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then the winds picking up through central and southern portugal, especially the south west coast of portugal. could see those winds were up to about 80 kilometers per hour. north of this went by their sides into the islands of ireland in britain. no weather alerts here suggest lighters, showers to be expected. and we've had some rain move across the bulk and so that's dropped down temperatures through 2 romania dow by about 10 degrees. and now greece and turkey. you're getting into this wet weather as well, especially that western side of turkey. a is stumble, coming in at 14 degrees. raining winds combo also to be expected in morocco with that disturbance around the canary islands. so for morocco its capital robots, i think we'll see, there's winds up to 60 kilometers power storms into north westfield. you're in luck . we're pumping in that heat to libya is capital triple $833.00 that's fall above where you should be for the sum of the air. could see a tropical storm developed along the northeast of madagascar. but either way, we've got some soaking, rains up and down the east coast on mond

the pair were on a routine survey off the south—west coast when they discovered the pleurobranchea britannica is the best word. it was a bit of a double—take a moment where you have to challenge your own assumptions, and very quickly, and quite excitingly, we had encountered something different. at that time, we certainly didn't know that it was a new species, but we definitely knew that it was something different and something that we weren't familiar with. on the right hand side of the animal, there's a very delicate, but very beautiful, actually, feathery—like structure. it looks a bit like a canoe paddle. this is actually the gill of the sea slug, and that was the first thing we noticed, the presence of this gill on the side of the animal, which is quite unusual for sea slugs. the gills on sea slugs are normally in the middle of the animal on their back. it's taken us since 2018, when we first really challenged the identification of this animal. so it's taken us a fair while to get to this point. so it's really rewarding, and we're really pleased to be at the stage where we can share this

the pair were on a routine survey off the south west coast when they discovered the pleuro—branchea britannicary, i think it is the best word. it was a bit of a double take a moment where you have to challenge your own assumptions, very quickly and quite excitingly, we encountered something different. at that time we didn't know it was a new species but we definitely knew it was something different and something we weren't familiar with. different and something we weren't familiarwith. 0n different and something we weren't familiar with. on the right—hand side of the animal, there is a very delicate but beautiful feathery like structure, like a canoe paddle. and this is actually the guilt of the sea slug. that was the first thing we noticed, the presence of this gill on the side of the animal which is quite unusualfor a gill on the side of the animal which is quite unusual for a sea slug. the girls are normally on the middle of the animal on the back. it has taken since 2018 when we first challenged the identification of this animal, so it has taken us a fair while to get to this point and it

the pair were on a routine survey off the south west coast this is a serendipitous discovery.with. different and something we weren't familiarwith. on different and something we weren't familiar with. on the right—hand side of the animal, there is a very delicate but beautiful feather reed structure, it looks like a canoe paddle and this is actually the gill of the sea slug. that was the first thing we noticed, the presence of the gill on the side of the animal which is quite unusual for sea slugs. normally they are in the middle of the animal on the back. it has taken us since 2018 when we challenge the identification of this animal, it has taken us a fair while to get to this point. it is really rewarding and we are pleased to be at the stage where we can share this with notjust the wider scientific community but everyone. it is community but everyone. it is surprisingly — community but everyone. it is surprisingly beautiful. stay with us here on bbc news. it has been a cold and for some wintry start and will stay chilly, further sleet and snow possible in the widespread sho

then the winds picking up through central and southern portugal, especially the south west coast to portugal. could see those winds were up to about 80 kilometers per hour north of this what by their slides into the islands of ireland in britain, no weather alerts here suggest lighters, showers to be expected. and we've had some rain move across the bulk and so that's dropped down temperatures through 2 romania dow by about 10 degrees. and now greece and turkey. you're getting into this wet weather as well, especially that western side of the turkey a is stumble, coming in at 14 degrees. raining wins combo also to be expected in morocco with that disturbance around the canary islands. so for morocco is capital robots, i think we'll see those winds up to 60 kilometers power storms into northwest spelled. you're in luck. we're pumping in that heat to libya. is capital triple $833.00 that's fall above where you should be for the sum of the air. could see a tropical storm developed along the northeast of madagascar. but either way, we've got some soaking, rains up and down the east coast on mond

