. >> it consistented of two zones in the northwest and northeast class of the subcontinent. the limits of back stan were determined and the new doe minian of pakistan also developing it's independents. and the capital of the new state the joy us why people hailed their new nation. but the partition of india lead almost immediately to disputes. protesting that pack stan was aiding them, and in this area of the world it appeared athreat to international pete. they listen the charges of india and the succession to india. continuing to increase the threat to peace and bringing the dispute to the attention of the united nations. the security council called upon both parties to terminate hostilities and appointed a commission to work with the two new states for a peaceful settlement of the dispute. if all parties agreed to this solution of the problem. meanwhile, they were determined to reach a peaceful settlement. they continued their negotiations with the aid and encouragement of the united nations. through the united nations also came the problem of palestine. a british mandate,

the new republic of pakistan consisted of two zones in the northwest and northeast corners of the subcontinent, separated by 1000 miles of india territory. the territorial limits of pakistan were determined on the basis of the islamic faith of the majority of its people. led by muhammad ali jenna, pakistan celebrated its independence on august 15, 1947. at karachi, capital of the new state, the joyous people hailed their new nation. the partition of india led almost immediately to disputes, the first centered around two independent states, which had claimed -- the dominion of india sent troops into kashmir and there appeared to nr a threat to international peace. pakistan denied the charges and questioned the legality of kashmir's secession to india. the dispute was brought to the attention of the united nations. the security council called upon both parties to terminate hostilities in kashmir and appointed a commission to work with the two states for peaceful settlement of the dispute. an admiral of the united states was appointed to administer it. if all parties to the dispute agreed to the

in england, parts of the northwest and northeast, east and west yorkshire, north lincolnshire and theands could well find themselves back in tier 3. meanwhile, parts of west and central scotland are already in the country's highest level of restrictions until december 11th. and northern ireland is facing another two weeks of lockdown from friday, having just reopened some services. it's the pressure that hospitals like this one are under that is the real source of concern. i'm told they're now busier than they were back in the spring during the first surge of covid, and there are also concerns over what the advice will be for people over christmas. i would like to see the right decisions being made, based on the science. i think it's more likely that we will be able to get together at christmas if people stick rigidly to what is recommended at this stage. i worry that with people breaching the recommendations, we'll be in this for the long haul. the uk's four nations have agreed on a mark to make more harmonised approach to allow for some christmas mixing. the details are still to be

the new republic of pakistan consisted of two zones in the northwest and northeast corners of the subcontinent, separated by 1,000 miles of dominian of india territory. the territorial limits of pakistan were determined on the basis of the islamic faith of the majority of its people. led by mohammed jinna the new dominion of pakistan celebrated its independence on august 15th, 1947. and in karachi capital of the new state the joyous people hailed their new nation. but the partition of india led almost immediately to disputes. the first of these centered around the independent states of jammu and kashmir, which had declared its adherence to the new dominion of india. protesting that pakistan was aiding tribal disorder in kashmir, the dominion of india sent troops in to kashmir and in this area of the world there appeared a threat to international peace. pakistan denied the charges of india and questioned the legality of kashmir's accession to india. continuing thus increased the threat to world peace and brought the dispute to the attention of the united nations. the security council called upo

in england, parts of the northwest and northeast, east and west yorkshire, north lincolnshire and thel find themselves back in tier 3. meanwhile, parts of west and central scotland are already in the country's highest level of restrictions until december the 11th. and northern ireland is facing another two weeks of lockdown from friday, having just reopened some services. it is the pressure that hospitals like this one are under that is the real source of concern. i am told they are now busier than they were backin they are now busier than they were back in the spring during the first surge of covid, and there are also concerns over what the advice will be for people over christmas. concerns over what the advice will be for people over christmaslj would be for people over christmas.” would like to see the right decisions being made, based on the science. i think it's more likely that we will be able to get together at christmas if people stick rigidly to what is recommended at this stage. i worry that with people breaching the recommendations, we will be in this for the long haul. the

in england, parts of the northwest and northeast, east and west yorkshire, north lincolnshire and thed well find themselves back in tier 3. meanwhile, parts of west and central scotland are already in the country's highest level of restrictions until december the 11th. and northern ireland is facing another two weeks of lockdown from friday, having just reopened some services. it is the pressure that hospitals like this one that are under that is the real source of concern. they are busy now, i am told, then they were during the first surge of covid in the spring. there are now concerns about the advice for people over christmas. i would like to see the right advice being made based on the signs. i think people can get together at christmas if they stick rigidly to what is being recommended right now. i worry about people bridging recommendations and being in itfor bridging recommendations and being in it for the long haul. the uk government is in talks with the administrations in scotland, wales and northern ireland to try to agree a unified approach to covid restrictions over christ

