those temperatures 7—8d, a bit milderfor northwest. for scotland northwest. those temperatures 7—8d, a bit milderfor scotland and nine —— ireland. rain coming from the atlantic, and around this area here, this is a significant one, arriving on saturday, bringing the rain across scotland and strong northwesterly winds, helping to break up the cloud a bit more with a better chance of seeing sunshine to the east of high ground. still pretty mild there, temperatures across england and wales should be higher on saturday. that weather system higher on saturday. that weather syste m m oves higher on saturday. that weather system moves away, and we have at high pressure building in for sunday. the next weatherfront arrives in the northwest, hence all the cloud with patchy rain. across england and wales, could start to be frosted, maybe mist and fog patches with sunshine coming through, those temperatures climbing to 9—iid. as we head into new year's, high—pressure is still in charge of the weather across the uk, we are back to square one as th

still thatst pert northwest flow.es tomorrow, barely around 40 for an afternoon high and a chance anyway of a couple of snow flurries even getting into the city during the afternoon. not enough to measureug but e to say there goes a snow flake. that's conversational snow. that's what we gow tomo then another couple of cold days, thursday, friday, saturday, dry. as we get into sunday and monday we're still keeping a very close eye. the compute models are all hinting that the storm that will be forming should be far enough to our south to leave us mostly unaffected. needless to say, we will be keeping a very close eye on that. thank you chuckbell. chopper 4 over the beltway here. inner loop, outer evop, ything is rolling along nicely. no big complaints at the top of thebeltway. mclean though, do you have a medical emergenc you can see the tiniest slow down there. otherwise looking pretty good. manassas park northd 28. left side blocked by a crash. 95 looks good. 270 still slow from 70ll the way down and then it opens up

curtesy of northwest wind with wind chills down in the mid 30s. if you're to be outside for any certain period of timea today your warm coat on. not a lot of moisture to worry aboutther than a few passing clouds. maybe a little better chance at passing flurry coming our way for tomorrow. you'll be going t school all week. temperatures mostly in the 30s to around 40 degrees along i-95 and eastbound to the bay. y herer hour by hour forecast and notice, not much of a warm up this afternoon.'l be around 40 degrees with that gusty northwest wind. so i will be a very chilly day. more about how long the cold is going to hang around coming up. >> good morning. taking a look at the beltway right now. two right lanes get by the work zonend distric heights inner loop after pennsylvania avenue, the right lane is blocked by a work zone. northbound 270, local lanes near 370. right lane gets by the work zone. alexandria, southbound 2 t -- 295. we'll hear about that in just a minute. >> president bush will lie int state the u.s. capitol this morning through tomor

that will move in and won't just be for the northwest.ll get into that new winter storm by the end of the week. >> their turn. all right, bill. thank you. >>> just ahead, a dog is reunited with his owner after surviving the camp fire and spending weeks watching over the ruins of their home. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid w

some ran in the far northwest. temperature around ten or ii far northwest.emperature around ten or 11 degrees. some of that can move south on new year's eve night. hello this is bbc news with carol walker. the headlines. the immigration minister is in dover, as the home secretary cuts short a family holiday to deal with the rising number of migrants crossing the channel in small boats. on his way back, and he will be at his desk on monday, but yes he's taking control of the situation, and i'm in regular contact with him, and we had a conference call just yesterday. one person has died and 23 others have been taking to hospital, after a minibus overturns on the scottish borders. more than £100 million is to be spent chartering extra ferries to bring in vital supplies in the event of a no—deal brexit. the new years honours list is announced, they include the british divers who rescued a young football team from a cave in thailand, twiggy, who is made a dame, and michael palin, who is knighted. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sport

northwest, the raima wingo to the far north and all day, a cooler filled to the day generally seven toighting and the saturday, that global travel and to the north sea, still a windy night to come, and when the conditions quieting down to start off with on saturday. so the early bird will start off dry and bright, but there will be a frequent rush of showers developing from the west with longer spells of rain moving across northern ireland in northwest england and west wales, a blustery day on saturday nine to 30 degrees high. —— nine to 13 degrees. things will quiet down, so we start a day windy, dry air but cooler by sunday. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11: the prime minister attempts to win over mps to back her brexit deal with a compromise on the controversial arrangements for the irish border. the mobile phone operator 02 apologises to millions of customers after a software fault leaves them unable to access the internet all day. britain's biggest gambling companies agree to stop advertising on television during live sports broadcasts. the boat is destroye

