. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ eric: asturias, on the north-west coast, is part of what some call celtic spain.e with the british isles left asturians with grand celtic traditions. two centuries of coal mining gave them working class pride. young men, like lluques díaz rozada, grew up learning folk dances, songs, and the art of pouring asturian cider with their hands held high. lluques díaz rozada: there you are. eric: and drink it straight away? lluques: yeah. eric: cheers. lluques: cheers. it's good? eric: ha, ha, ha, ha. it's very good. it's got bubbles. lluques: i hope so. eric: so lluques, you are from a mining family, your whole family? lluques: yes, yeah, all my family: my father, my brother, my uncle, my grandfather, my great-grandfather. everybody in my family. eric: was in the mines. lluques: now i'm an electrician but, nowadays, it is our job. eric: you can't be a miner anymore? lluques: no, no more. no mine any more. eric: with the stroke of a pen, spain's coal industry has been flushed away. mines had been losing money since the 1990s, surviving only on state subsidies. governments

boats also take all our fish and all the gas is only about thing kilometers. often some of those north west coast authorities have closed off the re denying local finish fishermen access work once plentiful waters, the rest, the children company and the u. s. firm, close them of energy has been developed in the projects aimed at exporting natural gas to europe. the senegalese government believe that will boost the national economy. it is legitimate, fair and equitable that africa, the continent that pollutes the least in lags further behind in the industrialization process should exploit its available resources to provide basic energy, improve the competitiveness of its economy and achieve universal access to electricity . these andy, toys is exasperated by sanctions against russia. first europe to seek also, if supplies from africa, the leader of the eas largest economy, germany visited, circle in may, during which he emphasized the importance of securing liquefied natural gas across from the west african country. then in september of poland present arrive in senegal, in pursuit of future gas de

. >> sitting on the north west coast of sardinia is the city of alghero. the kingdom of aragon, from north east spain. protected by the sea and the city walls, the people of alghero have a deep attachment to their local identity. at the local fish market, i'm meeting chief antionetta salaris, who considers herself algoherese first and sardinian second. >> hey, i came to see you as i have to do some shopping. >> what would you like? >> now you are speaking -- >> i'm speaking catalan, the dialect from alghero let's say. the fishermen here are all algheresi. >> my understanding of the local dialect is limited, to say the least. but i've always understood lobster. >> this a female homarus lobster. they are both females. >> a family. >> the female lobster is a bit pinker insider whereas the male is a bit whiter because females have eggs and cream, which are delicious. i'll take all the lobsters. >> okay. >> the pride of the local community, alghero's lobsters are considered among the best in the world and the secret to their delicate flavor is in the local wate

south asia, it's been largely drive a clear sky is, of course, much of pakistan, good north west of india and that west coast. but the rain isn't very far away. we're going to see some very heavy falls across new port as well as northern areas of india, warnings out for wood. cons, as well as top pradesh, that rain set to intensify and push its way further. north west was gonna see it intensify across that eastern coast. touching into carola sri lanka, seeing the worst of that on thursday that she weather update to with sponsored by catch all day with frank assessments, different united states. she, we both that you're running, the program was peer to peer with opinions. i believe that our media agenda should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many times. critical debate is that homo students, something that can rotate in depth analysis of the days, global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the sour north korea has fired the ballistic missile over japan. for the 1st time since 2017, it flew for 4000 kilometers before fal

but we will continue to see plenty of showers on those exposed north and west facing coasts here. here, highest values where we've got that sunshine, 17 or 18 celsius. it looks likely that that little ridge of high pressure will stay with us as we move into tuesday. but then low pressure start to threaten out in the atlantic, an indication of what's to come later on in the week. so certainly the beginning of the week will be largely fine, settled and sunny. but from wednesday onwards, things be get a little bit more unpredictable with some sharp showers and blustery winds. you're watching bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. prime minister liz truss and chancellorjeremy hunt will hold talks at chequers, the pm's country house, later as the uk government tries to salvage its economic credibility. the uk chancellorjeremy hunt tells the bbc that nothing is off the table over future tax changes, but says that the government will be �*compassionate�*. i'm not taking anything off the table. i want to keep as many of those tax cuts as i possibly