in england, parts of the northwest and northeast, east and west yorkshire, north lincolnshire and the find themselves back in tier 3. meanwhile, parts of west and central scotland are already in the country's highest level of restrictions until december the 11th. and northern ireland is facing another two weeks of lockdown from friday, having just reopened some services. the uk government is in talks with the administrations in scotland, wales and northern ireland to try to agree a unified approach to covid restrictions over christmas. but scientists warn any easing will have consequences. the virus doesn't care that it's christmas. it will keep spreading regardless. it's happened in canada, with canadian thanksgiving. we are going to see the same in the states with american thanksgiving. i think it's just telling people we know how the virus transmits, and how much risk are you willing to take at this point in time with your family and your loved ones? it seems certain the tier restrictions in england will be toughened up. cabinet ministers will discuss the changes this afternoon, wi

little ice and snow out there this morning heading towards northern illinois and through areas of northwest iowa, northeast iowa and areas of wisconsin. we go from that wintry mess over to rain in the great lakes today. we will watch thunderstorms late today possibly even isolated severe storms, watch out, oklahoma city. and then those storms will roll tonight into early tomorrow morning into areas of tennessee. by wednesday afternoon the ohio valley is kind of wet. by thanksgiving day this storm goes all the to the east coast it looks like the southeast wet in the morning but then the afternoon is fine. the areas that will linger with the rain the longest on thanksgiving day unfortunately looks like fro okay, shouldn't be too bad central wisconsin has the best chance of an accumulating snow watch out for thunderstorms late today in oklahoma. we will give you the rest of that thanksgiving day forecast coming up. >> all right see you in a bit, bill thanks. >>> just in time for the holidays, krispy kreme's festive doughnuts are coming in hot. the santa belly doughnut is making its return along a red velvet s

systems in the northwest and the northeast, but right now that's not producing any airport plays.elays running there in dallas. overall temperatures after the cold start. we'll see things rebound here up to 64 in concord. 62 in san francisco and santa rosa at 65. my extended forecast will show that we stay with 60s over the next seven days. lots of sunshine and then focused in on those morning lows, we're going to be dropping down into some colder 30s as we head throughout the next several days. lucy, janelle, is waiting right down here. and she is holding her spot. she's ready to say hi to you guys. so we'll talk to her in about 25 minutes. >> we cannot wait to see her face. thanks so much, jeff. >>> well, much more to come in the next 40 minutes, including a pardon from president trump. catching a lot of attention. a former member of the president's inner circle is back in the headlines. >>> also, a somber message ahead of thanksgiving. president-elect biden says there is something, though, to be thankful for this holiday. >>> but first, a talented san jose artist gets a call he

still attack happened on saturday when a lot of farmers actually from the northwest and also some part of the jury came to the northeast looking for work as a farmer. and they terribly, terribly must reported the as we've heard in the report before. their wives have been abducted and that just on them. but that was reported on such a day to be around 4543 people are rom, local numbers went up short up to hundreds, according to u.n. records. now, and that is due to the fact that when the region is released happened a small village in the north east of me to nigeria in borno state is, is, is not a place where you get to do to your security due to violence. this is not the 1st time that book or i'm strikes this year. they've been various incidents in that part of the, of the, of the country. my team and you have been to all of state and i do, which is called the birthplace of harlem. several times, and there's heavy security if you didn't, my degree didn't get in the capital city of borno state, but unfortunately not when it comes to other parts of borno state where this incident, this attack happens and it's a charge. th

you can see the flow here, come from the north and northeast, northwest here. it is a dry. he fire concerns continue. a cold one tomorrow morning. north bay valley locations, 3:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., a freeze warning in place, that stretches into towards areas near american canyon, into the sacramento valley for early tomorrow morning, going until 9:00. we got some rain moving through areas over the pacific northwest today but not going to see any of that. a few clouds and temperatures remaining unseasonably cool. our first chance of getting rain friday. as we get into saturday, another opportunity here and late sunday we may see some come our way as well. the timing on this is going to change. guaranteed. the good news is, we are hopefully going to see some of that rain move through as we get closer to the weekend. for today, light winds, mostly clear skies and temperatures on the cool side, 59 degrees expected for san francisco into the afternoon. 58 in livermore. 59 san jose. along the shoreline, 58 pacifica. north bay 61 expected for napa, 59 for hayward and free mont. t

