its spot on its own axis and also orbited the sun at high speed. people believe that this would have an perceivable consequences the earth would be subjected to strong headwind and objects would tip over and things like that. and then there was the theological aspect that martin luther threw into the mix. he told copernicus that the bible said that the sun moved around the earth and not the other way around so copernicus was wrong and that scared copernicus into keeping quiet and appears in. martin luther called copernicus a fool and his model was dismissed not so much as heretical but more as fantastical . it was only seventy years after his death that galileo's observations provide a convincing arguments. but the physical proof had to wait for another three hundred years. nevertheless nikolaus copernicus had provided the esther nominal model of our solar system and refuted the ancient scholar autonomy and that in itself was revolutionary. the earth was ultimately removed from the center of the universe and classified as an ordinary planet that orb

copernicus believed the sun was at the center of the solar system. but even though he spent thirty years working on his theory he kept quiet about it his friends and confidantes including some high ranking clerics tried to persuade him to publish his work but without success. her knickers was scared of publishing his theory because he was afraid he would make himself a laughing stock. educated people knew that the earth wasn't flat that it was a sphere. in copernicus's world view this fear was also moving. spawn on its own axis and also orbited the sun at high speed people believe that this would have on forseeable consequences the earth would be subjected to strong headwinds and objects would tip over and things like that. and then there was the theological aspect that martin luther threw into the mix. he told copernicus that the bible said that the sun moved around the earth and not the other way around so copernicus was wrong and that scared copernicus into keeping quiet so any peers of. martin luther called copernicus a fool and his model was dis

having spaces with they can enjoy the sun, tree and grass and flowers. helps give them ownership of the city that is already increasingly reducing their access to equity education in the art. thank you. >> hello supervisors. i'm robert marquez. i work in south of market. i'm here to support somcan appeal the project. i used the park since it opened. i've been going there two or three times a week. my understanding of the bay that at one point, one the solution of the housing in the bay area was to fill the bay up. they decided to say it's a off limits and protect it. my understanding representation is that, you're there to represent those who don't have the a voice. you're in charge of the city that's where it's all happening. i'm asking that you draw a line in the sand and look up and instead degrading small area that working folks have for themselves t look at a situations a place to enhance. i don't see the central soma plans 8000 units comingline. there's going to be a ton of property and influence. i will ask you to leave this for the people. thank

you're there at the "sun." on for a month and now the mayor has taken a leave of absence. tell us what "the sun" uncovered and what it means about local news. >> on march 13th, "the sun" published a story that the university of maryland medical system had bought 100,000 copies of a book series called "healthy holly," which were books for children telling them they should be active, they should eat vegetables, those sorts of things. for those books, they were paying katherine pugh, the mayor of baltimore who sat on the umms board $500,000. i think the last baltimore author who got a deal that good was the late tom clancy. it was unbelievable! and they couldn't really find many of these books. and her stories, the mayor's stories of what was going on kept shifting. "the sun" dug in, and "the sun" has now found $800,000 paid to her by non-profits like associated black charities, like kaiser permanente, the health provider which was negotiating with the city for a $48 million contract to cover its employees as they

you will need the sun grasses, the only thing you need the umbrella for is to save you from the sun. 68 to 65 is considerably cooler than yesterday, up to 10 degrees in some areas, total sunshine at 7:00, 56 to about 61. all right, let's get a check on the morning commute. see what else is going on. >> not a whole lot. we had bridge until 4:00 a.m. that will happen tomorrow night and starting at midnight until 4:00. you have to take the long way around and use 780 instead. according to my traffic flows here, everything wrapped up on time, i'm not seeing delays in that area. if you are heading northbound, you should not have any issues, take a look at these drive times, looking great so far, westbound 3580, tracy to dublin. you are in the green, maybe a lot of folks are tied up in that. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard. 15 minutes for you, northbound 85, cupertino is also in the green. it should take you about 15 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. >>> before you get on bart this morning, make sure you have a way to play. >> bart is cracking down on fare evaders. nbc is looking at a