resignation. russia targets the trains power grid bringing down more infrastructure in the south east, west coast as it targeted military bases. first, such as presidents of egypt, $501.00 tossed his dollars in local elections seems a major test of this popular the we're beginning garzo for at least 2000 as the news have been killed and several have been injured and is ready. air strikes me on our locks a hospital in den obama shock his tents, housing, people displaced, as well as a journalist and the court judge of the medical facilities. there's real times that was targeting what it calls that come on the center of the arms, which is slumber jihad had the hospital's courtyard, his being directly targeted hospitals and medical teams and all health sick. the workers must be protected. the international community must provide such protection the patients, the wounded and displaced people are in the state of panic and hara, fearing that the is really plans. will it take the hospital again? i went to say hello to my friends the during notice in one of the tents and suddenly something fell to the gro

first , they went to the north on the mediterranean and then they turned to the south and entered egypt from the west coast. in order to avoid the sight of air defense radars, the israeli fighters flew at a very low altitude. they reached their goals exactly at 7:45 they started bombing. this attack was so brutal that even the danger sirens of egyptian airports did not sound. the egyptian planes were converging one after the other. until noon on june 5, israel. 18 egyptian airbases were attacked and nearly 80% of the country's air power was destroyed. 300 fighters and military aircraft were destroyed on the ground. later fighters bombed the runways and all the logistics centers of the egyptian airports. all this happened in less than 3 hours. radio cairo news of the war in a way of work. completely reversed and triumphantly communicated in favor of egypt. egyptian people and upon hearing this news, the arab world came to the streets to celebrate this great victory. due to the disruption of the telecommunication network and radars. syria and jordan, without knowing the real scene of the war , started their

the eastern borders, they first went north on the mediterranean and then turned south and entered egypt from the west coast . in order to avoid the sight of the air defense radars , the israeli fighters were flying at a very low altitude. they reached the targets exactly at 7:45, and started bombing they did this attack was so brutal that even the danger sirens of egyptian airports did not sound. destroyed the air power of this country. 300 fighters and military planes were destroyed on the ground. the next fighters hit the airport runways and all the logistics centers of egyptian airports. it has rained all this happened in less than 3 hours. radio cairo broadcast the news of the war in a completely reversed and triumphant way in favor of egypt. upon hearing this news, the people of egypt and the arab world came to the streets to celebrate this great victory. due to the destruction of egypt's telecommunication network and radars the news was transmitted only through the radio. therefore , syria and jordan, without knowing the real scene of the war , started their aerial attacks towards israel. using the p

i had a lot of that has been vast improvement to the west coast south asia, certainly for pockets on and off. got his done just days ago, we had very heavy rain, very heavy snow, but look at that. he has skies and settled conditions. and that is the trend across the region for india as well as bangladesh up into the pole. just a few showers here and there, but we will see the return of more wet weather in the days ahead. we've got heavy rain across the gulf that's going to move into iran slowly working its way towards pockets. don is going to bring a bit of a wintry block once again to areas of afghanistan. some of that moving into the north, west of pockets done but the south west managing to stay relatively drive the heaviest of the rain pulling out to sea. and it is looking rows of the dry across much of china, certainly cause northern and eastern air is low. so sunshine was settled, conditions, temperatures in the teens for basing and shanghai. but some where the weather is starting to creep into. the very south was cloud cover, we'll see temperatures come down to places like hon

this is the largest east coast port, the east coast has many more people than the west coast, the major north, north and southt goes right under the harbour. major distributors like amazon have got their warehouses there. this is as close as we get to the suez canal. unlike the suez canal, the workaround is more convenient, and they can be used but there is no place on the east coast that can take this kind of cargo, and some of it could end up going to los angeles, to long beach, and being taken across the country so this is a major deal. it really is a very big issue. it adds time and cost to those deliveries, of course. 850,000 cars went through the port in 2023, the most of any us port. also sugar and coffee and it exports coal, so this is an important part of us infrastructure. absolutely. a critical part. it exemplifies why modern logistics is great at optimising things in terms of cost but not in terms of risk. we don't have a back—up to all of this and that is a problem. withjust—in—time inventories i can see manufacturers in pennsylvania, southern new york, newjersey, down to virginia, not having som

