that's rhonda bank from the stratford center for applied to your politics at rain. a seal ahead on 0 to 0. and now the knights of demonstrations in georgia protest is around happy with the decisions to suspend tools to join the european union and live into place. the patio there remains a cold and i'm settled for cost of through the mid week. for europe, you can see some cloud moving across central areas that's going to bring us some width and even wintery weather, to parts of the outs and down below in the south, where you can see those unsettled conditions. continuing to plague much of the mediterranean, with some heavy rain moving into the north of africa across easily and on woods to greece, where we still have those amble warnings remains wintery as well as pots of turkey, a wedge across the black sea grey and gloomy across the northeast with a wintry feature coming in across the baltic states steals the sun, shone been very cold across a scant anavia. it is looking much, we'll settle to spain, portugal, and france, but not for long ones, the se, but more heavy

that's approaching banker, the executive director of the stratford center for applied j. a politics at rain, the right to recap, the south korean president says he will accept the poem entry vote to withdrawal his marshal, lord declaration. he plans a cabinet meeting in the coming alice. and also he also says that troops will be withdrawing. well, it's been a dramatic night of political developments in south korea. of course, earlier we saw that the president announced that marshall would be on the south korea. and now we've heard that it will be lifted. we'll have more on that situation in south korea seats and moons on out 0 dot com. the pod came in to be some cookie interim head full for us, which is pretty much an electrical terms. now. i didn't say that that would be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis good times, but so it's not just one price is up

phil mackie, bbc news, stratford—upon—avon. if that won't get you in the spirit then nothing well.her over the next few days and it is looking particularly windy wherever you are through the weekend. and a whole range of temperatures, too. milder again on friday and saturday, briefly colder on sunday, then temperatures are set to rise as we head into christmas itself — which is not looking white at all. but until then, a lot of weather to get through, including tonight. there is an approaching couple of weather fronts, bringing some outbreaks of rain and plenty of cloud. also, milder—feeling air as well, marked in yellow. so, rising temperatures for many for the rest of the night but still a chilly start across eastern areas of england. here, some early brightness but it's not set to last. it will cloud over as our fronts continue to push their way further southwards and eastwards into england and wales by the afternoon. blustery showers, brighter conditions following on behind but brisk westerly winds, particularly for western coasts. but because the winds are westerly, the air is

all right, let's cross to child stratford who's standing by for us in the capital of so, so charles, this product and what's the latest on the impeachment? we're very interested in the next meeting that we were referring to earlier. the ruling policy meeting side is ongoing. that's. that's been going on that for, for a number of hours. the read some lines that have begun to appear in the local media according to local, local reporters who managed to speak to a member of the ruling party. ready who had left that meeting, that the members are only probably saying they say the jury is still out amongst the ruling policy on how to proceed. the reports in the media that there are at least 2 potentially to members of the ruling policies that may well jump ship. that may well joining the 6 opposition policies that won't. they shouldn't be each month of the file, this impeachment bill that we're expecting to be. busy to the phone tomorrow, of course, in terms of numbers then these opposition policies need at least they need a to search majority in paul than full that to go through. they need

phil mackie, bbc news, stratford—upon—avon. time for a look at the weather.r you can watch on iplayer. next, it's newsnight. the comeback kid. peter mandelson is to be our man in washington. can he do deals with the donald or will he be fired? the crime that shocked the world was committed against gisele pelicot.

phil mackie, bbc news, stratford—upon—avon. time for a look at the weather. answer to that is probably not, because it will simply be too mild. but lots of whether to get through in the meantime, including a very windy weekend in store and some rain. a lot of that will be falling through the day tomorrow. but today, we are seeing some sunshine. it's been feeling cold with a north—westerly wind, but the area is set to turn milder as we had to tonight. there will be areas of cloud, outbreaks of rain putting down from the north—west, along with those milder conditions. so we will see the coldest air across parts of south—east england and eastern england into tomorrow morning, perhaps a touch of frost here, but milder further north and west. tomorrow, rain already across scotland towards the north—west and through northern ireland. all of that cloud and rain gradually tracks southwards and eastwards across england and wales through the afternoon. but some sunny spells behind and also some showers. already windy, and that is milder with those westerly winds. it st

