>> yes. >> it was sesnick who drove over first to the address at south hill.he sort of place a homicide detective can go a whole career without visiting a single time. >> the house is in a very upper-class neighborhood. >> and the south hill, that's like where you want to be in town. >> right. the street that it's on, i'd never been to before. >> why would you as a homicide detective? you're not gonna go there, right? >> there's just not crime up there in general. so it was very odd. >> the home the detective was going to was owned by a businessman named carlile. and his wife of many years, alberta. first responders had responded some time earlier, put in their crime scene tape. sesnick walked into the house. >> it was just a weird scene all in all. this was december 15th. there's christmas music playing throughout the house. >> that would be bizarre. >> it was very bizarre. they're very religious people, so there's religious scripture written on the walls. then you have this horribly violent and gruesome murder. with the body laying on the floor that you're i

. ♪ >> the black hills of south dakota are a very sacred area as a whole. >> in the black hills, i believet one time or another, there is a piece of the rest of the world here somewhere. >> we are in the epicenter of sometimes testy relations between native and non-native inhabitants. >> stretching about 110 miles long and 70 miles wide, the black hills of south dakota rise up from the plains just to the west of rapid city. >> the black hills are very important to the native american members. they refer to it as the heart. the pine trees and the elevation we have that's around all this. speaking of where rapid city is that, we are positioned at the gateway to the black hills. it is kind of how we have always billed ourselves, even back to the earliest founders of rapid city. ♪ >> i am donovan sprague. my name translates. it is about 100 miles east of where i stand right now. that is the sacred bear butte, a very spiritual place where not only lakota, but people of many american indian tribes and nationalities visit. about the time. say upnd 1800, we will to the 1870's is the time period wh

56 degrees, our radar showing you how around the south bay hills, showers here. around the lower peninsula, mainly light to steady rain at times. it comes and goes off to the south and east. our radar loop here, these little bands passing through the area. so we're not talking about inches of rain, but periods of lighter waves of rain that go through, so most places picking up less than a quarter of an inch. around a tenth of an inch around the bay area. sierra looking at a winter weather advisory into weekend. once the skies clear on sunday, the stage will be set for patchy frost extending into monday morgue. a closer look at the chilly temperatures headed our way. >> thanks, rob. >>> for more than five hours today, a busy section of fremont came to a stand still because of a man who perched himself on top of a building while throwing things at police. it's finally over, this standoff, sergio.

wiper on a time or 2 for the bay looking at the south part of the bay we do have some showers south of morgan hill so if you're heading one oh one south down into the central coast are going to be running into some lighter showers and as robin and i just mentioned there is a lot of snow to be talking about down in southern california. so to hatch a p pass crosses through the southern sierra nevada that is looking at some very heavy snowfall look at all that snow heading out to the deserts and frazier park which is right along the grapevine right here things have calmed down somewhat but you are still seeing snow in some very slick conditions on these routes so it's really southern california that's providing you the slick drive today. that's for the sierra nevada crews have really done good and keeping routes open up there. but we've also just the most snowfall further north so if you're heading up to tahoe, it's really not all that bad of a day to be doing so. lots of sunshine for san francisco, the rest of the bay area this afternoon we're going hold on to that sunshine as we make our way into t

south and sunshine around as well. we've got showers coming into northern ireland and into scotland, particularly western scotland with snow over the hills. further south good part of bingen and wales will be dry with more sunshine but a brisker wind that will take the edge off the temperatures. still four or five degrees in scotland and the far north of england. we are all likely to get a spell of wet weather on saturday night and for the most part it's going to be rain, but again, where the air is colder in the north, we could have sleet and snow over the hills. that weather clears the south—east on sunday morning and then more showers coming in, not just in scotland and northern ireland but more showers for western and southern parts of england and wales and eastern areas will be dry and quite sunny but those temperatures around five or six in north—east england and down towards lincolnshire. this is the picture towards the beginning of next week, everything is slowing down. low pressure to the north of the uk and that will be the focus for most of the rain on monday. again, showers and longer spells of rain and snow over the hills of

south bay. lexington hills. in near morgan hill. he can see that light to moderate rain pushing through. he south of campbell. so, as we go through our day, we are looking at scattered showers. if you are reading right now, grab the rain jacket and is a live look, looking south with those raindrops. temperatures are running in the lower to middle 50s. and we have seen some impressive rainfall amounts. it's almost about six inches. and, almost 5 3/4. for 4.69. and, more than an inch and a half into san francisco. and that's actually for the weekend. and early this morning. our wins. are still looking at very windy conditions. this is at 23 miles per hour. 14 in redwood city. and, 12 in berkeley. 20 mile-per-hour winds of the southeast. the deathly starting off the day, with windy conditions. and, the heavier afternoon. so, for the coast, milled to upper 50s. the bay, uppe50s. and, those are the off-and-on showers. here is the reason why. it's in the central coast. low pressure system just off shore to the west. that keeps it off throughout the day. lighting up the radar screen. and, any of

