we will iterate that to determine what the right path is, but there are some north stars in that structure that say we have to start moving out in certain directions. that is going to challenge our topline considerations. what i told the department is, we need to look internally first, at ourselves, to see where we can find savings within the way we traditionally do things to help fund that before we can ask for anything more from the taxpayer. that is the process we are going through, that is what the stem to stern review is, and it is a staggeringly low number relative to our topline. our topline is over $200 billion a year. if we can free up 5%, 6% of that, we can move down the path and get to a 355 ship plus navy in the next few years. but we have to do some soul-searching to get to that. >> what are the risks you finding the most confounding to confront right now, or the challenges right now? sec. barrett: this will take a toll on all of us. >> [inaudible] [laughter] [inaudible] sec. barrett: motion activated lights. so we are working especially hard to look for ways of process reform

was worried about the money i was worried about the dog at the same time after spending 2 days at north star parents being treated for hypoglycemia rufus was able to return home at the initial examination the veterinarian the care for rufus certified he was unfit for purchase rufus's cross-country journey began a miller's burge ohio on a farm owned by most troyer this is how i am after i buy the dog after he is delivered then i start googling most rare then is when i start and then i was like what is wrong with you why wouldn't i really that's how naïve i was i thought it was going to be perfect and then then i start googling and i hindsight was like i need to find out where these parents are like i was disgusted less than 2 weeks before nicole purchase rufus online tours the u.s.d.a. license was cancelled currently no u.s.d.a. or state commercial license is issued for this address i've got like giving up a couple times a i said no one's call me back this is so frustrating but then i kept thinking it wasn't about the money it was the fact that this was a life that no one cared about. they ar

the headline in the last recent years but the conflict there is far from over now we've been to north star 4 and south are for just a little less than 2 weeks ago and there are still people or it's based in camps there are still people who say that they worry that they can not go back home even with the peace talks going on here in south sudanese but they're saying that they feel like these talks is not related to them because nobody has come down and sat down with them to consult them on what they need what's their idea of security what's their idea of justice what's there and you know ending the conflict for good still you know we still see waves of violence or rather up rates of violence i'm just really genuinely december and there were over 200 people who were displaced and i still believe in going to do this insanity and sold thousands go into neighboring chad so the conflict in darfur while it is not in the headlines as much as used to be in the us it is still very much. more one what's the feeling there and cartoon what they're saying and dark or there today with all necessarily rep

world for the last 70 years if those are absent then we will have no direction we will have no north star and that's going to be a lot of young girls you know the law of the jungle and do you just quickly have any hope that among the many colleagues we know that they will somehow wake up and say this matters look it breaks my heart when i see 2 presidential candidates one who's the exiting resident of the white house and one who's the democratic front runner neither of whom really care about human freedom one who's trumpeting. the greatness of of fidel castro and the other one who seems more fond of not a mere putin then he does not have the article audience that's bernie sanders yesterday and yes that's bernie sanders who is the current front runner for the democrats. that breaks my heart because america has been the power that has stood for these things the only hope that i have is one based on history and you know as winston churchill said we like to try everything else out there in the end we generally do the right thing and i'm going to give you the last word on on how you would see

and that's important for the families are still struggling to survive here morgan imports from north star 4. years ago the dreamed of a stable life where her family would have enough for their name instead she was displaced by darfur as were she and her children have left the displacement camps in western sudan and now live in a village in north darfur but she says she and her family are still suffering from the effects of the conflict going on in this place there are no schools for our kids to go to so none of them receive any kind of education there are no hospitals so we have to walk for miles or hitch a ride from cars passing by to take us to the nearest hospital even for water we have to walk out was because there is no pump in our village. the war in darfur started in 2003 when ethnic tribes in the region rebelled against the government it led to more than 300000 people being killed and over 3000000 displaced the war was labeled a demo side by the international criminal court which issued 3 arrest warrants for the then president already. now this western region is dotted with dozens

they have no north star. and they are going to focus on their base, get them excited and angry.bout convincing the american people because they know they can't. they never feel shame about it. they destroy people's lives. the great thing last night, we had a chance to see people who love america and they were clapping. >> what i love, i look at everything through an economic prism. i don't care if you are black or white or male or female, you should have the same access to opportunity and the american dream. for too long the democrat party made this about the color of your skin or sex that you are as opposed to what you do with the opportunity you are handed in life. donald trump is saying i want to give every single one of you an opportunity to go to work and have the chance of success and the american dream. i think people responds to that. it doesn't matter the color of your skin, what sex you are, identity politics, it has to end. >> it's ending because of a president who doesn't have to put together policies for blacks, whites, jewish americans. he puts together policies fo

