. and in two thousand and eleven ukraine's intelligence service cut north korean agents seeking missile technology but the hardware is gotten through despite enforcement efforts when south korea recovered to spend north korean missile from the sea they found components from countries around the world evidence that pyongyang has learned how to sidestep u.n. sanctions. oh the claim destine commerce at the north korea busy was first reported by investigative reporter klaus share he joins us tonight from homburg clothes it's good to have you on the show tell us how were you able to break this story but it wasn't planned like that it took place in other countries where we were filming we had an interview with a formal official an investigator in the u.n. sanctions committee overlooking north korea he was there until two thousand and sixteen and in one of his reports that they were giving to the security counci

that north korea runs such operations is nothing new in december australian authorities arrested a man suspected of trying to purchase components used in missile technology for pyongyang and in two thousand and eleven ukraine's intelligence service cut north korean agents seeking missile technology but the hardware has gotten through despite enforcement efforts when south korea recovered to spend north korean missile from the sea they found components from countries around the world evidence that showing young has learned how to sidestep u.n. sanctions. and the investigative reporter who broke that story is close share he joins us now from hamburg congratulations on this major school what kind of equipment and technology is north korea alleged to have acquired through its berlin embassy. we don't talk about it be only talk about efforts or failed efforts that's what the german intelligence confirmed they were looking as germany is a high tech country they say this market is interesting for the north koreans if it comes to dual use items they give us one example that could go into chemi

that north korea runs such operations is nothing new in december australian authorities arrested a man suspected of trying to purchase components used in missile technology for pyongyang and in two thousand and eleven ukraine's intelligence service cut north korean agents seeking missile technology but the hardware has gotten through despite enforcement efforts when south korea recovered to spend north korean missile from the sea they found components from countries around the world evidence that pyongyang has learned how to sidestep u.n. sanctions. all the clandestine commerce at the north korea as he was first reported by investigative reporter klaus share he joins us tonight from homburg it's good to have you on the show tell us how were you able to break this story. well it wasn't planned like that it took place in other countries where we were filming we had an interview with a formal official an investigator in the un sanctions committee overlooking north korea he was there until two thousand and sixteen and in one of his reports that they were giving to the security council in o

this came in the form of report from north korea's state—run media which said the north korean delegationm the south green winter olympics and reported back. after hearing that report, he was very impressed —— south korean winter olympics. he was impressed that the north koreans we re was impressed that the north koreans were prioritised here and are treated well, and called for the north and south korean ties to be even warmer. so it does seem that the thought is on, if you like. people will remember, just a few days ago he sent a personal message, a handwritten message, to be leader of south korea inviting him to visit the north. —— thaw. we have not heard whether the south korean leader is going to do that. he does not want to just say automatically i will go, there would have to be some conditions. and yet there we have the us side, and we are not sure what is going on with them in terms of the conflicting reports about their to speak to the north. of the conflicting reports about their to speak to the northm seems that they are more open speaking the north. and the trump administrati

snow showers filtering to northern ireland and still running into north—east england.hursday. this isa amber warnings into thursday. this is a new one amber warnings into thursday. this is a new one across western amber warnings into thursday. this is a new one across western parts of england and wales going into thursday where we will see some heavy and disruptive snow and another bitterly cold day. you're watching beyond 100 days. republicans in congress meet to discuss gun controls and come up with almost nothing. the florida school shooting may have shifted the public opinion nationwide but on capitol hill resistance to new gun laws is as strong as ever. donald trump has proposed some new ideas — including raising the age limit for gun purchases — but republicans say they aren't keen. they couldn't even make five hours in syria — the brief humanitarian pause to let aid into east ghouta quickly collapsed. also on the programme... in the innner circle of the white house, hope hicks knows more than most. but how much of it is she prepared to share with a congressional