but we will continue to see plenty of showers on those exposed north and west facing coasts here.where we've got that sunshine, 17 or 18 celsius. it looks likely that that little ridge of high pressure will stay with us as we move into tuesday. but then low pressure start to threaten out in the atlantic, an indication of what's to come later on in the week. so certainly the beginning of the week will be largely fine, settled and sunny. but from wednesday onwards, things be get a little bit more unpredictable with some sharp showers and blustery winds. good afternoon. the new chancellorjeremy hunt has asked conservative mps to get behind the prime minister liz truss. he's insisted that she remains in charge of the government, and said the country needed stability — not another "protracted leadership campaign". mr hunt is holding talks with ms truss today on further changes to the government's tax and spending plans, which led to turmoil on the financial markets. she's faced another blow to her authority with criticism from the us presidentjoe biden. 0ur political correspondent pete

conducted over night tuesday into wednesday local time with artillery units firing from both north korea, east and west coast. very similar to another life firing artillery exercise they conducted last friday. now the south korean say around $250.00 rounds with which shells falling into the so called buffer zone. now this is a zone that runs along the maritime and land border between north and south korea, where back in 2018 the 2 sides agreed not to conduct such tests in that area as a way of trying to de escalate tension. so the south koreans have condemned. they saying this is a major provocation, and it comes to south korea itself, conducts annual military drills involving a number of different units across south korea. also involving a u. s. units with joined to drills, the kind of drills which own taishan possibly with the south, which it's further raised the nuclear attention level here on the peninsula. while the leader of hong kong is expected to outline his administration's priority as during his fast policy address and just under an hour, john lee is expected to focus on plans to revive the econom

ireland in eastern scotland but we will continue to see plenty of showers on those exposed north and west facing coasttures, similar values, 10—13, the highest where we got that sunshine 17—18. it looks likely that that little ridge of high pressure will stay with us as we move into tuesday. but then, no pressure starts to threaten out in the atlantic and it's an indication of what's to come later on in the week. so certainly the beginning of the week will be largely fine, settled and sunny. but from wednesday onwards, things will get a bit more unpredictable with some sharp showers and blustery wind. this is bbc news. the headlines... the uk chancellorjeremy hunt tells the bbc that nothing is off the table over future tax changes, but says that the government will be compassionate. china's president xijinping has been defending his controversial zero—covid strategy as a historic communist party congress kicks off in beijing. the irainian authorities claim a fire the iranian authorities claim a fire at a prison in the capital — tehran is now under control — as protests continue. —— the iranian authori

but we will continue to see plenty of showers on those exposed north and west facing coasts here.r values, 10 to 13 degrees here, highest values where we've got that sunshine, 17 or 18 celsius. it looks likely that that little ridge of high pressure will stay with us as we move into tuesday. but then low pressure start to threaten out in the atlantic, an indication of what's to come later on in the week. so certainly the beginning of the week will be largely fine, settled and sunny. but from wednesday onwards, things be get a little bit more unpredictable with some sharp showers and blustery winds. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk chancellorjeremy hunt tells the bbc that nothing is off the table over future tax changes, but says that the government will be "compassionate". i'm not taking anything off the table. i want to keep as many of those tax cuts as i possibly can because our long—term health depends on being a low tax economy. china's president xijinping has been defending his controversial zero—covid strategy as a

north, hull. meanwhile, avanti west coast has been running a reduced timetable because of strike action by membersom cities including liverpool, glasgow and manchester are affected. hate crimes recorded against lgbt people georgia maloney is italy's first far—right leaders of the second world war. her party won last month was a elections —— giorgia. hate crimes recorded against lgbt people are the highest they've ever been, according to new figures for england and wales. more than 30,000 homophobic and transgender hate crimes were recorded in the 12 months until march of this year, and many more are thought to go unreported. our lgbt and identity correspondent, lauren moss, has been finding out more. my very turning up somewhere is something that's enough to create anger in people. shea is transgender. she says she and her family experience some form of abuse almost every single day. i've been shouted at on the street. i've been yelled at when my kids are with me. i've had things thrown at me, i have had one violent assault. in march, shea says she was physically attacked, leaving her with a knee

