is having an impact as far away as southeast asia. lebanon has a new government but can it fix what some are calling a zombie economy. also this week why samsung has launched a very pricey folding smartphone and live awards a sacred waterway comes under threat in the philippines. cambodia has been one of the best performing economies in the world over the past two decades but there are threats on the horizon including surprisingly the u.k.'s impending exit from the european union the german development institute a study of how breaks it affects least developed countries it found cambodians living on the brink of poverty are at risk that's if the country's government produces lose access to u.k. markets al-jazeera is way to haze in phnom penh with a look at how are people relying on the textile industry for their livelihoods are vulnerable to any external shocks. the story of cambodia is a remarkable one from the ashes of genocide and civil war this country has been for decades rebuilt and transforms on the back of foreign investment a

some snow affecting parts of southeast europe, low—pressure close by.he weekend. there could be some rain affecting parts of northern island and western scotland at times. still some dense fog patches across parts of england to start the day. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: 0n the brink, a convoy of trucks helps evacuate civilians, from the last piece of syrian territory still held by islamic state. kurdish forces say is is close to defeat. bangladesh dismisses suggestions that shamema begum might be allowed to enter the country. after britain removes her uk citizenship, ms begum says she expected more sympathy. i thought they'd be a bit more sympathetic, because of my situation. i did explain that i didn't know fully what i was getting into and i made a mistake. the british prime minister holds more talks in brussels as three of her conservative mps resign in protest at how she's handling brexit. i think ithinki i think i am a landlubber.

is having an impact as far away as southeast asia lebanon has a new government but can it fix what some are calling a zombie economy also this week why samsung has launched a very pricey folding smartphone. river was a sacred waterway comes under threat in the philippines. cambodia has been one of the best performing economies in the world over the past two decades but there are threats on the horizon including surprisingly the u.k.'s impending exit from the european union the german development institute a study of how breaks it affects least developed countries it found cambodians living on the brink of poverty are at risk that's if the country's garment produces lose access to u.k. markets al-jazeera is way to haze in phnom penh with a look at how are people relying on the textile industry for their livelihoods are vulnerable to any external shocks. the story of cambodia is a remarkable one from the ashes of genocide and civil war this country has been for decades rebuilt and transforms on the back of foreign investment and strong exports this year cambodia had the sixth fastest grow

evenif england, particularly the southeast.loud for most areas. light rain and drizzle around western coast and heels. maybe if few clear it spells touristy southeast. in the things could get a little bit will pass cooler. slightly better chances of seeing brea ks slightly better chances of seeing breaks and beat cloud, and the best chances of high ground. the extent they pay nines and east of the welsh mountains in19 they pay nines and east of the welsh mountains in 19 that either. temperatures on their way up. it is even warmer in europe. as we head into the weekend, southern spain could well see temperatures getting as high as 25 degrees or so. crazy for the time of year. we end our week on friday with high—pressure building ina week on friday with high—pressure building in a bit more. could be if you mist and fog patches to start the day. there should be less of that cloud and a little more sunshine to go around. and be sunshine to go around. and be sunshine those temperatures rise further. we at the height of 15, 16 celsiu

that weather front takes rain away from the southeast.ine, but it does cloud over fairly quickly from the west, and we'll see some rain coming into northern ireland, later into western scotland. breezy day, and again temperatures 9—11 degrees on tuesday. now, it looks like whilst we're seeing some rain around tuesday and into wednesday, it's the northern half of the uk that will be seeing it. maybe an inch, maybe two inches of rain over the higher ground in western scotland and over the cumbrian fells, but it does turn a bit drier across scotland. eventually on wednesday, the rain heading up towards scandinavia and then getting stuck across northern england and perhaps into north wales. so scotland and northern ireland becoming drier and brighter, and it's still dry across south wales, southern england and the midlands. temperatures back up to 13 degrees. and over the week ahead, we're going to find that rain mainly across northern parts of the uk, but then later in the week, it turns milder once again. those temperatures start to rise. w

