now if we take a closer look at japan, we got north west city winds, blowing down cold air, bringing more heavy snow to the likes of a kiddo. and han shoe, it's looking slightly more settled down in the south. it's likely to get colder in tokyo that the sky will remain settled with sunshine. now it is going to get cold and wet across north western areas of india. thanks to the wet weather that sweeping across afghanistan into pakistan brings really heavy falls. we are likely to see more flooding here. by the time we get to wednesday to creep into places like raj, a sun, where we have alerts out for thunderstorms, as it works its way more centrally. but down in the cell, it's much dryer. picture with a few showers creeping into the southern coast and thunderstorms in sri lanka. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always sun ah father, ah, mute loves the arch the stage is set to immortalize freezing memories or in a magical race against time. witness our time on a to 0. 0, a book about you know, watching over there with the whole rom, the reminder of all top stories that you have prime

we got north, west city winds, blowing down cold air, bringing more heavy snow to the likes of chicago and horseshoe. it's looking slightly more settled down in the south. it's likely to get colder in tokyo that the sky will remain settled with sunshine. now it is going to get cold and wetter across north western areas of india. thanks to the weather that sweeping across. i've got to start into pakistan brings really heavy falls. we are likely to see more flooding here by the time we get into when state will creep into places like raj, a sun, where we have a lot south force on the storms as it works its way more centrally. but down in the south, it's much dry, a picture with a few showers creeping into the southern coast and thunderstorms ensure lanka. oh, the weather bug sit by casara always on counting the coffee climate emergencies, the price of going green and why it doesn't need to cost the earth use dealings and unlikely leader and economics becomes the test bed for controlling our prices was no gold deposit to why is that one of your walks biggest exports counting the cost on al

the chinese capital is just a 100 kilometers north west of challenging, in other regions of the country. cities have gone into full scale, locked down after larger operators. and here's a round up of the latest current of virus news around the world. india has reported almost 880000 new cobit 19 infections the most since late may. thousands of people took part in demonstrations against corona virus restrictions on sunday in belgium and the czech republic, in israel, more than 250000 people have received a 4th dose of the vaccine. and all travelers to greece are now required to present a negative test result upon entry. despite being facts, ne, traditionally one of hollywood biggest party saw the golden globes took place on sunday, largely ignored by stars of the silver screen. with waiters announced on alive blog, jane campion became only the 2nd female winter to director to win the best rel, apprised with her dark western power of the dog. steven spielberg's remake of west side story picked up the gong for best musical or comedy. the ceremony was held behind, closed doors was not televised. an

and you know, there's maps of this and you can see cities in the north, south, east and west, all having problems at the moment. so it's, it's really unfair what the future of the cause of government is at this particular moment i'm, we're hearing about injuries not only amongst demonstrators, but amongst police as well. you know, there were clashes, you know, certainly in almost either classes overnight and the interior ministry said there was at least 190 people injured overnight. and most of those were police. but again, this is also being repeated in other cities. so, you know, we're talking about hundreds of people who have been hurt during this fighting, and now we get reports to that. there's been some shooting, at least one protest or according to our house of service, was killed in the western city of walked out on the coast. there's reports or another for ester also there was shot and there's reports of cars in october, and it almost either driving around with no license plates and taking shots that journalists, or even in the case of all of the one opposition leader without sp

not too cold, outside of city centres around —10 —2, maybejust above freezing in town centres. a different story for scotland, northern ireland and north—west, a very mild started —— outside city centres, —i england, a very mild started —— outside city centres, —1 oh —2. the air almost pivots around the high pressure and the milder air is shunted to the north and over scotland there was a bit of cold air from the continent. we have the milder air in from the continent. we have the milderair in the from the continent. we have the milder air in the north, the colder weather in the south bursting with lingering fog into the afternoon, temperatures varying a little, 8 degrees in london the double figures. 0ne away, not a huge difference but we have showers forecast for the western isles of scotland —— double figures for stornoway. lingering fog. it is so difficult to predict weather fog will form overnight and where it sticks around through the afternoon, but in one or two spots temperatures might be one or two above freezing, thatis might be one or two above freezing, that is what happens at this time of the year when the fog sticks around. sa

