a second big cycling has made landfall in australia veronica across the country is northwest coast near port hedland people are being urged to leave in anticipation of heavy rain and strong winds. trevor has already been battering the northern coast the storm hit on saturday and it's now beginning to lose strength as it moves inland it's will get an update on the weather coming up in just a moment and then how chechnya is helping former iso fighters reintegrate into society and demanding. that referendum hundreds of thousands join the people's vote march.

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australia is being hit by the second major storm in two days as cycling veronica crosses the northwest coast of port hedland a day earlier treva hit a remote part of the north coast nearly four hundred people have been airlifted from a cruise ship at risk of being grounded off the rocky norwegian coast the viking sky with some thirteen hundred passengers and crew on board sent a mayday call after it encountered engine problems and bad weather emergency services say three of the four engines have been restarted and it will be towed to a nearby port. demonstrators have clashed with french police during the nineteenth straight weekend of yellow vest protests tear gas was fired after a peaceful march through paris ended with some protesters setting fire to garbage cans paris police have banned demonstrators from gathering on the city's a after shops and businesses were looted there last weekend a vigil has been held in the new zealand city where a gunman killed fifty people at two mosques the service happened as a park in christchurch near the mosque the first to be attacked. well those are the

australians are being urged to stay indoors because veronica is expected to storm ashore on the northwest coast port hedland further north has already felt the force of one hundred sixty. or an hour wind speeds from mcbride has the latest from here . people were told to expect a massive weather event it turned out to be as big as anybody here would want what made it all the more unprecedented for australia was that it coincided with the second massive storm cyclonic travel that barreled into northern territory causing widespread destruction there as here in this part of western australia people were under a cyclon red alert that's a virtual lockdown for the best part of forty eight hours told to stay indoors and seek shelter it was only when that was lifted that people were able to come out and assess the damage and start the cleanup people here are used to cycle owns they had prepared well but this was a reminder that they live in one of the most cyclists prone of australia we've dodged a bullet but you know this is the sort of stuff that happens in this area or end when it does he does it you

cycling veronica is battering the northwest coast of australia the storm is particularly dangerous because it's moving so slowly and there's threats of flooding in the northern territory another storm cycle and travel has weekend allowing people to return home brian todd has more from quartet and. so i clone veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out to sea gating in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate the lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse in the coming days by the to run chill rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather event that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this well and weather update is next but still ahead on al-jazeera the imagine sc

the strain is being hit by its second major storm in two days veronica across the northwest coast at port hedland a day earlier they hit a remote pos of the north coast. well the number of people who died in says days ferry disaster in northern iraq has risen to at least one hundred and seven and another one hundred still missing most of the victims were women and children heading out of mosul for a mother's day picnic the task a name has the latest from that city has. burdened with the grief of losing two generations of their family the l. ani's young and old came to the banks of the tigris river this mother is calling out for her nine year old daughter. how do we miss you where are you. had to come out. to deal her seven year old sister and her father drowned on thursday when the amusement park ferry they were in capsized on the tigris river their bodies still haven't found. the lava jet ferry operator filled to the brim we couldn't bring everyone was shoulder to shoulder i saw my husband and two daughters holding is. when the ferry launched within minutes all of a sudden we capsize

now to a strain which is being hit by a second big storm in today's psychotronic across as the northwest coast at port hedland a day early as i can travel hit a remote part of the north coast it's moving slowly and bringing a storm surge well let's speak to rob mcbride who is in port hedland for us on a seemingly very very windy balcony rob veronica is making landfall at any moment.

