to the south might sunshine so feeling more pleasa nt south might sunshine so feeling more pleasant in uk keeping atlantic weather front at bay out to the west. that means a lot of dry weather to come in the week ahead. there will be cloud around but spells of sunshine and there is a trend for the weather to get warmer with highs of up to 17 degrees in london and the vast majority of the uk will enjoy quiet, settled weather conditions but there will be cold nights and cold stouts to the weather. that is your latest weather, find out more by going onto the website or at the smart app on your phone. that is your weather. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 2pm... tens of thousands of people are marching through central london, demanding another brexit referendum. these are the latest aerial pictures from central london where protestors are gathering to hear speeches from leading referendum campaigners. meanwhile, theresa may warns mps a third meaningful vote may not take place next week if it doesn't get "sufficient support". american—backed kurdish forces declare victo

south by southwest is incredibly brand driven.ds can be a bit corrupting, but at the same time i think the film festival itelf at south by southwest is so divided from a lot of the brand installations that it's not... it's not as corrupting, i would say, it is not as insidious as it may seem. i am proud to be an american but we have to rise to that promise. there were a lot of political documentaries at the festival this year. well received was the sundance favourite knock down the house, focusing on four women running for congress. and at least one documentary covered activities in the lone star state. called ernie &joe, it followed two police officers in the san antonio police department who practice a new approach to policing. recognising that many of the individuals they are dealing with from emergency calls are mentally ill, the officers are specially trained to respond not with force but compassion. if it takes me all day long to convince them that we're not going to hurt them, and they're gonna come with us, i will take all

and the policy just that have left south africans in the dock with the country's grepping a serious energy crisis we all should all governments in africa have sole control of p.-six is when they mismanage them. i'm christine wonderwall come to africa i'm going to add here today in foreign aid has begun flowing into the three countries mozambique's and baldwin malawi hit by sites known in die the european union has released just under four million dollars while britain has pledged about double that amount neighboring tanzania's military and if to tons of food and medicine although aid is now trickling in distributing it is still very difficult. it's being described as to worst humanitarian crisis in mozambique's history. heavy flooding and prolonged bouts of rain a compounding the destruction wreaked by cycling last week the storm and floodwaters not only in govt roads and bridges they also wiped out communications networks across the region and many of eat ice victims once again finding themselves in danger. this mother is one of hundreds of thousands who lost their home she's worried abou

. >> the group moved south on 51st street and south and unlawful assembly. and they were given the disbursement orders. and people were given the opportunity to leave. and some people did leave after given the opportunity. >> reporter: the unrest in sacramento after the district attorney declined to file charges against the two officers that shot and kille stefanon clark last year. they got a 911 call about car break-ins. they found and chased him around the neighborhood. and he did not comply and advanced towards them and they mistook his cell phone for a gun and shot him multiple times. the shooting led to weeks of protests last year. in a statement regarding last night's protest and arrest, the mayor said, quote, i'm disappointed that the protests ended the way it did. i have many questions that went on to participated the order to disburse and subsequent arrest. no member of the press should be detained for doing their job. and the city is preparing for protests at the sacramento city council meeting tonight. >>> and oakland priest accused of sexually ab

clear as skies further south, more mist and fog for the south—west of england and perhaps a pinch ofs we've seen during recent nights. it will be clearing up recent nights. it will be clearing up across east anglia and the south—east so a chillier night here, but the prospect of more sunshine to come tomorrow. once the mist and fog goes sunny come tomorrow. once the mist and fog goes sunny skies across much of england and wales. more cloud for northern ireland and scotland in the far north of scotland we will see that week when the front approaching to bring a little rain and drizzle. temperatures held back a bit here but to the south in the sunshine, i7, but to the south in the sunshine, 17, maybe 18 degrees. some changes

