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not surprisingly and here we have seen rain sleet and snow coming in across scandinavia through norway and sweden and that will sink its way further south which in these was as we go through the next couple of days is a wet a weather that wintry weather just around the balkans it stretches all the way across towards the black sea temperatures typically get above freezing here we have got temperatures still getting up to $22.00 celsius there in athens so still plenty of warmth in place to set east the side of the mediterranean this some wolves to across the northwest over a year up glasgow london 8 or 9 degrees celsius as that cold rest are remaining across spain and portugal temperatures of around 3 or 4 degrees that went through the winter weather that we have across scandinavia sinking further south was as it moves into the really cold air quite a bit of snow there around the baltic states all the way down across the czech republic austria right across much of the alps. sponsored by qatar airways. they join one of their wells most not tory and some groups. that. found a way out rebui

now, on into next week, we've still got an area of high pressure sat across scandinavia steering in these cold north—easterly winds. again, we'll see further showers, widespread showers at that, across scotland, eastern areas of england, potentially merging together to give some longer spells of rain into kent. the best of the dry weather and sunshine, again, further north west for northern ireland and western areas of scotland. but it's going to stay cold. temperatures, again, four to six degrees celsius, feeling particularly chilly around those eastern coasts with the onshore winds. beyond that, well, it's going to stay on the cold side really throughout the week, but it's certainly not going to be a dry week. there will be some showers around and potential for some snow for some of us later on in the week. that's your latest weather. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: pressure grows to shut more schools. a teaching union demands a two—week closures of all primaries and secondaries in england. a new warning over hospitals in parts of the uk. the president of the royal college of ph

now, overnight, we're going to start to grab some colder airfrom scandinavia. so those showers are going to tend to switch a little bit more to a wintry mix. so a little bit more snow mixed in with them over high ground, maybe a little bit getting down to the lower levels, frosty with a risk of icy stretches. and, again, temperatures probably getting down to about minus eight in the highlands of scotland. monday sees the same area of high pressure continuing to steer in these brisk and cold north—easterly winds. now, the air‘s a little bit colder through monday, so, again, you're more likely to see a bit more of a mixture of rain, some sleet and some snow in the showers. but there'll be some showers streams as well. this line looks to be particularly persistent in kent, so it looks like it'll be quite wet for some here. and there'll be another line of persistent showers going in across parts of yorkshire where over the high ground, the eastern side of the pennines, very locally, we could see some fairly significant falls of snow. and with that shower line lasti

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a cold air across scandinavia at the moment extending east across the uk.end further south into the pennines overnight, perhaps in sleet and snow as far south as east anglia. furtherwest, it is and snow as far south as east anglia. further west, it is milder and there is rain. around 10 degrees in plymouth. contrast that to temperatures around freezing in scotland and northern england. ice could be an issue as well first thing on thursday. here is the weather front. thing on thursday. here is the weatherfront. pressure thing on thursday. here is the weather front. pressure is thing on thursday. here is the weatherfront. pressure is trying thing on thursday. here is the weather front. pressure is trying to build behind it and ahead of it. it has got nowhere to go. it will slowly weaken through thursday but only slowly and it stays in one place. more slow for scotland and northern england first thing. a few flakes possible down into the midlands. i think it will be rain that we see persisting across the south—east. things do ease back as we go later into the

now, on into next week, we've still got an area of high pressure sat across scandinavia steering in theserth—easterly winds. again, we'll see further showers, widespread showers at that, across scotland, eastern areas of england, potentially merging together to give some longer spells of rain into kent. the best of the dry weather and sunshine, again, further north west for northern ireland and western areas of scotland. but it's going to stay cold. temperatures, again, four to six degrees celsius, feeling particularly chilly around those eastern coasts with the onshore winds. beyond that, well, it's going to stay on the cold side really throughout the week, but it's certainly not going to be a dry week. there will be some showers around and potential for some snow for some of us later on in the week. that's your latest weather. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... pressure grows to shut more schools. unions are demanding a two—week closures of all primaries and secondaries in england. a new warning over hospitals in parts of the uk. the president of the royal college of physicians sa

