expect 4 inches of rain in the lowlands. 8 inches of rain higher up. especially in the santa cruz mountains. winds peaking at 60 miles per hour. and 60 inches of snow up in the mountains and all the details in a forecast. >>> the water district is trying to release as much water possible from the reservoir and that has people in the morgan hill area watching the dam and all the water rushing into the coyote creek and wondering what will happen to homes down stream. kpix 5's devin fehely is there and piloted sky drone 5 give us a look at how fool the reservoir is -- full the reservoir is . >> reporter: that's right. all the water over the spill way is matched by the people that have come up with curiously and concern to check on the conditions here themselves. >> reporter: these images of water cascading over the spillway in morgan hill. for the first time in more than a decade. >> if the dam did break we would be flooded. >> reporter: for some it was concern that brought them to see the conditions of the dam. but for others it was curiosity. >> from the

and five and ten metres across the central lowlands, especially in the central lowlands, especially ine day, this strongest swathe as we saw on the weather chart is coming in from the west. you can see where it covers by the colour on the chart. 90 miles per hour. locally, 80. that is enough to cause widespread disruption to transportation and power cuts, for example. structural damage. trees coming down. 0utside example. structural damage. trees coming down. outside of the amber weather warning. still, we have very strong winds. 50, 16, 70 in the east. —— 16. heavy rain pushing across wales and going into the north sea. it is all rotating around that area of low pressure. now, in the south, it will be windy, but mostly dry. the odd showers. all the action is in this central swathe. and by the time we get to the afternoon period, especially the latter pa rt afternoon period, especially the latter part of the afternoon, strong winds will be in parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, and east anglia. gales, possibly severe gales. the evening and overnight period. the storm pulls away into the

it looks as though the lowlands of scotland could get some of that snow. king up to some scenes like this. this law is in the north. and north—west england, the north of england, the midlands and also east anglia, and no high winds and we midlands and also east anglia, and no - high winds and we can no warning. high winds and we can concentrate on them. it is great to be stormy, 70, 80 mile gusts. we really get these inland. also potentially going to be causing some problems. trees down. certainly the potential for some problems. trees down. certainly the potentialfor some high problems. trees down. certainly the potential for some high sided vehicles going down, and if ur lottie, some significant structural damage. later on thursday, the worst is going to be across lincolnshire and east anglia. sting in the table. and later on thursday, towards midnight, it is going to pull away that isobars and we're going to be done with that storm. on friday, the french story for the rest of the country. some outbreaks of rain but it is good to be much calmer. a little

sunshine from inverness into aberdeenshire, across into the borders as well, not a bad day in the lowlandsnd, it is going to stay relatively cloudy with a few brea ks stay relatively cloudy with a few breaks and maybe one or two light showers. the skies clear on sunday evening which means that sunday night, tomorrow will be cold with a frost on the way. all in advance of some rain. this is a weather system out in the atlantic. a beautiful one, cold front, warm front, occluded front, the low pressure, it reminds you of geography... this is the weather front moving into cornwall and devon, into the western fringes of wales, belfast will get rain as well but this is a very slow mover. it is cloying, a glacial pace. that means that london all the way up to edinburgh will stay dry with some sunshine through most of the day. eventually, the weather front will move through. by the time we get to tuesday, it straddles the eastern coast so if you live in norwich, scarborough, newcastle, maybe five, these areas will be cloudy with rain at times. the wind is off the north sea so it will feel chilly,

gustess 40 miles per hour in the lower -- gusts 40 miles per hour in the lowlands. 11:00 p.m. tonight, big red blog, heavy rain targeting the south bay and the santa cruz mountains. we have scattered heavy cells in the north bay. can't draw a bead on the modelles. it givers you -- models. it gives you a general idea. as the time lapse video moves on, you can see we have this stream of moisture over the bay area. this is tomorrow morning, 4:00 a.m. roll it on. it doesn't move. a focus down in the santa cruz mountains at day break tomorrow. there is rain everywhere around the bay area. as time marches on, santa cruz mountains, santa cruz mountains, santa cruz mountains. look at that. really intense rain. forecast for that part of the bay area. and a little bit of a shift to the north and south and the focus could change. one and a half to four inches of rain in the lower elevations within 36 hours. 8 inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains and in the higher elevations, east bay hills, wind gusts 60 miles per hour by monday night. warnings and watches. snow in the mountains, 5