so this and more now with just a mental has a southeast asia historian joins us now thanks very much for coming in and said the princess is a very interesting character isn't she she lived in america she was married to an american and then suddenly makes this bed for the premiership and the country how will she does it you know how been put down to get between her getting divorce one thousand nine hundred eighty i think was going back to the time and about the last twenty years she has worked all of us it charges manger is with the typical thai serendipity who'll be number one and this actually is a program. to combat drugs not not not quarterbacks and she has millions of full of the she has a big people base. but she's never been directly involved in. in politics before now she's she is as you say she has many supporters in the range of fairly has a very high profile in the country as well you know but how unprecedented is it. to make a bet like this looked so much longer while fun totally i mean it's it's taken us all a bit by surprise i think i mean on the one hand it's a kind of

some snow affecting parts of southeast europe, low—pressure close by.where in europe,. there is air coming from the canaries into the uk over the weekend. there could be some rain affecting parts of northern island and western scotland at times. still some dense fog practise across parts of england to start the day. hello, you‘re watching newsday on the bbc. i‘m rico hizon in singapore. the headlines. the archbishop of mumbai admits that he could‘ve handled allegations of sexual abuse better and faster, after a bbc investigation. this ahead of an historic vatican summit on abuse later on thursday. bangladesh dismisses suggestions that shamima begum might be allowed to enter the country, after britain removes her uk citizenship. ms begum says she expected more sympathy. i‘m kasia madera in london. also in the programme... the british prime minister has more talks in brussels on a day when three of her conservative mps resigned in protest at how she is handling brexit. i think i‘m a land—lover! laughter.

south southeast at 20-25 miles per hour. cal nut creek and down into liver mother hail at times and once this hits the hills south of livermore. more snow on the way and you can see what's happening there. mount hamilton more snow falling east to san jose and some of the weather models actually bring a little bit of this down into the santa clara valley through tonight. hour by hour you can see what's left as it passes. may clip on by a between let's say 6:00 to 8:00 tonight. see that and get across the south bay and probably a little snow in the higher peaks of the 9:30 everything starts to shut down. andeads us to tomorrow morng and the areas seeing the showers. if the roads stay damp overnight they may be a little icy. especially inlandest bay. so watch out for that. frosty start. mostly 30s in the morning. highs tomorrow trending mid to upper 50s, a dry forecast for monday and here you go. a future cast that doesn't show a whole lot for a change. not much in the wife clouds. to your monday forecast, sunshine should hold

may take a long time to clear through the morning, it could even hold on to 1—2 spots across the southeastght and sunny. it will feel very warm indeed for the time of year. quite windy across the far northwest corner, generally 13—15 celsius, a few spots 17—18 celsius. high—pressure still with us as we head into the weekend, bringing southerly winds. these weather fronts always try to encroach from the atlantic, it will bring more clouds and outbreaks of rain to northern ireland and western scotland, with heavier bursts of wind. eastern scotland for most of england and wales away from the west, another fine day with hazy sunshine after mist and fog clears away again. extremely mild 14—15 celsius, 16—17 celsius. mist and fog to start off. the west country where it will be breezy, and temperatures just a degree or so down the board, looking at 12—13 celsius, the odd spot 14—15 celsius across the southeast. into next week, this area of high—pressure still dominating the weather, trying keep these weather out of the bait but occasionally breezing into the northwest with a few spots of rain. ge

winds out of the southeast at 3 miles per hour.om seencloud covering moving through as well.more, but notice manassas at 31. fredrick at around 33 in culpepper. in these areas we could see some icing if you saw some melting in your area today, so watch out in those locations. again, i'm not too worried about that. most areas above freezing and w staying tha overnight tonight as well. on the radar, not much going on around d.c., but look up to the north and west. we are watching a system back here towards the win chester area around martinsburg and hagerstown seeing some showers coming through. i showed you this a little earlier. it is with a frontal boundary. it doesn't have a ton of moisture, and actually it is drying out as it makes its way east. as it does,however, it is bringing with it mild air. i say mild air, it is very warm air out of t south. but to the west is much colder air, and i mean muc colder. look at this. 13 below zero in minneapolis. 21 below zero in bismarck, north dakota. we get in on this action, not on this action. tat's some very good news. we don't wa