is was on florida avenue and 11th street in northwest. d.c. police tried to pull over the car when the driver the driver then lost control, hit three other that crash injured four people. up with of them seriously. the driver who caused the crash ran offnd has not been found. >>> by now you p havebably seen that disturbing video of kansas city chief running back shoving, kicking a woman. he speaking out days after being suspended by the nfl andut by his team. you can see hunt push one of his friends into woman. she falls p to the grounding to have hit her head and hun k s seking her. the incident happened back in february. on espn this dmorning, hunt s he is sorry and extremely embarrassed by his actions. >> that person in that video did not deserve that. i didn't mean tourt anybody or anything like that. it's really tough. it's tough because i feel like i let a lot of people down. >> hunt also says he realized what he had done once he saw the video and said he's nothat type of person. >>> coming up next, michelle obama's partner in crime, if

scotland in the northwest there are a lwa ys scotland in the northwest there are always a bit more cloutouth of that, thursday looks bright, it looks like cardiff is in for some sunshine and same goes for london and east of the pennines, some find whether. temperature is around 10 degrees which is colder in east anglia because we think the morning may bring a touch of frost of the temperatures might struggle through the course of the day. friday and into the weekend again more or less the same. a lot of cloud some sunny spells and temperatures around the 10 degrees mark. that is it for me. goodbye. this is bbc world news today. i'm ben bland. our top stories. indonesia lays out plans to build a new warning system capable of detecting underwater landslides, as the death toll from saturday's tsunami rises to 429. the pope appeals for peace in conflict zones like yemen and syria in his annual christmas address from the vatican. in his christmas message, president trump says there'll be no end to the government shutdown until funding is secured for his us—mexico border wall. and from walls t

back to "dateline. >>> in winter, the skies over northwest indiana, where dr.ger practiced medicine usually have all the luster of wet cotton. for weinberger and his wife, michelle, late december 2001 was just another blue skied caribbean holiday. >> it's a beautiful day here at parakay. >> it's perhaps good the happy couple couldn't see the future on this because there was so much unhappiness ahead. in three years he would be on the run somewhere in europe and she would be alone, brokenhearted and bankrupt. of course, they had no way of seeing any of this coming, not here, not on this night. >> new year's eve, 2002. i've never been so happy in my whole life. my dream. >> farther north in indiana, one of doctor weinberger's patients, phyllis barnes could clearly see her future was looking grim. >> my sister went through hell. >> reporter: her sister said her road through hell began three months earlier when she went to see dr. weinberger. ? she had trouble catching her breath, she seemed to have sort of cold-like symptoms or bronchitis. she seemed run down. >>

northwest winds around 15 to 20 miles per hour. it will be a wind chilled afternoon. still watching for a chance ofo flurries tw and still keeping a close eye on the sunday-monday time frame potential winter storm. not a big potential just yet. right now your wake up temperatures are in the 30s to arou40. take about 10 degrees off the numbers and tt's what you wind chills are. well it doesn't seem that cold yesterday morning. you're right. we're almost 15 degrees colder in some spots this morning than yesterday. if you're headed down to pay your respects, put your hcovy on and layer up. it's going day.ay chilly all temperatures in the 30s. only in the low 40s through the afternoon. it will be a very chilly evening to be out there in line. more about the rest of the wdk he forecast and how long it will stay this cold coming up. >> 95 south, right now chopper 4 on the way, sounds like a crash blocking two lanes. we'll be there in just a minute and show you what's going on there. medical emergency, take a look, those delays are building here. the rest of the beltway look

a southeast breeze, it should be north, northwest this afternoon. temperatures will bump up, we're noticeably warmer on the lows, i mean we had a lot of low 40s yesterday. it's 30s, livermore is up from 24 years ago. yesterday was all 40s, visibility is pretty good. san hoe saw and the airport is clear, the fog usually forms. this is far better, you're looking at 8 to 10 miles. only san jose and oakland have reduced visibility. that doesn't mean that there are not other areas nearby that doesn't have reduced visibility. yesterday it was widespread, the system is scooting through and will be with us for the morning. 42 in brentwood, you have a lot of 40s and 50s popping up. more 50s by friday. 56 half moon bay, very mild there, 50 saratoga, if memory serves me correctly, i do believe it does, 50 at some time. low 40s in santa cruz, it's a weak system, partly cloudy in the morning. a few high clouds will spill through. the system on friday is on the way. this system will weaken considerably by the time it arrives. a stronger system will be here sunday

on the satellite you can see anothestorm moving into the pacific northwest. there is a chance we could see a few more raindrops north of the golden gate bridge. highs tomorrow will be cool under partly cloudy skies and in the 50s to mid 60s. we will see a mix of sunshine and clouds through the week. the next best chance for rain will come this friday and this weekend. (grant) a disturbing study out today about teens and vaping... it shows a signficant jump - nearly doubling the number from last year... in the number of kids using the nicotine devices. and as kron four's terisa estacio reports... in the bay area, those numbers are even higher.(pkg) the recent survey finds that one in 5 high school seniors were vaping in 2018...... and the numbers just get worse... the monitoring the future survey shows that in 10th grade, the rate of kids vaping went form 8.2 percent to 16.1 percent, 8th grade, 3.5 percent to 6.1 percent. jasmine gerraty, youth tobaco prevent coordinator, marin co. public health dept. "here it is even worse." i meet up with jasmine gerraty wit