us that this latest shooting as we call it in south africa. has been the worst we've seen in the country since we started having these problems and the fact that there were no on the questions that people were asking the fact that you had ministers very elaborately explaining what the problem is but couldn't tell you much about the solution was tending to just how bad the situation is this you tube is here for years was warned to invest in the infrastructure it's all starting to crumble something like a cyclon in mozambique where some of the public comes from kenric. put pressure on the grid so this electricity problem is going to be around for a very long time and it's going to be intense then one of our reporters just got back from there and then said she was talking about eight hours a day no electricity eight hours a day and this news comes as well as south africa's most valuable public company wants to list on the euro next stop market in amsterdam i find this quite interesting naspers would be one of the largest internet listings on the

highlighting the jim crow laws in the south. as legal jim crow ends in the 1960's, we get this renewed interest in the south. kind of southern influences begin to seep into american society. something we see to this day. southern rock becomes popular, the band lynyrd skynyrd. the song "sweet home alabama," which is the answer to the song "southern man," a very critical song about white southerners and their opposition to civil rights. lynyrd skynyrd is the answer to that. a southern man doesn't need neil young around anymore. alabama praising george wallace. other bands like allman brothers, marshall tucker band. you also had country rock. the eagles are not really a southern band, but there's a lot of rock music that becomes kind of countrified a little bit. country music was known in the 50's as hillbilly music. now, it is mainstream. part of it is the outlaw culture. i think that's one reason -- if you're going to explain why this interest in the south and popularity in this southern culture, i think it has something to do wi

south, --t the light white south, blue-collar whites in the north and says, these will be future republican majority and he turns out to be right. nixon silence majority speech which we have talked about was part of that. anti-authorityis feeling, this greater emphasis on individualism will help fuel political conservatism. ironically because of its criticisms of government, of big government. reagan well come into office in 1981 and he will say in his inaugural that the problem is government. government is the problem. iss belief that government not effective, does not do the job well, is field in part by this distrust of institutions that we see coming from the 1970's. we talked last time of what else is driving in the coast -- driving the conservatism. prop 13 and the politics of taxes. the rise of the moral majority. the increasing number of evangelical protestants. as mainline churches decline, onngelical protestantism is the rise. roe v. wade, we will talk about that on thursday. it puts abortion -- turns abortion into a political issue. northern white ethnic democrats begin to suppor

we know there was a great deal of reaction there in south korea from moonjae—in. reaction there in south jae-in. yes, i mean, moon jae—in is the president of a country that problem we have the most at sta ke that problem we have the most at stake here. in their immediate statement after the talks ended prematurely yesterday, they described it as unfortunate that no deal could be made. but i think there is a gathering here today to mark 100 years of korea's independence movement, and frankly it should have been a far more celebratory gathering. moonjae—in will speak in celebratory gathering. moonjae—in willspeak in an celebratory gathering. moonjae—in will speak in an hour or so's time there, and i think he was expected to give more detail of his broader vision of a new era of economic collaboration between the south in the north. one of the big prizes that was expected to come from any deal that was expected to be agreed in hanoi yesterday. clearly there has been a hasty rewrite overnight. he still will be hanging up the prospect of closer collaboration but that has to wait for denuclear

that chilly air is going to spread its way further south as we go into thursday. —— further south as. —— the cloud. when from the arctic, changing the feel of the weather, and also wintry showers, relatively low across scotland, perhaps over the hills of northern england and northern ireland as well, further south, not as many showers, spells of sunshine, 11 degrees, very much stuck in single digits across the north of the uk. friday gives a chance to draw breath, certainly initially, fine weather, spells of sunshine, next frontal system looks like spreading in from the atlantic, outbreaks of rain arriving, temperatures no great shakes, particularly across northern areas and for the weekend, stays pretty unsettled, some rain, some gale is possible, and some hill snow, and for all of us, feeling rather chilly. more whether throughout the evening, that is all form banned from me for now. —— that is all from me for now. you're watching beyond 100 days. it's not one minute to midnight but its getting awfully close. we are into a defining week in the brexit negotiations. all eyes on the a