particularly to western hills, but remember, the heavy and persistent rain coming in towards northwest scotland. if you see some hazy sunshine you may well. in northeastts of northeast england with that wind direction, your temperature could be around 17 celsius. still raining on wednesday, northwest scotland and not just here. rain spreads east right across the uk. cold airfollowing on behind, still very mild across the eastern and southeast of england. the rain still coming with gusty winds. the rain eventually ends in northwest scotland. very wet on thursday in shetland. and then as we go from thursday, and still into friday a brisk north northwesterly wind and will be colder air moving south across the uk. some sunshine on thursday, and bands of showers moving south as well. so some rain at times this week will be quite windy. very mild for a time, but colder briefly later. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former conservative party press chief, giles kenningham — and the former labour adviser and chief executive at the new economics foundation — miatta fahnbulleh — tomorrow's

and the army is getting up to the firing lines, iceland, england, gold coast africa, north africa, middle east, iran, india. greenland, northeast canada, newfoundland, bermuda, trinidad, panama, northwestada, alaska, hawaii. australia, new caledonia and fiji. if you are, the army overseas buoys and handles wartime shipment with trained efficiency. 3d features every week, 63 prints per subject on aided by the motion picture industry. a top priority granted those responsible that have to move the 16 millimeter films to combat areas. the objective, not only give the troops the best in entertainment, but also to get the films on screens overseas. or at least to show them simultaneously with their release in the states. a staggering assignment considering the distant land to be reached. and air express with military right away is just the kind of handling most of these shipments receive. film distribution is a trend of the time and it is faster than ever before. 1 million dollars of morale wrapped in each plane. shipment by fast boat -- ammunition for entertainment to spend the universe, scratching out the mighty enemies. not a single area will be overlooked no matter how far away. whether

weather, more rain and snow in the pacific northwest and northern rockies, freezing rain for the northern plains and chilly but not as cold as yesterday in the northeast to be a sports fan to enjoy last night's nba draft. >> from the backstories to an appearance from spike lee, will ganss has the highlights. >> reporter: like everything else this year, the 2020 nba draft is a far cry from what we're used to seeing in the past. first pick of round one, anthony edwards going to the minnesota timberwolves. the georgia native, who lost his mother and grandmother to cancer just months apart, celebrating with his so-called angels after the huge announcement. >> my grandmother is right here, and my mother is right here and a shirt with the collaboration i had, i got my grandmother's name and my mother's name on my shirt, so they're with me at all times. >> reporter: it was an emotional night for so many. >> i want to thank god. without him, i would not be here. >> reporter: obi toppin going to the knicks and aaron nesmith going to the celtics. foreshadowing in his green plaid suit, perhaps, but style proved a theme even if these up-and-comers were joining fr

and lower temperatures. so we will see some northwest winds after that passes through, and that's something to think about, but it's not a northeast wind. northwest wind is more of a high humidity wind. so we'll watch it. anyway, things are changing, and they should, because it's fall, and it's exactly what you expect this time of year, this pattern is exactly what you expect. no different than any others in all we've seen. so at there in the pacific, this whole area will push through. that's what i've showed you. not tomorrow, and not really on wednesday, but on thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday, this pattern shifts significantly. so the current temperatures, mild. 65 in fairfield. 64 in san francisco. isn't that interesting? so that's not much of a -- think about that. that's classic fall. microclimates get washed out. overnight lows, not pad. not that cold. maybe see a little frost in some of the spots. there's the fog along the coast. then it burns back. i think it's going to burn back. hit the little but therein. yeah, and then you see yellows and green, some 60s and 70s. i don't think we'll see anything about 83 or 84 t

and the army is getting up to the firing lines through world network of exchanges. iceland, england, gold coast north africa, middle east, iran, india. ♪ greenland, northeast canada, newfoundland, bermuda, trinidad, panama, northwesta, alaska, hawaii. ♪ australia, new caledonia, and fiji. overseasrk, the army's motion picture surface handles complex problems of shipments with trained efficiency. three new features every week, 63 prince per subject donated by the motion picture industry. a top priority man is responsible for moving them to the combat area. the objective is to not only give them the best in pictures, but to get the films on screens overseas as preview performances, or at least show them simultaneously with our -- ourn the states release in the states. express with military right-of-way is just the kind of handling most shipments receive. ♪ moving in theion trend of the times faster than ever before. $1 million worth of morale in every shipment. ammunition for entertainment spanning the universe, stretching out to the 19 century depots and then fighting post. not a single area will be overlooked. whether the audience be 10,000 or handful of 11 or 12 is of no concern. the movies will reach them. here