those are the showers carried by that increasingly strong wind out of the south—west, really gale force around some of the coastsit's going to feel quite chilly but the sun is strong this time of year, so it would be coming in between the clouds as well. if anything on thursday the winds will get even stronger as the slow sweeps in, quite a few isobars, strong winds to the south of the area of low pressure and inland we could be talking about 50 mph gusts, that's pretty strong this time of year. gales around coast, windy in the north, and again those big shower clouds producing sudden downpours with hail and thunder but sunshine in between as well. it will feel chilly in those heavy showers and gusty winds. 0n chilly in those heavy showers and gusty winds. on friday i think the winds are going to be a little lighter. still a noticeable breeze but there will be fewer showers around on good friday. how about the outlook into easter? again the mixed bag continues but i think by the time we get to sunday, i think across most parts of the uk there should be some dry weather with a bit of sunshine, too. bye—bye. this

south spring officially arrives late tomorrow night. check. in today's high temperatures, the rockies reached the 60s mid 70s on the west coast, 90 degrees in southrida, 76 in phoenix, 66 in great falls a new clue in the search for a missing college student in nashville. >> also ahead, the mystery surrounding kate middleton, where the princess was and was not seen this weekend and later, a new suspect charged in the case of the stolen ruby slippers engineered for the toughest conditions. dry burnt-on stains. old dishwashers. very hard water. new finish ultimate, with cyclesync technology, helps deliver the ultimate clean. ♪ and since i get 5% off every day helps dewith the mylowe's ultirewards credit card, we can get it today. no waiting for a sale. wait, we could have got this yesterday at 5% off? or the day before that? or the day that it broke? he broke it. - we'll take it. the mylowe's rewards credit card helps you save 5% every day. apply today. the most popular dog breeds. so what? dogs made the list? >> it's gonna be a big one. >> we are back now with a dock worker running to safety as a huge container ship knocks over three cranes in turk

those are the showers carried by that increasingly strong wind out of the south west, already gale force around some of the coasts, but the sun is strong this time of the year. so it will be coming between the clouds as well. then, if anything, on thursday, the winds will get even stronger as this low sweeps in so quite a few isobars there. strong winds to the south of that area of low pressure. and in fact, inland, we could be talking about 50mph gusts. that's pretty strong for this time of the year. gales around coasts, windy in the north, too. and again, those big shower clouds producing sudden downpours with hail and thunder, but sunshine in between as well. and it will feel chilly in those heavy showers and the gusty winds as well. on friday, i think the winds are going to be a little lighter. still a noticeable breeze, though, but there'll be fewer showers around on good friday. how about the outlook into easter? again, that mixed bag continues. i think by the time we get to sunday, i think across most parts of the uk, there should be some dry weather with a bit of sunshine too. bye— bye. live from london,

west of the uk. the few showers in northern ireland. this cloud from the north sea, a chilly breeze, freezing rain possible from parts of the south—east, through east anglia, lincolnshire, along that north sea coastfrom their side, this is going to be more substantial rain, more prolonged spell of rain. the strike mandate not looking pretty across england or wales, best fit for fine weather is north of northern ireland, northern and western scotland. temperatures nine celsius in aberdeen, in the south, 14 celsius in aberdeen, in the south, 1a celsius. but it will not feel like it. the outlook for the week ahead, a series of low pressure is lining themselves up in the atlantic, heading our way. lining themselves up in the atlantic, heading ourway. 0ne weather front after the other. that spells rain. if you are checking their website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain signals, that the weather will be predominantly unsettled. rain at times possible almost anywhere in the uk. and british summer time begins tonight. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines... the un peacekeeping mission in lebanon says three of its observers and a translator have been injured by an explosion ne

a few showers for west wales, the south west of england and generally cloudier cooler conditions with now an easterly wind blowing towards those north sea facing coast low will start to push towards the south of england and wales, bringing some outbreaks of rain. so this is the most likely scenario at this stage. we will see some outbreaks of rain across parts of england and wales. we've still got that easterly wind blowing towards north sea facing coast, but it's drier and brighter across many areas of scotland and northern ireland, particularly out towards the west, but again feeling cooler towards those north sea coast, just nine or ten degrees celsius here. and some wet weather, too, in the south. and we may not stay completely dry either. on tuesday, we're likely to still see a few more showers. we do still have that easterly wind blowing, becoming a bit more northeasterly as we head through the day again. so here plenty of clouds and showers, especially out towards the west with rain maybe moving into the south west of england and south wales by the time we get to the end of the day. but temperatures certainly lower by the time we get to tuesd