some are from scandinavia. where do all of the cruise ships come from? mostly scandinavia. there you see only two tv shipyards. they are producing some cargo vessels, but we have a problem because we are running out of orders. ships are pretty durable. because there are not as many being built competitively, shipyards have been closing. the cold war meant that we did not need as many ships. we have a shipbuilding industry that in no way similar to what it was and world war ii. just putting it out there, there are now homes in the tampa area where they used to build ships. for years in the post-world war ii era. it is not a shipyard anymore. it is homes. other places like that have been similarly taken over. our shipbuilding capacity is limited. a lot of our ships, all of our subs and carriers are nuclear powered. washington has the capability, the pearl harbor naval shipyard is sticking out there and isolated more than it used to be. only two to replace is can handle a ship that works with nuclear power. if you need to refuel, those are the only two teary places that you co

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south of the uk, it could allow high pressure to build in across the north east of the uk over scandinaviaome very cold air to seep our way as we move in towards the end of the week. this is certainly one to watch. it looks very cold indeed. but for the upcoming week, it looks like it will be less cold for a time thanks to atlantic lows. rain moving up from the south will bump into the cold, so we could see further sleet and snow at times. but there's signs of it becoming much colder again by the end of the week. tonight at ten — the eu introduces new controls to give member states the power to stop coronavirus vaccines from being exported to countries — including the uk. and in a move sparking fury, the eu has overridden part of the brexit deal to stop the vaccine getting to into britain through northern ireland. well, you know, ithink it's quite incredible. it's an act of aggression, actually. less than a month into us leaving the european union we see them act in this unilateral way. tonight the prime minister is drawn into the row — he has spoken to the eu commission president and expr

these new indian series actually measure up to other international productions like from israel or scandinavia for instance well i think the very best of indian is serious or they can measure up with almost anything in the world really what i find interesting though is that because india has such a long tradition in film and t.v. that's quite different from sort of the western tradition you're seeing some differences in some of some of the shows like netflix had the 1st big sort of streaming hit a couple years ago with the sacred games which is sort of a it's a police crime drama which is a thriller it's also sort of a satire of. political corruption and ethical and economic disparities in india and it's kind of a mix it's. a bit more melodramatic probably than your typical us show and it's got touches of sort of magic realism which you probably wouldn't have all of us show but it's interesting cause it's like a lot of these new history new series out of india the kind of a hybrid between sort of the western way of telling a story and then the indian way ok that's interesting now why do you th

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on packing on those wintry showers even overnight thursday and friday as christof pulls toward scandinaviaorthern england. scotland with the greatest risk of piling up more snowfall. a widespread frost takes us into friday for top again but that surface water sitting around across many parts of the uk they will be ice just about anywhere as the day gets underway. friday quite a bit of sunshine for england and wales. a few showers running into rain into the south. more wintry showers for northern england. greys in the north of ireland and scotland. friday in contrast to the last few days a much quieter day. again, low pressure to the northwest feeds in weather systems around don't put too much tape on the exact detail. you can see white those weather systems are set to interact with the very cold air. hard to put the detail on them because they are quite small. but the upshot is we will all be sitting in the colder air this weekend. if those features do run in where you are, you could see some snow. this is bbc news, i'm laura trevelyan in washington as president biden takes office. we've l

a big bank of cold air to the east extending from scandinavia, mild air trying to creep in from the west but between the two are weather front, as that meets the colder air the rain turning increasingly to snow, extending overnight across much of scotland, sparing the far north east, extending south into the south pennines by morning, maybe even something wintry in east anglia. icy freezing weather for scotland and northern england, 9 degrees in plymouth, the contrast either side of the weather front marked. high pressure behind and ahead of it, it's going nowhere on thursday at the colder air will try to extend further south so early in the day there will be a risk of some of this rain across the midlands, east anglia, maybe even for a time across the south—east, turning to sleet on higher ground, don't think it will settle much but more accumulation is possible for northern england and scotland as the front slowly weakens and it's cold for central and eastern areas, a high ofjust 4 degrees in london, further north temperatures around freezing, but balmy for northern ireland, sunshine f