west? well, that high pressure ridge we have in place is going to send anything well to the north of us. so the west coastthe wa up to the pacific northwest is staying dry in this forecast ahead. good news for fleet week is so many people get to the city that will be 60's and 70's today. lots of sunshine already 60's across the coastline and 70's for bayshore spots. burlingame, at 75. also at 75 foster city, san mateo, palo alto in santa clara in the south bay, san jose. you'll be at 77. well, those some morgan hill, 80 east bay shoreline, really comfortable fremont at 74 oakland, 72 concord. in danville, you'll be a 83 today. same in pittsburgh in antioch, sonoma and napa right at 80 while santa rosa through nevado in the upper 70's. tomorrow's temperatures right around the same as today's and there's the inland heat from wednesday, thursday into friday as highs inland rise into the 90's. bayside areas will tap into some low 80's while coastal spots state mostly in the 60's to low 70's. we're clear and dry all the way through this upcoming weekend, right. john, thank you for that. well, we do have an acc

north, hull. meanwhile, avanti west coast is running a reduced timetable because of strike action by members of thervices from cities including liverpool, glasgow, and manchester are affected. nearly 1.5 million households across ukraine are without electricity. a ukrainian government official said russian missile strikes had continued to target its energy infrastructure. ukraine's energy distribution company said it would limit the power supply in several regions, including kyiv. outages have been reported across the country. our correspondent, hugo bachega, is following developments from kyiv. the ukrainian presidential office said around 1.5 million households across the country are without power following this morning's attacks. the ukrainian air force said russian forces had fired 33 cruise missiles but that 18 of those missiles had been intercepted by the air defence systems. today's attacks targeted energy infrastructure in regions away from the front line, like lutsk in the north—west, cherkasy in central ukraine, and also odesa in the south where at least three people were injured as a res

just in the last 24 hours, north korea has fired hundreds of artillery shells off the east and west coast of north korea. showing its displeasure at those military drills hang between the u.s. and south korea. saying they were close to the dmz, and they say they ordered their military to fire threatening warning shots into the water. that according to state run media. some of the shells overnight local time actually fell into a maritime border buffer zone, this buffer zone was something decided between north and south korea in 2018 when relations were far better than they are at the moment. now north korea has been whittling away at that zone. everyone i talked to expects the missile tests and firing to continue. certainly by next week, experts are assuming that the missile launches will continue. >> we'll be watching in time of such activity in the region there. thank you. >>> still, millions of americans are bracing for the big chill. kevin cline, tom berger -- i think they're talking about the temperatures. i want to get to meteorologist chad myers. kevin costner cut from that film all

also north korea's artillery was in action, a firing a drills of firing according to south korea or a 170 shells into the sea, from both the east and west coasts. according to the north koreans, this is in response to thursday's artillery drills being carried out by south korea and also north korea dispatching 10 military aircraft flying quite close to the d. m z close enough to the dmc for south korea to lodge. it's in interceptors including f, $35.00 jets and rob. as you say, we've seen this unprecedented period of missile activity from the north. what's been the response on the south and it has been radley condemned as you except would expect from south career. it has been an early morning call for a military air and intelligence officials in south korea. the national security council met early, but they condemned this actions is also being condemned condemnation from the joint chiefs of staff and president you took your, the south korean president. a president has assured south korea saying that a, it is able to defend itself and condemning this action, but they're saying that to south korea has water tight readiness. south korea is also t

something that has been, as you say, ugly refuted, north korea's military says it's fired 10 shells from multiple rocket launchers off its west coast. it says it was responding to warning shafts fired by south korea at a north korean boat. so says the vessel crossed the maritime northern limits line between the 2 countries. bangladesh is struggling to cope with the increasing number of dang, fever cases. more than a 100 people have died from the disease. since january officials are wanting, the spike in infections will continue for months to come. the united nations has suspended this anti torture mission to australia that after its inspectors were barred from several jails to monitor brutality on detainees and climate change. activists in germany have defaced icloud, monet painting to protest against the use of fossil fuels, the pair through a mixture of mash potatoes at the artwork, and then glued themselves to the war below. and museum says the paintings or was enclosed in glass and isn't damaged. those are the headlines on al jazeera coming up. next it's a j. select a jack maria, or the judge, and i read. madame alleged uncle s

