it is groves decided to share that with the sunday times.— the sunday times.tory of two fathers. _ the sunday times. it is a story of two fathers, and _ the sunday times. it is a story of two fathers, and a _ the sunday times. it is a story of two fathers, and a sense, - the sunday times. it is a story of two fathers, and a sense, 10, - two fathers, and a sense, jo, because also we hear about is to help grave and his daughter lola who came back in tears from school on finding out about the mp that she had been paired with, that he had been killed. there are also quotes from the father of the man suspected of killing him. from the father of the man suspected of killing him-— of killing him. yes, indeed, this is new. we of killing him. yes, indeed, this is new- we now _ of killing him. yes, indeed, this is new. we now know _ of killing him. yes, indeed, this is new. we now know the _ of killing him. yes, indeed, this is new. we now know the name - of killing him. yes, indeed, this is new. we now know the name ali l of killing him. yes, indeed, this is - new. we

staying on climate change, the sunday times reports that world leaders are close to agreeing a deal toalt global deforestation by 2030. and the mail on sunday reports that a russian hacking gang are behind a virtual heist on an exclusive jewellery firm, resulting in a leak of thousands of personal details of hollywood stars and billionaire tycoons, from oprah winfrey to donald trump. so let's begin. john, you're kicking us off on the front page of the express and boris johnson depicted as a gladiator. this has borisjohnson in the colosseum in rome where he is attending the 620 colosseum in rome where he is attending the g20 summit before he flies over to glasgow where the cop26 summit will happen, trying to get some new deal on climate change, trying to get action agreed between those different countries. i think it will be a big week for the prime minister, he is saying that it is a moment of truth, that we need to get some action agreed. i'm not sure he would need the skills of a gladiator, i think possibly that's a reference to his fight with emmanuel macron over brexit in fishing,

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the sunday times looking at the impact on business and industry which of course if that story comes itday express taking a study different approach to in some ways the same story and look at the impact on household budgets. they've at the business secretary issuing a promise saying that the government will act and the people will get some help in the government will get some help in the government will deal with sky—high energy bills and other issues that people are facing. the problem though is this solutions that he gives are quite long—term solutions. in a change in the way that we obtain power. talk to greater reliance on nuclear energy for example, driving of the price of electric cars and so on. those might all be very good things in the long run, might help people in the long run, might help people in the long run, might help people in the long run but i don't think it will do you much to do with the issue immediately in the to christmas. and the logic of the story the study express store in the business to regenerate's comments be a real issue in a real problem and concern in g

the sunday times has not a issue to deal with.epressing - issue to deal with. the sunday times has got a rather depressing funny - issue to deal with. the sunday times has got a rather depressing funny in l has got a rather depressing funny in a dark way cartoon, it is a woman walking past a sign, a police warning that says, police operating in this area. obviously of the reports following wayne couzens per sentencing for the murder of everard. — sarah everard. we know other officers had been prosecuted and found guilty of sexual offences, these are the people we are supposed to turn to when we need them the most. i to turn to when we need them the most. . . to turn to when we need them the most. ., ., , ., most. i agree, and i must admiti think what _ most. i agree, and i must admiti think what you — most. i agree, and i must admiti think what you said _ most. i agree, and i must admiti think what you said about - most. i agree, and i must admiti think what you said about the - think what you said about the cartoon is true, it is

the sunday times, - convinced. front page of the of the night. the sunday times, this - night.s that of a new law would make a charity free one prescription for yes, this is something obviously, like you say, that affects right now but certainly seem something that needs to happen. i think in scotland and wales at the moment this is free so this is the hormone replacement therapy for women that are in their menopause. there is a lot of conversation that happens with menopause and it seems as if, whether it is on things to do with prescriptions or whether it is to do with women in work being supported fully with menopause so i'm really glad that this female mp is bringing this to the table because, if boris johnson is going to talk about levelling up it is notjust about securing dot—mac i'm going tojump on because i'm going to ask and your thoughts on this very quickly. very quickly. thoughts on this very quickly. very cuickl . : , :, thoughts on this very quickly. very cuickl . : ., thoughts on this very quickly. very cuickl. : ., , quickly. once upon a time nobody talked about

