of england for a while and sunny northeast of england for a while and 5unny 5pell5 northeast of englandand thundering and mainly towards the western side of the uk with temperatures showing a little change. over the rest of the week the weather is not going to change a great deal. it is a case of some warm spells of sunshine but some warm spells of sunshine but some heavy and thundering showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lukwesa burak. far—right protesters clash with police in central london, saying they're protecting a statue of winston churchill. in paris, clashes as anti—racist protestors demonstrate against police brutality. the canadian prime minister calls for an independent investigation after the violent arrest of an indigenous chief is caught on police camera. and a socially—distanced official birthday parade for queen elizabeth — a scaled—down celebration at windsor castle.

at least 59 people have been killed in an attack and northeast nigeria an offshoot of the group fuck around raided a remote village in borno state some local leaders say it was a payback after several feiss were killed while trying to stay alive stopped from the area years of violence have left more than 36000 people killed and more than 2000000 displaced. burundi's president appear including has died at the age of 55 just weeks before he was due to step down from office the government statement says he had a heart attack but this speculation that he may have been infected because the 19 couldn't seizes 15 year ever was marked by political violence and a withdrawal from the international criminal court on the way it is monitoring developments from nairobi mark what's the reaction being one of the things indeed the burundians havel some burundians have been asking as you've said is if in fact one koreans either is the 1st leader in the world to have died from covert 19 the government as you said said that he had died from a heart attack everybody believes that 10 days ago his wife den

has killed several high ranking book around leaders in a series of a strike on a village in the northeast the settlement was reportedly being used as a training ground for fight is. from a butcher. the strikes were carried out over the course of 2 days after days of surveillance according to the military and they were sure that summer leaders of boko haram fighters who were there at the compound when it was struck as well as several fighters were also using the surrounding training ground in the community or the villages on the fringes of the somebody so for us to know what's interesting by the way this information was released by the nigerian military on the day the nigerian president met with all heads of security agencies from the army navy air force the police and the intelligence agencies where he was quoted as saying he was not happy with the way the security operations in the country were going to remember that they not only the bottom fight in the northeast of the country but also the banditry attacks in the northwest of the country where in the last 2 months hundreds of people ha

and the northeast and midwest had a different set of racial conflicts.there is the standard belief that for a long time there was the standard belief that segregation and racial discrimination were southern problems and so a lot of the solutions to desegregate were seen as not necessarily in the northeast and midwest. approved to be a big lie because the migration of african-american starting around world war i and well up until the 1970s was met with enormous hostility by whites in the north and you can just look at the history of detroit for instance and newark. massive racial riots more conflict between black neighborhoods and white police forces. then in terms of school, integration, even as the south was making enormous inroads in integrating its schools, the northeast and midwest were maintaining extremely segregated schools. they became, the school systems in the south became more integrated than school systems in the north around the 1990s and in the south. what's more, when residential segregation in cities in the northeast and midwest was reall

so they are just a couple months behind what we are doing in the northeast.good notes, melissa, ds have continued to markedly decrease over the last few weeks. there's been a small bump in the last 24 hours but you have to expect that when you have more cases and you have more hospitalizations. however, it still does seem that we are protecting are vulnerable and the death rate has not gone up like we saw before. >> melissa: dr. saphier, one of the reasons why we saw such a horrendous death rate in new york is because several of the really big mistakes that our governor made. one, of course, we lost more than 6,000 people who were in nursing homes or assisted care facilities. mainly because the governor ordered those people to be sent back to their facilities from the hospitals in order to make more room in the hospitals for what he thought was a coming surge that didn't end up happening. instead, those people who really were the ones that needed the most care in a setting like a hospital, instead they were sent back to their nursing homes and assisted care f

that's a north northeast breeze . they are go the clouds. i will see later. okay. will they be coming back? maybe friday. it's already clear. 50s on the temperatures. no big warm-up here yet. livermore is a cool 52. santa rosa 54. we are expecting a warm-up today . maybe 10 or 15 degrees with a north breeze. it is in the hills and toward fairfield, vacaville, and davis . north 25 in word 18. napa airport now with the northwind at 58. napa +8 and vacaville +7 compared to 24 hours ago. everyone else is a little cooler . thatigh kicking in for a couple of days will give us an offshore direction. you know this time of year that's a warmer direction look for temperatures to bump up today above average . 70s, 80s, upper 80s to near 90 for some. now over to sal . we will see if there's anything popping up on the screen. good morning . >> good morning . we don't have a lot going on. i'm looking at my screen just to make sure nothing popped in, but for the most part, we are off to a good start. we see just a little bit of slowing already at the bay bridge. that is about it

