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st. george road and to the west san francisco. the sunset now, looking at drier conditions where downtown san francisco 280 and the bay view, a few scattered showers. heavier rain towards la honda. highway 1, and in the hills, east of fremont, some heavier rain. into the south bay, scattered showers where showers will linger throughout the day, the higher elevations may be a quarter of an inch left of the system and we have some snow in the mountains where temperatures are in the lower 30s. our winter storm warning still in effect until about 12:00, 1:00, through the southern sierra picking up anywhere from 2 to 8 inches in the lake tahoe area. looking at this s andally the colder air behind the cold front allowing for that rain to switch on over asook at our storm impact scale today, it is a 1, with scattered showers, best chance right now, throughout about 10:00, 11:00, and we'll begin to see the system wind down with most of the rain ending from north to south and hanging on around the santa cruz mountains. it is 55 in hayward,

good morning from st george's hall in windsor castle. the weather outside is rather wet.r throughout the programme. it's thursday 19th december. our top story. donald trump has been impeached over allegations that he abused his power for personal gain. it means he will now face trial in the senate, where he could — potentially — be removed from office. he's just the third president in history to be impeached as our north america correspondent peter bowes reports article one is adopted. and with that, donald trump and the history books as the third us president to be impeached. a decisive vote by the house of representatives controlled by the democrats sealed the president's fate. it followed a day of high drama of the kind rarely seen in the us congress, which is bitterly divided. at the precise time of his impeachment, the president was being lauded by his fans at a rally in michigan, the kind of made—for—television choreography that donald trump rebels in. the do—nothing democrats, and they really are do—nothing, all they want to focus is on this. what they are doing is

bhavanni vadde reports from st george's hospital in tooting.weeks ago. he is wearing a virtual reality headset to distract him as he is injected with a localised anaesthetic, which means he will be awake throughout his operation. many patients don't want to hear anything or see anything in the theatre and even if i tell them that there is going to be no pain, they are very worried about being awake in a theatre environment. so, in the past we would use sedation to make them sleepy or drowsy and with the vr we don't need to do that because effectively with sound and sight gone, and they are in their own little world, they can have nothing at all. there will be some guided meditation while we talk you through some breathing. sure. and a bit of peaceful music in the background. perfect. happy with that? the only thing austin will see and hear while on the operating table is the exotic location of his choice. my shoulder moves occasionally to sort of bring me back to reality but i've had no feeling or whatever of the actual surgery itself. i feel l

the 25—year—old woman was found with stab wounds near st george's way on saturday evening and died aties, and another 27—year—old man is also being questioned on suspicion of his attempted murder. our correspondentjo black has more from rushden. this is the scene for it happened at 8:30pm on saturday. a 25—year—old young lady sadly lost her life. we are told she was stabbed on saturday night. a 27—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. we are told he received injuries and is in hospital but has been arrested on suspicion of her murder. furthermore, another 27—year—old man has been arrested on attempted murder. another point to add here as there was a 13—year—old boy who was arrested on suspicion of murder here in relation to what happened on saturday night. we have been told by police he has been released with no further investigations into him. we have been speaking to neighbours here about what happened on saturday night. not many people saw what happened. but one neighbour told us he heard a bang. he looked out his window and saw a couple of cars which had stopped.

the next step was having them tested by experts at st george's university hospital in south london toone was actually a completely different drug. i mean, it looks like it matches the box. yeah, it's the same name. but it's completely fake? mm—hmm. we just don't know the true extent of this problem because figures only reflect the parcels that the border force successfully intercept. what we do know is that the people who are buying diazepam online are taking serious risks with their health. let's go to westminster, where thejewish labour movement is speaking about their submission to the equality and human rights commission over the labour party's handling of anti—semitism allegations. where there are findings in relation to other forms of divination the function will be much more severe. there is significant evidence in submissions there has been political interference from the party leadership and that has become institutional. individuals affiliated with the leaders of this are in the unit investigating complaints. information is passing between the leaders of this ad investigatin

this footage from st george's basin in new south wales is typical of many images shared across socialeports. this is what uncontrollable blazes pushed by strong winds have done to towns across eastern australia. and this is what firefighters have been up against for weeks now. this crew trapped in their fire engine as they fight an impossible battle. in the coastal town of batemans bay in new south wales, residents have fled, taking shelter on the beach, desperately trying to escape the hellish fire conditions. 300 kilometres south in the state of victoria, thousands in mallacoota also escaped to the shores. at one point, people were told to jump in the water if the fire came their way. more than a dozen emergency level blazes, spanning 500 kilometres, have stretched across the two states of victoria and new south wales. several holiday spots along the coast have now been cut off and the main road in the region is closed. military aircraft and vessels could be sent to help rescue efforts and to bring aid to those trapped in the worst hit areas. time and time again, people have told us

