lemonis: ...southern culture will be cooked. honestly, that's [bleep] up. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not gonna wake up every morning, wondering if we have a job. we're gonna wake up every morning, wondering how many jobs we have to do. it's not always pretty. everything's gonna change. everything. but i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this... -let's go to work. -...is "the profit." ♪ erica: hey, leyton, it's erica over at southern culture. how are you? lemonis: in 2012, erica barrett launched southern culture artisan foods, a line of all-natural packaged food mixes, based in atlanta, georgia. erica: you and quinn are gonna be working on grits. original grits, and then we need some truffle and sea salt, as well. lemonis: it had started as a side business, but as word of mouth spread, and the product offering expanded, from pancake and waffle mixes to bacon rub and grits... erica: write down what you guys produced. that way, i can put it into inventory. woman: yes, ma'am. lemonis: ...

the saudis back had put their allies the united arab emirates have thrown their weight behind the southern separatists. it's complicated yemen is deeply divided with several groups fighting for control who the rebels have been battling the government for years in two thousand and fourteen they took control of the capital sana'a in the country's north the internationally recognized government is backed by the air power of the saudi led coalition and up until this week it ruled from the port city of aden but that's now in the hands of a third faction southern separatists supported by the united arab emirates south yemen was an independent country until one nine hundred ninety and nationalist sentiment remains strong al qaeda and other armed groups are also active in the region holding pockets of territory in the north and the south secure closer look at the separatists well they're loyal to the southern transitional council s.t.c. and want the restoration of an independent south the s.t.c. was formed in may last year by a former governor of aden i don't. have been ousted by the government ov

crackdown on the opposition the many government and secessionists have swapped prisoners in the southern port city of aden session his forces backed by the control of aden from the government on tuesday after several days of fighting dozens have been killed and injured in the unrest and aid groups have suspended operations in. russia has dismissed evidence from the u.s. and u.n. that iran supplied missiles to yemen's who the rebels pressured rather says it was inconclusive and would reject any bit to sanction tehran those are your headlines keep it here on al-jazeera inside story is next. there the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one. is giving them a home when you speak of the children growing up with their parents behind bars at this time when i was in iran. yemen has further split with aid and under the control of saddam separatists the internationally recognized government is confined to the presidential palace so how does that complicate the sound he led war against to fuel rebels and is yemen on the way to inevitable partition this is inside story . hel

here is the southern manifesto, or a draft of the southern manifesto, which several southern senators signed on to. they gave remarks on the senate floor, basically opposing brown versus the board of education and the federal integration into school desegregation. said theynators weren't necessarily opposed to racial equality or school integration but their stance was, as many of us are before, basis, atates rights states rights opposition to it. they didn't think the federal government of the supreme court should be the ones forcing immigration. senator fulbright signed the southern manifesto and throughout his career, particularly in the 1960's, he became very well thought of and revered for his stances against the vietnam war, and this would don't him later in his career. after he left the senate, it was something his career would be stained by, his opposition to full integration early on. he was he u.s. senator from arkansas, and the state of arkansas does have a unique distinction in that several of our smaller school districts embraced integration right after 1954 and brown v. b

and cloud cover is now associated in southern california.nning on spring training activities, things have changed big time. a lot of cloud cover and rain. phoenix and scottsdale, cool to nice temps. and the system down there will not impact us. 30s, 40s, and 50s on the temps. 33 in lakeport. and this is all breeze driven. if you don't have a breeze you're probably in the 30s. there are some 40s and 30s on the coast. and one observation, santa cruz, 39. watsonville is 38. and marina is

and cloud cover is now associated in southern california. and if you're planning on spring training activities, things have changed big time. a lot of cloud cover and rain. phoenix and scottsdale, cool to nice temps. and the system down there will not impact us. 30s, 40s, and 50s on the temps. 33 in lakeport. and this is all breeze driven. if you don't have a breeze you're probably in the 30s. there are some 40s and 30s on the coast. and one observation, santa cruz, 39. watsonville is 38. and marina is 39. monterey is showing 40. it's cool for some, even on the coast. a mix of sun, clouds, and showers. for us, sunny but breezy. >>> what were you doing? >> talking to kevin. >> and telling him to focus on? >> he's moving one of the cameras for me. >> do you want to do that? >> he's doing that. >>> let's take a look at the commute. as you were driving to the macarthur maze. yes, i'm actually working. this is a look at the macarthur maze. i'm not just sitting here looking pretty. okay. i heard that. traffic is backed up for a 25- minute delay fr