it helps produce a larger rethinking within the south of what it meant to be the south. what is the place's regional identity? it leads white southerners to start rethinking the south's position in the nation. now, it was true that abolitionists only constituted a small minority of the northern population. but white southerners lived in an era when the tide was clearly turning against slavery. all over the western world. but remember where we're at. slavery was effectively a non-issue in the north. the french had abolished slavery in the 1790's. the british abolished slavery in the 1830's. there were a number of countries in south america, a number of colonies in the west indies that also started instituting gradual emancipation plans. white southerners began to look around them and they increasingly see themselves surrounded by enemies. and that was true even of some of their own countrymen. who in their eyes wanted to pervert the constitution, twist it to their own advantage and destroy the south. so southerners felt like they had to defend themselves. just arguing tha

we have a university in south -- south dakota, which has become a leader in the cyber field, training professionals who are being snapped up by government intelligence agencies and other cyber fields. we have a mayor in sioux falls was -- sioux falls who was a tech entrepreneur who sees the value of 5g, and has done everything he can to make it easier for companies to invest. he has tried to partner with custom east to make that investment in south dakota. a lot of other communities in south dakota, adopted an ordinance that cities could adopt and pass that lays out a template, or, if you want to, a tract 5g investment in your community, this is the best way to do it. it has to do with lowering their -- lowering barriers and making it easier not harder for companies who want to get involved in that business to do so. part of it is mindset, part of it is putting the right policies in place and having the leadership to recognize the value and benefits that come with 5g development. host: given the ruralness of south dakota, not everywhere has broadband. sen. thune: i tell people we have

south—east wales, the south—west of england.hese areas of cloud south—eastwards. a mixture of patchy cloud and sunshine for many. the best of the sunshine across wales in the south—west. equally the cloud across the far north and far north—west of scotland. temperatures generally 11—14 degrees, may be 15 in aberdeen if we get some sunshine and shelter to the east of high ground. as we move through wednesday night and into thursday, not as much cloud potentially by this stage but that could allow some mist and fog to form. again, some pockets of frost, temperatures widely holding up between three and six degrees. thursday, once again dominated by high pressure sitting just to the south of the british isles. the winds around high pressure moving in a clockwise direction so introducing something of a south or south—westerly flow of air for most of us as we move towards the end of the week which will lift the temperatures a little bit. those day, areas of low cloud and some mist and fog patches as well. we should get to see some spe

power outages are leaving south africans in the dark with the country grappling a serious energy with a serious energy crisis we're asking should governments in africa keep sole control of key sectors all that story and a whole lot more coming up with monika and business africa that's in one minute set time and i'll see you again tomorrow. if you know i mean in your minutes in going us. most router what i'm focused on him is you know what i'm with what i'm organizing around upwards of three. point zero point zero conceived because as you say acid cannot only save but are going on where they're being funded. we make up over a week watches over half of the under budget by we on the civil service and. the want to shape the continent's future to. be part of enjoying african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challengers. to the citizenship and percent. platform officer in charge. of the. no end in sight for south africans power cuts state utility eskom continues to suffer capacity constraints following the months of cyclon which hit south africa's electricity im

san martin to the south. and the showers not having the same intensity east and south of san jose. the trend is starting in the north bay of decreasing activity and to the south of this main event of san jose starts out of here. the winds begin to shift out of the nott, that will shut down the showers probably after 8:00 tonight. there could still be activity south of san jose and livermore and winds pick up and any chance of showers be gone with tomorrow's commute. sunshine making a comeback, good news, low to mid-60s tomorrow. there is more tracking tuesday. more of a wind event. not a lot of showers. it will happen tuesday. as that system clears, high pressure builds in something we haven't seen in a while. next weekend, starts to clear and you start to see big changes in your 7-day forecast. for san francisco, temperatures towards next weekend as warm as upper 60s. valley temperatures climbing in the 70s, something to look forward to next weekend. in san jose, that is a strong thunderstorm cell continues to track south, getting a lot of reports online from not only a lot of emp

between data sea in south sudan and uganda and south sudan they are extremely hard to reach due to complex security situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. prevention and preparedness activities the authorities in a state they are trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people. to make sure not to usual for. screaming points so what do you do come to those points towards the fields most of them used to of moves on to the challenge but we keep getting don't we really need them to use door. to set up the screaming all those porous borders has been screened and. but it's claims more victims in the democratic republic of congo and fighting continues to cut off access to border points in south sudan there are concerns if the disease spread aid workers here in the a it will have to step up from a position of preventing it to one of containing it people morgan al-jazeera iriver state. kurdish forces in syria say