the sunday times has a quote from the father of the alleged killer, which says he had no idea he wasaying the price for this, if he is found guilty. mi. be paying the price for this, if he is found guilty-— is found guilty. ali, what is so interesting — is found guilty. ali, what is so interesting and _ is found guilty. ali, what is so interesting and what - is found guilty. ali, what is so interesting and what we - is found guilty. ali, what is so interesting and what we have | is found guilty. ali, what is so . interesting and what we have had over the past 48—hours is so much detail about the work sir david amess did, not particularly in the headlines, not asking for a high profile political career, the door was always open we were told and the sunday times say his final work was to help children understand democracy. he was on that phone call and then minutes later he was dead. it is appalling, i encounters david amess _ it is appalling, i encounters david amess a — it is appalling, i encounters david amess a number of times. a decent man: _ amess a number of times. a decent man.

the sunday times and they will force nhs staff to have to jabs.staff to have to jabs. this is based on an interview _ nhs staff to have to jabs. this is based on an interview by - nhs staff to have to jabs. this is based on an interview by a - nhs staff to have to jabs. this is i based on an interview by a political editor with him. where he indicated that ministers are planning to enact laws which would make covid—19 vaccines mandatory for staff. it's quite a controversial step but also commit seems very sensible step and reviewed for imbued with care workers that are required to have the vaccine and it seems very sensible than nhs staff would have to have the vaccine as well. apparently there is just a thousand staff have yet to be vaccinated in england and that's about 7% of the workforce. but i guess the other side of it is the civil liberties issue and some people will perhaps refuse to have the vaccine if this was enacted in that within mean that possibly some staff shortages for the nhs. it is a difficult balancing act and an interesting an

it's the same story, but let's turn to the sunday times. - be.s i turn to the sunday times. everard killer was guard at the commons. continue with your thoughts. 1 killer was guard at the commons. continue with your thoughts. i think the dismay caused _ continue with your thoughts. i think the dismay caused in _ continue with your thoughts. i think the dismay caused in the _ continue with your thoughts. i think the dismay caused in the nation - continue with your thoughts. i think the dismay caused in the nation by| the dismay caused in the nation by the dismay caused in the nation by the sarah — the dismay caused in the nation by the sarah everard murder and what we heard _ the sarah everard murder and what we heard subsequently about wayne cousins _ heard subsequently about wayne cousins is — heard subsequently about wayne cousins is getting greater. not only was the _ cousins is getting greater. not only was the man a guard with a firearm at the _ was the man a guard with a firearm at the american embassy, he seems to have worked _ at the amer

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i think i said that was in the sunday telegraph, it was in the sunday times. y widespread. in scotland, strong westerly winds bringing in showers on the west coast and pulling them across the northern isles. gusty along the western coast. a strengthening wind in northern ireland and northern england. light wind in the south and in the sunshine, temperatures up to 20. above average for the time of year. for the start of the new week, switching to a north—westerly air stream that will usher in cooler air to all areas. ist thing on monday, a colder start. temperatures down in single figures. early rain pushing into western scotland. for much of the uk through the week ahead, the story will be a dry i. cooler than last week as temperatures move back to more average values for the time of year. high pressure will always be keen to sit to the south of the uk and then we will see various fronts coming into play to the far north. from monday, rain across scotland. the rain moving eastwards through the duration of the day. for northern ireland, much of england and wales

there is an interesting piece on the sunday times tonight, called _ piece on the sunday times tonightre with the headline. and whether it is going _ the headline. and whether it is going to — the headline. and whether it is going to be a success or not. it was meant _ going to be a success or not. it was meant to— going to be a success or not. it was meant to happen last year, they say it is better— meant to happen last year, they say it is better it is happening now because — it is better it is happening now because you've gotjo biden in the white _ because you've gotjo biden in the white house rather than donald trumo — white house rather than donald trump. with donald trump, it could have been— trump. with donald trump, it could have been a — trump. with donald trump, it could have been a total disaster. on the bad cop _ have been a total disaster. on the bad cop side, it is talking about how china — bad cop side, it is talking about how china really isn't willing to step _ how china really isn't willing to step up— how china really isn't willing to step up to _ how china really is