byrnes, like roosevelt, loathed the source of southern power. we have, in south carolina, in political discussions, devoted too much time to racial language and i am cleaning that up. he used saltier languages. and little time to those matters which affect the welfare and happiness of the men women and children in this state. in the heart of each of us there is prejudice but i have little respect for a man who knows better and for political gains is willing to appeal to that which is worst in men rather than what is best in men. during his short stay on the court, justice byrnes showed this was not merely rhetorical. he vindicated fdr's faith that the new deal could hold the north and south together. two of justice byrnes' majority opinions reveal the promise of a new political state which might eventually ameliorate the stubborn tumor of racial prejudice. in the 1941 case of edwards v california, which upheld the right of individuals to travel freely from one state to another, byrnes addressed the new deal aspiration for a new sense of national

one is getting rain to southern california.it is partly cloudy -- partly cloudy. >>> let's talk olympics pick another gold medal at the winter olympics in south korea. this time, shaun white, the star snow boarder won the gold. the man they call the flying tomato one his third career gold medal. it is redemption for sean, since he missed out on gold in 2014. his score was 97.75. that close to 100. he becomes the first american man to win gold medals at three separate winter olympic games. that brings the u.s. total medal count to seven, including four gold medals. for the first time, germany is at the top of the board. a total of 12, including seven gold medals. the netherlands and norway each have 11. canada ranks number four with 10 medals. >>> the sharks may have lost more than a game when they hosted the coyotes. the game was tied at 1-1 in the first period. they lost a player who left with what appeared to be an injury to his right shoulder or hand. in the second, the coyotes scored again. the head coach says the team will

so, right here, is the southern manifesto, or draft of the southern manifesto, which several different senators signed on to gave remarks on the senate floor, basically opposing brown vs. board of education, and the federal intervention into school segregation in the south. several of the senators would have said on a personal level they weren't opposed to racial equality or school integration, but that their stance was, as many of us have heard before, it's a states rights approach, states rights opposition. didn't think the federal government or supreme court should be forcing integration. senator fulbright signed on to the southern machine fess stow and throughout his keir next 1960s, as he became very well thought of and revered for his stances against things like the vietnam war, this would dog him hater in his career. after he left the senate, it's something his career would be stained by. his opposition to full integration early on. he was a u.s. senator from arkansas. and the state of arkansas does have a unique distinction in that some of our smaller school districts embraced

all the active weather will be in southern california and arizona. we see 60s here. and temperatures with an offshore breeze might warm up briefly. tomorrow we get a few clouds, and it looks warmer going towards the end of the week and most of the weekend. i would hang onto cool here for a while, guys. >>> california high school in san ramon decided to no longer include the national anthem as part of pep rallies. they are citing racial controversy. do you agree with that decision to remove the national anthem from school events? let us know what you think by voting on the twitter page. and you can comment on the ktvu facebook page as well. >>> 19 minutes after 4:00. and the future of linebacker reuben foster could be in doubt. >>> and uber is setting limits on drivers to try to increase safety. the efforts to make sure that drivers are getting enough rest between their shifts. she was falling farther homeworand farther behind.ttle. we thought if we pushed harder.... but pushing harder didn't work.. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. at sylvan, our certified

this is deja vu news wire from berlin separatists in southern yemen on. are on the advance against government forces dozens of died as they seize control of these are teaching port city. how are people coping with this escalating conflict we'll have a report from inside the war torn country also coming up. ahead of the f.b.i. clashes with president trump over a controversy over memo due to be released today by the white house republicans say the document shows and bias in the justice department democrats say it has been doctored. also on the show getting ready for takeoff german astronaut alexander gas goes through the final preparations for his next mission into space a reporter caught up with him before blastoff. i'm brian thomas a warm welcome to the show separatist forces in yemen have surrounded the presidential palace in the southern port city of aden high ranking government ministers are inside that building it's another blow for yemen's internationally recognized government for three years it has been battling who the rebels backed by iran the eme