stay indoors as the dangerous storm moves away the port hedland was hit hardest as across the northwest coast on sunday with winds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour veronica is slowly tracking along the west australian coast and is expected to head out over to the indian ocean on tuesday those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story coming up next stay with us. five years after a military coup thailand holds an election with millions of people cast your ballot for the first time and that is the vote democratic and how much power is the military prepared to hand over this is inside story. over there welcome to the program i'm not clark the last time thailand trying to hold an election in two thousand and fourteen it ended with a military coup an army general took over as prime minister and promised to hold a new election but it's taken five years for people to be given the chance to vote well ninety two thousand polling stations open across thailand on sunday the prime minister probably. wants to remain in office but he faces a strong challenge from tie the most prominent and

australia is being hit by its second major storm in two days veronica crosses the northwest coast at port hedland a day earlier site current treva hit a remote part of the north coast kenya's government is warning that more than a million people are at risk of starvation as parts of the country and your severe drought conditions in thirteen counties are continuing to wesson with widespread vegetation loss and other crop yields. the death toll in one of southern africa's worst natural disasters is continuing to rise more than a week after a psych die swept across the region more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi and the risk of disease spreading remains high there's been fierce fighting in the un the yemeni city of ties between an element of the yemeni army supported by saudi arabia and fighters backed by the united arab emirates video has been shared online of several buildings on fire in ties after several days of intense street battles sources at the scene say a number of civilians were killed in the clashes a cease fire has since come into effect

beera australia is being hit by its second big storm in two days as cycling veronica crosses the northwest coast a port hedland it's moving slowly in bringing a big storm surge a day earlier cycle and driver hit a remote part of the north coast. u.s. bank rebels in syria say they've captured eyesores last pocket of land in eastern syria but of warn the armed group still poses a threat. details of the mother reported the possible collusion between russia and donald trump's two thousand and sixteen campaign could be revealed by congress by sunday attorney general william says he'll write two reports one for congress and another for the public. eye headlines the news continues after fourteen up south africa. thank god. south africa nine hundred ninety nine traveling across the country to meet fourteen year old learn about their lives i. mean. in one thousand nine hundred two we visited them all when they were seventy. two hours apart so it was in its death throes and there was virtually no civil war in the run up to the first free election. they called watching the biggest problems in south africa.

being hit by its second major storm in just two days veronica crosses the northwest coast at port hedland it is moving slowly and a combination of high tides and strong winds could cost heavy flooding. voters are going to the polls in the cumorah us in a presidential election some opposition parties are describing as a power grab three hundred thousand are expected to turn out at polling stations across the indian ocean our archipelago which is witnessed several coups since independence in one thousand nine hundred eighty five the president's assume ani is looking to secure reelection he has won a referendum last year extending presidential term limits which triggered rising political tension and even violent unrest several key opposition figures have been tried and convicted in the run up to this vote our correspondent joins us live from the capital moranis so mom it as you were saying there it seems like there have been reports of election fraud and violence is this jeopardize the vote in any way . well libya this has been a clear morning a selections from the beginning from the prepara

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australia is being hit by a second big storm in two days syed clone veronica crosses the northwest coast of headland it's moving slowly bringing a big storm surge a day earlier trevor hits a remote part of the north coast of the u.s. backed rebels in syria say they've captured eyesores last pocket of land in eastern syria warning the armed group still poses a threat. to our forces have raised our flags in both groups and have declared the end of this so-called caliphate in north and syria this victory couldn't have been a sheep were it not for the great sacrifices of our brave martyrs details of the model report into possible collusion between russia and trans two thousand and sixteen u.s. presidential election could be revealed on sunday attorney general william barr says he'll write two reports one for congress and another for the public president has been silent so far. another vigil is being held in christ church remembering the victims of a gunman who shot and killed fifty people to mosques the event is happening in a park next to the mosque which was the first to be attacked. headl

being urged to stay indoors because of side flown veronica is expected to come ashore on the northwest coast or on the career is particularly dangerous because it's barely moving to rancho rain is increasing the threat of flooding. and the kenyan teacher gave way most of his salary to support students in a remote impoverished village is one of global teaching awarding the million dollars people she was recognized for helping students stay in school. inside facebook now. facebook is all you believe the most powerful company in the world one point four billion people use it every day more than the population of any country on earth except china the story that you created represent the american dream you know that our mission at facebook is to help connect everyone in the world we take that responsibility very seriously but a series of recent scandals has exposed hope blooms of the haunts of the social network ministers that coburg i think we all agree that what happened here was bag of knowledge she was a breach of trust and i just want to be clear that you're going to take early action in thi

