now on bbc news, weather world. team discover how meteorology has helped to shape the royal air force. this time on weather world we're marking 100 years of the royal air force. and where better than here at its biggest base, raf brize norton? nick and i have been finding out about how ground operations work with air traffic control, during times of severe weather to keep this crucial airbase operational. and i'll be at raf marham in norfolk, sharing some of my experiences of being an operational forecaster on an raf base. also on weather world, crippling cold, the uk and much of europe falls victim to the beast from the east. freak freeze... the flood that turned to ice. how a weather disaster can strike as if from nowhere. the storms that can sweep you off your feet. but some people try to carry on regardless! this year marks the centenary of britain's royal air force, the raf. we've come to its largest station, raf brize norton in 0xfordshire, home to almost 6,000 service personnel. the aircraft based here suppor

and what about the weather?straight line, we see ripples and buckles in the streams and quite small—scale ripples can lead to rapidly deepening depressions and big meanders mean some areas can see successive weather systems, whereas other parts of the world and see quieter weather with a blocking area of high pressure. observing and predicting the behaviour of jet streams is the most vital tool for a weather forecaster. a strong jet stream drove some powerful atlantic weather systems into europe injanuary. the driver of this car braved a flooded seafront road in ireland as storm eleanor arrived with winds of up to 100 miles an hour. another storm roared across northern europe later in january, literally blowing people off their feet in the netherlands. many were caught off—guard, despite the highest level of weather warning for wind. this roof was no match for some of the most powerful winds ever recorded here. the storm killed several people in the netherlands and germany. in the french capital, paris, weeks of

and what about the weather?lways flow in a straight line, we see ripples and buckles in the streams and quite small—scale ripples can lead to rapidly deepening depressions and big meanders mean some areas can see successful weather systems, whereas other parts of the world can see quieter weather with a blocking area of high pressure. so observing and predicting the behaviour of jet streams is the most vital tool for a weather forecaster. a strong jet stream drove some powerful atlantic weather systems into europe injanuary. the driver of this car braved a flooded seafront road in ireland as storm eleanor arrived with winds of up to 100 miles an hour. another storm roared across northern europe later in january, literally blowing people off their feet in the netherlands. many were caught off—guard, despite the highest level of weather warning for wind. this roof was no match for some of the most powerful winds ever recorded here. the storm killed several people in the netherlands and germany. in the french capit

the weather radar does all of that now. it did not used to during the time of my career, many of those things have been added. data now collected in many different locations around the united states, the primary network is federal government network. agencies of the federal government. department of commerce, the national weather service, department of defense, primarily the air force, and the department of transportation, we network andadar those data are collected for the use of the agencies and then shared with anyone who would like to get the data. ours is a different system than other places in the world where even the government felt that radar data or other weather data to the public, in our country, we don't do it. we share the data and make it available. onyou see weather radar data television, it could be coming from one of our government radars. we have a long history with radar. we want to continue to make radars at her. where we are going now, the beck -- the next big innovation that will provide improvements t

it is purely down to the weather.of grass that is there will not have a lot of quality in it. it has been a situation that is difficult. have you had to buy in to try to alleviate the situation? how much have you had to spend? straw has doubled in price from this time last year, we are paying upwards of £200 for straw. hay would be used a lot more than last year as well on the open market. clearly a big impact for you, will you have to pass any of those costs on to the consumer in any way? we are governed more by the livestock markets we sell through, so livestock markets we sell through, soi livestock markets we sell through, so i suppose there may be a shortage of lambs when it comes to selling, if so then the price may be as likely greater. what we're hearing is the whole country is suffering losses. 0n is the whole country is suffering losses. on that basis, it might be higher prices in the markets, yes. have you ever known anything like this before? i haven't, i've been farming at home for ten years, even my moth

lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): any showers and thunderstorms will quickly end shortly after sunset this evening. dry and seasonably cool weather returns tuesday through wednesday afternoon. next weak weather system passes through wednesday night with another chance of rain, mainly from the golden gate southward to the central coast with light amounts of rain. dry and seasonable weather pattern thursday through sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) for your money this morning ...we are at the deadline to file your taxes.( james ) people who have not filed ... have until 11-59 pm tonight. kron 4's lydia pantazas is live in walnut creek ... with more on what to do to get more time to file. (ááálydiaááá) for your money this morning ... if you haven't filed your taxes yet - - you have until 11-59 pm tonight. if you still need more time -- you can file an extension. just fill out form 4868 -- and you get six months extra time. making you