and i've told them our north star is accuracy. we want to make sure that if there's another issue and another county that there's a process. and that's why we've asked the state party if there are other issues that emerge. let's take a look at them. >> the sanders campaign not happy with you on another issue. the debates. not the new hampshire debate, that's set. but nevada. you have changed the debate qualifications parameters and it would allow michael bloomberg to be on that debate stage. and senator sanders is suggesting it allows michael bloomberg to buy his way onto the debate stage. >> we were very clear four or five months ago. the threshold in july was 1%. the threshold in december was 4%. the threshold in january was 5%. now that people have started voting, we use proxies that are reflective of the fact that people voted. if you get one delegate out of new hampshire or iowa, you're on the debate stage. or if you get to 10%. i don't think mayor bloomberg has made the stage. and if people have an issue and i understand, i'

squaw alpine, north star and heavenly, just a little over three hours to get to those resorts.se drive times are coming from san francisco, so if you live north of here, probably in a better situation. our base totals here, 29 inches to 59 inches for heavenly. 43 to 95 for squaw alpine. moving over to sugar bowl, sierra at tahoe, just under 3 hours for those drive times. kirkwood, 3 hours and 22 minutes. kirkwood has 57 to 54 inches of snow. >>> our san francisco dogs bougie to the bone. >> a new bakery is selling luxury dog treats that includes an organic birthday cake. it's called mishka. the doggy bakery makes birthday cakes of chicken, beef, turkey and lamb. they're $65. >> oh. >> they are. >> but they're quality. >> they're $65. >> yeah. >> but look what you can do. look how cute that dog is. >> look at these photos. >> oh. >> this is what it's about. instagram. >> mm-hmm. >> taking pictures with the cake and your best friend dog and then putting it on instagram. the bakery also has smaller treats. they have gold leaf on them. those range from $12 to $26 if you're not read

a 3-hour ride to north star and more heading to heavenly. the base looks great as well.heck out the tahoe traffic report to sugar bowl, 2 hours and 51 minutes. no chains. heading out to kirkwood is looking great. 3 hours and 22 minutes. as mike mentioned, there might be some snow on sunday, so you can see some delays. most folks might not be heading back to monday for the holiday or even they might stay there all week for ski week for a lot of schools next week. guys? >> all right. thanks. >>> happening today, san francisco international airport will hold its grand opening for the new sfo sky terrace. the 3,000 square foot indoor and outdoor observation deck cost more than $6 million to build. it's at terminal two. it offers travelers and visitors a place to relax and soak in the views. you don't have to have a plane ticket to get inside. it opens tonight at 7:00 p.m. and closes each night at 10:00. >>> 328 days in space, that is a long time even longer in dog years. that's why a nasa astronaut's dog was over the moon when she got home to galveston, texas. she was return

for squaw alpine, north star and heavenly a little over three hours for the drive times.re seeing, the base for heavenly, 29 inches to 55 inches. moving over to sugar bowl, sierra at tahoe, kirkwood, just good three hours. no chains required for the highways. i will move over so you can see the screen. sierra at tahoe, 38 inches to 68 inches. looking pretty good. >> all right. >>> injured warriors superstar steph curry has extra time so last week he and his wife made a visit to "sesame street" to hang out with their friends, cookie monster, elmo, grover. "sesame street" tweeted the pictures with the #season51, a hint that the currys will be on the show in the next season which starts in the fall. >> did you catch that? it was real quick. >> what was it? >> on the dressing room doors they put your names up there, and it's in the "sesame street" font. you have your own name where "sesame street" is usually. >> how cute. >> isn't that cool? >> i hope you get to take that. >> just snatch it off the door? >> one day you mik'mike will get it done?'n, ok, let me tell you what th