so these huge concessions with north korea will run counter to the trump administration's policy of putting [indiscernible] pressure on north korea. >> like you say, if this does happen as you say it will, where does this leave diplomacy? is the united states just sitting on the sidelines watching the two koreas try to come to terms? it almost sounds like bribery. we will pay the north if they will hold off on their weapons development a little longer >> well, i think without coming across as too grumpy, especially after the winter olympics, it would pay for the u.s. to go with the flow and enforce actions, really hut north korea through powerful means enforcing sanctions against the kim jung unregime. [indiscernible] weak compared to many other countries contrary to popular belief and over the past few years [indiscernible] really try very hard to enforce sanctions against the regime. and that's the right approach. so i would say silently but res louly do your job, enforce sanctions and elicit money. >> professor sung un lee from tufts university in massachusetts. thanks for joining us. >>

north. highs around the state will be running well above average and in the 70s in many places. if you're headed to the sierra you can expect spring-like skiing conditions with highs in the 50s. tomorrow will likely be the warmest day of the week with some highs in the upper 70s. it will cool slightly on sunday with some partly cloudy skies and highs in the 60s and mid 70s. sunshine and above normal temperatures are expected for most of next week. (grant) coming up.... police investigating arson at a popular north bay restaurant.... the suspect's connection to the restaurant up ahead. (catherine) and... what happened when the father of 'three' of larry nassar's abuse victims was overcome with anger in court today.. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers

north korean state run media says they are not interested.et's bring in the chairman of the house subcommittee on asia and the pacific. the perfect person to talk to about this. is this how you deal with the north? is it tough enough? >> i think what we are doing is the best thing going forward, ratcheting up the sanctions is the best thing. we've had a hand in the different legislation but more importantly working with the unanimous decision out of the u.n. and all the other nations putting pressure on any country or business that is still doing business with north korea, we are going after them. this is something that will bring north korea to the table to get a diplomatic solution and i think it's the smartest way to go. >> harris: should vice president pence talk to the north korean officials? the state run media has said they are not interested, i don't think it's up to them. >> i think if the opportunity is there, you can't get to a diplomatic solution if people aren't willing to talk end of vice president pence is willing to sit down a

temperatures in the north bay running behind where they should be for this time of weier year. upper 50s in napa and santa rosa. just have the extra layer handy for the afternoon in the east bay. castro valley inland. 60 dreeing brentwood. level one storm impact steal right system coming in on monday. rainfall less than a.25 inches. gusty winds and possible hail. looking at snow over the highest elevations above 2,000 feet. here is monday morning commute starts out wet. and some white. up in the hills. 8:00 a.m. it's widespread rain. but we're not expecting rave rain just enough to mess up the commute. on monday and then scattered showers continue in the afternoon and evening hours with mount hamilton and the lake mendocino area and hills. pink indicating rain and snow. by tuesday all gone. only to have another system come through. the but monday's system will dump snow in the mountains up to a foot expected. for some of the resorts. accuweather seven-day forecast featuring cold morning breezy afternoon, a little bit milder on sunday. level one system wintry mix for monday. and

out by october and office number 39 which is the north korean slush fund is running low of money, so this is an indication that the north wants relief from sanctions and thinks that by talking to south korea and the united states it can get it. i don't think the trump adminitration is going to be fooled by the north koreans this time. maria: some people say look, this is a killer. this is a person who doesn't care about human rights and talking about kim jong-un and his country. why does he care about sanctions do sanctions really work? >> well sanctions will work, it depends on how much political will the administration has. it has a program which is instituted from the beginning of its time in office of really trying to come up with the money because if you don't have money kim jong-un can't launch missile s and detonate nooks and engage in the giving rolexs to senior regime figures to buy their loyalty and that goes to the whole stability of the regime so sanctions are beginning to work but we need to do a lot more because we have yet to go after for instance the

lines running from east to west by twenty thirty train intense have another eight main lines running from north to south as well and actually the cost is very competitive that's why more people this this past chinese new year has traveled by high speed rail rather than the conventional rail but you compare that to like new york city which has been trying to build that subway line with the number two on for about seventy eighty years and it went like ten times over by and it was just like a mile long it was like hardly anything and it took years and so many layers of administrative you know like they went over the cost was a great article recently where they went over the cost of why it was so expensive to build in new york city and they had to have like three people who operated the elevator but there was no elevator there that there's no actual there was a elevator a lift but it was automatic so there was nobody at that actually needed to press any button but they had to have them by law in these three guys that were elevator attendants who just stood there all day making one hundred fifty tho