it's led by a former parliamentary speaker and gain support from the city majority, north and west of iraq. at the state of law coalition took 33 seats. it's led by a former prime minister, who has been widely blamed for fueling corruption, the kurdistan democratic party, $131.00 seats, had as many as a mix of kurdish, an arab candidates, and with 17 seats each as the foster lance, which is linked to iran. and the curtis donnie coalition, which is a nationalist party calling for self determination for kurds. i let's go log now to mark root. otherwise had our course wanted him by david mahmoud up a lot of uncertainty. here was one of the expectations when i was now at the headquarters of the parliament to the press center at the parliament, the parliament members had been arriving for this on a funeral session to be convened. very shortly. 301-0329. parliament members are expected to be sworn in here to day and then vote and elect a speaker. oh, the parliament and 2 deputies through direct a secret ballot. now as you know, this has been a long awaited decision and it has just come afte

port city. china has stepped up, it's 0 tolerance strategy in the run up to the winter olympics, which are due to begin invasion next month. the chinese capital just is just 100 kilometers north west of tianjin, in other regions of the country. cities have gone into full scale locked downs after larger outbreaks. and let's take a look at some other corona virus news from around the world. now, india has reported almost 880000 new covered 19 infections the most since late may. thousands of people took part in demonstrations against corona virus restrictions on sunday in belgium, and the czech republic. in israel, more than 250000 people have received a 4th dose of the vaccine. and all travellers to greece are now required to present a negative test result upon entry despite being vaccinated. now it is traditionally one of the hollow holy woods biggest parties, but the golden globe took place on sundays on televised, and largely ignored by stories of the silver screen. winners were announced on a live blog. jane campion became only the 2nd female director to win the best drama price with her dark western power of the dog. a steven spielberg's remake of west side story picked up the

to keep your eye on — kidderminster harriers, of national league north, against the mighty premier league west ham. holders leicester cityinners of the manchester united aston villa match on monday will host middlesbrough. championship side cardiff will visit liverpool. manchester city will host fulham while brighton travel to tottenham and wolves welcome norwich city. birmingham city pulled off the shock of the season the women's super league. —— in the women's super league. they beat the league leaders arsenal. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three minutes with this effort here before viatriki sarri doubled that lead just before half—time. it's birmingham's first victory of the season while arsenal suffer their first defeat. birmingham are now out of the relegation zone. manchester city thrashed brighton 6—0 to secure a third consecutive victory. vicky losada had the pick of the goals. city leapfrog brighton into fifth in the table. so confirmation of those results, then, and that loss for leicester at reading means they prop up the table this evening. the african cup of nations got under way this afternoon with t

reported its 1st community case of the army con variant of covered the positive cases from the city's north west and had the uh district less than 2 weeks until paging host the winter olympics and was just a day to go until the start the australian opened the walls, number one men's tennis plane of act joker, which is again in detention in melbourne hotel. a court hearing is scheduled to begin soon will now hundreds of people are marching north in honduras towards the border with guatemala, in the 1st major migrant caravan of the year. march is made up mainly of hon. doran's, am nicaraguans hoping to reach the us about 2000 kilometers north. 62 percent of hundreds, live in poverty. a situation made worse by the pandemic, and to hurricanes in 2020. she a mara, castro takes offices on der as president in less than 2 weeks. with a pledge to revive the economy and, and corruption. mo facilities for refugees, migrant in mexico are now running out of space as families keep arriving from central america. very few people have been able to continue their journey north as the asylum process for entry into

the surge of coven 19 infections in pakistan's, north west, and see if the shower as prompted city officials to impose a so called smart lockdown cases, spiked up by 24 percent on monday. last week, pakistan reported its highest number of data infections since abandon. it began under the new restrictions people are not allowed in or out of several hot spots in the shower. those are the headlines coming up next on al jazeera listening. both they were this, i see a refugee mean starting a game. but building a new life in a new country is no easy to drive. the witness follows one of the last refugee families from syria to be granted an american visa. from their personal sacrifices to the families priam meet the syrian on. i was just 0 party gate in the u. k. boris johnson, the b b. c. and the art of distraction to more reporters killed in mexico. there's no more dangerous place to do journal it. and we're listing the dark list. one news cast at a time. the south korean radio station beaming into north korea. ah, hello richard gilbert and you're at the listening post where we don't cover the new

