and south stream did meet e.u. opposition and at the end of the day south stream was never finished or never finished as as south stream so that is a point to 2nd point is we in europe want to and wont stupid to have transit get ukraine and so therefore there was 2022 finnish as the russian where me and way saying it to finish close to 2 because this could have been a pretty small gaff into germany interesting enough in december 29th teens this country had been you could get pretty pretty full so it was nice to reason compared to south street and the fact that we have a contract in transit from ukraine if they know right now absolutely no urgency to finish the whole stream too so in your opinion is there a possibility that no stream to be finished. well this is why i started with the we're looking at south stream i mean you rightly said that huge investment in space and insulting also and interesting enough if you look at south stream so the stream started in quincy 12 and west talked in pretty 14 but interesting e

from the uk, so the further we are away from the jet stream, the more settled the weather conditions will be as high pressure tends to build in the southrain and wind superhighway with weather system south of it having a high. however, could be a low developing to the south of it which means things could turn breezy across some southern areas this coming weekend. so here is the summary for the next seven days. a brief hot spell, then cooler, then next weekend, we've got bright and breezy weather on the way. that's the latest from me. defends the government potentially breaking international law over changes to the brexit withdrawal agreement. ministers say it's an insurance policy, if brussels acts in an "unreasonable" way, over checks on goods, across the irish sea. this is a collective will, on the part of the government, not just to prepare for the worst, but also to protect the internal workings of our united kingdom. that's responsible government. tomorrow, mps will have their first chance to debate the government's plans. also tonight... concern from care home providers over access to the government's coronavirus testing programm

perhaps more u nsettled milder next week and, perhaps more unsettled with brief bridging to the south of the jet streamook still houses with a westerly influence our weather and the jet stream feeding more medicines our way. the following week a distinctly autumnal patent with some wet and windy conditions. urges the public to keep to the latest rules. as thousands more cases are recorded, the health secretary says we are at a tipping point in the pandemic. we of course have to be prepared to take action if that's what's necessary. i don't think a lockdown is inevitable, but i think it's now more likely because of the near collapse of testing. with top scientific and medical advisers to deliver a live briefing tomorrow, we'll have the latest. also tonight: how some uk banks have failed to act on suspicious activity — leaked documents reveal scams and money laundering.

pipeline is finished it will transport gas from the controversial nord stream to pipelines terminus in northern germany to the south the oil gold pipeline will then carry fossil fuel energy on to countries including the czech republic and italy the pipeline operators are based in castle at germany's geographical center. the fact that north stream tos future is in doubt is going to have a knock on effect here but managers here don't want to talk about maybe scenarios where. we're building the live one which is effectively 2 lines next to each other the 1st line is already in operation and transporting gas the 2nd string will be finished at the end of this year we already have bookings for both strings and we remain confident the pipeline will be well used. russian gas will flow south through pumping stations like this one for years the czech republic has been getting russian gas through the north stream one pipeline the czech company net for gas sins 80 percent of russian gas deliveries on to slovakia austria and italy for a fee it's a lucrative business with high tax revenues so the czech government wants north str

south. governing the weather for the rest of the week will be the jet stream and the fact that it dips down h the jet stream which will determine the exact position of some of the wettest and windiest weather. at the moment it looks like we'll see a particularly potent storm develop across france. the french weather service have called this storm alex. but it will drift its way northwards, and most likely to have an impact across the southernmost counties of england and the channel islands, with winds maybe up to 65mph, heavy rain, risk of flooding. but there is a chance, if that's further south, some across the midlands, wales and east anglia will be dry, you'll probably see during the afternoon, but if it's further north, the rain will edge further north and potential for damaging winds around the english channel. this is how we see it at the moment, though. in either case, the northern half of the uk stays largely dry. but that will change as we go through into the weekend. jet stream is still dipping down, and that's just spinning this area of low pressure round and round in the same pla

south. all governed by what is happening with the jet stream at the moment piling across the atla ntic the momentand dipping down to the south of the uk and within that depth low pressure will get stuck in with us for a few days and that interacts with the jet stream will govern just how wet and windy it will be. at the moment it looks like we will see quite a nasty air of low pressure develop across france and met friends have called the storm alex, where the greatest impact will be felt but potential for disruption across southern counties of england and the channel islands on friday. strong to gale force winds may be 60 miles an hour gusts and heavy rain as well, causing flooding. exact position of that rain could change a little bit. further south they winds might bea little bit. further south they winds might be a bit lighter but it is further north the wings live greater impact around the english channel. either way, northern half of the country looks predominantly dry on friday would lighter winds and some sunshine. that will change as we go into the weekend and the air low pressure still