the 25—year—old woman was found with stab wounds near st george's way on saturday evening and died ates, and another 27—year—old man is also being questioned on suspicion of his attempted murder. winds across the south west of england are expected to strengthen this morning, as storm atiyah continues to make an impact. with winds reaching over 80 miles per hour, the storm, which arrived from ireland, has already caused severe travel disruption and left thousands of homes without power. the headlines on bbc news: at least five people have died in a volcanic eruption in new zealand and several remain missing. police say they do not expect to find any more survivors. the world anti—doping agency bans russia from all major international sporting events for four years, after it agreed moscow had manipulated laboratory doping data. with just three days to go until polling day, the parties make a final attempt to win over voters with their key messages. in a few hours, high—level talks aimed at ending the conflict in eastern ukraine will resume for the first time in more than three years. th

st. george, which was last to be built and judged to be the masterpiece.as day who had spent three days walking here. who are these pilgrims?" these are believers," he told us." not just three days, even three months sometimes. ♪ ♪ when there was no air travel or buses, people used to travel from various parts of the country for months, to come here and celebrate with us." the celebration beats to the rhythm of ancient instruments; the kebero doubleheaded drum and a rattle called the sistrum whose sound was known in north africa 3,000 years before jesus. on christmas eve, we watched you and your priests lead the chant all night long. what are you saying in that chant?" we tell the people that god became human and a human became god. because of christ, we went from being punished by god to being his children again. christmas is the day that forgiveness was born." but, while god forgives, time does not. after eight centuries, the basalt basilicas are weary of wind and water. >> stephen battle: what's absolutely clear is that something quite miraculous happen

the next step was having them tested by experts at st george's university hospital in south london tohe batches we ordered did contain diazepam, but one was actually a completely different drug. so, this one is not diazepam. no, that's flualprazolam. flualprazolam isn't licensed anywhere in the world. it's stronger, faster—acting and more potent than diazepam. i mean, it looks like it matches the box. yeah, it's the same name. but it's completely fake? mm—hmm. we just don't know the true extent of this problem because figures only reflect the parcels that the border force successfully intercept. that's why this is still such a priority for the mhra. selling prescription—only medicines outside of the legal supply chain is a serious criminal offence. prescription medicines are, by their very nature, potent and must be prescribed by a health care professional based on their clinical judgement and access to patient records. but what about those pills, like the ones i ordered, that slip through the net? what we do know is that the people who are buying diazepam online are taking serious ri

the 25—year—old woman was found with stab wounds near st george's way on saturday evening and died at a new report says the most polluting firms are likely to lose 43% of their value by 2025, thanks to policies designed to combat climate change. meanwhile, the most progressive companies will see a rise of a third in their value. the forecast was commissioned by the un—backed principles for responsible investment, which comes as world leaders gather in madrid for the un s conference on climate change. 0ur environment analyst roger harrabin reports. it is already evident that sectors like coal are threatened if governments clamp down on the emissions that are over heating the planet. the study goes a step further and examines the likely impact of climate policy on firms within each sector. for instance, it forecasts that car—makers concentrating on electric vehicles will increase in value by 108%, whilst firms stuck on petrol vehicles will lose value. power firms who have invested in renewable energy could see the value of their shares increase by 104%, whilst those reliant on fossil fu

georges. the results for the st.e just about to come off the ams, and we should see the result any second now, just here. and it's coming out at 250 to 340 ad, so it's old, but it's not as old as st. peter. so if it's not st. peter the apostle, georges, then who is it? >> it may be a simple case of mistaken identity. there was another martyr called st peter who died in around 304, so it may well be a relic of st. peter just not st. peter the apostle. >> oh, well, that would certainly fit with the date. >> however, this doesn't get us any closer to resolving the great mystery of whether st. peter actually visited rome. >> or what the status of the vatican bones is? >> exactly. >> for that, we really need to actually go and sample that material. >> but with no access to the bones found beneath the vatican, it's impossible to say definitively if peter really came to rome. for many, it remains a historical mystery. >> it's not impossible that peter did make the journey to rome, but there's not enough early evidence to su

st. george, independent. caller: thank you. i am not independent. i am unaffiliated.e for the person. i do not align myself with any party. i am open and objective and my one vote is very powerful. i want to know what the intent was of this foreign power on our election again. we have gone through the -- through it once and we are doing it again. it was found the russians had interfered in our election. why do we have this again in front of us today, is my question? the second part of that is, if we are a true democracy, why are we having these foreign powers interfere so much? ship on ourviet east coast spying on us, doing weird things right now. south korea is not getting funding for our troops being held there, hosted there. we have several other issues with our foreign allies, the people that join us in this world, and they are being rebuked. these foreign powers are not helping us, that are being solicited. a third point -- host: let me leave it there, because the house will come in any minute. if you can make it quick. caller: i am just thinking about what some

the 25—year—old woman was found with stab wounds near st george's way on saturday evening and died aterious injuries, and another 27—year—old man is also being questioned on suspicion of his attempted murder. wind5 across the south west of england are expected to strengthen this morning, as storm atiyah continues to make an impact. with wind5 reaching over 80—mile5—per—hour, the storm, which arrived from ireland, has already caused 5evere travel disruption and left thousand5 of homes without power. now, a quick spoiler warning if you weren't watching last night, but after spending three weeks in australia, the queen of thejungle, and winner of this year's ‘i'm a celebrity, get me out of here', has been crowned. the winner of i'm a celebrity get me 0ut the winner of i'm a celebrity get me out of here, 2019 and the new queen of thejungle out of here, 2019 and the new queen of the jungle is jacqueline! look at how surprised she looks. eastenders actorjacqueline jossa's win brought the show‘s 19th series to a close, having first hit our screens in 2002. coronation street actor andy whymen

