spread a little bit further north, too, but it's not quite as heavy across lincolnshire into the peak districtyorkshire. but it does leave behind a legacy of thick cloud and quite chilly conditions. now, here are the winds, up to around gale force, we think around east anglia and the southeast of england. again, the worst of the storm is expected to develop across the north sea, which means that storm connell will, in fact, miss us. but, further towards the west and the north, it'll be much better with some sunshine, light winds. but it will be chilly — five celsius in belfast, around three celsius expected in glasgow. so that's wednesday. now, here's a look at thursday's weather forecast. you can see what we call a transient area of high pressure between two low pressures — and that means light winds, some clear skies into thursday morning, and of course, a touch of frost, in fact, widespread frost expected north or south. and there'll probably be some mist and fog in some locations, as well. so, here's that bean—shaped area of transient high pressure for a time — but it's already changing, t

so it's actually coming back again into parts of lincolnshire, the midlands, the peak district, could, but around coastal areas as that low pressure pulls away, winds up to near gale force for norfolk, suffolk and also around the essex and kent coast. so i think the risk of very strong winds, which was there yesterday, has actually diminished. for most of us on wednesday the weather's looking pretty decent but chilly. look at that. clear skies for belfast and 5 celsius, about that for newcastle and also liverpool. now, on thursday we've got an area of high pressure over us early in the morning. this is what's cold a transient high, so it doesn't stick around for very long. it's between two areas of low pressure. and when we have this area of high pressure over us, this transient high, we get light winds, a frost in the morning, a bit of fog here and there. so i think a calm start to the day for many of us on thursday with some sunshine if you haven't got the fog but out towards the west, weather fronts are looming, making only very slow progress across ireland during the course of the

so it's actually coming back again into parts of lincolnshire, the midlands, the peak district.he hills, but around coastal areas as that low pressure pulls away, winds up to near gale force for norfolk, suffolk and also around the essex and kent coast. so i think the risk of very strong winds, which was there yesterday, has actually diminished. for most of us on wednesday the weather's looking pretty decent but chilly. look at that. clear skies for belfast and 5 celsius, about that for newcastle and also liverpool. now, on thursday we've got an area of high pressure over us early in the morning. this is what's called a transient high, so it doesn't stick around for very long. it's between two areas of low pressure. and when we have this area of high pressure over us, this transient high, we get light winds, a frost in the morning, a bit of fog here and there. so i think a calm start to the day for many of us on thursday with some sunshine if you haven't got the fog but out towards the west, weather fronts are looming, making only very slow progress across ireland during the cou

also looking at strengthening winds and some wintriness in the hills of wales and potentially the peak districtpick up this rain as it continues to push in the direction of the north sea. it will brighten up behind it in the west. to the north and the west, drier and brighter with just a few showers. but as this area of low pressure with the rain pulls further towards the near continent, the winds on its back edge are going to pick up. we have gusts 50 to 55 miles an hour, possibly with exposure a little bit more, and there'll be a few more showers coming in across northeast england and southeast scotland. temperatures four to about 1k degrees. that moves away during the course of wednesday night, and then into thursday, this area of high pressure builds in, effectively keeping these weather fronts at bay in the atlantic. so, on thursday, we start off with some frost, also some patchy fog. when that lifts, a lot of dry weather, some sunny spells, but through the day, as the weather front approaches, you can see the cloud building, the wind strengthening and some of us will see some spots of rai

spread a little bit further north, too, but it's not quite as heavy across lincolnshire into the peak districtp to around gale force, we think, around east anglia and the southeast of england. again, the worst of the storm is expected to develop across the north sea, which means that storm conall will, in fact, miss us. but, further towards the west and the north, it'll be much better with some sunshine, light winds. but it will be chilly — five celsius in belfast, around three celsius expected in glasgow. so that's wednesday. now, here's a look at thursday's weather forecast. you can see what we call a transient area of high pressure between two low pressures — and that means light winds, some clear skies into thursday morning, and of course, a touch of frost, in fact, widespread frost expected north or south. and there'll probably be some mist and fog in some locations, as well. so, here's that bean—shaped area of transient high pressure for a time. but it's already changing, the weather, out towards the west, low pressure is winning, and the weather front is spreading rain across much of ir

it could bring wintry weather into wales and the peak district.l men across north—east england and north east scotland and a few coastal showers in the west. as we go through wednesday into thursday off goes the area of low pressure. high pressure dominates, keeping this weather front at bay. we start thursday with fog patches which were left during the day. quite a bit of dry weather and sunshine around. here is the weather front towards the west. we will see spots of rain getting in to the extreme west by the end of the day. the wind will pick up. temperatures three to nine, ten in the south—west. into the weekend, mixed. something you will notice as we pull in the south westerly wind temperatures will rise a bit and go down a bit into next week. you give with one hand and take it back with the other. �* i, , with one hand and take it back with the other. �* , ,, i, fans of so—called "cosy crime" books will be all too familiar with the thursday murder club series by richard osman — which has sold seven million copies in the uk alone. this makes