you'll notice a bit of rain arriving across the northwest of scotla nd arriving across the northwester on on monday. although, it will tend to come quite light and patchy as it sinks south the evening hours. as we look towards new year's eve, for most of us, if you are seeing in the new year looks largely drive. pretty cloudy, there could be some mist and fog patches overnight as well. it's this big area of high pressure, which is going to be driving our weather on into new year's day on tuesday, there's a weak front, which will push its way south. that will introduce cooler air, you can see a change in wind direction. the wind started to come in from the north, 01’ started to come in from the north, or northeast, later on on tuesday. more sunshine after cloudy few days. if you're planning to get out for a walk, most of us should be fairly bright. probably more clouds on this wea k bright. probably more clouds on this weak front just sinking south across england and wales throughout the day. temperature wise, in double figures in the south. looking at around seven to 9 degrees in the

outbreaks of rain likely in the northwest through the day.rain pushing for the south into the evening hours. for much of the country, again it's looking dry, still pretty cloudy conditions and reasonably mild, temperatures on new year's eve around ten or 11 degrees. now we will hold onto that dry weather for most of us, through the night, so if you've got plans to see in the new year, for most places it's going to be dry. just a chance of seeing some rain, particularly across parts of scotland. barely cloudy skies around, if you are expecting to see some of those fireworks, at least it's mild and largely drive. new year's day on tuesday, we've got a wea k year's day on tuesday, we've got a weak front which will bring the odd spot of light rain. for most of us will be a trite mild day before things start to get a bit colder and more wintry. as we head into the new year. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines... you home secretary cut short his holiday and the immigration minister visits dover to discuss the issue. he is back and he will take

and steve golden, of the northwest puppet center, says they would go for a lot more now.had these appraised at about $6,000 each. >> about $6,000. >> do you think that these have held their value today? >> i would say it certainly has held its value because if you just look at every part of the makeup of it, it's worth every penny that's in there. depending on which collector finds out about it, you could possibly get $10,000 for it. >> you're trying to maintain what is a chicago institution, but you feel like you might be sitting on a gold mine? ready for one more plot twist to bill fosser's libretto? it's his final wish for the puppet opera... what did he tell you? >> ...after the break. >> here's another quiz question for you. fantastic mr. fox? rudolph the red-nosed reindeer? or the evil other mother from "coraline"? the answer when we return. maria, so how's work? maria: it was 4th period biology. our students just weren't getting how easily viruses spread. so ms. bell and i had them role play a zombie virus outbreak. by the time they had all learned the lesson, all

northwest winds today, 15 to 20 miles per hour.a little breezy at times ath colder, drier air filters into the weekend. as far as any precipitation chances, you can see rain drops upe toward pittsburgh now. that's cold front number one. it will be aringing us mostly cloudy sky. there's a chance for a passing snow flake or two. no accumulation. but ano passing flake or two west of the blue ridge during the evening hours. it will be cleared out and then for tomorrow, plenty of sunshine but way colder. highs tomorrow only in the upper 30s and low 40s at most. this next chance sunday into monday of next week. that one could be something to plow or shovel, messa. >> oh. looking at the roads, chopper o, the top of the beltway, that's 95 there and it's very slow this is in aspen hill. at connecticut on the left side. ks like a lane and turn lane getting by the water main aeak. now as far thing else happening right now, let's take a look at the ma. sounds like this is getting out of the way and we should be clearing out pretty soon. left s

it brock out northwest of castro valley high school. the family of three is starting the new year without a home. >> a neighbor's cell video shows flames eating through a home on saturday morning. jordan nichole heard banging. >> i ran into my parents room and there was another pounding and that's when i heard screaming and there's a fire and get out. >> alameda county fire officials say six companies responded to the 18,000 block of mill mar boulevard. the one alarm blaze began on the first floor causing heavy damage and spread up. the family of three managed to escape. the man suffered succeed degree burns. >> our number 1 concern is that the occupants are out. we got a witness same that the occupants are out. we did a search for the dogs. >> an animal control officer recovered the carcasses of two small dogs. this space heater on the first floor touched off the fire. officials are locking to see if there was enough space or something came in contact with the heating coil. working smoke alarms allowed them to escape. >> very lucky to