psycho and veronica is battering the northwest coast of australia port hedland is among the towns reporting wind speeds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour the storm is particularly dangerous because it's moving slowly and there's threat of flooding meanwhile in the northern territory another storm cycle trevor has weakened allowing evacuated residents to return home rob mcbride has more from port hedland . so i clone veronica has made landfall with faint force it has built out at sea i getting in strength and intensity and it has been battering this long stretch of western australian coastline in addition to its strong force winds it's also been accompanied by a stream surge which has started to inundate the lying areas along this coastline. it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse in the coming days by the torrential rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather event that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the

joining a larger demonstration called by opposition parties and cyclon veronica's battering the northwest coast of australia port hedland it is one of the town's confronting wind speeds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour and storm is particularly dangerous because it's moving slowly and there's a threat of flooding. our correspondent robin wright has more from port hedland. cyclon veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out to sea again in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worst in the coming days by the terentia will rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather events that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from

australia is being hit by its second big storm in two days a cyclon veronica crosses the northwest coast at port hedland a day earlier trevor hit a remote part of the north coast from is rated as a category three two levels below the highest category five it's moving slowly and bringing us storm surge. speak now to rob ryan who's in hedland so rob looks like it's still pretty rough weather there tell us what the situation is like. sammy the psychotronic are really hitting now with full force it's making landfall within the next couple of hours or so about one hundred kilometers down the coast behind me wind speeds close to its center this is now downgraded to a category four from a category five that cycle but still wind speeds well in excess of two hundred kilometers per hour we're getting wind speeds port hedland over one hundred kilometers possibly peaking at one hundred fifty before it subsides and bring it with that of course that awful lot of rain as well the big concern for people here is this is being ravaging this part of the coastline for the best part of eighteen hours they've

a powerful storm is battering australia's northwest coast with wind speeds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour now communities in low lying areas are being told to find shelter away from the coastline a cyclon veronica courses the town of port hedland it's moving slowly and a combination of high tides and strong winds could cost flooding and it is the second major storm to hit us trail this week. well we cannot speak to our mcbride who is in port hedland so our brother as we can see there is very windy can you tell us more about the conditions there. that's right there on the quay is still packing a punch to people here have been told to expect but extreme weather event tonight is exactly what they are getting veronica has touched the land it has made landfall one hundred kilometers or so from here but the problem with this. oh and it has been out at sea for so long lingering and gave even strength affecting all of this part of the coastline and rather than just racing your land and then the three go out it's still exerting a very strong give fluence on this part of the coas

the eighth anniversary of moral codes are of spring protests cyclon veronica is battering the northwest coast of australia port hedland is one of the towns had by wind speeds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour the storm is particularly dangerous because it's moving very slowly and so flooding is likely and in the northern territory and other storms like non-driver has weakened allowing us trillions there to return home robert wright has more from port hedland . so i clone veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out to sea again in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse in the coming days by the torrential rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather event that is down what they are dealing

australia is being hit by the second of may just storm this weekend veronica across the northwest coast near port hedland bringing in heavy rain and high winds the other one's called trevor has been battering the northern coast it's been downgraded as it moves inland and weak . well let's speak now to he's in port hedland so how are things looking ahead of touch down by cycling veronica. sami psychographic it's pretty much we cheat a full time time just like we are pretty much white out conditions it is making landfall in the next few hours about a one hundred kilometers down the coast here. but much of this coastline has been put on site glowed red alert that means that pretty much ever think oh look down just sitting there waiting to get through it it could be as you can see torrential rain we've had something like one hundred fifty millimeters of rain here we're likely to get the same amount to get the. this is over the big concern here is now for the next high tide we are a couple of hours away from the next high tide and expecting to see because of the force of this storm as the sc

of dry yeah the winds high up in the atmosphere a very strong and it's now grating along that northwest coast of australia so all of this means that it's weakening and weakening quickly so for the northwestern parts then the winds won't be too much of a problem over the next day or so but the rains will gradually be easy as we head through tuesday. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. provided a glimpse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers at the front lines i feel like i know it i have the data to prove. witness on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is cutting short a visit to washington after a rocket attack north of tel of the israel's foreign ministry says it was fired from gaza and hit a house in the area of. the strike comes just two weeks after israeli elections. almost all the votes have been counted in thailand's long awaited election it's a tight race between the main opposition party and its pro-military rival this is the firs

