he'd gone through the northwest passage. i want to follow his footprints.e very important to us because we hunt a lot of the marine mammals. in our community we're very concerned that in a couple of years there's gonna be a lot of ships coming through here and we're scared that we'll have a lot of oil spills and it's going to ruin our marine mammals. francis crable: we think about climate change all the time, our generation, definitely me and my friends back home or even all of us here on the ship, we feel like it's something our generation s to solve. we wish people would listen to us more about it. narrator: ed struzik's been thinking and writing about climate issues for decades. a canadian author, lecturer, and journalist with over 40 years of experience reporting on the arctic, ed's recent book, future arctic, details the many changes he has witnessed here. ♪♪ ed struzik: "i'm hoping that this is going to give you a bit of perspective about what you're doing here. now that the arctic is warming what's happening? well, you know the story. sea ice is melt

for people in serious northwest facing extreme hunger, the boat was a matter of life and death. it's cold in the tent were full time. rice lives with her grandchildren and northwest syria at night below 0. her son brings would for the stove. but the cold is just one of their problems. they've been living in refugee camps for 10 years now. and week in week out, food is scarce. right? has brought in and we'll have a new one. it's been a long time since we are any meet. and frankly, we have nothing like my son goes to work every day and earn 20 lira and that's less than a single euro. how is that? supposed to be enough for the children, man, the they live with more than 300 other refugee families in how mood camp near the city of id live. everyone here depends on aid from international organization. the possibility of interruptions, worries people here. controllable 1st mob. the main thing is that the border crossing remains open so that we can continue to receive aid supplies. we're not doing well if the crossing closes were finished on the bob and how while border crossing is the

it's going to stay milder though here in the northwest so around nine, northwest.derneath the brighter yet clearer skies over towards the south—east, only really free of four degrees here and under those clearing skies where we'll see frost redevelop tonight getting as low as minus six minus seven degrees in the most rural locations. the cloud now filtered its way into western areas of england and wales will hold back the frost a bit more here. but there could be some areas of rain and drizzle still persisting the morris temperatures overnight still going to be in the far northwest, holding up around seven here as we seven degrees celsius here as we move throughout monday . it seven degrees celsius here as we move throughout monday. it is a relatively similar picture still of that northwest southeast split . we might see a slight split. we might see a slight ingress of a cloud across continental europe just its way into and areas of east into kent and areas of east anglia. the greatest of anglia. but the greatest of seeing those sunny spells going to be across that

it is leaning a little more than 29 inches at the northwest corner. how much is that for people who actually live in the millennium tower? take a look at this marble. an owner rolls it up hill toward the center of an apartment until it runs out of steam and gravity takes over, taking it right back where it started. >> if i was a resident, i'd still be worried that i can't put something on the table without it rolling off. >> reporter: although the fix is supposed to provide some relief, the latest computer model shows the project will only offset a total of 4.5 inches of lean, less than half the tilt added to the building during the construction project intended to stop it from leaning. the final result is expected to leave the tower secured but still permanently tilting about two feet at the northwest corner. six officials say the project will succeed in stopping further settlement and sinking well before there's any safety concerns. in a statement to us, ron hamburger says the primary objectives have always been to arrest building settlement at the

we have seen some monitor conditions moving in from the northwest by many further south and east stillittle bit earlier on and we will see a real mix on sunday and still sticking with the cloud and milder theme in the northwest was ran around the further south and east, called frosty with some lingering fog in that contrast on the fact that we still have this cold air mass with us across central and southern areas in this weather front northwest bringing some milder conditions and some patchy rain to the course the day too. for the rest of the overnight period, there's that rain pushing across the western scotland and northern ireland and fog forming through the early hours across many central and eastern and southern parts of england in particular to start for sunday morning it was a temptress down to around —6 or possibly minus seven degrees towards the south and east and in the northwest. to the day on sunday, fog in the east and slowly clearing away and some rain for parts of western scotland and through the irish sea coasts in pembrokeshire, cornwall for instance. some sunshine de