you can see it right here in satellite and radar from north to south east to west the coast, to the mountains. it's all good to go. you're good to go to the sierra today. injure good to just stay here in the bay and enjoy that sunshine. really mild feel that the afternoon is going to bring us. futurecast does show the arrival of some morning showers tomorrow. it's going to be very brief and mostly for the north bay. and then sunday night, another round of showers pushes through c can to get the idea of what we have ahead of u.s. morning. sprinkles on saturday. heavier showers come sunday night. as for today, it's a cold start. dublin livermore, fairfax, sonoma, santa rosa, just among a few spots that are well down into the 30's this morning. definitely a cool wet out there. but this cold morning transitions right into a beautiful, sunny and mild afternoon with highs as warm as the mid to even upper 60's. i've got all the details on the timing of everything you've got to know all still to come for your roads right now. it is hopefully going to stay friday. light certainly is this morning. we'r

the i the largest east coast port, the east coast has many more people than the west coast, the major north, north and southt under the harbour, —— north to south artery. major distributors like amazon have got their warehouses there. this is as close as we get to the suez canal. unlike the suez canal, the workaround is more convenient, and they can be used but there is no place on the east coast that can take this kind of cargo, and some of it could end “p of cargo, and some of it could end up going to los angeles and being taken across the country so this is a major deal. it really is a very big issue. it a major deal. it really is a very big issue-— a major deal. it really is a very bi issue. . , ., ., big issue. it adds time and cost of those deliveries, _ big issue. it adds time and cost of those deliveries, of _ big issue. it adds time and cost of those deliveries, of course. - big issue. it adds time and cost of those deliveries, of course. what| those deliveries, of course. what kind of cargo does it handle? 850,000 cars went through the port in 2023, the most of any us port. also sugar and coffee a

west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> well, new tonight a southdle school at risk of being closed due to declining enrollment. >> but as ktvu, lamonica peters tells us, pushback from parents has prompted the school district to hit the brakes on the plan. for now, parents, students and staff of aptitude academy voiced their concerns about alum rock union school district removing grades six through eight from campus. >> yes, there are declining enrollment, but by closing six, seven, and eight, you will create more difficulty for the family. >> students may have to attend other nearby middle schools, and many people at the meeting oppose that recommendation. >> just like me, they like the k through eight model. my son is safe. his teachers care about him. >> we've been here since charango and we want to be here until we finish eighth grade. you don't do a great job. >> so now their option is to send my send our kids to a different middle school. which one? >> district leaders say low enrollment families leaving the area and low birth rates are all co

south and west. perhaps a bit more cloud around east anglia, the south—east, the lincolnshire coast, with that weatherlt, it will feel a little bit, let's say, less cold. it's a monday morning, another weather front moves in to south—western and western parts, moves across ireland, with rain, strengthening winds also, but it tends the kind of stall out in the west during the day meaning that central and eastern parts should have a bright, if not sunny day, for example around aberdeenshire. the outlook for the week ahead, a bit of a mixed bag. but the temperature is holding up around double figures across most parts of the uk. that is it goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines: after president biden's announcement on friday, us military cargo planes have begun dropping aid into gaza. more than 30,000 meals have been parachuted in by three military planes, in a drop carried out in conjunction with the jordanian air force. the un says many of those injured when crowds rushed to an aid convoy in gaza on thursday suffered gunshot wounds. hamas accused israel of firing at civilians — israel said most died

west to down in the south. and it's a similar story across australia to new le, cold and west coast with central and northern areas out of spring seeing any 19 degrees celsius. the well below the average that much will settled with lots of sunshine across the south. but you can see the heavy rain from the remnants of that tropical cycle and continue to for saturday into sunday was something of a cool down in the southeast corner. but the figures aren't as low as we have seen them. terms is all set to pick up slightly across the south island of new zealand, a washington little bit of sophie on saturday, but much will settled in the south on sunday. the african narratives from africans perspective, force, symptom of forces, and to show documentary spine african filmmakers coordinated. do by key, as i said, to simply make chocolate revolution from booking of 5. and i see beauty from synagogue, africa direct on. i'll just be around the, [000:00:00;00] the watching or does it a reminder about top stories? this, are these really ministries cabinet, a wave of attacks across the gaza strip, killing 11 palestinians. some o