the frida kahlo museum is in the pretty southern suburb of coyoacan.ere the artist was born and lived alongside her husband, diego rivera. inside you'll find collections of work from both of them. some rooms have been left in the same state they were in when the house became a museum in the 1950s. our tip is to get there early to beat the long queues. this is an incredibly popular attraction. the same advice goes for chapultepec castle. it gets crowded in the high season but is well worth a look. the beautiful 18th—century building started life as a retreat for aztec rulers and sits in the world's largest urban park. and while you're there, check out the voladores, a mesoamerican ceremony in which four orfive men perform suspended from the top of a 30 metre pole. and xochimilco is the unesco listed canal district a short distance outside the city. rent a colourful trajinera boat and take in the gardens and wildlife. on saturday the place comes alive and becomes kind of a floating party district. it's quite a sight. one weird highlight is the island of

where is the low now in in southern california. and it's pumping in a lot of moisture and cloud cover for arizona which needs the rain as well. so not a lot. but they'll finally get some rain in southern california and arizona. north at vacaville. gusts to 26 and davis gusting to 21. eastern solano and contra costa county going to be a windy, gusty day. not as much towards the peninsula. and an east wind at sfo to 14. 37 in lakeport. 44 in san jose. and there are low 50s and a lot manufacture 40s. 49 at the oakland airport. and plenty around gilroy and morgan hill. and it's close around santa cruz. and low to mid-30s in the santa cruz mountains. cupertino on observation says 32. and campbell, 36. if you get a breeze it's in the 40s or 30s. and some 30s around watsonville. and carmel is a cold 41. another observation, santa cruz shows 40. quite cold along the coast. the low in southern california though, high pressure to the north will keep the breeze going. it will be sunny and nice. just not very warm. a little weak system on wedn

gilroy, on the way to monterey, and towards southern california. look at the system rotating around. and this will call all sorts of issues. a quarter of an inch causes problems in l.a. 30s and 40s on the temps. santa rosa is 37. sunnyvale is also in there. the breeze is holding up many of the temps. i've seen gusts in napa county. tiburon, winds sore at 39. 42 bodega bay. eastern solano, contra costa county. clear to mostly sunny today. and tomorrow we'll increase the clouds and the system is going to be a deep cold system that sets up off the oregon, california coast and parks it there. and there'll be a series of systems all the way to saturday. and the best rain producer since maybe january 8th of november 16th. and it's a huge deal for the sierra. and they'll measure snow in feet by the time we get to the weekend. mostly sunny, breezy to windy. we get a break today, good air quality. and cold with the breeze kicking in. and tomorrow we increase the clouds, and off and on rain thursday, friday, to saturday. >> all right, steve. >>> you told us

significant snow already falling in the southern uplands.lations will continue. gale force winds right across the board. 40- 50 force winds right across the board. 40— 50 miles per hour. 60— 70 in the strongest points across northern wales, north—west england, and eastern england. a cold night. icy in the north. sunday morning, losing the gales from the east of the country. blustery. coming in from the north—west. feeling colder. wildly in single figures. snow showers in western scotland, northern ireland, west england. a few showers from time to time. the blue is with us on monday with wind from the atlantic. showers. monday, not looking bad. good spells of sunshine. some wintry showers, mainly in the north and west. feeling cold. temperatures, 5—8. this weather front in the west will make inroads on monday night. initially of rain. after it bumps into the cold air, snow. certainly in central and southern scotland and the pennines. as the rain band pleasing enter the north sea, skies brightening up. cold air, sunshine and wintry showers. te

for southern california today. a good line already went through l.a. palo alto, sunnyvale, upper 30s.

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southern kemah has its own country amazonian if you're in cameroon connected with a hash tag. you with the news grid live on air and streaming online through huge of facebook live and al-jazeera dot com and while the prevailing theory on north korea has been to pile on the sanctions in response to its nuclear program we may have the proof this saturday that sanctions don't work the united nations says north korea is violating international sanctions with in its words rampant illicit activities to the point where it's apparently made two hundred million dollars from illegal trading with other countries the u.n. group investigating the breaches says pyongyang made that money last year by exporting banned commodities around the world and not just that investigators say they have evidence pyongyang helped syria develop its chemical weapons and provided me an mar with ballistic missiles the report also shows the north used fake documents to continue shipping banned commodities like iron and steel and also shipped coal to russia china south korea malaysia and vietnam those countries

