northern watch within the 4 to circle sports december 21st t.w. . played. this is d w news live from berlin the results are in for venezuela's parliamentary elections president nicolas maduro socialist party wins control of the national assembly the opposition boycott of the vote as a sham which is more power for mother little mean for the nation also coming up the threat of a no deal divorce mouth's with talks stalled and the.

northern watch life within the arctic circle starts december 21st on w. . this is d.w. news and these are our top stories and germany will enter a tougher coronavirus lock down a starting on a wednesday with schools and a non-essential stores is set to close this comes amid a surge in deaths in recent weeks chancellor angela merkel appealed to germans to limit their social contacts in the run up to christmas. the united states has begun distributing millions of doses of covert 19 vaccines and occupation of health care workers and a nursing home residents with the biotech pfizer vaccine is expected to begin on monday the number of chronic virus deaths in the us is approaching 830-0000 the highest in the world's. british novelist john and the kyra has died the writer whose real name was david cornwell became wildly popular for his thrillers which touched on his real life experiences as a spy drink the cold war his novels tinker tailor soldier spy and the spy who came in from the cold war global bestsellers he was 89 years old. this is the news from berlin follow us on twi

northern watch the arctic circle starts december 21st on d w. hello i'm kristie monday it's good to have your company one month from today versus in uganda will pick the next president the election campaign has been one of the most violent in the country's history rights groups accuse the old boy human rights abuses amnesty international say with even action day fost approaching it is imperative that the ugandan authorities reverse the persistent use of excessive force by the security forces all betray a risk and detention as well as attacks on journalists now president he was saving his government has denied violating human rights most if any is seeking to extend his 35 year rule his main challenger is the pop star to politician bobby why both men need to win over young voters. as president surely must say when you come panes in the countryside this group in kampala is mobilizing young voters to rally behind. the you're going to back the 2 he's a former i like to be a position candidate robot popularly known as the one. they recently fail out a

northern watch the arctic circle starts december 21st g.w. no. place. to. play. this is deja vu news from berlin forcibly sterilized and tortured for not speaking the language and explosive d.w. report from should jack on the repression of leakers inside china reeducation camps . cameras everywhere you were not allowed to possibly scratch your head or cry if they saw that they would force you want to a metal chain or they would make you sit there for 12 hours 24 hours. also coming up the u.s. electoral college formally confirms joe biden as winner of last month's election he tells americans it is time to turn the page on the trump era he says democracy prevailed. meanwhile the u.s. begins the most ambitious vaccination campaign in its history doctors nurses and other vulnerable groups are 1st in line to receive doses of the biotech fire. vaccine. and the cup a pandemic gave them some undeserved bad press but it's also one of the world's most endangered mammals a look at efforts to protect the package. i'm assuming some us gun that's good to have you with us we st

northern watch within the arctic circle storage december 21st t.w. . wherever we go there are always with us microbes are everywhere. on our hands before and after we wash them behind our ears. on our little toes on our teeth and yes inside us to especially deep in our gut. today we'll be talking about our micro biome the countless tiny over nissen's inside our bodies and in our feces it may not be appetizing but it turns out these organisms have an immense influence on our health. welcome to tomorrow today the science show on g.w. . microbes are believed to colonize the human body millions of years ago it's been a largely home only a symbiosis. the tiny creatures have their habitat and we profit from their activities they keep us healthy. and. there are a huge number of them. it's said that out of human cells put together would take up the space of half a leg the rest is microorganisms that make up our whole microbe by. as a baby is born it encounters a whole lot of bacteria probably for the very 1st time in the birth canal or comes in contact with vi

report which documents crimes allegedly committed between 20122018 that's when separatists in northern mali now watched an offense of their ethnic rivalries and violence and since bread to other regions including neighboring mccain a faster and. christian thing is at the u.n. with more details from that report. it contains many disturbing accounts in its $338.00 pages about what has happened in mali since that insurgency was launched by the tar eggs in 2012 covers a lot of ground the investigation was launched as part of a peace process in 2015 and it found a litany of war crimes and crimes against humanity by all of the main parties in this conflict the work climbs by mali and defense and security forces include violent attacks on those who are suspected of cooperating with armed groups outside of a combat situation and for the various armed groups there's just a litany of crimes against humanity it's really many disturbing details everything from murder maiming rape attacking humanitarian groups including the united nations their sexual violence rape. just a whole list of things and one example that