of the sun flee it's small and it hurts it burrows on the street and mostly affects the feet the sun flee is common in africa and it's believed well over two million people in kenya suffer from the parasites known there as jitters we want to kisumu to find out more. to read our past the loves going to school the best part is being able to concentrate on her lessons but that wasn't always the case. the twelve year old speed used to be full of jiggers tiny sand fleas that virus into people's bare flesh causing burning painful lesions. terrible i couldn't play i couldn't jump i stretch myself mostly at night for a long time you know all the tools. of the children at this primary school in county still suffer from the minute parasite constant and severe pain makes it difficult for the infected students to walk and impossible for them to concentrate in class untreated to this can lead to deform glen's gang green and fatal tetanus infections jagers are a widespread but neglected health problem in africa official figures are hard to come by. in the schools here in consume almost a third of p

the coast. every one enjoys sun. we'll talk about how much warmth we get for the week ahead and this last day of our three contestants are all at the big ikea table. who's going to be tonight's winning chef? contestant #1, impressive knife skills. but contestant #2 fights back by using fresh parsley. and, contestant #3 adds a touch of sweetness. sweetie, come eat outside. but it's too hot out there! perfect! make room for the judge! ♪ ♪ live together. lounge differently. ikea. ♪ ♪ >>> in sports, a big day in the area for our team. the sharks face the avalanche. the puck drops at 4:30 p.m. tip off is at 12:30. if you're not going to game, you can watch it only on abc 7. we'll have live one-on-one interviews with players and coaches. we have a preview of today's match up. > reporter: good morning. their motto is strength in numbers but the warriors might not be at full strength when they take on the rockets in game one. steph curry and klay thompson are listed as questionable after spraining their ankles in the close ou

clean energy comes very reliable source the sun would shine said least three thousand oh yeah. the drive into the atlas mountains take says hours for technician. the journeys like this one into far flung villages are part of the job and yet there's still something special because the work he does in installing solar panels changes people's lives. to wonderful to see how real the family when they get electric thank you for the time yes it's just really nice. the mountain village of todd has no running water no electricity and no telephones mohammad saeed family can hardly wait for his colleague to arrive and install a solar panel on their rooftop. they look on eagerly as the work gets underway. this summer panel will cost the family a few hundred euros that's a lot of money here it's a pretty quick job the technology is relatively simple but maintenance and the batteries longevity are still problematic the system has to be wired up in a somewhat unorthodox way but nevertheless it works joad connects the module to the battery and it starts charging. it doesn't take long to install

energy, and the polar regions, which receive very little of the sun's energy. but if you change that difference in the temperature between the two regions, you change the speed of the large-scale weather systems that move around the planet. as you change the temperature gradient, these weather systems start to move e more slowly through our atmosphere, and you can get more extreme conditions such as droughts and floods that just last longer in a particular region because these weather systems are moving that much slower. and so there is a connection between what happens in the arctic and weather in the lower latitudes. and we knew that if the planet started to warm and you start melting snow and you ststart melting ice, thn youu're gonna have this sortrt f feedback effecect that's gonnana amplplify the warming becacause you're gonnana warm up. you'rere gonna melt more snow. you're going to melt more ice. it's going to further warm everything up and melt more and more snow and ice, so you have this really vicious positive feedback. so we e knew that the arctic wa

it's strategically placed on the edge of the sun haro and is known as the doorway to the desert. this is where joe wood small business is based morocco gets some three thousand hours of sunshine every year twenty eight year old job has four employees and he says business is booming. and that's partly because morocco his government has been investing in sustainable energy for years and was assad is now home to one of the world's largest solar power plants. or do you mean what is out is the world in capital solar energy because of this new large power plant. in order to get. even from far away you can see the plants main tower that's been names nor which in arabic means life. until recently local relied on imported fuel for almost all of its energy needs now the country is changing that by developing projects like this one there is some seven and a half thousand mirrors surrounding the tower and a fast feel the mirrors reflect the sunlight focusing it on to the top of the tower which eats up to more than one family some degrees celsius. the moroccan manager of the project tariq ver