another storm is moving into the pacific northwest this morning. bring with it more mountain rain, snow and gusty winds. light snow is expected in parts of the northeast and new england. >>> snow in the northwest made a mess of the roads. look at this. it caused major problems for drivers. let's go to accuweather's paul williams for the forecast. good morning, paul. >> good morning, zachary, janai. low pressure system will push quickly along the northwest, keeping it very unsettled with rain along the coast and then becoming very snowy as you move further inland. speaking of snow, lots of it along the great lakes, particularly the upstate new york area, vermont, new hampshire, going towards southern maine. then for christmas, look for a little snow in chicago. rain in st. louis. downpours likely for us in houston. a merry christmas to you and all. janai? zachary? >> paul, thanks for that. >>> turning now to a consumer alert in a major recall expanding the jennie-o company is pulling 164,000 pounds of ground turkey due to possible salmonella contami

less than 0.2 left of the system but breezy northwest winds behind it.ou can see the snow in the sierra. down to 3,200 see. from healdsburg to gunnarville ad novato. heavier rain in marina boulevard and foothill a went. through warm springs boulevard. the parkway over in east bay. look at wet weather it west washington avenue. sunnyvale. showers. down through boulder creek and bear creek road, wet weather. we get a break later on in today and tomorrow and then chilly and then the rain late monday. and the rest of the week looks soggy. >> thank you. >> the 41st president of the united states, george h. w. bush, passed away at the age of 94 at his home in houston, texas. he spent his life in military and civil service. david muir with a look back at the life and legacy of a maren hero. >> george herbert walker bush, america's first president born in 1924 one of five children. he was son of a banker and lov his life barbara pierce at a christmas dance. he was the first boy she would kiss. the following year on his 18th birthday george enlisted in the war, b

worth bearing in mind if you're on the road early, heavy rain and gale absolutely in the extreme northwestit is best to tune in to a local radio station to find out if there

from corvallis oregon we have samantha chisholm philip she is a post-doctoral research associate at northwest climate science at that time and she is at a role member of the indian tribal confederation hello it's great to have you really could not i were in this big editorial meeting earlier on today and we were flying around totems and trying to work out what the main engine they were and then that phrase to ecological knowledge popped up and then i said. how are we going to start this conversation that's just one of the terms that our community is using and people in the know are using here is a good breakdown from the conversation it's a research and academic site they write in recent years many scholars have become aware of the large body of information known as traditional knowledge t.k. indigenous knowledge i.k. or traditional ecological knowledge. amongst other terms so i'm breland termed their traditional knowledge but to break it down even further we've got this comment this is powerless white is an environmental art activists and professor and he writes not all indigenous peoples us

tens of millions of americans are getting set to hit theut th ones sweeping across theacic northwest. heading east thursday or friday, we have this rainy forecast, severe storms in places. i'm going to be tracking that for you. >> also this morning, is this the tramp of the future. we'll go inside billionaire's elon musk's brand-new tunnel. could it be the end of sitting in traffic? i know your ears perked up for that one. >>> plus, giving the gift of

the tale of a father and daughter living off grid in the promise of the pacific northwest, this pitchhich peterjackson used cutting edge technology to breathe new life into 100—year—old footage from world war i. it's a powerful and humanist work, bringing us closer to those who fought in the great war in this, the armistice centenary year. looking forward to 2019, january kicks off with the uk release of the favourite, the 0scar—tipped latest from yorgos lanthimos, which has already picked up a bunch of golden globe nominations, including best actress for 0livia colman and supporting actress nods for emma and rachel weisz. i'll leave you with a spoonful of something from a movie currently playing in uk cinemas, mary poppins returns. have a practically perfect christmas and a very happy new year. where did you get that kite? i found it in the park. she kept it from blowing away. mary poppins! close your mouth, please, michael, we are still not a codfish. jane banks, still rather inclined to giggle, i see. good heavens! it really is you! you seem hardly to have aged at all. really! how

there is a little bit of a northwest breeze out there this morning. that wind will beincreasing once the sun comes up at 7:20 this morning. so thels like factor is going to save 5 or 8 degrees off the temperature, what it will feel like today. just before 5:00 this afternoon. near 40 in the mivalley. 40s across most of the city and if you're going out for late night services on christmas eve, bundle up, it will be cold with wind chills in the 20s by 10 or 11:00 tonight. more about your christmas day forecast comg up in a few. >> we'll check in with you then but at 6:32, the government may not open until next year. >> acting chief of staff said the shutdown could continue into the next congressional session in january. mulvaney made the comments yesterday. democrats will take control of the house come january. on saturday, negotiations between the white hou and stalematereached a over president trump's demand for border wall funding. democrats will only offer 1.5 billion for border curity. notwall. the president wants 5 billion despite campaign promise