and wales, and it is a dry start, but we might see showers developing particularly across parts of northeasthe pennines and perhaps into parts of the midlands and southern and central england. don't be too surprised if you see an odd shower formed here as we head into the afternoon. wednesday, the area of low pressure starts over the uk, so a cloudy day with outbreaks of rain. rain is usefulfor a number of us — dry last month, so the rain is welcomed by gardeners. more of that rain to come, and it is kind of yo—yo rain, because as this pressure deepens and moves to the south, outbreaks of rain moves southwards, as well. thursday we are looking at some rain around, across parts of the south. northwards, there's heavier rain set to move in across the swathe of northern england, particularly northeast england, perhaps even a bit of thunder mixed in with some of that. but generally further north, the quieter the weather gets, so it may stay dry in inverness in glasgow this weekend. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: paying their respects — thousands of mourners file past the

hospitals are overwhelmed after coordinated attacks kill at least 40 civilians and 20 soldiers in northeast nigeria. atlanta acts quickly firing one of its offices after another black man is killed by police barking new on rest. across the u.k. bells ring out $72.00 times in memory of each person who died in the grenfell tower fire 3 years ago. india's converting 500 railway coaches into makeshift hospitals after a surge in new coronavirus cases led to a shortage of beds in the capital the country reported another record jump on sunday with nearly 12000 new infections in one day 10 coaches had previously been converted into isolation wards the new carriages will increase new journeys capacity by 8000 beds are the new measures include increased testing and daughter door health survey in the capital delhi india is now the 4th worst affected country in the world with cases steadily increasing the spite that the nation wide lockdown has been loosened i believe your. plans to fight the war against crime of arson new delhi with more strength the federal government to shoot badrawi coaches promote

a horrifying series of attacks the united nations condemns the violence in northeast nigeria. and how drive in movie theater is a keeping the shared experience of cinema alive during the global pandemic. hello that big lazy circulation which doesn't look at all like judas priest sitting of a west europe is still there is expanded to some degrades move north so now the line of most intense sundry rain runs the low countries through germany down towards austria hungary a nice was to remind you everything to the west is slightly cooler for the most part and in fact it's heading west again in france a little bit as it was fine ish weather nice half of spain which means the warm bit is rather confined to scandinavia in fact specifically norway and sweden now musically athens is quite warm and same is true of turkey but really for the most part it's not as warm as it could be it's quite thundery in places with the exception maybe of also as temps is rising in the next few days says if we get to $31.00 the record is 34 but the average is 20 so we are well above not leaving the shores

areas in the northeast of the country now a lot of people being asking or have been asking the military who are those value targets that were hit no details have the yet emerged as to where exactly was killed in the air strikes in me and on the fringes of some bits of forest but this is not the 1st time the military is claiming such attacks previously with. claims that the bookworm leader the fictional low current leader of all critical has been killed in numerous strikes eventually we saw the leader appearing in videos taunting you in the nigerian army and the nigerian government saying that what they have failed to do in the past they would do it now so this is the situation right now but the military is confident that they've gotten several leaders right but the nigerian military as you know has claimed victory against arm in the past but the group still poses it seems a major threat even beyond nigeria's borders why is it why is it so difficult for the nigerian army to to defeat it. well basically this is a question many nigerians have been asking remember nigerian military operatio

hospitals overwhelmed after coordinated attacks killed at least 40 civilians and 20 soldiers in northeast nigeria. and thousands of brazilians take to the streets in sao paolo marching against racism and president wilson are. india's converting 500 railway coaches into makeshift hospitals after a surge in new coronavirus cases led to a shortage of beds in the capital the country reported another record jump on sunday with nearly 12000 new infections in one day 10 coaches had previously been converted into isolation wards the new carriages will increase capacity by 8000 beds are the new measures including crease testing and a door to door health survey in the capital delhi india is now the 4th worst affected country in the world believe me your. plans to fight the war against crime of orissa new delhi with. the federal government to shoot badrawi k. choose to move the 19 patients in hospitals the federal government is completely back in new delhi spite against grain a virus which strain. on neighboring pakistan reported more than $6800.00 cases on sunday the authorities have now sealed off