august journey took her to the region of galicia and the very north west part of spain to the rugged atlantic coast, where the weather is sometimes well rough. but although feels at home there, and that has a lot to do with the sea, the locals and one very welcoming little town. odessa feels a bit like home. the atlantic reminds olga stronach of her home region along the black sea. she and her family and about a 100. others fled here to northern spain to escape the war in ukraine. my family. so for me it's more easy because it's beautiful place and 2 beautiful people and very kind people in carina. the town is called carino, which means love or affection in spanish. and that's just what olga and her fellow refugees experience here at the traditional sardine festival. they're already part of the community after just a few months. it's not huge plays, but at it's a chance to see everybody to seek law and boss. how are you? the people of carino and galicia made it easy for them to settle down and start new lives. i think we accept every one here. you've got to yourself terinio is a welcoming town and

north, hull. meanwhile ava nti west coast is running a reduced timetable because of strike action by members of theices from cities including liverpool, glasgow, and manchester are affected. a 12—year—old boy has died after a wall collapsed at a house in essex. emergency services were called to the property in clacton last night after a garage attached to the house collapsed. a man in his 30s was pulled from the rubble with an arm injury. the headlines on bbc news... sources close to the former chancellor rishi sunak say he's secured the backing he needs to enter the conservative leadership race. meanwhile borisjohnson arrives back in the uk as speculation grows he'll join the leadership contest the leader of the commons, penny mordaunt, is the only person to formally announce that she's running. nearly 1.5 million households across ukraine are without electricity. a ukrainian government official said russian missile strikes had continued to target its energy infrastructure. ukraine's energy distribution company said it would limit the power supply in several regions — including kyiv; outages have

one of the longest-running parades on the west coast returned to the north beach neighborhood today. food, music, and lots of flag-waving were just some of the highlights. the annual tradition honors queen isabella and her royal court. the former columbus day parade is now a tradition to celebrate italian culture. that event started on jefferson and ended at towel street. walt disney world's first hbcu week marched into the books with record attendance and millions of dollars in scholarships awarded. the celebration of education and culture ended with a traditional battle of the bands and hopes that students will embrace historically black colleges and universities. race and culture reporter from our sister station in philadelphia has more. reporter: anyone who knows hbcus knows that bands are the heart of the school. >> it is all about the culture, for real. reporter: anyone who knows hbcu bands knows they are the real show on game day. >> at halftime, is anybody at the concession stand? >> no. >> where are they? >> in the stands, cheering and hollering. reporter: so this is an hbcu

90 confirmed and probable cases including at least $44.00 deaths north and south korea have exchanged wandering shops off the west coast of the korean peninsula. each side accuses the other reaching its maritime borders. tensions between the 2 careers have been simmering with p on young carrying out a weapons test as an unprecedented pace this year. a hindus around the world are marking devali our festival symbolizing the victory of light over darkness. it's a national holiday in india, but this year celebrations in the capital deli, aren't quite as bright ah, the twinkling lights of earth and lamps, o. d is ready to welcome into valley celebrations here in new delhi. look slightly different this year. these are some of the 50000 dea candles being lit. now that is a ban on fireworks this year on 5 seconds. and let me think little of them being battled deli, a city of about 20000000 as the world's most polluted capital and fireworks. let during the valley only adding to air pollution problems. any one caught using them now faces a fine or up to 6 months in jail. re and cottage pp. born the us kill, distribute sweet shar

showers along exposed west facing coasts, perhaps the driest and brightest of the weather in sheltered eastern areas. so highs of 17 degrees here, a little bit cooler further northes well for the opening match of the rugby league world cup. yes, it's in newcastle and as you can see, hopefully those showers will stay away this afternoon. now as we go through the evening and overnight, the area of low pressure driving those showers in will drift its way steadily northwards. it's going to allow a brief ridge of high pressure to build for a time and that's going to quieten things down for some day before another weather front gradually pushes into the southwest. but with those clearing skies, that means it's going to be a chilly start to sunday morning with single figures here. still some showers lingering in the far north of scotland. in actual fact, we'll continue to see some showers north west of the great glen throughout the day on sunday. but for most of us, dry settled with more sunshine coming through. you can see the next weather front waiting in the wings and that will gradually introduce more cloud and outbreaks of showery rain into south west england, wal