with that stronger sea breeze could even see those clouds stream in from the south. so cooler for thursday and for friday. with that stronger marine influence for us. as we look to this afternoon, arlow for san jose s for santa and campbell and cupertino and los gatos. as we look to the east bay, mid 80s for concord and pleasant hill and also for walnut creek. mid 80s for the tri-for you in livermore. for the north bay in the low to mid-80s. 84 for a high in napa this afternoon. here's that extended forecast and what you can expect. so enjoy this cleaner air. this better air quality as we head through the workweek. for the weekend could see some changes with offshore winds. that low pressure system ejects east and we could start to see some northerly the northeasterly wind. watching the potential for a very high fire danger and could even see some smoke drift in th l t, , anyou. it will be a night of heart and hits tonight on cbs. the 55th academy of country music awards broadcasts live for the first time ever from nashville. >> it was supposed to happen in vegas in

south. all in the jet stream is panic across the atlantic, dipping down to the side of the uk in within thatt and windy it is. it looks like we will see a lot of air pressure developing across france, storm alex, this were the greatest impact will be felt but is potential to cause some disruption across southern counties on friday and strong gale force winds, maybe 60 mile per hour gusts and pushing its way northwards, exact positioning of that rain could change a little bit further south, the winds might be pretty lighter and greater impact around the english channel. more than half of the country looks predominantly dry on friday with lighter winds and some sunshine. that will change as a going to the weekend but the pressure stood there, and would socket a washing machine and areas of rain and strong winds, particularly around the fringes. even if you get to friday, this potential decision heavy rain and strong winds this weekend. hello, i‘m ros atkins. this is outside source. after the first presidential debate, donald trump‘s family and supporters are trying to explain this. proud voice

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and also looking at those clouds streaming in from the south as well for your thursday.emperatures cooler thursday and for friday. in the meantime, this afternoon, looking at 79 in santa clara and 78 for sunnyvale this afternoon. for the south bay, 81 san jose and 82 in campbell. for the east bay, daytime highs in the mid 80s for concord and pleasant hill and walnut creek and mid 80s for you in the tri- valley. livermore you will top out at 84 degrees this afternoon. around the bay, upper 60s for san francisco and looking at mid 60s for daly city. and 74 for oakland and san leandro and 75 for berkeley and for the north bay, you will see those highs in the low to mid- 80s. looking at 84 in napa and 85 for a high in santa rosa and 84 helena. here's that extended forecast and what you can expect. so again, enjoy this cleaner air as we head through the workweek. so it's still looking pretty good for thursday and for friday. with that stronger ocean breeze and that marine influence for us. just really helping to clear out the skies and get that smoke out of here. now as we lo

the jet stream dives to the south.k at these temperatures, 27 in amarillo, 26 in fargo, and snow in denver and the mountains. the mountains will pick up a foot of snow, and even downtown denver could see a few to several inches. >> yuccas: just unreal. jeff, thank you. tonight, former vice president joe biden is joining prominent veterans in demanding president trump apologize after an article in "the atlantic" alleged the president made disparaging remarks about america's fallen heroes. mr. trump vigorously denies the charge. bofta yiman is at the white house. >> reporter: the white house pushback has been swift for a reason. this article has the potential to damage a strong subset of voters-- veterans and military families-- some of whom have already crafted an open letter calling for the president to apologize. the president played a round of golf this afternoon after spending the morning on the attack, again, over a bombshell report in "the atlantic" magazine that alleges mr. trump called soldiers who were killed i

. >>> okay, we're taking a live look at our south beach camera. we're streaming this live camera and others from around the bay area 24/7 on our new connected tv app, on roku, amazon fire, f, apple tv and you can check them out yourself now. just download the app to check it out along with our newscast live and on demand. >>> okay, let's talk sports now. it is the final weekend of major league baseball's regular season. today the a's play a doubleheader against the mariners. game one at 1:10 p.m. at the oakland colosseum. the a's will be the vizzing team making up a game that was most poned earlier this month in seattle. game 2 is scheduled for 4:10 p.m. and tonight the padres have a crucial game at oracle park. >> good morning the giants margins for error to make the playoffs, razor thin. if they were to sweep the padres in a four game series this weekend they'd be end, but the goal yesterday was just sweep a doubleheader. sounds easier than in actual practice. one on in the third, fernando, jr., one of the great run players of the game. three runs allowed in th