scotland, blustery conditions, strong winds in the north and through the central lowlands, accompaniedthe forecast at 8am, some patchy fog, still some fog forming before 8am but that will lift through the ensuing two hours and then we're looking at bright skies, variable amounts of cloud and not particularly cold. the same for wales and northern england, clear skies, and at this stage, dry for northern ireland, the odd shower but nothing too heavy. for the north of scotla nd nothing too heavy. for the north of scotland and the central lowlands, windy conditions and also we've got some rain, heaviest in the north and north—west. through the day, slowly the wind will subside but it will still be blustery in scotland and northern ireland. a weatherfront coming in bringing the rain with it. further south you see whether cloud break sub and where we'll see sunshine. in lighter winds, break sub and where we'll see sunshine. in lighterwinds, 11, 12, possibly higher, will feel pleasant. through the evening and overnight, the rain in northern ireland sweeps across the isle of man, pushes in two

colombian conservationists have bought up one of the few remaining lowland rainforests, hoping to protect the animals' last remaining place of refuge. narrator: this is one of the last of the unspoiled forests in the magdalena medio region of central colombia. rangers regularly patrol the area by boat, because the river is often used by smugglers to move illegally harvested tropical wood. the protected area is 4500 hectares in size. it's an important sanctuary for endangered species, like this brown spider monkey. in just a few decades, their population has dropped by 80%. that's mostly because outside the sanctuary their habitat is being destroyed. alejandro grajales: there are still giant trees here, like the abarco and ceiba, as well as others that are endangered. this relatively intact tropical forest offers food to many endangered species, among them birds, mammals, and amphibians. they find everything they need in this protected area. narrator: the men are searching for the rarest bird in colombia -- the blue-billed curassow. there are only between 300 and 500 left in the wild. and

even through the lowlands and outside of glasgow and edinburgh could wake up to a good covering of snowntense. so what happens during the morning? the amber warning in force and this is where the worst of winds arrive. that orange air is up to 80mph gusts inland. it is more rare inland. and even through the thames valley a pasting as well. the worst of winds will be further north. these are the effects we may get. for some not a huge issue, but some could be seeing scenes similar to that. so the important message is stay tuned to the weather tomorrow and the storms are volatile. take note of forecast for the rest of today and into tomorrow. particularly if you‘re travelling across the more central area. wherever you are, it is good to take note. that is it. today at five. the fiance of the children‘s author helen bailey, has been found guilty of her murder. ian stewart killed her at their home in hertfordshire last year, dumping the body in a cesspit. he stood to inherit her £4 million fortune. in court stewart was described as cruel and devious, and now detectives are re—examining the

an amber warning in force and still through the central lowla nds force and still through the central lowlandsnd from storm doris, slamming into north—western parts of england. north wales as well another warning from the met office. in more detail now, gusts of up office. in more detail now, gusts of up to 80 miles an hour in places, inland as well, very strong and damaging winds moving through the midland into east anglia and further south also feeling the effects of the storm. there could be some overturned vehicles and some structural damage in places by the time we are finished with this storm. stay tuned to your forecasts and take care. welcome back to 100 days. a reminder of our top story. mexico says it will not accept president trump's plans to send millions of illegal immigrants back across the border. the former mexican foreign minister told us his country intends to fight back. the fact is this is escalating every day and at some point mexico's going to have to put its foot down. coming up — republican congressmen return to angry demonstrations at their local town halls — but the w