that's what we are facing in that sunday time frame. though you will see a chance of rain on each one of these days in the seven-day forecast, they're not all equal. it's friday morning and again sunday when we get the heaviest amounts of rain. it will be busy. we'll keep a close eye. >> you can see the big difference. thank you. that's it for kpix5 news at noon. we are on 24/7 on cbsn bay area and streaming on ctix.com. >> our next newscast is at 7:00. have a great ♪ ♪ you can jump. $0 gym membership and free fitbit®. for occasional heavy lifting. now the medicare advantage plans from scan health plan give you more ways to save money. scan plans can include low maximum out-of-pocket costs, comprehensive dental coverage, and so much more. for the benefits that matter most to you, call scan at 1-877-212-7226. or ask your agent about scan. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> finn: kelly still napping? >> steffy: mm-hm. gotta rest up for mommy and daddy time. >> finn: how long until liam gets here? >> steffy: ah ha... any time now. hope's coming, too. >> finn: ooh

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now the sunday times newspaper reports another soldier who says he was present at the hotel claims theessed, but the army didn't investigate. the mod said they would co—operate if asked. we have not had a normal request from the kenyan authorities, but we did support them at the time and there is no obstruction from the mod or the army on this side of the house. the british army retains a base here and for decades locals have complained about the behaviour of british soldiers. but the training unit says they're are committed to upholding the highest standards and it plays a positive rule in the community. the family want the wounds to heal, this time for good. agnes went missing in march 2012. let s get some of the day s other news. protests have continued in sudan against the military�*s seizure of power, with reports of teargas being fired at demonstrators in the capital khartoum. the general behind the takeover said it had been carried out to avoid a civil war. the country's prime minister, abdalla hamdok was briefly detained. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has spoken to

we have now discovered the suspect�*s father who has given an interview with the sunday times newspapert the arrest of his son. the father of the suspect was a former adviser to the prime minister in somalia. in terms of today, the town is still in mourning. with many coming to lay flowers just behind me. an active crime scene still here further down, the church where sir david was killed on friday. as for today, there will be a church service at lipm. a candlelit vigil last night. many hundreds coming out in support of sir david, to remember him. many of those at that vigil last night new him personally. they said he loved hisjob, was a people person, and they are trying to come to terms with what has happened here. . political correspondent peter saull is here. once again this does throw the spotlight on security, safety of mps, away from westminster. the past 48 hours there — mps, away from westminster. the past 48 hours there have _ mps, away from westminster. the past 48 hours there have been _ 48 hours there have been conversations about that in this morning the house of commons s

ready for the main event and that is the big one that's coming through forecast come through on sunday timingt where that's going to come through the heaviest rain still hard to tell just yet right now is taking a bull's eye that much of the bay area. and so we're going to see that a very heavy rainfall, probably sunday night into monday and then things will begin to taper off a little bit but not long. we've got another storm system on the backside of that. so you get the idea a whole lot of rain coming our way. we'll give you an idea of how much rain we can expect. pretty impressive totals possibly over the next 6 to 7 days. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, thank you. >> while big strike again, this time ripping up a couple's lawn in livermore cloud forced to leave to go talk with the owners of cedar mountain winery where the pigs have been digging in. >> a quick survey of the oats property reveals an expensive problem about $30,000. the couple lives behind the business. they cedar mountain winery in livermore. and for the past week, linda and earl old have been dealing with the afte

, 50s making decisions, having influence it going through novara media just like people in the sunday times traffic and still having a healthy following. how have papers like yours changed in response as a reaction? i think it's really interesting that there are websites like novara, which did really well under jeremy corbyn and they were quite disruptive in an interesting way. i think no matter what their politics is there are a mix makes a really good point about generational readership, followership and people going online. our newspaper is read by a broad scope of ages. we have young readers, student readers, older readers, they can get the newspaper for 65p or go online. what mlegacy media, newspapers have done is really improve our online offering. maybe not so much in direct response, butjust an awareness of where this media is going. so we have an app, we have a much fuller online offering i think than we did five or ten years ago. i think that shows on the website today. let's go back to the political events of this week. keir starmer has been in brighton for the party conference.