once again, it came right back to the northwest corner of the apartment. jaxon vanderbeck , nbc bay area. >>> when you drive a school bus for 50 years, you come across a lot of students. one driver has developed a special bond with his students that is unlike any other. we have the story next. >>> and on this sunday night we are seeing gusty winds over the >>> driving a school bus is not an easy job. many of us would not last a day. one woman has been driving for more than 50 years. >> when it comes for services for children with special needs , what about the bus driver? for families in san francisco, they know how important a good one can be and they have had a great one for a very long time. here is garvin thomas with tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: over the past 50 years, the streets of san francisco may have gotten meaner , but the woman navigating them , well, she certainly hasn't. on her bus route, kindness has always been along for the ride. >> it doesn't hurt! >> reporter: it was in 1971 when shirley answered a help wanted ad for school bus

oh the western northwest wind. snow all over the place as you mentioned as we mentioned on hamilton's, i think also in the santa cruz mountains as well. so snow rain mixed right here in the back side now coming down from the northwest right there. say that's what we're dealing with today. so we're not done yet. but this is the last big system. there will be one more wednesday night thursday still snow up in the mountains winter store morning through four a.m. tomorrow after this system goes by, it does look like a break. the one caveat, i will say, though, is be careful of breaks when you're in a rainy pattern. are we in a rainy pattern? i'd say so. so be careful of breaks, but it does look like they will get one after thursday morning, going into the weekend, you guys all right, steve time 7 41 holiday sales for toys were not what the toymakers were expected after the break. the reason you may want to buy presents for your children. now let's swing out to our newsroom. a good morning again to andre senior. you're

in this example, there was a strike in the northwest _ buses. buses. in this example, there was a strike in the northwest and 500 - buses. in this example, there was a strike in the northwest and 500 bus drivers who were fired and rehired and they've been on strike for weeks and they've been on strike for weeks and they've been on strike for weeks and the company was ignoring them. what we did in this instance is that same company was going for a norwegian rail contract in norway and £3.8 billion and so, that was a lot more to them than firing and rehiring 500 people and so we did the whole campaign on that contract we basically went to norway and we spoke to the politicians we spoke about what was happening and effectively frustrating that the end of these people fired and rehired in britain, if you have them here, they will cause industrial unrest and so the company made a choice, do i stop that from happening and we go back to the negotiating table? so that from happening and we go back to the negotiating table?— to the negotiating table? so

northern ireland and northwest england, and it will be a little bit colder as well., friday should be another pleasant day for most patchy cloud across england, a bit more in the west compared with thursday. and then later on, northwest scotland and northern ireland will see cloud increase, some rain into the western isles before the day is out. and temperatures similar to thursday's values with lighter winds. into saturday, though, more cloud on the scene. there will be sunshine in particular eastern scotland, southern counties of england. but this sort of cloud here with patchy rain, this is a weather front which is just toppling round our area of high pressure because it's within the area of high pressure — not much in the way of rain on it. it will clear through off into the near continent. but another batch of more active weather fronts into sunday will push into the northwest. we start with the frost again, particularly across some southern areas. but sunday, there'll be some sunny spells across england and wales especially, but increasing cloud to scotland, no

northwest england and parts of wales.at around 6—9 degrees. we mightjust see double figures down into the southwest, but there's a change to come as we move into tuesday. yet more rain and wind, i'm afraid, but the south—westerly flow, so this sort of triangle shape, this pizza wedge that is milder air, it's what's known as a broad warm sector. all you basically need to know is it's a lot of low cloud, a lot of rain and windy with it, but the wind coming from the southwest. so it is going to feel milder once again on tuesday. gusts of winds 30—40 miles an hour, strengthening even further before the day closes out in the far north of scotland. but the temperatures back up, seeing highs perhaps of 14 degrees by the middle of the afternoon. as that area of low pressure drifts its way eastwards, along the southern flank, we could see some severe gales for a time, but that clears away quite readily. so, as we move through wednesday, on the whole, the showers will pile in from the west, but it's going to be a case of sunny spel

for people in syria's northwest facing extreme hunger, at the vote keeps a lifeline open, at least fornother six months. >> it is cold in the tent reporter: where she live with her grandchildren in northwest syria. at night, below zero. her son brings wood for the stove. but the cold is just one of their problems. they have been living in refugee camps for 10 years now, and weekend, week out, food is scarce. >> it has been a long time since we ate any meat. frankly, we have nothing. my son goes to work everyday and earns 20. that is less than a euro. how is that supposed to be enough for children? reporter: they live with more than 300 other refugee families in a camp near the city of italy. everyone here depends on aid from international organizations. the possibility of interactions worries people. >> the main thing is that the border crossing remains open so that we can continue to receive aid supplies. we are not doing well. if the crossing closes, we will be finished. reporter: the border crossing is the only way that food, drinking water, and medicine can reach northwest syria. s