get a little northeast kick and it and that sets you up with fear that sings.hen the air sings it warms so this high is going to do that it's going to compress the air and is going to sink. when it sings it warms about five degrees per thousand feet. tomorrow get some of that sinking air at warming air, but are to the point of low 90s in some places and by the time we get to wednesday we will see some mid 90s. air quality should be fine, commutes are starting to fire up little bit so we might not be getting the really good clean air that we have been seeing during this shelter in place with more people out but you still notice it when you look out at the night sky you will notice the air quality is much better with industry having been slow down for a few months. >>> safety measures for players and personnel to begin practicing and working out. we have the details next in sports. >>> talking about the nfl getting it back together now i think a lot of people can relate to this, in fact anybody and everybody trying to restart their business or get back into life,

and at his home in northeast baltimore. he was 27. today his family and friends are bearing him. while the us homicide rate overall is stable. those involving black

sunday high clouds coming in and a little windy starting to pick up that systemonce that goes by northeast breeze and it won't be until wednesday. highs above average and where they should be for this time of year. let's get over to, sal, how do

it is about 80 miles northeast of london. u.s. and british search teams are correlating their effort to find that pilot . this is breaking news from europe. we will continue to bring you updates about this throughout the morning. >>> new this morning, here at home firefighters are looking for the cause of an overnight fire that spread to 2 homes in lafayette. this happened around 2 a.m. near the corner of hawthorne and beachwood drives. both homes suffered minor fire damage. the fire, the flames avoided an outdoor art project that was billed at the beginning of the project that took nine days from start to finish. >> your project was designed with children in mind to just remind them to look at the world around them instead of computer and telescreens. as for that fire, investigators say it started somewhere outside between those homes. >>> happening today, a new health order goes into effect in santa clara county in the fight against corona virus. it requires large healthcare companies and providers in the county like kaiser and

at least 60 people killed in northeast nigeria in the latest attack carried out by a splinter group for poker her. protests and destruction in the u.s. city of atlanta roster another black man is killed by police. and 3 is a tragedy virtual tribute to the 72 people who died in one of the deadliest fires multan british history. and fire in a small have all the day's sport including byron media close in on him to bring this league title and they're now just one win away from sealing the championship. so there are warnings that the health care systems in pakistan and india are on the verge of collapse both countries have seen record rise in the number of new coronavirus infections as lock downs are eased india reported nearly 12000 new cases in the past 24 hours the government has announced new measures for delhi including increased testing and converting railway coaches into makeshift hospitals pakistan recorded almost 6 and a half 1000 new cases on saturday the world health organization is warning that the acceleration of infection could overwhelm its underfunded health care system and i

northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk.o into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally, some fog patches, i think it's likely to stay very murky for some of those eastern coasts of scotland and england. but a very mild night. temperatures as we start sunday morning between 11—14 degrees. then for sunday, well, really, it is more of the same. a lot of the cloud for these eastern and northern parts. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, yes, but a scattering of showers, they will be quite hit and miss, but where they do prop up, they could well be heavy with some hail and thunder thrown in for good measure. and it's another warm day as well with temperatures widely 21—24 degrees. a little bit cooler though where we keep the cloud close to some of those north sea coasts. now, our area of low pressure will still be with us as we head into monday, but it does weaken. it becomes quite flabby. not many white lines

i from the northeast florida -- an called president representative from the northeast florida regionalled president trump and said north carolina was going to jerk him around, come to florida, check out jacksonville. jacksonville is ideal for the president. republican heavy county, also on the border of georgia. the downside for jacksonville is this. i don't think there is a covered arena that would be adequate for having a big kind of rally he wants. remember, president trump is a rally politician, a movement politician, he needs those big crowds. he hasn't had that. if you look at polling, that is one of the reasons he is not doing well. if jacksonville doesn't get it, it will be based more facilities at hotel availability than it is on political william or desire -- political whim or desire. if jacksonville had a covered stadium, i would be more sanguine on the chances. right now, i would say there is a good shot, but i don't know how much of a good shot. steve: every politician and journalist says a is all about turnout. -- says it is all about turnout. how is that going to work