seeing these passing showers, especially over the south bay hills. the late afternoon hours, showers start to decrease. after sun down, we'll begin to see rain winding down as we wrap up the weekend. could see another one to two feet of snow in the see yierras. monday and tuesday, this high pressure just off to the west, looks like we're going to have to deal with a few hoarse, just not inches of rain, andosf on the north bay. you can see how the high is keeping areas south of san francisco dry. sonoma northward will be on the boundary for the passing rain io next weekend, see more of that, drop to the south. so seven-day fork, keeps the showers in there. but not the rain totals like you just saw. last seven days, 7 to 12 inches of rain. you'll need the umbrella for early wednesday. and a little more for next saturday, which we will need for some time to dry out. >> all right. rob, thank you. >> anthony is joining us now. memorable night for kind of the wrong reasons. >> the sharks, they were caught in a lightning storm in tampa. rough night on the r

the obama administration and i had the honor of serving as a district judge in my hometown in the south hills of pittsburgh. so i've been on all sides of a courtroom, and i can tell you that i would defend this case every single day, and it's because the facts just aren't there. let's go through each article. abuse of power or quid pro quo, bribery, call it whatever your focus group wants to call it because at the end of the day, you don't have the facts to make out the case. you don't have the facts because the other party on your quid pro quo, your alleged quid pro quo, never felt pressure. we have a primary document, a primary source of information that is the transcript of the call that shows there was no connection. we also have the other party, president zelensky who said at no time did the ukrainians feel any pressure to have an investigation. we also know that no investigation of biden ever took place. we also know that aid was given to ukraine, aid that they never knew at the time was being under review, and aid that came in the form of javelin missiles, not what the obama administra

it's really all about those coastal hills in the south bay hills. here we are tomorrow afternoon, partly cloudy, mostly cloudy, scattered showers , all thraindrops. not gonna be all bad but it's gonna be there. >>> researchers at santa cruz elevated levels of mercury in mountain life. it was published last week and looked at 94 mountain lives in the santa cruz mountains. researcher says the mercury comes out of the ocean and into the at sphere. it has then pushed the coast by fog. the study found that the mercury level exceeded the toxic threshold for several of the mountain lines. >>> coming up, response away from the white house to democrats about their involvement. >>> a man who has been arrested after trying to siphon gas from a car in the east bay. the xavier guest feel the cost. >>> and is giving today, fox 2 teams up with a hospital. >> the really do give things back to kids. >>> arrested a 39-year-old man early this morning for siphoning gas from a car. an alert neighbor called police after seeing a man drive around the apartment complex loo

shaimaa khaliljoins me now from hill top in new south wales. ill top in new south wales. us up—to—date é know bring us up—to—date about what we know about these devastating fires? the weather has changed quite a bit here. temperatures have dropped but we are still getting quite a bit of smoke and haze. firefighters have been rushing out to areas for damage assessment anything areas with him. in hilltop many houses have been spared but many people have been evacuated and the village next door has been quite devastated. even though the weather has changed and temperatures have dropped, firefighters are telling us it is still quite dangerous for anybody to go there. many roads have been blocked and the reason for that is because the fires have been so devastating in these areas, a large number of trees have been bad and they pose a great risk of falling either on houses or on clouds. people are not permitted. those in the area have been told to stay indoors. ——on cars. it is that teams on the ground, firefighting teams and police investigators who

south dakota. ♪ >> the black hills of south dakota are a very sacred area. lls, i believe at one time or another there is a piece of the rest of the world here. ofwe are in the epicenter sometimes testy relations between native americans and non-native americans. stretching about 110 miles long and 70 miles wide, the black hills of south dakota rise up from the plains, just to the west of rapid city. the black hills are very important to the native american community members. they are referred to as "the heart." and thein pine trees elevations that we have that surround that area -- thinking of where rapid city is at, we are positioned at the gateway to the black hills, where it is kind of how we have always build ourselves,- billed back to the earliest founders of rapid city. ♪ >> i am doniphan -- donovan sprague, i come from the lakota ise family and my tribal affiliation, from ,cion river sioux reservation , a veryacred bear butte spiritual place where not only lakota, but people of many american indian tribes and nationalities visited. aroundhe time perio