particularly to western hills, but remember, the heavy and persistent rain coming in towards northwest scotland. if you see some hazy sunshine you may well. in northeastre could be around 17 celsius. still raining on wednesday, northwest scotland and not just here. rain spreads east right across the uk. cold airfollowing on behind, still very mild across the east and southeast of england. the rain still coming with gusty winds. the rain eventually ends in northwest scotland. very wet on thursday in shetland. and then as we go from thursday, then still into friday, and a brisk north northwesterly wind and will be colder air moving south across the uk. some sunshine on thursday, and bands of showers moving south as well. so some rain at times this week. so, it will be quite windy. very mild for a time, but colder briefly later. this is bbc news. the headlines: a spacex capsule carrying four astronauts is on its way to the international space station after successfully launching from cape canaveral in florida. it's nasa's first fully fledged mission using a privately owned spacecraft. the capsule will act as a space taxi service in the coming years. the

particularly to western hills, but remember, the heavy and persistent rain coming in towards northwest scotland. if you see some hazy sunshine you may well. in northeastg on behind, still very mild across the east and southeast of england. the rain still coming with gusty winds. the rain eventually ends in northwest scotland. very wet on thursday in shetland. and then as we go from thursday, then still into friday, and a brisk north northwesterly wind and will be colder air moving south across the uk. some sunshine on thursday, and bands of showers moving south as well. so some rain at times this week. so, it will be quite windy. very mild for a time, but colder briefly later. the former us president, barack obama, has told the bbc that america is more divided today than it was when he was elected 12 years ago. he said his successor donald trump was partly responsible — because he had actively fanned division for his political purpose. the british prime minister is self—isolating at ten downing street — after meeting an mp who later tested positive for covid—19. borisjohnson says he was notified by the national test

particularly to western hills, but remember, the heavy and persistent rain coming in towards northwest scotland. if you see some hazy sunshine you may well. in northeast7 celsius. still raining on wednesday, northwest scotland and not just here. rain spreads east right across the uk. cold airfollowing on behind, still very mild across the east and southeast of england. the rain still coming with gusty winds. the rain eventually ends in northwest scotland. very wet on thursday in shetland. and then as we go from thursday, then still into friday, and a brisk north northwesterly wind and will be colder air moving south across the uk. some sunshine on thursday, and bands of showers moving south as well. so some rain at times this week. so, it will be quite windy. very mild for a time, but colder briefly later. welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories: space x's first operational crewed flight, is hurtling towards the international space station — after launching from cape canaveral. barack 0bama tells the bbc his successor, president trump, is partly responsible for polarisation in america today. some of that is attributable to our curren

but the counties northeast and northwest of atlanta, we're expecting big numbers. cobb county with 95% of the vote in, 15,000 left there. walton county, dekalb county. 95% in, looking for 3,000 votes there. clayton county, looking for 20,000 votes. there's a lot of places all over, columbus county, muscogee county, with 89% in. georgia has slightly smaller numbers. overall, donald trump has a 23,000-vote lead here. and in pennsylvania, you talked about that. we will continue to get more numbers in pennsylvania through the course of the day. 89% are in, and donald trump has 164,000-vote lead in pennsylvania, he declared victory in pennsylvania yesterday. here's why it seems premature. in allegany county, we're waiting for 84,000 votes. joe biden has thecounty, waitinr quarter million votes. biden's got 343 point lead. this historically doesn't seem right. biden should have 85% or 90% lead in philadelphia county and suburbs. bucks county, north of philadelphia, 86% in, looking for 58,000 votes. donald trump has lead of 2,500. would be surprising if bucks county stays

and snow for the pacific northwest. clear with milder temperatures across the middle of the country. colder in the northeastlly, a dad and his daughter racking up quality time on the road. >> all on bikes that were built back in the 1800s. will ganss explains. >> reporter: well, look here, johnny, it's a father and daughter duo riding their penny farthings down the highway. is that an automobile? they rhoda from sue st. marie to key west, florida, on these old tiny bicycles known now as high wheels. >> i think we really bring, you know, a sense of excitement to the place that we go. folks ask if the circus is in town. >> reporter: not the circus. just amy and randy biking 60 miles a day. >> once she gets up. >> yes, i don't like getting up in the morning. >> reporter: every day since october 9th. >> getting the opportunity to spend, you know, 37 days straight with my dad -- >> reporter: on bikes made famous more than 130 years ago. >> you feel every bump, every stick, and they're much more insecure in something so loose as gravel and sand. you'll fall over in an instant. so google maps likes to play some tr