got a big bank of very cold air at the moment sitting across scandinavia, which just extends into theross the uk courtesy of a weather front with mild air behind it. as it runs into the colder air, that's when things start to turn wintry, particularly as we move into thursday. we could even see something wintry as far south as the midlands and east anglia through the small hours. ice will be a risk for scotland and northern england first thing on thursday. towards the west, it's just so much milder — some rain around, overnight lows at 9—10 celsius. for thursday, high pressure ahead of the front and behind the front. it's not going anywhere in a hurry, it'll just gradually weaken through the day. but that does still mean we've got cold air around with more snow to, on thursday for and northern england — perhaps as i said, a bit of a wintry mixture further south, but largely rain as we look towards the southeast of england. it will take until the evening, though, for the snow to really fizzle out. it'll be a cold day, ice will be a problem as well because in some areas, temperatures wi

away and we'll start to see higher pressure building in we think by the end of the week across scandinaviae uk, so it could be turning much colder by the end of next week. so, this upcoming week, then, after a cold weekend, it will be turning less cold thanks to low pressure moving off the atlantic, bringing some wet and windy weather at times. a bit of snow on the hills in the north, and then there's an indication perhaps of it turning much colder again by the end of the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. europe's vaccine scramble— now brussels demands doses from a uk plant to help it make up a shortfall. we can and will get doses of the vaccine from the series of plans which i've mentioned in the contract and also those in the united kingdom. joe biden begins the task of rebuilding barack obama's healthcare insurance system. not getting out ofjail —— a russian court rejects opposition leader alexei navalny�*s appeal to be freed and outrage as amateur investors are blocked from buying shares in us firm gamestop after wild swings in

norther area of the continent, bringing unstable weather into the united kingdom, also into the scandinaviaeninsula. that's a look at your forecast. hope you're having a good day wherever you are. >>> that's all for this hour on nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. japan's labor ministry says that over 80,000 jobs have been lost as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. the ministry says that from the end of january last year through wednesday this week, around 80,100 became unemployed or were about to lose their job. the actual figure is believed to be even higher. the ministry's data only covers cases known to labor authorities and public job placement centers. as of december 25th, 17,000 have lost their jobs in manufacturing. another 11,000 were out of work in the restaurant industry. trade unions are warning of more job losses to come with a state of emergency in tokyo and the surrounding prefectures. the ministry is urging companies to apply for the latest government subsidies to save

now, on into next week, we've still got an area of high pressure sat across scandinavia steering in these further showers, widespread showers at that, across scotland, eastern areas of england, potentially merging together to give some longer spells of rain into kent. the best of the dry weather and sunshine, again, further north west for northern ireland and western areas of scotland. but it's going to stay cold. temperatures, again, four to six degrees celsius, feeling particularly chilly around those eastern coasts with the onshore winds. beyond that, well, it's going to stay on the cold side really throughout the week, but it's certainly not going to be a dry week. there will be some showers around and potential for some snow for some of us later on in the week. that's your latest weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. pressure grows to shut more schools. the uk's largest teaching union demands a two week closures of all primaries and secondaries in england. a new warning over hospitals in parts of the uk. the president of the r

overnight we will drab cold airfrom scandinavia.d. the heaviest falls again across these eastern areas. there could be icy stretches around as we head on into monday. monday, the same area of high pressure to the north continuing to feed in the cold north—easterly winds. again, it is more likely we will see the showers be a bit more on the wintry side for tomorrow with the aira tiny on the wintry side for tomorrow with the air a tiny bit colder. you could see a little bit of snowjust about anywhere. i suspect across some of the pennines's slopes in yorkshire, there might be a shower band that doesn't move all day. many places will stay dry but if you are underneath the shower band you might see a zone of fairly heavy snow, but it will be localised. the same shower band will be around parts of yorkshire into tuesday, so we could see very localised balls of reasonable snow across some of those pennine areas. —— falls. it looks to be with us with monday and tuesday. the temperatures continuing to struggle. it's cold for the time of yea