north star, 3 hours and 11. heavenly, 3 hours and 16 minutes.ll these drive times are from the station here in san francisco up to the resorts. most snow i'm seeing, that base at squaw alpine, 39isms. all of these have lowered or stayed the same. no new snow. sugar bowl, 41 inches to 78 for that base. sierra at tahoe, 34 to 63 inches. drive time for kirkwood, 3 hours and 23 minutes. reggie and kumasi? >> happening today, you're invited to enjoy free admission at sf moment ma featuring the work of dawoud bey. since the beginning of his career bey used his camera to depict communities and history largely under seen. he portrays african-american history in a direct and poetic way. the bey exhibit runs through may 25th. >>> coming up next, the 7 things to know before you go. >> first a live look outside at 6:52 how you watch it does too. tv just keeps getting better. this is xfinity x1. featurinthe emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the mo

and her north star. so i think she's showing a lot of restraint. she's tlog work with him on a lot of issues he talked about if he's sincere about infrastructure and prescription drugs. extend those deals and we will sign them. we're ready. >> impeachment is now over. but the house judiciary committee chairman says you guys will likely subpoena john bolton. why didn't you subpoena him in the impeachment was in your hands? >> it was the senate's job. they should have subpoenaed him. they didn't. we sought to subpoena him during the house inquiry and we were told we houwould have to see hin court. the reason we may have an interest in bringing him back is thot to relitigate ukraine, but he may have information about other corrupt deals the president is involved in. we would be foolish to believe if we look at this like a ten-story build asking we have only unlocked one room and one story and turn on the lights and see the shady dealings with ukraine to think no other room has rats in it. this president asked the russians to help him. with the phone c

that's why it took us longer because our north star was indeed accuracy. >> are you calli ining for a-wide canvas. >> we're calling for the latter because there were reports in a number of presints. i don't know the precise number. and, you know, one of the things that is important for your viewers to understand is in the grand scheme of things, you got to get 1,991 delegates to the national convention to win the nomination. there are 41 in iowa. in all likelihood, given that we have -- there is a concern here, a concern there and a number of presints, in all likelihood that's not going to affect the national delegate math, the range of the allocation of those 41 is not likely to be affected by any additional review because there are over 2,000 or so state delegate equivalents. the reason why i think it's important is because i want to make sure every iowa voter knows their vote is counted and i want to make sure every voter across this country knows their vote was counted and that we take our commitment to accuracy very seriously. >> the way i understand the rules for the state party

look, the north star, the biggest thing for democrats right now, is to beat donald trump.nd doubling down on some old hostile wounds from the 2016 campaign does not help us unite. it just drives us further apart. and also the point that these attacks, by both women, were not based on issues, were not based on climate change, were not based on the green new deal, they were personal attacks, and it's just not helpful. >> alexandra, we're hearing from another progressive surrogate of sanders, congresswoman omar and she called the attack against sanders desperate. listen. >> i know you might have noticed that the attacks on bernie have become more and more desperate. we have seen it. you might hear a lot of labels being thrown out. bernie is too radical. bernie's too dangerous. bernie's too polarizing. divisive. you might even hear the s word. socialism. >> alexandra, who is she trying to call out there? >> i think that she's calling out the general way that bernie's campaign and what his supporters feel like have been treated, right? i think not just by folks like hillary cli

that's why it took us longer because our north star was indeed accuracy. >> all the candidates are innow with that primary just five days away. the latest daily tracking poll from the boston globe which comes out around a little after 11:00 p.m. so there'll be another one within an hour has bernie sanders leading with 25% support. but unlike in the past, the boston globe has decided not to endorse any candidate in tuesday's new hampshire primary. instead the editorial board says some customs must die. the editorial board says the end of an antiquated system that gives outside influence to choosing presidents to two states that demographically more resemble 19th century america than they do the america of today. >>> up next, we'll have more on what to expect next tuesday in new hampshire. next tuesday in new hampshire. the worst... ...especially when your easily distracted teenager has the car. at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving [ping] with sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road. the all-new subaru forester. the safest forester ever. doprevagen is the number

that's the success you have a north star orienting to something that's meaningful, good things happenou said the goal wasn't an ipo. you're getting $7.1 billion, half cash, half stock. i'm sitting on the floor of the new york stock exchange where a lot of people will see this as one that got away. bill.com got away here a at half the valuation. why not go public? >> again, for us, as a company that's focused on a mission, we always said the ipo was a tool in terms of helping consumers benefit. and, you know, we didn't need the capital. at the end of the day, the partnership with intuit, our ability to help consumers and the data that create, that was the most meaningful thing and that's what gets us excited. >> speaking of the future, talk about artificial intelligence. we've talked about it across the whole consumer mission on how that will benefit consumers, pull things forward. what conversations have you guys had about a.i. and how that will grow in this combined effort to benefit your users >> yeah. if you take a look at how banks are using artificial intelligence modeling, reall