keep your eye on, kidderminster harriers, of national league north, against the might of the premier league in west ham. holders leicester citythe winners of the manchester united—aston villa match on monday will host middlesbrough. championship side cardiff will visit liverpool. manchester city will host fulham while brighton travel to tottenham and wolves welcome norwich city. so the fixtures coming in thick and fast. no respite at this time of year, and in the last hour, it's been announced that everton�*s premier league match against leicester on tuesday has been postponed. leicester do not have the required number of players available, due to covid—19 cases, injuries and players on international duty at the africa cup of nations. birmingham city pulled off the shock of the season in the women's super league. they beat the league leaders arsenal. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three minutes with this effort before viatriki sarri doubled that lead just before half—time. it's birmingham's first victory of the season while arsenal suffer their first defeat. birmingham are now out of the relegation zone. manchester city

some of the 700 boys detained in the prison were used as human shields. meanwhile, city and refugees in the north west are trapped in their snow bound tents that appealing for urgent help before the freeze to death. a lauri's are struggling to reach nearly a quarter of a 1000000 internally displaced people because of the weather as had big reports. a city of tense. this is life for around 250000 syrians force from their homes by the civil war. and now after 10 years of continued conflict, snow and rain is their latest enemy result. so a lot of the very cold weather, the massive volume snow and the bad condition of the camp have led to the tents, damages everywhere. we also allah and we urge those who are willing to help do the best for us. we don't have firewood and there is no heating. we burned some shoes and clothes just to offer some heat to the children and father, traveling to the area, was already difficult. the snow has made it impossible. agencies are struggling to get access. 10 have collapsed than the weight of the snow. the few that do have shovels do what they can. the rest are left to mo

the chp says it's a good ride from hayward out to foster city west bound 5.80, to the north. the richmond sandra fell bridge. here's our toll plaza camera. 2 cars. so there you have it. it's an easy ride into the north bay from richmond this morning. and then for those of you already in the north bay heading down to the san francisco 1, one southbound across the golden gate bridge is your commute direction. and we just had one car go by. and that's all. so it's an easy ride all around the bay this morning. nothing getting in your way just yet. let's get back to sports now. jimmy g we're watching and waiting to see how well his hand heels up before they face the rams. this sunday will be the starter. that's the question. and the warriors really need klay thompson back after losing back to back games on the road. will he be on the court finally come sunday kron. 4 sports director jason dumas takes a closer look. >> the warriors finishing their road trip in the big easy, but they had to do it without steph curry, draymond green and want us connell. anderson, all out so tall orde

that is where a gunman is reportedly holding people hostage in a synagogue in the city of collierville. i was just north west off of dallas. neither synagogue called the congregation beth israel at was in the middle of a service since believe when an are man entered a live stream of the service continued and did so for some hours with the voice of the gunman, heard in the background, apparently negotiating with police a swat team, it was sent to the scene nearby, residents evacuated to safety at let's bring in our killer my pen, r u. s. correspondent to props, fill in the gaps. that's as much as we know that said the lines coming in at kaleb at what more is know where exactly is this happening? sure, this is happening in collin bill, texas, which is near fort worth. and from what we understand, a police negotiating team is on the scene as well as the swat team. now the individual is inside the synagogue and apparently holding a number of people hostage. it's been considered an active hostage situation. and the shooter, the, the armed pottage taker was negotiating and was live streaming the entire thing on so

a suspect to go man is holding people hostage in a sinner in the city of collierville, just a short distance north west of dallas. local media fighting police sources is reporting those held a rabbi and congregants. a thought team has been sent to the scene, a nearby residence, evacuated safely. there was a live stream of the service, the synagogue, when the suspects entered. an apparently negotiations with police could be heard you know let's cross live now to our us corresponding caleb more pin. caleb, it's still a fluid situation. do we know anything more after last our were individuals who are being held hostage by a gunman. 3 of them are congregants at the synagogue, and one of them is the rabbi. now we understand that the gunman, you know, he walked in to the saturday service at the synagogue and interrupted the proceedings and proceeded to hold the folks hostage at this point. he has said, if anyone tries to enter the building, everyone will die. he has also said that he believes he will die today. now, it under, we understand the hostage taker is calling for the freedom of office, the dc office