windy day, these are some wind gusts, there'll be stronger ones through irish sea coasts, particularly north wales and north—west the rain has moved on through so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon. of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the north—west of the uk mayjust merge to give a longer spell of rain moving in here. it will become mainly dry the further south you are through wales and england, lower temperatures, so a cooler start to the day on thursday. high pressure to the south keeping many southern areas essentially dry on thursday. whereas another set of weather fronts are coming close to northern ireland and scotland so here, there'll be a few showers around to begin the day but the idea will be that it'll tend to cloud over and we will see some outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and push in parts of scotland. by the end of the day, some of this could be quite heavy in places, notice further south, though, it is mainly dry and a quite bit of sunshine around h

windy day, these are some wind gusts, there'll be stronger ones through irish sea coasts, particularly north wales and north—westmoved on through so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon. of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the north—west of the uk mayjust merge to give a longer spell of rain moving in here. it will become mainly dry the further south you are through wales and england, lower temperatures, so a cooler start to the day on thursday. high pressure to the south keeping many southern areas essentially dry on thursday. whereas another set of weather fronts are coming close to northern ireland and scotland so here, there'll be a few showers around to begin the day but the idea will be that it'll tend to cloud over and we will see some outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and push in parts of scotland. by the end of the day, some of this could be quite heavy in places, notice further south, though, it is mainly dry and a quite bit of sunshine around here. more heav

it is a windy day, these are some wind gusts, stronger through irish sea coasts, particularly north wales and north—westd on through so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon. of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the north—west of the uk and mayjust merge to give a stronger spell of rain for the uk. it will become mainly dry further south you are through and england, lower temperatures, so a cooler start to the day on thursday. high pressure to the south keeping many southern areas essentially dry on thursday. whereas another set of weather fronts are coming close to northern ireland and scotland so here, there'll be a few showers around to begin the day but the idea will be it'll tend to cloud over and we will see some outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and parts could be though, mainly dry and a quite bit of sunshine around here. more heavy rain and parts of northern ireland and scotland, overnight and into friday, then pushing through wales and england on frida

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north korea's artillery was in action again the early hours of friday morning . according to south korea around a $170.00 shells were fired. both from the east and west coast out to sea. and also the north koreans are dispatched around 10 of its a military aircraft flying south towards the d. m. z. and close enough to the d. m . z a fall south korea to respond scrambling. it's jets in response including f $35.00. now, all of this activity close to the d. m. z. as in contravention of an agreement that the north and south signed back in 2018, agreeing not to carry out such provocative. military acts close to such a heavily fortified border, but obviously that was signed at a time when relations were far better between north and south. rob, as you say, unprecedented period of activity from the north. what has been the response from the south? there's been a you would expect condemnation from the south career. it's been a very early call here for military and intelligence officials. the national security council met early, also the joint chiefs of staff they have condemned. this action. we've also heard from the are from south careers. president june shook y'a

north. high pressure across the west coast. that ridge is going to start to break down tomorrow. front moves through. and then here we go. as we get into saturday morning, the front comes through kind of falling apart as it moves by early on saturday morning. slight chance of a light sprinkle not going to be much more importantly behind that high pressure starts to build in. we start to talk about some gusty offshore winds late saturday into sunday, probably in the monday, too. and then that high pressure builds here. another cold front. guess what? roles over the top of it. and we've got another chance. some gusty winds as we head in toward wednesday into next week behind that. maybe that's the best news of all. this all holds together. how about that? model wants to bring some rain that be the first significant cold front of the season rolling through the bay area by next friday. keep your fingers crossed for that. we could use that rain. that's for sure. up there tonight. patchy fog forming along the coastline. couple high clouds continue to rotate up into the bay area as well

towards the dmc. prompted the south to scramble its jets and north korean artillery, fired an estimated $170.00 shells from its east and west coasts. violating according to south korea, a 2018 agreement, not to carry out such exercises close to the border. even once we are north korea is a tillery fall and short range ballistic missile launch. and the buffer zone of the east and west see serious provocation that undermined peace and debility on the korean peninsula as well as the international community on north korea. as it carried out, the drill in response to a south korean artillery exercise on thursday, accusing it of provocation. south korea has also imposed unilateral sanctions against people and organisation involved in the north weapons programs. it's largely symbolic, but it's the 1st time it's taken touch action in 5 years, at indication of high relations of salad. on monday, the north announced this unprecedented period of missile testing is aimed at developing its ability to launch a tactical nuclear attack on the south. with friday's actions, the week ends as it began with both sides, seemingly locked in escalating t