we can see upper troughs and low pressures developing towards the southern part of scandinavia, might move in towards parts of germany and will effect people in poland as well as germany bringing showers and thundershowers along those parts. another one closer towards the black sea there in ukraine. that's going to affect the weather for you as well. it's going to be bringing slightly cooler conditions. the upper and mountainous area could see setting in. draw in colder weather from northern russia and lead to temperatures dropping into well below zero in certain places. as you go on later into the week, places such as warsaw and kiev will hit subzero as well. do expect minus 8 in kyiv by friday. that's all for your weather. stay warm and stay safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this hour. thank you for staying with us on nhk "newsline." hope you'll join us again. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to newsline in depositing. in today's program we are looking at emerging technologies that are making a real difference in people's everyday lives. the point is cutting edge hardware and software is not only about

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friday, christoph is over near scandinavia. next few days, then, christoph brings the risk of some flooding, particularly focused across parts of england, and blizzards are drifting heavy snow across scotland wednesday night into thursday. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is 0utside source. donald trump is in his final day in office — as washington prepares forjoe biden's inauguration. but with hours left of his presidency, one of donald trump's biggest allies, mitchmcconnell, has turned against him for last week's capitol riots. the mob was fed lies. they were provoked by the president and other powerful people. wednesday's ceremony will be different to any other presidential inauguration in history. two of the 25,000 national guards deployed in washington fail vetting by the fbi. as thousands of honduran migrants are blocked in guatemala from moving north towards the us, we'll be looking at what changes joe biden is making to america's tough immigration policy. and the uk records the highest number of deaths from covid—19 in a

packing in those wintry showers even overnight thursday into friday as christoph pulls off towards scandinaviath the greatest risk of piling up some more snowfall. a widespread frost, though, takes us into friday. so, again with that surface water sitting around across many parts of the uk, could be icejust about anywhere as the day gets under way. friday, quite a bit of sunshine for england and wales. a few showers of rain running into the south. some more wintry showers though for northern england grazing the north of northern ireland, and across scotland. but friday, in contrast to the last few days, a much quieter day. as for the weekend, low pressure still to the north—west. we feed in some weather systems around it through the course of the weekend. don't put too much stake on the exact detail of where these are pushing through but you can those weather systems are set to interact with the very cold air. hard to put the detail on them because they are quite small, but the upshot is we will all be sitting in the colder air this weekend. and if those features do run in where you are, you c

friday, christoph is over near scandinavia.ys, then, christoph brings the risk of some flooding, particularly focused across parts of england, and blizzards are drifting heavy snow across scotland wednesday night into thursday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. 0n donald trump's final day in office, his staunchest ally in the senate directly blames the president for the deadly capitol hill riots. the mob was fed lies. they were provoked by the president and other powerful people. for his part, donald trump releases a farewell video, expressing pride over his achievements of the past four years. we did what we came here to do and so much more. president—electjoe biden leads a ceremony to honour the 400,000 americans who have died from covid—19. to heal, we must remember. and it's hard sometimes to remember.

these new indian series actually measure up to other international productions like from israel or scandinavia for instance well i think the very best of indian is serious or they can measure up with almost anything in the world really what i find interesting though is that because india has such a long tradition in film and t.v. that's quite different from sort of the western tradition you're seeing some differences in some of some of the shows like netflix i had the 1st big sort of streaming hit a couple years ago with the sacred games which is sort of a it's a police crime drama which is a thriller it's also sort of a satire of. political corruption and ethical and economic disparities in india and it's kind of a mix it's. a bit more melodramatic probably than your typical us show and it's that touches a sort of magic realism which you probably wouldn't have in the u.s. show but it's interesting because it's like a lot of these new series out of india the kind of a hybrid between sort of the western way of telling a story and then the indian way ok that's interesting you know why do you thi

failed in scandinavia flu qadosh it's got. some american airlines are already taking space weather into account and the international civil aviation organization recently established a working group to determine when aircraft must remain on the ground. co-creator we need hard space weather data for forecasting and we need appropriate standards enabling information to be passed on worldwide as to what effects can be expected under what space weather conditions and what actions must be taken but that is still in the process of being developed for the coming years. nature has its own struggle with space weather with some birds and insects for example the monarch butterfly relying on their own navigation system based on earth's magnetic field. this normally enables them to reliably find their way to their winter home however if earth's magnetic field is disturbed by a solar storm the sensitive insects get lost. in autumn when the sun is no higher than 52 degrees in the sky it gives the starting signal for millions of monarch butte