and as you can see, in english hospitals, stood at over 13,000 yesterday. beneath this, there is some regional variation. in the northeast and northwestn falling from a high pace, we have been similarly seen early falls in the number of people in hospital. in the south of the country, where infection which have been lower but increasing, we are onlyjust beginning to see some effects of the lockdown, but he will be the next week or two as we see those effects translate. but what is crucial is that we see hospital admissions and hospital patients falling. we are going into winter, the nhs's biggest time, we are continuing all the elective work we do in trying to catch up on the backlog that was caused by the pandemic over the spring, so it is crucial that we do not have so many patients in our hospitals that we cannot do that work, and that is why it is important that numbers continue to fall and that is why it's important that infection rates fall. we do need to see the further effects of the measures that we all have to follow and everybody in the nhs is extremely grateful that the public is complying with those measures, because that

particularly to western hills, but remember, the heavy and persistent rain coming in towards northwest scotland. if you see some hazy sunshine you may well. in northeastuld be around 17 celsius. still raining on wednesday, northwest scotland and not just here. rain spreads east right across the uk. cold airfollowing on behind, still very mild across the east and southeast of england. the rain still coming with gusty winds. the rain eventually ends in northwest scotland. very wet on thursday in shetland. and then as we go from thursday, then still into friday, and a brisk north northwesterly wind and will be colder air moving south across the uk. some sunshine on thursday, and bands of showers moving south as well. so some rain at times this week. so, it will be quite windy. very mild for a time, but colder briefly later. welcome to bbc news, i'm james reynolds. our top stories: spacex's first operational crewed flight is hurtling towards the international space station after launching from cape canaveral. barack 0bama tells the bbc his successor, president trump, is partly responsible for polarisation in america today. us president—electjoe biden‘s st

particularly to western hills, but remember, the heavy and persistent rain coming in towards northwest scotland. if you see some hazy sunshine you may well. in northeast. still raining on wednesday, northwest scotland and not just here. rain spreads east right across the uk. cold airfollowing on behind, still very mild across the east and southeast of england. the rain still coming with gusty winds. the rain eventually ends in northwest scotland. very wet on thursday in shetland. and then as we go from thursday, then still into friday, and a brisk north northwesterly wind and will be colder air moving south across the uk. some sunshine on thursday, and bands of showers moving south as well. so some rain at times this week. so, it will be quite windy. very mild for a time, but colder briefly later. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. lift off to a new era — space x's first operational crewed flight to the international space station — launches from cape canaveral. barack 0bama tells the bbc his successor, president trump, is partly responsible for polarisation in america today. some

conveying collision so this is a brand new sedentary version recently discovered 8750000 acres northeast and northwest bosler into canada that we see over the 3rd party experts a 100000000000 barrels that's been generated now that will all be recovered but we see it to be potentially the large key giant petroleum oil field sizes so significant resource and scott how does that then compare to neighboring countries and the rest of africa. well i think that it would you know again we're any expression fish of there's uncertainty here but i think it would be comparable to some of the fields of scale say you know a new door next door. so we again we're looking at a field size distribution at this point but with again i think it's significant and of course if you do manage to get to the oil this could be a huge boost to the namibian economy which is currently worth around $15000000000.00 and with a population i think of around $2000000.00 people this could change lives couldn't it well you know it really it really could be a it 'd uses of truculence 826000 barrels a day right now success for us a lot new to

coalition so this is a brand new set of a television recently discovered 8750000 acres northeast and maybe a in northwest plot in a camera that we see over the 3rd party experts a 100000000000 barrels that's been generated now that will all be recoverable but we see it to be potentially the large key giant petroleum oil field sizes so significant resource and scott how does that then compare to neighboring countries and the rest of africa. well i think that it would you know again really exploration fish or there's uncertainty here but i think it would be comparable to some of the fields of scale say you know when you go or next door. so we again we're looking at a field size distribution at this point but with again i think it's significant and of course if you do manage to get to the oil this could be a huge boost to the namibian economy which is currently worth around $15000000000.00 and with a population i think of around $2000000.00 people this could change lines couldn't it well you know it really it really could be a it 'd uses of truculence 826000 barrels a day right now success for us a lot need

when we went by the two columns, the column on the northwest corner and there's a column on the northeastr, they are the size they are because these columns were designed to support the tapestry. and they are the same size for that purpose. we can walk around behind the back and see how it looks because it's -- some of the panels have the art wires on the front and some of the panels have the art wires on the back. in the daytime, this reads really well with the blue sky behind it. in fact, sometimes it's invisible from the other side. but here the wires are -- look black because they're lit from the backside. it's like an entirely different tapestry from this side. >> from the time this was an idea, how long has it taken for this memorial to get here? >> the commission was -- the legislation for the commission was passed in 1999. there are four senators, four members of the house of representatives and hour presidential appointees equally balanced republicans and democrats. over the years, people have had to leave, commissioners have retired, commissioners have died. we have four who hav