once again, it came right back to the northwest corner of the apartment. jaxon vanderbeck , nbc bay area. >>> when you drive a school bus for 50 years, you come across a lot of students. one driver has developed a special bond with his students that is unlike any other. we have the story next. >>> and on this sunday night we are seeing gusty winds over the are seeing gusty winds over the [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the enrollment ends january 31st. com

of the northwest with clear skies down towards the saw the look of midas to a —3 in the towns and citiesine to tuesday as well, we still have mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest with clear skies down towards the saw the look of midas to a —3 in the towns and cities and a touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there that can be a little slow to clear and there should be some sunshine break and try the drizzle but struggling at about three or four down across the southeast of england. after tuesday and wednesday, low—pressure dominating in this weather front is snaking its way for the south in a change during wednesday and some of the rent for a time clara go to scotland and northern ireland pushing through england and england and wales and squeezing some that milder air a and wales and squeezing some that milderaira bit and wales and squeezing some that milder air a bit further south and it still sitting temperatures around 5 degrees for the likes of london and norwich and is likely to be any court or to the north of that court front and there will

some of the overnight lows first thing monday morning, but milder and frost free further northwest.ty much of the day. the best slice of the sunshine will be for parts of lincolnshire down towards the south coast of england as well. but we have got a few freezing fog patches and a bit more cloud working in across the far south east of england and there'll be more cloud for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, but a bit of brightness around the north coast here, ten or 11 degrees, but you'll struggle to get more than about three or four down towards the southeast. so that contrast continues through monday night into tuesday as well. we've still got mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest, clearer skies down towards the south. look at that, minus two, minus three, even in the towns and cities. so again, touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there. that could be a little bit slow to clear. but there should be some sunshine breaking through on tuesday, particularly through central and southern england, a little bit more cloud into the far

but for northwest scotland, highs of ten degrees.l system moving into northern ireland and parts of scotland with cloud and some outbreaks of rain, and, again, some slightly milder air. but further south and east, any early fog should clear a little bit of sunshine across parts of east anglia and south east of england, but that is where the chilly air will hold on longer, so just five or six degrees. compare that with 11 out west in belfast. now, as you move into monday, we see yet another frontal system pushing in from the northwest. again, that'll bring some cloud. it'll bring a little bit of patchy rain. with each of these frontal systems, we start to introduce some slightly milder air. so, temperatures in parts of northern ireland on monday could climb all the way to 13 degrees celsius. but it does stay rather chilly across some parts of eastern england. but eventually something a little milder will arrive here. as we head deeper into the week, high pressure will tends to take charge of our weather, some frontal systems trying to

northwesterly or a westerly, so slightly cooler, still breezy, still most of the showers into the far northwestin sheltered eastern areas of seeing some sunshine on friday. but again, those temperatures perhaps sitting single figures between 7—10 degrees on the whole. is there going to be much change as we move into the weekend? i'm afraid not. the low is going to stay with us and actually, notjust the weekend — further ahead, it looks likely that we are going to see showers or longer spells of rain. it does look likely it might stay that little bit fresher, though, over the weekend and into the early half of next week. but no signs of any significant dry weather, i'm afraid, to come. we will, of course, keep you updated. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines.. thousands of supporters of brazil's former presidentjair bolsonaro storm the country's parliament — president lula condemns the protesters as fascist vandals. translation: we think - there was a lack of security. and i wanted to tell you that all of those people who did this will be found

the incident coincided with the fire in an engine oil refinery in the northwest. does not get clear linked tensions are high between the worst and the round of its nuclear program and supply of weapons for russia's war and ukraine. the u. s. city of memphis has disbanded the special police unit whose officers feed that he beat tyree nicole's. the move comes a day after body come footage was released sho, in 5 officers, brutally kicking and punching nichols, doing a traffic stop. protest against police violence took place in several us cities on saturday as a disease, commonly known as leprosy as disabled millions of people worldwide over a $100000.00 new cases, globally asked to report that every year as we mock wild leprosy day. let's look at what's been done to wipe out the disease. humanity has lived with leprosy for millennia, though, throughout most of history contracting, it meant a long, debilitating death sentence. the crippling disease has been treatable for around 80 years now. the symptoms generally 1st appear on the skin and mucous membranes, where the