over into walnut creek, danville 680, the showers extend out eastward and further to the south over in the hills, at hayward a few areas of rain and then a little bit heavier south of woodside in the santa cruz mountains. still quite a bit of activity across the state winding down throughout the day today. it is 53 in vallejo, 56 oakland, cooler than yesterday the strong south winds, starting out slightly cooler with a little bit of fog in hayward and napa. three mile visibility. scattered showers this morning and looking at a quieter afternoon. we'll talk about the week ahead in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> water really was everywhere. this is the van ness muni metro station where rain water cascading down an escalator. rain service was shut down from vanness to the west portal station to deal with this. reporter luz pena has more on how neighbors are now dealing with the aftermath. >> reporter: to put it simply rain fell and there was nowhere for it to go causing major flooding across the city. example number one market street. getting off i-80 another flood. this one blocking traffic, sto

south and east. a few more now passing by morgan hill into gilroy and here you go. south bay seeing most of the shower activity over the last hour. you can see here on the time lapse on our storm ranger doppler radar. showers still moving to the south and east, a trend that will continue tonight. not much moist tire behind it. clearing skies will set us up for chilly temperatures by the morning. here you go. showers kind of in the same locations through 3:00 a.m. then by 7:00 we begin to see clearing, wind sheltered valleys as early as tomorrow morning, could see some 30s to start the day. you'll notice as we head through sunday afternoon in time for the raiders home game, and 49ers, chilly conditions around the bay area. morning temperatures, seeing some 30s to mid 40s to start the day. we'll see high temperatures tomorrow, running a little about the cooler than today. we're likely to find highs in the mid 50s tomorrow, but the showers will have moved out and it will be setting the stage for a chilly night. let's go for the temperatures mid afternoon sunday. we'll l

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southern napa county we're seeing that heavy rain there, and then also for the south county, anywhere from gilroy to morgan hillaling with a tricky drive this morning, up highway 101. so off and on rain still in the forecast for us, even though the atmospheric river has shifted farther to the south. we're still going to see a cold front sweeping its way across the bay area, and until it passes, we're going to see some of the rain until this evening. then going into tomorrow, that's our break. at least for the early hours, but it's still going to be cloudy and cool. another round of rain will start to roll up, headed into late tuesday night into wednesday, but it doesn't look as heavy, so additional rainfall totals will stay on the light side, about a quarter inch of rain or less for most of us, but there may still be some areas like san anselmo, where you get over a half inch of rain. we're still seeing this atmospheric river across the region so it's going to wave back and forth and keep rain in the forecast. thursday really that's our only dry day as that moves off towards the east and another storm system ap

south of san jose. does not mean you won't get rain, i doubt you get this much, there is more for the santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains. hollister, and a half, morgan hill .61, gilroy in there, watsonville with a half inch of rain. a 10th of an inch to an inch, the inch again favors areas to the south, much lighter amounts to the north, this is a morning event then decreasing as the system pushes east, a lot of rainfall goes with it, the coast is not getting in on this too much, this is more of a southbay maybe east bay event more so to the north as well, lighter amounts there, that is not the case as we talk about the santa cruz mountains and santa clara valley. also towards the east, brief heavy rain, not as much to the north, couple 100 to a 10th of an inch should cover it, cooler today, 50s on the temperatures. >>> you will tell us, is the rain trying to steam a three engine sound. >> oh boy. >> you'll be there a while. >> thank you. >> good morning everyday, let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is backed up all the way out to the toll plaza. about the same, the 880 is better so is the favorite. that it gets slower, you can com

south and sunshine around as well. we've got showers coming into northern ireland and into scotland, particularly western scotland with snow over the hillswind that will take the edge off the temperatures. still four or five degrees in scotland and the far north of england. we are all likely to get a spell of wet weather on saturday night and for the most part it's going to be rain, but again, where the air is colder in the north, we could have sleet and snow over the hills. that weather clears the south—east on sunday morning and then more showers coming in, not just in scotland and northern ireland but more showers for western and southern parts of england and wales and eastern areas will be dry and quite sunny but those temperatures around five or six in north—east england and down towards lincolnshire. this is the picture towards the beginning of next week, everything

hills of scotland. quite cold here. milder over souths more persistent rain moves through. there will be stronger wind here. lots of showers coming in, those will dominate as we head into the evening. following that weather front, which take the more persistent rain away from eastern areas of england are but you can see it is still lingering in the north of scotland, helping suffering here. expected to be rain at this stage, not quite as cold. blustery winds elsewhere across the uk, some sunshine, showers, only four western parts of england and wales and northern ireland where temperatures will be eight celsius. possibly double figures for more southern parts. into the weekend, we see that area of rain dispersing on friday night, low pressure sitting to the north that will shape our weather. most of the showers of the weekend will be across the northern half, snow over the hills, blustery wind further south, some sunshine, staying on a chilly side. you're watching beyond 100 days. one final push — it is the last day of campaiging in the