further south, coast, into the low teens in the far south—east.are contending with across northern england, the midlands and the south—west, pushing in to the south east and east anglia, really only as we get to dusk. but the wind is an issue everywhere. widespread gusts of a5, 50 mph, but across some higher ground, gusts of a5, 50 mph, but across some higherground, up to gusts of a5, 50 mph, but across some higher ground, up to 70 mph. and this is the way the split looks in terms of temperatures and for this afternoon. barely above freezing in scotland, but we should head around 11 or 12 further south. here goes the rain into the south—east as we go through the evening, bear that in mind if you're heading out. elsewhere, things were clear but a lot of showers following behind, and organised a line if you like into northern ireland and the north west of england. could be wintry as well, some are more for northern scotland, and it is cold across the northern half of the uk first thing sunday, so ice something else to have any back of your mind. sti

seems to believe you could be anywhere in south central asia it. leads to one conclusion apparently al qaeda is coming back showing signs of confidence will threaten ocurred and the threat from radical islamic terrorism a continuing threat posed by al qaeda there are according to various estimates more than thirty thousand active fighters cross number of countries loyal to al qaida ironically the u.s. stands accused of arming them though unintentionally in syria with weapons intended for moderate groups being seized by islamists in yemen c.n.n. reported with the saudis and their coalition partners handing american made weapons to aisle qaeda linked fighters history it seems repeats itself in the nine hundred eighty s. during the soviet war in afghanistan the u.s. funded and armed the mujahideen including asama bin laden say some they called them freedom fighters the mujahideen the islamists when they were fighting the u.s.s.r. but it didn't take long for those freedom fighters to morph into terrorists and the taliban into al qaida and they just won

korea to travel to north korea any permission from south korean government for now and in. island if you want to go abroad you have to take a plane so now they found that if you if you feed normalize their lives in those korea we have a lady trainer a razor clicked. between. couldn't north korea south korea and then borders open between tripoli people can imagine it can travel to north korea to china the middle east asia in order to shearing the billion so this is a complete different imagination about the wall this is we call a climate where content their minds it previously the island mindset so it's oh so you know this is a very symbolic action. you just train trip brings through these sort of korean people's minds and at the same time you know or definitely historically historically the similarity between north and south korea might press with a war there was war between vietnam and now is the it's in north korea and his dates and then the claim that they won the war against united states and north korea was so claim that they want to scream war against with my state so

south by southwest film festival is strong.pting but the film festival is so divided from a lot of the brand installations that it a lot of the brand installations thatitis a lot of the brand installations that it is not... it is not as corrupting, it is not as ncvs as it may seem. i am proud to be an american but we have to rise to that promise. there were a lot of political documentaries. knockdown of the house, focusing on four women running for congress was well received. one ernie &joe followed two police officers in the san antonio police department who practice a new approach to policing. recognising that many of the individuals they are dealing with a mentally ill, they are specially trained to respond not with force but compassion. if it takes me all day long to convince them that we're not going to hurt them and they will come with us, i will take day long. it isa come with us, i will take day long. it is a texas story but i think it is really a national story for us. there is not one community or town and city that i

nearly 20 years ago now, william freeling published the south versus the south. how anti confederate southerns shaped the southern core. the 350,000 men from slave states fought for the union army. 450,000 men from slave states fought for the union army during the civil war. this consisted of african- american men from the south slave states most had fled the slavery to join the union army. and it even included some white men from confederate states who chose the stars and stripes over the stars and bars. together these anti confederate southern freeling argued offered a victory to the union in the civil war. now today as much as when it was initially published changes the way people think about the civil war. freeling challenges us not to slip into a shorthand in which we say things like the south lost the civil war. such a shorthand of southern that welcomed and contributed to the union's victory. the american civil war museum puts on eliminating the personal choices of the civil war americans. i will today provide you with some human stories that lie behind fr