close enough to give some very strong winds, gales around coasts in the south and the south—west.ven inland. some outbreaks of rain — northern scotland perhaps seeing the best of the dry weather, but they'll even here be some showers. and temperatures around nine, ten or 11 degrees. now as we get into friday, good friday, of course, it is not going to be completely dry, but i am hopeful there will be fewer showers. more in the way of dry gaps in between. it won't be as windy and it will feel a little bit warmer. and that certainly is the theme for the start of the easter weekend. our area of low pressure loosening its grip and so not as many showers more in the way of dry weather. however, there is a lot of uncertainty about the second half of the weekend. there's an area of low pressure that some computer weather models keep well to the south of us, it's this one here. but other computer models push that a lot further north, giving us the chance for some rain. so a lot of uncertainty about the second half of the easter weekend. there will be some rain at times, some spells of sun

time for the weather on elsie or his car, i had a lot of that has been vast improvement to the west coast south asia, certainly for pakistan and afghanistan just days ago we had very heavy rain, very heavy snow, but look at that. he a skies and settled conditions. and that is the trend across the region for india as well as bangladesh. up into nicole, just a few showers here and there. but we will see the return of more wet weather in the days ahead. we've got heavy rain across the gulf that's going to move into iran slowly working its way towards pockets dawn. it's going to bring a bit of a wintry bloss once again to areas of afghanistan, some of that moving into the north, west of pockets on but the south west managing to stay relatively drive the heaviest of the rain putting out to sea. and it is looking rows of the dry across much of china, certainly cause northern and eastern areas. lots of sunshine was settled, conditions, temperatures in the teens, with asian and shanghai. some, where's the weather starting to creep into the very south was cloud cover. we'll see temperatures come down to

west coast. the north and south towers are built with extra reinforcement. >> the south tower is protected by a concrete fender ring. the tower itself is anchored to bedrock below the water and this concrete fender ring protects the entire south tower pier. it is 27ft thick at the bottom and extends 40ft down. >> the north tower is in shallow water and not susceptible to collision because of that, according to officials. but while aston doesn't believe a collision is likely here in the bay area, he'd like for the state of california to do more to ensure that i think it should at least initiate this study with caltrans and harbors here and l.a. and other places to look at all bridges that that big ships can pass and see if they need protection. >> the second layer, major protection of dolphins and do it. we have the money. >> the professor believes that a study of the ten busiest harbors in the state could really help us get a better idea, if anything additional is needed, not only would you learn more about the size of ships now going through, but also things done to plan for the size of ships in 30 to

west coast. the north and south towers are built with extra reinforcement. >> the south tower is protected by a concreteder ring. the tower itself is anchored to bedrock below the water and this concrete fender ring protects the entire south tower pier. it is 27ft thick at the bottom and extends 40ft down. >> the north tower is in shallow water and not susceptible to collision because of that, according to officials. but while aston doesn't believe a collision is likely here in the bay area, he'd like for the state of california to do more to ensure that i think it should at least initiate this study with caltrans and harbors here and l.a. and other places to look at all bridges that that big ships can pass and see if they need protection. >> the second layer, major protection of dolphins and do it. we have the money. >> the professor believes that a study of the ten busiest harbors in the state could really help us get a better idea, if anything additional is needed, not only would you learn more about the size of ships now going through, but also things done to plan for the size of ships in 30 to 40 y

close enough to give some very strong winds, gales around coasts in the south and the south—west.ss england and wales, very strong winds even inland. some outbreaks of rain — northern scotland perhaps seeing the best of the dry weather, but they'll even here be some showers. and temperatures around nine, ten or 11 degrees. now as we get into friday, good friday, of course, it is not going to be completely dry, but i am hopeful there will be fewer showers. more in the way of dry gaps in between. it won't be as windy and it will feel a little bit warmer. and that certainly is the theme for the start of the easter weekend. 0ur area of low pressure loosening its grip and so not as many showers more in the way of dry weather. however, there is a lot of uncertainty about the second half of the weekend. there's an area of low pressure that some computer weather models keep well to the south of us, it's this one here. but other computer models push that a lot further north, giving us the chance for some rain. so a lot of uncertainty about the second half of the easter weekend. there will