for the administration and i had the honor of serving as a district judge in my hometown in the south hills of pittsburgh so i've been on all sides of this courtroom and i can tell you that i would defend this case every single day and it is because the facts just aren't there. let's go through each article. abuse of power, quid pro quo, call it whatever your focus group wants to call it, at the end of the, day you do not have the facts to make the case, you don't have the facts because the other party on your quid pro, quo the alleged quid pro quo, never felt pressure. we have a primary document, primary source of information, that is the transcript of the call, that shows there is no connection. we also have the other party, president zelensky who said at no time did the cranes feel any pressure to have an investigation. you also know that no investigation of biden ever took place. we also know that aid was given to ukraine, even if they never knew at the time. and aid came in the form of javelin missiles. not with the obama administration gave, which were well-wishers and blankets so aga

san jose south into morgan hill and the santa cruz mountains seeing locally heavy rain at times.e of these rain rates in orange about half inch of rain per hour with some of that as it moves through and thunderstorms continue to move out of the sacramento area, sierra. tonight, one area we'll be watching as the showers continue, the urban small stream flood supervisors and the kinkaid fire zone from the nor

san jose south into morgan hill and the santa cruz mountains seeing locally heavy rain at times. some of these rain rates in orange about half inch of rain per hour with some of that as it moves through and thunderstorms continue to move out of the sacramento area, sierra. tonight, one area we'll be watching as the showers continue, the urban small stream flood supervisors and the kinkaid fire zone from the north bay. moving forward, less showers tonight heading into sunday. we'll let you know how much longer you might need the umbrella in the forecast for the rest of the weekend coming up in about ten minutes. >> thank you so much. >>> how about some video evidence of rob -- of what rob was talking about. serious roadblock for drivers in san francisco. you see flooding in the road. southbound 101 at 17th street. at one point, three cars were stranded. there the connector to the central freeway is closed. viewer video showing cars driving through the water. this is not with the chp, not what any police department would advi advise. don't do it. you get water in the engine, you lo

heavy rain to our south from mojgan hill down to gilroy down 101 into hollister. heavy rainfall there. tracking the wind. we're looking at 18-mile-an- hour winds in san jose out of the southeast and 8 in oakland. 10 in san francisco. 17 mile-per-hour winds in valeo. 13 for antioch. through the afternoon looking at scattered showers, temperatures it upper 50s for the coast, the bay and low 60s inland. hour by hour as we head through the rest of today and the week ahead on futurecast. we're not done with this wet weather just yet. michelle. >> all right mary, thank you. early this morning, in san jose, drivers dealt with wet rows. the rain coming downpayment so heavy at times, water was pooling on the streets. difficult conditions yesterday in the santa cruz mountains along highway 17 with cars spinning out and mudslides. meantime at the san jose regional medical center, heavy rains overloaded a water pipe. workers rushed to keep everything dry. a service elevator was shut down but patient care was not affected. meanwhile, in the sierra, the roads are wet and slushy

. >>> now staying in the south bay morgan hill police say they nabbed a suspected package thief thanksance video. detectives used the images to identify the man and stake out his home. they say they arrested the 26-year-old after he tried to escape but was quickly taken into cusdy. he faces multiple charges, and police say they are going through stolen property. >>> new details, san francisco police chief phil scott hosted an emotional town hall meeting tonight. the suspect was an officer involved shooting. the police department released body cam video of the incident, and we do want to warn you these images may be considered disturbing. officers were in the area of 23rd and mission street investigating a report of a hot prowl burglary and a separate vandalism report when they attempted to stop a man they claimed matched the description of the suspect in both reports. that man is jamaica hampton. you can see the officer sterling hayes opens the car door and is immediately attacked by hampton. officer hayes' body camera shows the moments leading up to the shooting. his partner officer c

for the administration and i had the honor of serving as a district judge in my hometown in the south hills of pittsburgh so i've been on all sides of this courtroom and i can tell you that i would defend this case every single day and it is because the facts just aren't there. let's go through each article. abuse of power, quid pro quo, call it whatever your focus group wants to call it, at the end of the, day you do not have the facts to make the case, you don't have the facts because the other party on your quid pro, quo the alleged quid pro quo, never felt pressure. we have a primary document, primary source of information, that is the transcript of the call, that shows there is no connection. we also have the other party, president zelensky who said at no time did the cranes feel any pressure to have an investigation. you also know that no investigation of biden ever took place. we also know that aid was given to ukraine, even if they never knew at the time. and aid came in the form of javelin missiles. not with the obama administration gave, which were well-wishers and blankets so aga