sunday's forecast. timing seems to be slowing down a little bit. sunday morning, 8:00 a.m., the atmospheric river, see that moisture right there, pointed toward eureka, and sunday night starts to lower over the bay area by 10:00 p.m., then continue to see rainfall into monday morning. right now, highest totals, coastal mountains and north bay. widespread range, 1/2 to 2 1/2 inches. mountains, 2 1/2 or higher, most rainfall since last january. desperately need it. seven-day forecast, 60s in san francisco, same temperatures inland valleys. sunday and monday, watching out for. right now hopefully can get through this without any big-time flooding problems. >> sounds good, looks good. >> jeff will be on top of it for us next couple of days. >>> sizzling feud continues. still ahead, mayor breed firing back about the temporary closure of the in-n-out burger in her city. >>> estrada fire is fully contained. controlled burn, the flames jumped the fire >>> blunt comeback from san francisco mayor breed after the city shut down in-n-out burger due to inappropr

the lawyer bag massacre of children by british troops as a ledge, whether may be seen sunday times countless atrocities, as ordinary africans think about rather than you technocratic about income. but go say that to somebody who for tonight does not have the money to feed their children . so what do you say is absolutely important, as might happen? it should happen by the same time. what's urgent? are you feeling that people react on population? and if it's from the same people who you mention, i've done this estella. again, if you see people we were welcoming will encourage but not only sort of encourage you that, that you want it, but as a responsibility. because the, the situation in which i understand is in the afternoon people, it is a situation that is brought down and these people largely by the international community we've been, we've been, we've been of the international games unfortunately, we've been played with. and that's where we are today, and that certainly is a more responsibility of the international community to do. he owns what it is to help us feed are people, even thou

with me are education editor from the sunday times sian griffiths and political correspondent from paeri scott. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... amid rising covid infections, the observer says the uk health security agency, formerly public health england, has written to local councils to canvass their level of support for the rollout of plan b covid rules. the independent has been speaking to health professionals who warn the nhs faces its hardest winter yet, as soaring covid cases combine with a surge in a&e demand. the telegraph says the chancellor will use next week's budget statement to announce plans for a digital overhaul of the nhs. the paper also has a picture of the head armourer on the film set where alec baldwin shot and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins. the upcoming budget is also the lead for the express which says plans to beef up border security will be at the heart of the chancellor's speech. the times leads on the case of a british soldier who has confessed to murdering a 21—year—old woman while training in kenya in 2012. and as the cop climate summit lo

i haven't seen changes on the timing. sundayday morning that is when we'll get hit with the rain and wind. we'll head into sunday morning. 4:00 a.m. the orange and red is the heavier rain. right there over the north bay. look i have to tell you, it will take sometime to get down towards the south bay. we'll go all over this hour by hour forecast. rain totals. >> to do list for a lot of people on tomorrow. for saturday. get the house ts prepared for the rain coming in. a live look in san francisco. among the many local cities preparing for flooded streets. like jeff was talking about. neighborhoods that flooded in the past are getting ready for it to happen again. we're in the city west district with the latest. >> here in san francisco crews are delivering sandbags to neighborhoods that are likely to flood during big rain events. the office of emergency management will be opening its emergency operation center this weekend ready to respond to flood emergencies. >> after the last time we only had maybe 18 inches of water. compare

our guests joining me tonight are, the sunday times education editor, sian griffiths — and the political aletha adu. teachers�* unions are calling on the government to introduce tougher covid measures in england's schools and to speed up the vaccination of children. the association of school and college leaders�* says the first half of the autumn term has left some schools "on their knees", as staff tried to stop the virus spreading among pupils and teachers. pepe di'asio is the association's president. it's fair to say this has been the hardest half term that i have ever faced as a teacher and in my years as a leader, it's the most challenging. we've had a very long eight weeks that started back in august when we were doing mass testing and ended yesterday with us vaccinating another 200—300 students in the school and during that time we have seen an increase in the number of students absent from school and the highest infection rates of 12—15—year—olds and more staff off suffering with covid and long covid symptoms, so it has been tough to get through what is now our first half term an

our guests joining me tonight are the sunday times education editor, sian griffiths — and the politicalovid—19, is urging the public to do everything possible to reduce transmission of the virus. professor peter 0penshaw says infection and death rates are currently "unacceptable" — and he's very fearful there could be another "lockdown christmas." figures from the most recent household survey suggest that 1.1 million people in the uk were infected with the virus last week — the highest number since january. but the government maintains that at the moment, there's no need for stricter covid measures. this is what professor 0penshaw told bbc news earlier today. well, i am very fearful that we are going to have another lockdown christmas if we don't act soon. we know that with public health measures, the time to act is immediately. there's no point in delaying. if you do delay, then you need to take even more stringent action later. you know, the immediacy of response is absolutely vital if you're going to get things under control. we all really, really want a wonderfulfamily christmas whe