some snow affecting parts of southeast europe low pressure close by.ut elsewhere in europe. there is your feed of air coming from the canaries from northwest africa into the uk over the weekend. whilst will be fine, some rain affecting parts of northern ireland and western scotland at times. still some dense fog branches across parts of england to start the day. i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story. the archbishop of mumbai admits that he could've handled allegations of sexual abuse better and faster, after a bbc investigation. this comes ahead of an historic vatican summit on abuse later on thursday. bangladesh says there is "no question" of shamima begum being allowed to enter the country, after the british government said they intend to revoke her british citizenship. she described the decision as unjust. and this story is popular on bbc.com. one of the biggest nights in british music has taken place in london. winners at the brits included ariana grande — and the rock group ‘the 1975‘ who took home awards for best british group and album o

and with colder air coming in from the near continent, we may have a touch of frost in the southeast and low cloud, this time a bit further north actually, where the winds are lighter by this stage. again, lifting breaking sunshine for many parts of the country, although still a bit more cloud for northern ireland and western scotland. those temperatures again around 13—15 degrees on sunday. we've got a familiar weather pattern at the moment. weak weather fronts trying to come into the northwest of the uk, blocked off by this large area of high pressure. that high pressure is quite cold at night, and we're likely to find a greater risk of frost around early on monday morning. temperatures could be down to —2 or —3. away from northern parts of scotland where we start cloudy, a bit of light rain and drizzle. that weather front will get swept away northwards. sunny skies developing widely on monday. another lovely day to come, and those temperatures again 15 or 16 degrees. the fine weather set to continue for a while longer. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: theresa may faces pr

. >> the southeast facility community update. yolanda, you're up. >> i'm here to provide an update on the progress toward the community center at 1550 evans. i'd like to note shelby campbell will provide an update specific to the construction progress so for the sake of time i'll focus on the community programming and community engagement aspects of the project. i always like to go back to the beginning and that is asking the question why are we as an agency so committed to this project. that goes back to the historic community mitigation agreement he is referenced prior by catherine curtis and when the clean water act passed in the '70s the community organized and part of our expansion in the treatment plan they demanded much of the same thing they're demanded today and that resolves around access for opportunities to education and hands-on skill building. so in furtherance of that mitigation they constructed the facility at 1800 oak dale and created and pointed a seven-member southeast facility commission. from that history fas

cross into africa and let's assume him to the southeast.ms developing here. they will intensify over the next few days and one will move southeast but this one could come perilously close to malicious and reunion by the time we reach friday into the start of the weekend and it could produce some damage. this is one system to keep an eye on. cross into europe and look at the southeast, this intense area of low pressure is causing all sorts of problems. we have got warnings out for a very strong winds across parts of italy and sicily and the service has issued red warnings for severe thunderstorms through wednesday. these could cause problems in flash flooding in the mix of large hailand problems in flash flooding in the mix of large hail and frequent lighting. this system will move eastwards into the eastern mediterranean and to the end of the week. temperatures in the northwest remain pretty impressive for the time of yearand remain pretty impressive for the time of year and a bit above the seasonal average across the british isles and rema

malta spilling in from the atlantic you have a similar temperature in athens as well down in the southeast and going between this something in between that six celsius for vienna and dry by this is sparkling sunshine for one celsius in kiev forty back to minus one as we go through friday by friday vienna warms up the clouds up as well staying cloudy damp ab pretty windy up towards the northwest but fred what we find in dry temperatures here at around fifteen degrees celsius not bad across the fall northwest of africa getting up to eighteen for pat and for algiers but no the parts of libya still seeing some other windy weather cohens blasting through fourteen celsius for tripoli mostly that just for the just nothing it's way a little a swiss temperatures not too bad in cairo highs here of twenty degrees. as venezuela is on the brink. with two men facing off for power. one of them self-proclaimed interim venezuelan leader one why don't. stew al-jazeera. well you know. some of it i like. well again this is al-jazeera a reminder of the main news this hour the u.s. president is predicting victo