as it pushes to the far north of england, southern uplands and central lowlands, it will turn readilyquickly across northern ireland, northern england, into the north sea but we also have the snow. heavy snowfall in the southern uplands first thing, also snow in the central lowlands even at lower levels and then the whole system pushes to the north sea leaving brighter skies and the winds coming down. on friday the winds will be lighter, a dry and relatively bright start to the day but then more rain coming in from the atlantic. an unsettled 24 hours at least ahead as storm doris crosses our shores. job we've got you to explain it all! thank you very much indeed! —— good job. we were hoping she would be inside kensington palace this morning, later we have a report where we have been inside in a couple of minutes. you will see those dresses, which are on display for quite some time. some of the most iconic dresses that diana princess of wales ever wore. i know! i may be more interested! don't assume that i'm not interested axe mac you've already planned your visit. —— i'm not intereste

you can see a white across the southern plans and lowlands and highlands and the gales were way - thegales just about clipping east anglia, and we had an 81 out hour gust hummable much lighter now. if you are travelling this evening, this is around 9pm with showers and winds. at this stage in many lighter winds. at this stage in many areas, the winds are very light indeed. this is the wind gusts at this stage, around nine p.m.. talking about 28, 30 mph. easily double that, more than double that 35913 15135315539314931551 some areas. and tonight, the in some areas. and tonight, the winds clear from that far eastern and south—eastern coastline and we will have clear skies. the other hazard is icy patches and temperatures will dip to freezing in one or two spots. friday morning begins chilly with light winds and sunshine, a crisp sunny start. the rain moves in the belfast, whilst —— western scotland and dublin and areas will get snow, but nice and quiet across most of england, i am pleased to say, and east wales. saturday, another big blow comes in, not a storm, regular cloud, wind and r

the initial problem will be the snow through the course of tonight and into morning. southern uplands and lowlandsedinburgh could get some snow. the worst of the weather will be the wind slamming into north—western parts of england, wales, northern england, the midlands and into east anglia. amber warning in force. these winds we often get in the winter but often the north west coast of scotland get them and the difference with these, they will go inland and cause problems. our infrastructure doesn't have to deal with these sorts of winds very often. we could even see some damage like this, if you are unlucky so the main message tomorrow is to take it steady and take care. hello and welcome to 100 days. mexico says it will not accept new us plans to send millions of illegal immigrants back across the border. and they will not hesitate to approach the united nations to defend immigrants, says the foreign minister of mexico. the strong words come as the us head of homeland security and the secretary of state head to mexico to discuss the immigration crackdown. the white house will scrap guidelines t

morning might be tapering off showers around red carpet time, it will be chilly, not the best weather up there. lowland to three inches. an unbelievable winter for them in portland as the next storm comes on tap. here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning everyone i'm meteorologist ch accuweather update. no precipitation falling blustery and colder, 46 degrees later this afternoon windchills stuck in the 30s. two questions that you don't really hear on the same day. appening today and tonight. >> thank you very much. >> nobody asks me that when i'm in my onesie. >>> coming up on "gma," the big winners at the independent spirit awards. what it could mean for who is going to t statues at the oght. dowyour poweucica. i am te, for every would-beyber attack there's a team of u.s. army cyber warriors who will not be defeated. find out more at goarmy.com/team ckt heartbung the instant it touches your tongue. and neutsource. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum ♪ smoothies! only from tums did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmn ess? enter sleep number ... she likes the bed so ft. he's more hardco re.

scotla nd lowla nds from the met office enforced. scotland lowlands could be getting a covering. d right at its peak, moving across the north west of england, wales, northern england, the midlands and down into east anglia. another amber warning from the met office. this is what it looks like around 11. 70—80 mph gusts across north west wales and perhaps similar strength is further east, not so strong in the east but certainly disruptive. we talk about these values often but in the winter, it affects coastal areas, and in—built up areas, we get this sort of disruption. by the time we get to thursday afternoon, the worst of the weather will be across eastern areas. very gusty in the south and by that we to midnight on thursday, we are out of the woods, the winds die down and first on friday morning, we will have to pick up friday morning, we will have to pick up the bits and pieces across central and southern areas. some rain getting into the north—west on friday. tomorrow, take care. and burying her body in a cesspit. ian stewart had met helen bailey on a website back in 2011. he