people are asked to bring new or gently used coats to the collection point at cumberland drive and stratford court in pleasant hill. there will be warm drinks and snacks. if you donate, they'll also be entered into a raffle to win $100 gift card. organizers say if you want to spread extra love to people in need this holiday season, maybe add a little personalized note to the pocket of a coat you are donating. and that wraps it up for kron. news at 5 coming up at 6. >> parents and students in the south bay, the consumer, whica schools, the alum rock school district. plans to close in the coming school year tough situation. plus, we're continuing to follow a developing story of san francisco where >> a man went overboard on cruise ship now docked in the city. the search is on for that person trying to find them. we have the latest coming up the top of the hour. ke >> now on kron, 4 news at 6. a hotel worker strike in san francisco entered its 11th week. >> and it could end up running all the way through the christmas holiday. >> plus, closing arguments have started in the murder trial of the m

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off to his shock announcement on tuesday, he was forced to withdraw his orders from saul charles stratford. reports on how the political landscape in south korea was already in crisis mode. self korean street culture was vibrant and fond as ever in his popular night sports in so rightly r o king john is worked here committee, 60 years. she lived through most your lord in the seventy's, and it seemed to creepy a south korean presidents impeached before as you go to the present you'll and so people in the 2022 election and says, even though he's made mistakes, she hopes he can politically survive on the boat, i thought he'd be better than the others, so i cost my boat, but even the time he grew arrogant, but i hope it doesn't happen. this is all because the opposition parties provoked him. i just want someone who can help me survive financially. many young people can't believe a democratically elected leader would try to impose marshall. you see, i think it was talking that something like this could happen in the 21st century. people up in high traditional korean costumes. when visiting the

's from his policy stage to book out we joined now by child stratford, who's in the sole source. nice. so charles, even more physical drama was the rest of the form of defense minister and the reading of his offices. that's right. yeah. certainly according to the local media or agency here, the main media or agency here apparently for defense, but does it keep me on june or she presented himself at the prosecutor's office at around 1 30 am local time and he's being questionnaire. this comes obviously on the back of the just today's failure to get this impeachment bill post impulse of a pizza before the price of it. it's really important to recognize that they have been accusations labeled at the form of defense minister since this crisis really began. the defense ministry in the immediate was white go, certainly a day or so off the devoted position of most of the rule, came out with a statement saying that a tried to be the defense minister came who had suggested imposing mazda, who suggested it to the president and it was not real involved to that, that some of these deputies in

field for emotion insurrection and impeachment, as expected on us as a guest right now to child stratford. he's joining us from so so charles protests is definitely keeping up the pressure that today or that's right. there are more protests in the capital today. um, quite a large one earlier this evening. least a couple of 1000 people who got it in the center of the city of the i can go and show go over these attempts to impose marshall by the president continues a lot of people that are very angry. also with the, the, the, the ruling policy ruling policies that initially it was sold which may provide enough and peas in this impeachment vote, which is going to be held in 2 days to basically pos this bill. um that was made evident last night when the leader of the, the leader with the ruling policy calling for the resignation of the entire cabinet . so not only anger towards the president, but i can go towards members of the ruling policy being expressed in these protests a very peaceful, another indication of what is often described as a culture of protests protesting here in, in south ko

martial law earlier this week, sparking protests and calls for his resignation. officer as charles stratford was among protesters outside parliament and so pretty solid. the mood outside the national assembly building now as well as estimated to being around a 150000 people that participated in this demonstration. now, this bus, we saw earlier, bus loads of people arriving from not only areas of the capital city from outside. so on, so i determined initially that these votes should be post, that mood changed when of course the ruling policy refused to participate in the spoke people shawn, seeing and demanding that those and pays those little make cars, get back in the chamber and cost the violets many people expressing and go back to the show that this could happen. one man we spoke to described in these words is being insane. and unprecedented. another bus and saying that he had participated in the long months of demonstrations that eventually led to the impeachment of the full, the president puck in 2007, saying that he said that he was angry and sad, but he said that he would be back bec