severe storms with hurricane-force winds roared through parts of the northeast.owned trees claimed three lives near philadelphia plunging 300,000 power customers into the dark. meanwhile, tropical storm cristobal is soaking mexico with up to 25 inches of rain. the storm is expected to move into the gulf and could hit the u.s. coast sunday. looking at today's high temperatures, 88 degrees in new orleans. memphis and chicago also in the 80s in the northeast today, and er o >>> coming up, las vegas getting back to business today. >> but first nfl quarterback drew brees under fire for his comments about players who kneel during the national anthem. the message this morning from one of his teammates. >>> plus, a state of emergency after a massive oil spill in the arctic circle. -hi, america. -hey, there, america. -hi, america. -hi, america. during this crisis... over 37 million people... don't have access... to nutritious foods. but there is a way we can all help. with feeding america. their network of 200 food banks are up and running. distributing food to people and

those of us here in the northeast. ioly gourmet burger.the time. >> thank you for having me >>> yes, indeed. we'll have exclusive data from cn unl rv oechnology executive cocisueyn the other side of this break. don't go anywhere. say that working from home productivity appears to be higher so is cyber risk 36% of respondents say that both individual hackers and employee mistakes are the biggest cyber security threats to their companies. if you want the full results on the latest cnbc technology executive council survey, head to cnbc.com/tbc. >>> now, let's bring in a member of the technology executive council, the chief operating officers of girls who code good morning. >> good morning. thanks so much for having me >> really glad to have you i want to get your sense because in the survey we heard that finding qualified employees to fill open positions was a big risk here. from your network, not just of current girls who code who are waiting to enter the work force, but maybe even alumni who have, how has this crisis affected them and what

has not left the northeast. the president is in a way talking about withdrawals from afghanistan made clear that while we'll eventually withdraw from syria, nothing is on the table right now. and the third country i mentioned, is in many respects, being more effective, particularly at targeting iranian and threatening syrian targets. so military situation isn't that great. finally, on the accountability front, which is so important in this conflict. we're seeing a great deal of support from secretary general gutierrez, who spoke out in written form in his reply to the outrageous and shameful 2504 resolution that cut two of the four humanitarian cards into syria, calling for those or at least the one in the northeast, to be reinstated, and pointing out the obvious, that the syrian government is going to do nothing significant to allow humanitarian deliveries in areas it does not control. we have seen the border inquiry called by the secretary general condemning the regime and indirectly, the russians, for exploit

the wind will turn northwest and northeast by tomorrow.are in the upper 70s, mainly low 80s inland. temperatures will be below average to near average. they will then go up because the wind will turn offshore. that means we have a warm-up to the 90s for wednesday and thursday. it looks cooler on friday and saturday. >>> just a reminder, make sure you download the ktvu weather app. it has hourly updates and the seven-day forecast. it's an easy way to upload your weather photos and video. the ktvu weather app is free to download for your smart phone or tablet. >>> the time is 5:49. more institutions are moving towards reopening, still ahead, we tell you the rules churches will have to put in place before they reopen their doors to worshipers as early as this week. >>> plus, president trump is expected to sign an executive order later this morning with a possible impact on >>> first, the changes airlines are making to cut the risk of coronavirus while you fly. what could happen to passengers who refuse to wear a face mask? >>> first, we want

on saturday, it will stretch into areas of the northeast.dodging thunderstorms in the northeast are pretty typical. i don't think anyone will have their weekend rained out. yasmin, we're all going to be watching the fatality count. remember not long ago we had a lot of positive cases, but not many deaths. hopefully that correlation will continue. >> yeah. that's something to watch. thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, everybody, cities are reopening, but the road to recovery is uncertain as the pandemic worsens. we'll have more of those latest numbers coming up. numbers coming up. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. oh, boy. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them before they start with downy wrinkleguard. hey! bud. hey, pop pop! so you won't get caught with wrinkles again. [woman laughs] i but what i do count on...ts anis boost high protein...rs, and now, there's boost mobility... ...with key nutrients to help support... joints, muscles, and bones. try boost mobility, with added collagen. whether you know w