there we've been seeing heavy rain mostly south of morgan hill through the morning but moderate rainfall north of morgan hill into the south bay, lighter showers now for the north bay we had some of our heaviest of rainfall this morning earlier marine sonoma of us and a and napa counties and northern portions of contra costa counties to really starting to ease off, but it's still raining up there and one oh one is still very wet tumor in county, especially you can see the heaviest of rainfall and it's going to stay just south of the bay area through much of the day, south bay at times will tap into some of that heavy rainfall so watch out especially around san jose off and on showers for the rest of the bay into the afternoon lingering through the evening tonight into tomorrow to spotty showers continue for your tuesday, becoming less widespread for tuesday though before intensity of rainfall picks back up again into the middle of the week on wednesday. it's looking like we could see some heavy rain at times again for the middle of your week. we still do have a winter storm warning for t

hills. it will be quite cold here. further south, south wales in southwest england seeing temperatures in the double digits as the more persistent rain clears away, there will be quite a few blustery showers following in its wake. showers probably by friday but still some for england and wales in the west, some sunshine and rain and lingering in the far north of scotland were temperatures should be a little bit higher, 6 degrees or so, double digits in the far southwest. hello, everyone. welcome back to h0 in westminster where we do our daily podcast about the election campaign you have not seen you on tv for a couple of days and that is because there been other live events like debates in our place and we let you watch them instead instead of listening to me. there is only one more sleep until polling day which means this is the last episode of electioncast before the country goes to the polls. so we are going to make it feel like a big end of the election campaign show by bouncing all around the campaign trail, england, scotland,

hills in the mountains. for today looking at daytime highs right around where we should be for this time of year. for the south bay, 59 in sunnyvale, 60 in santa clara and san jose, 58 for concord and pleasant hill and livermore and pleasanton and san francisco a high of 57. 87 in berkeley, 59 for alameda. 59 for cloverdale and ukiah. a wet start, scattered showers in the afternoon and evening today, a bit dmorrow and there we go with that storm system bringing the rain, the wind, and snow on friday. wet for saturday and a few showers on sunday. then brighter weather early next week. back to you. >>> the time alice 5:50. >> we will tell you why apple ceo steve jobs wanted this one destroyed. >>> years a live look outside at the ri now this is a deal that goes beyond the holidays. don't miss the xfinity beyond black friday event, when you can get $100 back with the package that's right for you. you'll get amazing speed and wifi coverage from america's best internet provider. plus the emmy-award winning x1 voice remote with xfinity x1, giving your family the easiest all-in-one entertainment experience. choose yo

even in the south and are likely a couple of centimetres over the hills reaches eastern parts of the uk. but all the time, temperatures will struggle and it will feel quite raw over that cloud cover and with that rain and hill snow around and we could stay in the chilly, showery brighter regime in the north of scotland by the end of the day and that changes through the coming night and into friday, this low pressure and its strong winds in the south push the rain out of the way here but pull it back in towards the low pressure in northern and eastern scotland. a wetter day on friday, cold and raw with snow on the hills. back into the sunshine and showers for most but they will come through thick and fast on the brisk northern ireland, northern england, and the midlands and again wintryness over the hills, hail, sleet and snow as well as some thunder. that low pressure stays with us through the weekend, throwing further batches of showers and longer spells of rain and even hill snow, not necessarilyjust in the north potentially still those strong winds in

on the looks like on the baside too 57 foster city 57 down to motain view and out of the south bay, 56 morgan hillse at 57 as well mid-fties also covered the east bay shoreline and the probably see temperatures more moderate overnight rule get as much cooling as we did last night 55 for wanut creek oakland checking in at 56 with berkeley, a 53, jumping up to the north bay here billy hold 50 51 for napa and 52 for santa rosa with mid 50's heading down to southern marin and the coast in thlower 50's now is the conditions change is always telling and we have the scattered showers to in to start things off on wednesday, maybe a break to take us into the weekend but again on saturday will working on timing on ths thing but more rain for your satuay and into the weekend back to you. thanks dave. still to come americanthrow away about 25% more trash. >>during the holiday season will take a look at some of that ti out there to help keep yo z3nyaz z1ncz y3ny y1ncy >>walemost festive time of the year, but it is also apparently the most steful americans throw away about 25% more trash between thanksgiving an