merino to give up judy in the sun which also they have plans to let chevron start drilling for oil in ecuador's most important national park which is a travesty beyond all imagination but let's stick to judea and the lower in the united states. after the patcher attacks and one zero two two one zero two one the amendments to it citizens barely have rights anymore everything is at the whim of the commander in chief and the commander in chief is anything is allowed now there is no law there is no recourse to the law something i've written about in lots of my songs over the years because it's when the law goes. that we find ourselves pitched into. wars and this team at the moment bolton abramson trump himself and pence and all the rest of them are desperately trying to pitch the world the planet that we live on into this war sorry i'm drifting of julian who we should all be focusing on because he is who the whole world should be focusing on him now because if we let the u.k. get away with allowing him to be extradited to the united states and we allow the united states government at thei

chief among them why the temperature of the sun's corona the outer layer at an almost in comprehensible heat of a million or two degrees celsius is so much hotter than the surface of the sun itself the probe will pass through the outer atmosphere and sample its particle make may shake and electric fields so fire its heat shield and cooling systems are holding up fine but no doubt it will be a scorcher that's this day on friday japan's s. troika hunted the high abuse of two is own review and story to thought to be as old as the solar system itself just landing on the boulder covered piece of space rock was tough enough but now high bruce it too is getting down to business using explosives to collect a fresh sample from beneath the surface and bringing it two hundred ninety million kilometers back to earth and pristine condition by the end of next year the americans have a similar mission aiming for a big new asteroid but the japanese are at least a year ahead expect to see more missions like these as scientists governments and private space missions attempt to examine the debris of our s

chief among them why the temperature of the sun's corona the outer layer at an almost in comprehensible heat of a million or two degrees celsius is so much hotter than the surface of the sun itself the probe will pass through the outer edge miss fear and sample its particle make may shake and electric fields so fire its heat shield and cooling systems are holding up fine but no doubt it will be a scorcher that's this day on friday japan's s. troika hunted the high abuse of two is henri you grew and story to thought to be as old as the solar system itself just landing on the boulder covered piece of space rock was tough enough but now high bruce it too is getting down to business using explosives to collect a fresh sample from beneath the surface and bringing it two hundred ninety million kilometers back to earth and pristine condition by the end of next year the americans have a similar mission aiming for a big new asteroid but the japanese are at least a year ahead expect to see more missions like these as scientists governments and private space missions attempt to examine the debris

chief among them why the temperature of the sun's corona the outer layer at an almost in comprehensible heat of a million or two degrees celsius is so much hotter than the surface of the sun itself the probe will pass through the outer atmosphere and sample its particle make may shake and electric fields so fire its heat shield and cooling systems are holding up fine but no doubt it will be a scorcher that's this day on friday japan's s. troika hunted the high abuse of two is own review group an ester ojt a thought to be as old as the solar system itself just landing on the boulder covered piece of space rock was tough enough but now high bruce it too is getting down to business using explosives to collect a fresh sample from beneath the surface and bringing it two hundred ninety million kilometers back to earth and pristine condition by the end of next year the americans have a similar mission aiming for a big new asteroid but the japanese are at least a year ahead expect to see more missions like these as scientists governments and private space missions attempt to examine the debris

the sun reachingss the region. what we will expect today, as i said, at the beginning, sunny start, clouds return in the afternoon. nice day, evyone,armer for monday, but we're talking about storms as in thunderstorms. summer-like day on tap for tomorrow. guess what, it stays warm until at least wednesday. we'll giveteou the compl ten-day forecast. let you know what to expect for tomorrow and into the few days in the gupcom week. walkers ny runners and are wrapping up in the credit union cherry blossom ten mile run. >> yesterday, a racethe kids, today this one is for the adults, take a look at the screen re, it shows the racecourse here is all around the tidal basin. so you know what that means, os street ces there, right now several streets including the memorial bridge are shut down. all of them we expect to be reopened by about 10:45. but trust us, driving downtown, today, is a mistake. take metro, walk, bike, do what you can. it will bevery busy. >> yeah, it was a final four matchup, uva fans will never forget.