north korea's military says it has 510 shells from multiple rocket launchers off its west coast. it says it was responding to warning shots fired by south korea at a north korean boat. sol says the vessel crossed the maritime northern limit line between the 2 countries. north korea has been carrying out a series of weapons tests during criticism from the us. at least a 133 children have died from acute kidney injury and indonesia. the death are linked to medicinal serbs including cough medication, which were found to contain harmful chemicals. jessica washington reports from jakarta. as kara was a healthy and active child, this was a few months before her 4th birthday. she loved to read and sing, but most of all she loved to skate. in early october, her mother says she gave her child flu medicine because she had a cough. the next day she was admitted to hospital vomiting and unable to urinate. the had a supplemental matter on saturday nights, the doctor called me, they said my daughter is critical. all her organs are damaged, her brain hurts liver and ice. and the younger and sund

the closure last night of a part of i 75 a major north south artery along the west coast of florida. the closure was due to flooding along the myakka river and caused major delays. in both directions along i 75 this afternoon that stretch of i 75 open back up. electricity remains a challenge , though still a lot of outages around 42,000 utility workers are here in the state from all over the country, trying to get the power back on. meanwhile trees are still down in some areas. boats scattered along roadways. the damage extensive we spoke to one woman about what she went through during the storm. it was horrible. the whole back of the roof came down. um it was just it was never stopping. it was going for hours and hours. but there are so many people that don't have homes out here in north fort myers, and there's nobody helping trees are in the houses . suncoast is destroyed. i mean, those people don't have means to get out of here to drive, so i was hoping to get some water to drive it up there, do them. i can't find gas. my car is almost empty. thank god the animal the places open f

something that has been, as you say, ugly refuted, north korea's military says it's fired 10 shells from multiple rocket launchers off its west coast. it says it was responding to warning shots fired by south korea at a north korean boat. sol says a vessel crossed the maritime northern limit line between the 2 countries. north korea has been carrying out a series of weapons tests, drawing criticism from the us. bangladesh is struggling to cope with an increasing number of danger, fever cases, more than a 100 people have died from the disease. since january officials are wanting, the spike and infections will continue for months to come. the united nation to suspend this and i torture mission to australia that's after it's inspectors were barred from several jails to monitor brutality on detainees. for years, human rights groups have voice their concern over a ledge abuses in australian presence. youth detention centers and immigration compounds and career change activists in germany have defaced are closed, monet painting to protest against the use of fossil fuels, the pair through a mixture of mash potatoes at the artwork, and the

north korea's military says its fire 10 shells from multiple rocket launchers off its west coast. it says it was responding to warning shots fired by south korea at a north korean boat. sol says the vessel crossed the maritime northern limit line between the 2 countries. north korea has been carrying out a series of weapons tests, joined criticism from the u. s. ga maloney has taken power as italy's 1st female prime minister, the hand over from outgoing premier mario drive. he was made official. at a ceremony in rome, lunney was sworn in on saturday as the leader of the countries must far right government since world war to those that headlines up front is next dumpling in bonds with an important part of interest culture. it's no surprise in many people want to work with one thought and one previously trying to both family expectations and cultural tradition. i hear good. now with the reality of working in the giving you district body with the u. s. state of oklahoma is set to execute 24 people by december 2024. that's nearly one person a month for the next 2 years. this we got up

streets were packed once again for the 154th italian heritage parade in north beach one of the longest running parades on the west coastwas back in town today food music and proud folks waving flags all part of the highlights of the event. the annual tradition honors queen isabella and her royal court. that was a big moment. the former columbus day parade is now a tradition to celebrate italian culture. we have over 80 participants marching bands floats all sorts of different marching groups of all different parts of san francisco in the bay area. now the event started on jefferson and ended at powell street stopping at a local pub money of them along the route some muni lines schedules were impacted. you can head online to see updated times and reroutes. coming up some california tribes will be managing and protecting coastal areas the first in the nation program making it happen and where funding will come from. i'm spencer christian despite the process of a little bit of fog the setting senate appears to be merging with its bay water reflection. i'll have the accuather forecast coming up in just a moment when abc 7