cycle in veronica's battering the northwest coast of australia port hedland is among the town's reporting wind speeds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour the storm is particularly dangerous because it's moving slowly and there's a threat of flooding rob mcbride has more from port hedland cycle own veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out at sea a gaping in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate the lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse it could coming days by the to run chill rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather events that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this the cruise ship that ran into trouble in rough seas off the coast of no

more wet weather along the northwest coast with know? idaho.n, from boise south, we are looking for an icy mix that will reach into central nevada into utah. heavy showers throughout california with the threat of flooding and looking for serious snow in the sierra nevadas. we're expecting it to stay snowy in the center part of the country through illinois and indiana, and all kinds of cold sticking around in the northeast. kenneth, janai. >> thanks to paul. >>> reading the fine print paid off pretty big for a georgia high school teacher. >> she is a customer of square mount insurance, which began a contest, hiding instructions in the fine print. it's a travel policy. we all know we don't read that stuff. >> never. >> but she did. the instructions, how to win $10,000. she describes herself as a nerd, sniffed it out about 24 hours after the contest started. she found the section titled, pays to read, e-mailed the company and claimed the cash. >> amazing. she majored in consumer economics. she is always consumer aware. she reads the hippa document

protection australia is being hit by a second big storm in two days as cyclon veronica crosses the northwest coast of port hedland it's moving slowly bringing a big storm surge day earlier trevor here to remote part of the north coast u.s. backed rebels in syria say they've captured isis last pocket of land in eastern syria warning the armed group still poses a threat. to our forces have raised our flags in big groups and have declared the end of this so-called caliphate in north and syria this victory couldn't have been a sheave were it not for the great sacrifices of our brave martyrs details of the mother reported the possible collusion between russia and dog trumps two thousand and sixteen campaign could be revealed to congress spying sunday attorney general william barr says he will write two reports one for congress and another for the public. a vigil is being held in christ church remembering the victims of a government who shot and killed fifty people at two mosques the event is happening just across from the mosque. at least fifteen people have been killed in a gun battle in somalia's cap

urged to stay indoors because off site clone veronica it's expected to come ashore on the north northwest coast port hedland further north has already felt the force of one hundred sixty kilometers an hour wind speeds from abroad says the cycling was bigger than anyone expected. what made it all the more unprecedented for australia was that it coincided with a second massive storm cyclonic travel that barreled into northern territory causing widespread destruction there as here in this part of western australia people were under a cyclon red alert that's a virtual lockdown for the best part of forty eight hours told to stay indoors and seek shelter it was only when that was lifted that people were able to come out and assess the damage and start the cleanup people here are used to cycle owns they had prepared well but this was a reminder that they live in one of the most cyclists on prone of australia we've dodged a bullet but you know this is the sort of stuff that happens in this area or end when it does he does it you know it creates a significant amount of damage and how about people's prep

the storm moves, we could see 50—60 mph, but there could be a few spots of exposure along the coast of northwestph. this is potentially disruptive, all things sweep through sunday night and into monday, the winds will be later, still quite fresh from the westerly direction. that will bring early showers into next week. it will remain cool and breezy at times. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: the government agrees to pay £33 million to eurotunnel to settle a lawsuit over extra ferry services in the event of a no—deal brexit. labour says the transport secretary, chris grayling, has made too many mistakes in government and needs to go. he stumbles from catastrophe to disaster, and it's just gross incompetence on a industrial scale. enough is enough, and he must be out of his post by monday. an indian fighter pilot shot down by pakistan over disputed kashmir is handed back to delhi, reducing tensions between the nuclear—armed states. a man who filmed his girlfriend as she was dying after giving her drugs is given 8.5 years injail. and what exactly is under the surface of mars?