it will continue to drive its way a little further eastwards as christoff makes its way towards scandinavia increasing winds rain and snow but the snow there coming into were norway and central and northern parts of sweden and also be a fair bit of snow to into scotland west of weather coming down across much of france through the low countries as we go through thursday clad in the rain there still very much in play across a good part of the iberian peninsula madrid getting up to around 11 degrees celsius could have turned around 15 celsius there on the other side of the med for athens showers coming through here noticeably milder in moscow there was some snow around top temperature around minus 6 celsius does represent something of an improvement now that wet weather that we have around spain and portugal will also lap onto the shores of more than africa with rain from north america. qatar airways ok calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allow child marriage to happen legall

new indian series actually measure up to other international productions like from from israel or scandinavia for instance well i think the very best of indian is serious they can measure up with almost anything in the world really what i find interesting though is that because india has such a long tradition in film and t.v. that's quite different from sort of the western tradition you're seeing some differences in some of some of the shows like netflix had the 1st big sort of streaming hit a couple years ago with the sacred games which is sort of a it's a police crime drama which is a trailer it's also sort of a satire of. political corruption and ethical and economic disparities in india and it's kind of a mix it's. a bit more melodramatic probably than your typical us show and is that touches a sort of magic realism which you probably wouldn't have all of us show but it's interesting because it's like a lot of these new series out of india the kind of a hybrid between sort of the western way of telling a story and then the indian way ok that's interesting you know why do you think this in

saw some flooding from the amount of rain that fell the storm itself is producing strong winds in scandinavia that is it if you follow the course of the frontal systems touch to it the next area development down in the west and met the breeze a lot of rain for it's a lay a creek the croatian coast was there up at height and the a community big color than it was probably the focus to continuous rain is going to be southwestern france poach go in some parts of spain stop to keep cold here so there was no it was a result of rain but the cold is returning to eastern europe look at these current temperatures and remember a few days back we were subzero by many degrees when not any more not that it will last innsbruck for example goes back down to subzero once the snow has gone through enough to be on sunday and stays that way for gets colder by the time we get to monday so the picture on sunday there is increasing me the wintry feel returns with briggs's snow one of the places including in england and in france the western med does improve to some degree but great should i say the rain is going to

we have got the pressure setting to the south, high pressure up to scandinavia and that combination iswinter. on sunday that will bring showers to eastern scotland, north—east england, one or two further south into wales in the south—west but fewer than we have seen. south—west but fewer than we have seen. for parts of eastern england, east anglia, the south—east and the channel islands, the showers can be heavier for the channel islands, the showers can be heavierfor the times. i'm having a wintry flavour. it will feel closer to freezing when you add on wind—chill with the breeze coming in from the north—east over a cold north sea. we have high pressure towards the north on monday. the could be more persistent showery rainfor could be more persistent showery rain for parts of east anglia, the south—east and the channel isles on monday. quite a bit of sunshine developing elsewhere. one at a wintry showers here or there. we have still got that biting north—east breeze so it will feel colder when you are exposed to that wind coming in from the north—east where you have got the cloud and

will be some outbreaks of snow for the snow flurries into parts of the british isles and also into scandinavia more snow coming in central parts of europe down towards the southwest we're still struggling to get to 4 celsius in madrid but temperatures starting to recover in athens to around 9 degrees celsius at this stage some of that cooler weather weather clearing the far north of libya 10 days in current around $1819.00 celsius over the next covers as you can see wanted to show i was just making the way through here but try to the south. sponsored paul qatar airways. it is murder when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home and mishit you off trashing you know. now that is significant in numbers that insignificant ideologically that is significant evil is a crime against the very significant by dictating the government and the fucked up policy now shalt not kill part of the radicalized series on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines u.s. defense officials say they fear a possible insider attack at the inauguration of president elect joe biden that prompted the