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government says that it's returning in fact eritrean refugees that had fled in the northern region of to human rights watch says that it's unacceptable the u.n. calls those reports alarming. so you're essentially returning people that fled in fear many of them fled went to the capital they are afraid of being exposed to eritrean violence how do you explain that to the world amid amid these reports amid these fierce from these refugees we can only really anything was a consultant of the refuse to go to is no safe they can engineer or even live with . you guys it's you or you die so you should stay in a certain the limits. will be if you dump cingular and they are to save lives once they've been saved we'll come to think that's what it is and it's not being enforced. if you're in government believes in consultation with. its beliefs and if you just be respected and did your mother suspected so that's not all mcclish remember and amanda you say that it's a safe and stable situation about we have reports of 4 aid workers that have been killed a u.n. security team seeking access here in eritrea and camp for ref

were moving from london to scotla nd people were moving from london to scotland or wales and northern ireland watchof england, they may take the new variant with them and that may have a significant impact on the spread of the virus in different parts of the uk. so although we do not know for sure and will not until the prime minister stands up, does not painta prime minister stands up, does not paint a very optimistic picture for christmas in any part of the uk and i think for anyone still wondering exactly what they‘ re i think for anyone still wondering exactly what they're going to do, their plans could change in the next couple of hours. i'm sure we will hear more from you in the next hours. professor devi sridhar is chair of global public health at edinburgh university medical school. good to see you and thank you for joining us. there seems to be the suggestion that it is this variant, this mutation of covid that could force the government in about half an hour when they announced tighter restrictions. would that be your understanding? i think is the combination of recent onus survey showing

yorkshire, northern and western scotla nd yorkshire, northern and western scotland but most of it is on the higher ground and the other hazard to watchand wales, so through the course of the day the rain will continue to push north and east with brisk winds through the english channel and south coast and as it pushes north you will see hill snow across parts of the midlands and northern england. for scotland and northern england. for scotland and northern ireland you will see a return to sunshine and showers and most of the showers will be in the north and west and some of the heavier ones could be wintry. in fa ct heavier ones could be wintry. in fact with any of the showers you could find thunder and see some hail and as charlie alluded to, it will feel cold. these are the maximum temperatures, only around two in aberdeen. through the evening and overnight the band of rain that has been pushing north and east moves up the north sea and pivots back across eastern scotland and also north—east england. 0n the coast it will be raining and inland we will see some snow, mostly on the hills but some of it will get to lower levels and if y

watch. this feature running south across central, southern scotland, northern england, could bring substantial could be looking at some disruption to start new year's eve here. a cold lake to come again, subzero values for most of us. again, subzero values for most of us. this is the pressure chart for new year's eve. low pressure over the north sea, higher pressure out west, fairly breezy conditions out west, strong northerly here, that will accentuate the cold. it looks like new year's eve could be quite disruptive across central southern scotland, northern england, this mixture of seen to connect rain, sleet and snow will be into england, wales, could start to weaken as it moves southwards. some uncertainty on this, stay tuned to the forecast demo some sunshine around again, but it will do much for the temperatures. it's going to stay cold. then for new year's day and the first weekend of january 2021 looks cold with further rain sleet and snow in places. he remains very cold. for the rain, sleet and snow for the most of us. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk

in right on the peninsula as well as into point rays and up into portions of northern marine and sonoma counties so do watch out for these patches of low lying cloud cover and fog a little closer to the coast as well as out towards the central valley, otherwise it will be another clear morning for the vast majority of us san jose right now you're at 43 livermore dublin conquered each in the mid to upper 30's. well, berkeley or loan spot holding on to 50 degrees. napa you're at 39 while santa rosa cool 36 fairfield at 34 degrees to kick off this morning. so yeah back to the 30's we go it is another chilly start to this day. but i am talking some warmer weather come this afternoon still ahead your forecast we have in for traffic in it's a little early for anything out there what are we ads on of the most part right now it's pretty quiet out there. this is a look at the richmond bridge you can see. >>an eight-minute drive here from the toll plaza to the one o one so if you're heading out early. you don't really have to leave the house too early for that. now take a look at the san mateo bridge here. the 92 you