a few showers in the northwest.e is our high pressure to the southwest again. around the top atlantic winds coming in and strengthening and those weather fronts will bring rain. ahead of that for england and wales there may well be sunshine once again. cloud increasing from the north. that weather front bringing rain into scotland, perhaps into northern ireland followed by blustery showers in the far northwest with a milder air on sunday, temperatures a bit higher. could make double figures in scotland and northern ireland for the it will be turning windy through the day and stays windy into the into the night. the winds in northern scotland could be gusting in excess of 60 mph. it looks like a windy and to the weekend. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. the palestinian security ends after deadly day of violence on the west bank. us secretary of state is to visit the region next week. residents crowd into underground shelters in kyiv as eleven people are killed across ukraine in the latest russian strike

in a separate incident in the northwest, at least 10 children have died out to a boat capsized in the tandem. several children still missing, rescue efforts underway. a rainy and authority say a drone strike by another unidentified attack as, as targeted at ammunition. factory incident, one sided with the fire in the engine oil refinery in the northwest is not yet clear. if the leg tensions are high between the west and the round of its nuclear program and supply of weapons or rushes war in ukraine, the u. s. city of memphis has disbanded the special police unit whose officers faithfully beat ty recalls. the move comes a day after body come for th was released sho in 5 offices due to the kicking and punching nichols june. the traffic stop to attest against police violence to please and several us cities. now hansen's disease, commonly known as leprosy, has disabled millions of people worldwide over a 100000 new cases, globally asked or reported every year as we mark while leprosy day. let's look at what's being done to finally why a pass. the disease humanity has lived with leprosy fo

but another batch of more active weather fronts into sunday will push into the northwest.outhern areas. but sunday, there'll be some sunny spells across england and wales especially, but increasing cloud to scotland, northern ireland, heavy rain and strengthening winds. gale force winds, if not gusts of wind in excess of 60 mph by the end of the day. will lift temperatures up, though, compared to the next few days, but it will feel cooler in that breeze. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: donald trump is to be allowed back on facebook and instagram, two years after he was suspended over messages praising rioters who attacked the us capitol. ukraine has welcomed the decision by the united states and germany to provide modern tanks to push back the russian invasion. america is united and so is the world. these tanks are further evidence of our unflagging commitment to ukraine and our confidence in the skill of ukrainian forces. as covid continues to spread across china, the bbc finds evidence of a mounting death toll in ru

but another batch of more active weather fronts into sunday will push into the northwest.particularly across some southern areas. but sunday, there'll be some sunny spells across england and wales especially, but increasing cloud to scotland, northern ireland, heavy rain and strengthening winds. gale force winds, if not gusts of wind in excess of 60 mph by the end of the day. will lift temperatures up, though, compared to the next few days, but it will feel cooler in that breeze. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... facebook has reinstated donald trump's account, two years after he was suspended over messages praising rioters who attacked the us capitol. ukraine has welcomed the decision by the united states and germany to provide modern tanks to push back the russian invasion. america's united and so is the world. these tanks are further evidence of our enduring commitment ukraine and our confidence in the skill of ukrainian forces of. as covid continues to spead across china, the bbc finds evidence of a mounting death

we've still got mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest, clearer skies down towards theties. so again, touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there that could be a little bit slow to clear. but there should be some sunshine breaking through on tuesday, particularly through central and southern england, a little bit more cloud into the far southeast. again, add a bit more cloud once again across the northwest of the uk, where temperatures are going to reach 11 degrees or so, despite a few spots of drizzle, but struggling at around three or four down across southeast england. now moving through tuesday night into wednesday, then high pressure dominating. but we've got this weather frontjust sinking its way a little bit further south. so that's a bit of a change, i think during wednesday. some rain for a time clearing out of scotland and northern ireland, pushing into england and wales, but it should also squeeze some of that milder air a bit further south. so we're still seeing temperatures only about five degrees for the likes of london and norwich