and as we go on into friday that will continue to bring snowy weather in across a good part of scandinavia stays dry there cause much of the u.k. brighton breezy there very brisk wind coming through as showers down towards the southwest and still a few showers for spain and portugal. but . when apparently loses nature child to a terminal illness. they often feel that they've taken on the weight of the world. but mr wang is determined to find out what caused his daughter's death and brought him such heartache. the story of a committed parent turned activist upon this protest part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. the world. i am. about you're watching officer of me so ho rob a reminder of our top stories hours after being sworn in as the 46th president of the united states joe biden sign 17 executive orders and actions to spend like some of donald trump's contentious policies think to the rollback of the immigration ban targeting muslims and having the u.s. rejoin the paris climate accord carmel howard says also made history in her swearing in breaking both gender and racial barr

now, overnight, we're going to start to grab some colder airfrom scandinavia.it more to a wintry mix. so a little bit more snow mixed in with them over high ground, maybe a little bit getting down to the lower levels, frosty with a risk of icy stretches. and, again, temperatures probably getting down to about minus eight in the highlands of scotland. monday sees the same area of high pressure continuing to steer in these brisk and cold north—easterly winds. now, the air‘s a little bit colder through monday, so, again, you're more likely to see a bit more of a mixture of rain, some sleet and some snow in the showers. but there'll be some showers streams as well. this line looks to be particularly persistent in kent, so it looks like it'll be quite wet for some here. and there'll be another line of persistent showers going in across parts of yorkshire where over the high ground, the eastern side of the pennines, very locally, we could see some fairly significant falls of snow. and with that shower line lasting through monday night and into tuesday. again, there i

the picture for you largely a fine looking one much milder in the british isles and even parts of scandinavia a little bit of snow left but it's the bottom right hand corner where the stormy weather sigs with rain over the water in sudden greece otherwise snow or some. at ways as the perseverance space rover has to to land on mars we ask nurses lead engineer how her journey as an immigrant has influenced her work creativity and resource. correctly important perseverance as well like don't give up aerospace engineer deanna trujillo talks to al-jazeera we understand the differences in the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter what we think and music kind of france. welcome back you're watching out the serious time to recap our headlines the u.s. capitol is under unprecedented security ahead of the inauguration of president elect joe biden the secret service has created a militarized green zone 25000 national guards are being deployed the french foreign minister says iran is building up its nuclear weapons capacity he's now calling for an urgent return to the 2015 nuclear agreem

freezing so a real warming taking place as we go on into friday more snow there she can see across scandinavia troyer interlude for the british isles at this station little trots a into much for france although the southeastern corner will see some snow some heavy snow coming in across the outs and heavy rain from italy. sponsored by qatar airways. once hosni mubarak became president so began a story of conflict and isolation on one side a wife and son their sights set on succession on the other a president increasingly distant from the egyptian people when his beloved grandson died barak need to step back but then the flames ignited in tunisia exploded in egypt and everything changed episode 2 of the family on are just. more you or the only way. watching all of this there with me so robin a reminder of our top stories hours after being sworn in as the 46th president of the united states joe biden signs 17 executive orders that actions dismantling some of donald trump's contentious policies and they include a rollback on the immigration ban targeting muslims and having the u.s. rejoin the pari

now, on into next week, we've still got an area of high pressure sat across scandinavia steering in thesescotland, eastern areas of england, potentially merging together to give some longer spells of rain into kent. the best of the dry weather and sunshine, again, further north west for northern ireland and western areas of scotland. but it's going to stay cold. temperatures, again, four to six degrees celsius, feeling particularly chilly around those eastern coasts with the onshore winds. beyond that, well, it's going to stay on the cold side really throughout the week, but it's certainly not going to be a dry week. there will be some showers around and potential for some snow for some of us later on in the week. that's your latest weather. hello, good afternoon. this is bbc news with the latest headlines... pressure grows to shut more schools. unions are demanding an immediate two—week closure of all primaries and secondaries in england. we don't want to have to say the schools will close, but our fear is if we don't do something now they are going to have to be closed for much longer,