across a good part of me in ma on the south westerly monsoon driving that warm moist air into the northeast of india into bangladesh pushing up across bihar and west bengal western gas of course also seeing some rather heavy right especially right up into good you're out. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how why will raise influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights america. just a day was over the barrel of oppressed people have a look at me and continue to keep the negroes to be defense that what i mean by that about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. now if you are just there on her avoid all the top stories this are for sale has become the 2nd country to cost more than a $1000000.00 confirmed coronavirus cases the world health organization is warning of a new and dangerous phase in the pandemic with more than 150000 cases reported on thursday . egypt has called called on the united nations security council to intervene in a dispute over the ethiopian construction of a dam on the northern cair

in other world news 2 coordinated attacks in northeast nigeria have killed at least 60 people including civilians and soldiers 40 civilians died when fighters on motorbikes and in cars opened fire in the guys guys local government area where in borno state soldiers were targeted and a united nations humanitarian sent to burn down a group called islamic state west africa province said it killed more than 80 people in a raid on herders village last week. now the police killing of another black american has triggered new protests rashad brokes was shot after a struggle at a fast food restaurant in atlanta on friday night the drive through has since been set on fire police say brooks had fallen asleep in his car failed us or brian t. test then resisted arrest an officer involved in the shooting has been sat down at the lantus chief of police has resigned and began again reports. facing off against riot police setting cause on fire and blocking roads protesters in atlanta gather close to where a short brooks died on friday night the 27 year old father of 3 was reported for being asleep in hi

northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk.day night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally, some fog patches, i think it's likely to stay very murky for some of those eastern coasts of scotland and england. but a very mild night. temperatures as we start sunday morning between 11—14 degrees. then for sunday, well, really, it is more of the same. a lot of the cloud for these eastern and northern parts. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, yes, but a scattering of showers, they will be quite hit and miss, but where they do prop up, they could well be heavy with some hail and thunder thrown in for good measure. and it's another warm day as well with temperatures widely 21—24 degrees. a little bit cooler though where we keep the cloud close to some of those north sea coasts. now, our area of low pressure will still be with us as we head into monday, but it does weaken. it becomes quite flabby. not many white lines on the chart

coordinated attacks killing at least 14 civilians and 20 soldiers in northeast nigeria. a massive new cathedral dedicated to the military has left many russians uneasy. let's bring you some breaking news fast turkey has launched a military operation against kurdish targets in northern iraq its defense ministry says warplanes have struck the kendall mountains targeting separatist fighters from the kurdistan workers' party or p k k as strikes have also been reported it melts and jaw turkey frequently targets pick a fight as in northern iraq and what's nearly a 4 decade long conflict well our correspondents and of course a outer joins me now on the line from istanbul so i mean this is obviously a developing story here what more do we know at this stage. well yes this is another operation the church of comebacks in iraq against the outflow could solve a cathartic to k.k. what we know was that's a good time they'll pull a shim is in a wider scale than it has been ongoing since $9092.00 for instance this time the turkish military especially the air force says it targets both e

a good part of me and ma all in the south westerly monsoon driving that warm moist air into the northeast of india into bangladesh pushing up across bihar and west bengal western gas of course also seeing some rather heavy rain that's pushing right up into good or out. if you were in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when mess was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and go around the world college chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our 1st president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china part one on a just you know. you're watching all jews there are her reminder of our top stories a sell resilience become 2nd cultured cost more than a $1000000.00 confirmed coronavirus cases the world health organization is warning of a new and dangerous phase in the pandemic more than 150000 cases reported on thursday . canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he's disappointed china has charged 2 of its citizens with spying business mi

