so never a great story here along that east coast.ential for more cloud to push in off the north sea during saturday. there'll continue to be some breaks out to the west. and here's where we'll see the highest values. but generally between 9 and 11 degrees on those exposed east coast and potentially on sunday, it stays cool and breezy with quite a lot of cloud around further west. that's where we'll see the best of the sunshine. temperatures in northern ireland could peak at 17 celsius. live from london. this is bbc news. scottish government is set to ditch a flagship targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the conservative mp is suspended from the party after being accused of misusing campaign funds, claims he disputes. the government says an investigation is under way. the verdict in the inquest 48 people who died in a nightclub fire in dublin more than 40 years ago are due shortly. and prince william is given get well soon cards for his wife as he makes his first appearance since catherine announced her cancer diagnosis. welcom

but along that east coast, cool and disappointing with a lot of cloud at times. across the cool north sea, well, that means on exposed east coasts, there will be a little more in the way of cloud and it will be noticeably cooler. not looking too bad on saturday, but we'll start off with some sunshine and clouding over as the day goes on. again, highest values perhaps in the west with 14 degrees, perhaps struggling, 9 to 11 degrees across the east coast. and on sunday, it'll be a similar story — a dull, grey, cool feel, particularly out on those exposed coasts. but further west with a little more shelter, we should see highs of 17 celsius quite possible in northern ireland. live from london, this is bbc news. ukraine's prime minister warns the west of the threat of a third world war if they don't help to arm his country. at a meeting of g7 foreign ministers in capri, assitance for ukraine is high on the agenda. there are frozen russian assets in the uk and elsewhere and we should be thinking of ways of using those assets to help ukraine in its defence of this appa

get sunshine coming through we could see 17 degrees with high pressure building in but along that east coastloud at times. that is because of their high—pressure drift away further eastwards, we are going to tamp into some cold air coming from scandinavia and is that wind pushes across the north sea, that means on exposed east coast more in the way of cloud and noticeably cooler. not too bad on saturday but starting with some sunshine and cloud is the day goes on. the highest values in the west with ia degrees, struggling to 9 degrees on the east coast. a similar story on sunday, at all, cool it feel particularly out on those exposed coast. further west, with more shelter, highs of 17 quite possible in northern ireland. this is bbc news, the headlines. ukraine's prime minister warns the west of the threat of a third world war, if they don't help to arm his country. a meeting of g7 foreign ministers in capri — assistance for ukraine is high on the agenda. there are frozen russian assets in the uk and europe and elsewhere. we should be finding ways of using those assets to help ukraine in its

that rain. it's pushing northwards around the east coast in particular, some blustery winds around that area ofand. but there'll also be a scattering of showers that'll be fairly hit and miss. that rain slowly easing away from the south east of england and east anglia, but sitting across northeast england and eastern scotland for a good part of the afternoon. some blustery winds in and around that area of low pressure in the east. we could see gusts around 30 miles an hour or even a little bit stronger close to that east coast. and it's really going to feel quite chilly, just seven degrees in aberdeen. feeling cooler than that with the wind chill but up to about 13 in the sunshine towards the west. into the evening hours, we'll eventually lose that wet weather from most places. it's going to linger longest up towards parts of northern scotland, the northern isles in particular, more rain moving in to northern ireland by dawn. for most of us, a frost—free night, but we still could see a touch of frost across rural parts of central and eastern scotland. now into monday, the next area of low press

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that's right, it's absolutely a beautiful area of taiwan. and we were touring two days ago, on the coast of that, that east coast and, looking at all the scenery. and there is literally that one road that goes from taipei, all the way down to hualien, which takes over a couple hours, to get through. and the scenery is just one of a kind. i mean, you you don't really see that, in the bay area, so it was worth the visit. and you know, it just sorry. with what's going on right now, i hear the roads are closed now, same roads we traveled. >> look, i'm so glad your family had a good time there. and you're all safe, but let's go ahead and show some of the damage in that area in hualien, there is obviously that apartment complex, that building that collapsed partially, here's some video of, you know, just the freeway. look at the condition and the shaking. and, of course, that tunnel. i believe you drove on that road in front of that tunnel that had the road collapse and just landslides everywhere. i don't know if you i mean, obviously you didn't see any of that, which is great. but that's a mountainous region, isn't it? and once it's kind of cut off