showers are carried by increasingly strong wind out of the south—west, gale force are in some of the coasts winds will get even stronger as a low pressure front sweeps in. it could be 50 mph gusts in england, pretty strong for this time of year. big shower clouds producing sudden downpours with hail and thunder, but sunshine in between. it will feel chilly in heavy showers and gusty winds. on friday, i think the winds will feel a little lighter, fewer showers around on good friday. the outlook into easter— that mixed bag continues, but i think that time we get to sunday across most parts of the uk there should be some dry weather and a bit of sunshine too. bye—bye. live from london, this is bbc news. in the us, a state of emergency declared in maryland after a cargo ship hit a bridge in baltimore, leading to its complete collapse. this is an unthinkable tragedy. we have to first and foremost pray for all of those who are impacted. authorities describing this as a "mass casualty event" as they say up to 20 people and several vehicles have fallen into the river. the high court in london rules

appeared in master piece west coast bad boys e40, south west riders and [indiscernible] in 2014 bald head rickism gifted into his world his most prized procession his son. increased compassion and love in the world. he was a proud father who loved his son more then anything. in 2022, rick contracted covid-19 and slipped into a coma and fought for many days. one of his last public appearances rick hosted stop the violence on november 2023. last month he was diagnosed with stage 4 liver cancer and did not fight to see another birthday. march 16-fought to fight just reach his last birthday. march 16 passed away surrounded by family and friends so offer condolences. >> thank you. >> thank you, we'll go to the 2:30 special order commendations and do in district order which means i get to go first. colleagues, for those of you have never taken a sf city guide walking tour, i encourage you to grab a friend, a visitor, a loved one and experience san francisco through a whole new set of eyes ranging from nustalgia and intrigue to awe and affections. this organization has been around since 197

close enough to give some very strong winds, gales around coasts in the south and the south—west.es, very strong winds even inland. some outbreaks of rain — northern scotland perhaps seeing the best of the dry weather, but they'll even here be some showers. and temperatures around nine, ten or 11 degrees. now as we get into friday, good friday, of course, it is not going to be completely dry, but i am hopeful there will be fewer showers. more in the way of dry gaps in between. it won't be as windy and it will feel a little bit warmer. and that certainly is the theme for the start of the easter weekend. 0ur area of low pressure loosening its grip and so not as many showers more in the way of dry weather. however, there is a lot of uncertainty about the second half of the weekend. there's an area of low pressure that some computer weather models keep well to the south of us, it's this one here. but other computer models push that a lot further north, giving us the chance for some rain. so a lot of uncertainty about the second half of the easter weekend. there will be some rain at ti

west coast. >> tonight, a win in a south bay effort to build a better bay area. a new san jose rv safe parking site is just months away from opening, and it's going to cost much less than anticipated. the six acre patch of land located on berryessa road will cost half of its initial price. it's set to be the largest rv supportive parking program in the city today. city leaders announced the reduced cost and say the savings were due to streamlining the project. it was initially priced at $15 million and will now cost $7.5 million. officials say the program will give unhoused people 85 rv parking spaces with utilities and access to critical services. >> so when they're here, they get services that they need, but they also are able to go out and get back on their feet. and we hope that that allows them to transition back into something more stable. >> construction on the site is planned to start next month, and it's expected to be open by early fall. >> well, it looks like the odysseus space odyssey is over. the odysseus moon lander, which was the first to land on t

south coast through to the us specific north west. if we go south of this, that weather is dropping down into northern california, but sunshine for los angeles and your temperatures are going to shoot up over the next few days. us call state students have turned cooler here. that cool air rushing out over the gulf of mexico pouring into mexico. that's fucking some showers in store and secure through southern mexico and that you could 10 peninsula . there has been some funding across bolivia including for its capital in the past, and then look at all this. what whether important in to that northeast corner of brazil, some good verse of brain to go through analysis as well. and still more storms coming for argentina's wine country, likely to see some hail as a result of these storms in central argentina. and with this breeze off the south atlanta tickets pumping in moisture and humidity. so showers in store and seem likely in brazil. the examining the impact of today's headline is objectivity is still possible for you. we're not only ap