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the continuing loss of life and property in the northeast fueling a lot of anger and frustration there is a growing feeling among some of the ideas but this is going to be a long drawn battle contrary to what the government to say greece al jazeera. death of a black american man while being arrested by police is being treated as homicide and autopsy says brooks died from 2 gunshot wounds to the back the killing of the 27 year old ned lanta on friday sparked more protests against police brutality and gallacher reports after a weekend of protests following the death of ray shot brooks the restaurant where he died is now a symbol of this nation's racial tensions it's being cleaned up now but the anger here hasn't subsided the 27 year old father of 3 was shot and killed by police on friday following a struggle with 2 officers. as he fled mr brooks was shot and later died on saturday night the restaurant was set ablaze and city leaders condemned the police's use of deadly force his children will continue to grow up for the rest of their life without a father now we can't we can't magically

in mumbai that was followed by another attack in both a local government areas in borno state in northeast nigeria where both sought your sense of billions like killed a military spokesman didn't answer calls for comment on the attacks but local reports suggest dozens were killed and hundreds injured with hospitals overwhelmed fighters are reported to open fire after arriving on motorbikes and in cars soldiers and a united nations humanitarian center were targeted they are the latest major casualties in less than a week the government has just celebrated its 5th anniversary in office and became our on the back off base security problems in nigeria they told the larger and people that this is a piece meal for them to fix. this moment it has gotten worse it was only recently that a chief of army staff met with president bush and it was president bush kerry that they were with in the war on one today at least 81 people were killed when they heard his village was raided in could be you quote i'm fighters allied with the islamic state in west africa province claimed responsibility for that atta

northeast breeze means higher fire danger through this evening . vacaville and davis have a north at 25. upper 60s and low 70s. lakeport 49. menlo park right at 50 degrees there are some upper 40s, mid 40s in lima valley and.reyes. now hills. is cold. that's a cool temperature for the end of june. fallon at 63 with a breeze. cloverdale 61. most of the fault and low clouds north of santa cruz. that low will kick up and reload a little bit and settle in on the west coast over the next couple of days, which will keep us in a nice pattern. 70s, 80s, 90s today looks to be the warmest day by far. tuesday more so. the inland not that hot going to the weekend. >>> firefighters are worried ahead of the fourth of july weekend. up next their message as the bay area now has our red flag fire warning of the year . >>> we will take the reason the rolling stones are suing president trump. >>> power through your morning when you wake up with mornings on 2 . >> you always have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. this home

and then even for southwest, jetblue -- jetblue has big exposure in the northeast, as well as alaska, they're under pressure as well, because you will have a real hard time as an airline instrument i if you start putting certain states away from the other states if you start saying to people you can't go here, or if you do you have to quarantine for days, that's when you see traffic falling off. i heard from a kreismt of an airline, who said i'm not happy with what i'm seeing >> stay with me, phil. cramer has something regarding the auto news you brought to us. >> phil, i'm trying to understand price disparity if you asked wealthy people what they're really in love with you, you get number 50 as number one, number 49 as number 2, explain it i was with someone who han as au and land rover, and they both did nothing but brag how great they are. >> when you talk to the auto industry, they bring of land rover. why? they think that land rover has a hex over buyers. it's always at the bottom of every list not just this, but "consumer reports" when you look at quality they are always at the

higher elevations with the northeast breeze. you can see and marin county and mount diablo a northwind . this is mainly about 1000 feet . everything looks to be sunny set up and warmer today i think that fog gets chewed up toward santa cruz. 70s, 80s, to near 90 for some today. over to sal now. have a little backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. a little worse now are better? >> a little bit of a backup. nothing out of the ordinary. i think we will see some slowdowns out there. will also look at some commutes that are not very slow like the richmond bridge. if you driving on the approach to marin county it looks very good with no major issues there . traffic continues to roll along nicely for driving toward that area. you can see there is some slow traffic here at the bray bridge toll plaza. it's backed up all the way out to the maze. let's go back to the headlines. >>> happening today, 74-year- old joseph d'angelo, the man suspected of being the golden state killer is expected to plead guilty to several charges as part of a plea

in other world news 2 coordinated attacks in northeast nigeria have killed at least 60 people includingcivilians and soldiers 40 civilians died when fighters on motorbikes and in cars opened fire at the gun zion local government area elsewhere in bono's save soldiers were targeted and a united nations humanitarian center burnt down a group called islamic state west africa province says it killed more than 80 people in a raid on herd is on ahead of last week. the coronavirus pandemic in chinese health officials are reporting $57.00 new coronavirus infections the highest number of daily cases in 2 months more than half of them were detected in beijing a district in china's capital is under a strict slow down because of a cluster at the city's biggest wholesale market the new cases of spawns fears of a 2nd wave of infections officials are calling for increased testing and sampling to prevent the virus from spreading diego palin is in hong kong and she explains why the chinese government is particularly concerned about this crossing. the 1st thing they're doing is testing people they say th