that rain. it's pushing northwards around the east coast in particular, some blustery winds around that area ofring of showers that'll be fairly hit and miss. that rain slowly easing away from the south east of england and east anglia, but sitting across northeast england and eastern scotland for a good part of the afternoon. some blustery winds in and around that area of low pressure in the east. we could see gusts around 30 miles an hour or even a little bit stronger close to that east coast. and it's really going to feel quite chilly, just seven degrees in aberdeen. feeling cooler than that with the wind chill but up to about 13 in the sunshine towards the west. into the evening hours, we'll eventually lose that wet weather from most places. it's going to linger longest up towards parts of northern scotland, the northern isles in particular, more rain moving in to northern ireland by dawn. for most of us, a frost—free nights, but we still could see a touch of frost across rural parts of central and eastern scotland. now into monday, the next area of low pressure arrives from the west. this t

always the risk of a cold northerly wind driving more cloud and showers along that east coast.quieter day for most of us. again, anywhere from yorkshire down towards east anglia could continue to see some cloud and showers. and with that strong northerly wind, a cold feel to the day. but further west, lighter winds a little more in the way of sunshine coming through. there will still be some showers, but hopefully few and far between in comparison to today. and with those winds a little bit lighter, temperatures are likely to peak generally between 9—13 degrees. now, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we're starting to see an area of high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic. we'll need to be patient, but it does indicate a slightly quieter story as we head towards the weekend. still, there will be outbreaks of rain from this weather front that's toppling across that high pressure. so a quiet start on wednesday, a chilly start for some of us, but there will be some sunshine clouding over from the west across northern ireland, down through the irish sea, some rai

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but along that east coast, cool and disappointing with a lot of cloud at times. going to tap into some cold air coming from scandinavia. and there's that wind pushes across the cool north sea. well, that means on exposed east coast, there will be a little more in the way of cloud and it will be noticeably cooler. not looking too bad on saturday, but we'll start off with some sunshine and clouding over as the day goes on. again, highest values perhaps in the west with 1a degrees, perhaps struggling, 9 to 11 degrees across the east coast. and on sunday, it'll be a similar story, a dull, gray, cool feel, particularly out on those exposed coasts. but further west with a little more shelter, we should see highs of 17 celsius quite possible in northern ireland.

direction from scandinavia and pushing over the cool north sea south never a great story here along that east coastwill continue to be some breaks to the west, here is where we will see the highest values, between nine and 11 degrees generally unexposed east coast. sunday, stays cool and breezy, quite a lot of cloud. further west, the best of the sunshine and temperatures at northern ireland should be to 17 celsius.

always the risk of a cold northerly wind driving more cloud and showers along that east coast.e from yorkshire down towards east anglia could continue to see some cloud and showers. and with that strong northerly wind, a cold feel to the day. but further west, lighter winds a little more in the way of sunshine coming through. there will still be some showers, but hopefully few and far between in comparison to today. and with those winds a little bit lighter, temperatures are likely to peak generally between nine and 13 degrees. now, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we're starting to see an area of high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic. we'll need to be patient, but it does indicate a slightly quieter story as we head towards the weekend. still, there will be outbreaks of rain from this weather front that's toppling across that high pressure. so a quiet start on wednesday, a chilly start for some of us, but there will be some sunshine clouding over from the west across northern ireland, down through the irish sea, some rain into wales by the end of the afte