the sun and the moon. the location of the earth and the moon was significant in the minds of the ancient egyptians. -- the location of the earth related to the earth and moon was very significant in the minds of the ancient egyptians. they figured out the exact rotation of the earth around the sun. they figured out the time of the equinox to the extent that one of the temples of ramsey the -- ramses the great, the solar light would hit the face of the pharaoh inside the temple only twice a year. at prescribed times. so they learned exactly where the sun is, how far it moves, when the moon comes, and what the changes to the shape of the moon are, so this was part of the religious experience as well as the natural experience. observation of space overtime, did you notice any trends in deserts growing or changing shape? priscilla: in your observation of the earth's deserts overtime, did you notice any any changes in the earth's deserts? mr. el-baz: huge changes. the desert was not like that before. the north

steve, would the sun ever put modi or the steve, would the sun ever put modi orthe indian steve, wouldage, do you think? in this country we are page, do you think? in this country we a re interested page, do you think? in this country we are interested in the us elections, we give them huge levels of coverage. but other countries? the ft has only given it a picture caption. what strikes me about this is you talk about the number of voters. at the moment we are speaking to mps and activists on the ground, they are knocking on doors and getting them slammed in their faces because people are fed up with politicians. it is incredible that so many people are voting in india. it's fantastic. it will be a very pa rt it's fantastic. it will be a very part of this election, but when we went to india with the pm last year, it is all about the relationship between india and breaks britain and what it does about immigration and if these trade deals ever happen —— brexit. if there were trade deals to happen what india would demand from us. we know that theresa may is not shifting. she hasn't so far

correspondent at the baker sun stretch this second line with the words sex by the team. cuts mean no. small thing recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on the d.w. . when the water starts rising people fight for survival on a case on a budget deficit budget when there's a flood of water comes up to a waste when you're close fast to everyone even to fun place a lack of water is equally dangerous plays junk you can't sleep will move south so they can plant crops and find food. floods and droughts will climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can the right any going to six not if you want and probably most of them will come from. the climate exhibit starts in full thirty years on t w. the to. play. play. play. rwanda reflects on its darkest chapter president paul kagame he joins his ceremony to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the genocide that chilled nearly a million people we'll hear from our correspondent at that for more.

when the sun is here, this side of the moon is hit by the sun. when the moon moves out this way, this side is hit by the sun. there is no dark side. that side, which is the far side, we never see because the moon is in lock. >> is there a difference between the size, in terms of geology or anything else? because the moon is in lock with the earth, the center of gravity is 2 kilometers further. a great deal of action came on that side facing the earth a lot more than the far side. the far side doesn't have all of the things we see that make the face of the man in the moon. very few black spots. because of the gravitational potential, there is a push where the near side has more of the black areas, volcanic rock, then the first side. there is a difference in composition. how did you decide to establish the center for earth and planetary studies here at the national air and space museum when you could have gone anywhere and done anything you wanted? mr. el-baz: very good question. we were very busy. in december of 1972, finishing up with apollo 17. i

there a danger lurking in space asteroids are chunks of rock that orbit the sun at incredible speed and if a big one strikes the earth the result is disaster. scientists say that's exactly what happened to millions of years ago it disrupted the global climate and helps kill off the dinosaurs. if another asteroid were headed our way what could we do. shield aims to create a line of defense its head alan harris says the first step is to identify the threat to visit those urges interfere we know where they are or how did we can say with certainty that for the next couple of hundred years nothing very big is going to head towards us. smaller objects are much more common we can expect to see one that's about twenty meters in diameter. every hundred years or so. are all the fair . in february twenty third teen a small asteroid about seventeen meters across exploded above the russian city of chelyabinsk the shockwave damaged buildings and blew out windows hundreds of people were injured most by broken glass it came out of the blue with a bright flash and allowed sonic boom. a network of telesc