district's budget. it claims spending is based on peak spending years during the pandemic, and that usd's budget projectioneting. in two up of mae categories outside contracts like school bus services. >> the other books and supplies the district predicts that they will spend, on average, $92 million per year for each of the next three years. >> the union says based on spending from the past five years, the district has never spent more than $40 million in this category. but mike hutchinson, who is chair of the school board's budget and finance committee, disagrees with that analysis. >> at the last board meeting when we discussed this, and then at the last budget and finance committee meeting, nobody came and claimed that the numbers were were not accurate. >> hutchinson says the way the budget is structured, when the district gets money that doesn't have a defined budget code, it gets held in books and supplies until it moves into its allocated category. >> and so this idea that all of a sudden, the district plans on spending twice as much money on our books and supplies, if that's what they're presentin

mergers would save the district $3 million, but the union feels the district is inflating the amount of the budget deficit, basing it on peak spending during the pandemic rather than during typical years. the board will make a final vote next month on the peninsula. a deal has been reached, ending a labor dispute between samtrans and bus operators. the san mateo county transit district's board of directors approved the latest four year contract affecting about 400 union operators. members will receive close to a 4% average raise each year. the contract also includes pay adjustments for jobs samtrans says were below market value. operators had been working without a contract since the end of june. san francisco's board has approved a plan to replace the controversial valencia street bike lane. here's the replacement design, showing bike lanes that run next to the sidewalk. now, this design will eliminate 79 parking and loading spots. the center running bike lane down valencia has been credited with reducing crashes between bikes and cars, but some storefronts along the corridor say the lane has been hurting business. a remin

the union feels the district is inflating the amount of the budget deficit, basing it on peak spending during the pandemic rather than during typical years. the board will vote on the plan next month. >> up next, the nba sends a warning to its athletes what they're told to look out for. >> and later, the fight against pollution, what the (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calculator thing that shows how much you'll pay. - for real? - yeah! what are you doing not having health insurance, man? - hey, i know, i know... - here, let me show you... - we all have questions. covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered california. this way to health insurance. progress right now in the bay area, and you can just tell from our radar how heavy the precipitation is throughout the bay area right now. and on your right, you have a live picture from our mount tam ca

peak time. this is the time of people leaving work and returning to the homes. this is a very busy civilian abby's across the district of the lebanese capital. now, we know in totty shore, this stage motley told it was, but we know that an apartment building has been struck has been severe. damage just across the road is, is lubbock sensor. we have no word on casualties at this stage, but the intensity of this strikes is almost certain that no casualties have we seen . but it is now that black, top alone, the major highway leading from the central paint routes to the apple. this is an extremely busy time of day. the emergency services are working on the c. now locals have joined in those rescue efforts. this is the latest striking the cost of a router cost yesterday that with 2 is radio tax one which killed the, the head of the a hezbollah press on media office of mohammed. i see this is a strike against a residential, the area outside of the main to get started. so this is a new tactic from his own. now it normally forms within the cell themselves, but the strikes over the course of yesterday and again on monday eve

the union feels the district is inflating the amount of the budget deficit, basing it on peak spendinguring the pandemic rather than during typical years. the board will vote on the plan next month. on the peninsula now, a deal has been reached, ending a labor dispute between samtrans and bus operators. the san mateo county transit district's board of directors approved the latest four year contract, affecting about 400 union operators. members will receive close to a 4% average raise each year. the contract also includes pay adjustments for jobs, and samtrans says those jobs were below market value. operators had been working without a contract since the end of june. well, if you have plans to head up to lake tahoe, you may want to wait a few days. the greater lake tahoe area and sierra counties are experiencing high winds and could see up to two feet of snow. officials are preparing for icy conditions on the roads. if you do need to travel, officials recommend allowing extra time for your trip and monitor road conditions. and lisa, that area is getting a lot of action right now. righ

the union feels the district is inflating that amount of the budget deficit, basing it on peak spendinging the pandemic rather than during typical years. the board will vote on that plan next month. on the peninsula, a deal has been reached, ending a labor dispute between samtrans and bus operators. the san mateo county transit district board of directors approved the latest four year contract, affecting about 400 union operators. members will receive close to a 4% average raise each year. the contract also includes pay adjustments for jobs samtrans says were below market value. operators had been working without a contract since the end i'm the only one that's not smiling. even though i'm with my close friends, i felt alone. i didn't feel pretty, i didn't feel confident. when i got invisalign, i built my confidence. it was the best investment that i could do. ♪ ♪ with reynolds, holiday meals become so easy to prep, cook, and clean, you can feel like the chef of your kitchen. make it easy. make it with reynolds. the all new abc secret sales with limited time savings just for you. >> and

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peak time. this is the time of people leaving work and returning to the home. this is a very busy civilian abby's across the district of the lebanese capital. now, we're not entirely sure at this stage what they told it was, but we know that an apartment building has been struck has been severe. damage just across the road is, is lubbock center. we have no word on casualties at this stage, but the intensity of this strike is almost certain that no casualties have we seen . but it is now the black, top alone, the major highway leading from the central paved route to the airport. this is an extremely busy time of day. the emergency services are working on this e. now locals have joined in those rescue efforts. this is the latest striking the cost of a router cost. yesterday there were 2 is variety of tasks, one which killed the, the head of the a has the press on media office. how many actually, this is a strike again. it a residential area outside of domains to get started. so this is a new tactic from now. it nobody problems with in the southern solvers, but the strikes over the course of yesterday and again on mond