. >> runs north to south, right through the heart of the city.ens to wind up down by lincoln financial field. it may only be a hundred feet wide but we'll finds a way to make room. for everyone. >> sure sounds like an invitation to me. the eagles set that video on their facebook page for thursday's parade to celebrate our super bowl champions. the parade will start at 11:00 s morning with a press conference at 9:30. >> and put it on their tab. >> free beer, now that the eagles are super bowl champs after the victory bud light tweeted 25 bars along thursday parade route will offer flea bud light to pay tons, remember last summer lane johnson said woe give free beer to fans if the eagles won the super bowl. that's when bud light tweeted johnson saying let's make a bet. put it on, the party is on us, by winning it all, the birds have made that bet a reality come true on thursday. >> i don't know if this is a good idea. maybe i'm the only one. i like free stuff all the time , but just like okay? >> philly, i love you, but do we need more? >> exactly.

two things to notice, this line inside east anglia and this area is now running north—east up to yorkshiremost likely to see disruptive snow going into the morning. the met office hazzard snow going into the morning. the met office hazza rd amber warning snow going into the morning. the met office hazzard amber warning in forss versus looks, and the london area. another amber warning for parts of yorkshire, north—east england's, perhaps ten centimetres of snow, wet snow as well so accumulating rather than blowing around like powdery snow. disruption as possible in some spots. some snow in parts of wales. further snow showers on tuesday. some sunny spells around, some in the west. the showers will stay dry. it will feel colder than the temperatures suggest. ahead to wednesday, this area of concern is moving north. into eastern england and northern shortland, # northern scotland. you can see the showers moving in as we go through wednesday. some spread all the way from east to west across the uk, reaching parts of northern ireland. feeling cold and in these temperatures suggest when you fact

we are getting this from north korea's official state—run media, which said in an editorial, we have he dialogue with the us in the past, and we don't intend to in the future. and all this as the north prepares a massive display of its military might. yes, i mean, just as north korea is about to achieve something of a propaganda coup here at pyeongchang, with its unexpectedly high level of engagement, sending along kim jong—un‘s sister, and the like, the joint hockey team, what would you do to try and counter all that goodwill? how about a big, scary looking mass military parade, just across the border, to remind everybody of your nuclear weapons ambitions. now, it is thought that possibly they will try and somehow downplay this military parade, because there is not a lot of representation there from the foreign press corps, for example, but it is hard to get away from the fa ct but it is hard to get away from the fact that this will be happening, and there will be images going around the world showing this military parade in north korea, one day before the opening ceremony here at py

that you see lining here, they are property of the united nations, but the bored between north and south korea runs through each of them. >> walk in front of him or behind him, that side is north korea and that side is south korea. this room intended for negotiations is staffed by south korean militarmilitary, one gua blocks the door at the northern end of the building. buns you walk past the table in the middle, you are in north korea. there's a bit of theater to it all. as soon as the tour leaves, so do the guards. which is not to say that this is not a dangerous place to be. >> it's one of the most heavily mill t militarized zones in the world. that may answer your question. >> a north korea defector was shot and killed here as he raced to freedom. it's a dangerous spot, on what is called by some, the most dangerous border in the world. >>> from our viewpoint up here on top of the mountain that hosts the sliding sports, we see where all the action will be friday. down in the valley tis the olympic stadium where they will light the olympic flame this friday night during the opening ceremony. >> w

north. highs around the state will be running well above average and in the 70s in many places.you're headed to the sierra you can expect spring-like skiing conditions with highs in the 50s. tomorrow will likely be the warmest day of the week with some highs in the upper 70s. it will cool slightly on sunday with some partly cloudy skies and highs in the 60s and mid 70s. sunshine and above normal temperatures are expected for most of next week. coming up at eight.. a warning for north bay homeowners about to rebuild. what the state is doing to make sure they are not victimized again. plus. it's time again to file your taxes we'll tell you why your refund might be late this year. and next. several south bay schools set to close amid a budget crisis. where the students and teachers of those schools will now go... to the south bay ... where today parents learned ... several elementary schools in san jose will be closing.(steve) it's a story we've been tracking for weeks. a cash-strapped school district says a budget deficit has forced them to close three schools in the oak grove sch