northwest. you can see some of the rain moving through portland. this will be sliding down the coast, while also getting in on some of the clouds and the moisture from the next system that will be moving in. so as you start out this morning in concord, temperatures in the low 40s. a mix of sun and clouds, but then as we go throughout the day we'll see more clouds moving in with high temperatures headed up into the upper 50s and low 60s. overall, a nice and mild day. it's still going to be a little bit cooler than normal and as we go into tomorrow, here we are early, before you wake up, we're going to start to hear that rain hitting the roof and it's going to continue throughout the late morning hours, at least in terms of some of the heavier rain, it does become more scattered, going throughout the day, and it will still at any point in the day could drop rain anywhere around the bay area, so that will be something we'll have to watch, and then on sunday, it moves out. monday is looking dry and then the action in storm comes in on tuesday afternoon, into wednesday. and this is the st

west of fairfield, northwest of oakland, right along the coast around san mateo peninsula, showers arenow on 50 and on 80 with some bursts of heavy snow coming on later this afternoon, tonight and into tomorrow. if you are going to arizona for spring training, cloud cover, cool conditions, some 80s, now they are back in the upper 60's and 70s. that cloud cover should move off. it will be breezy, temperatures are a little low average, and look at the snow along skyline, los altos, some of that will be in the forecast as they had to the west of san jose, and the santa cruz mountains into santa cruz proper. the next system is on the way with very cold air dropping down, we can see that northwest of eureka and the next system will be here tomorrow, that will give us rain and temperatures are going to stay cool with another system on tuesday, it is not very strong, but there is enough rain to keep things going in the rain department. we should get a break. after that, i don't buy into it. cloudy with some rain on saturday, with some breaks sunday and monday and then one more system on tuesd

mean it has a pretty chilly air mass here. 42 seems rather popular. 40s on the coast including pacifica at 45. hayward northwest, 25, half moon bay. that is the direction everything will be continue of coming out. that clips areas about san francisco oakland south. saturday, light rain. tuesday we'll get one more system. then it look like we'll get a break after tuesday. at least for a while. 50s on the temperatures. well below average on the high side. cloudy with rain on saturday. some lingering run near the coast and south on sunday morning. monday, we get a break. within more system on tuesday. >> don't forget the clock ahead one hour this weekend. >>> coming up, how one bay area man received a check for more than $400,000 because of an oversight by caltrans. sit the recent bay area storms according to san francisco homeless advocates exposed how city hall hearing and accused city leaders of paying lip service to helping the homeless while clearing out tents from streets. supervisor matt haney says less than 100 extra shelter beds and mats were provided last month. however, the city's department of homeless

the mexican navy a seized six tons of illegal drugs in an operation off the coast of the state of sonora in the country's northwest marijuana as well as smaller quantities of methamphetamines fentanyl and heroin were also on the boat. u.s. singer r. kelly has been released from jail after he paid a hundred sixty one thousand us dollars he owed in child support kelley was charged last month with ten counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse involving four alleged victims three of whom were minus at the time kelly denied all charges and was released on bail but he's being held in a chicago jail since wednesday after a judge ruled he would remain behind bars until the outstanding funds were paid some of the protesters on the streets of paris for the seventeenth successive weekend have been sporting a new color this time women led the marches calling for equal treatment in a nod to international women's day on friday some are wearing pink yellow vests movement began at the end of last year in protest of president not fonzie economic policies which they say favor the rich but lately the number of protesters has starte

coast. the northwest is going to be gorgeous. plenty of sunshine.and sunny weather and well above normal temperatures. tomorrow clouds move in and we'll see some showers in the forecast by wednesday and that is when spring officially begins but our temperatures much cooler, reaching 60 with off and on rain throughout the rest of the forecast. high in the low 60s and showers continuing into the start of the weekend. >> and that is your latest weather. guys. >> al, we love what you do. a lot of happy face there is and great partners, and i guess the power of an al roker phone call. >> i tell you. >> that woman's expression when he walked into the hotel room, oh, mr. roker. >> yeah. >> thank you, al. >> ms. ree, that's my new best friend. >> you have a lot of friend there now, al. thank you so much. >> good job. >> thanks for lending a hand. >> thanks, guys. >> mr. daly. >> a strong sense of faith down there, too. nice to see that in tough times. >>> let's get to pop start now, many people were out and about celebrating st. patrick's day. we've got a q