a few showers in the northwest.rage for this time a year. temperatures not changing very much, near average for this time of year. second half of the weekend could turn a bit milder. there is our high pressure to the southwest again. around the top, atlantic winds coming in and winds coming in and strengthening, and those weather fronts will bring rain. ahead of that for england and wales there may well be sunshine once again. cloud increasing from the north. that weather front bringing rain into scotland, perhaps into northern ireland followed by blustery showers in the far northwest. but milder air on sunday, temperatures a bit higher. could make double figures in scotland and northern ireland. it will be turning windy through the day and stays windy into the night. the winds in northern scotland could be gusting in excess of 60 mph. it looks like a windy end to the weekend. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. five officers charged with murder in the united states, in another noto

some exposed coasts in the northwest of scotland and through the northern aisles, we could see gustsweather front, very mild indeed. 12 degrees in aberdeen, that frontal system will sink southwards through sunday night into monday, very windy towards the north of the uk. briefly, some cold air from the north, but actually, then the winds start to come in around an area of high pressure back the atlantic, and so, it's looking pretty mild through next week. a lot of dry weather around some rain, particularly in the north. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines — five black police officers in the us state of tennessee are charged with the murder of tyre nichols, who was beaten following a traffic stop. civil rights leaders are outraged. these are five black cops. we fought to put blacks on the police force. and for them to act in such a brutal way, it's more egregious than i can tell you. president biden has called for calm. we'll get more from our north america correspondent. also on the programme — at least nine palestinians are killed i

also in the runs northwest and must have blaze engulfed local oil refinery fund. the facility is near the epicenter of the initial earthquake with the fire occurring around the same time its belief. but the exact reason behind these huge flames we're seeing remains all known. authorities are continuing to investigate the incident where we spoke to professor side mohammed mirandi of the university of tierra he seized up despite the damage the loss of life as well. scene with the earth quick, iranians won't be expecting an outpouring of global support or even sympathy. western countries are sanctioning ordinary iranians. they, they've imposed massive pressure sanctions on iran for a decade. its maximum pressure because they cannot do more harm you, right. if they're doing as much as possible to, to kill or near you run in the create a lack of medicine to destroy jobs, to destroy families. so western countries have no intention of giving any real humanitarian assistance to anyone. if they stop killing people or harming people that would be more than enough re run for

now across the northwest of the country, it'll actually be a little bit milder through the course of of rain — so seven in stornoway by 6am on saturday, six in belfast. elsewhere across the country, that blue colour indicating the frost. now the reason for this temperature difference is actually this tongue of milder air that's streaming in from the southern climes — and you can see it's in place across ireland, scotland, the northwest of england, and wales. elsewhere towards the east, it's going to be colder. so let's summarise the weekend, then, with this tongue of milderair coming in from the south. south and eastern parts of the country will stay in the cold air, it'll be sunny — but northwestern areas will be often cloudy, spits and spots of rain, and quite a bit milder. so here's the picture first thing on saturday — that weather front hugging north western areas of the uk, that southerly breeze. elsewhere across the country, we've got sunny, crisp, and cold weather. there could be some mist and fog lingering into the afternoon across parts of the midlands and northern england.

some exposed coasts in the northwest of scotland and through the northern aisles, we could see gustsdegrees in aberdeen, that frontal system will sink southwards through sunday night into monday, very windy towards the north of the uk. briefly, some cold air from the north, but actually, then the winds start to come in around an area of high pressure back the atlantic, and so, it's looking pretty mild through next week. a lot of dry weather around some rain, particularly in the north. welcome to bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories: five black police officers in the us state of tennessee are charged with the murder of tyre nichols who was beaten following a traffic stop. civil rights leaders are outraged. we fought to put black people on the police force, and for them to act in such a brutal way is more egregious than i can tell you. at least nine palestinians are killed in an israeli raid in the west bank. the us secretary of state will visit the region next week. boeing denies concealing information about flight control systems on its 737 max aircraft following two deadly cr

some exposed coasts in the northwest of scotland and through the northern aisles, we could see gustsem will sink southwards through sunday night into monday, very windy towards the north of the uk. briefly, some cold air from the north, but actually, then the winds start to come in around an area of high pressure back the atlantic, and so, it's looking pretty mild through next week. a lot of dry weather around some rain, particularly in the north. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues, straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zainab badawi. i'm just outside colombo, the capital of sri lanka. this beautiful island nation has been plunged into its worst economic crisis for more than 70 years. it led to widespread protests and forced the resignation of the president last year. and all this after a long—running civil war in which around 100,000 died.