always the risk of a cold northerly wind driving more cloud and showers along that east coast.f us. again, anywhere from yorkshire down towards east anglia could continue to see some cloud and showers. and with that strong northerly wind, a cold feel to the day. but further west, lighter winds, a little more in the way of sunshine coming through. there will still be some showers, but hopefully few and far between in comparison to today. and with those winds a little bit lighter, temperatures are likely to peak generally between 9—13 degrees. now, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we're starting to see an area of high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic. we'll need to be patient, but it does indicate a slightly quieter story as we head towards the weekend. still, there will be outbreaks of rain from this weather front that's toppling across that high pressure. so a quiet start on wednesday, a chilly start for some of us, but there will be some sunshine clouding over from the west across northern ireland, down through the irish sea, some rain into wales by the e

we were touring two days ago, on the coast of that, that east coast and, looking at all the scenery. and there is literally that one road that goes from taipei all the way down to hualien with what's going on right now. i hear the roads are closed now, same roads we traveled. >> yeah. taipei's fire agency says there are several dozen people likely trapped in collapsed or blocked highway tunnels. stay with abc seven news for updates on the earthquake in taiwan. and remember, you can get breaking news alerts as they happen by downloading the abc seven news app. >> all right, focusing now on the bay area and our weather forecast. big change out there coming as we give you a live look here. >> you can feel it. all right. so much cooler. and then soon it's going to get pretty wet. >> this feels like groundhog's day. spencer christian we keep talking about well, it was sunny for a couple of days and the rain is returning. >> it's back. it's back with a vengeance. let's take a look at our satellite radar composite image. you can see this cold front digging southward right into the bay area a

always the risk of a cold northerly wind driving more cloud and showers along that east coast. ut further west, lighter winds a little more in the way of sunshine coming through. there will still be some showers, but hopefully few and far between in comparison to today. and with those winds a little bit lighter, temperatures are likely to peak generally between nine and 13 degrees. now, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we're starting to see an area of high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic. we'll need to be patient, but it does indicate a slightly quieter story as we head towards the weekend. still, there will be outbreaks of rain from this weather front that's toppling across that high pressure. so a quiet start on wednesday, a chilly start for some of us, but there will be some sunshine clouding over from the west across northern ireland, down through the irish sea, some rain into wales by the end of the afternoon and a few scattered showers elsewhere. temperatures starting to climb up to around 13 or 14 degrees. then the high pressure will tend to build,

you've got all of the maritime traffic that comes into the new york metro area and that is the largest port on the east coastit actually doesn't move as many vehicles, but it is stranding the medical channel that is one of the largest container ports in the east coast and that is important elizabeth just outside of new york, new jersey. the port authority of new york, new jersey is responsible for most of these bridges and they have done a very good job maintaining and upgrading them even though they are old. the brooklyn bridge obviously is a historic bridge. similarly is well-maintained. support columns of the bridge and the span of the george washington bridge are on land or very close to land, so they are very much out of the way where a ship could hit them. we should be thinking that safeguards for shore side as well. the brooklyn bridge was really over-engineered. engineers basically were looking at it, they were really concerned about this lasting for the ages. the core issue with our bridges as we have so many of them, over 600,000 nationwide. we will be need to make sure that we are maintaining them

a brisk northerly wind, temperatures struggled — only around seven degrees across that east yorkshire coast lowest temperatures to start the day on wednesday morning will be in the far north and west of scotland. we could have some thicker cloud and a little bit of drizzle, first thing wednesday morning, easing away from south wales and south—west england. but, again, west will be best, in terms of sunshine. a brisk northerly wind, feeding in cloud from time to time, few scattered showers, and keeping those temperatures pegged back to single figures. so, a top temperature of nine degrees along the east coast. further west, we'll see 12 or 13 degrees. now, clear skies will continue through wednesday evening and overnight, and that's going to allow those temperatures to fall away to low single figures. so, thursday morning, perhaps a chilly start, quite widely, across the country, and temperatures low enough in rural areas, further north and west, for a touch of frost, so gardeners and growers take note. but into thursday, this little weather front here could introduce a slight change. it wil