as the trough and associated mid/upper level low slows over central and southern california late sunday, chances increase for shower development from the santa cruz mountains southward, especially as the air mass cools aloft. this is being depicted by many of the high resolution models including the local wrf. meanwhile, dry conditions are more likely for the northern portion of the region as moisture will be limited. with this said, widespread beneficial rainfall is not likely. snow levels are also forecast to lower to below 3,500 feet early monday into monday night with the potential for some light snow showers over the highest peaks across the central coast.the mid/upper level low is then forecast to shift off of the southern california coast by late tuesday or wednesday, brining and end to any shower activity across our region. there do remain some differences in the medium range models on the exact timing of this system so the forecast is subject to change in the coming days. warming and drying conditions are then likely late next week as the aforementioned trough shifts inland and

total southern bay front would be absolutely wonderful. >> thank you. >> anyone else? >> director forbes, we talked about having a periodic financial review. is that coming up on the calendar? >> yes. we're moving into budget, which will be on -- in february , two meetings, and then, we'll have a financial review in march. is that right, katey? >> yes. yes. we'll put it on the forward calendar. >> financial situations, it's looking good, but i think we should celebrate that and understand the challenges. >> okay. thank you. >> any other new business? >> i would like to -- >> no, no, go ahead. >> no, no, i don't have -- >> i just wanted to thank my felly commissioners who were coughing on either siwere -- fellow commissioners who were coughing on or the side of me -- on either side of me. so i would just like to thank my wonderful commissioners for joining me today. can i have a motion to adjourn? >> motion. >> all in favor? >> meeting adjourned.

they are getting rain in southern california. the snow though for us, the rain has been as you mow dismal. it is even worse for the sierra snow. this is the amount of snow to water equivalent for the northern sierra. trinity county. 18% of normal. central sere a tahoe, 25% with a water equifflation of 5 -- water equivalence of 5.6. last year there was 4.8 inches of snow water equivalent. today there is 4.4. that's not right. but it looks like we will get snow. there are a series of lows coming in. they are taking it over a land trajectory instead of water. they get a quick shot of snow to the sierra. a better opportunity on it looks like monday for decent snow. the lows do dive south and giving southern california and even arizona rain. in the next ten days, they will go over water which would help us get rain. until there, a lot of cold air. 30s and 40s on the temps. here is a system to the north. there is a mix towards mendocino and lake county. by the time it arrives here, it will just be cloud cover. rain down in southern cal

there will be rain for southern california and a cool pattern for southern nevada and into arizona.ol here going forward. 40s and 50s on your temperatures. gilroy, 36. i did see one observation, scotts valley, 29. 40s around san jose. they did make it to 30. not as blustery as it was. we have clear skies and a little rain has made it into southern california. a lot of show and not much go out in the desert and into phoenix. if you're going to spring training, be advised that temperatures will be held in check. a big change for them. 7 degrees, in truckee. i temperatures will drop and it will be a cool one. the trend is for another weak system on wednesday. on thursday, nicer conditions. sunday and monday the next system drops in and it looks good for the sierra. >> thank you, steve. >>> keeping children near -- safe near schools in oakland. a dangerous intersection near two elementary schools. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they

sheriffs and these southern judges and these all-white juries. can just get thurgood marshall. jose anderson: thurgood's coming! thurgood's coming! people would get excited. the tall elegant well-dressed marshall would swoop in to town. justice kagan: he was arguing to the supreme court one day and then he would go down to mississippi or alabama. to do, you know, this top top quality legal work, at the same time as you were in fear for your very life is something i can't imagine. narrator: during the 1930s, many teacher pay cases were won, but southern states had found dozens of ways to circumvent the legal attack on plessy in the schools. and the fight had put many african- americans at risk of losing their homes, jobs, and even their lives. as they became disenchanted and weary, many were asking if it was all wort h it. kim crenshaw: people, who were largely poor, and who have no reason to believe that worshipping the god of law was actually going to benefit them. how are you going to persuade them that this is something that they should believ