once the rain sets in across the end of northwest wells, they'll be down for much of the day. ina they'll be down for much of the day. dry in a on northern ireland iraq, to the south, there'll be some patchy rain here and there, one and two spots of what it all together. a very breezy day compared to wednesday, but it is that when in the atlantic that will boost the temperatures between ten and 15 degrees. not into wednesday and thursday night, we should start drive the demo wet weather spreads across the country and the wind picks up again, all linked into the area of low pressure targeting northwest scotland, or some the strongest winds are, 17 or 18 mile gusts, 70 or 80 mile gusts, and these parts, what starts across the southeastern corner of england initially turning brighter for it before we hit the afternoon, a few showers and lots of sunshine, frequent showers to the west, heavy with hail and thunder and parts of southern and northern scotland, was the persistent rain and will continue. by the end of friday, we will see some more milder push with a bright start, more r

one or two for northern ireland, one or two for the north of wales and northwest england.and west of scotland, where the showers become aligned with the winds. so some of them could be quite lengthy. a mild day, though. temperatures between 9—12 degrees for most. the second half of the weekend looks like this. low pressure moving in, and that's going to be bringing in some wet weather. it's also going to bring in some big contrasts temperature—wise. the air coming from a long way south into the south of the uk, but coming from quite a long way north into the north of the uk. so those contrasts will build up on sunday. some wet weather, then. probably getting across northern ireland, getting into england and wales as well. it's across scotland that we'll have the best of the day's weather with some sunshine, but this is where the air‘s getting colder. temperatures, six degrees in stornoway and aberdeen. getting warmer, though, in the south. up to 13 in plymouth and london as well. now, that weather system will still be there or thereabouts on monday, but it's getting squish

they wrote about the first the first salmon surmounting which during the salmon runs here in the northwest the first process salmon tribal people had selected people to go out and fish that very first because they caught the salmon they bought them in and from that they made a determination of how many salmon should be taken that year. and there was fish management so that's fish science just like we do today but it was in their own way very important because they understood the consequences of getting it wrong and the consequences of getting it wrong where there were no fish the next year for them to ate there wasn't a safeway or grocery store they could run off to and get some food if the salmon tinker so they were very careful about that today though we see our fish management practices are driven by the dollar and they're driven to catch the very last fish indigenous people understood through their science that's the wrong move nick because if you don't have fish next year you're going to start and i should say that jonathan was a house is joining us from portland oregon he's an indige

you may need the ice scraper, i saw some frost on some of the cars here in northwest d.c. today. so, you may need the ice scraper early tomorrow morning. now, tomorrow afternoon, not as today, we saw a high of 41, 42. tomorrow, we get to 44. tw degrees warmer than that. going to be amazing. amazing. a frigid start, but mostly sunny skies. yeah, another chilly day. we'll need the coats again. and this kind of weather is going to last the rest of the week. 44 on your wednesday. 46 on thursday. rain late on friday. and this is going to be another big storm, guys. we're talkingbo one to two inches of rain, 53 degrees on friday.e' so, you know on the warmer side there. rain again on saturday. a high of 52.

these winds will come around to the northwest. they were southwest an hour ago and now the west and eventually the northwest. that will help clear the skies out for the afternoon. it will limit our warm up which is all right. we're already 55 now at nationar ai our average high temperature for today's date is 51 there's even a few 30s on the map but it's still near 60 degrees across southern maryland. it's hard to make out here. there is a very weak weather front out to our west. that will come through here late morning into afternoon. you'll know when it goes by because the wind will turn to the northwest and increase. it will be breezy to bluste aryt times today. clouds around this morning. and that clear out late morning and into the early parts of the afternoon and then lat t into afternoon and evening, there will be cloud cover coming in from the west. m mainly and high level clouds around the ety. thould be snow showers in the mountains of west virginia. for today, fog around this morning but temperatures climbing with some

a bit more crotch was the northwest moving closer to atla ntic the northwest moving closer to atlanticwe head into thursday. to the south of that thursday looks bright, looks like cardiff is in for sunshine, the same goes for london and also to the east of the pennines some fine weather around the whole of newcastle on thursday with temperatures from 10 degrees. a bit colder there and east and leon on thursday because we think the morning may bring a touch of frost so those temperatures mice go down through the course of the day. and into the weekend more or less the same. a lot of cloud with some sunny less the same. a lot of cloud with some sunny spells and temperatures around a 10 degrees mark. that is it for me. bye—bye. this is bbc world news. the headlines... the indonesian government says it will install a new tsunami warning system next year after the existing technology failed to warn of the large waves that devastated parts of java and sumatra on saturday. at least a29 people are now known to have died. president trump says the partial shutdown of the federal government is go