. >> one shooting happened at a crowded bus stop in southeast. news 4's justin finch is live at headquarters with details on the shooting.ju justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at this point, we know that four men were shot andne elementary school-aged girl was injured, likely by broken glas a d.c. police commander in that area reports hearing between four and six shots fired. the scene, a bus stop at pennsylvania and minnesotaav ues in southeast, at the height of rush hour. when news 4 arrived at the scene, a bullet off of a bus stop on pennsylvania avenue in southeast. that area is roped o by police tape. detectives say between 20 and 30 people were at the plbus stop a the time when a man opened fire into that crowd. and when asked, if this could have been worse, here's what the police commander had to say. >> thi plus stop has about 20 people waiting to go home. it's unfair that someone would do ts kind of act with this many people at that location. >> reporter: we have four victims. four men that were shot. on girl that was injur

sunni group operating in southeast iran has claimed responsibility for the attack that happened on the road between the cities of the had done in kashmir the pakistan border an area where armed groups and drug smugglers frequently operate the four said in a statement that a suicide bomber in a vehicle laden with explosives drove into a bus that was carrying members of the gods while the editor in chief of the far as news agency. says the system by new just on provinces often under attack from armed groups including ones in neighboring pakistan iran is you know has warned pakistan and various occasions that these terrorist groups are you know they are center in southwestern pakistan and they are free to do you know to reorganize them restructure themselves and operate and they cross border attacks in iraq and skate into pakistan iran has at least on three separate occasions warn pakistan that if they don't deal with this problem they could you know stage an attack or the attack came as a u.s. sponsored two day conference is getting underway in poland on the security situation in the mid

it went down 30 miles southeast of bush international airport. the plane traveling from miami international to houston. the faa issued alert on the atlas air flight after it lost radio and radar contact. atlas air is a cargo operator. reports say there were three people on board. we'll have more on this developing story as we get it. meanwhile, there have been violent clashes in the streets of venezuela and the country's border today, as juan guaido vows to bring in trucks with aid, despite objections from disputed president nicolas maduro. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. guaido announced he's block -- maduro announced he's blocking the desperately needed aid from moving over the border. brian llenas has the latest now. >> reporter: there are at least two dead and 18 injured on the border between venezuela and brazil. according to a reputable nonprofit, that tracks violence in wednesda venezuela, private d gangs in support of nicolas maduro's regime opened fire on civilians,

in the southeast of the country that's according to state media. spain's opposition is urging prime minister pedro sanchez to call an early election after his government's budget was defeated in a key parliamentary coach bill failed after parties in catalonia refused to support it. and the future of the thai rak such a party which tries to make the thai king sr its candidate for prime minister is now in doubt the election commission has requested that the constitutional court binds the thai rak. in haiti at least five people have now died in daily anti-government protests which should be running for almost a week dozens of inmates have also broken out of jail as protest has stopped police from reaching the prison people i'm crazy about rising costs economic stagnation and corruption demonstrators want president juvenile voice to step down drop out of money. a man shot dead by police his body lying near the presidential palace as angry crowds gather in protest. hundreds have arrived from haiti's slums to the capital porter plants with a message for

low pressure getting snow to parts of southeast europe over the weekend. air from africa most of the place is fine. we start to bring in the airfrom africa and the canary to bring in the airfrom africa and the ca nary islands. to bring in the airfrom africa and the canary islands. still a lot of warmth for the time of year over the weekend. saturday could bring a bit of patchy rain towards northern ireland and western scotland. later. still the threat of some dense fog across parts of england over the weekend to start the day. many places will be dry and there will be someplace and sunshine around as well. that is your forecast. hello, you're watching newsday on bbc news. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines. the archbishop of mumbai admits that he could've handled allegations of sexual abuse better and faster, after a bbc investigation. this ahead of an historic vatican summit on abuse later on thursday. bangladesh dismisses suggestions that shamema begum might be allowed to enter the country, after britain removes her uk citizenship. ms begum says