in just a few years more than forty percent of morocco's electricity will be generated from the sun and wind there are plans to build five large plants like this one meaning the country could soon be a global leader for solar power. from the high tech energy projects back to the mountains but don't he is being loaded up and and his team are heading off to the next town. although morocco has expanded its electricity grid immensely in recent years some villages are simply too remote to reach and which is why these solar technicians are sorely needed. last night and his wife speak of the hardships they experienced last december that's one reason why they to find out you don't want a like truck bombings like that then again they can we used to just use candles when it's stormy outside you think it will blow you know right away. well you know we don't have anything here life is a very difficult. and. tells us that moments like these are the reason he does well because he says the long tracks out of town that's worth a every time. morocco is often referred to as the place where the sun sets b

police are waiting for the sun to come up. so they will get investigators out here to look at the scene. we are trying to figure out who the driver is, and why did he, according to police, intentionally run over people in the intersection. this happened 6:40. he ran into eight people. two have been on bicycles. remaining six on foot. they were either in the crosswalk or sidewalk waiting to cross. in this view, you can see their belongings strewn all over the place. all eight victims. the youngest 18 years old. they were taken to the hospital. police say some of the injuries are serious. the driver crashed into a nearby tree. he was taken into custody, arrested. please questioned him again. >> we do have preliminary witness statements that the car was accelerating. and based upon what's at scene, it looks like he didn't try to brake at all. >> they will update us at a news conference scheduled for sometime later today. as far as the lanes shut down along the el camino, sunnyvale, we expect those to be open at 10:00. reporting li

. >> put on the sunsay suture cam ofeooit our the sun rising this morning. clear skies, temperatures in the 50s aan it is going to be hot in some average high temperatures for san francisco, oakland, in the 60s. for san jose, concord in the low 70s. san francisco in the mid 70s. oakland low 80s and san jose and concord, in the upper 80s. we're going to be 12 to 18 degrees above average for this time of year. some of our warmest locations today will top out in the low 90s. i'll let you know what you can expect where you live and i'll let you know when we'll cool things down in a few minutes. emily. >>> on 580, we have a great picture at the castro valley y right there. you can see everything is moving right along pretty darn well. everything is looking good at least at this part of your is not looking good at railroad. if you're moving in or coming from the antioch area, give yourself extra time because there's been an accident this morning that has been slowing things down. we'll get you that picture in a few minute, but in the meantime, let's move onto the m

world and information doesn't matter what it is but the most important information that we julian the sun she's fellow citizens of the globe nate is information about the secret malfeasance and wrongdoing of all governments which legend. and julian a song which along with chelsea manning and edward snowden and the other whistle blows down the years of the heroes who helped us to gain some of the knowledge that the powers that be would keep secret if they could this is in countries that call themselves democracy is where the government is supposed to be for the people not for the corporations not for donald trump not for the abrams not for my pants not for pompeo not for the rest of those rabbit down the moles who are in charge of everything but food we the people just to be clear obviously so we can leak doesn't sue was obviously that there were never any charges in sweden just allegations but they you call him a journalist why do you think so many journalists are attacking julian a surgeon is it a coincidence that those journalists often like the european union in the jump administration

well the sun doesn't shine every day mr copy. so i can leave in the black very small because. my tactic seems to be working. twenty three red. but i want to get one you want to get one. that was great it's typical beginner's luck or maybe i just played with a good strategy. you can play roulette with a good strategy which is very very lucky just now it's extremely noticeable for beginners because they get so immensely thrilled and like gamblers who come more often but the trick is of course to quit while you're ahead and that would open one plus one of. the casino is just one of many exclusive places and here's a brief overview of the places that contribute to bad image as a luxury city. a beautiful town richly appointed sponsors a casino luxury shopping what more does the place need to lure in the rich in fact that's. a growth over a if it's at hotels of course. the lifestyle hotel room is just one the hotel belle it is an embodiment of elegance. and the five star burners park hotel and spa is a well established classic the fine dining barden offers just as broad a selection