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border israel's military blame some mosques carried out air strikes on a number of sites in the southern gaza strip ensuring two people the border area has been seen rather an increase in violence since the president's decision to recognize israel's capital but the future today's incident on the gaza strip border was severe we were responding appropriately i send my wishes for a quick recovery to the wounded. that has more from us for a song. israel has carried out what it calls a large scale attack on hamas targets within gaza this is in response to what happened earlier on saturday when those an explosion seems an explosive device left at the border fence two israeli soldiers seriously wounded two more moderately wounded in that explosion so israel responding with targeted strikes it said on six separate hamas targets within gaza choosing at them from the air. and a tunnel which they said was being dug towards israeli territory two military compounds within those six targets in total there was also rocket fired out of gaza which struck a civilian home it israel no injuries reported fro

so right here is the southern manifesto, which several different southern senators signed on to. they gave remarks on the senate floor opposing brown v. board of education and the federal intervention into school segregation in the south. several of the senators would have said i personal level they were necessarily opposed to racial equality or school integration but their stance was as many of us have heard before, estate right approach and opposition to it. they didn't think the federal government should be the one forcing integration. he did sign the southern manifesto and throughout his career, particularly later in the 1980s as he became very well thought of for stances against things like the vietnam war, and after he left the senate was something his career would be saved by, his opposition early on. he was the u.s. senator from arkansas in the state of arkansas does have a unique distinction and that several more smaller school districts embraced immigration right after 1964, but as of 1957, 1958, the state had come to an understanding. the conservative democratic party

this is deja vu news of live from berlin the separatists push towards a corner in southern yemen against government forces and dozens have died as they seize control of the strategic chord city aden how are people coping with this escalating conflict want to report from inside this war torn country also coming up . the head of the f.b.i. clashes with president trump over a controversy on memo due to be released today by the white house republicans say the document shows anti trump bias in the justice department democrats say the documents been doctored. also on the show the far right loves to make its mark in german politics lawmakers from the country's populace alternative for germany pick up some key positions in the new parliament could they steer german politics either way. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show suffers forces in yemen have surrounded the presidential palace in the southern port city of aden high ranking government ministers are inside that building this is another blow for yemen's internationally recognized government for three years it has been battling who's the reb

a possibility of rain in southern california. we will start in southern california and see if we get some up here too. a lot of 70s here, these are way above average. . >> we could at least use that, yesterday was darn hot. >>> from a celebration of russian culture to the lunar new year's there is a lot to celebrate this weekend. . >> we have the list of events in our weekend watch. >> reporter: heading into the weekend, and here are a few events happening around the bay. baseball season is fast approaching. you will find giant fan fest at at&t park. take a trip to russia without leaving the bay area at the 30th annual russian festival. a celebration of blue, dance, music and art. this happens friday through sunday. want to experience the vibrant traditions of the chinese new year ? the annual street there is a great opportunity to emerge yourself in the sights and sounds of chinese culture. it's going on this saturday in chinatown. or head to the south bay for the lunar new year celebration. there will be art making, cultural de

so it's going to be a while before we totally dry out in southern parts of our area. you can see the dry area in western pennsylvania that is slowly pushing eastward. it's going to take a while. the amounts of rain over the weekend were really focused on delaware and south jersey as we have been predicting for many days now. this is the radar estimates and of course these brighter colors, the reds indicating where the heavier rain is, we had radar estimates of four to five inches in parts of kent county. and also in cumberland county and new jersey, 3.7 and parts of burlington county, too, 1 to 2 inches around the philadelphia area. right now we're seeing a northwest flow that's trying to dry us out but not real quickly. it's 40 degrees in reading and 42 in philadelphia and 44 in dover. and we do have wind of course and 21 degrees colder in dover right now than it was this time yesterday. 11 degrees colder in philadelphia. 16 degrees colder in vineland. and the wind, sustained at 10 to 15 miles an hour and it's gusting over 20. and we're still above freezing though. e

and so the southern bay front framework really looks to support this transportation in four ways. first through site design that supports transit, walking and biking biking as primary modes, not to mention how sites relate and connect to their surrounding neighborhoods. second is robust transportation demand management programs focused on meeting targets to support future site users in getting to where they need to go. the third is something we expect from every project, which is to mitigate the impact on the transportation system, and the fourth is investment of transportation fees to support the surrounding -- that growth and the surrounding neighborhoods that already exist, so now i'm going to invite fran weld from the giants to give you an overview of the project. thanks, fran. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. miss weld. >> thank you, carly. we've been working with the port community leaders and many different city agencies for close to ten years on envisioning what the future of this part of the central waterfront will be. as you know, it's a surface parking lot today, locate