pipeline is finished it will transport gas from the controversial nord stream to pipelines terminus in northern germany to the south the oil gold pipeline will then carry fossil fuel energy on to countries including the czech republic and italy the pipeline operators are based in castle at germany's geographical center. the fact that north stream to use future is in doubt is going to have knock on effect here but managers here don't want to talk about maybe scenarios. building the pipeline which is effectively 2 lines next to each other the 1st line is already in operation and transporting gas the 2nd string will be finished at the end of this year we already have bookings for both strings and we remain confident the pipeline will be well used to justice russian gas will flow south through pumping stations like this one for years the czech republic has been getting russian gas through the nord stream one pipeline the czech company net for gas sends 80 percent of russian gas deliveries on to slovakia austria and italy for a fee it's a lucrative business with high tax revenues so the czech government wants north stre

their colonies right between germany and russia in a belt going down from north to south and he sensually well north more stream to the us is it goes around that line of american control and americans don't want anything to go around them it has to go through them they want to have the veto they've got a military blockade in that area they want to maintain the energy broke a blockade in the area and say i really feel that a decision may well have been made full journey to surrender to american pressure but look strong at the same time and that's why it has to be made to seem as if it's a german decision to withdrawal from him too so i'm concerned for the future of the project given what's happening right now but i think germany should be concerned as well because the short term though they are bound to be massive penalty closes in the contract if it pulls out all the old stream too and in the long term germany will be tying itself to so-called freedom gas the l. and g. well the americans will go up american controlled supplies and there will be not much left of german independence or a german claim to be a worl

later on in the week, as the jet stream position changes, it turns colder, high level winds diving to the southcan see how undulating the jet stream is there and with that sort of pattern you end up with this idea of a cut—off low, a big area of low pressure that will dominate the weather during the weekend and perhaps beyond that as well. this is fairly typical autumn weather heading our way over the week ahead, but in the outlook with that area of low pressure it could be quite windy for a while, a lot of cloud around and some rain from time to time as well. that is it from me. goodbye. tonight at ten. the government defends allowing students to return to universities in england, despite coronavirus outbreaks. with some students confined to their rooms, ministers say their studies, must be given a chance... what happens if you can't get out of here because you're not allowed to? people are wanting to drop out. we're not getting the right uni experience, and we're not talking about that, of going out and partying, we're just...we're not getting the right education. we'll have the very latest.

south. it is lead to the jet stream and a active jet stream rushing across the atlantic. is going to form towards the end of the week and within that an area of low pressure will be stocked. that interaction with the jet stream will be crucial as to how stormy it will be. storm alex is named by the french weather service because the biggest impacts will be there. they're in mind, if that drifts further northwards, more impact to be effected here. even with it, we could see some disruption on friday. a0 to sickly five miles per hour gusts possible. heavy rain across southern counties and the rainfall will move northwards. —— a0 to 65 mph. northern ireland should have a fine friday with lighter winds and some sunshine. a car will stop in the mud, revolving around, bands of wet and windy weather, so more will see rain and wind over the weekend. keep up—to—date. that is all from the bbc news at one. on the bbc news, we now join the team is where you are. from me, that afternoon. —— good afternoon. good evening from the health and education campus of cape western reserve unive

south—west. but this is a cold air stream from the north atlantic, so, when the winds died down over the weekend,s are going to plummet, certainly a frost on the way in the north. a reminder of our top story... the chancellor, rishi sunak, announces a newjob support scheme lasting six months from november. he says it will save valuable jobs. mr speaker, these are radical interventions in the uk labour market. policies we have never tried in this country before. that is all from the bbc news at one o‘clock. it is goodbye from me and we nowjoined the bbc news teens where you are. you‘re watching bbc news, i‘m at the bbc sport centre. non—league clubs from the national league are meeting this afternoon to discuss the viability of starting the season next weekend without fans. 81% of national league north clubs, the sixth tier, say they can‘t play without financial support and that is likely to be echoed by the majority in the fifth tier. we need a rescue package, we need the government to step in. the national league needs around £20 million and we need that support. a football clu b million and we

that is because the position of the jet stream is changing, that's the high level wind flow, it dived to the southan area of low pressure in that the dip which will drift northwards and essentially dominate the weather into the outlook for the following weekend and perhaps into monday as well. essentially it is unsettled next weekend. and rather cool as well because of the position of the jet stream. there could be heavy rain at times and strong winds as well. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. our top stories... thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks. the labour party calls on the government to promise students will be able to go home for christmas. stu d e nts students have been done either on their a—levels, they had been done ever on freshers week. the government has threatened to lock them up in university and when they graduate they could be facing long—term unemployment. president trump nominates the conservative judge, amy coney barrett, to fill the vacant seat on the us supreme court. she is a woman of unparalleled achievement, towering i