we're looking at another day with the sun at oracle, but cool. per tos to near 60s 4:00 and then low clouds and fog moving back across the bay. a gray start for your monday but a lot of sun in the afternoon and then the cooler air mixes out that marine layer entirely and looks like by the middle of the week and you download our accuweather app and notice the trend for 50s, 60s and 70s for the entire week. still not looking very impressed with that. we'll keep it status quo. quo. >>> sharing inspiring stories in a weekly digital series called more in common. this week tractor day where the. >> t sdeget to sc no. >> my high school we're lucky enough to be able to drive our tractors to school one day out of the year. one special thing. >> it's tractor day. >> tractor day. >> sometimes other schools make fun of you guys for getting kind of country. >> my response is, we're proud of it. if you want to pick on a sport, go right ahead. we're not going to take no shame from it, it's what we do and what we're proud of. >> i thought it would be cool to do t

i think the sun will be -- a battle between the clouds and the sun. ures will continu to rise throughout your sunday into monday. we'll have abl r of thunder tomorrow. we enjoy this sunday across o area, and, yes, clouds have nvaded from the west of our area. we have some sunshine, but there is going to be a battle for the next several hours. unfortunately, by the time we get to the late afternoon, thec ds will win. so enjoy the sunshine while you see itecause cloud will be moving across our area. temperatures outside right now in the 50s already. under calm pwinds, thane continues to travel, hopefully a safe destination. temperatures outside, we're enjoying 40s and 50s, even e fo arly morning. we're looking at great temperatures. and only going to get warmer from there. if you are going to the tidal basin, again, you won't need that heavy jacket. temperatures are going to cooperate. notice from the 60s through the 70s weevgo. with the cloudy skies we'll enjoy a very nice day andos afternoon a the tidal basin. here is why our weather has changed. 're l

when the sun is here, this side of the moon is lit by the sun. when the moon moves out this way, this side is hit by the -- lit by the sun. there is no dark side. sideside, which is the far , we never see it because the moon is in lock with the earth. gravitationally. did you get it? [laughter] >> is there a difference between the size, in terms of geology or anything else? mr. el-baz: very good question. because the moon is in lock with the earth, the center of gravity of the moon is two kilometers towards the earth, a great deal of volcanic action came on that side facing the earth a lot more than the far side. therefore the far side doesn't have all of the black things we see that make the face of the man in the moon. very few black spots. because of the gravitational potential, there is a push where the near side has more of the black areas, volcanic rock, then -- the black areas, which we called the mare, the volcanic rock, than the first side. there is a difference in composition. >> how did you decide to establish the center for earth and p

, no surprise, the clouds are early in the morning and sun in the afternoon. it's monday afternoon. what happens on tuesday? more of the same. >> and here is what we have in stored then. what a night. clouds will push inland overnight. it'll be mild tomorrow. highs near low 70s inland. then it will warm up again a bit by midweek into the mid- 70s. giants taking on the dodgers tomorrow night. is that right, mr. glen? >> whatever you say. >> this is your work. nevertheless. at least i think it will be around 57 degrees, partly cloudy skies. now sfo we'll be looking at fair and breezy conditions. temperatures will be out of the southwest to about 20. high of 67. if you're going to new york, have a good trip. you'll find 58 degrees and partly cloudy skies. rain for chicago and low 50s. overnight lows tonight in the upper 40s, low 50s with fair skies and the sun up on monday morning at 6:16 a.m. then thwir inland, above average, near the coast. a bit below average of 62 in san francisco. down in the south bay, we'll have sunshine after a few low clouds in the morni