this is the influence of the south. i mentioned, probably one of the big american movie stars of the 1970's, burt reynolds. a former college football player from florida, smokey and the , anyone remembercb? i have a board game from the game, ake a cb board form of radio communication between truckers. smokey and the bandit helped to popularize that and here you rebelurt reynolds as the with jackie gleason, the cop. and the dukes of hazard which premiered in 1979. the confederate flag in the background, general lee. one of the more popular shows of the late 70's, 80's. now, being mainstream in american society, now no longer meeting racial oppression or jim crow, but representing a much broader rebellion against authority figures. i think that's how this is seeping into american culture. south always influenced american culture, always had a very important place, especially if you look at our literature. people like flannery o'connor, faulkner.-- americans are really beginning to absorb this there, very specific southern

wejust of north and south meet for a fourth time?or a fourth time? wejust don't know. moon jae—in, it has taken the wind out of his sails, if and not his credibility as i said, he staked so much on president trump's diplomacy and also domestically and is planned to try to help boost the economy here, try to link road and rail of north and south, an iconic plan at the moment that remains just a plan. it can't progress because they can get that agreement yesterday in hanol get that agreement yesterday in hanoi. i wanted to hear more about what's going on today of course, but the south korean leader was widely credited with saving the first summit at the last minute, wasn't he? gas, and, you know, moon jae-in has a huge amount invested —— yeah. in the diplomatic process and of course trying to get the goal of a peace agreement between north korea and south korea and the united states. he encouraged donald trump, believing that kim jong—un had taken a strategic decision to give up nuclear weapons. so he was encouraging donald trump to pu

i spent a day in the box of the south australian royal commission.ory. i acknowledge it is a natural disaster out there on the darling, but we do need to work towards solutions and that is what we're really looking at. the one thing i would say is, coming up to the questions, is that we are fully supportive of the recovery of the water. as australia's water wars rage, there are calls to establish a federal royal commission. right now, demands for an immediate suspension of water trading and an embargo on further irrigation across the eastern states of australia grow louder. this one means a lot to us, as barkindji people. 0ur river, our culture, our life. without a river, there is no life. if they could help us get our water back, cause the water means a lot to us black people and i do not think we are going to have the same life like our dad did, drinking out of the river, because it is all dirty now, not clear. hello. many have had decent sunshine over the weekend, but also showers in the north of the uk. in the week ahead, mostly dry, some spells

in south sudan and uganda and south sudan they are extremely hard to reach due to complex security situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of stepping up. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. prevention and preparedness activities the authorities in a say they're trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people but. to make sure don't be used where the screaming points should not be come to those points i would walk over still in the fields most of them used to moves on but to the challenge but we keep getting that we really need to use the office would. be to set up and screaming all those porous borders ilia has been screened and assured she's well but it claims more victims in the democratic republic of congo and fighting continues to cut off access to border points in south sudan there are concerns if the disease spreads aid workers here in a will have to step up from a position of preventing it to one of containing it people morgan al-jazeera ar

in south sudan in uganda and south sudan they are extremely hard to reach due to complex security situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. prevention and prepared. the beauties the authorities in a state they're trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people particularly those who are in the congo directly to make sure that the usual fishel channels where the screaming points so what do you do come to those points how were kosovo still the fields most of them used to our moves on the to the challenge but we asked people not forgetting that we really need to use door for shoots because we don't have only capacity to set up and screaming all those porous borders ilia has been screened and assured she's well but it's claims more victims in the democratic republic of congo and fighting continues to cut off access to border points in south sudan there are concerns if the disease spreads aid workers here in a will

some sprinkles in the south bay. until you get deeper south, coyote, morgan hill, santa cruz mountains. otherwise you've got that rain shadow over most of the south bay, 87, san jose international. roads, mass transit, bay, we've got increasing rain. be a rain manager all day. have our app open. watch the rains coming toward you. future radar will show you where it's going. here is a look at east bay valleys. noon about the only chance exempt from rain in the south a. otherwise scattered showers around that. in san francisco we have a chance all day of getting wet. that makes sense because the closer you are to the ocean, the closer you are to the wet weather maker. we'll have a lot more rain tonight and tomorrow, show you that hour by hour. bring alexis in and say hello and find out what's going on with the roads. >> a couple of issues in the south bay, take you there on the traffic maps. still trying to clear a two-vehicle collision. sounds like maybe three involved at this point. northbound 87 past curtner avenue.