let's go outside that part of the building because child stratford is standing by for us. so how the protest is taking this news of basically the riley notes being page means the process. charles was very interesting how the change once the news came through that refusal by the really quality to participate in the disclosure estimates of, of least a 150000 people who attended these protests and such, most around about all of them seem to have gone this you can still see though they're all a tens of thousands of people and i and the people that we spoke to in the immediate so often, although bad news expressed huge and disappointed would one mind pulling to get actually inside of it to use words to this is another interesting, really saying that as you heard, robot leads to that because of the, the history of the, the power holds. people hold the streets and it demonstrates the previous imprints works and virtual trumpeting over the person as a result of the people on the streets believe was the most important. they purchased it expensively. today's the 1st day we're going

next month marks two years since the death of cody fisher, a young man from my stratford-on-avon constituencyy was a talented footballer with a bright future, whose life was tragically cut short when he was stabbed in a nightclub in birmingham. his mother, tracey, has been campaigning tirelessly in his memory for legislation to require venues to have bleed kits and metal detectors. in the light of the government's commitment to tackling knife crime, will the prime minister meet with tracey and me to discuss these vital proposals to better protect young people like cody from the devastating impact of knife crime? prime minister starmer: i thank the hon. member for raising that tragic case, and i pay tribute to tracey for her campaigning. i have met a number of families on this issue of bleed kits, so i know firsthand how important this is. we are taking measures in relation to knife crime, including banning the online sale of knives making them less available and taking young people away from offending and implementing real penalties. i am happy to look at bleed kits, and i will make sure that

the cumberland drive and stratford court in pleasant hill. there will be warm drinks and snacks served. people who donate. you'll also be entered into a raffle for a chance to win $100 gift card. organizers say if you want to spread extra love to people in need this holiday season at a little personalized note to the pocket of the coat. you're donating. still ahead on kron, 4 news at for a new ranking. >> for most fun cities where san francisco lands. >> is the nation tonight his coverage of the jonbenet ramsey murder cases back in the spotlight. now newsnation's ron rivera comes face to face with >> francisco apparently a pretty fun city that is according to wallet hub who just released rankings for the most fun cities in america. san francisco, ranking 7th on that list. wallet hub says that they compared more than 180 cities based on 65 key metrics. those metrics include things like festivals, restaurants, dance clubs, and fitness centers per capita. and of course, the affordability of all these activities. las vegas comes 10 at number one,

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against residencia in his defense minister and several members of his cabinet have offered to quit. jo stratford reports from sol, thousands spilled the street downtown. so when the kindly protest developing the resignation of the president and those who supported, he's moved to impose mouth shall fill those who tried crazy move. they are in their seats until they sit down. we are no, you don't feel irritating. we are, we are living in the sizes, so i'm here to do me to try and comfortable. i was off the cooling for it. president human, so you thanks down reversing. is decision to impose marshall june had cooled out the military on tuesday, accusing the main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and the state activities. the sweeping restrictions included binding political activities, controlling media and strengthening the rest without warrants politicians, including those from the presence of policy back forcing troops to withdrawal from around the national assembly. as you'd said, you would comply problem this decision. now position politicians have introduced a bill cooling for t

oh, okay, well we'll keep place the following events that and so child stratford many times for the moment. it's time now for the weather and his car. i had a lie that is looking very wet across northern and even southern parts of south america . over the next few days, you can see a plume of very dense cloud, it's breeze. storms and showers will way from eastern coastal areas of brazil across the amazon basin. and we have seen some flooding in places like peru and bolivia. thanks to that very heavy rain that is set to continue. now, rio de janeiro is seeing the rain. we've had some amber lights out here, but we are expecting this guys to dry. at least by saturday, will be 10 degrees above the average. so a roasting, searching 9 degrees celsius. it remains very hot and settled for northern pops of chilly but renewed wet and windy weather is moving into the south. and there is another rash of storms developing across southern parts of brazil, europe, white, touching into power g y as well. it remains very stormy and west across central america, and the caribou lane was more rain pouring int

law earlier this week, sparking protests and calls for his resignation. houses there was charles stratford has been with protesters outside parliament, and so pretty somber mood outside the national assembly building now as well as estimated to being around a 150000 people to participate in this demonstration. now this bus, we saw earlier, bus loads of people arriving from not only areas of the capital city from outside, so on. so determined initially that these votes should be post. that mood changed when of course the ruling policy refused to participate in the spoke people challenging and demanding that the, those and pays those little make is get back in the chamber and cost the violets. many people expressing and go back to them and show that this could happen. one man we spoke to described in these words is being insane. an unprecedented another bus and saying that he had participated in the long months of demonstrations that eventually led to the impeachment of the full, the president puck in 2007, saying that he said that he was angry and sad. but he said that he would be back beca