the values to sun light at v.m.d. is high. in 2015, rec and park commission found the project proposed by the project and that casted a smaller shadow than it does currently. if the rec and park commission unanimously found it would be an impact only v.m.d. park, we urge the city to preserve life of a v.m.d. and we support somcan and their efforts. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is raymond. i work in the neighborhood. i'm here today to urge you to please support this appeal and tell the developer to redesign the project. this is far more than just a shadow. i urge you look beyond the shadow and see this park and v.m.d. is value. the history of it. the community and the people who fought for it, the schools and the programs who utilize it, the new and long-term residents who uses it. by casting a shadow on v.m.d. is not only disrespect to its history and the people who fought for it, but it will destroy its value. we should be working together to better it not do something that would harm or destroy it. i urge you to prot

but now the brine is not cooked over a fire but instead placed into shallow pool and dried by the sun. with. the concentrated say line solution is distributed among the basins using a hose system then the farmers wait until the water evaporates leaving the salt behind because he tried it on their own for a bit then we formed squads and train them properly in the method today you can hardly find anyone cooking salt with a wood fire most of the producers here want to use this technique. that. on the sill of family is continuing to expand the salt production areas after all the business is very lucrative. they can harvest the salt after twenty four hours of evaporation in the sun fifteen to twenty five kilos per day per basin that's a lot more than they could cook in a trough. profitable and environmentally friendly that's was convince the salt farmers to switch to the evaporation method and leave the mangroves alone. keeping things green now we move across the continent to uganda some schoolchildren are not only planting and gardening they're also making charcoal the projects are intend

it did not cover the view of the sun. on the right is a small immune. its passage does not qualify as an eclipse. the scientist consider it to be transiting the sun. and of course brian hackney can get into this because he is the expert. >>> you don't want to know. although we had the transit of mercury, i'm sorry we had that transit of mercury a few years ago. hello. >> over here brian. >> i see her over there and for that is being eclipsed by clouds and plenty of them. a little more rain coming in as a matter of fact as we look live over san jose. is giving us a hint as to what the rest of the bay will see over the weekend which is some sunshine, some clouds and sprinkles. some of the rain falling right now is to the south and east bay. the highs today a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday, 65 in san jose, redwood city. fremont at 63. san francisco, 62. the high-def doppler why these red -- widely scattered showers tonight. not doing much of anything besides showing us what the fault looks like. right over 680 and co

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hide under your let's finish with the sun. pawldark... hide under your bed! bout a journalist, a bag of fish and chips... a paw print... this has changed the human as well. the people are locking their doors. the idea of cougars and mountain lions roaming across the north yorkshire dales, they have never once found them. why is that? big cats will come towards dustbins and things.” hope that harry barrow is braced for an influx of videos. i think you could find yourself inundated, harrow barrow. they are made of stern stuff in harrow barrow.” harrow barrow. they are made of stern stuff in harrow barrow. i hope you could hear them across, the idea that susie can't get a word in edgewise. that's it for tonight, don't forget you can see the front page of the papers. if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you both. i am going to try to get rid of these two! good evening. liverpool have come through a really tough test of their title winning credentials, recovering from conceding an early goal at southampton to go back to

there are more runners an effort to make the event more significant they had billions to the day of the sun when the great president kim il sung was born. tourism slowed to a trickle after north korea carried out a serious of missile tests in two thousand and eighteen but with tensions now easing between the u.s. and north korea more western tourists have signed up for the marathon but there were still no americans because a u.s. travel ban remains in place but north koreans are happy with the turnout. the event will generate revenue for an economy that's long felt the burden of international sanctions on. that story and more on our website that stayed over dot com. and you can check us out on facebook as well. that's it for today we're leaving now with images of election campaigning in india ahead of the start of one thing it means general election. it's your next time. sometimes books more exciting than real life. brain tumor. what if there's no escape. list hundred german plus treats what's the connection between bread flour and the european union dinos guild contest correspondent and th

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