but another batch of more active weather fronts into sunday will push into the northwest.cross england and wales especially, but increasing cloud to scotland, northern ireland, heavy rain and strengthening winds. gale force winds, if not gusts of wind in excess of 60 mph by the end of the day. will lift temperatures up, though, compared to the next few days, but it will feel cooler in that breeze. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the war in ukraine has focused attention on vladimir putin's apparent desire to remake a greater russian space, incorporating chunks of the former soviet empire. with that in mind, keep an eye on what's happening in the tiny, disputed territory of nagorno—karabakh, where ethnic armenians backed by russia continue to defy azerbaijan's claim to sovereignty.

in a separate incident in the northwest, at least 10 children have died out to reboot capsized in the ton. that down several children are still missing. rescue efforts underway. the law, the part of their unconfirmed reports of you drew an attack on an munition facility, a centrally run the incidents who cited with the fire engine oil refinery in the northwest. this nor yet clear if the i linked pensions are currenty high between iran on the international community about terrence nuclear program. oh, many people think it's been eradicated, but hansen's disease. obviously, you know, and asked leprosy, has disabled millions of people worldwide. and over a $100000.00 new cases globally asked reports at every year. today's world leprosy day. he has to look at what's being done to finally wipe out this terrible, potentially disfiguring condition. humanity has lived with leprosy for millennia. no. throughout most of history contracting, it meant a long, debilitating death sentence. the crippling disease has been treatable for around 80 years now. the symptoms generally 1st appear on the ski

we're a 2nd earth quick in 24 hours has shaken the country's northwest earlier. another stronger quake measuring 5.9 on the richter scale is reported to have killed least 3 people and injured more than 800. this is footage of the earthquakes aftermath in the city of quoi, near the turkish border. houses were destroyed on debris and seemed scattered across district emergency services reported power outages in the area as well. also in the runs northwest and must have blaze engulfed local oil refinery fund. the facility is near the epicenter of the initial earthquake with the fire occurring around the same time it's believe. but the exact reason behind these huge flames we're seeing remains all. no, authorities are continuing to investigate the incident where we spoke to professor side mohammed mirandi of the university of tierra he seized up despite the damage the loss of life as well. scene with the earth quick, iranians won't be expecting an outpouring of global support or even sympathy. western countries are sanctioning on me, right? they've, they've imposed ma

there's that wet weather coming in across the pacific northwest. when fi weather for a time sunny down towards the cascade through the sierra nevada easing little further race was cloud and rank continued it as pulse its way in across the pacific northwest western parts of canada. some went whether to just around the deep south just easing across mississippi, alabama, running up towards eastern seaboard that will clear through as we go on into our monday temperatures picking up by that stage as well. that is a little bit of snow that eastern areas of canada, the central parts of the us will be dry and fine back up towards the northwest will right and snow like that. yet more on set. whether that is going to be pretty heavy, they said will cause further problems for good part of california by the fountain that had problems lottie, find a drive across the caribbean and also into central america, a scattering a shower for the east knowledge for a time making the way for the west, ah, are they protected or profiteers of free speech of lago documenting

some exposed coasts in the northwest of scotland and through the northern aisles, we could see gustsdegrees in aberdeen, that frontal system will sink southwards through sunday night into monday, very windy towards the north of the uk. briefly, some cold air from the north, but actually, then the winds start to come in around an area of high pressure back the atlantic, and so, it's looking pretty mild through next week. a lot of dry weather around some rain, particularly in the north. this is bbc news. the headlines: the us authorities have charged five former police officers with the murder of a black man who died three days after he was stopped for an alleged traffic violation in the us state of tennessee. lawyers say tyre nichols was kicked, punched and tasered close to his home. israel's military says two rockets fired from the gaza strip have been intercepted over southern israel. tensions have escalated in the region following an israeli military raid in the occupied west bank on thursday in which nine palestinians were killed. israel said the raid targeted members of islamichh

some exposed coasts in the northwest of scotland and through the northern aisles, we could see gustsont, very mild indeed. 12 degrees in aberdeen, that frontal system will sink southwards through sunday night into monday, very windy towards the north of the uk. briefly, some cold air from the north, but actually, then the winds start to come in around an area of high pressure back the atlantic, and so, it's looking pretty mild through next week. a lot of dry weather around some rain, particularly in the north. this is bbc news. i'm victoria valentine, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden calls for calm after five former police officers are charged with murder, following the death of a black man, in tennessee. i don't know anything right now, all i know is my son is not here, he will never walk through that door again. tensions rise between israel and the palestinians — there are air—strikes in gaza and clashes in the west bank. seoul's battle at rush hour — disability activists call for greater access to south korea's public transport