few clicks from fall right now, from the equinox, and heading towards winter, so the jet stream starts to slide south. one of the upside of the troughs is they keep us cool. they keep fire danger down, or can keep fire danger down. one of the problems we have is when this low, or any low leaves, dynamic low like this, the high jumps in. so we're going to go through most of this week crediting with this low. when it leaves sunday or monday, the temperatures are going to heat up. that's kind of the classic pattern, right? the fall pattern we always see. so we could see some winds on sunday/monday. we'll see how that works out. forecast he's tomorrow, about where they were today. 83 in fairfield, 85 there brentwood. pleasant weather, to say the least, or pleasant temperatures to say the least. and the five-day forecast, it actually shows up with temperatures heating up towards the bay area weekend, like there you go saturday, and then a little bit into sunday. so not a bad pattern. kind of similar to what we saw last week, with some heat up toward this end of the week, like sunday/monday. >> okay. we --

then as the jet stream awakens in the middle of the week, a deepening allowed towards the south of icelandtart in the east but wet and windy, winds touching guild force at times, western areas may see the highest rainfall totals, some eastern areas not seeing much rain three daylight hours but the rain will arrive in the evening, temperatures 12 or 17 but factor in cloud and wind and rain, it may feel cooler and as we go into the end of the week the jet strea m go into the end of the week the jet stream makes itself known especially towards friday and the weekend, a deep area of low pressure could produce stormy conditions and one to watch, so we start with a frost but overall cool this week, some wet and windy weather midweek and then that storm potential towards next weekend. this is bbc news the headlines at seven. the government defends its decision to allow students to return to university despite several outbreaks of coronavirus — leaving many confined to their rooms. it's important that students not have to give up a year of their lives by not going to university. they are going to

stream is changing. as for the high level wind flow, you can see it to the south of the uk. in the cooler air and with that sort of orientation of thejet stream in the dip there you find an area of low pressure that will drift northwards across the uk, but essentially dominate the weather into the outlook into the following weekend and perhaps into monday as well, so for the start of the new month. so it is essentially unsettled next weekend and rather cool as well because of the position of the jet stream. could be some heavy rain at times and some strong winds as well. this is bbc news. us president donald trump is all set to announce his nomination for the us supreme court. it's widely expected the president — seeking to bolster a right—leaning court — will pick conservative federal judge amy coney barrett. she left her home with her family earlier she will replace liberal justice ruth bader ginsburg, who died last friday — the announcement will touch off a bitter senate fight to get trump's pick confirmed as november's presidential election looms. we'll bring the announce

also starting to turn cooler behind this weather front as it moves south as well and what we'll find, actually, when we look at the jet streamd, wavy pattern as we look at the midweek next week. a big ridge coming out of north america, but then this big dip in thejet stream, this trough in the jet stream, for us. and we find nestled within that an area of low pressure close by, that through the second half of next week, looks to be moving across the uk, with wetter and windier and cooler weather too. so, if you're enjoying the late—summer sunshine, make the most of it. if you want a taste of autumn, you don't have long to wait. that's your forecast. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. we begin in europe. there are warnings the coronavirus situation is getting very serious. we'll speak to the who's director for the region. in the uk, the biggest regional lockdown we've seen yet starts at midnight — 2 million people in the northeast of england are affected. also in the uk, growing reports that the covid testing system is under huge pressure, as just a third of community site tests come back within 2a hours. police o

then as the jet stream awakens in the middle of the week, a deepening low towards the south of icelandeast but wet and windy, winds touching gale force at times, western areas may see the highest rainfall totals, some eastern areas not seeing much rain three daylight hours but the rain will arrive in the evening, temperatures 12 or 17 but factor in cloud and wind and rain, it may feel cooler and as we go into the end of the week the jet stream makes itself known especially towards friday and the weekend, a deep area of low pressure could produce stormy conditions and one to watch, so we start with a frost but overall cool this week, some wet and windy weather midweek and then that storm potential towards next weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8: the government defends its decision to allow students to return to university despite several outbreaks of coronavirus — leaving many confined to their rooms. it's important that students not have to give up a year of their lives by not going to university. they are going to university and are paying the fees accordingly. cardiff and