south and west. perhaps a bit more cloud around east anglia, the south—east, maybe the lincolnshire coast line with that little bit, let's say, less cold. into monday morning, another weather front moves into south—western and western parts of the uk, so it moves across ireland, some rain, strengthening winds, too. but it tends to stall out towards the west during the day so that does mean that many central and eastern areas, certainly eastern scotland, should have a bright, if not sunny, day. for example around aberdeenshire. how about the outlook for the week ahead? a bit of a mixed bag but the temperatures holding around double figures i think across most parts of the uk. that's it, bye. live from london. this is bbc news. after president biden's pledge on friday, us military planes have begun dropping aid into gaza. the un says many of the people injured in an aid convoy rush in gaza on thursday were wounded by gun shots. rishi sunak says islamist and far—right extremists are "two sides of the same coin" who loathe britain. and tonight is one of the biggest nights in british music — the brit awards

that dodge the downpours, south—west england and south wales doing ok, temperature is lower and the whole below average for the time of year but feeling cold around north sea coasts to see weather fronts moving from the atlantic from the west and there will be an east—west split. forthe west and there will be an east—west split. for the east, the computer is pessimistic, some days that are dry and generally bright, probably tuesday and wednesday not looking bad but in the west, you are likely to see rain and that will be quite heavy at times especially towards southern wales and south—west england. this is bbc news — the headlines... the eu says a maritime aid corridor from cyprus to gaza could start in the next few hours to try to ease the humanitarian situation there. these are live pictures from larnaca, where they are loading the ship. meanwhile, the united states says it could take up to 60 days for a temporary port to be built, as the un warns of famine in gaza. a london fertility clinic has its operation licence suspended after "significant concerns" were raised over errors in the freezing of embryos. police forces across england and wales are to each be g

those are the showers carried by that increasingly strong wind out of the south—west, really gale force around some of the coastse coming in between the clouds as well. if anything on thursday the winds will get even stronger as the slow sweeps in, quite a few isobars, strong winds to the south of the area of low pressure and inland we could be talking about 50 mph gusts, that's pretty strong this time of year. gales around coast, windy in the north, and again those big shower clouds producing sudden downpours

rain possible from parts of the south—east through east anglia, lincolnshire, and really all along that north sea coast, the best of the sunshine will be out towards the westnd, the western isles. sunday night into monday, a weather front moves in from the south, this will be more substantial rain, around spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday, not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland, away from the weather front. temperatures around 9 degrees in aberdeen but in the south, despite the cloud and rain, still getting up to 14, although i don't think it will feel like it. the outlook for the week ahead will see a series of low pressures lining themselves up in the atlantic, heading our way, one weather front after the other and that basically spells rain so whether you are checking the website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain symbols that the weather is going to be predominantly unsettled, rain at times certainly possible almost anywhere in the uk. before i go, a quick message that british summertime begin

south. and then on wednesday, perhaps some early brightness across parts of east anglia. it's a very windy day with low pressure out towards the west, strong, gusty winds for irish sea coastver the higher ground. wales and the south west of england. some of the showers possibly wintry over the higher ground of wales and the south west of england. it's a bit milder across scotland on wednesday, but a bit cooler further south and at low pressure dominant too. further south and low pressure dominant too. on thursday, there'll be further heavy rain as we head through the small hours across much of england and wales. again, bands of organised showers and brisk south—westerly winds too, particularly towards english channel coast, possibly severe gales here. so a very windy day on thursday. by the time we get to good friday, though, it should turn drier, especially in the afternoon. some showers at first and temperatures will start to rise. so for the easter bank holiday weekend, a lot of dry weather around, maybe some mist and fog. it will be feeling a little warmer. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. donald trump will stand trial next month o

coasts. again possibly some more showers for western wales and down through the south—west of england.towards the south as we head into bank holiday monday to see this area of low pressure bring some outbreaks of rain across england and wales. now still some uncertainty in the forecast, so do keep checking. but it could be quite wet for england and wales on bank holiday monday, but drierfurther north, with the best of the brightness perhaps across parts of western scotland and northern ireland. again, it's cloudier and it's cooler with that easterly wind for north sea coasts. bye— bye. live from london, this is the world today with luxmy gopal. sirjeffrey donaldson, the leader of the democratic unionist party, resigns after being charged with rape and other historical sexual offences. ukraine's president zelensky warns that a new russian military offensive may come in the next few months. an uneasy calm injerusalem over easter and ramadan while conditions remain desperate in gaza. in the past hour, president biden announces he will travel to baltimore at the bridge collapsed recovery e