i government is holding people hostage in a synagogue in the city of collierville, just a short distance north west of dallas, with local media reporting. those held are a rabbi on congregants, police and local media say a swat team has been sent to the scene and nearby residents evacuated to safety. were less cross live now to r a u. s. correspondence heal up low and a killer. good to see you can tell us what more is known about the situation than in taxes. sure. well, at the synagogue in a city near fort worth, they were having their saturday services worship services as they do on a weekly basis. and then from there, there was a live stream of an individual who answered the individuals live streaming themselves. they had a gun and they repeated if anyone tries to enter this building, i'm telling you everyone will die. we understand that the rabbi and congregates are being held hostage inside of the building on the live stream. you also said, quote, i'm going to die. don't cry about me. now the, the gunman is reported to have a british accent and elsewhere on the streams. he has made references t

a good money is holding people hostage in a synagogue in the city of collierville, just a short distance north west of dallas. local media sites in police sources is reporting those held a rabbi and congregants. a small team has been sent to the scene, a near by residence, evacuated to safety. now there was a live stream of the service, the synagogue running when the arm suspect entered, and apparently negotiations with police could be heard and will be less cross live now to our us corresponding caleb moping. caleb, a very fluid situation. the moment can you think? because what we know so far, please indeed, so we have a situation in kali's vill texas just outside of fort worth. there's a synagogue. and at that synagogue of 4 people are being held hostage by a gunman. now from what we understand, those who are being held hostage are the rabbi of the synagogue, as well as 3 congregants who had attended the saturday weekly services held at the synagogue. now from what we understand, at this point, the live stream has been cut off. there was a live stream that was going showing the services and that

>> reporter: the 5g rollout happens tomorrow across the country, major cities east to west, north to south. but the real issue here that airlines say is that what it causes to flight safety, that this could lead to major problems for critical instruments that pilots rely on and that could lead to thousands of delays, thousands of disruptions, thousands of flight cancellations they say. what is at issue here is that the 5g radio spectrum operates on a similar spectrum to what is called a radar altimeter. that's an instrument in commercial airliners and cargo planes and helicopters that beams a radio wave up, giving a hypersensitive look at how high an airplane is above the ground, and this could cause errors in that instrument, these airlines say. so they have set this lever, ten airline ceos, to the department of transportation and the biden administration calling for immediate action here. this rollout was already delayed by two weeks. they say it should be delayed again. and in this letter, they say the ripple effectings across both passenger and cargo operations are workforce and

north—west. there will be a contrasting temperature. underneath the cloud, some others holding onto double figures but in towns and cities, temperatures furtherose clear skies slowly pushed south with cloud of outbreaks of drizzly rain being confined to the far south of england and wales. milder temperatures in the south than in the north. outbreaks of fairly light rain lasting through the day. that's all down to this cold front which will eventually clear away and then we've got higher pressure moving in as we head through the week. that means from wednesday will see south—westerly winds, high—pressure drawing in the milder air. further south, we are underneath high—pressure but cold it air around us. a different picture north to south across the uk. from mid week in the north, mild and breezy but further south some colder weather on the way and we could see some fairly stubborn fog patches and low cloud lingering. it's working dry for most areas, just a few showers across the far north—west of scotland where it will be cloudy and breezy. temperatures getting up into double figures here. further south, temperatures getting up into double fig

north and many more in the south. me our mati. they're frightened by the situation in the city. one of them says it's as if the war has already arrived. west african leaders are meeting at a high stakes summit to discuss a plan to postpone elections. and molly, which has been under military rules, into coo and 2020 the 100 committed to holding elections this february and return the country to civilian rule. but just over a week ago and said it needed more time to carry out reforms. molly has been battling as the hottest insurgency for years, and large parts of the country are outside government control. let's get more details now. do you have your correspondent isaac colored z, who's in accra? where echo us leaders are meeting. isaac, thanks so much for joining us. let's start with echo us. it's been insisted that molly holds elections as planned in february. how is it responded to this postponement? that's been proposed by the military government. so initial reaction from alco asked him from the ac was mediator who is looking at the situation dies for my, my dear, i'm president. good. like you and i fun. and who has said that this time to