the south, meanwhile, less cloud around and more sunshine.s during sunday afternoon. as we go through the night, the north—westerly winds will continue to bring showers in ash times across northern ireland, perhaps a few for western scotland. through sunday night it is going to be another quite chilly night across the north and east of the country. that is where the wind is likeliest, the skies are clear risk, temperatures in the towns and cities as low as two degrees. for the week ahead, a lot of dry weather on the cards. some sunshine, and some chilly nights to come as well. here is the weather picture for monday. high—pressure building in across the uk. the wind will be lighter in scotland. still a chilly wind coming down the eastern side of scotland around eastern coastal counties of england as well. that will peg the temperatures back. 9 degrees in norwich. not particularly special for this time of the year. 13 in london, similar weather to what we have seen over recent days. the high pressure is going nowhere fast. it will be with us fo

not on children in south africa go to school. and sundays when leander's hostname ok leander spends the morning playing football in the central courtyard with his other friends this hostel where he lives is for migrant laborers. yonder is from trance guy and doesn't go to school in the township because he is waiting to move back there. ah et. this is an english lesson in undisclosed classroom. english an afrikaans. only official language is here with the most south africans have other languages as their mother tongue. and let along. her bunk. of course. i know no. one ever going to get english welcome to danish we've. got a lot of the things. going wrong on my. i think which is do you speak. but i don't want. you know english better. time. to speak english that's why i don't like. pollution i do feel about. the right. the most base the. coach. kind of stuck with the return. why. i'm jiggered when i want to clear my he says in the middle we go along with i'm the monk i want from that i want to quit me he says. thank you thank you.

see 17- 18 south—east scotland, we could see i7— 18 celsius. south—east scotland, we could see 17— 18changes towards the north. that is because this cold front approaches later in the day and into friday bring outbreaks of rain. they gradually push yourself with those we go into the weekend. for saturday, the chillier errors on the move. a brighter day for scotland and northern ireland. cloudierfor england and wales. a weak weather front pushing southwards with occasional showers. uncertain how positive it will get during the day. the mildest of the across that south—east corner. that cold front gets away as we go into sunday. we are all in the fresh air. high pressure pushes in. light winds around, a frosty start. sunshine on sunday. there will be a notable east breeze down from the north across those eastern areas. further west you will see more sunshine. but no the temperatures. dipping down to levels that should be lower than normal, 7— 11 degrees. the high pressure is a temporary feature as we go into the start of the week. low pressure to the north—west takes hold. greater chanc

from south korea to travel to north korea without any permission from south korea government but now and then so is us chris like a island. if you wanted to go abroad you have to take it -- l. plan on so now they found that if you. if you feed normalized relations with korea but we we have a lady di -- the train rail racer is connected between -- between north korea south korea and then was the open borders open we can travel people can imagine can travel to our north korea. to china middle east asia viaa seth previously the island mindset so it's okay so this is a very symbolic action. on you to try this trend trip or so -- brings to these are sort of the korean people's mindset. and at the same time you know vietnam -- definitely historically historically. the similarity between north and south korea might so dispatcher they wore there was war between vietnam and united states and north korea and the united states. and vietnam on claim that they won the war against the united states and north korea seoul claim that they want. are these crammed war against the united states so i nee

the sun is shining across the south and south—east where we have the clear skies.at the weekend. anyway, this is what we have right now. the high pressure is dominating the scene across the uk. to the north of that, that is where the high pressure is arriving. clipping scotland. some are filtering down to more northern parts of england. it is in the south will we are closer to the high pressure, that is where the skies are pressure, that is where the skies a re clearest. 13 pressure, that is where the skies are clearest. 13 or 1a celsius in the south. in the western isles, will we are closer to the cloud riding around the high pressure, spots of rain. 0nly riding around the high pressure, spots of rain. only very, very light. these winds and clouds will prevent a frost from farming. nine celsius in stornoway. in the south where we are closer to the clear skies, a frost first thing on wednesday morning. a crisp, bright and sunny start for many of us. all the way to the northern england and wales. with that breeze, you can see the arrows, that breeze coming off of th