okay, thanks so much charles for giving us a delay of atlanta in sole child stratford for us. okay, let's take a closer look at the impeachment process. now on the south korea's constitution a presidential impeachment motion begins with a proposal in the national assembly and the motion can be referred to a special committee for investigation will proceed directly to a pile of men. tray vice, a vote by secret ballot must occur within 24 to 72 hours of the motion being put the full parliament a 2 thirds majority is needed for it to pass. if it does pause, the president is suspended and the prime minister assumes this duties as acting president. the constitutional court been reviews the case and makes the final rolling. if the president is removed, a new presidential election must be held within 60 days. in south korea's current problems, the opposition block holds 192 seats. 8 shores of the 2 thirds majority needed support from members of the president's own policy. will be crucial for any motion to pass. young chick bong is a political analyst and advise it to the south korean

now bringing roger bakers, joining us from austin in texas is the executive director of the stratford center for 5 to one of your politics at rain. thank you so much for being with us. they had been some rumors recently. that's something what was afoot with some of the appointments the president had made especially in the military, but did you see this coming? no, we didn't see this particular move coming. i do know if you go back and look at the transcripts of the confirmation hearings on the south korean parliament of september. there were some questions raised about the relationship between president you and an incoming defense minister kim, as well as a few other officials as being old highschool cronies and some accusations. but that would be setting the stage for martial law that we, we did not anticipate this particular action coming, particularly at this time. and yeah, it's interesting that you point out the relationship with the military because the president's opponents have accused him of trying to use the military for his own political gains. just as a president who has t

tom matthews is a senior electra in environmental geography at kings college london joins us from stratford upon even in the u. k. so good guy says be is to try and solve the challenge of also scarcity a. well, that's a really good question. i mean, i think one important place to start is to recognize is that all the natural gas is, have played for long as humans of live, need that and providing a reliable source of all to the communities down stream. while they do this really, especially as a cap to water for the snow in the winter with water is abundant and they stored and then release it during the months when perhaps it doesn't rain. and otherwise, what levels we drop these we visited supplied by gases can remain probably why this plane community is down stream. now when we think about the loss of glass, is that it's a caring, we're cool, is concerned about the lack of that storage and release of water. and this, this concept that we just had described, the artificial grass is we really should call them all to visualize reservoirs instead of glass. here we see a huge thing that plays do

and just a moment will be live in so with on, correspondent, that child stratford pretty fast this report. bible mcbride from the south created capital from crisis to celebration. in a matter of hours, south koreans poured onto the streets of to the presidency. and so the old back down reversing his decision to impose marshall you and had cooled down the military just hours earlier, accusing the main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and to state activities. the sweeping restrictions included binding political activities, controlling media and threatening arrests without warrants but politicians, including those from the president's own potty foot back forcing troops to withdrawal from around the national assembly as you and said he would comply with parliament's decision. now opposition politicians have introduced the bill calling for the president to be impeached. they will try marshal again off to the 1st failure. when that time comes we, the citizens, along with our lawmakers, will step forward and fight to ensure victory, opposition politicians. i've also called for y

so let's cost the child stratford, who's in the capital of souls at charles that tell us what's happening while you're on the joint is sides. very large purchase the storage and also is actually move in our schedule prior to the car. and so it's all clear, right? now, but it's made around $20000.00 people. these are labor union representatives has been developing back to them why they are holding calls. as you can see, there's been a buying van line. they've been a lot of speech. he's gabe clark called so big no, no bonding. now the president resigned. i think it's brown, they're all. busy see just how strong to exercise the traffic, right. to recognize the describe the most recent today around the found the problem the same. there are a lot of people that's not expensive because for the next 3 elections, for example, in, in april where he's quality stuff with a massive loss. as i say, described as a laid up person who spent most of the time since then actually just the towing bills that your position policies opposition policy is going to cost them or to movies. uh, voice impeachment. th