cities it's a little bit more unusual key west, florida. drag queen climbs into an oversize shootings lowered from the balcony in eastover, north carolina. 30 pounds, ceramic fleas or drop to the ground in mount olive new jersey, home to the mount olive pickle company. a giant pickles slides down a flag pole and in some countries italy and spain. for instance, people wear red underwear that's supposed to bring good luck. so we read on where tonight. >> cal poly is going to be honoring the late hall of famer coach and sports broadcaster. john madden. the 2 cal poly universities in san luis obispo and pomona. they made a last-minute adjustment to their annual rose parade float and honor to honor the famous alum, madden played both football and baseball at the san luis obispo campus when the school was known simply as cal poly. the tribute will be very subtle. but keen eyes will probably be able to spot it. there will be a small football adams name and with the slogan ride high. that's a reference to the university's fight song. >> one small speck for man. a giant scientific achievement for mankind. new video shows the james webb telescope as

police opening fire on crowds or gatherings and cities even and all the, there's still protest going on in the west. there's still some protest going on in the north. but you're right, i mean, is it hard to get it? we heard bruce, this all began as protests against sky rocketing fuel prices. bridge are you with me to list that we may have lost. we've may have lost the signal there yet. we apologize. that fortunately, we've lost the signal there with bruce. or let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making news around the world. this our police in sudan abuse, tear gas against thousands of demonstrators demanding a transition to civilian rule. there are reports that at least one protest was killed at least 60 people who died in protest since the military took power in a qu, at the end of october. a toxic gas league from an industrial tanker has killed at least 6 people in western indian. another 25 people were hospitalized after they held the gas in an industrial complex in sir rot, in good to run state. to israel now were residents of what are known as mixed cities are still working through an outbreak of violence that occurred

urbanized areas such as are marty, the largest city in catholic, stan and north fulton because the capital formerly known as us. and it has also been felt in the west of the country. these places in out in a desert close to central asia, a place called the longest thou region. of course there was some backtracked by the government. they did say that we're going to re impose a limit, but that's kind of done nothing to bring any sort of calm with the people they've taken. not taking this lying down, they've come out as i say, in their hundreds to protest this. they've been torching police cars. they have tried to get in to the government buildings as well in marty president. so kind of has told those getting involved that they should not get caught in these protests in this unrest. he said that attacking the military is illegal. and as we already heard, the government did back track a little when they took that price cap of they did re and impose some limits for it hasn't done anything to kind of quell that rest. we can hear what president kind of says in his address to the nation right now, that i guess i just and you, dear compatriots. i appeal to

city. everything north of of the lake, rock lidge and pars of the oakland hills. 12 deaths and 46 shootings result in injuries and some had multiple vehicles. -- victims. downtown, west oakland. 17 people killed. at least 83 injuries. east oakland is the most dangerous part of town. 10 fohomicides. and at least 448 people shot. the deeper you go, the more shootings and killings. one more number. officers responded to 3300 shootings in oakland. think about it. 3300 shootings. what is more important than the numbers is how you feel. and many people say that they don't feel safe in oakland. why the increase in violence? officers say they see a lot more guns in the streets. some people blame the early release of inmates. they also point to bail reform, releasing violent suspects on no cash bail. it turn things around, oakland is funding more police academies to fill vacancies. the police department is budgeted for 737 positions and right now, they're down to 692 officers. the city is nesting more money in operations cease fire. an intervention program providing high-risk individuals jobs and other alternatives to gun violence. in three weeks, the department will shift 48

city. everything north of the lake are traditionally very safe areas. 12 deaths, and 46 shootings have resulted in injuries. some had multiple victims. downtown, west oakland, 17 people killed, and at least 83 injuries. east oakland remains the most dangerous part of town, 105 homicides, and at least 448 people shot, and the deeper east you go, the more shootings and killings. one more number, officers responded to about 3300 shootings in oakland. think about it. 3300 shootings. what is even more important in the numbers is how you feel, and many people say they don't feel safe in oakland. why the increase in violence? officers say they see a lot more guns in the streets. some people blame the early release of inmates. they also point to bail reform, releasing violent suspects on no cash bail. to turn things around, oakland is funding more police academies to fill vacancies. the police department has budgeted for 737 positions. right now, they are down to 692 officers. the city is also investing more money in operation cease-fire, an intervention program that provides high risk individuals jobs and other alternatives to gun violence. and in 3 weeks