it certainly is not something as i said, that we hear on the east coast, are used to. thank you so much for that report. the earth quake is having an impact on travel in the very busy northeast corridor. cnn's pete muntean is here in washington with how this earthquake is impacting transportation. pete, >> you know, being on an airplane, probably one of the best places to be during an earthquake. but for the delays and all the ground stops have been canceled right now. in fact, the last holdout was newark liberty international airport in new jersey that has now transitioned to a ground delay, meaning that flights are delayed at their departure airport bound for new work, 77 minutes. so an hour and 17 minutes seems like that'll be in place according to the faa until nine p.m. tonight? so the air travel impact is not over just yet. the ground stamps were canceled at laguardia at jfk, at bwi, and at philadelphia. the cancellations and delays remained relatively low. but remember, new york, the city that never sleeps always on the move 1,000,002 billion and-a-half people co

a lot of people that are missing or stuck in a national park, which is a funding mountainous region. the east coast of taiwan is very, very rocky. a lot of these cliff face is kind of full directly into the sea, and that's why the majority of people who seem to be missing and where the majority of the rescue operations are being targeted at the moment. again, as you mentioned in the introduction, some people so missing the majority of those in quality into and so in the coming i was an overnight, that's really why i'm a deal. thirty's will be targeting that rescue operations. what sort of international response are we seeing to this earthquake? so for james, what as i mentioned in our reports, other countries are initially worried that they might actually be cool. top in the, and parts of this of credit. japan, in the philippine districts unami warnings and need me to talk to most of the credit collar this morning. local time. those, you know, i mean warnings with been lifted and it looks like when it comes to japan, the philippines, there's been no major damage reports. it's not being said, though

a brisk northerly wind, temperatures struggled — only around seven degrees across that east yorkshire coastest temperatures to start the day on wednesday morning will be in the far north and west of scotland. we could have some thicker cloud and a little bit of drizzle, first thing wednesday morning, easing away from south wales and south—west england. but, again, west will be best, in terms of sunshine. a brisk northerly wind, feeding in cloud from time to time, few scattered showers, and keeping those temperatures pegged back to single figures. so, a top temperature of nine degrees along the east coast. further west, we'll see 12 or 13 degrees. now, clear skies will continue through wednesday evening and overnight, and that's going to allow those temperatures to fall away to low single figures. so, thursday morning, perhaps a chilly start, quite widely, across the country, and temperatures low enough in rural areas, further north and west, for a touch of frost, so gardeners and growers take note. but into thursday, this little weather front here could introduce a slight change. it will ce

and deals in for that was felt across a much smaller area, just a difference in the way that the land is the east coast a lot older landmass so we have an area that can spread out a bit more so much so that there's 4.8 earthquake was felt across 14 different states, under -- across much of new england and areas of newark -- virginia but the immediate area of it some strong shaking of this and that is why it was felt for so many people. you think haywire here? there are a few fault lines across new jersey, three of them in fact you see this faultlines right there along that fault line is where we saw this happen i will tell you that is a major delay earlier we had ground stops at the airports because of the earthquake is the reason, the airports are back up big delays just because a volume now all of those flights that didn't get out for a while or trying to get out so you have to bring a lot of patients across airports around the tri-state for the rest of today because of the delays from the earthquake. >> i remember that 139 years ago, i covered it, it was scary. >> i was just a kid but you were older

across the north east of england, lake district, sunshine too first thing, but then in the south that weather front across wales into the midlands, east anglia. notice that the south coastanother area of rain heading towards the south. temperatures tomorrow, 13 in glasgow, maybe 14 in london, temperatures recovering because the weather is also coming in from the south. so a warmer direction. not that you're going to feel the benefits because sunday is looking overcast with outbreaks of rain, widespread rain across much of england. notice scotland and northern ireland your best bet for sunshine here. but eventually that rain will clear away into the north sea, leaving a legacy of cloud and dampness, i think anyway. so temperatures 13 in belfast typically into double figures with that weather coming in from the south. now on the temperatures, is it going to warm up? yes, it is. in fact, if we look at the temperature of the atmosphere. so the air mass here, the air�*s coming in from the south east and the east, slightly warmer air. so that means the temperatures will steadily climb. we're talking about the mid or high teens. so a gentle climb in the south around mid—teens