caught up in conflict and there are many conflicts this past few weeks the world has watched another crisis unfold in northern ethiopia for nearly a month federal troops have been fighting local forces in the region in a war that has killed hundreds if not thousands of people and forced many more to flee and the government has declared victory over what it calls a rebellion but it's unclear whether the fighting is truly over. as well that fighting has also displaced thousands of people into neighboring countries such as sudan correspondent mario mira traveled to the border region she sent us this report. they were lacking after crossing the border from ethiopia to sudan latha or han and her family found refuge in this home the nearby campus already overcrowded there they would have had to sleep outside on the ground. well you see the mayor was and i thank the owner of this house so much because she doesn't know us she doesn't know anything about us but because we were neighbors across the border she took us in more than 50 people. she'll never forget the moment she realized she and her 9 children had to flee

the world has watched another crisis unfold in northern ethiopia. for nearly a month, federal troops have been fighting local forces in the region in a war that's killed hundreds if not thousands of people and forced many more to flee. and the government has declared victory over what it calls a rebellion. but it's unclear whether the fighting is truly over as well. that fighting has also displaced thousands of people into neighboring countries, such as sudan d.w. correspondent, mario mira traveled to the border region. she sent us this report they were lacking. after crossing the border from ethiopia to sudan, laughable han and her family found refuge in this home. the nearby campus already overcrowded. there they would have had to sleep outside on the ground. and i thank the owner of this house so much because she doesn't know us. she doesn't know anything about us. but because we were neighbors across the border, she took us in more than 50 people. she and never forget the moment she realized she and her 9 children had to flee their hometown and

government says that it's returning in fact eritrean refugees that have fled in the northern region up to grab a human rights watch says that it's unacceptable the u.n. calls those reports alarming. so you're essentially returning people that fled in fear many of them fled went to the capital they're afraid of being exposed to eritrean violence how do you explain that to the world amid amid these reports amid these fierce from these refugees we can only really anything was a consultant of the refuse to get out is no safe republican on whom. you guys it's you all sorts of you know so you should stay in a certain delimits list. will be. singular and they are to save lives once they've been saved will come to me that's what it is and it's not being done what's. it been government believes in consultation with. its beliefs. to be respected and did your mother suspect so that's not all magicians remember and amanda you say that it's a safe and stable situation about we have reports of 4 aid workers that have been killed a un security team seeking access near an eritrean camp for refugees was also shot at by here for si

government says that it's returning in fact eritrean refugees that have fled in the northern region of to human rights watch says that it's unacceptable the u.n. calls those reports alarming. so you're essentially returning people that fled in fear many of them fled went to the capital they're afraid of being exposed to eritrean violence how do you explain that to the world amid amid these reports amid these fierce from these refugees we can only really anything was a consultant of the refuse to go is no safe republican on whom. you guys it's you you know so you should stay in a certain delimits list. will be. singular and there are no save lives once they've been saved will come to me that's what it is and it's not being done for. shipping government believes in consultation with. its beliefs but if you just respect the and did your mother suspect that it was not on a petition remember the remember you say that it's a safe and stable situation about we have reports of 4 aid workers that have been killed a u.n. security team seeking access near an eritrean camp for refugees was also shot at by here for sinc

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cover overhead there is definitely some low clouds and fog hanging out for northern contra costa and southern solano county watchf you are heading out for those last minute errands 80 and highway 4 have been socked in with that dense fog all morning long. rest of us mostly just looking at low clouds that will be hanging out through the day so a great christmas eve. but most importantly a dry christmas eve ahead of us it will be a wet christmas day as futurecast shows you showers arrive tomorrow mostly after 11:00am showers will be light at first becoming more and more widespread towards the close of christmas day just around the corner and snow up in the sierra nevada in the same time frame. saturday comes you can get the gift the bike out and finally take it for a spin out there with drier conditions for saturday sunday afternoon showers arrive for a second time pushing through the bay area into early monday, too. the rest of monday dries out we stay dry into tuesday as it looks like showers will remain to our north and then wednesday into thursday at 3rd system advancing towards the bay area so very active fin