soledad: back on the pine ridge indian reservation in south dakota, lisa lone hill is still waiting for her daughter, larissa, to come home. and so is larissa's three-year-old daughter. >> when she sees her mom's picture, she says, "mommy, i miss you so much. is she going to be gone forever? the detectives say she is not with us no more. maybe they gave up on her, but i didn't. and i refuse to believe she is dead. she will never be forgotten, and i won't give up hope you come -- won't give up hope." soledad: since our story aired, the justice department unveiled a nationwide plan to address the crisis. the missing and murdered indigenous persons initiative is investing $1.5 million to hire special coordinators to assist u.s. attorneys in working in indian country. they hope the initiative will help law enforcement agencies better respond to missing persons cases. announcer: next on "matter of fact." she left for love. >> i know that this experience is not going to be the sunshine and beach. announcer: will she stay with her deported husband or return home to america? an update on one of

. >> we are here in south dakota's black hills in custer state park and were at the state game lodgebuilding that was constructed several years before president calvin coolidge made his summer white house here in 1927. president coolidge andnd the fit lady grace coolidge stayed here for nearly three months from june through september 1927 while they were on vacation that summer. calvin coolidge took office in 1923 when he was vice president, warren harding died and so he served out the last little bit of the term and he was elected to his own term in 1924. he came to south dakota in 1927 when a lot of people were speculating we keep waiting that oneno for another term in 1928 d was widely expected that he would, but he came here in 19277 because looking for place to escape the t oppressive summer n washington, d.c. and mosquitoes and bugs and the tension of the white house. coolidge vetoed a farm bill and there was a farm depression going on and south dakota was the epicenter of that. crop prices and reduce by about 62% during the early to mid 1920s in south dakota. how the arm relea

we are now hearing about a hundred homes that have been lost here in new south wales since friday and also in the adelaide hillsaustralia. at least 86 homes have been lost in fires down there. so this is very much a nationwide crisis. phil, what do we make of the prime minister's latest comments? do we see that as a shift in his position on the connection between climate change and extreme weather events like this? it has been a conversation but prime minister scott morrison has been reluctant to have. a few weeks ago he criticised local council leaders for linking deadly bushfires in their areas to climate change. the prime minister 110w climate change. the prime minister now acknowledges that global warming isa now acknowledges that global warming is a factor in the bushfire crisis. he says that climate change cannot be directly linked to any individual blaze. will we see australia's climate change policies being altered? i don't really think so. mr morrison, the prime minister, says australians expect him to keep the election promises he made in may regarding emissions and the environment. so i think austral

hills in the north. it does eventually get a bit milder in the south and west and more showery as you can see through the stronger winds, so these strong north—westerly winds will blow the rain away from southern areas, but it kind of hangs around in the north through the night and into friday, with showers rushing in on that north—westerly, so another cold —feeling day, but we're back to sunshine and showers for most on friday except as you can see northern and north—eastern parts of scotland with their persistent rain, hill snow too, and heavy showers elsewhere, some hail and thunder, temperatures perhaps doing a little better than the day ahead but feeling cold with that wind. that wind which will continue to blow through friday night into saturday, significant snow is expected across the alpine regions, some really heavy winds battering central europe, another very deep area of low pressure heading towards the balkans. there are warnings out quite widely across parts of central and southern europe. turin expecting some snow on friday and we wouldn't like to rule out some winteryness across many alpin

going up the hill about 40 miles south, a great big long hill with a gentle slope, the tanks just couldn'tey were sliding back like bears on a slippery slide. thinking it over, i have decided that if we had been in bastogne alone without any infantry, we could not have held 10 minutes. the 101st airborne, without the steel my outfit afforded, could not have held. el of my outfit and the blood and flesh of their outfit made a pretty tough combination. >> it has always seemed regrettable to me that combat command b of the 10th armored vision did not get the credit it deserved in the battle of bastogne. the -- all of the newspaper and radio talk was about the paratroopers. actually, the 10th armored division was in there a day before we were and had some very hard fighting for we ever got into it. and i sincerely believe that we would never have been able to get into bastogne if it had not been for the defensive fighting of the three elements of the 10th armored division, who were first into bastogne and protected the town from invasion by the germans. >> on the 20th of february, 1945, follow