in a separate incident in the northwest, at least 10 children have died out to a boat capsized in the time that down several children are still missing. rescue efforts underway. a union authority, c. drones tried by unidentified attackers as targeted munitions factory incident sided with the fire engine oil refinery in the northwest is not yet. yeah. if you are late engines are high between the west. any run of its nuclear program in supply of weapons for rushes for you create record when fall is pound in new zealand, north island, 43rd street day triggering mall flash flats on last lights for people have died. experts, the climate change is making extreme weather events more common and intense. the police department in the u. s. city of memphis has disbanded the special unit which included the officers charged with measuring tie, we make holes. the decision came a day at a body come footage was released showing 5 offices beating the coast. you in a traffic stop, protest against police balance to place us several cities on saturday. wasn't i wasn't oh, a small step toward police refor

westerly or a westerly, so slightly cooler, still breezy, still most of the showers into the far northwest areas of seeing some sunshine on friday. but again, those temperatures perhaps sitting single figures between seven and ten degrees on the whole. is there going to be much change as we move into the weekend? i'm afraid not. the low is going to stay with us not just the weekend, further ahead, it looks likely that we are going to see showers or longer spells of rain. it does look likely it might stay that little bit fresher, though, over the weekend and into the early half of next week. but no signs of any significant dry weather, i'm afraid, to come. we will, of course, keep you updated. this is bbc news with the headlines... thousands of supporters of brazil's recently defeated president, jair bolsonaro, invade the national congress building in brasilia. security services were quickly overwhelmed by demonstrators wrapped in the nationalflag. 0thers invaded the presidential palace and supreme court. friends and families reunited for the first time in years in china, which has fully op

the incident coincided with the fire engine oil refinery in the northwest. it's not yeah. yeah. if the island tensions are high between the west and run of its nuclear program and supply of weapons for rushes for a new cream record rainfall is pound in new zealand. no island, 43rd street day triggering mall flash glass and lance lights for people have died. expense the climate change is making extreme weather events more common than intense the police department in the u. s. city of memphis has disbanded the special unit which included the officers charged with measuring tie vehicles. the decision came a day at the body come footage was released showing 5 offices, beating the close, doing a traffic stop protest against police violence took place and us several cities on saturday night. oh, that's not a step toward police reform in memphis, tennessee. protesters marching for tyree nichols, welcome news that the unit involved in his death had been disbanded a . so the muslim gang unit or not a thank you was central for the family so they can get a small club close. but it's also n

the storm here moving through the pacific northwest.we'll drop on the backside of california by tomorrow. that could create a little bit of wind very similar to what we had yesterday. so we'll be watching. that was the wind yesterday morning that kept our temperatures up and from freezing in many areas for today , these high clouds will spill over the bay area. you'll notice those into the afternoon, but we're not looking at any rain. in fact, as i roll you past the weekend and into the week that storm track is well into canada and we are remaining with dry conditions. for the state of california for the rest of the week, perhaps the rest of the month. let's get to the headline for this morning. the temperatures right now in the north base 31 degrees in santa rosa. we have low thirties in livermore and around the bay thirties to low forties 40 degrees right now, sfo, a trip to the peninsula low thirties and menlo park, 32. stanford still below freezing for you, atherton and below freezing. take a look at tahoe at two below zero, truckee

it's coming in on a north northwest the wind. and north to northwest the wind.d so coasts probably so it's windward coasts probably that the showers that are seeing the snow showers with inland and with good shelter inland and southeastern of the uk, southeastern parts of the uk, seeing sunny as we start seeing sunny skies as we start the perhaps a few fog the day, perhaps a few fog patches, they'll be slow to clear, but otherwise plenty of crisp sunshine. however, crisp winter sunshine. however, some patches watch out some icy patches to watch out for the southwest across for in the southwest across parts wales, north—west parts of wales, north—west england, and england, northern ireland and northern and in the northern scotland. and in the northwest going northwest we're going to continue these continue to see these showers coming most of these coming in. most of these showers, sleet and snow . but for showers, sleet and snow. but for the northern isles, something a little starts to mix in. little milder starts to mix in. so rain showers more likely as we end