the world has watched another crisis unfold in northern ethiopia. for nearly a month, federal troops have been fighting, woke with forces in the region, in a war that's killed hundreds if not thousands of people, and forced many more to flee. and the government has declared victory over what it calls a rebellion, but it's unclear whether the fighting is truly over. well, that fighting has also displaced thousands of people into neighboring countries, such as sudan correspondent mario mira traveled to the border region. she sent us this report they were lacking after crossing the border from ethiopia to sudan. lathrop or han and her family found refuge in this home. the nearby campus already overcrowded. there they would have had to sleep outside on the ground. that the mayor was, and i thank the owner of this house so much because she doesn't know us. she doesn't know anything about us. but because we were neighbors across the border, she took us in more than 50 people. she'll never forget the moment she realized she and her 9 children had to flee t

caught up in conflict and there are many conflicts this past few weeks the world has watched another crisis unfold in northern ethiopia for nearly a month federal troops have been fighting woke up forces in the region in a war that's killed hundreds if not thousands of people and forced many more to flee and the government has declared victory over what it calls a rebellion but it's unclear whether the fighting is truly over. well that fighting has also displaced thousands of people into neighboring countries such as sudan correspondent mario mira traveled to the border region she sent us this report. they were lucky after crossing the border from ethiopia to sudan latha han and her family found refuge in this home the nearby campus already overcrowded there they would have had to sleep outside on the ground. well you see the mayor also and i thank the owner of this house so much because she doesn't know us she doesn't know anything about us but because we were neighbors across the border she took us in more than 50 people. she will never forget the moment she realized she and her 9 children had to flee their

northern england. temperatures about six or seven. hello, you're watching bbc news. new tier for coronavirus restrictions. similar restrictions are introduced across the whole of wales, and a three week lockdown will be imposed on mainland scotla nd lockdown will be imposed on mainland scotland from boxing day. the health secretary labels credit scenes at london stations last night as irresponsible. the transport secretary says extra police officers will be deployed to enforce the rules. the netherlands, italy and belgium ban flights to and from the uk because of concerns about the new variant. more from me at the top of the hour.

northern england. temperatures about six or seven. hello, you're watching bbc news. it is 2:30pm. 18 hello, you're watching bbc news. it is 2:30pm.18 million people in england are told to stay at home on the first day of new tier for coronavirus restrictions. similar restrictions are introduced across the whole of wales, and a three week lockdown will be imposed on mainland scotla nd lockdown will be imposed on mainland scotland from boxing day. the health secretary labels credit scenes at london stations last night as irresponsible. the transport secretary says extra police officers will be deployed to enforce the rules. the netherlands, italy and belgium ban flights to and from the uk because of concerns about the new variant. more from me at the top of the hour. parliament is now in recess, but we are looking at the past week in parliament. hello, there, and welcome to the week in parliament — where labour says borisjohnson shouldn't ignore medical worries about relaxing covid restrictions for christmas. can he tell us what's the assessment, and has it been done,

subscription startup set to go public via spac in a $1.6 billion deal with northern star acquisition corporation. we will be watching for that one. >>> and streaming media player roku spiking to all-time highs as it officially opens its tv screens to hbo max after a six-month standoff. it finally struck a deal with warner streaming offering which can now get in front of roku's more than 100 million users. or 200 million eyeballs. roku also seeing a street high price target, benchmark raised the call on shares to $410 from $300. the stock right now at $329.79. at & t moving in the reverse, down 2%. >>> all right. at this hour yesterday, remember we showed you how restaurants across new york city were rushing to drag anything that wasn't nailed down in their outdoor setups ahead of the massive snowstorm? coming up, kristina is back to show us what things look like today after a near foot of snow and what business owners are saying right now as they dig out from the winter blast, and at the same time, try to keep from financially drowning in this pandemic. closing bell, we are 47 minutes away. "the claman countdown" is