pretty nice outside in the northeast. >> janice: the northeast is spectacular. just south of us a lot of rainfall in portions of north carolina will cause problems today and tomorrow. this is tropical in nature. we don't think it will develop or get a name but certainly the hurricane center will watch it. will move inland in the next 24 hours. and a lot of chance to strengthen but it doesn't take a named storm to bring quite a bit of rainfall across these areas that got saturated ground so flash flooding will be a big concern especially in coastal north carolina. on the flipside wildfire danger, very dry conditions for the southwest towards the high plains in the great basin and further north of that snow in parts of idaho and montana and wyoming. a couple feet of snow in the mountains. that is something we will monitor, whether that is happening in the middle of june, there is a forecast across the mid-atlantic, the southeast, that area of disturbed weather, good conditions across florida, very warm for the southwest and that area of snow in parts of the northe

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the northeast breeze is there, not strong though.any now, we did have some upper 40s this morning, but now we are seeing 50s and 60s, pacifica is already 62, and palo alto. as far as any fog, it may be coming back on friday. water temperatures are cold. the cool from yesterday has pushed out, heiser building in, and that will warm up. maybe some mid-90s. 70s, 80s by the water, up to 90s in inland. we will carry that into thursday, it doesn't look cooler. i think some fog works its way back friday and saturday, gasia and dave . >>> and other popular entertainment center may go bankrupt. coming up in the next hour, more about the future of chucky cheese. >>> then, after a pushback for three months, we are now one month away from the tax filing deadline, also in the next hour, we are going to break down tips for filing the suit. >>> first, bay area traffic starting to look like what it was before the pandemic. the new numbers out, showing how many people are back on the road and where. that is not tr. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the h

it will be warmer today and we have to deal with the north- northeast breeze today and then it looks like it's relaxing. temperatures warming up and napa only 79 yesterday. these are pretty much wind driven if you get that north or east wind. after yesterday's 77 and san jose from 79 to 84 degrees this might be the warmest day of the week and look at mount diablo north and almost 50 miles an hour and yet it's west- southwest in the oakland berkeley hills. 71 and warm in vacaville and 50s for most with the few 40s up and the marin county. the point raised in lima valley at 47. cloverdale at 63 and san anselmo's 51 and ken wood and petaluma 52 and even kelseyville is 51. that's a big system for this time of year in the intermountain region. patchy fog in the santa cruz area to monterey in this again i think this is the warmest day of the week and we see the winds relax and it will be warmer tomorrow but then it looks cooler going into the end of the week and it could be a bump up but nothing crazy by the weekend. >>> 4:11 a.m. up next. the message is bay area gets its red flag forewarn

northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk.ght, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally, some fog patches, i think it's likely to stay very murky for some of those eastern coasts of scotland and england. but a very mild night. temperatures as we start sunday morning between 11—14 degrees. then for sunday, well, really, it is more of the same. a lot of the cloud for these eastern and northern parts. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, yes, but a scattering of showers, they will be quite hit and miss, but where they do prop up, they could well be heavy with some hail and thunder thrown in for good measure. and it's another warm day as well with temperatures widely 21—24 degrees. a little bit cooler though where we keep the cloud close to some of those north sea coasts. now, our area of low pressure will still be with us as we head into monday, but it does weaken. it becomes quite flabby. not many white lines on the chart, you'

the difference between the northeast is we were hit by the coronavirus first.systems had to shut down quickly because they were not prepared. good thing about the sunbelt is they shut down at the same time the northeast did and they weren't even seeing cases. so back in and of march and early april, i was talking to hospital systems in florida and they were shut down and had no cases so they were able to be more prepared than the northeast hospitals because of the timing. francine: good morning from london. if there is a second wave or a resurgence of cases in the first wave, whatever this is, how will they do things differently this time? david:. >> i think they just know how to treat patients, that is the main thing. like i said, this was a coronavirus that was novel. people are finding out it was more, not just a respiratory virus, but also a blood vessel virus. it is attacking different organs. now they know how to treat people where they did not know how to treat them before. for example, a lot of people were having strokes and heart attacks. now they are