run. timing has precipitation starting in the north bay late this evening and then down to the san franciscoay area close to morning rush. rainfall amounts will be light -- generally under 1/4" outside of higher elevation spots. even the typical wet spots should stay under 1/2" for the system. behind it and the associated cold front, cooler northwesterly winds will move across as the atmosphere starts to destabilize. expect possible thunderstorms for our region as the center of the cold core low quickly moves through thursday afternoon and evening. small hail and a slight chance of thunder was added to the forecast. with snow levels locally dropping to around 2,000 feet, many higher elevation spots could see a dusting of snow. gusty northwesterly winds of 15 to 25 mph will be common. even higher numbers potentially gusting to more than 40 mph can be expected along the coast. cool and quiet weather returns by monday night extending into wednesday. overnight lows will once again and 30s for many areas. many metro locations will see lows in highs just in the mid 50s to the lower 60s. a much mor

run. timing has precipitation starting in the north bay late this evening and then down to the san franciscobay area close to morning rush. rainfall amounts will be light -- generally under 1/4" outside of higher elevation spots. even the typical wet spots should stay under 1/2" for the system. behind it and the associated cold front, cooler northwesterly winds will move across as the atmosphere starts to destabilize. expect possible thunderstorms for our region as the center of the cold core low quickly moves through thursday afternoon and evening. small hail and a slight chance of thunder was added to the forecast. with snow levels locally dropping to around 2,000 feet, many higher elevation spots could see a dusting of snow. gusty northwesterly winds of 15 to 25 mph will be common. even higher numbers potentially gusting to more than 40 mph can be expected along the coast. cool and quiet weather returns by monday night extending into the first part of wednesday. overnight lows will once again drop into the 20s and 30s for many areas. many metro locations will see lows in the 30s with high

it runs north to south right through the heart of the city. it just so happens to wind up down by lincoln financial field. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> it may only be 100 feet wide but we will find a way to make room for every one. >> oh, yeah. >> keep trying to figure out who that is, people think it is bradley cooper, i think it is some guy from the south sitting on the stoop. >> it wouldn't. >> but he sounds, from the south. >> mostly sitting on the stoop in south philly. >> yes. >> down south, south philly. >> let's get this mini parade going, we are retracing, we will trace route of the thursday parade with our jen fred, broad and pattison. we still have steve out there as well. >> he is at the finish line. >> these two will come together possible hug and a kiss this morning at 10:00 o'clock. they are very close. jen, what is the plan, lay it out for us. >> here's what we want we want people to bring us notes, card s, anything they have for players and tomorrow we will come back to south philadelphia, drop them off at novacare. in just a few

north. highs around the state will be running well above average and in the 70s in many places. if you're headed to the sierra you can expect spring-like skiing conditions with highs in the 50s. tomorrow will likely be the warmest day of the week with some highs in the upper 70s. it will cool slightly on sunday with some partly cloudy skies and highs in the 60s and mid 70s. sunshine and above normal temperatures are expected for most of next week. (steve)in berkeley.. outrage over the arrest of a u-c employee at a rally yesterday. (catherine) witnesses say campus police used excessive force. (catherine)they talked with kron 4's hermela aregawi. she joins us live from the campus with the details.. hermela? according to police cole threw his sign at a car crossing through the intersection where the rally was happening.. but witnesses say.. police got the wrong guy. /union presidenthe's a coworker of mine. i work here on campus. he's a cook right and to see someone like him a standup memeber of the community treated this way, with an arm around his neck slammed to the pavement //to