by the time precipitation chances tapper off late monday or early tuesday in southern monterey countyorm total qpf will range from little/none (for many locations) upward an inch (mainly for the higher elevations of monterey and san benito counties). some elevations could see locally higher this low will be a slow-mover and will gradually retrograde back offshore along the southern by tuesday or wednesday. as for the san area, temperatures will remain rather seasonal for early/middle temperatures upper 50s to middle 60s. warming can be expected for the week as the ejects eastward into the north american continent (jrstone) coming up... what to expect from trump's infrastructure plan. (justine) then... a shirtless man shuts down a runway at l.a.x. for several hours. (jrstone) what the trump administration is saying about the abuse allegations against white house aide rob porter. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to

hemisphere and one for the southern hemisphere and one for the southern hemisphere and one for the northernlking and i'm staggered at how much planning you have to do. 0nce staggered at how much planning you have to do. once you have decided, 01’ have to do. once you have decided, or the organisation, has decided which strains of the virus you will tackle, you have a lot of work to do before it hits the market. it is quite a challenge. as you know, there was snow on the ground here in london, we are in the middle of a serious winter. we have been manufacturing for several weeks now. this will take us into the next northern hemisphere winter.! months from now? yes, the world health organisation directs free agencies on which virus strains are to be manufactured, and they made the decision on friday. this year has been really bad around the world for those suffering from flu and the number of deaths. why is that? is it because the vaccines are wrong, or because the vaccines are wrong, or because it is a wily foe, as you said? influencer is a pretty -- influenza is a pretty serious disease. ar

starting to see some slightly warmer weather slightly bowed weather coming in across central and southern parts of china over the next day or so six hours is the high and shanghai that could fall away to twelve celsius there for hong kong on friday it will be thrice similar values fifteen as we go on through saturday hope through the window easing off the tops and feeding off quite as nippy one celsius same shanghai so sunny on the cool side here charles has some showers there into the philippines as we go on through the next couple of days also a possibility of some showers just around central and southern parts of vietnam the usual scattering of down to the date apples across much of southeast asia i suspect the more organized ones will be across indonesia but even the western parts of borneo because the some shop showers long spells of five forty five as is the case to just around singapore kuala lumpur will see some showers thirty one thirty two degrees celsius the temperature is about where they should be we'll see similar temperatures to went to us for over the next day or so still

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the other out of southern california. they come together.nd when they do come together, this is what's going to produce the snow. a lot of energy that's going to be formed at the last minute. watch the numbers. we're going to be in the 40s tonight. rain moves out. we start in the 50s tomorrow. make it to the 60s by tomorrow afternoon. we hang in the 60s with more rain tomorrow night and into friday. still hanging onto the 60s. here comes that first cold front. we're below freezing. temperatures are chilly. here comes that system that merged out in the west. it's starting as rain and switching over to snow. saturday afternoon. saturday night could get accumulating snow. could see snow across the southern half of delaware and along the jersey shore. then out of here by sunday morning. if you don't want a shovel, and there may be a little shoveling. still too early to tell about the totals. looks like some rain moving through on monday and that may wash a lot of it out because temperatures will be on the rise. follow it all with our app. downlo

parts of vietnam certainly a flooding situation here for central and southern parts of the philippines and it will gradually make its way further west was for much of southeast asia it doesn't look too bad actually largely fine and dry there into thailand bangkok thirty four cells just want to see showers there on the peninsula kuala lumpur and singapore seeing a few showers in the heat of the day the west the weather will be across those southern areas we see more heavy rain coming back into job jakarta looking particularly disturbed the flooding continues here twenty nine which is where you go by thursday you can see the wet weather just making its way away from the philippines and heading towards china plenty of wet weather continue across northern parts of australia the violent storms still running away rumbling away there just around darwin seventy four millimeters of rain in the past twenty four hours the showers longer spells of rain remain here in the next twenty four hours or so but hot to the east. airborne vehicles harvesting every pick you take everything you make it to eve

and the prime minister sided heidi both leaders spoke of the need to maintain calm on lebanon's southern border with israel who want to move to a state of permanent ceasefire but israel daily violation of our sovereignty in the process as does israel is collating and rhetoric this needs to stop lebanon's southern border is the calmest border in the middle east and i security service and to help keep it that way let's put this in perspective and speak to. me he's the director of communications at the carnegie middle east center in beirut and that is where he's joining us from thanks for speaking to us what was the takeaway message for you from tillerson visit to beirut his meetings as well as that press conference that he held with saddam heidi. yes i mean the he calmed down fears in beirut of potential cut down of all u.s. support to the lebanese as you sions and there has been lots of talk about sort of making hezbollah equal or equivalent to lebanon's a students including the army of the body's own forces this has been how these have been happening in white wing circles around the u.s.