strong winds, and some hail as well, with the potential for further tornadoes know ahead of that across the east coast. we think lots of sunshine with above average temperatures for the likes of washington d. c. we'll see that where's the weather start to creep it's way further east, across eastern parts of canada and some very nasty storms to come across. central pots of the us is quiet. so behind that still wintery mix working across the northern plains is event development of wintery weather for central parts of canada, as well as oregon. but for the south of that full california, lots of sunshine and quiet conditions. and those continue a cool central america and the caribbean, full the likes of mexico will see temperatures pick up not only in the north, but also across from the central areas as the next few days. if we have a look at the 3 day for mexico city will be above average, but the chance of showers on thursday ok, foundation is deliberate over $300000000.00. will suffice. emboldened $75.00 countries around the world, 100 percent of sec, thoughts and emergency donation spends on projects.

but cooler where you're exposed to that northerly wind around the east coast. eastwards. so good news, a spell of drier weather at last after all that relentless rain that we've seen recently. so a lot of dry weather, a little bit of rain perhaps across the north of scotland, more cloud in general around eastern areas where we've got that chilly and northerly wind. so 10 or 11 degrees close to the east coast. towards the west, though, 13, 14 celsius with some longer spells of sunshine and a very similar day on sunday. again, most of us looking dry with the best of the sunshine towards the west, a bit more cloud in the east, and that breeze coming in off the north sea. so a touch cooler, 11 degrees or so for norwich, but up to about 16 in belfast. into next week, it looks like high pressure still fairly close. so a lot of dry weather, one or two showers more, especially towards the south. but those temperatures will continue to be a little below average for the time of year. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. a third day of disruption at the world's se

there are some patches of earthquakes that happen along the east coast. know, even though they're less frequent and there one is fairly small, probably wouldn't pay attention to it if it was in california, it is something that a lot of people noticed on the east coast because it is rare. >> so i lived along the san andreas fault so i saw it the way you did. but i want to understand if the science has moved to understand connectivity. is there any connection between the earthquake in taiwan and what happened today on the east coast? >> yeah, these are always logical things to ask when we have big earthquakes in short succession, but they're too far away from space and time to be related with each other. but i was working on the tie would be earthquake for the past 48 hours and there is interesting things about that. so when i woke up this morning and there was news about a new earthquake, i assumed it was an after shock. i had no idea it was the east coast of the u.s. and that is something like 40, 45 million people would have felt it. so that came as a bi

but out here in the east we have a lots of gold fault zones that are still week that respond to stress is that buildup in the coastline. the whole east coastf the united states has earthquakes of this size usually it's on a decade-long scale. we have a earthquake from about a larger aspect back in 2011 that was a magnitude of 5.8, that was 30 times larger than the release of energy. felt over a larger area than the earthquake today. but it did not lead to larger earthquakes or a active fault zone, it was just a pop, as that old fault was reacting to some stressors. >> molly: some of the information you have been giving us and other experts have been giving us today is a little bit of a peace of mind as to what to expect in the couple of days or weeks. could this be it or even the most serious of the aftershocks, but talking about new england and the bedrock, and also the buildings -- they are made for that in california but here they are some pretty old historic buildings and roads over the place generally in america, is there any comment to what the committee for the structure of buildings or anything like that? >> the older the building

populated areas like taipei which is worth noting only about 4% of the population that actually lives just along the east coastude earthquake happened. one similarity that that region though has compared to what we have here in the bay area is that they live along a liquefaction zone. and just along the east coast of taiwan lies the stretch of that zone that we're talking about. and the city of hualien lays directly on top of it. the depth of the earthquake was actually 21 miles under the earth's surface. back toth bay area real fast as we take a quick look at what's going on for the forecast throughout the day today and tomorrow. we have some really big changes right around the corner. let's start off with temperatures though sitting in the 40s and 50s throughout the bay area this morning. we're off to cool start and only going to get cooler in here on out. i mean we have the huge cold front that's starting to build in as we head into the forecast tomorrow. that's going to bring in temperatures down into the upper 40s near wine country. low 50s throughout most of the rest of our inland areas and along the coa