a mild hermas that is roaring south southeast. it is making a cold morning. the highest this afternoon could reach the mid-60s. things should calm down and that does not mean you are completely done butis snow on the go and thus sierra added his tough traveling in the 50s and 60s for your tabs. we get a break thursday and fridsilicon valley with thousands of new homes, we will tell you about the proposal from google to build homes near the new headquarters. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 . google over the next decade plans to break ground on a project aimed at easing the housing projects. they went to build thousands of new homes in mountain view. there are details about the vision for >> rtaking shape in mountain view with a better idea what could surround that campus. division to transform north bay shower to at least two neighbors . the company plans to build 5700 new pumps. >> our plan addresses three of the most pressing issues facing mountain view in the region today, housing, affordability, traffic and sustainability expect google says housing will

there is potentialfor the rain to pep up a bit into the southeast corner during the latter stages of a bit of a mess the start of thursday as another front squeezes in and that could bring some snow the higher ground, perhaps during the early hours. so some early morning snow to clear away from the highlands. behind it, though, thursday should be a bright and breezy affair for many, and again that westerly wind driving in showers on those exposed west—facing coasts. but again, it will be a largely mild day, 5—10 degrees for the high. we see more of a significant change to the weather story as we move into friday. an area of low pressure will start to push in from the atlantic and you can see where that low, plenty of isobars and squeezed together, the winds are going to be a feature, especially on the southern flank of the low as it moves through. it will also bring some rain in, some quite heavy for a time, as it moves its way steadily north, particularly through northern ireland, northern england and scotland. as i say, on the southern flank, will see some strong winds, too. strong

here while the cloudy but some brightness to the best of the brightest will be down towards the southeast athens gets up to fourteen celsius just notice some wet weather there into the eastern side of the med for a time cyprus will see some right eclipse through as we go on through monday will be up in athens brought skies come back in behind to sixteen celsius their fifteen for rime and notice that disturbed weather coming in across the northwest tends to snow that around austria southern parts of germany to the north of that said other blustery day not quite as when they got stiff winds over the last i told non-self just for london and paris for a good ten degrees or so warmer than that across northern parts of africa and temperatures doing quite nice the analogy is that twenty degrees. in the fur thailand's of mesopotamia where the first settlements formed the cradle of civilization iraqi people who've depended on the tigris and euphrates for centuries can no longer make a living on rivers growing to the bible and pollution al-jazeera world reveals how the manmade decline of one of his

on the argentine side hundred seven millimeters but we just north of a plate now it's going to be southeast brazil you require that sees a heavy rain the next day or so north of all that you saw a figure from the river amazon itself for eighty minutes is typical of the showers in this part of northeastern brazil and back towards bolivia ecuador peru eighteen images the daily show site that's what you should get this time the year the heaviest stuff looks like getting even heavier as it runs up through southeast brazil even touches paragraph about how we get to late monday early tuesday and with the moving north of the sun the showers a blooming davey now coming up from colombia into panama and even costa rica this of course is a process you expect to continue more immediately we will see want to two showers is part of the world otherwise the caribbean is fine there are some big showers for cross the sun and mexico would only temporarily by monday they are probably gong or at least very rare and the problem in the u.s. still winter of course plenty has begun across the great lakes up into wa

at a thursday into friday, high pressure built more strongly across the southeast of the uk and not manyisobars on the chart so light winds and some fog developed, quite widespread possibly in the southeastern corner of the uk. could be quite dense and slow to clear but it will to leave some spells of sunshine. most places dry on friday and still that warm air moving across the country so temperatures 13—16 with the odd spot may be 17 or 18 degrees. into the weekend, high—pressure hold from across the continent where the system is trying to squash it from the atlantic and the squeeze the tube bringing ourairup the atlantic and the squeeze the tube bringing our air up from the south and maybe not as tropical a5 thursday and friday but that's to the weekend is still above average and for many places, it stay dry. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11pm. three conservative mp5 quit the party over the government's handling of brexit. today, theyjoined the new independent group on the other side of the commons. you win in politics when you are with a team, and in that team