charles stratford reporting from so found 0 there. thank you very much. charles. as the french prime minister mission about money, it has resigned after losing a no confidence votes, no confidence motion in parliament on wednesday. but he will stay on as caretaker, prime minister until president amendment mclean finds a replacement for him. is minority government was toppled by left and right wing and peace and the vote for pushing through the controversial austerity budget. it's the 1st time in more than 60 years that the french government has lost such a vote. houses here as natasha butler joins us from paris. natasha, so fresh politics. i think it's fair to say. and a pretty chaotic state right now explained for us just what is going on. yeah, k o. thank stage to friendship. 5 minutes to michelle bonnie resigning french presence a manual my call saying look, say own in a cat, take a role until effectively i find a new 5 minutes. so that is or what my call will be doing today, he's been raising the heads of the senate, has, has an actual assemblies talking to th

hours after his shrunk announcement on tuesday, he was forced to withdraw his orders as charles stratford reports from. so the political landscape in south korea was already in crisis mode. the south korean street culture was vibrant and farmed as ever in these popular nights, both in so easily avo, king john has worked here nearly 60 years. she lived through most your lord in the seventy's, and it seemed to preview a south korean presidents impeached before you go to the present union. so cool in the 2022 election and says, even though he's made mistakes, she hopes he can politically survive. the boat, i thought he'd be better than the others, so i costs my vote. but over time he grew arrogant, but i hope it doesn't happen. this is all because the opposition parties provoked him. i just want someone who can help me. so if i find that actually many young people can't believe a democratically elected leader would try to impose marshall. you see, i think it was talking about something like this could happen in the 21st century. people up in high traditional korean costumes. when visiting th

and the stratford tigers on winning the division 5 state championship title for the third year in a row, setting a wiaa state record with their 10th state football title in school history.. mr. tiffany: i also want to wish jason tubbs a wonderful retirement. congratulations to all these athletes and their coaches on an incredible season and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the virgin islands seek recognition? ms. plaskett: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. for one minute. ms. plaskett: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to acknowledge international day for persons with disabilities. which is observed annually on december 3. one in four, ply -- approximately 70 million adults, in the united states report having a disability. in the virgin islands, my home, approximately 10,000 people report that disability. despite significant progress within the disability rights movement, i

replacement and west market street and rose month, and new franklin storm water and bradford and stratford. and the canton chromier reservoir replacement and north lawrence sanitary projects. . . . these projects would help lay the foundation for vibrant thriving communities full of opportunity. i ask my colleagues in congress to support this life sustaining and economic growth yielding legislation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. larsen: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: at this time i would yield two minutes to the the gentleman from louisiana, and the aviation subcommittee chair, mr. graves. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana is recognized for two minutes. mr. graves: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, thank you. this bill is really important water resources development act. it authorizes all the activities of the u.s. army corps of engineers. mr. speaker, something that's really key here is that under this chairman we have been a

leon mcdonnell, who's 32, of shirley road in stratford, has been charged over the attack. she's been remanded in custody and is due to appear at barkingside magistrates court tomorrow. the dog that was involved in the incident has been seized by the police . been seized by the police. meanwhile, sir keir starmer has once again promised to reduce immigration but avoided setting specific targets in a speech at pinewood studios. he outlined his plan for change, though immigration was absent from his six pledges. when pressed, the prime minister said the government would only tackle the issue with a serious plan focusing on dismantling people smuggling gangs. reform uk has been quick to criticise the lack of measurable targets, but sir keir starmer argues controlling borders is still a fundamental responsibility . the labour mayor responsibility. the labour mayor of london, sadiq khan, is to be knighted in the new year's honours list, according to the financial times. he is expected to receive his award for political and public service after almost two decades in frontline pol

police were called to stratford early on wednesday morning, where the 42 year old was found seriously and later died in hospital. leanne mcdonnell is charged with owning a dangerous dog that caused that death and several related offences, including neglecting an animal's welfare. the 32 year old also faces charges over a separate incident last month involving dogs that were dangerously out of control . well, let's take you of control. well, let's take you live to the courts in winchester, where an alternative healer who promised self cure through controversial slapping therapy is currently being sentenced for manslaughter following the death of a 71 year old woman. danielle carr—gomm died in october 2016 after stopping her insulin medication dunng stopping her insulin medication during a workshop run by hongkai xiao. the court heard she'd been convicted , convinced by zhao's convicted, convinced by zhao's claims, calling him a messenger sent by god. the elderly woman was reportedly howling in pain before she died while xiao continued to promote his unproven method of self—healing. wel