always a bit more clouds towards the northwest where we are closer to the atla ntic northwest where wetlantic weather fronts, so for example scotland and the northwest there always a bit more clout as we head into the first —— head into thursday. but the south, it should be bright. to the east of the pennines and some fine weather around the hall and newcastle. temperatures a little bit colder in east anglia because the morning may bring a touch of frost, so temperatures much of a little but the course of the day. and then friday and into the weekend, again more or less the same. some sunny spells, and temperatures around the 10 degrees mark. that's it for me. 2018 mark the end of world war i, around the world those who made the special sacrifices and a special programme would meet the families and communities to come or merit —— commemorate the lost. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... rescuers in indonesia say they're worried about disease spreading following the tsunami on saturday, which has killed more than 420 people. in her christmas message, the queen spoke of a busy year

winds are out of the northwest at 7 miles per ho.se winds are going to increase a bit and it will be breezy or blustery. most areas are in the mid to upper 30s across the are there. there's polka dot lou right there. if you'd like to mdd aber to your family, go to humane rescue alliance.org. i lo't up for adoption, but there's plenty of tomes i'd love ee him to somebody else. low 40s at noontime and then low 40s again by 6:00. afternoon highs will peak in the mid to upper 40s. 48 here in washington. but we'll be breezy at times. there you c see the unsettled weather. the showers that we had late last night all moving a away it will be dry traveling if you're traveling 70 west intoni west vir and ohio or 95 and 85 down to our south, quite weather pretty much everywhere you can reach within a day's drive of here and clear weather for the most part east of the rockies. good weather for holiday flyers as well. we will be partl to mostly cloudy around here tomorrow. rain chances hold o into thursday night and into friday. it will be rain

it's taking aim towardsment pacific northwest. the next hint for us would look like thursday it, won't be much. today's system won't do much. thursday we could get a little bit -- this area continues to be favors favoring north of the golden gate. that will be a little, thursday night, i don't think there will be much next. 50s and 60s, 6:31, most of the bridges or he care.com. >> what about the golden gate and richmond and san rafael. >> i'm glad you asked that. it's doing well. we had a crash i told you about, block being the two right lanes. chp thinks it will be there for a bit. it traffic will be slow in this area because of this, now, sigalert on the highway. where is everyone? they're stuck behind the crash. we had a couple of problems at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up around the corner. >> the entire drive from the carquinez bridge to this point, it's 40 minutes and no problems on the span itself. you talk about northbound 880, traffic is busy, it looks like chp may be running a traffic break here, look at the t

so, pretty rough weather for the central and eastern mediterranean for the next five days, northwestid teens celsius on thursday and it's going to stay pretty damp and breezy for the next few days on the mild side, but there isa few days on the mild side, but there is a chance of a wind event with gales severely affecting parts of the uk as we hope go into friday so stay tuned for your weather forecast. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the uk government has been forced to publish its legal advice on theresa may's brexit deal, emboldening those opposed to it ahead of next week's vote. is it time that the prime minister took responsibility? a responsibility for concealing the facts of her brexit deal from members of this house and republic? peace talks on yemen are about to begin for the first time in two years, to try and end a war that has created the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. fertility breakthrough in brazil, where it's been revealed that a woman with a womb translpanted from a dead donor gave birth to a baby girl. we take a virtual tour of the tunnels bu

moon bay, downtown san francisco at 19. 13 san ramone. 17-mile-an-hour winds out of the north and northwest and concord. as we head through the day we'll seat winds ease. breezy to windy. sunny, seasonal daytime highs. as we look ahead to that big holiday, a lot of people will be out and about ringing in the new year. at midnight temperatures for the coast, the bay, the upper 40s and chilly in the mid-40s. we're looking at clear skies across the bay area as we go through even the first day of 2018, 2019, i should say. we're looking at plenty of sunshine there. so let's show you this ridge of high pressure that's in control for us. the reason it's been so breezy and windy even yesterday, we had an area of low pressure to our east and a reg of high pressure that was to our west. the two weather features close together. now for today, though, the weather features will move farther away from each other. that's why we're in the looking at windy conditions. futurecast, as we take you through the afternoon, we'll see plenty of sunshine. daytime highs right around where we should be. i will show yo

corvallis oregon we have samantha chisholm hatfill she is a post-doctoral research associate at northwest climate science at that. and she is at a role member of the indian tribal confederation hello it's great to have you so really could not i were in this big editorial meeting earlier on today and we were flying around ten. attempts made to how brutal they were and then that phrase to distill ecological knowledge popped up and then i said. how are we going to start this conversation that's just one of the terms of our communities using and people in the know are using here is a good breakdown from the conversation it's a research and academic site they write in recent years many scholars have become aware of the large body of information known as traditional knowledge t.k. indigenous knowledge i.k. or traditional ecological knowledge. amongst other terms so i'm breland termed their traditional knowledge but to break it down even further we got this comment this is powerless white he is an environmental art activists and professor and he writes not all indigenous peoples use the same ter