it will be a south, southeast breeze.ome cold air is trapped right now, not only here but also in the syria. so we'll stir that atmosphere up a little bit. the snow level is going to go up. we had a lot of powdery snow up in the sierra. and now we'll get more of the heavier wet. the snow could get up to 3 to 5,000 feet. but that is one that almost have to almost by the hour here. and it will come back down on the weekend p light rain beginning to move closer from a warm sector to come in from the south, southwest. and the low is coming in from the hawaiian islands. 30s, 40s, we have 30s showing up here. so we have not warmed things up yet. it is a slow process. but 30s and 40s. but when the south wind starts to kick in, we'll get the air mass and that low and that low and it will be a wet pattern for about two days. and over the weekend, fast movers will drop our temperatures down again. so rain and wind and warm temperatures and colder on the weekend. >>> and award-winning musical appears in the bay area this weekend. th

snow coming in over the next couple of days this is the remainder of thursday down towards that southeast and cold of the desert southwest of course and that's going to make its way further east where it's slowly but surely it doesn't push too quickly but it makes its way across arizona easing up towards colorado more snow across the northern plains then we got this area a very wet weather down towards the southeast and cold mississippi seen some flooding rains recently and that wet weather pushes up towards kentucky towards tennis say more heavy downpours here as we go on through the next couple of days and she can see down this mostly spilling out of the rockies into the plains. a ton of money but up close more still to come here on al-jazeera including twenty five years and some shooting in the west bank we report on how the consequences are still unfolding. poking fun of politicians but will voters in some a goal when they elect a new leader. for the west indies cricket who's just themselves into the record books are in that stay with us. at the time it was the worst environmental dis

this is the slide for southeast health centre. sorry. moving on to the other community health centres. this is really focused on two clinics that's under the d.p.h. network. maxine hall i mentioned earlier, we've completed the design. we have approval, we are currently if the award phase for this project. we're hoping to start construction by summer of 2019. one of the risk factors for this project is the need to relocate the clinic during construction. after various rounds of discussion with department of public health and the community and the district supervisor, we've identified a location for the clinic. we're working towards the procurement of the trailers and to get that installed. the start of construction for the maxine hall building project depends on the temporary clinic being set up. just quickly on castro mission, that project is in design. we're intending to finish the design by 2nd quarter of 2019. and starting construction latter half of summer of 2019. kind of in summary, you can look at both southeast health centre and

euro .8% for southeast asia. 8% for southeast asia.rried about over bites signs, we talked about the currency markets. positivem, it is a correlation, about 0.4. as it pertains to the one -- yuan. longer-term strategists have pointed out, the world does not need the dollar to collapse. i would imagine the stronger currency doesn't help the case. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. someimitations of perhaps delusional moves. let's bring you more on our bloomberg school. the u.s. is asking china to keep the value stable. moveberg understands the aims to neutralize efforts to devalue currency to counter american tariffs. good morning. welcome to the show. do you think the chinese could swallow that in the negotiations? that is a key to them in this trade war. they can't match the u.s. on the trade side. they very effective when depreciate the currency. that puts them in a weak position. our guest in the previous our said in the trade war, the currency is not the thing to focus on. china is more focused on the domestic economy. does

you can get is east of waller road and we are half-mile from that right now, and that is 10 miles southeast of guerneville which is still inaccessible. in forestville, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> we have some good news with drier weather today and tomorrow which we desperately need, and especially in the north bay. it is good to see the north bay dry this morning which will continue today and tomorrow. with this rake in the rain the russian river will continue to receive. the river level is 44.61 feet and crested at 45.38 feet last night at 10:45 pm. it will continue to recede but stay above flood stage throughout the day today, finally dropping below flood stage at midnight tonight and the hi-def doppler wi a few spotty showers across the south bay, east foothills at 680 with a few showers. your weather headlines with a break from the rain, dry today. we are catching a little bit of sunshine with partly cloudy skies today. we start out sunny friday with clouds increasing tomorrow with this next weather system bringing another round of rain likely friday night into early saturday. we will time