little bit more livermore than it is in dublin, currently and a little bit south of san jose through 7 trees down to morgan hilly wet. i know rebecca's going to tell you here in just a second about that pile up, and it has been very wet consistently down in the south bay. a lot like we were a couple of days ago as you remember san jose was also seeing some of the house strongest of rain across the bay area. so showers continuing for your morning commute they break apart late morning and then into the afternoon ahead it's going to be some rain here and there that some dry conditions from the time to time too but even with those dry conditions. i'd recommend keeping the rain jacket on hand a lot like yesterday, those showers they can i catch you off guard, sometimes it will be dry for one minute and went to the next. you want to be prepared for it especially with such an active weather pattern like we do have even tomorrow on our driest of days we still see the potential of a few sprinkles on thursday friday, though easily our wettest day in the forecast that's when a really strong system is going to be pushing t

you can see the focus on the south bay, you can see the darker green and yellows closing in on about an inch in morgan hill upwards of three to four inches in the santa cruz mountains. to the peninsula, 280, woodside, palo alto, scattered light showers in the north bay. san rafael, lucas valley, and further south, spotty into southern marin, san francisco. as we widen the view, the focus is along the central coast and we'll continue to see the wind and the rain being pumped in here throughout the day today. it is 54 in redwood city. there is a look from our roof camera where it is soggy. this is san jose, some drops on the lens. 50 in napa. much warmer out there. we have fog and you can see the wind from the san mateo coast to half moon bay. the wind advisory and high wind warning with us throughout the day. you can see throughout the afternoon, the periods of rain up in the north bay. it will be in san francisco, and we'll continue to see it in the mountains. a full look at our week ahead in a few minutes, liz. >> lisa, thank you. >>> today is expected to be the busiest air travel day ever. but a dangerou

showers coming into northern ireland and scotland, particularly some snow over the hills and for the southrth of england. and then we are all likely to get a speu then we are all likely to get a spell of wet weather on saturday night and it will be rain, but with the air is cold or there may be some snow over the hills. that wet weather clears on sunday morning and then we'll have more showers coming m, then we'll have more showers coming in, not distance government and northern ireland for more showers for western and southern parts of england and wales. it will be quite sunny, those temperatures around five or 6 degrees from northeast england and down towards lincolnshire. as we head to the beginning of next week, everything is slowing down we have low pressure to the north of the uk and they'll be the focus for most of the rain on monday it again some showers longest buzz of rain and some snow over the hills of scotland and a little different this on the southeast of england but looks like you will be dry and quite a bit of sunshine but the air is still quite chilly. colder air for the

one or two continuing towards the south—east, and around some eastern coasts and hill through the dayne. temperatures though will be the same as we've seen through the weekend, around 4—10 degrees. the second the sun sets, they plummet away. another chilly night. few things continuing though through monday night. showers in western scotland, northern ireland, giving further covering of snow across the grampians and the highlands, but something cloudier and wetter spreading in through the channel islands, towards east anglia and the south—east, keeping temperatures up here. away from that, though, a risk of frost, some ice, and a greater chance of some fog patches into the tuesday morning rush—hour. so a few things for tuesday to consider. cloud and outbreaks of rain in that south—east corner could continue all day long, eventually easing. there'll be fog to begin with elsewhere. that will gradually clear. a few showers dotted around in the north and the west, more especially towards shetland. many though having a drier day but quite a chilly one. after that cold start, temperatures on

hills in the north. it does eventually get a bit milder in the south and west and more showery as you can see through thes, but with it, also some stronger winds. so those strong north—westerly winds will blow the rain away from southern areas, but it kind of hangs around in the north through the night and into friday, with showers rushing in on that north—westerly. so another cold feeling day, but we're back to sunshine and showers for most on friday except, as you can see, northern and north—eastern parts of scotland with their persistent rain here, hill snow too, and heavy showers elsewhere, some hail, some thunder in there as well, temperatures perhaps doing a little better than the day ahead but feeling cold with that wind. that wind which will continue to blow through friday night into saturday, blowing our weather front further southward. look at this — significant snow is expected again across the alpine regions, some really strong winds as well battering central parts of europe, another very deep area of low pressure heading towards the balkans. so, there are warnings out quite widely across par

south—west. it's moving north and eastward through the course of the day, possibly leaving some snow on the hillsit's going to be a blustery day, but the wind will strengthen from the south—west later. i will have more in 15. # silent night... christmas comes early for terrence, the age uk volunteer who won't be home alone for the first time in 20 years. it is thursday 12 december. our top story: after six weeks of campaigning, polls are about to open across the country for voting in the general election. it is the third ballot in less than five years, and the first to be held in december in nearly a century. our political correspondent jonathan blake is in westminster for us this morning. jonathan, talk us through the day ahead. good morning, yes, decision day has arrived. the time for politicians to do the talking is over and it is time now for voters to deliver their verdict. injust time now for voters to deliver their verdict. in just under an time now for voters to deliver their verdict. injust under an hour, as you say, at 7am this morning, voting will begin in 650 constituencies across the