the north star for thisen preshas been donald trump's image and what's best for donald trump in that moment. >> woodruff: so r,philip ruc just today, we are learning in a speech last night in new jerseye former wouse chief of staff john kelly make something statements about pcasident trump' to the president of ukrae, what much of this impeachment process was about. john kelly saying that call- what the president asked for, to investigate bidens, was illegal. and he said those who called the president out on this, said it was wrong, like alexander vind man who was forced out of the white house the other day, he said mr. vindman was just doing his job. he went on to criticize soe me f esident's policies. my question to you is why did it take more than a year for someone like johnicle tow spe out? >> it's a big deal that john kelly spoke out the way he did in that un versity speecd it's taken so long because he fears ret riabuse from the so do so many others who served this president and continue tosi serve this prnt. they know he retaliates against any signs of betrayal, and he has no

more foreign troops will not help resolve the country's conflict mali and other countries the north africa's star how the region have suffered a surgeon terrorist activity over the past few years or france recently pledged an extra $600.00 soldiers to the region $4500.00 french troops are already there the u.n. official told us why the situation the country is was the name despite the increased security presence. if you look at the needs that have been identified for 2019 over $3000000.00 people needed support from humanitarian activists and we hand planned to use about $324000000.00 however only 51 percent has been received obviously you cannot cover the needs of all of the people identified. if you only receive half of the money particularly as the situation is getting worse we are looking at a situation where more people will need our support and we do have about $1100000.00 people that are in the additional. humanitarian assistance. says 26000 the number of jihadi attacks in the region has increased 5 fold and thousands of people have been killed or displaced in the latest incident on sunday

. >> it's true, i saw the temptations early and all the fights but the president stuck to his north staras doing what he thought was right. and whereas i would say a lot of politicians follow the polls eliminated brinhe actually brings the polls to his positions and he can change polls. when the president was elected, his net favorability was 37.5% on election day, now it's up 46%. so what we've seen is constantly, the more the president has been attacked the more people realize, uh, what he's fighting for and they see that he's been resolved, they love that he's fighting for them. when they see washington fighting against him, most people don't like washington so they like the fact that he's fighting against washington and what we've seen is he's just grown and grown and grown and i think what's going to be exciting about this campaign is that the three wheels of politics are, tell people what you're going to do, do it, then tell them you did it. we've done the first two and then the campaign is really going to be about telling people what he's done and i don't think the country really

extraordinary role at the end of the cold war in helping the countries of eastern europe find the north star for democratic development so the trend of the european union northstar in the nato northstar we got civil military reform and a lot of these countries. people were worried about bulgaria and turkey of a conflict in romania and hungary have a conflict. i think that relationship help to smooth the transition. that has been an incredibly valuable alliance. it still does need more in the way of transformation and that does take money. >> okay we have time for her to more questions. as a phd student but a stanford undergrad. and a former student of mine and she joined us this past summer at aspen and is a compelling speaker the floor is yours. >> so i want to talk about after aspen in october we follow the houston rockets controversy where they treated about the hong kong protesters and i think the response to that entire controversy was lacking i never really saw anybody from the us government stand up for freedom of speech or things like that. and i wonder what you would say, secretary

. >> customer obsession was our north star. erd so, you know, it was a place where we knew wea part of that was new, the internet there was an excitement that we were doing something that hadn't beenone before. it was exhilarating. we were all aligned around building for customers. >> hey, you guys. >> hey. (bezos laughs) >> i've heard there was an empty chair that would often be put at meetings. >> yeah. >> who was in the pty chair? >> yeah, so that empty chair was there to remind usll to understand the customer, hav empathy for the customer, understand the details of the customer experience. the customer isn't there, we have to bring forward the voice of the customer. (phone ringing) >> thank you for calling amazon.com. >> narrator: and bezos quicklyar d that in this new online world, he could understand exactly how customers were behaving. >> all orders do need to be placed online. >> it was made clear from the beginning th data collection was also one of amazon's sinesses. all customer behavior that flowed through the site was recorded and track. and that itself was a valuable comm