we all felt it nationally and it does not matter if you were in the southwest, northeast, northwest, l across indian country that did not go unnoticed. it was felt deeply and we are committed to make sure that does not happen again. host: a column of the washington post recently timed to recognize the forgotten americans that help elect joe biden. indigenous and native american voters played a key role invited's narrow margins in swing states. what are you expecting from the biden administration? guest: we are expecting -- first of all, i would love to see a native in the cabinet. and a lot of announcements are coming out about cabinet level officials. person having a native at those high-level positions, -- the a native voice united states has a relationship with us. we should have a seat at the table. were places, there started under the obama administration. biden said he would continue the annual meeting. we look forward to an annual discussion where we can address every issue. i firmly expect the biden administration will not be front and center to tell us what he is going to do

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the biggest falls were seen in the northeast of england, down 62% and the northwest down 57%.re and the humber region. other parts of england also saw declines, apart from the east and west midlands, where there was little change. everyone wants to know what further progress can be made, but questions are also being asked about how we got to where we are in this pandemic. we need to put health at the top of our agenda. the uk's covid death rate remains higher than many others, and dame sally davis, former government chief medical advisor, told me that underlying health problems left people here more vunerable to the virus. i think our poor public health, whether it's deprivation, overweight or other chronic illnesses, alongside crowding in urban areas have led to a much increased death rate over what we could have had if we had a healthier basic population and less deprivation. ministers say community testing with rapid results offers a way forward, but there are continuing questions about how realistic this might be, given the resources and staffing required to deliver it. hu

and northeast early part of next week. look for highs in the 50s along the northeast corridor. 70s and 80s in the south. highs in the upper 40s in the pacific northwest. 60, dallas, 51, kansas city. 38, minneapolis. >>> coming up, a black friday like no other. the big deals and people camping out overnight. >>> also ahead, a massive fire destroys three homes and the turkey fryer mishap being blamed. >>> the powerful thanksgiving message of hope from alex trebek recorded d ♪ it all can get so out ♪of control sometimes ♪] ♪ you can lose your faith ♪ you can lose your mind ♪ lose your grip ♪ get stripped of your pride ♪ till you don't know how you're gonna stay alive ♪ ♪ hey, hey i got you ♪ i will give you what you're needing ♪ ♪ i'll be right there ♪ i got your back ♪ i got you >>> in southeast massachusetts a turkey in a deep fryer is blamed for starting a huge fire. the flames destroyed a home in new bedford yesterday morning. it spread to three nearby apartment buildings. one person suffered serious injuries. more than two people were displaced. >>> now to a terrifying close call in grand prairie, texas, captured on dash cam video. the driver of a

the south and the thicker cloud particularly towards the western hills, some light rain or drizzle but heading into northwest scotland. temperatures will be in the mid teens in parts of northeastsystem gets a move on as we go to on wednesday, sweeping over the front east of the uk with the rain clearing to brightest skies on thursday with the few showers moving south and it will feel colder, with temperatures sinking down 00:28:46,619 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 to single figures by friday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... self—isolating but showing no symptoms of coronavirus — prime minister boris johnson is under orders from nhs track and trace after meeting an mp who later tested positive. the former us president barack obama has told the bbc that the united states is more divided today, than when he was elected twelve years ago. scientists behind the first covid vaccine to be successful in early trials say its full impact will be felt next year — but warn of a hard winter ahead. the side effects of statins may be down to patient anxiety and have nothing to do with what's in them — according to a new study the uk's chief brexit negotiator insists he won't be changing

and northeast early part of next week. look for highs in the 50s along the northeast corridor. 70s and 80s in the south. highs in the upper 40s in the pacific northwest. 60, dallas, 51, kansas city. 38, minneapolis. >>> coming up, a black friday like no other. the big deals and people camping out overnight. >>> also ahead, a massive fire destroys three homes and the turkey fryer mishap being blamed. >>> the powerful thanksgiving message of hope from alex trebek recorded during one of his final episodes of "jeopardy." a nivea breathable experiment. now they do. moisturizes deeply with no sticky feel. the game changing nivea breathable. inflammation in your eye might be to blame.ck, moisturizes deeply with no sticky feel. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one dro