by 11 am into the south bay.go through the afternoon we have some breaks and a few showers with the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. as we start off the day tomorrow it is still wet with scattered showers in the morning tomorrow and scattered showers continue in the afternoon for your thursday. as the front moves through behind it, we are looking at calmer winds as we go through are afternoon. we are not expecting a lot of rain anywhere from a 10th to a quarter inch of rain with this weather system. because of the rain, because of that, pollen count is down. it will creep back up as we go through the week, especially by friday and the weekend with drier, sunnier weather ahead. sunrise is 7:02 am and sunset is 7:27 pm. daytime highs below average for this time of year but we are looking at 60s, 64 in mountain view, 63 in santa clara, 65 in san jose, walnut creek 64 and berkeley right around 61. 62 in alameda, 63 in oakland and 61 in clearlab. a wet and windy day today with showers on thursday and finally w

south—east wales, the south—west of england.cause there is more cloud. through the day, we continue to bring these areas of cloud south—eastwards. a mixture of patchy cloud and sunshine for many. the best of the sunshine across wales in the south—west. equally the cloud across the far north and far north—west of scotland. temperatures generally 11—14 degrees, may be 15 in aberdeen if we get some sunshine and shelter to the east of high ground. as we move through wednesday night and into thursday, not as much cloud potentially by this stage but that could allow some mist and fog to form. again, some pockets of frost, temperatures widely holding up between 3 and 6 degrees. thursday, once again dominated by high pressure sitting just to the south of the british isles. winds around high pressure moving in a clockwise direction so introducing something of a south or south—westerly flow of air for most of us towards the end of the week which lifts the temperatures a little bit. thursday, low cloud and some mist and fog patches as well

actually as a south korean actually we. definitely expect the especially the trump of the miss trade. to more reliable and trust full steps at the village actually we can you can do that and he must do that. so now. the whole game seems to cause and to do trump side however also north korean government chairman team would definitely do its best to make more progress in the near future so you think he was expecting too much do you think he really thought trump was going to say ok we're going to lift the sanctions i mean no no no actually. i don't i don't i don't. understand he intends to however and in korea we expected at least you know there is some partial reduction it definitely the easement of the conversations if this is the first step at least you know north korea forced the showed their willingness to to the process of democratization last year and also. actually. reversible as they are they all it made. or if they want to focus on economic development much more than the military. power to build a months old so this

the focus, though, this time, is to the south. more from monterey, big suhr and the san joaquin valley. that's the trent this time, not to the north. we are still going to get rain for everybody and you can see now beginning to march on near the san mateo coast. so some rain will be developing. if you are leaving right now, you might miss a lot of that rain but it's on the way for today, tonight and into tomorrow. 40s, 50s on the temps. 48 to 49 covers the spread. rain moves in with instability with some thunderstorms on tomorrow. that deep moisture, the tropical moisture this time wants to focus itself to the south and not to the north. 50s, 60s on the temps. >> 5:31. this is when things pick up. and the metering lights are on. >> they are on and there is a stalled bus in one of the lanes, west of treasure island that one of our crews saw. a busy morning at the bay bridge as we look at the mcarthur maze. you can see the traffic looks okay as it approaches the bridge. traffic is okay at the toll plaza. once you get to the bridge,

i think it's definitely south korea actually. since the. the into korea summit last year. people came to think that you know right definitely much more open than liberal and that same time she already stabilized these on power in the country so. then the people changed their perspective and he can go on a lot actually it's more. positive than negative and it's interesting we talk a lot about the chemistry between donald trump and. between him and president. you know obviously since that the. levees to what he's really close which are relationship you know south korea is the need to improve their relations normalised village would be did north korea otherwise you know there's with them to most the problems in south korea economic problems and also where the people's minds there you know the internal internal conflicts within south korea so it allows us great people especially the really appreciate it and respect the it's just the president move on really try to really try to normalize relations was korea but without the support from the united states and don't force the int