northern ireland's i've got yet am i don't believe. a public of ireland also in that second group of seeds. you can go to the bbc sport website to watchhey won five straight matches in 2008 without conceding a single goal. they are going to have a difficult group by now, see with italy and switzerland. there you go. italy and switzerland. there you go. it early and switzerland for northern ireland. —— italy and switzerland. a tough draw for them. northern ireland in the group of third seeds. lots of teams still to come out, like i said to me can follow this on the bbc sport website or the red button. the 2022 qualifying draw for the world cup of european nations. england's one—day series against south africa has been called off because of continuing concerns over a number of coronavirus cases within both camps in cape town. the first one—dayer was abandoned and they should have been playing the second of three matches today. a south africa player and two members of hotel staff tested positive, while england say two members of their party returned "unconfirmed positive tests". not do to get those results until tomorrow. tom curran is i

government says that it's returning in fact eritrean refugees that had fled in the northern region up to grab a human rights watch says that it's unacceptable the u.n. calls those reports alarming. so you're essentially returning people that fled in fear many of them fled went to the capital they are afraid of being exposed to eritrean violence how do you explain that to the world amid amid these reports amid these fear just from these refugees we can only really anything was a consultant of the refuse to get out is no safe republican control of the engineer liberal. you guys it's you you know so you should stay in a certain delimits this. will be. singular and they ought to save their lives once they've been saved will come to me that's what it is and it's not being done for me if you're in government believes in consultation with. its beliefs and if you just be respected and did your mother a suspect so that's not all imitation remember in the manner you say that it's a safe and stable situation about we have reports of for aid workers that have been killed a u.n. security team seeking access near an eritrean c

watch. and this feature running south across the central and southern scotland, northern england could bringround here, so we could be looking at some disruption to start new year's eve here. and a cold night to come, again, subzero values for most of us. now this is the pressure chart for new year's eve — for thursday, low pressure over the north sea, higher pressure out west, fairly breezy conditions out west, a strong northerly here, that will just accentuate the cold. it does look like new year's eve could be quite disruptive across central and southern scotland, northern england, this mixture of rain, sleet and a hill snow will push southwards into western england, perhaps wales as we head through the day. could start to weaken, though, as it moves southwards — there's some uncertainty on this, you'll have to stay tuned to the forecast. there will be some sunshine around again, but it won't do much for the temperatures, it'll stay cold. and then for new year's day and the first weekend of january 2021, it looks cold with further rain, sleet and snow in places. this is bbc news with the

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watch what happens. this will grace northern california tomorrow. extra clouds, especially the northbay. this is saturday night. even the slight chance of a sprinkle in the northbay. that could be saturday evening. this guy wants to move to the east. of this area of high pressure offshore. it will warm up the temperature and the pressure difference does set up the stronger wind event. not a wind advisory winds accelerating out of the north and northeast by sunday night and into monday. the forecast model brings us some clouds. the rain is a welcome change along the north coast. this could be the source of at least a slight chance of a sprinkle or some to life tomorrow evening. no significant rainfall. on sunday we will start with cloud cover and clearing skies into the afternoon. highs for tomorrow, 50s and 60s. cooler than today. as we look ahead, your weekend forecast, and as you can see, we will have clearing skies into sunday. into tuesday. monday it will feel strange. temperatures could possibly be in the low to mid 70s. why is it so warm? it i

northern lights like the arctic circle starts december 21st on w. . you're watching t.w. news asia coming up today we'll take a closer look at china's latest scientific breakthrough this time in quantum computing the fastest calculations made using beams of laser light and ones which would be impossible for classical computers to run. plus to help replace their country's lost forest tucker studies joined a campaign called throw and grow. i'm melissa chan welcome to news age and we're glad you could join us chinese scientists have announced their development of the most powerful quantum computer in the world it works 100 trillion times faster than the fastest supercomputers out there president xi jinping has said research and development in quantum science is an urgent matter of national concern and the country has invested heavily in this technology spending billions in recent years it has become a world leader in the field. to the train may not look like much but there she is now the world's most powerful computer. 20 years in the making jews yang is the brainchild of ch