we will have some cloud of time across southern areas but elsewhere we will be back in the blue withy at brightening up with nice sunshine around for many. more in the way of cloud through the day at times, wales, midland and southern england with sunny skies further north. by this stage the wind are light everywhere and you get some sunshine it will not feel too bad, but this temperatures will be around 7—8 degrees also. some weather system threatened the coming from the north—west and bring back the sort of weather that we have been seen but they will be held at bay by the blocking area of high pressure could thursday and friday will still be drier. temperatures reaching perhaps 13 degrees at the beginning of the week and that mild start will turn chilly, particularly at night but it is becoming dry. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: marching for their lives. survivors of the florida school shooting say they'll take their gun control campaign to washington. israel and iran trade insults and

europe, and in some bits of southern europe, we are seeing it in london.rry to us. this could be, if it continues, where we get these episodes of a warmer arctic winter, we will keep getting these blizzards that we see in northern europe. that is what the piece is saying. clearly something is happening with the polar vortex. the question is it is clearly a battle between the scientists, is it global warming or a natural phenomenon. but we don't want a warmer arctic. there are implications for food production and other issues for living. somebody said this was a return to normal winter. that there is nothing normal about this. it is connected to the polar vortex. this is the world's first plastic free supermarket unveiled in the netherlands. more than 700 products and out without any plastic packaging. everything is covered in plastic. when we were growing up, our parents would come back with groceries in brown paper bags. is that what we are going back to? it is plastic fantastic or not so fantastic. i would welcome, i'm sure we all would, not being deluge

as the trough and associated mid/upper level low slows over central and southern california late sunday, chances increase for shower development from the santa cruz mountains southward, especially as the air mass cools aloft. this is being depicted by many of the high resolution models including the local wrf. meanwhile, dry conditions are more likely for the northern portion of the region as moisture will be limited. with this said, widespread beneficial rainfall is not likely. snow levels are also forecast to lower to below 3,500 feet early monday into monday night with the potential for some light snow showers over the highest peaks across the central coast.the mid/upper level low is then forecast to shift off of the southern california coast by late tuesday or wednesday, brining and end to any shower activity across our region. there do remain some differences in the medium range models on the exact timing of this system so the forecast is subject to change in the coming days. warming and drying conditions are then likely late next week as the aforementioned trough shifts inland and

greece and italy we've been hearing a lot about the some of the banks in the europe especially in southern europe. not hearing much from them anymore as everything's safe now no not at all i mean we heard a lot from italian banks last year i mean one deposit the sienna and the toxic credits and essence in its balance sheets so this is still an outcome out of the financial crisis from two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight and it's not been solved in southern europe why has it not been solved it because i mean take take the basel agreements on soaring death caps in the balance sheets not been solved as a structural reforms have not been solved and on the other hand obviously the banks scrutinise and squeeze by new problems take the fin text the bitcoin situation the out coins so the entire digitization issue in banks so business models are not yet there i mean take your bank's last week's announcement so you don't really see a new business model for these banks in particular in southern europe advice really sleeping on these new trends on on on bitcoin on you mentioned fin take.

the yemeni government and the session is have swapped prisoners in the southern port city of aden the government's headquarters were taken over during three days of fighting in the city dozens of people have been killed in this battle between the southern council secessionists and government forces russia's dismissed us and un supplied evidence that iran was the one supplying missiles to yemen's hooty rebels russia says it is inconclusive and that it would oppose any bid to put sanctions on tehran russia's ambassador to the un vasoline the bends argued missiles used by the rebels may have been shipped to yemen before an arms embargo was imposed in twenty fifteen. the associated press news agency has released video it says confirms reports of a massacre of range of muslims in may and last month earlier this month the main man military confirmed the killing of ten range of muslims whose bodies were found in a mass grave the a.p. says the video appears to show the bodies of half buried men its investigation suggests more than five mass graves have been found but a massacre took place and