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expressing concerns over the predicate for getting the fisa warrant to sur rail president st trump's associates including george a tip about a conversation he had at a bar and why there were informants going at george papadopoulos way before the fbi claims the investigation started in july of 2016. >> it was at the kensington wine rooms in london, one of these swanky wineries. maria: why were you there? >> the story is alex and i randomly met at a bar and we had a conversation that resulted in me allegedly saying the russians had dirt on hillary clinton. he passed the information to the fbi maria: and george papadopoulos said russia has e-mails he must be colluding. >> chronology is so important. we've forgotten why i ended up in the meeting in the first place. maria: when you look at february of 2016, you were working at this international law practice and they actually reached out to you and said we like your work, come work for us. that's sketchy as it is. in march, they they asked you to go to rome to meet joseph misfud. then you went back to london and met him again. tell me what happened when you met misf

while he was at it, a vietnamese curtain,st through the hysterical in grief, clearly the mother, at least as george perceived it, and began to pound him on the chest in her grief. he quickly realized there was another body one curtain over he had to clean, the brother. job and soon after realized these two viennese boys had been run over by -- vietnamese boys had been run over by an american military truck driver. worse than that, they had been playing a kind of game, gambling on who could kill a viennese kid. hockey.y called it gook moments obviously a key in his political development. betrayed andlt really angry. that sense of betrayal is pervasive in these accounts. but, you know, just because your faith is shattered, does not mean that you will come up with a new faith. it is not this is charlie mean you will engage in political action -- it does not necessarily mean you will engage in political action, that you will develop new convictions to try and struggle for a new world. he was a victim of what some psychologist would call moral injury, which is a deep wound to the conscience. a wound to

family of william kissing louis and george and charlotte with a nice smile for the camera, photograph taken by their mother, and here they are talking to well—wishers outside stgdalene in sandringham. this is tradition for the royal family to have a word with well—wishers as they emerge from church on christmas day. charlotte holding her mother's hand. charles and camilla are going to talk to the crowd there. quite a large turnout in norfolk on this bright christmas day, everyone with their camera phones at the ready and george having a chat with some of those in the front row, flowers and cards, cameras, smiles and laughs. george and charlotte dealing, almost for the first time, with this kind of exposure at close quarters and all the attention from the public. charlotte holding onto her mum there. there they are both with their dad. lots of flowers. a security presence but a good—humoured crowd and a relaxed atmosphere, even with police sniffer dogs apparently wearing tinsel and having a lot of love and affection from the crowd, a lot of pats and kisses for the dogs. a happy moment between the royals and the public after what we believe the queen is about t

st. mary, the gothic tower of london. that is an original gothic tower, not a stage prop. good morning from bloomberg "surveillance." george enough. should the transition not be extended next year, the most likely outcome, disorderly exit. domestic legislation can be changed at a later date, but it sends a clear negative message to business, we believe recession risks are likely to crystallize. francine: this is something people felt in the markets, there is a little bit of bias. this is what boris johnson been campaigning on and said, i would rather be dead in made it then delay the withdrawal agreement. saying what he said in the past, he wants to get it done, and that is weighing on the pound. let's get to the bloomberg first word news. mostna: one of the important decisions u.s. house democrats will make in the impeachment process, who will prosecute the president next year. adam schiff and jerrold nadler are expected to be named to the trial managers' team. tomorrow, the house votes on articles of impeachment. turkey maysuggesting be on a collision course with nato. they threatened to close two critical nato bases. at

but we saw him at lady gabrielle's wedding at st george's tablet windsor about at st george's tabletfor that. thank you forjoining us on brea kfast thank you forjoining us on breakfast this saturday morning, when everyone has so much to do getting ready for christmas. if you are heading outside, shopping or travelling, we have the weather for the next few days. that is not a good look. it's not, is it? this was actually taken yesterday, but it gives you a really good idea of not just south—east england, but also pa rt just south—east england, but also part of southwest england and wales. we have had so much rain in recent days. some parts of wales, south—east england, south—west england, had almost a month's rain injusta england, had almost a month's rain injust a few england, had almost a month's rain in just a few days. not surprisingly, the flood warnings keep on rising, in excess of 100 flood warnings now across england. we've got two across wales. there is more rain to come. so let'sjust ta ke more rain to come. so let'sjust take a look at the bigger picture, what's happening ri