urbanized areas, such as are marty, the largest city in catholic, stan and north fulton because the capital formerly known as us and what it has also been felt in the west of the country. these places in, out in a desert close to central asia, a place called the longest thou region president. so kind of has told those getting involved that they should not get caught in these protests in this unrest. he said that attacking the military is illegal. and as we already heard, the government did back track a little when they took that price cap of they did re and impose some limits for it hasn't done anything to kind of quell that unrest. we can hear what president kind of said in his address to the nation right now, that i guess i just and you, dear compatriots, when i appeal to you to show prudence and not to come to provocations from the inside and outside to protect you for you on campus calls to attack the military and civilian offices are illegal. the government will not talk about in places like marty that has been a state of emergency. and of course in the reason of your style is i just said there's also a few in our marty from 11 at night 37 in the m

there are areas in the north west of this country, why you can't even bear to trouble as an official despite the military escort. remember, jacob, who now the capital city here. it's a distance of 157160 kilometers. but people travel this old with hertz practically in their mouth, because this has become a kidnapped us, then keep nothing for ransom. it's now big business. it's a foster criminal, fastest growing criminal enterprise nigeria. so the situation is very, very tense and very dicey. what be no general public in the north west of the country asking for if not sympathy from the president is not condemnation. they want to see more action because this conflict has been going on for almost a decade. now. tell us more about what action that government is taking and more about the context of the ongoing security situation. what do you government over the past 3 years has deployed more truce boy couldn't to the region, but this conflict has grown even bigger and more deadly. since then, the security forces have killed dozens or even hundreds of these attackers. but again, when you look at the different situation apart from the bandit with this conflict

is just 35 kilometers, also east to west, with a population of around a 106000 people, mostly in the capital city of new qualified. now it is 70 kilometers to the north where we find the volcanic island in question hung a tongue ha. bites are relatively speaking. this is very, very close. and then in turn from bear, you've got a whole lot of other islands, in fact, with an at night 100 kilometer radius of the volcano. we've got the islands of fiji coming into view. we've also got american summer to the north and the island of samo. that's just in an 800 kilometer radius. and while it's much further south, obviously to get down to new zealand and australia in new zealand is 2000 kilometers away. but there were even warnings down there for increased swells and waves. as you heard advisories of also been in place along the u. s. west coast algiers. phil of l is monitoring. the situation in los angeles is with us now live . phil was sliced while we're still on the advisory. adriana is that the 3rd level of alerts is aware of 4 stages. the top one is warning. when on a soon all me warning that means get out of the water, get away from the water, gets a hi

west virginia with the heaviest snowfall. by 7:00 a.m., it's finishing up with new york city. it pushes more north and east.t will finnish boston around 5:00 p.m. the question is how much snow? washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city, 3 to 6-inch range. maybe some areas a little more. boston, bump it up a little mre. i'd say 6 to 9-inch range. with the interception of you folks in washington, d.c., this is the first snow event for all the east coast big cities. you guys are becoming old hat ate it in the nation's capital. >> lonnie quinn, thank you. >>> also, there's breaking news tonight about a possible cause of yesterday's deadly fire in philadelphia that killed 12 people, including eight children. investigators believe a 5-year-old child may have been playing with a lighter near a christmas tree in one of those units. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. s you covered. [girls laugh] -nice smile, brad. -nice! thanks? crest 3d white. 100% stain removal. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. to support a strong immune system your body needs a routine. centrum helps your immune defenses e