you're watching news live from berlin up next doc film northern lights life within the arctic don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that stay w. dot com well as like a villain from the entire team thanks for watching. and you hear me now oh yes we're going to tell you and how it all steers german chancellor when you bring your uncle our mascot and you've never had a telephone surprise yourself with what just possible charisma cool really want to move and want. to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike joined us for metals last august. breathtakingly beautiful. brutal. over the generations the people who live here have flown talk to some find this an inhospitable landscape. we travel through the arctic. from smile back to eastern siberia. we want to learn how people's lives change and in this remote part of the world's. cruising through the arctic ocean at 20 knots an hour. we're aboard the sapphire princess one of the big cruise ships now to ring the arctic with increasing frequency and acting could venture h

watch. and this feature running south across the central and southern scotland, northern england could bring we could be looking at some disruption to start new year's eve here. and a cold night to come, again, subzero values for most of us. now this is the pressure chart for new year's eve — for thursday, low pressure over the north sea, higher pressure out west, fairly breezy conditions out west, a strong northerly here, that will just accentuate the cold. it does look like new year's eve could be quite disruptive across central and southern scotland, northern england, this mixture of rain, sleet and a hill snow will push southwards into western england, perhaps wales as we head through the day. could start to weaken, though, as it moves southwards — there's some uncertainty on this, you'll have to stay tuned to the forecast. there will be some sunshine around again, but it won't do much for the temperatures, it'll stay cold. and then for new year's day and the first weekend of january 2021, it looks cold with further rain, sleet and snow in places. this is bbc news with the latest headlin

northern parts. arctic circle starts december 21st w. . you're watching news asia coming up today farmers in india have had enough angry at government plans to reform their industry they have protested for days and have now called a strike. plus in vietnam we visit one special shop where young designer has revived old attire from 2 centuries ago. and rope in down to clean up will follow a trafficking crew on their terrifying tour of duty on a chinese mountain. i'm melissa chan welcome to g.w. news asia we're glad you could join us indian prime minister narendra modi is intent on what she characterizes as the modernization of the country's agricultural sector his party insists this will benefit farmers but the farmers are not convinced and they have responded in dramatic fashion with protests and now a strike this is all happening as the country slips into a recession after years of economic growth. farmers in the 10s of thousands in a blockade of delhi. 6 for almost 2 weeks they protested the new farm laws on the outskirts of the indian capital on tuesday

we are watching this because now we are in extreme drought areas across northern california where we are seeing extreme drought conditions for the red areas. when you add in a wind and also low humidity and the very dry vegetation that we have, we are going to, unfortunately, have to watch out for a fire danger and we are in december and we are still talking about a fire danger because the rain has really been lacking. as we go through the forecast, once again, we start to see this cold front moving in. and that will drop the temperatures a few degrees for sunday as more clouds move in and we will have to monitor for this fire danger for the inland areas from monday and possibly another high wind event as we go into thursday. looking at san francisco, we are going to see our temperatures in the low to mid-60s and we are still dry here as well but expect those high winds to pick up this weekend and, of course, we will continue to monitor for the situation because we don't want quickly spreading wildfire like they have in southern california right now. but we head into this month with

so people in northern asia are enduring bitterly cold temperatures today. what do you want to tell them to watch for? >> people certainly need to watch out. overnight temperatures can drop so quickly and that can cause a lot of damage to your plants outside, maybe even your pets. you might forget them and might forget to put in an extra blanket indoors. temperatures can drop so suddenly and is happening where we're seeing temperatures well below zero for your low temperatures. cold air could also be coming in to us in northern parts of japan, we will be seeing snowfall in places. over the next couple of days. be prepared for a blast of cold conditions with bitterly cold conditions moving in. for people that are going to be in tokyo, while you might have experienced warm temperatures tuesday, look what's happening wednesday, dropping to 12 degrees and single spreading across seoul and beijing. minus 17 is the highest temperatures you will notice for your wednesday. it will be bitterly cold. for people in europe, they have been hit by a couple of storms coming in. you can see from the pressure sys