. >> it was a victory against north korea. >> he runs an organization in seoul helping defectors. rth korean state media has made threatening statements about him, branding him "human scum." ji seong-ho has concerns about recent efforts. >> translator: i think north korea has a hidden side. i think this is just a show. >> the defector says any future conversation the south or the u.s. has with north korea must deal not only with the regime's nukes and missiles but with human suffering. washington seems to agree. bret. >> bret: thank you very trump administration preparing for its first transfer of a detainee from guantanamo bay. a saudi man said to be moved out of the facility and return to his homeland following a plea agreement with u.s. military military. the prisoner pleaded guilty to planning a 2002 terrorist attack on a french oil tanker off the coast of yemen. it killed one crewmember. he agreed to testify against other al qaeda detainees accused of the uss cole bombing and attacks on u.s. troops in afghanistan in exchange for his transfer home. top syrian opposition figures

recently and they should be and the remorse deep showers but they are really quite a long way north this cloud running through the bite and then towards the southern corner not particularly wet it indicates a slight change in the feeling of the weather because it's pretty hot in adelaide at thirty nine same size springs perth is up i think probably in excess of thirty to be honest with the wind coming out of the interior but out a bit of clouds the mix in melbourne therefore is much cooler and it's the same sort of differentiation the not so obvious come saturday forty nine springs. it's like the wild west they can do anything and the really hard for them to get the old powerful internet is the tool for democracy under threat. voices and they distort the debate in the echo chamber world of fake news in cyberspace the rules of the game have changed there are no precedents people out investigate dissin from asian democracy part two at this time on al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera the top stories russian and syrian government forces are continuing to bomb. the northern provinces ne

absolutely vital for china's growth the new silk road which goes right across kazakhstan and a north westerly direction runs right past the big oil fields as zone of the greatest strategic significance to russia. but these days china is gaining in power thanks to its state run oil company c m p c it's a pipeline now transports twenty million tonnes of cars to the chinese province of sheen junge every year. on up to medicine we're going with in central asia the west is the most important region at the access to the west has to be secured for that because that's where the huge energy sources linus i mean that if he. pulls off each china once you go beyond the mere exploitation of resources i think that's why . has offered an economic and political partnership to kazakstan with the concept of the new silk road alcatraz economist bush will call for to. so the new silk road is also an oil road for china in return beijing is building the infrastructure necessary for kazakhstan's development. that it is. it is. but in the village of kent near the oil fields of the chinese oil company the promise of affluence made

train lines running from east to west by twenty thirty chinatowns have another eight main lines running from north to south as well and actually the cost is very competitive that's why more people this this past chinese new year has just traveled by high speed rail rather than the conventional rail but you compare that to like new york city which has been trying to build that subway line with the number two on for about seventy eighty years and it went like ten times over by and it was just like a maya lawyer was like hardly anything and it took years and so many layers of administrative you know like they went over the cost was a great article recently where they went over the cost of why it was so expensive to build in new york city and they had to have like three people who operated the elevator but there was no elevator and there there's no actual there was a elevator a lift but it was automatic so there was nobody at that actually needed to press any button but they had to have them by law in these three guys that were.

. >> and in the north bay you may run into snow so that's kind of crazy. >>> let's get to the hi-def doppler. right now it came in pretty quickly but you can definitely see the green on your screen and that is rainfall. so some of those lower elevations not quite seeing snow flurries but just north of healdsburg, south of cloverdale, some snow flurries were spotted

agricultural in the face it's the perishables it's they you know the edge to speak to small running in north county dublin as in the supermarkets tomorrow morning and in different parts of the u.k. when you look right into the limit can you see examples of the one countries in the customs union one comfortable est norway and sweden for example not always out of the customs union sweden overseas afu european union members know that border this is not fictionalise but it couldn't be described as a hot ball of a maybe real sense it's not that it's not beyond the ingenuity of humankind to work the difference with a lot of the examples that are around if you take the european ones is that you know the countries that are outside third involve than i dared the european economic area and they've effectively signed off to brussels roods i'm tightly to movement and afraid meant to move and so so there. might be some technical difficulties but there's not many in our case it's different the. u.k. will be out of the whole last and and what david davies lights to mention is the american canadian border b