thursday's weather driven by yet another low pressure system, this time just moving in towards the northwestalso got more heavy rain across england lingering on that frontal system combined with gales that are once again going to develop through the english channel around some of these irish seacoasts and turning windy later in the day across the northwest too. so, the next band of rain crosses from west to east, followed by sunny spells and scattered heavy downpours moving in from the northwest. temperatures still about seven to nine in the north but up to about 13, possibly 1a down towards the southeast. so, it stays mild, a hint that through the weekend, things turn a little less unsettled those temperatures are going to drop a little bit until we get to sunday. bye— bye. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. war and extreme poverty drive millions of people from their homes every year. some of those desperate people try to reach the rich western world where such inward migration routinely prompts fear and draconian countermeasures. do perceptions change when the story of migration is p

some exposed coasts in the northwest of scotland and through the northern aisles, we could see gustssink southwards through sunday night into monday, very windy towards the north of the uk. briefly, some cold air from the north, but actually, then the winds start to come in around an area of high pressure back the atlantic, and so, it's looking pretty mild through next week. a lot of dry weather around some rain, particularly in the north. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. newscast... newscast from the bbc. hello, it's adam in the studio. and chris in the studio. and there will be lots of interesting guests on this episode of newscast. but first of all, chris, give us an update on what is happening with the tax affairs of nadhim zahawi, the tory party chairman, who was chancellor, of course. yeah, so he has now said that he is willing for revenue and customs, the tax people, to share details of his tax affairs that are normally shrouded in confidentiality,

there's that wet weather coming in across the pacific northwest when she weather for a time sunny down towards the cascade through the sierra nevada easing little further race was cloud and rain, continued it as pulse its way in across the pacific northwest western parts of canada somewhere whether to just around the deep south just easing across mississippi, alabama, running up towards eastern seaboard that will clear through as we go on into our monday temperatures picking up by that stage as well. net is a little bit of snow there. eastern areas of canada, the central parts of the us will be dry and fire and back up towards the northwest . more rain and snow like that, yet more unsettle. whether that is it can be pretty heavy. they said will cause further problems for a good part of california. for the south miss had problems lottie, find a dryer across the caribbean and also into central america, a scattering a shower for the east in dallas for a time, making the way for the west. ah ah ah ah ah ah, you're watching all 0 reminder of our top stories this our rushes, unilateral, 36 h

we've still got mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest, clearer skies down towards the little bit slow to clear. but there should be some sunshine breaking through on tuesday, particularly through central and southern england, a little bit more cloud into the far southeast. again, add a bit more cloud once again across the northwest of the uk where temperatures are going to reach 11 degrees or so despite a few spots of drizzle, but struggling at around three or four down across southeast england. now moving through tuesday night into wednesday, then high pressure dominating. but we've got this weather frontjust sinking its way a little bit further south. so that's a bit of a change, i think during wednesday. some rain for a time clearing out of scotland and northern ireland, pushing into england and wales, but it should also squeeze some of that milder air a bit further south. so we're still seeing temperatures only about five degrees for the likes of london and norwich as well. and, actually, it's not going to be any colder to the north of that cold front. there will b

develop in the english channel run some of this average seacoast intruding in the day across the northwestt seven to nine in the north but up to 13 possibly 1a down towards the southeast. so, it stays mild, a hint that through the weekend, things turn a little less unsettled those temperatures are going to drop a little bit until we get to someday. bye— bye. no turning back now. ijust need to get there. even if it isjust the debris field, i will be very happy, paying my respects in the debris field.

we've still got mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest, clearer skies down towards theeezing fog patches here and there that could be a little bit slow to clear. but there should be some sunshine breaking through on tuesday, particularly through central and southern england, a little bit more cloud into the far southeast. again, add a bit more cloud once again across the northwest of the uk, where temperatures are going to reach 11 degrees or so, despite a few spots of drizzle, but struggling at around three or four down across southeast england. now moving through tuesday night into wednesday, then high pressure dominating. but we've got this weather frontjust sinking its way a little bit further south. so that's a bit of a change, i think during wednesday. some rain for a time clearing out of scotland and northern ireland, pushing into england and wales, but it should also squeeze some of that milder air a bit further south. so we're still seeing temperatures only about five degrees for the likes of london and norwich as well. and, actually, it's not going to be any c