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watch. and this feature running south across central and southern scotland, northern england could bring some eve here. and a cold night to come, again, subzero values for most of us. now this is the pressure chart for new year's eve — for thursday, low pressure over the north sea, higher pressure out west, fairly breezy conditions out west, a strong northerly here, that will just accentuate the cold. it does look like new year's eve could be quite disruptive across central and southern scotland, northern england, this mixture of rain, sleet and a hill snow will push southwards into western england, perhaps wales as we head through the day. could start to weaken, though, as it moves southwards — there's some uncertainty on this, you'll have to stay tuned to the forecast. there will be some sunshine around again, but it won't do much for the temperatures, it'll stay cold. and then for new year's day and the first weekend of january 2021, it looks cold with further rain, sleet and snow in places. this is bbc world news. the headlines — us president—electjoe biden has said he'll use the defense

watch what happens tuesday into wednesday. we see this weather feature push its way in. to the south of that, milder air but the northernof it well push into colder air so a greater likelihood of some snow which could in itself cause disruption, uncertainty is where that snow will track. it could fringe into northern ireland, wales, towards east anglia, rain across southern counties but if that's further south it will be snow rather than rain, north staying dry and bright. that system once it clears could give some snow for a time, east anglia and the south—east, and into new year's eve more in the way of batches of showers coming down which could cover now taking us into new year's day on eastern counties of england. a lot to play for but for new year's day many will be dry and bright but still cold. this is bbc news. the headlines: eu ambassadors unanimously approve the provisional application of the post—brexit trade deal between the uk and the eu. this will provisionally allow tariff—free trade with britain to continue after it leaves the eu single market at new year. more signs of growing pressure on uk hospitals f

watch out for early ice. we will continue with wintry showers across northern and western coasts, and we are keeping an eyeon, as it bumps into the cold air. as it moves eastwards inland, it could turn intto sleet and snow, but some uncertainty to its extent, so you have to keep tuned to the forecast. many central and eastern areas will tend to stay dry with some sunshine, but it's going to be a cold day. now, we think through wednesday night, that feature might run across southern england to bring some snow, rain close to the coasts. then we look to the north, this next weather front bringing a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, considerable snow probably falling over the higher ground of central southern scotland with this as we move first thing into thursday morning. now, that's all tied in with this area of low pressure sitting out in the north sea. the weather front spreading southwards is what's bringing the snow. you'll notice quite a few isobars out west, it's going to be quite windy here, making it feel even colder. so, we could start off with some disruptive snow across central southern parts of scot

watching for updates. brooks jarosz, thanks. >>> a northern california frontline healthcare worker who has received the pfizernting and sharing her experience with side effects. dr. vanessa walker works in the icu at sutter health in roseville. she received a covid-19 vaccine shot 72 hours ago. since then, she has been documenting her condition every 12 hours on her blog. she said she is doing this to give fellow frontline workers and the public an idea of what to expect and if there should be concern about side effects. she said she hasn't had any serious side effects. >> throughout the evening, just really a little bit of muscle soreness, but kind of towards the nighttime, i noticed a little bit of fatigue. could that be because i had been up for quite a while? possible. but i also started to notice a little bit of that kind of allover achy body feels you before you have other viral infections. >> she said the doctor still needs to take this pandemic seriously, even though the vaccine does give hope that this is the beginning of the end of the coronavirus. >>> a cdc advisory panel released new recommendatio

watching for rain. i don't see anything until monday night in the pacific northwest. far northern we don't get anything out of that. look at december 26th. the pattern looks like it will start to become wet. it is looking better and better as we head towards the last week of december. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cold in the morning. sunday is the last day of fall. as we bring on winter, waiting for that rain. 2:02 monday morning is when the season changes. we are keeping the dry pattern going into christmas and christmas day. dan and ama, we have to take the storms when we get them. when we get them, at least they deliver. >> fall is over. heading into winter. xfinity internet customers are saving up to $400 when they add xfinity mobile. they can choose from flexible data options. and get nationwide 5g included, all on the most reliable network! ...and they lived happily ever after. again! again! get an incredible offer on xfinity internet and you could save up to $400 a year when you add xfinity mobile. click, call, or visit a store today. >> in the north bay tonight some