done in south bay, morgan hill, . everyone else in the upper 50s. >>> with the start of the new year, several bay area cities are increasing the minimum wage to $15 an hour. union leaders and minimum wage advocates a this is a step in the right direction. this also raises concerns of for business owners. >> reporter: there was a steady crowd for sunday brunch on a once home of chicken and waffles. the poplar restaurant has been in jack london square 15 years. starting january 1st, employees will make minimum wage and will get a 34 sent was for our from $13.80 to $14.14 an hour. the change will impact the way he is able to do business. >> a will impacted a lot, minimum wage is constantly increasing and we can only increase our prices so much. a lot of restaurants are changing over to counter service instead of full. i am looking at that option as well. remasters in other bay area cities will hike their minimum wage to at least $15 an hour. this includes petaluma, south several cisco and san mateo. mountain view and sun

one or two will continue towards the south—east, and around some eastern coasts and hill through thebright afternoon, and less windy one. temperatures, though, will be the same as we've seen through the weekend, around 4—10 degrees. and the second the sun sets, they will plummet away. it's going to be another chilly night. a few things continuing, though, through monday night. showers in western scotland, northern ireland, giving further covering of snow across the grampians and the highlands, but something cloudier and wetter spreading in through the channel islands, towards east anglia and the south—east, keeping temperatures up here. away from that, though, a risk of frost, some ice and a greater chance of some fog patches into the tuesday morning rush hour. so, a few things for tuesday to consider. cloud and outbreaks of rain in that south—east corner could continue all day long, eventually easing. there'll be fog to begin with elsewhere. that will gradually clear. a few showers dotted around in the north and the west, more especially towards shetland. many, though, having a drie

our higher elevations like the east bay hills, south of the san mateo bridge is dry. see by the afternoon hours, the further south you are, the more sunshine you'll see. >>> number four, heads up for muni riders. you can expect a more crowded commute. an issue with the pins is forcing muni to run the new trains with only one car instead of the usual two. >>> number five, joe biden will be in the bay area for a pair of fund-raisers. one of them is in palo alto, the other in san francisco. according to politico, one will be hosted by senator dianne feinstein and her husband. >>> number six this morning, president trump is attacking "time's" person of the year, greta thunberg. the president tweets so ridiculous. greta must work on her anger management problem, then go to a good old-fashioned movie with a friend. chill, greta, chill. >> number seven, krispy kreme is offering its buy a dozen get a dozen free today, it's in of 12/12. so you get a dozen doughnuts for a buck when you buy dozen doughnuts. >> which you have analyzed. >> mike pointed out errors in their judgment

at the chp logs and no accidents just a lot of cars so many people let's face it they mo south gilroy morgan hill. so right now if you have to go from san jose menlo park. you are looking at 65 minutes, san jose to cuperti 2minutes, san leandro to milpitas this has gotten better you a looking now at a healthy 37 minutes. james started. >>well we are looking at skies out ther nice and dry right now there's actually a bit of sunshine working its way through sfo you can see that eliminating those hills up in san bruno a just behind the airport we've been delay free through the morning andhat was something we just wish for yesterday when thafog was so dee. so a much better start to the morning in that regard still foggy out in the central valley that se 2 lee fog having formed out there. we do have fog advisory searching through solano coun watch your travel o80 or other routes through the valley if you are heading out to the east part of the bay area. now here in the bates skies are nice and clear right now we do have a mix of cloud cover and sunshine just depending on where you're at you're going t

south—east. lows of ten celsius. it could be colder in some parts of scotland, struggling to get above 2—3 degrees. tonight we hold the showers which will fall as snow on the hillsetween the showers it's going to be cold and we could see some mist and fog developing and the winds quite light. that fog could be stubborn through tuesday. an improving sort of day. showers clearing for much of scotland with the rain petering out and moving away across the south—east, so increasing amounts of dry and bright weather but it will be will be cold for all, particularly where the mist and fog lingers. we have this brief ridge of high pressure through tuesday into the start of wednesday. then this area of low pressure we turn our attention to for the end of the week which will bring gales and heavy rain. wednesday starts off dry with sunshine, with some mist and fog patches through the morning. holding on to the sunshine through the afternoon. the wind, increasing from the south, increasing that cold feel to things. then turning wet and windy. gales developing here. temperatures slowly rising. rain sweeping across the irish sea, with gusts of up to 70 mph, the rain spreadin