a robust southeast breeze. atmospheric river is picking up. the wind is picking up to 40 miles for some. there is more rain on the way. the highest is to the north over the next five days with almost 5 inches of rain. santa cruz gasp number 3, you you can usually see the rule of thumb is you double, 50 to 64 the temperatures. >>> where would you like to start? >> i want to show people the east bay. we have slow traffic. we have 50 or even more incidences. chp is working. usually, we have 15 or 20 but now we have 50, more than double the amount of crashes and incidences because of trees and wires down. the bay bridge as a 30-minute wait at the toll plaza. traffic is super busy on all freeways. 880, crashes near high street and one near 98. this is what the freeway looks like. look at your tv. realized you may not want to use 880 north. bother to the freeway. viewer on 580, at lakeshore, it is slow because of the earlier accident. it is windy across the bay area bridges. southbound 101 him at that earlier accident. look at highway 4 that is a me

to be able to do those things that are important to represent the people i get to present in southeast louisiana. ofthere was a lot conversation about what this says. does this give you any paws about the rhetoric on your side of the aisle? >> after the shooting when i was , and you want to find out about what happened to the shot, officers that were and it is wonderful to be able to see them. the virginia police officers who were so heroic as well. you start finding out about the shooter, and what might have motivated him. look, the rhetoric, we can do a better job of toning down how we talk. more peopleou see calling out harsh rhetoric. things change completely? i'm sure everybody gets back to their old habits. at the same time, i think it is important that we pay attention to how we debate issues. we still should keep our same philosophies. we have disagreements with each other in the republican conference, believe it or not, we don't all agree with each other. a big debate over immigration, and that is getting resolved. there are still long-term issues there. the tax policy, you sa

but they ended their alliance due to differences caused by the growing financial crisis in southeast asia in one thousand nine hundred seven and off to abraham accuse the prime minister of corruption ever ham was sacked from the government the following year but he didn't go quietly and lead a series of protests against maha tears leadership abraham was eventually imprisoned on sodomy charges and released when the accusations were partially dismissed after his release he really entered politics and run against. who became the next prime minister and the move seen by many as politically motivated abraham was once again jailed on sodomy charges but after international condemnations he received a role pardon from the malaysian king and was released from prison inmate twenty eighteen having now become an opposition leader in the process. in between his jail terms abraham began campaigning for an opposition party formally headed by his wife the people's justice party the party is reformist agenda gained a lot of popularity amongst the public after being pardoned and released. and his once

heading out of the bay area, showers windy at sfo, wind gusts 30 miles per hour out of the southeast. in seattle, cloudy. in new york, 44 degrees. tonight, lows 40s, showers continue. same for sunday. in the extended forecast which for some reason is not appearing here, i'll get on that. in the meantime, expect things to be unsettled right through tuesday and then the latter half of the week looks dry. we'll have more at 6:00 tonight. >>> lots of room on the super bowl gravy train especially with this unprecedented meeting of bay area born opposing quarterbacks. oh, and was it a surprise what happened over in miraga when home standing st. mary's basketball attempted to pump the brakes on the usf dons runaway season! at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a mont

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across the southeast with some spots of rain but that is where the mildest air will be overnight withather, parts of the midlands and northeast areas of scotland where we have some hazy sunshine though the rain may well pull us back to the southeast of england and showers perhaps emerging together to get plenty of spells of rain and now some uncertainty with the forecast through wednesday night and the uncertainty is how close these weather fronts get. if they stay apart will they are looking at for thursday as we will have a spell of wet weather pushing its way eastwards a ci’oss wet weather pushing its way eastwards across the country and it will be quite windy but it will clear it followed by sunshine and showers more frequent to across western areas. areas of six or 7 degrees in the north and eight to 10 degrees in the north and eight to 10 degrees and miles. we might get a zone of stronger winds across southwest england wednesday night but then the low pressure will deepen out towards the north sea and will get a swathe of strong winds and that is just something to bear in mind a