we have flooding in the south bay. details are coming up. >>> we now know exercise during pregnancy is not only safe, but beneficial to mother and baby. exercise can reduce stress and weight gain and lower the risk of gestational diabetes during pregnancy. the goal is 20 to 30 minutes at moderate or low intensity five times a week. before starting any new exercise routine, talk to your brought doctor. >>> good wednesday morning to you. we are tracking heavy downpours pushing across a bay area with a cold front moving across the region. you can see heavy rain down through san rafael about to move into mill valley this morning. we have been getting flood reports. this is just one of them. we have flooding on 101 north at the lucky drive offering. we will talk about what you can expect through the rest of today, timing out the rain and wind on futurecast coming up. >>> raider nation could remain in oakland for another season if the team can score a deal with the city. today the coliseum authority will discuss extending th

japan and south korea is the number one and two investing a lot of factories and. development development. projects in vietnam so you know now the previously divided and underwent the. civil place which is if you. also the people in vietnamese people was a pretty much i think they were disciplined you know there's like a. personality at the same time they're sincere even when working and was a dealing with a human relationship so i think there is some some sort of. kind of also this kind of basic similarity between quite an american sense me i'd like to come from a german perspective the. sense that. the the economic model from vietnam for donald trump was an incentive that he was offering to the north korea and saying this is what you could get and he actually said that and he said that the north korean leader could remain in power and could be the man who enforces it were how troubled should we be to say coming from a german perspective people tend to sort of moral is quite a lot. how troubled should we be that this is a despotic dictator that this offer is being

further south is there actually some big thunderstorms sweeping across the south. severe weather talking about hail, damaging when does an area stretching across portions of southern alabama into georgia appeared areas where you can see a severe that this afternoon running into the evening hours. on the backside of the system there's more problems do not scold there that will eventually bring a big freeze to the country. these are some current temperatures down into the negative but with the wind behind the system feels like negative 32. feels like negative 35 in some places. it is frigid on the backside of the system. we'll put it in the motion and see where it's heading to next. again in the south thunderstorms on the move. this eventually bring in a good amount of smell into portions of new england. all places to pay attention to the heavy snow will be tonight even though begins late this afternoon and runs into the evening hours. this has moved on through. on the path it is going to bring some snow with it. six inches, eight inches. some of the big cities may b

the state of south carolina is getting 61 million dollars in taxes..ous. the lottery commission says the winner allowed a customer to make a mega million purchase in front of the winner while in line at the store. ( james ) coming up in the next hour ... controversy in oakland schools continue ... after the district announces millions of dollars in budget cuts. ( james ) and we're continuing to track the rain... here's a look at radar. ♪ at outback, your steak & lobster wish is our command. steak & lobster is back by popular demand, starting at only $15.99. hurry in to outback! and try our everyday lunch combos, starting at $7.99. ( james ) more rain is moving across the bay area.... here's a look at radar. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... showers back today with south bay rainfall possible this morning but much of the bay area seeing rainfall boosting later into the day. showers will increase tonight with the heaviest of rainfall early tomorrow through

south carolina was willing and ready to secede. but, compromise was made at the last minute and the type and try and terraform away. this is quite historic for me to say this, but, it's quite possible slavery would have gone away as an issue. because, slavery ended in the north. not because northerners had a fit of morality, but because, the evolution of the northern economy meant slavery was no longer profitable. reading the economy of the north. the same forces that eliminated slavery, peacefully, albeit slowly in the north were at work in the south. the striking thing. in 1800 nearly every country in the world allowed slavery. in 1900, virtually no country allowed slavery. it was only in the united states at this required a great civil war. i was henry clay's belief that if the compromise of 1850 have been given 30 years to run that southerners were calm on their own to the conclusion that slavery no longer serve their purposes and that would be a much better solution to the slavery question than if the war came in the south was