later on in the week, as the jet stream position changes, high level winds diving to the south of theuk, we are on the colder side of the jet. you can the uk, we are on the colder side of thejet. you can see how undulating thejet. you can see how undulating the jet stream is there and with that sort of pattern you end up with this idea of a cut—off low, a big area of low pressure that will dominate the weather during the weekend and perhaps beyond that as well. this is fairly typical autumn weather heading our way over the week ahead, but in the outlook with that area of low pressure it could be quite windy for a while, a lot of cloud around and some rain from time to time as well. that is it from me. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. fighting breaks out between armenia and azerbaijan in the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh, with casualties on both sides. the uk government defends its decision to allow students to return to university despite several outbreaks of coronavirus — leaving many confined to their rooms. the mu

that is because the position of the jet stream is changing as the high level wind flow dives to the southn the cooler air and with that sort of orientation of the jet strea m sort of orientation of the jet stream in the dip there you find an area of low pressure and that will drift northwards across the uk, but essentially dominate the weather into the outlook into the following weekend and perhaps into monday as well, so for the start of the new month, so it is essentially u nsettled month, so it is essentially unsettled next weekend and rather cool as well because of the position of the jet stream. it could be some heavy rain at times and some strong winds as well. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump announces the conservative judge amy coney barrett as his nominee for the us supreme court in a move that could have a major impact on landmark legal rulings. today, it is my honour to nominate one of our nation's most brilliant and gifted legal minds to the supreme court. i fully understand that this is a momentous decision

the way the surface wind is blowing and the upper level jet stream, it's coming from the north, moving to the south, and it's this conveyor belt of smoke across the bay area. also notice the wind. very light, only 6 to 9 miles per hour from the south bay to san francisco. so there's really nothing stirring up the air right now. that air quality, look at our live monitoring sites. you can see that purple color. that is very unhealthy from santa rosa down to redwood city and fremont. you're in the unhealthy range for san jose, rivermore, and concord. this is the time of air quality where you shouldn't be outside if you do not have to. so some simple tips to think about. limit that outdoor exposure. put your car a.c. on recirculate. wear an n95 mask. stay hydrated. bring the pets inside. and do not use things like leaf blowers to try to clean up that ash. it's hard to see. you'd get that leaf blower going, and then frthere goes ai that ash up into the air which can be toxic. coming up in 15 minutes, we'll talk about two systems that could help to bring some of this smoke out of here. >> thanks, jeff.

the smoke is caught up in the jet stream, we are told, and moving overhead at about 25,000 feet. in southca fires continue to rage in one of the world's largest wetlands in brazil. it host thet bio diverse ecosystem in the world, and it is at risk. a record number fires have been reported in september. there have been more tha 5600 just this month. environmental groups are blaming cattle farmers and ranchers. iehere is one ist with more on why it is happening. >>e the rains get in the state, come from the amazon. with increasing deforestation the amazon, other regions in south america will also suffer we are seeing this extreme drought because many more fires than we have ever seen. >> results president says -- brazil's president said there are disproportionate criticisms of zea. california is burning with fire and africa has more fires than brazilth may be true, but scientists have pointed out that in the past, the nuer fires across africa remain consistent year-to-year. in contrast, in the southern part of the amazon, the fires are worse than they have been 14 years. now to siberia in r

>>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we are looking live from our exclusive salesforce tower camera as we look south this morning. good morning everyone, it is wednesday, september 2nd. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. good morning. mary lee is standing by with your forecast this morning. and mary, you noticed it's a bit cooler out there this morning. a bit breezy too. >>> it is. yeah, tracking that onshore flow. and it's the reason why we're going to see slightly cooler temperatures than normal. as we head through our afternoon. and with it, with that ocean breeze kicking in for us, we're looking at better air quality this morning. at least many locations moderate air quality as we start off our day and that's the yellow dots there but still some spots parts of the north bay dealing with unhealthy air. we're going to go even longer t rtunsohere's a hazy look with o mount hamilton camera from the lick observatory. in effect today with spare the air extended into tomorrow and likely beyond that as well. now going 16 days in a row with the alert and we have not seen that here in the bay area

switch to xfinity internet and get a flex 4k streaming device with peacock premium included for no additional cost. >>> a south bay woman says she was fired from her job with the postal service because she returned to work after an in law died of covid-19. as ktvu's andre senior tells us die, the woman has now hired an attorney. >> i was never late. i never did not show up for a shift. i never got in trouble. you know, i did everything i was so tall. >> reporter: her job came to an abrupt end at much when she was let go. >> i was called into the office, and basically, it was like who is this? and i said why? and they showed me the article. >> reporter: that article, silva says, featured her wife stacy talking about losing her father, gary young, to covid- 19. young was one of the first local deaths related to the illness at the start of the pandemic. silva says her manager sent her home and later that the nurse call to evaluate for symptoms and then despite that, she was fired a week later. >> there was no apology for anything, any sorry for your loss. there was no sorry you're going through this. nothing. nev