the final effluent is the product of the southeast plant's treatment. booster pump station pumped approximately 50 to 60 million gallons a day and approximately 110 to 100 million gallons a day per peak. it pressures it through a pair of forced mains, both of which combine into a single pipeline on the northern shore of yslais creek. on october 28, 2018, sfpuc staff discovered a leak from yslais creek crossing. the 46-inch main was confirmed to be the leaking. what are the risks of the leaking pipe? the continuing operation of the leaking 36-inch pipe represents a noncompliance under the southeast water pollution control plant's national pollutant discharge commitmented. in addition, [inaudible] >> on october 22, sfpuc declared an emergency under san francisco administrative code 6.60. sfpuc manager revised the emergency declaration on september 26, 2018 to include authorization under both chapter 6.60 and chapter 21.15 with an increased anticipated not to exceed value of $5 million. giving -- i'd like to give a brought overview of the emergency bypass

and is southeast asia's largest financial center. property prices are astronomic one square meter costs as much as two hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars despite this two hundred fifty thousand people live in squalid conditions the u.n. describes as an affront to human dignity. obama. i guess the source international one is kevin knowing good morning chicago's chief of police has lashed out at just who smile at the former star of the t.v. show empire who's accused of staging an attack against himself saying it's something personal mr johnson promises more evidence the smell of his guilty of a criminal act meantime the media continues discussing the story caleb maupin looks at how they're handling the case. the police seem pretty sure that just the small that faked a hate crime against himself now his career is on the rocks and the reaction of the public has gone from in some cases disappointment and in other cases outright disgust but there's another scandal here how the media reacted to his claims to trump supporters just go huntin

that is the ladies from southeast d.c. community of hope back into you. >> thanks. now but3 degrees right we have had all of our attention really focused on the weekend se we've's to come bec got multiple chances for snow coming up. >> it's so interesting if you follow the forecast, as we get closer to an event with the weather forecast, we'll always have a better idea just because the storm's more developed, the models are so much more accurate at that point. few days a it looked like we had the chance for impressive snow both saturday sndday and my oh, my how things have changed. the chance for some snow still in the forecast on saturday. sunday, yeah, not so mu w. t to show you what i'm talking about with future weather. this is just one computer model. i really like the output right now. friday evening you're heading out to dinner maybe an isolated shower, can't rule that out but most of us will be dry. n it until really late friday, early saturday morning that we'll see rn and snow showers move into the area and the event on saturday is lookine just l rain and

may take a long time to clear through the morning, it could even hold on to 1—2 spots across the southeastfeel very warm indeed for the time of year. quite windy across the far northwest corner, generally 13—15dc, a few spots 17—18dc. high—pressure still with us as we head into the weekend, bringing southerly winds. these weather fronts always try to encroach from the atlantic, it will bring more clouds and outbreaks of rain to northern ireland and western scotland, have your bursts with wind. eastern scotland for most of england and wales away from the west, another fine day with hazy sunshine after mist and fog clears away again. extremely mild 14—15dc, 16-17dc. mr away again. extremely mild 14—15dc, 16—17dc. mr frog to start off, dust mist and 16—17dc. mr frog to start off, dust mistand fog... 16—17dc. mr frog to start off, dust mist and fog... the west country where it will be breezy, and temperatures just a degree or so down the board, looking at 12—13dc, the odd spot 14—15dc across the southeast. into next week, this area of high—pressure still dominating the weather, trying keep the

. >> reporter: and still more damage over in southeast d.c.here a tree toppled into this home on high view terrace. luckily no one w hurt. and back inr takoma park, owners tell us they learned a value lesson. >> park in mymriveway f now on instead of all the street. >> reporter: he tells me hepl ans to talk to the city about getting more of the trees in this area taken down. he tells me he wants to keep himself, his famil and his neighbors safe. like inom tpark, aimee cho news4. >>>hank yo >>> let's look live outside our studios here in northwest washington. look at the flag, you can tell, the wind is whipping out there. stay ahead of any potentially dangerous weather with our nbc washington app. it's free and we'll send you breaking alerts when we're not on theair. >>> we are watching developments in chicago where singer r. tlly could p bail in his sexual abuse case. he pleaded not guilty to charges against him after spending the weekend in jail. he'sharged with sex abuse involving four victims, three of themmi nors. a lawyer for two of the v