north and west of the uk. getting windier — gales through the irish sea and adjacent coasts.showers and the wind — maybe some snow to the highest ground out of these. as we go on into saturday night, you can see all these showers becoming mainly confined to northern areas where it stays quite windy. it does mean a milder night and, going into sunday morning in scotland, it does mean a touch colder the further south you are, where you become mainly dry with clear spells. so, on sunday then, still blustery and showery, especially in scotland first thing, but here's the gap many of us find ourselves in during sunday with a lot of fine weather to come. here's the next weather system moving in, though — some uncertainty about timing, but towards southern england, parts of wales, especially northern ireland going on through sunday evening, it will be turning wetter by then. and after a brief lull in the wind, the winds will pick up again as this system moves in. so, here it is — it sweeps its wet weather north and east overnight and into monday morning and, still on monday, early r

north and south korea exchanged warning shots in waters off the west coast of the korean peninsula onmonday after south korea's military accused a north korean merchant vessel of crossing a maritime boundary. the exchange of artillery fire came after south korean forces joined the uss ronald reagan carrier battle group for u.s.-led war games of the korean peninsula. it follows a record pace of weapons tests carried out by north korea this year. on monday, south korean president yoon suk-yeol promised a strong military response to what he said were plans by north korea to carry out its first nuclear weapons test in more than five years. >> not only has it openly announced to use nuclear weapons, it appears tests have been completed. we will strengthen our deterrence with overwhelming capabilities. [inaudible] amy: back in the united states, public health experts are warning cases of respiratory virus, or rsp, are skyrocketing among children. overwhelming hospitals nationwide as many are near or at capacity. it starts with mild cold symptoms, can lead to pneumonia can walk your latest a

west country. this lump of really heavy rain will work its way northward through the day, essentially hugging this north sea coastto the first part of friday. another swirl of showers pushes in from the southwest. it does feel a little relentless in terms of these weather systems, pushing up from the south, but it will be another mild start to the day. low pressure still in charge for friday, quite a few white lines squeezing together here. when your day on friday around some of these western coats. some spells of sunshine in between. these are the wind gusts. gusting up to around 50 mph for some of these exposed coast. but that wind direction is a warm wind direction, so where you see some sunshine, highs of 21 degrees. into the weekend, this first low will weaken a little, drifting northwards. there�*s another one hot on its heels. in between, this brief range of higher pressure, so something a little drier. i think we can say there will be some drier interludes, but still the chance of some rain at times. bye for now. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i�*m mariko oi. the headlines. fresh chaos

in other news, north korea's military says it has fired 10 shelves from multiple rocket launchers off its west coast. it says it was responding to warning shots fired by south korea at a north korean boat. sol says the vessels crossed the maritime northern limit line between the 2 countries. north korea has been carrying out a series of weapons tests, drawing criticism from the us and is really caught as rejected an appeal to release a palestinian prisoners, terminally ill with cancer. martha i bore hamid's family says they want to spend his last days with him and he's really law to release. sick prisoners doesn't apply to abdul hamid because his charged with killing israelis. neither. abraham has more natural bush made. just learned to and is really court has refused to release his sick brother nasir from prison. 50 year old, nauseated, serving 7 life sentences after a court convicted him of taking part in attacks during the 2nd palestinian uprising . a year ago, he was diagnosed with cancer. israel allows terminally ill prisoners to apply for a compassionate release. but a few years ago and amendm

north careers. it military says it has fire 10 shells from multiple rocket launchers off its west coast. it says it was responding to warning shots fired by south korea at a north korean boat. so says the vessel crossed the maritime northern limit line between the 2 countries. north korea's been carrying out a series of weapons tests during criticism from the u. s. that ga migrants had been rescued from a small boat, a drift in the mediterranean sea. children were among those saved by the rescue ship ocean viking bringing the total number of migrants on board $273.00. warm weather and calm seas in southern europe and the mediterranean of lead to a sharp increase in crossings. those are the headlines inside stories next. ah, she ging, bang is become china's most powerful communist lead us in some mousy don't be secured a 3rd time as party chief and promoted loyalists to his in a circle. so how will they stare china into the future? this is inside story. ah and let are welcome to the program. i'm nick, clock teaching pay is now the most powerful leader since mouser doing founded the people'