we go through 11:00 and our winds are rushing in from the northwest at about 30 miles per hour for the coast areas with wind speeds at about 15 to 20. but it will pick up as we go through 3:00 to 4:00, even up to 40-mile-per-hour gusts for half moon bay. so i'm watching out for that, along with some high waves along the coast, and then for the inland areas, we'll also get some pretty gusty winds. looking at the rest of the forecast, more sunshine, highs that will be warming up as we go through the rest of the week. check out that weekend forecast, it's been a long time since we've had weather this nice, and this warm, too, with some low 70s from saturday through at least next monday, and we will see more dry weather into at least the start of next week. mike, you have some good news at the bay bridge. >> i do. it's all relative. behind me there's the backup but look at it from the traffic standpoint because that's my job. we're looking at the fast track lanes with the biggest backup and that is visibly moving. the cash lanes are less stacked up. this is 5:51, approaching 6:00, we should see

the west coast, pacific northwest, northern california today, rain, heavy mountain snow. e upper elevations. local flash flooding in the burn scar areas. snowfall anywhere from 6 to 18 inches of snow, winter >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. the storm moving in right now is very weak and very slow moving. we've seen it raining in some of the same areas for the past several hours. in the north bay the rain has been mostly and santa rosa on northward with light showers elsewhere across the north bay. this will make it into the area south of the golden gate bridge as we go into this afternoon. the rest of the forecast of course rainy, going throughout the rest of the workweek. >>> all right, start of the morning right now. >> what is it? >> pop start. >> first up, three weeks since actor luke perry's passing. tributes pouring in including one from his daughter. in a never before seen photo she shared this image of her and her dad along with this caption, miss him a little extra today. her daughter has been open with her followers about how she's grieving. our tho

northwest. we'll be sliding down the coast going into tomorrow and the rain starting by early tomorrow morning. i'll have the time line and how much to expect coming up in about six minutes. vianey has a look at the morning commute that's starting to back up in spots. >> it is. two crashes that you need to know about as you head out the door, the first is in the east bay, starting some seeing heavy delays and the second in the south bay. the rest of the bay area is okay. first the crash in the east bay, the folks that are taking southbound 880 need to take some extra time, definitely make that breakfast burrito, take it out the door and head out. three vehicles the number two lane causing delays, this is past the 92 interchange. we're noticing some slowing as well in the south bay. this is from an earlier crash along southbound 101 at the santa clara street. there are a couple of lanes still blocked and i've seen the slowing get worse progressively. here say quick check of east bay drive times. a lot of slowing in the east bay. back to you. >>> a south bay neighborhood this morning shaken up by

being urged to stay indoors because of cycling veronica it's expected to storm ashore on the northwest coastor headland further north has already felt force one hundred sixty kilometers an hour wind speeds from the right has the latest from there. people were told to expect a massive weather event it turned out to be as big as anybody here would want what made it all the more unprecedented for australia was that it coincided with a second massive storm cyclonic trouble that barreled into northern territory causing widespread destruction there as here in this part of western australia people were under a cyclon red alert that's a virtual lockdown for the best part of forty eight hours told to stay indoors and seek shelter it was only when that was lifted that people were able to come out and assess the damage and start to the cleanup people here are used to cycle owns they had prepared well but this was a reminder that they live in one of the most cycloid production of australia we've dodged a bullet but you know this is the sort of stuff that happens in this area or end when it does he does

coast. that includes parts of the northwest and queensland as well. lost the moisture, we have no moisture source to work with. so, we'll start to see the system kind of fizzle out, but not before producing a tremendous amount of rain in the area, in what is a very dry part of the world. localized flooding, definitely a likelihood here across the area with rainfall totals and computer models exceeding 200-300 millimeters. this cyclone has not made land fall. it is looking less organized. a very large eye associated with the system. it's expected to stall out, which is not necessarily good news. it may start to become weaker over the next 24-48 hours. when it stalls out along the coast, it has potential to produce significant amounts of rainfall as well, more than trevor. we could see 400 millimeterses of rain. flooding a possibility here as well. we have gail force winds across the area and in place. i want to show this population density map. it is slightly more populated. look at the northern territory. 250,000 people living across the entire territ