there is a story in the sunday times which actually show that since sarah everard's death, 79 more woment harassment, who are worried about people, you can see how it can be useful. perhaps he can be useful really for those walking home alone with the feasibility of this gets more difficult and i think there is a big issue in terms of those who are worried and someone who has a stock around and say something like this could actually offer quite a contribution.— this could actually offer quite a contribution. ~ . . ., ., ., contribution. according to the front .a i e, contribution. according to the front page. more — contribution. according to the front page. more on _ contribution. according to the front page. more on page _ contribution. according to the front page, more on page five _ contribution. according to the front page, more on page five which - contribution. according to the front page, more on page five which we | page, more on page five which we don't have sadly come up with the idea is you what kind of effectively ring the number, registered, or use the app to register yourj

sunday night. and it will be the first in a series of weather systems primarily impacting more of the north bay at times for sunday night and then a second storm coming in we think around tuesday night and wednesday. again the focus mostly north of san francisco. but by this time next week we are hopeful for more substantial rainfall, especially on the north coast, north bay and around the rest of the bay area as we get into around next saturday and sunday. so you have to add out to the 24th which by the way 49ers hosting the colts that sunday too. that might play a bit of a role. but this is good news for fire danger. northwestern california could receive inches of rain within the next seven to ten days. welcome changes ahead in that seven-day forecast. but in the meantime, a warm start to the weekend. cool and cloudy finish. we'll see a few isolated showers late sunday into the evening. monday, breezy and cooler. so we go from upper 80s to mid-60s on monday. a bit of a roller coaster ride. north bay showers wednesday and increasing rain chances and increasing snow chances for the sierra as we head int

it must have made land for some time on sunday by which time it starts. look like this. winds of 85 kilometers per hour. one me storm surge for me to waves, but rain. i think the main contributor with widespread flooding ah, on causing the cost is the world to dependence on coal and dollar best is about get a bailout venezuela, launching the digital volleyball, and that attempt to revive its currency. and back to the seventy's degradation mckee and hug. welcome with counting the calls on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm marianna mozy. welcome to the news ally from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. oh, i still in afghanistan says it carried out to suicide bombing it is she on mos encoders, province, which killed at least 60 people. this is the united nations 10. 3 just weeks to act, to stop a humanitarian catastrophe. that could see at least.

now the sunday times newspaper reports another soldier who says he was present at the hotel claims thesked. lode the mod said they would co-operate if asked. ~ ., ., ., ., ., ., if asked. we have not had a normal reauest if asked. we have not had a normal request from _ if asked. we have not had a normal request from the _ if asked. we have not had a normal request from the kenyan _ if asked. we have not had a normal. request from the kenyan authorities, but we did support them at the time and there is no obstruction from the mod or the army on this side of the house. �* , ., , ., , ., house. the british army retains a base here and _ house. the british army retains a base here and for _ house. the british army retains a base here and for decades - house. the british army retains a base here and for decades locals| base here and for decades locals have complained about the behaviour of british soldiers. but the training unit says they're are committed to upholding the highest standards and it plays a positive rule in the community. the family want the wounds to heal, this time for good

sunday morning. i hope you get some time for breakfast and that is it from the papers.o with yesterday, drier and sunnier weather around. into the afternoon, eastern england will see plenty of sunshine. heavy showers in the north—east of england. strong to gale force winds continue in shetland. a blustery day elsewhere. showers more frequent in the west as the breeze picks up. centring in between. some avoiding downpours altogether. nice enough picture in the sunshine. cool out of it and in the sunshine. cool out of it and in the breeze. easy through tonight. the showers keep going as well. heavy and thundery ones towards counties of england and south wales tomorrow morning. clear skies for any length of time. low single figures across scotland and northern ireland. a fresh start, dry and bright start for many. more showers to the south—east corner on monday, compared to today. showers in the west, pushing away eastwards on the breeze. this is bbc news. i'm shuan ley. chrisjohnson rules out relaxing rules on immigration to loosen the shortage of truck drivers. tt is rul

this is in the sunday times. few young men are breaking into literary publishing and there are not as many male readers out there as female readers. i don't have that is true, but what is your perspective, dave? is the token male in this sense, i am outnumbered by women, men have dominated the literary world for many years but maybe it is the turn of women to have a goal and it is amazing how they have overtaken men. i think there were 39 women on the entry for prizes on the bestselling list a notice 57%. i don't care what the gender of the person who writes a book is as long as it is good. there are some strides being made in the music world. the bbc proms perform lots of women composer music this year and bbc radio three are playing it on air. perhaps women are coming late to the game and some of these arts and that is a very good thing because there are a lot of very talented femurs out there. by, very talented femurs out there. a good point to end on. we are out of time. thank you so much forjoining us this m