particularly in the northeast. any sign of a slow down?good morning, brian thank you for having me. we have a different housing market than we had 10 years ago. looking at overall numbers $33 trillion is up over $10 trillion from 2012 home equity is up from 2010. housing market heading into this pandemic was at all-time highs from equities to strength to the consumer working with our servicers and lenders was an unbelievably strong market. also looking at the fact that all of these mortgages have gone into forbearance good news, about 32% of those that jumped into forbearance are actually still paying their mortgage over the last decade, they've built up that home and equity and they value it and they are not just at the first opportunity not paying but continuing to stay into it to pay their mortgage when they come out of it, they may need to tap the equity to bridge the pandemic or the next year of their life and really value their houses overall, the housing market has never been stronger or structurally different we have much better wa

we potentially have severe storms in the northeast, the interior northeast towards the mid-atlantic. we have severe thunderstorm warning in upstate new york. we are not talking tornadoes or big severe weather outbreak that we will see the risk for those strong windss and thunderstorms throughout the day today and heavier rain in the southeast up towards the mid-atlantic as the friend lingers into the weekend. here is your forecast, much quieter in terms of storm system. we have a cold front across the east coast. otherwise summertime heat across the south, a system moving into the northwest and looking ahead the temperatures across the northeast in the upper midwest are going to remain cooler into the weekend so that is something we have to watch as well. enjoy the summertime heat the next couple days. back to you. rob: good to see you. check this out, see world orlando reopens become one of the first major theme parks to do so since the pandemic began. jillian: and affiliate for orlando here with restrictions the park is putting in place. >> reporter: see world will be opening in a

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more significant rain arrives in the northeast later on. or miss. some places will escapes dry and the winds will pick up in the afternoon. a similar story through northern england and northern ireland. * on them, the child will gradually be replaced by this more heavy persistent rain into the northeast and gust of winds in excess. “— the northeast and gust of winds in excess. —— the cold will gradually be replaced. that will make you feel quite cold in the north come into 13 degrees and highest values down 16 or 17. that low—pressure is going to slip its way south through the north sea. the wind is always a future around to the south in the west of that low. we could see the ones topping out potentially as 16 miles an hour across the northern half of the uk. injune, that is pretty unusual. so, saturday sees that area of low pressure and the rain circulating around that low. it will bring some significant rainfall totals to some across the far north and east, scotland, escaping by a brighter afternoons and maybe across southern england bare

daytime highs below average this afternoon, 10 to 15 degrees across the northeast but things are goingo warm up even for texas, all the way to louisiana. mid-70s cooler air going east. short-lived as warmth builds up across new orleans to montgomery slow start to the weather week but also watching the tropics. >> 90s in the south too. >> about that time thanks janessa >>> pope francis spoke to hundreds at vatican first time in months. met with cheers delivering address. hoped the world could come together at end of the coronavirus pandemic more united and people are more important than the economy >>> michael jordan speaks out about the death gofeorge floyd. >> live to london, protests spilling over into the rest of the world. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working kitchen messes here's another cleaning tip ng tough bathroom and with sprays and wipes can be a struggle. there's an easier way. try mr. clea

by wednesday that is when we get the northeast breeze that will warm it up. gasia. so quite the roller coaster again. >>> all right, steve thank you for that. coming up next, local researchers are hoping the discovery of new antibodies will lead to new developments in the race for a coronavirus vaccine. why they say this is helping. then we learn more about more in the community. >>> a man, harassed for painting black lives matter on his own property. the apology now being issued by the woman who called the police. stay right there. >>> new this morning, in san francisco, a woman and her male partner were both fired from their jobs after they were caught on video confronting a man who, at the time was stenciling the letters in the phrase, black lives matter, on his own property. it morning, raymond jones investments terminated the man and the cosmetics company where the woman worked has lost at least one of her accounts. she confronted james when aloe, who recorded video of the confrontation. she accused him of defacing, unaware he actually lived in the home.