northwest. nice along the east coast. river valley. blizzard conditions back through the plains.ow sunshinethrough southern and central california. that's what's going on around the country. here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> it is a sunny and chilly morning outside. 41 now in washington. the windchills are down closer to the freezing mosk for of the suburbs. you'll notice the chill early wtoday. but il turn into a nice enough afternoon. sunshine today.ra high temres around 50 degrees. tomorrow another cold start, but a little milde of an afternoon. in the mid 50s for tomorrow. watching for a high chance for ra on friday. both saturday and sunday will be dry. saturday a little breezy. sunday mostly sunny and cooler. >>> coming up, what's in a dream? jenna is going to explain the how andhe why. the sleep doctor is back. we'll interpret some of our dream's means. butirst this i "today" on nbc. >> i need your retainer. >> you can have my retainer. (music throughout) >>> you're hogging all the covers. >> a

coast. snow even covers the ground in northwest arkansas. pe our area ttures started the day in the 20s, but tomorrow could feel a lot colder. >> storm team 4 meteorologist lauren ricketts joins us now. the sun is out,eautiful to look at. is it helping to warm things up at all? >> no, not even a little bit. r itlly deceiving out there, guys. look at. its gorgeous out there right now. we've got blue skies out there. listen, it is chly. rightn see in the botto side of your screen you can see that 34 degr mark. it is a little on the chilly side. you step outside the beltway and that's where we have temperatures below freezing. southeast winds at about 6 miles an hour. full sunshine out there. aseaou through the evening for exercise, maybe walking the dogs, you'll need those extra winter layers out there. evening commute not quite as windy as yesterday but fl nshine so you may have some sunshine delays for commuting, not only throughno the aft but through the evening as well. then after school activities, dry with light winds. go for today. tomo

decent westerly, northwesterly breeze, about 25, 30 miles per hour on the san mateo coast and coming down from the northwest you get these isolated cells coming through peninsula, san jose, santa clara valley. they can produce some brief heavy rain, maybe some rain- snow mix or even some hail as they slide through the santa crews mountain areas. the sierra is in a lull right now. your system for saturday is now in the picture. that will give us rain. not light rain, not showers. it will give us rain as that moves through. enough rain. well, there will be one more tuesday and then after that, we'll get a break for i'll say about five days and then i'm not going to go past that. but you're not looking for a couple of 100s. there are signs of some better conditions by the mid of next week. 50 on the temps. we should be 60 to 65. we are not even close. cloudy we'll rain on saturday. some of that will linger in sunday. a break sunday night, monday, next system, last in the series looks like, pam, tuesday. >>> hospitals across the bay area are introducing new technology but that might not always be a good thing.

there stretching down across southwestern corner of europe into the northwest of africa then a bit of cloud still scraping the northern coast of libya and also egypt but it will gradually turn dry and brighter. up to. par. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing we have al-jazeera fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that passen that drive and present the stories in a way that is important to our viewers. everyone has a story worth hearing. and cover those that are often ignored we don't weigh our coverage towards one particular region or continent that's why i joined al-jazeera . well again undermined are the top stories here all the al-jazeera three female activists have been temporarily released in saudi arabia up to spending ten months in prison. at least nineteen people have died in a huge fire in a twenty two story building in bangladesh capital dhaka. and al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for a car bomb outside a crowded restaurant in the somali capital mogadishu which killed at least eighteen people. the united states has secretly authorized several companies to sell nucl