activity you can see moving through the pacific northwest staying pretty much over the pacific northwesta little bit slides into northern california on sunday morning but doesn't reach the bay area. we could see an inkraes in cloud cover and that's really about it. as far as the winds out there, still gusting on our heels 25 miles per hour. around the bay area we're seeing it as well. napa reporting 55 miles per hour. oakland reporting 8. near half moon bay gusting above 25. livermore reporting strong gusts about 25 as well as areas over fairfield and so even though the temperatures are up because of the wind, you could feel that breeze out there. 46 in oakland and 50 in san francisco. the readings show a lot of 40s and a few low 50s. feels chillier to start your day. 58 expected for san jose. we're looking at relatively quiet patterns to end 2018. a look at the extended forecast coming up. >>> time is 7:32. a manhunt going on now for an inmate who escaped wednesday night. police released video showing what police believed is that escaped inmate car jacking a woman at a home depot. lee m

we could see severe storms in northwest florida, southeastern georgia. as everybody heads up i-95 or goes to the airports in the northeast, it will inevitably impact travel as we end this week before the big holiday. david? >> ginger zee tonight. j ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the breaking news. cbs revealing just before we came on the air tonight that they are terminating ceo les moonves for cause after an investigation. that means he will leave the company without his $120 million severan severance. they said among other things that he did not cooperate with the investigation. here's abc's eva pilgrim now. >> reporter: tonight, cbs with that bombshell announcement, denying its former chairman and ceo les moonves his $120 million severance package. the network releasing a statement, saying, "there are grounds to terminate for cause, including his willful and material misfeasance." moonves, one of the most powerful men in media for decades, stepping down after 12 women came forward with allegations ranging from harassment to

to the rest of this afternoon into the evening most showers across the northwest of scotland, pushing the west during second half of tonight. a soggy start the sunday morning for northern ireland, wales, northwest england, central and southern england too. hold for scotla nd southern england too. hold for scotland in northeast england with a touch of frost first thing in the morning and the odd foggy patch possible too. tomorrow will feel very different than today because we have these fronts moving in from the west, bringing the cloud and the rain too. still mild in the south, certainly you will wake up to quite a lot of wet weather across the bulk of england, wales and northern ireland too. some rain in the south fairly light and patsy for a time, more persistent rain north but heavy working into southwest england once again during the afternoon. scotland seeing the best of the dry, bright weather with plenty of sunshine, especially north of the central belt. temperatures around 6—8 in the north, 12-13, belt. temperatures around 6—8 in the north, 12—13, still very mild for this fami

shows a chart here that all ready possible to safely navigate the arctic via the northwest passage or the sea route as you see in the blue and the orange here. these routes can save shippers weeks in travel and are thousands of not miles shorter when compared to using panama canals. much of the critical infrastructure needed to support in safe shipping does not currently exist. particularly in the united .tates, the arctic nation the challenge is in the arctic or manyfold, including the lapse of an american port, icebreaking capabilities, increased demand for search and rescue and environmental response. and resourcent management. is the lack ofrn a deep water port within close enough proximity to serve as a staging area for search and rescue, pollution response, iron men -- environmental concerns and security operations. harbor,est is dutch which is nearly 1000 miles away from the arctic circle. this is like having a port based in florida taking care of operations in boston. would on the east coast's tolerate that situation. if not older. consistent and reliable communications is als

new video thi morning in two brutal sex assault cases in northwest d.c.olice need help identifying a man who they say may be at the nter of both attacks. police say the suspect was armed with a knife when he forced the victim out of her home in the 5,500 block of 8th street northwest and assaulted her. that crime happened on july 15th but police just released this video of a suspect leaving the scene. investigators say that man is the same person in this video. police say the spect approached the woman and assaulted her in an alley. this is him leaving the scene of that attack. if you have information, d.c. police wou like to hear from you. >> there's a few more days left in 2018 but thi has been a deadly year for police. 144 law enforcement officials died in the line of. du a 12% increase from last year. that according to a prelimina report. most of thes offic killed were shot. one officer died. 14 states and theisict saw no officer deaths this year. >> 4:49 now. an emotional reunion after an alexandria man overdosed. >> now he i thanking the firefighter