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assets like truck drivers ahead of christmas and also there is talk that was mentioned in the sunday timesof the u.k. papers talking about a bigger return for shareholders from the company. the airline sector is broadly positive from the iata investment taking place in boston. i'm not sure right heirs member but it stopped up 2.21%. -- i'm not sure ryanair is a member but it's stock is up 2.21%. alix: that is using your bitter you cannot get to boston for the airline conference. the overall losses for airlines from the coronavirus pandemic could top $200 billion. joining us for more is john strickland, consulting aviation analyst. that will wipe out years of profits for these guys. when do we have a complete picture of how bad it is going to be? when will the bottom hit? john: hopefully we have already reached the bottom. it all sounds scary. it is a relative improvement on the previous year. we have seen some improvements this year, not least where you are in the u.s. domestic market of those strong domestic markets such as china and russia being much more buoyant. we are waiting with bat

sunday. the timing on this has moved up a little bit.etter use the storms are going to happen. they start to back off some weapon. now they're moving it up and look by sunday morning. 05:00am you're already into some very heavy rain around much of the north bay. then of slides and drapes itself across the entire bay area just about by 2 o'clock in the afternoon. look at san francisco. that is a large storm that is moving through the bay area that will continue to bring impressive rainfall totals. so this next storm tomorrow morning. not so much. just an ice storm. but if you're in the commute now it's going to kind of a mess out there. rain again, as we head in towards saturday and then sunday the main event. look at all the colors. i mean, it's simply amazing. over 6 inches of rain expected in santa rosa by our models over 3 inches in the san francisco that would be incredible. downtown lesser amounts of the santa clara valley. but everybody is going to get it. and over the mountain tops. what we've already seen. 8 inches of rain. we co

no changes in the timing sunday into monday morning. that's when the atmospheric river will hit. rainfall totals that could surpass 3 inches in some areas. when it comes to the timing on this, by saturday at 7 :00 p.m. there's that spotty shower. look at the orange and red, that's the heavy pockets of rain at 4:00 a.m. nothing down towards the south bay. once we hit about 8:00 in the morning we get the heavier rain over the north bay, continuing over the east bay and you're still rain shadowed in the south bay. it has a hard time developing because the higher elevations steal a lot of that moisture. then as we roll through the afternoon and the evening you'll start to see more consistent rainfall on sunday over the east bay and the peninsula. it's still going strong over the north bay but san jose again rain shadowed. as we head through the evening, you'll see at 7:30 at night on sundays we'll see that rainfall develop down over the south bay and this thing will kick out of here monday morning. get ready for these totals. this is just phenomenal. we couldn't get anything close to

time the e. u delegation and the taliban on sunday, the time i met with the americans, of course. what is a focus on the talks to day and what is each side hoping to get out of them? was spokesman from the taliban has confirmed to us that they are indeed meeting with international organizations, presumably, ngos that are a part of the british and german representatives here in doha. we're also expecting the taliban to meet later in the day with the wider e u delegation. and what's on discussion? well, let's see from the europeans perspective, 1st the europeans want guarantees of a primarily 2 things. they want to make sure the refugees don't come streaming across the border into europe, and they want to make sure that the problem of the humanitarian refugee crisis stays contained to have gone on and the shrine countries. they also want to make sure as my colleagues, stephanie doug from cobble explained, they want to make sure that of got a son doesn't return to becoming what it was before. a staging ground for a tax on international targets by armed groups like al qaeda and now th