west virginia and the appalachians an ice storm for the carolinas. and then monday morning, high gusty winds could knock out power. and a coastal flood threat for new york city >> reporter: in north carolina crews prepping to handle ice buildup on power lines with fears of worker shortages because of covid. >> we're doing everything humanly possible based on our limited resources of trust. >> reporter: after last week's nightmare in virginia on i95 trapping drivers more than 24 hours, the governor together declaring a state of emergency. crews pre-treating the interstate for ice expect travel delays this weekend as airlines face worker shortages in addition to the storms. many are already waiving change fees. lester >> dasha burns, thank you. >>> there is breaking news tonight on covid. the cdc just out with new guidance on masks. and americans will be able to order free rapid tests from the government website here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: as omicron sweeps across the country, tonight the cdc is updating its mask guidance saying people can wear higher quality n95 or kn95 masks without worrying about supply shortages and that those better fitting masks offer better protectio

north and west winton avenue. you have another accident. so we are seeing some delays when you're heading into the city, wants you do reach the maze back down to under 12 minutes. we're starting to get up there. san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes for your drive. another accident. this is out of walnut creek, southbound, south of jury road. so we are starting to see some delays along 6.80, and we'll leave you with the richmond. sandra fell bridge traveling out of richmond at around 7 minutes. daria, back to you. thank you. reyna is 8.19, and president joe biden is pledging to nominate the first black woman to the supreme court. now that justice steven briar is retiring here. a look at the possible candidates, a short list of nominees, including california supreme court associate justice leondra kruger san jose state political science lecturer donna crane likes the short list, but says that a justice won't be able to slow the right word trajectory of the supreme court. this term alone. we are seeing. >> 3, 4, 5 giant issues come before the court. and it's it's still going to be a 63 conservative majority.

the west of the uk, hence those colder north—westerly winds coming our way and dropping the temperatures overnight, so thursday, a more widespread frost. those are the temperatures in towns and citiesmaybe pushing one or two showers down some of those north sea coasts but generally, thursday will be dry and, again, there'll be a lot of sunshine, a chilly wind, yes, and temperatures will be typically around 6—8 celsius. welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories: no turning back — novak djokovic has just touched down in dubai after being deported from australia over the country's vaccine policy. we'll be live with our correspondent near dubai airport and get the mood in melbourne as the australian open begins without the mens number one. the man who took four people hostage at a synagogue in texas is confirmed as a 44—year—old british citizen. now, uk police make two arrests in manchester. surveillance flights head to the pacific island nation of tonga to assess the damage caused by a volcanic eruption and tsunami.

city. we're also seeing a fairly simple ride as well on west bound 5.80, to the north here at the richmond,dra fell bridge toll plaza cars steadily streaming past the toll gates and onto the span, working their way into marin county. as for north bay commuters coming into san francisco, the golden gate bridge right has been nice and smooth so far. and that's still the case here at 5.31, with traffic steadily streaming marin county, down into san francisco without any issue. >> 5.31 right now, big story that we're following in the east bay. investigators looking for new leads in the fatal shooting of an alameda county sheriff's recruit named david when and now a large reward is being offered to find and arrest the shooter. kron four's will tran standing by live in alameda county. >> with the story will. >> james, they giving anybody who has any information, 10,000 reasons to call the alameda county sheriff's department so they can track down whoever shot and killed david win on tuesday. 28 years old. let me show you his picture. he was leaving the training facilities. this is around 4.30, in

city. let's jump to the north. the richmond, sandra fell bridge. check out the right here on west bound. 5.80, traffic again, stopping up in a couple lanes here at the toll plaza. but no issue on the span. the chp says it's a fairly clear, right. as you're making your way from richmond out towards sam of sandra fell this morning and then once you're in marin county, if you're heading down one o one across the golden gate bridge in san francisco. yet a little foggy. but that's about it. you're making a good time from warren county into the city this morning. let's get the headlines here at 71 and some breaking news this morning. a recruit for the alameda county sheriff's academy has died. now after being shot in oakland right near the toll plaza of the bay bridge. kron 4. sarah stinson is joining us now with the very latest on this story. sarah. >> james. that's right. the alameda county sheriff's office says they're all heartbroken and disturbed that one of their deputy recruits was the next person to be shot and killed while just driving on a bay area freeway driving home from wo