the first problem is not the wind but the snow falling tonight into tomorrow, the southern uplands and central lowlandsly afternoon, the worst of the winds moving through this part of the country. a closer look, and amber warning is in force from the met office and the winds are striking north—western parts of england, northern wales, liverpool, manchester, through the midlands, northern england, nottingham, east anglia and very windy further south but not as windy as in this orange area where there could be structural damage and the potential for high sided vehicles overturning, more serious scenes could be something like this, so take care tomorrow. hello. this is the bbc news. the headlines: the fiance of the children's author, helen bailey, has been convicted of murdering her to profit from her £4 million fortune. ian stewart suffocated her before hiding her body beneath their home in hertfordshire. seven planets have been discovered beyond our solar system. they could support life. the us space agency nasa says the planets are circling an "ultracool" dwarf star 39 light years away from the sun. a

across the central lowlands, we are looking at five centimetres. see the amber on this chart. we are looking at widely gusts of wind, 60 to 70. out towards the west with exposure we could see round about 90 mph. these are damaging gusts. they can cause a lot of disruption as we have already seen and also at root trees, do structural damage, cause power cuts, that sort of thing. —— up root trees. south of that line we are looking gusts of 50 to 60 mph in southern england. as a go through the course of the day, the whole arc d rifts across the course of the day, the whole arc drifts across the north sea. the squeeze comes in across wales, across the midlands, parts of northern england and also east anglia. the rain continues to follow through behind it as well. it will feel cold if you are exposed to all that but that is academic because by the time get to the evening rush hour, the severe gales will be across parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia and we will seize on snow across the pennines, getting into northumberland as well. through t

through the central swathe of scotland and through the central lowla nds scotland and through the central lowlandsrural areas the temperatures will be lower than this, well, there is once again the risk of ice tomorrow. it also means under clear skies a gorgeous start to the day if you like it sunny and crisp and we are looking at another weather front coming in from the south—west and south—west england and in through wales and the midlands and east anglia. as that engages with the colder air, there isa engages with the colder air, there is a chance we could see some snow. again, mostly on higher ground. but behind twe again, mostly on higher ground. but behind t we start to pull again, mostly on higher ground. but behind twe start to pull in some milder conditions. so tens and 11s. ahead of it, it will feel cold. we're lacking at blue skies, but showers and they will be wintry. dan and lou, i can only apologise for my appalling use of puns! you never need to apologise for that, carol. ithought you never need to apologise for that, carol. i thought you'd like to know what spring was like on junip

200 meters, but we will see significant snow settling above about 400 meters and still in the central lowlandsa cold easterly along this coastline, out towards the west, something drier and brighter with a little bit of sunshine. then as we head on into thursday, well, it will be colder still. a lot of cloud at times, some sunshine, but cold enough for wintry flurries. again coming in across eastern england and snow on the pennines and the grampians. as we head towards the end of the week we carry on with that. cold easterly wind and cloudy with snow showers and it looks like we could see significant snow on the pennines. that‘s still open to question and i'll that‘s still open to question and i‘ll keep you posted as we go through the rest of this week. dan and lou. it‘s not a new problem, seagulls swooping on residents in seaside towns up and down the uk, stealing food and even going on the attack. but what are we to do about it? today mps will try to come up with some answers as they discuss the issue in parliament. gulls are protected and can‘t be culled, but netting, spikes on roof tops an

begin raining tonight and it won't let up till tuesday night. 4 inches of rain in lowlands. 8 inches hire up. especially theuz. winds 60 miles per hour and 60 inches of snow. all the details coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. another big concern with the storm, the wind. high wind advisory for the bay area right now. you can see the waves in pacifica are whipped up. we have team coverage from the north bay to the south. we begin with jessica flores where there are concerns about flooding. jessica? >> reporter: we are on the bridge right here. this is one of the areas that flooded before. i want to take you to the creek right now. 3 to 4 feet. needs to reach 13 feet in order to flood homes and businesses but folks are concerned about what will happen over night. >> reporter: shop owners are bracing for the worse. possible flooding. a threat that

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