if you are taking a look at the drought map, you can see that the east coast looking good. the southwest still has some places that are in extreme and exceptional drought. but we're looking fantastic here in california. so that's why i don't mind seeing a little rain in the forecast here as we head through april, just to kind of lock that in. but it is going to be a bit of a rough ride as we go diving down into these cooler temperatures after being so warm this week. so just be prepared for that. all right. some interesting perspective there. thank you so much. the issue of retail theft was back in the spotlight at the state capitol, a package of bills lawmakers vow will target thieves and protect businesses came up for a key hearing. >> our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the details. >> will reeve us is confident these bills will send a strong message on retail theft, but some of the gop argue more action is needed. >> measure passes that vote in the assembly. public safety committee was the exact outcome. speaker robert rivas had hoped for as members of the commit

not unheard of that >> and the >> west coast of north america, you have an active plate boundary, you have the san andreas fault and we know that's an active with quake zone on the east coast the continent and the ocean are glued together. you don't have an active plate boundary, but you do have stress and we have had moderately large earthquakes and damaging earthquakes up and down the atlantic seaboard in charleston, south carolina in 18, 86 in virginia in 2011, and quebec in 1989. so they do happen going back to the 1700s and 1800s, there were earthquakes close to magnitude five near new york city so we've just had one of these infrequent events. we don't 4.7, we don't expect to be large enough to cause damage it's just not that big, but it is strong enough as people have been describing to be strongly felt. >> and you say 4.7 because we had heard good upgraded to 4.8, but the latest information you're getting, susan aza was a 4.7 magnitude your information may be more up-to-date than than mine. is that the estimates between 0.1 that they're going to change a little bit as the data are looked at more closely. >> should folks out there, because it's been felt not o

battling the east coast tonight after that earthquake hit new jersey, only a magnitude 4.8, but still the largest quake the state has seen in more than 250 years felt strongly in new york city. it didn't do any major damage. not a surprise to us here in the bay area, we know a 4.8 isn't really big enough to break too much. >> no, but there are a few reasons this quake hit differently on that side of the country. instead of fault lines slipping against one another, scientists say east coast quakes are caused by brittle rock getting squeezed. over time, the colder, harder rocks are better at spreading the energy from a quake, so people feel it over a wider area. you combine that with the denser cities out east and get a lot of freaked out people feeling their first earthquake. >> i was scared, i've never felt one before. >> i was actually at the office. i just left early, so that was pretty crazy to be honest, i was really scared. >> there have been a few smaller aftershocks since the morning quake. new yorkers seem to be taking it in stride. there's already a t shirt for it. a custom t

but cooler where you're exposed to that northerly wind around the east coast. rier weather at last after all that relentless rain that we've seen recently. so a lot of dry weather, a little bit of rain perhaps across the north of scotland, more cloud in general around eastern areas where we've got that chilly and northerly wind. so, 10 or 11 degrees close to the east coast. towards the west, though, 13, 14 celsius with some longer spells of sunshine and a very similar day on sunday. again, most of us looking dry with the best of the sunshine towards the west, a bit more cloud in the east, and that breeze coming in off the north sea. so a touch cooler, 11 degrees or so for norwich, but up to about 16 in belfast. into next week, it looks like high pressure still fairly close. so a lot of dry weather, one or two showers more, especially towards the south. but those temperatures will continue to be a little below average for the time of year. bye— bye. today at one. .. a conservative mp is suspended by the parliamentary party after claims he misused campaign funds.