and in northwest, kansas avenue shut downadetween mon and longfellow.closed for a water main break. they say this is goingno be shut d through the morning commute. as we zooout her frank tippett road near 309, crash repoeled there. tr times in maryland, 66 miles per hour on 270. looking quite o good. tothe beltway, 58 miles per hour. on the outer loop, inbound on 66 d 95 northbound, both rolling quite well. rememberop to listen to 103.5 fm when youop in your car. >> thank you. >>> now to two major oovelopments regarding fac and your privacy. one involves a lawsuit filed by d.c. attorney general carl racine. he says facebook failed to protect the data of millions of users. he focused specifically on the cambridge analytica scandal.he that's a third-party personality quiz took user data before the 2016 >> almost half were340,000 residents, had their user information compromised. >> facebook gave partners, including micrahoft and! more access to your data than previously thought. facebook has denied the report. >>> it's called one of the most magical times

it's more of a west, northwest in the evening as this system goes through.way friday, it's a weak system. most of it should be north of the going gate. fine tune that tomorrow -- at the golden gate. fine tune that tomorrow. a system stay with us out, a stronger front moves in sunday, it looks good, everyone on the an56, san jose 49. the southeast breeze, visibility is good for most. this can change rapidly, oakland and san jose are dealing with fog. there are pockets of it that are out there. we don't have to go far, compared to two miles, mountain view 10, almost everyone was in on the reduced visibility. weak system coming by, cloud cover in the morning, in the afternoon, this will swing through and warmer temperatures, we're way up on the lows, upper 40s and 50s and this is along wood side and stanford yesterday. we're in the 50s, 55, 56, 50s over union city, 39 and 55 in san mateo, the cloud cover and southeast breeze holding the lows up. a couple of systems on the way, the one from friday will start to get the act together. tomorrow looks luke a similar

that's the latest liven northwest washington. jim and pat, back to you. >> chris, thangs so muks it's who is who and a who was back in those other eras of politics. >> thank you, chris. >> there were some lighthearted moments during the cerony today. former president george w. bush keeping the tration alive handing michelle obama a mint or a cough drop as he greeted president trump and all of the former presideseated in the first row there of the cathedral. >> he also handed mrs. obama cough drop during senator john mccain's funeral. there's speculation that's exactly what happened again today. >> our coverage is just beginning. we'll take you live to texas when president bush arrives and throughout the hour,ore of the most poignant moments today's events. >>> turning now to our forecast, depending on where you live, you may have seen some flurries today. meteorologistoug hammer and emilia draper are in the studio. >>ot we're done just yet. parts of the area coming even into the metro area. this moves out, a couple nice days then

northwest provinces of pakistan are the most anti-american place in the world. we never would have had a successful operation there. when they presented to the president, the president said how long will it take us to do this major operation? they said three or four months. he said, don't we have anything we can do right away? there was this other plan, work with the northern warlords and send special forces teams. the president said, how long will that take? we can start tomorrow. go for it. that is what president bush decided to do. about that first special operations team that came in to afghanistan after 9/11. there is a movie about it. when they got off the helicopter say little team helped where they should land. when the guy gets off the helicopter, he says to the first afghan he sees, i want to see the general. he says, you can't see him now, he is on the phone to a congressional office. there you go. >> could 9/11 have been prevented? rep. rohrabacher: yes. yes it could have. me put it this way -- i think people poo-pooed it. i sort of poo-pooed it myse

on the satellite you can see another storm moving into the pacific northwest. there is a chance we could see a few more raindrops north of the golden gate bridge. highs tomorrow will be cool under partly cloudy skies and in the 50s to mid 60s. we will see a mix of sunshine and clouds through the week. the next best chance for rain will come this friday and this weekend. (pam) another big story tonight... the father of a boy dying in an oakland hospital ... is pleading with the state department to allow his wife to join him... in saying goodbye to their child. the two- year old boy is on life support at u-c-s-f benioff children's hospital oakland... (ken) and his mother is barred from entering the u-s. president trump's travel ban is restricting her from entering the country to be with her son one last time.. reporter andy rose has the latest. ali hassan, father of dying boy: "just breaking my heart looking at my son facing death. he's about to die soon." the father of a dying 2-year- old boy.. speaking through his heartbreak..that his wife may not have the chan

. >> video this morning in two brutal sexual assault cases in northwest. police need your help identifying a man may be at the center of both attacks. police say the suspect was armed with a knife when he forced the victim out of her home on the 5500 block of 8th street northwest and assaulted her. the crime actually happened july 15th, but police have just released this video of a possible suspect leaving the scene. so seen running down the street. investigators believe that man is the same person in this video. theyay the suspect approached an woman long fellow street in northwest and assaulted her in an alley. this is video of him leaving the scene of theattack. if you have any information about this, call d. police. >>> there are only a few more days left in 2018 but we t alrey kns has been a deadly year for police. 144 law enforcement officials ined in the of duty. that's a 12% increase from last year. that according to a preliminary report from the national law enforcement officers memorial fund. most of the officers killed were shot. maryland had tw