and around 60 to 64 degrees. here's a look at your fog forecast starting this morning. look at that offshore breeze moving northwest to -- or northeastest bringing fog into our neighborhoods through the morning commute. look at it switch to northwest to southeast and then that brings in drier air and cleans us out. that's why i'm not too worried about fog tomorrow. i am worried about frost in the deepest valleys. 30s up around santa rosa. we could drop into the 30s in the san ramon valley. the rest of us in the 40s. here's my accuweather 7-day forecast. even colder saturday morning, even warmer with more sunshine saturday, a dry cold front will taper off temperatures a little bit sunday, monday, tuesday before a minor warming trend debegd begins wednesday. >>> an adorable san francisco holiday tradition will go on though it will be not exactly what you're used to. we're talking about those adoptable animals who are in the windows of macy's at union square in san francisco. it's going to go virtual this year. the windows will be filled with videos of animals you can adopt at san francisco's spca. inside macy's they'll have giant cut-o

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and snow in the pacific northwest. sunny in the rockies. tough traveling with severe storms in the southeast and rain all the way to the great lakes and northeastight in the utah desert right out of a sci-fi movie. >> our clayton sandell has the latest on a growing mystery. >> reporter: it starts like a good sci-fi movie in an area of utah people actually call mars of the earth. >> the intrepid explorers go down to investigate the alien life form. >> reporter: wildlife officials minding their own business counting big horn sheep from a helicopter last week looked down and spotted this. >> what the heck is that? >> reporter: the crew landed the chopper and began to investigate finding a shiny, triangular monolith standing about two earthlings high solidly mounted to the rock. >> cut in. >> that is just wild. >> reporter: there are many questions, is it a rogue art installation, a practical joke, and, most importantly, how did they get it here? of course, it didn't take long for social media to conjure up theories of alien invastions. >> even going down there, they were nervous, were they going to get teleported to another dimension? upon closer

through the afternoon across eastern counties of england and perhaps some parts of northeast scotland. windy, particularly towards the northwest the western isles. turning milder from the west. it will be a bit of a struggle with those temperatures in eastern areas after such a chilly start. as we go through monday night into tuesday that milder air will waft its way right across the british isles. by tuesday morning, double digits for most of us. still some rain across northern ireland and scotland with quite a lot of cloud elsewhere. as you go through tuesday with this frontal system we will see further pulses of rain across northern ireland and scotland. quite a wet day in prospect actually, on tuesday across northern ireland was up some heavy rain. across western parts of scotland. for england and well, drier conditions, some spells of sunshine, best of that towards the south and the east. tuesday will be the mildest day of the week. 11,12 or 13 degrees. that is set to change because as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday this wriggling frontal system will finally start to push eastwards. with it the rain along it wi

some light rain or drizzle but heading into northwest scotland, many of us love the tray tuesday and sort temperatures will be in the mid teens in parts of northeasten 17 celsius. this weather system gets a move on as we go to on wednesday, sweeping over the front east of the uk with the rain claiming to brightest guys on thursday for the few showers moving south and it will feel colder with temperatures sinking down to single figures by friday. this is bbc news, the headlines at eight... the former us president barack 0bama has told the bbc that the united states is more divided today than when he was elected twelve years ago. we area we are a very divided right now. more than we were when i first ran for office in 2007. more than we were when i first ran for office in 2007. the side effects of statins could be down to patient anxiety and have nothing to do with what's in them, according to a new study. scientists behind the first covid vaccine to be successful in early trials say its full impact will be felt next year, but warn of a hard winter ahead. the bigger impact will happen in summer. the bigger impact will happen in summer. summer will h

and probably will this race as well. trump isto me that most likely going to win the northwest in the northeast, probably likely to lose tucson. it really is maricopa county, which is a very diverse county, that is phoenix and surrounding suburbs. so when we see the divisive nature of the president's rhetoric, that will appeal to people in maricopa county. but we have all heard the story how trump is supposedly losing that vote and were biden may pick up more traction. host: what are some of the top issues that arizonans are voting on in this election? guest: that is also a great question. in our survey, we didn't actually ask what is the most important issue facing the state or country. that is actually a pretty common question asked in the survey and we didn't have the resources to included. you will likely see an answer to that question the surveys that come out after election day. in our survey, arizonans feel strongly about what many of the nation feels strongly about, and covid, immigration, and racial justice protests. it turns out that among the strongest predictors for the left and right among democrats and republica

through the afternoon across eastern counties of england and perhaps some parts of northeast scotland. windy, but trickly up towards the northwest. turning milder from the west. it will be a bit of a struggle with those temperatures in eastern areas after such a chilly start. as we go through monday night into tuesday that milder air will waft its way right across the british isles. by tuesday morning, double digits for most of us. still some rain across northern ireland and scotland with quite a lot of cloud elsewhere. as you go through tuesday with this frontal system we will see further pulses of rain across northern ireland and scotland. quite a wet day in prospect actually, on tuesday across northern ireland was up some heavy rain. across western parts of scotland. for england and well, drier conditions, some spells of sunshine, best of that towards the south and the east. tuesday will be the mildest day of the week. ii, 12 or 13 degrees. that is set to change because as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday this wriggling frontal system will finally start to push eastwards. with it the rain along it will tend to weaken