extraordinary role at the end of the cold war in helping the countries of eastern europe find a kind of north starfor democratic developments so the twin of the european union northstar and the nato northstar, we got civil military reform in a lot of these countries and a lot of people worried between bulgaria and turkey goes into conflict, will romania and hungary have conflict and the nato relationships built to improve that transition so it's been an incredibly valuable alliance. it still does need more in the way of transformation and that does take money. >> host: we have time for maybe 2 more questions. not a green riley is a phd student but she's stanford, former student of secretary rice and a former student of mine and i was joined in this pastsummer at aspen and she was a compelling speaker so now the floor is yours . >> i want to talk about something that happened after aspen so in october we saw the houston rockets controversy where the general manager of the houston rockets tweeted something in support of hong kong processors while the team was in china and i think that the response t

north of seattle. remaining dry, stars and clouds, patchy fog in sheltered valleys. most spots settle in the 40s. north bay holding in upper 30s. chilly start. tomorrow is cooler, breeze along the coastline, mainly sunny, nice day but will be cooler atmosphere. 59 in the city for high. 67 in santa rosa. 65 in concord, 64 in san jose and livermore. high pressure still in control, partly cloudy skies, cooler afternoon. front to the north will swing through early monday morning with rain and kicks up the breezes in higher elevations. afternoon will get out of here and sunshine. accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler, tomorrow breezy on monday. once the winds calm down, cold mornings, tuesday and wednesday, then spring-like warmth friday and saturday. we'll try to break down the pattern by the end of the month. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00. falling head over heels, how new couples got to know each other better over roller coasters at six flags today. >>> part of our commitment to building a better bay area, abc7 news devoted a week to covering b.a.r.t., rode trains and visited every wean air

the vision, the transformation of the department, the north star of where we would like to be is sfusddents and families experience a transportation department as one that is student-centered and responsive in providing ecofriendly transportation options that are prompt, reliable and affordable. our goals to achieve that vision provide each and every student with equitable access to educational opportunities, strengthen operational efficiency, increase organizational clarity. as the board may know, we don't run our own buses. we partner with school bus transportation provider first student. the sfusd determines who rides the bus. we design the bus routes and schedules. we provide the customer service to families first student provides and maintains the school buses, assuring they are safe. they hire and train the bus drivers. they operate our daily routes and provide customer service to our students, families and site professionals. onto our next slide, we see that costs have increased 38 percent since 2014. the total number of students served remain relatively stable. we see that at 2

this is the north star. fredric douglas's newspaper. 4,000 sub prescriptions nationally.dn't even have an iphone. $2 annually. create and sell your own media. this is my radio show. sundays 8:00 to 12:00 p.m. it's a conservative station, but i'm really, really like contra. so on any given moment depending on who the sponsors are i can get fired. i'll say there's only two genders, pro, or sis. right? so when i say that, i can get fired. so i made my own podcast just in case they fire me. [ cheers and applause ] quick, we got a minute left. anybody know who this is? say it real quick. it's not harriet tubman. ah ha, that's fredric douglas's first wife. why are we ignoring women as patriots? [ applause ] amplify the voices of women. diana is right there. she will not comply. these are women, the sister on the left is deceased now, run and create their own show. we have to amplify the voices. 15-year-old young lady first time shooting, x shots. john brown, i got 50 sebds left. that's john brown, he worked with fredric douglas, harbor ferry anybody? support virginia. we got a

pelosi, who called cummings the democrats' north star said in a speech that she hopes people in the futured they will see how special he is. and he was incredibly special. >> he really was. that was the room where elijah and i worked together. >> really? >> where i was chairman of the civil service committee. he was ranking member. a lot of times, somebody passes away and you go, oh, i never saw that coming. i can tell you when he was a become bencher, when he was on even that subcommittee, everybody knew that elijah was special. he was just -- he was a special man and he did have a way of bringing people together, people with whom had very little in common. i still think back one of the more moving moments was when he was talking to michael cohen at the end of michael cohen's terrible day on the hill. >> the compassion, the empathy, but also the sense of justice, that he could put together all at once while delivering a message to him. >> defending mark meadows, even though mark meadows didn't defend elijah cummings. >> that, too, was amazing. >> but for elijah, didn't matter. he would ha

north... from teesside. ..and from the south... i've come from brighton. ..to witness what the rally‘s star attraction called the greatest moment inodern british history. we should celebrate the fact that, freed from the constraints of the european union, we, once again, will be able to find our place in the world. to be independent, to be free to make our own trade rules, our own laws, our own trade laws, who we trade with is supremely important for me as a briton. big ben's brexit bongs hadn't materialised.