they will stream into north—western parts of england and wales. for the south—east, largely dry.or northern ireland and scotland. most of the showers across england and wales and some could be heavy as well. probably a degree or two higher than saturday across scotla nd two higher than saturday across scotland and northern ireland but still only making 16 degrees. showers moving away during the evening as we head into the early part of next week. some weather fronts on the scene. high—pressure into southern areas. the first few days, unsettled for northern areas. temperatures in the mid— 20s. this is bbc news. the headlines: india has now registered 4 million cases of coronavirus, with figures reaching record levels almost every day. among the world's most affected countries, the number of new infections is growing fastest in india by some margin. india is currently recording almost 82,000 new cases per day people in lebanon have observed a minute's silence a month after a massive explosion in beirut killed almost 200 hundred people and left 300,000 thousand homeless. rescuers ar

south bay. that's next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> reporter: and i'm emily turner in san jose whereere shot and two people killed at a vigil for a friend. i have the devastating details just ahead. >>> don't forget to check out the drew barry more show. watch today at >>> i'm emily turnn ovt s five people shot and two of them have died. it's still a very active crime scene here just a couple of blocks from san jose state. i can tell you that family members of the two people who were killed have been on scene and it's just been a devastating morning for them. we are told that one of the people who died was a father of two small children. he was shot and killed in front of them. the other person who died was a young man and his father and his sister are on the scene this morning. just devastated. the gunfire rang out last night around 10:00. it's right near south 8th street and margaret. just about two blocks from the campus. police have the streets shut down and who knows how long they will continue to be shut down. neighbors tell us that students live in the area and they say they d

south bay. it's also mixing in with some fog. the big, big problem we've had is the upper level winds. 20,000 feet to 30,000 feet up in the jet stream. they've been acting like a conveyor belt along with the surface winds coming from the north to the south, and it's been pushing the smoke all the way down here across the bay area repeatedly, again, like a conveyor belt. on top of this we've had something called an inversion layer, and this is a warm layer of air above the surface. it's warm, dry, sinking air, so that's pushing smoke right on down towards the ground. and then you've got a colder layer right near the surface, cold air sinks. so you have warm air sinking, and you also have the colder air sinking, and it's pushing the smoke towards the ground, and that's why we cannot get a break. the good news, we do have some rain in the extended forecast. i'll show you when these changes could mix out the smoke. >>> san francisco's most iconic landmark shrouded in that thick haze. that right there through the smoke is the alcatraz. many local and national parks even closing to discourage people from going out and breathing in this un

low pressure pushes the weather front southwards as he goes south into high—pressure and weakens all the while. another weather system streamingnorthern ireland on saturday, we started some showers will be swamped by thickening cloud and upwards of rain coming in for the atlantic and a strengthening window two. much quieter it generally dry day with some sunshine and temperatures getting into the low 20s at best in the southeast. they will get a bit warmer through the rest of the weekend. for a start we've got rain on saturday night, for northern ireland and scotland with strong winds or rain into sunday morning, they can split up to the northwest of scotla nd they can split up to the northwest of scotland threatening to some flooding here. such are developing elsewhere in the sunshine and southerly breeze temperatures make it into the mid—20s. some warmer weather on the way early next week. look at that weather front looking in the northwest threatening some rain. high pressure across central parts of europe and tap into some of that heat that we've got here as well. briefly early next week temperatures could be as high as 30

south that moisture is. that is a nice looking stream too. i'm telling you, if this was three weeks from now and the jetstream were more fired up i would be asked and that's a couple of inches of rain on a systmaybe more. already i was checking some of the numbers in the pacific northwest and gold beach, oregon had over an inch enough of rain. it's raining pretty good up there. of course there were fires up there and smoke up there and now it has helped out greatly and it's helping us out right now. once that lowe leaves, the high will build in and we get that high fire danger. will see little smoke coming from those up north. saturday night in the morning that is the fire watch period and you will see why when you look at the graphic here. look for contour. this is tomorrow night and then look for the oranges. when they start to show up on saturday morning, or sunday morning, saturday night, sunday morning right in here, that's the strongest wind. it's not a massive event, but you can see the strong winds are situated basically in northern c