that. east. the caspian sea coasts, east of mazandaran, golestan , north khorasan , will be parts of razavi and southkhorasan . there will be scattered rains in the central region of our country. regarding the drop in temperature, which we talked about, the wind will blow tomorrow , and the day after tomorrow will be the dominant phenomenon in the middle of the day. it will be eastern tomorrow, the caspian sea as well as the persian gulf and tangi hormuz has rough and turbulent waters. good night. hello, good night, dear viewers , the asian championship freestyle wrestling matches will begin this morning in bishkek, kyrgyzstan, and five freestyle wrestlers of our country will compete against their rivals on the first day . 65 kg rahmon amouzad will fight with kyrgyz zheldosh beikov in 70 kg amir mohammad yazdani after taking a break in the first round, in the second round he will face the winner of the match zhu from china and osmanov from kyrgyzstan in 79 kg mohammad nakhudi will take a break in the first round he has faced and in the next round he has to fight with the winner of the fight of the wr

it's still sitting out to the northwest, which means that we still potentially feed in wind direction from the north east. so along the exposed east coastoser to that area of high pressure. so into the weekend, there is a chance that those temperatures may well continue to struggle out to the east with some showery outbreaks of rain at times. but further west, it will be warmer and there will continue to be some sun. live from london. this is bbc news. the uk foreign secretary urges israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to limit — during visit tojerusalem. we hope that anything israel does is as limited and is targeted under smart as possible. it is in no ones interest that we see escalation. meanwhile — the un launches a $2.8 billion appeal — for aid for the palestinian population in the gaza strip and 0ccupied west bank. passengers at one of the worlds busiest airports face continued disruption after heavy rain has battered much of the grant. hugh grant has settled against the newspaper the sun newspaper against claims that private investigators used her phone hacking to target his phone. hello and welcome to bbc news. three hours

have to say that given the strength of the shaking and intensity of the shaking and intensity of the shaking from this shallow earthquake it looks at the moment like hualien and the east coast away reasonably unscathed. we have reports of deaths and injuries which appear to have come from landslides that have been unleashed along the east coast of taiwan. the difference between here and taipei on the west coast and the east is dramatic. it is rugged over there and very mountainous, narrow valleys where the mountains come right down into the pacific ocean and the quake has unleashed many landslides that have cut roads and brought down bridges and we think has also buried some people. it is still early hours after the quake but at the moment that area is cut off. it does look like major buildings and major urban infrastructure has survived the quake. fire and rescue services _ survived the quake. fire and rescue services talk - survived the quake. fire and rescue services talk about | rescue services talk about people they have already managed to rescue and there are still others needing help. it isjust still others needing help. it is just a question of gauging at this point

so we're in that partial shadow our friends that are on the east coast there in the umbrella that toldo be looking at the really cool like middle of the night effect day for us. you'll notice a little bit of a cool down a kind since we're not a total solar eclipse. do not be looking straight out unless you have the right can write yeah. yeah. you definitely need those proper eclipse viewing glasses. sunglasses aren't going to work. good note. yeah, because i think a lot of people probably are just gonna put those on to look up. don't do that. yeah. okay. and even safer to observe indirectly by projecting through the sun's image with a pin hole or binoculars. there's like a whole process that write that. so there's a million 1 youtube videos on how to do that actually i've been watching the but yeah, that path of totality, as we've noted, goes from texas, ok, arkansas are right up through the northeast, ok? and it's looking like the best place to watch is going to be like burlingame, vermont, burlington, vermont, ok, i know you were just there. yeah, absolutely. because cloud coverage i

these are all warnings, of course, that are extraordinarily unusual here on the east coast. >> thank he fact that jfk and newark are on a full ground stop will have an impact on travel not only towards the northeast but have a ripple affect for travelers going to and from airports throughout the country. we will be right back. we will take a short break. you are watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. ♪ that colonoscopy for getting screened ♪ ♪ is why i'm delaying ♪ ♪ i heard i had a choice ♪ ♪ i know the name, that's what i'm saying ♪ -cologuard®? -cologuard. cologuard! -screen for colon cancer. -at home, like you want. -you the man! -actually, he's a box. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪ i did it my way ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't.