west san jose city line with cupertino. the chp started getting calls of a man running into north bound traffic, apparently trying to get hit by a vehicle. a driver of the toyota box truck hit the suspect, killing him. was unable to avoid a collision. he struck the pedestrian. he remained at the scene and waited, and he fully cooperated with our investigation. this morning, all north dont lanes were closed at the chp investigated the collision. one lane was eventually reopened, allowing morning rush hour traffic to squeeze past the scene. chp officials say heavy fog here in the south bay this morning had them worried that approaching motorists might drive into the crash area and caused a second accident and that's why they closed. the north bong lanes of highway 85 for so many hours this morning while they investigated the incident again , the santa clara county medical examiner will release the identity of the man who was hit and killed. and it is official cause of death alive outside the chp headquarters here in san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you up in oakland. thank you. jesse the oakland unif

the west of the uk, hence those colder north—westerly winds coming our way and dropping the temperatures overnight, so thursday, a more widespread frost. those are the temperatures in towns and cities, a stronger wind here, maybe pushing one or two showers down some of those north sea coasts but generally, thursday will be dry and, again, there'll be a lot of sunshine, a chilly wind, yes, and temperatures will be typically around 6—8 celsius. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. novak djokovic arrives in dubai after being deported from australia, where the tennis open he was hoping to compete in gets under way. two teenagers in the uk have been arrested in connection with the siege at a synagogue in texas on saturday. mps return to westminster after a weekend in their constituencies, hearing voters views on the downing street lockdown parties — will it change the pressure on the pm? charles mcgee, one of the most decorated african—americans of the second world war, has died aged 102, an original member of pioneering all—black squadron the tuskeegee airmen.

the west of the uk, hence those colder north—westerly winds coming our way and dropping the temperatures overnight, so thursday, a more widespread frost. those are the temperatures in towns and cities, a stronger wind here, maybe pushing one or two showers down some of those north sea coasts but generally, thursday will be dry and, again, there'll be a lot of sunshine, a chilly wind, yes, and temperatures will be typically around 6—8 celsius. this is bbc news, the headlines: novak djokovic has arrived in dubai after being deported from australia. it comes after a ten day legal tussle over whether he could be granted a visa despite being unvaccinated. the australian open, in which he was hoping to defend his title, is now under way. it's not clear where he'll go next. here in the uk, police have arrested two teenagers in manchester over the siege at a synagogue in the us. four people escaped unharmed after being held for several hours near dallas. the hostagetaker was a british citizen named malik faisal akram. one of the most decorated african—american military pilots, charles mcgee, has died aged 102. an original member of the tuskegee airmen, an all—black aviation unit formed dur

west virginia for the heaviest snowfall,elheay snowfall for new york city 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. but 7:00 a.m., finishing up with new york city and pushes more to the north and east, will finish up in boston, around 5:00 p.m. so the question is how much snow do we pick up? gton, c., philadelphia and new york city, i'd put you in a 3 to 6-inch range, maybe more in some areas. boston, more, 6-89-inch range. with the exception of you folks in washington, d.c., this is the first snow event for the east coast big cities but you guys are becoming old hat ate in the nation's capitol. all yours. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you. breaking news tonight about a possible cause of yesterday's deadly fire in philadelphia that killed 12 people including eight children. investigators believe a five-year-old may have been playing with a lighter near a christmas tree in one of those units. all right, coming up next, remembering the unsung heroes of the january 6th attack. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things

many of those issues go a little farther north and west inland, where we will not see as much ice, snow will be a problem. one to three near raleigh, elizabeth city, four to eight inches of snow for us and even into central south carolina, we're talking upwards of a coating to an inch, which doesn't happen often don't necessarily know how to handle it as much so it will cause issues on the back side across the northeast, it will be frigid with temperatures in the single digits and that will head into next week bundle up. >> i'm going to sleep in the studio tonight, adam, thanks. >>>p markets are plummeting this week which stocks were hit the hardest and where the broader market could head from here. >>> voting rights advocates in florida ringing the alarm after governor desantis proposes a new special police unit to oversee elections. >>> mass freight train robberies in california. what the thieves are stealing, the mess left behind and growing call for action. >>> today caps off a pretty bad week on wall street. the markets posting a sea of red. both the dow and s&p sanction more sank more than 1% today. the biggest loser, the nasdaq. now having