south. and will be fairly breezy. this is what's going on, this is thejet stream and the main body of the jet which of course drives allms around the world, is well away to the north of the british isles. however, there is this piece of the jet stream digging down here that's become cut off from the main body of the jet. that has sprung up what we call a cut off low. there is nothing much to push it along it isjust meandering, spinning across the bay of biscay. and at times to saturday there is the potential that cut off could through the odd shower north across the channel islands and into some southern parts of england. maybe south wales as well. some low cloud plaguing northern and eastern coast of scotland and northeast england. 0therwise some spells of sunshine, breezy across the southern half of the uk. and temperatures getting up to around 17 degrees in aberdeen. 22 in cardiff, 23 in london. as you move out of saturday into sunday, our area of low pressure will still be there. it's filling, though, it's losing its intensity. maybe one or two showers making it into the channel islands possibly southern england by

in the ethiopian highlands and drifting slowly westward but further south on the coast of somalia it's quite dry. jump into the stream and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own democracy with social media on hand will online be part of the debate i mean couldn't you see comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic arlen's that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way he treats human way to business if we're going to adapt to climate break out of this stream on al-jazeera. earth. welcome back if you come out of our top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has again called in his supporters to test the integrity of mail in voting by going to polling stations to check their ballots been counted if not in the device in them to vote in person voting twice is against. democratic presidential candidate joe biden has spoken with jacob blake and his family during a visit to the u.s. city of can ocean that's where blake was shot 7 times in the back by a white police officer last mon

to the south we've really just got scattered showers and thunderstorms i mean one across into australia had some pretty nice warm weather but that again is such a change the cloud has been streaming in the rain showers coming with it so this is what it's doing fairly heavy rain across much of south australia across into victoria and of course that system also working its way across news 8 in the south fallen seeing rain but also some snow working its way across the way from western australia quite a cloudy couple of days in perth but a warm one on friday more sunshine appearing later in the day and also warm in adelaide with a high of 26. from . al-jazeera who is beneath the waves with a team of women determined to save the day old friends we all share the same responsibility they need to do is i think looting a project an amazing outing by using a variety of scientific techniques to train to study their behavior we can monitor them for their vocal kowtows and behavior we're able to how they're adapting to their new environment women make science dolphin sanctuary on al-jazeera. the. other big on the top stories on our people on the u.s. gulf coast are bracing for hurricane sally

stream us 24/7 on kpix.com. >>> new details on a deadly mass shooting in the south bay. officials now say there are more victims than they first realized. it happened at a vigil near san jose state. emily turner has the latest on the search for the gunman. >> reporter: police updated the total number of people involved in this shooting to six. of those six, two of them are dead. the four who were injured are expected to survive. now, the hunt is on for not only the shooter but also a motive. this san jose neighborhood became a major crime scene overnight thank sos what witnesses describe as a deadly drive by shooting. two young men are dead. one of them a father of two young children shot in front of his wife and babies. they were gunned down at a vigil. >> one person gettis one too many. this is a very tragic situation. we have two people who are deceased. people who have family. so we really need the public's help. >> reporter: gunfire rang out frs anfamily were at a memorial for a victim of a traffic accident. >> i was in my room working on my laptop. heard five shots

those will stream over the irish sea into north—western parts of england and wales. so, for the southtures could be even lower, making 1a celsius at best through the central belt of scotland — 18 in the south of england. some more showers continuing overnight and into sunday. should be a drier day though for northern ireland, a drier day for scotland. most of the showers across england and wales, some of those could be heavy as well. temperatures will be pegged back in those showers, but probably a degree or two higher than saturday across scotland and northern ireland, but still only making 16 celsius. those showers do move away during the evening as we head into the early part of next week. we've got lower pressure to the north of the uk, some weather fronts on the scene, higher pressure into more southern areas. so, that means for the first few days of next week, it's going to remain unsettled for northern areas. there will be some stronger winds, some rain from time to time. further south, it should be largely dry and warmer — temperatures into the mid—20s. this is bbc news. welco

those will stream over the irish sea into northwestern parts of england and wales. so, for the southmes, those temperatures could be even lower, making 1a celsius at best through the central belt of scotland — 18 in the south of england. some more showers continuing overnight and into sunday. should be a drier day though for northern ireland, a drier day for scotland. most of the showers across england and wales, some of those could be heavy as well. temperatures will be pegged back in those showers, but probably a degree or two higher than saturday across scotland and northern ireland, but still only making 16 celsius. those showers do move away during the evening as we head into the early part of next week. we've got lower pressure to the north of the uk, some weather fronts on the scene, higher pressure into more southern areas. so, that means for the first few days of next week, it's going to remain unsettled for northern areas. there will be some stronger winds, some rain from time to time. further south, it should be largely dry and warmer — temperatures into the mid—20s. welco