north bay and really decreasing visibility in portions of northern the contra costa and solano counties as well as bayside marin county. so watchhose foggy spots further north in the bay area, few showers to our south today, otherwise we remain dry with just see that cloud cover pushing in across the bay area so by no means a super sunny christmas eve. but we are staying dry today. so cloudy. christmas eve but a dry one christmas day tomorrow. we take that turn to the rainier yet again and we'll be seeing showers becoming more and more widespread later in the showers arrive after 11:00am tomorrow. so we start your morning initially dry showers become widespread into the afternoon stay with us through christmas day night on into saturday when we start to see those showers dissipating by saturday afternoon we're back to some dry weather sunday night into monday morning pushing back into another round of rainfall rest of monday dries out tuesday looks like we should stay dry showers will remain to our north. but a 3rd system makes its way into later that day on into wednesday and thursday so this is just a very active forecast to

watching for rain. i don't see anything until monday night in the pacific northwest. far northernornia gets rain. we don't get anything out of that. look at december 26th. the pattern looks like it will start to become wet. it is looking better and better as we head towards the last week of december. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cold in the morning. sunday is the last day of fall. as we bring on winter, waiting for that rain. 2:02 monday morning is when the season changes. we are keeping the dry pattern going into christmas and christmas day. dan and ama, we have to take the storms when we get them. when we get them, at least they deliver. >> fall is over. heading into winter. >> in the north bay tonight some fourth graders in sebastpol thought they would be watching a movie on zoom and instead they got to go to a live drive-in movie, each kid got a concession box, popcorn, juice and candy and a glow stick. parents were in on the act and waited until the last moment to tell the kids in case the regulations changed. always got to make sure things are good to go. that is awes

northern california over 15 years. today some of the women who survived his crime spree watched as he was sentenced to multiple life terms. tom jensen was in sacramento and spoke with some of some survivors after it was finally over. >> i'm just thankful and amazed it all turned out. >> he deserves as the prosecutor said every single second, and i hope he lives a very, very, very long life from here on out. >> the sentence for roy whauler, the so-called nor cal rapist a resounding one. a total of 897 years to be served consecutively. >> i never have to think about him for one more second of my life, and that is the greatest relief i could ever, ever feel. >> reporter: in three weeks he'll spend his 61st birthday in prison and likely every other birthday until his death. >> knowing he's not going to do it to anybody else is the most amazing thing ever. >> reporter: whauler's known kid nappings and rapes began in 1998 and continued in 2006 targeting mostly asian women. he wept undetected in late 2018 when prosecutors discovered dna taken from the crime scene in the womens homes closely matched one of whauler's family membe

middle of san francisco in novato to so watch out for some foggy spots really the densest a fog has been in areas of southern culture or southern solano and northern contra costa county right along the water there so conquered antioch the rio vista some of those areas that you've got to watch out for lot clear further south in the bay is fog -dvisories remain through 10:00am this morning. quiet picture on radar and we're going to stay pretty quiet as we work our way through today and tomorrow too. a couple sprinkles possible and lake and mendocino counties tomorrow but bay area like remain dry. wednesday thursday keeping the dry trend of weather going as will also see on christmas morning so waking up with the kids the presence and looking at some clear skies overhead rain is likely to be pushing in later in the day on christmas and then staying with us on into saturday morning saturday afternoon looks to be we're drying back out before a second push of moisture. late sunday into monday so pretty active forecast after the holiday itself. but we do have a few dry days ahead of us today tomorrow and in the days after that. so at least you can take a

northern contra costa county. all the way out to areas like novato affected by that fog this morning so do watch your visibility up there in the north bay dense fog advisories for even longer period than what we saw yesterday remaining in effect through noon to force a northern contra costa county you're not under a dense fog advisory, but you've got to just as bad, especially right there right along the water now temperatures currently are in the 30's and 40's with morgan hill livermore and dublin each in the upper 30's, santa rosa, you're or coldest spots right at 30 degrees. well oakland alameda and hayward some of your more mild areas starting off this morning in the mid 40's, i'll be tracking the rest of your forecast still to come so stay with us james, thank you john 5, 1, 2 on the clock in our big story today. it's one day before christmas and california has reached a grim milestone in the fight against coronavirus we have health officials reporting. >>and warning that they could get worse within the next couple of weeks we have proper in harvey live in concord right now with details on that good morning r