but still we've got that pesky onshore northerly wind across the east coast looking ahead to the eastr cold nights to come and it turns a bit more unsettled on friday. that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers , sponsors of from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hey. very good afternoon to you and hope you're having a happy monday. it's 4 pm. and welcome to the martin dalby show on gb news broadcasting live from the heart of westminster all across the uk on today's show. no ifs, no buts. these flights are going to rwanda. well, today the prime minister, rishi sunak's, talked tough on immigration, saying the first flights will take off within 12 weeks. the big question is this can rwanda save rishi sunak or will it sink? mr sunak ? next up, will it sink? mr sunak? next up, metropolitan chief sir mark rowley is fighting for his job after one of his officers threatened to arrest an openly jewish protester, rishi sunak called it appalling. is it time for london's top cop to get the chop? and tony blair has admitted that labour must reset its relationship by negotiating clo

still sitting out to the north—west, which means that we still potentially feed in wind direction from the north—east. so along those exposed east coasts those temperatures may well continue to struggle out to the east with some showery outbreaks of rain at times. but further west, it will be warmer and there will continue to be some sun. moving out of live from jerusalem. this is bbc news. the uk�*s foreign secretary lord cameron has urged israel to do as little as possible to escalate tensions in the middle east — but benjamin netanyahu has said israel will decide on its own steps. we hope that anything israel does is as limited and as targeted and as smart as possible. it is in no one�*s interest that we see an escalation. translation: we will make our own decisions on our own and the state of israel will do what it needs to defend itself. an iran�*s president has warned there will be a harsh response if israel has the slightest response to its retaliatory attack over the weekend. i�*m lyse doucet injerusalem, with the latest on the response to iran�*s weekend attack i�*m annita mcveigh in london. our other main stories. a russian m

that environment, folks, but everyone's okay. i know all you got on the west coast, calm down. it's weird for us on the east coast. that's just the way it is. here comes "the five." ♪ ♪ >> hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine perio, jessica tarlov, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ the northeast. >> are we having an earthquake? seriously. are we having an earthquake? >> there was an earthquake in tribeca. the entire building just moved. >> [bleep]! holy [bleep]! >> earthquake can't be thousand the air, of course, made "the v" watchable. >> i don't know how to do from y ptsd from this cataclysmic effects. i hope we get past this. i have been fielding a lot of calls from people, though, that didn't feel it. people in the u. are just as excited or is damaged by this story. imagine if the media were just as affected by real calamities, whether it's a border or a crime wave for inflation. hey, i don't eat at mcdonald's. what do i care? actually didn't come to work. >> jesse: no! >> greg: some people in new york were told not to come in becaus

that's just along the east coast. s change gears real fast and go over to the bay area. >>> some cloudy skies is what we're waking up to and not that big of a change in the forecast compared to the last couple of days with the early morning hours. right now still in the 40s and 50s throughout the bay area. but it's worth noting we are going to see some big changes in the forecast tomorrow. as a cold front really starts surging its way in from the north and this huge trough of low pressure is bringing in some cold, dense air for us here in the bay area. some rainy skies too. so as we take a quick look at what's happening for us today, well, today, before that comfort moves its way in, we're still left with 60s and 50s along most of the inland areas. and along the peninsula. so it's a pretty mild setup for us right now. but there's a big change around the coronetter. some rain in the forecast tomorrow and more own that in a bit. for now over to nicole with more on the earthquake. >>> all right, thank you, jessica. well,

south and the east. of that colder air into now, as we go through tonight, actually, it's going to turn pretty chilly under largely clear skies. still a few showers grazing this east coast a few spots. so, yes, a touch of frost to start saturday morning, but quite a lot of sunshine. first thing, however, i think we will see cloud amounts increasing as the day wears on and also still some showers close to eastern counties of england, some patchy rain passing across the far north of scotland. the best of the sunshine out towards the west, particularly in northern ireland, where temperatures could reach 15 degrees. but with cloud and that breeze along the east coast, maybejust eight, nine or ten degrees — high pressure still with us into the second half of the weekend. but there's dangling weather front here, certainly providing a fly in the ointment, more clouds, some showery rain. quite a chilly start to the morning. then a lot of cloud, the chance of one or two showers. it will be quite breezy. the weather fronts i spoke about sitting just about here, a band of clouds, some showery rain with that across parts of eastern scotland and northeast england. the rain not comin