those will stream over the irish sea into northwestern parts of england and wales. so, for the south at best through the central belt of scotland — 18 in the south of england. some more showers continuing overnight and into sunday. should be a drier day though for northern ireland, a drier day for scotland. most of the showers across england and wales, some of those could be heavy as well. temperatures will be pegged back in those showers, but probably a degree or two higher than saturday across scotland and northern ireland, but still only making 16 celsius. those showers do move away during the evening as we head into the early part of next week. we've got lower pressure to the north of the uk, some weather fronts on the scene, higher pressure into more southern areas. so, that means for the first few days of next week, it's going to remain unsettled for northern areas. there will be some stronger winds, some rain from time to time. further south, it should be largely dry and warmer — temperatures into the mid—20s. this is bbc news, the headlines... search teams in the lebanese cap

those will stream over the irish sea into northwestern parts of england and wales. so, for the southhose temperatures could be even lower, making 1a celsius at best through the central belt of scotland — 18 in the south of england. some more showers continuing overnight and into sunday. should be a drier day though for northern ireland, a drier day for scotland. most of the showers across england and wales, some of those could be heavy as well. temperatures will be pegged back in those showers, but probably a degree or two higher than saturday across scotland and northern ireland, but still only making 16 celsius. those showers do move away during the evening as we head into the early part of next week. we've got lower pressure to the north of the uk, some weather fronts on the scene, higher pressure into more southern areas. so, that means for the first few days of next week, it's going to remain unsettled for northern areas. there will be some stronger winds, some rain from time to time. further south, it should be largely dry and warmer — temperatures into the mid—20s. this is bbc

south as well. as we look at the jet stream, we will find a more amplified wavy pattern as we look into midweek nexty that during the second half of next week it looks to be moving across the uk with winter and winter and cooler weather, too. so if you are enjoying the late summer sunshine, make the most of it. if you want a taste of autumn, you don't have long to wait. that's your forecast. tonight at 10 — tough new restrictions are about to come into force across most of the north east of england amid a sharp rise in coronavirus infections. from midnight almost two million people will be unable to socialise with other households. pubs, bars and restaurants will have to shut at 10pm. it's spreading, really, isn't it, so if it saves it getting worse. because people can't come out with their friends, only people from their household, pubs won't survive. tonight we are just two hours to go until these new restrictions come into place. we will hear from those affected right across the north—east of

stream of moisture making its way into tennessee. it will quickly make its way to north carolina along with south carolina we do have flash flood watches in place it's stilld that air in place for florida mostly cloudy conditions great lakes into the northeast and the fire danger is returning this weekend to the pacific northwest. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you >>> when we return, a royal rebuttal prince harry and megagan markle dive into u.s. politics. enient . try febreze unstopables fabric refresher. with 2 times the scent power of regular febreze, unstopables fabric finds, neutralizes and eliminates tough odors trapped in hard-to-wash fabrics, like couches or smelly sports equipment; leaving an irresistibly fresh scent. and for a tropical burst of freshness, try new paradise scent. stop sneaky odors from lingering in your home, with febreze unstopables. try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and try advanced, now with two times more biotin. feepowerful 24-hour,f claritin andnon-drowsy, allergy relief, plus an immediate cooling

streaming the event. >> i hope they [ bleep ] die. >> reporter: the tension between the sheriff's department and residents of south los angeles was turnedp to high voltage after sheriff's deputies shot and killed this man, tdijon kizzee on august 31st, firing 15 shots. it was broad daylight, and witnesses say he appeared unarmed at the time of the shooting. >> look, people wouldn't be out here, the outpour wouldn't be out here like this if this wasn't murder. >> reporter: reggie cole was out there with him last month. he calls the heavy-handed sheriff's department what makes it especially dangerous. when sheriff's deputies roll through here, how do you think they see you? >> pretty much as a criminal. the classic definition of a police officer, to serve and protect. >> reporter: he is intimately familiar with the justice system, wrongfully charged and convicted of murder in 1994, exonerated in 2009. how much time did you do? >> 16 and a half years, ten in solitary confinement. in my opinion, the law enforcement should be held more responsible than the layman, than a person in the streets. you should be held at a higher accountability th