south—west. we could see some big waves around some of the coasts as well. 6 or 7 degrees in the north—east, 10 or a touch colder when you add on that wind chill. most of us, dry tonight, a little bit of low cloud drifting north. but some rain, as you can see, across parts of central and southern england, into wales, by first thing tomorrow. so with more cloud and that wet weather, it won't be as cold here as it was last night, but we are still expecting a touch of frost, i think, across the sheltered glens of central scotland. now, into saturday, high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south. we've still got that easterly wind. that low pressure will bring some showery rain, particularly for parts of wales, perhaps the midlands. a few splashes into northern ireland as well. nothing particularly heavy. any of that rain will be quite showery in nature. more moving into the far south—west with blustery winds later in the day. but elsewhere, actually a fair amount of dry, bright weather, some sunny spells. 13 degrees or so for london, but only 6 in aberdeen. into the second half of the weeken

west coast. the north and south towers of the golden gate bridge are built with extra reinforcement. >> the south tower is protected by a concrete fender ring. the tower itself is anchored to bedrock below the water, and this concrete fender ring protects the entire south tower pier. it is 27ft thick at the bottom and extends 40ft down. >> if there's a critical incident or a catastrophe involving one of the bay area bridges, like during the loma prieta earthquake, caltrans says they can quickly clear the traffic to keep people safe and experienced. >> we've closed it as fast as 11 minutes, but it all it really all depends on what the circumstances are. >> it means shutting off access to the bridges and the chp, closing down freeways that lead to the bridges. caltrans says it begins with the chp. >> when they're alerted, then they are the ones that are in charge of closing off the freeways, and they work directly hand in hand with caltrans and our traffic operations department to determine how we move traffic around. and then, of course, caltrans for bridges will close the toll plazas so that you

west coast. the north and south towers are. >> the south tower is protected by a concrete fender ring.tself is anchored to bedrock below the water and this concrete fender ring protects the entire south tower pier. it is 27ft thick at the bottom and extends 40ft down. >> so abc7 news spoke with the civil engineer, who suggests a study of the ten busiest harbors in the state could help to prevent a situation like the one in baltimore from happening here in california. and stay with us for the very latest on the baltimore bridge aftermath and the investigation. we have live updates running anytime on abc seven news.com. >> new this morning, a loss for san francisco mayor london breed. the board of supervisors has overturned her veto of controversial housing legislation. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us to explain why some have been resistant to developments in their own neighborhoods. gloria a good morning. >> reggie aqui supervisors voted to overturn the mayor's veto in an 8 to 3 vote. so this means the legislation will move forward and that legislation will put restric

west coast. >> the north and south towers of the golden gate bridge are built with extra reinforcement. >> the south tower is protected by a concrete fender ring. the tower itself is anchored to bedrock below the water, and this concrete fender ring protects the entire south tower pier. it is 27ft thick at the bottom and extends 40ft down. if there's a critical incident or a catastrophe involving one of the bay area bridges, like during the loma prieta earthquake, caltrans says they can quickly clear the traffic to keep people safe, an experience we've closed it as fast as 11 minutes, but it all it really all depends on what the circumstances are. >> it means shutting off access to the bridges and the chp, closing down freeways that lead to the bridges. caltrans says it begins with the chp when they're alerted than they are the ones that are in charge of closing off the freeways. >> and they work directly hand in hand with caltrans and our traffic operations department to determine how we move traffic around. and then, of course, caltrans for bridges will close the toll plazas. so that you can

west coast. the low settles farther south than that, but it will be sunny for all, severe clear.imagine steph curry as the president. well we'll tell you what steph says about having a future in politics. gasia mikaelian for a look atit- what's coming upúin the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning garcia. >> good morning ali and dave, when i get to join you in studio, many people dream of working four days a week and getting paid overtime for debate is back in front of that- lawmakers now. so new at seven. spthe latest push for a 32 hour workweek headed to the senate today. thenúthe oakland police department is facing another lawsuit this morning. what a former police captain accuses the department of doing we'll be bac morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. -not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? -anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! -back into play and... aw no, it's in the water. wait a minute... are you kidding me? you got to be kidding me. rolling towards the cup, and it's in the hole! what an im