stars. i asked our north america correspondent peter bowes how he would sum up kirk douglas.golden age of hollywood. he was a man of many talents, many personalities. we've just heard about his extraordinary career. but i think he'll be remembered in this town of hollywood as much for what he did on the big screen as he did in real—life. he was quite a formidable figure. we've heard about some of his struggles. the time he wasn't particularly popular, certainly in the 1960s, with some. of course, very popular with others, as he worked to end the hollywood blacklist, the ban on using filmmakers with suspected communist sympathies. it was a very tough time in hollywood. i spoke to him in 2008 and he said that was one of the things he was very proud of, proud of his achievements and the way he stuck his neck out at that stage in his life for something he believed in. and peter, there's some pretty uncomfortable things, i think particularly for the #metoo generation, emerging that we may or may not be true, we don't have enough information to deal with that, but there was a hinte

is the owner of the "miami herald," "the kansas city star," "the sacramento bee," "the charlotte observer," "the news & observer" in raleigh, north carolina, and "the fort worth star-telegram" in texas, among other local papers. it recently won a pulitzer prize for the "miami herald's" reporting on jeffrey epstein, but it has been plagued by layoffs and financial troubles. mcclatchy says it plans to stay in business and will use bankruptcy to shed legacacy debt and pension obligations. in california, at least 17 people were arrested during the third day of a wildcat strike by third day of a wildcat strike by graduate students at the university of california santa cruz. the hundreds of graduate students are demanding a cost-of-living adjustment of $1412 per month, which student educators say is necessary to avoid living on the brink of homelessness as they teach classes and provide essential work to keep the university running in one of the most unaffordable cities in the country. the strike is not authorized by the local uaw union that represents student workers across the university of california system. the trump administration

minutes from to 38 to 37 and then no problems so far out of the santa cruz mountains heading north into los gatos star6.48 warriors head coach steve kerr is pushing for improvements to prevent gun violence. he talked about it at a local form in san francisco. has been a outspoken supporter of gun control because his father was killed in the mid 1980's, his father at the time was university president and he was assassinated by a an attack by gunmen in lebanon now kerr is promoting a program for gun safety called and family fire. >>you know terrorism you know family fire spousal doesn't doesn't make any difference how it happens it's it's. >>but it's somebody losing their based on somebody's firing a gun up and so and family fire is all imploring gun owners to the safety habits a to keep their families safe to keep visitors to their homes safe. >>and family fire launched in 2018 and is designed to educate gun owners about safe gun storage. >>to the south bay now where police say that this man. rio she for c a has turned himself in for the murder of a woman at an air bnb in san jose. sheriff's office is

north these days. >> buzzing with star sightings. two lock buster movies film in the city. actor woody harrelson was spotted shooting a scene in the upcoming "venom 2". onlookers gathered. you can hear several gunshots being fired before a crew member shouts, cut! >> keanu reeves sightings becoming more frequent. the actor is in town filming "matrix 4". his twitter video shows him filming in a cafe in the financial district. i saw a huge crowd of people, police, a lot of people putting their cameras. i did not spot keanu. >> that is who i have been wanting to spot. i just want to say hi. >>> time now is 5:51. one urgent care dr. is spreading kindness. >> next, how he is helping people out with their co-pays and the inspiration behind it. that is ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> before we head to break, now, we know the trump strategy- try to win by attacking, distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they lik

we now need to start emphasising this because everyone thinks that star mac has gone, but actually the northotland, northern ireland, could see some wintry showers —— storm ciara. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. well, we heard that report from our correspondent simonjones a little earlier. he's spent the day in dover, where ferry service have been cancelled due to high winds —— and he gave us this update. the word i have been using all day is grim. as you can see, a lot of people have come down. it has become a bit of a spectacle. these ferries can cope with high winds and strong waves, but today it has simply been too much for them. down the coast from here, at hastings, there was a dramatic rescue in the sea because a surfer decided, despite the conditions, to head out into the sea. he was swept away along with his surfboard. people did not know what had happened. there was a huge search, involving the coastguard helicopter and the lifeboats and he was found some three hours later, several miles away. in a nearby bay. and the coastguard are saying, it is very likely