northwest england. much of england and wales, north—east england, yorkshire, along the south coast, mild but cooler behind and wales, barely any ram in it. a little light rain in places, lingering towards the south—east, temperatures up into saturday morning. elsewhere, a cold night. this weather front is making quite a difference. it is cooler behind it. it's clearer, fresher, releasing sunny spells around. on saturday, the front is lingering through southern england. still perhaps a little light rain. elsewhere, sunny spells, still wintry showers and scotland. still very blustery northern scotland, temperatures at around 9— 12 degrees. the chance of frost on saturday night. sunny spells elsewhere. more prolonged downpours. showers to northern ireland. similar temperatures for sunday. this is how your week in his shaping up. if they do feel different out there. a chilly night as well. there will be more in the way of sunshine. while many will be dry, —— dry, blustery showers and scotland. perhaps even to lower levels at times. looking into next week, high pressure is in control and it's all looking settl

be another system moving in, and as we track it, moving into the pacific northwest, we can see the clouds extending off the coast, and this is a cold front that will be moving in. the good news is that we're not seeing a lot of rain with this. we are only going to keep a slight chance of some spotty showers, especially for the north bay, as it starts to move in late tomorrow morning, and the cloud cover rolls in, there may be a couple of spotty showers near the coast, but most of us will just see clouds moving in, the winds picking up, and then it clears out once again late tomorrow night. so as we take a look at our seven-day forecast in san francisco, our rain chances going up, and then seeing some more sunshine through the rest of the forecast with the city reaching into the mid-60s for saturday and sunday. inland areas will be even warmer, so we go from 62 today to 72 by sunday. so it looks like a nice week ahead. going over to mike, you've been tracking a lot of crashes this morning. >> that's right, kari. we did get a few updates here. the first one the closure over here at woodside off-ramp, the cal trans

northwest. east and west all at the same time. temperatures that the coast are starting to push downed, meanwhile in san jose at 77 degrees and 78 here in oakland. 75 in santa rosa with incredible warmth out there. through the night we will cool down but it will be mild up there with overnight low about 50 in san francisco. just 50 in san jose and clouds will increase as we get into tomorrow. partly cloudy skies, little break is the early part of the day goes on but as the afternoon starts to roll through we start to the clouds move in. taking a live look here at stormtracker 2 the clouds held off shore all morning now starting to push in. it's an indication of the next system coming our way. you see the counterclockwise circulation and that will bring us showers. there is an increase westerly swell that will be happening as we go into tomorrow morning and because of that we have a danger of waves, do not turn your back to the ocean or just stay away from it from 4:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. on tuesday. the clouds increasing and then we have rain coming our wa

northwest. wet along the mid-atlantic coast into the southeast. that's what's going on a >>> good morning.our by hour outlook shows only spotty rain as we go throughout the day. a mix of sun and clouds. and then all of the rain starts to taper off tomorrow. we'll see in-labtd temperatures warm up into the mid-60s. we'll see some low 70s in the forecast for the rest of the weekend and rain returns early next week. >> and don't forget, you can always get the "today" show when you leave the house. all you have to do is go to "today" show, sirius xm channel 108. guys? >> all right. mr. roker, thank you. >>> now to troubling allegations that are rocking the university of california of berkeley campus. >> a former intern with the football team took to facebook last week and accused former members of the athletic department of sexual harassment and assault. the university says it is investigating the allegations. nbc's molly hunter has the latest on it. good morning. >> savannah, good morning to you. 20-year-old paige cornelius claims during her internship with the football team, she was harassed

windy at the coast and the mountains we have various wind advisories as well as flash flood advisories. for the northwest corner, stormy with a mix that's going to push its way further inland with snow as well as heavy rain and ice. then we're looking for dry, cold in the north central part of the country as well as the northeast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the warning about asbestos possibly found in makeup that's popular with teens. >>> also ahead, a cruise ship hit with winds over 100 miles per hour. the new video and what passengers are saying. >>> and caught on camera, an avalanche buries that truck this >>> nasa is looking into exactly why one of its jets went off a texas runway. the pilot aborted the takeoff at houston's ellington field after the plane's front wheels went out of control. no one was hurt. >>> the norwegian cruise liner "escape" arrives in the bahamas today after a scary sail that saw several passengers injured. the boat was rocked by winds estimated at 115 miles per hour. during its trip from new york to port canaveral, florida, the rocking sent fur