the spread started to slow in the northwest of the country and to some extent the northeast even beforession the client in the coming only two weeks we have left. i sat on the day it was announced that my estimate was we might see a 20 to 50% decline in case numbers and the prevalence of infection and population. i think i will about the right broadcast but won't be able to really resolve the issue of how well it has worked for another week or so. it has worked for another week or so. we are not going to see the same rate of the client of the epidemic. backin rate of the client of the epidemic. back in march though. we still have schools often and social bubbles. —— the decline of the epidemic. the reduction isn't as great as it was then. we'll looking at mathematical models, is it possible to plug into that the vaccine, and how quickly and how widely that it is taken up? we are doing exactly that at the moment. along with a multiple other groups across the country. to inform government planning. yes, looking at first about prioritisation of vaccine, you will be aware that the joint com

northwest and northern rockies. some freezing rain in the northern plains could make roads icy. looking at today's temperatures, most of the midwest will be warmer than usual and readings in the northeast will rise into the 40s. 85 in phoenix. 73 in albuquerque. >>> coming up, what's being called the holy grail of the art world. >>> also ahead, a three-day search ends with a miracle. how a boy survived alone in the woods for days with no food, jacket or shoes. >>> but first prince william breaks his silence about a controversial interv >>> back now with what some h historians are calling the holy grail of the art world. experts had been studying this recently discovered drawing of jesus and most now agree the artist was none other than leonardo da vinci. it was part of a private collection held for years at an italian bank. >>> prince william is speaking out about the bbc's newly announced investigation into that candid 1995 interview with his mother princess diana. the program "panorama" is accused of using dishonest tactics to convince diana to give them. they include showing her false bank statements that suggested some of her closest confidants were leaking her personal investigati

and perhaps some parts of northeast scotland. quite windy, but trickly up towards the northwest. those are the average speeds.ern isles. turning milder from the west. it will be a bit of a struggle with those temperatures in eastern areas after such a chilly start. as we go through monday night into tuesday that milder air will waft its way right across the british isles. by tuesday morning, double digits for most of us. still some rain across northern ireland and scotland with quite a lot of cloud elsewhere. as you go through tuesday with this frontal system we will see further pulses of rain across northern ireland and scotland. quite a wet day in prospect actually, on tuesday across northern ireland some heavy rain. across western parts of scotland. for england and well, drier conditions, some spells of sunshine, best of that towards the south and the east. tuesday will be the mildest day of the week. highs of 11, 12 or 13 degrees. that is set to change because as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday this wriggling frontal system will finally start to push eastwards. with it the rain along it will ten

patients, though the latest r number for the northeast of england, showing how much the virus is spreading, is, like the northwest, below the overall uk figure. london andh pym, bbc news. french president emmanuel macron has said the images of a black music producer being beaten up by police are a "shame" for france. four french police officers have been detained for questioning after a video showed the incident. it's sparked outrage in the country. i'm joined now by lisa louis who is a journalist based in paris. lisa give us a sense of the reaction to this then. there is really a lot of outrage here in france especially after another incident on monday when police officers effectuated a camp of migrants in the middle of paris beating up people and showing forests a nd paris beating up people and showing forests and taking people out of their tents and there is a lot of outrage about this here. people are increasing the pressure on the government. this comes as the government. this comes as the government is trying to push through a new security law which would make ita criminal a new security law which would make it a criminal offence if you put pictur

maintain the furlough scheme at 80% when tier 3 restrictions were imposed across much of the northwest, northeast and they are being treated with utter contempt, and can he now confirm that the government will maintain an 80% rate subsidy after the national lockdown is restricted? the crucial point here is that the measures we are enacting ori is that the measures we are enacting or i hope their house will vote through on wednesday are very different from the tier 3 measures, and therefore the package of support is appropriately different as well. small businesses across the have been operating under significant restrictions for some time and i have seen for myself the ingenuity and creativity that business owners have adapted to, as they have also reported we demand —— weak demand and reduced cash reserves. many were looking forward to the run—up to christmas with some relief. can my right honourable friend outline the measures to protect livelihoods and secure jobs measures to protect livelihoods and securejobs in the measures to protect livelihoods and secure jobs in the north—west and warrington