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district. firefighters saw the huge tree into smaller portions and reopened that intersection. and let's take a live look for you at sfo. cloudy skies, people heading out for thanksgiving or coming in. peakmorrow. this morning at sfo, 77 flights are delayed. three are totally canceled. if you're hitting the road, expect to see an unprecedented number of travelers. triple a says 80 million people will drive at least 50 miles for thanksgiving. the most brutal traffic conditions. triple a says, will be leaving san francisco around 730 on tuesday night before thanksgiving. and cynthia has one last look at the forecast before we go. we saw cloudy skies there. some of the cameras down here in san jose. that sunshine coming through. so more of that activity today is going to be scattered really through about the middle part of the da. then we'll turn and see some peeks of sunshine. thank goodness tomorrow we are still tracking some activity left with this system before another one pushes in. monday tuesday. i think this one will impact more of the central coast. so that could ruin your travel plans for a little bit along 101 by the coast, even stretching into parts of the five. that could be tr

peaking in the wake of the presidential election. what they say happened that felt like a nightmare, and how the district is responding. to. in the north bay. that's the region that's being hit hardest this morning. this is not a one. and done situation here. meteorologist steve paulson will be back in a minute here to walk us through this first day of several days of stormy weather here in the bay area. those people up in the north bay have been preparing for the potential of flooding, downed trees and power outages. tree services have been gearing up to respond to any damage. pg and e is also mobilizing dozens of its crews and has activated its emergency operations center just ahead of the storm, people stocked up on safety equipment such as rain gear and sandbags. >> the san francisco municipal transit agency unanimously approved a plan to redo the valencia street bike lane. the current set up in the mission district has a bike lane running through the center of the street. moving forward, the new bike lane will move to the side of the street between parking spots and the sidewalk. construction could begin in january. >

peak at 10:00. so 20 or so minutes away. they're going to learn about it. they're also going to see it learning in action from school. these kids are from the san francisco unified school district which school they are from, but i'm sure if you're watching at home, you might say, i know where they go and this is us here. welcome back to mornings on two, and here's an update to our viewer poll that we've been talking about this morning. we've been asking, what are your plans on thanksgiving. and you can still vote. the one that's winning the most 74% staying home. i don't blame you. staying home is always one of my favorites. hitting the road 19% and taking a flight 7%. you can still vote. you can still give us your opinion. make your voice heard. use the qr code at the top right of your screen or you can just go to ktvu.com/vote. if you want to just skip thanksgiving and go straight to christmas, there's a new movie in theaters you might enjoy. >> you can't trust this guy. he's on the list. you don't mean that list. >> nl4 are you telling me this clown is a level four naughty list or a level four naughty list? >> or oh, is that funny to you? hey, hey, hey, you're gonna help us

this is the peak district in between sheffield and derbyshire, right on the border here, where we were 20 centimetres of snow falling. it hasn't quite materialised to be as extreme as that. you can see is a beautiful picture. even on the lower parts of the ground, it was only ten centimetres of snow that had fallen. it made travel difficult for people in the early hours but throughout today, here in the higher areas of the county, we have seen lots of gritters and snow ploughs to keep people on the move. the disruption is not as bad as we were expecting. i was speaking to a team in leeds yesterday you were saying they were out from the early hours to keep out from the early

good morning, this is the edge of the peak district.heffield and in that direction is chesterfield. it is snowing here this morning, this is part of the areas that was subject to a yellow weather warning for snow and ice much of northern england and northern scotland, northern wales and northern ireland as well. we were told we would see most of the snow on the hills up to 200 millimetres for the regions, even our drive here from north derbyshire and south yorkshire, we came across lots of snow that was up to 100 millimetres deep, even parts of my journey this morning had to be unfit because the side roads, the untreated roads, as much of the country is as well, were very treacherous, you cannot get cars onto the main road from those side roads. many of these roads have been gritted, we have had snowploughs out. early hours of the morning, crews were out, and there would continue to be people out making sure to do they bit to keep people safe. fora sure to do they bit to keep people safe. for a lot of people it will be a case of staying

500 metres on the hills of the pennines and the _ metres on the hills of the pennines and the peak districtater. there have been calls for the immediate regulation of so—called calming rooms in special schools, after a bbc investigation revealed cctv showing autistic children being shoved or left alone, sitting in vomit. a police investigation into the footage, recorded at whitefield special school in north london between 2014 and 2017, ended this summer without any charges. the school says new leadership found the footage after the rooms had been shut, and shared it with the police. noel titheradge has this report, which you may find upsetting. it's footage that's been described as jawdropping. videos obtained by the bbc show autistic pupils being abused and neglected inside so—called calming rooms at a special school. three years ago, we began investigating when 500 hours of cctv was discovered at whitefield school. now, we've obtained the footage revealing the reality of abuse in the rooms before they were shut. jamie went to whitefield school when he was 11. from being a happy, smiley b