it must have made land for some time on sunday by which time it starts. look like this. winds of 85 kilometers per hour. one me storm surge for me to waves, but rain. i think it's main contributor with widespread flooding. ah, unkindly, because is the will to dependence on poll dollar. beth is about get a bailout, but his waiver loan to digital volleyball and then have to revive its currency. i'm back to the seventy's died place an unwelcome counting the calls on al jazeera. oh, you want to help save the world ah. sneezing to your elbow. mm mm. oh, wow. oh, buckle back the main stories now, a suicide bomber is targeted friday, pres, at a shall mosque in could, is in northern afghanistan, killing at least 60 people. i still in afghanistan, his crime to have carried out the attack. at least a 1000000 children in afghanistan are risk of dying from severe malnutrition if they don't get urgent treatment, united nations children's fund. unicef says the international community has only weeks to act, to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe. and in brazil, al, from

enjoy the wet weather if you like it because it's going away big time sunday. to saturday, scattered showers. and as you wrap up the weekend and progressively better chances of seeing rain again wednesday. light rain expected. and friday and the following weekend some real rain heading to northern california, much-needed rain that, we hope, can shut down the fire season for much of california. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> much needed relief. this week's planners approved a high-rise development a block from campus. they'll provide more than 200 housing unit homes for 850 students. construction could start by the end of the year, next year and be >>> did you file your income tax return yet? today is the deadline for those looking to avoid late filing fees and to qualify for the golden stimulus payments. remember you could get as much as $1100. they're based off last year's taxes. if you want the funds, you have to make under $75,000. tiktok announ

there's saturday afternoon that sunday monday time period is when we're eec songer level two storms.o stay tuned ahmed dan. yeah, here we go, sandia. thank you. all right, san francisco zoo is brewing up something new a preview of the park's launching a new line of beer this weekend. you can buy it in the can or you can cozy up to one of the cafes at the zoo and order up an ice cold glass of meerkat mob on draft. the zoo is all so offering a lager called the tower of giraffes and a hazy double ipa called the conspiracy. dreamer, exclusive lemurs. that's good. all right on to sports hama. yes, chris alvarez is here with the latest chris. dan and alma coming up in sports just a crazy finish in the monday night football game and gabe kapler and farhan zaidi, tell us what they will miss most from in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your custome

there's saturday afternoon that sunday monday time period is when we're expecting a stronger level twore we go, sandia. thank you. all right, san francisco zoo is brewing up something new a brewing up something new a preview of the par the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. launching a new line of beer this weekend. you can buy it in the can or you can cozy up to one of the cafes at the zoo and order up an ice cold glass of meerkat mob on draft. the zoo is all so offering a lager called the tower of giraffes and a hazy double ipa called the conspiracy. dreamer, exclusive lemurs. that's good. all right on to sports hama. yes, chris alvarez is here with the latest chris. dan and alma coming up in sports just a crazy finish in the monday night football game

weekend, it looks like our best shot is going to be for real rain is going to be kind and that sunday time a winter storm warning in the mountains. that's that's the real deal, but before that, we get a couple more here comes one for late tomorrow night early wednesday morning. there it is, and then behind that there's another one. so we're going to keep it going. which is great news. if you're worried about water, which we all are, and if you're thinking about fire danger, which we all do. there's no fog at the coast this time of year. it makes it tougher to form up. the model does this this is just the 24 hour loop, but you'll see we go into tomorrow morning early and you see the clouds. so that's your this is your day. cloudy cloudy cloudy easiest things teed up and then around five o'clock start seeing some sprinkles up around uk to and then late in the day in the evening. early in the evening. late in the day, you're going to evolve into some showers and it looks like the system goes through. it looks a lot like the last one, but not quite as as a little bit more potent than the last

time. they're 8.45. you see the rain begin to move into the bay area and then the big event comes in on sunday. ng on this is moved up just a little bit this. the one we're talking about the atmospheric river. this where we could see inches of rainfall just from a single storm. and there it is. you begin to see the set up and look at that rain and moisture racing across the pacific. so you've got all that moisture that's going to be moving on shore and then there's going to be amplified by the front coming on the back side and there you go. you can start to see a lot of colors developing around the bay area around the state. i think that event is going to take the better part of sunday and maybe through the first part of monday before this thing begins to settle down on the backside that looks like we'll catch a little bit of a break as the rain line is going to shift a little further to the north of the rain totals. they're going to oppressive. look at this around the state that first or maybe half an inch in the ben lowman lesser amounts in a san francisco. but then we start to have some total