the thursday, still a lot of dry weather. not a bad week if you like the weather dry.n, which means the temperatures will not be as high as we go through the latter part of thursday. we could hit 26 somewhere in the south—east. thursday. we could hit 26 somewhere in the south-east. 26 degrees, wow. thank you very much. flip-flops and shorts all over the place. as soon as it hits 18, the shorts on. after one of wettest, coldest starts to spring in years, farmers are seeing the cost of everything from animal feed to fertiliser rising twice as fast as inflation. ben has put his wellies on to find out what is going on. he is on a farm in wiltshire. welcome to wilshire today. we will show you around a little bit later, but the first lambs of spring are still inside the barn. you touched on the issue of the weather, and that has been the problem. farmers have had to keep their stock inside for much longer than they normally would. they have to pay for all the sort of stuff, the betting, the feed, and a lot of medication the animals were potentially need because they are insi

we're tracking traffic and weather for you.ercialá) ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)dry and seasonably cool weather conditions will persist through wednesday afternoon. a weak weather system will then approach the coast late wednesday no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) today marks the 112-th anniversary of the deadly 1906 earthquake in san francisco.( james ) the quake and the fires the followed killed 3-thousand people. this morning... the city, as it does every year, is holding a special ceremony to mark the occasion. kron 4's lydia pantanzes joins us live. lydia... ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) southwest airlines says it's speeding up engine inspections... after one failed and sent debris smashing into a plane window -- killing a passenger.( darya ) southwest said it expects to finish inspections over the ne

other parts of the country has seen hot weather as well. she is our weather present she has been talking to those lucky enough to be out in the sunshine. not a raincoat inside and early taste of summer. it's a sweltering, absolutely lovely. perfect spring weather. it reminds me of home, like australia. it might be the middle of april but you would be forgiven for thinking it was august with some parts of the country more than 10 degrees above average for the time of year. in fact with highs in london around 28 celsius and makes it hotter than both madrid and rome with the these cities are forecasted to be around 2a celsius today. it's not just the to be around 2a celsius today. it's notjust the mercury to be around 2a celsius today. it's not just the mercury that has to be around 2a celsius today. it's notjust the mercury that has been rising. this weather has lifting spirits as well. it makes you feel young. it's splendid. because we wait for this, it has been a long winter. what does summer me to you? i don't know, everyone isjust happy a

lets get a check of weather this morning.er returns tuesday through wednesday afternoon. next weak weather system passes through wednesday night with another chance of rain, mainly from the golden gate southward to the central coast with light amounts of rain. dry and seasonable weather pattern thursday through sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( darya ) doris ward... the first african-american female president of the san francisco board of supervisors has died. (anny hong): any showers and thunderstorms will quickly end shortly after sunset this evening. dry and seasonably cool weather returns tuesday through wednesday afternoon. next weak weather system passes through wednesday night with another chance of rain, mainly from the golden gate southward to the central coast with light amounts of rain. dry and seasonable weather pattern thursday through sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the m

let's get a check of the weather this morning...ns will persist through wednesday afternoon. a weak weather system will then approach the coast late wednesday into early thursday and bring a slight chance of rain showers to a portion of the region. high pressure builds back in late in the week resulting in dry weather conditions along with a warming trend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. wb 580 slows from castro st to the tolls ( james ) a republican running for the u-s senate is making the push áagainstá california being a sanctuary state. paul taylor... who grew up in oakland... held a rally yesterday on the steps of san francisco city hall. he says making california a sanctuary state... threatens public safety. he also says it attracts millions more undocumented immigrants. <"change needs to happen because what we've been doing simply is not working. on all sides of the aisle anyone who comes out here today is saying things are messed

some very wet weather here on monday.e atlantic, a freshening westerly wind will blow in those weather fronts. that means more cloud, some outbreaks of rain, initially into northern ireland, although some of that could move into the south of scotland, over the irish sea into some western parts of england and wales. south east probably seeing the best of the dry, bright weather, with some sunshine. 17 degrees here, those temperatures will be lower across the uk. we are into this cooler, fresher air. we still have some weather fronts on the scene, mind you. a rather crooked weather front here across the south and that probably signifies more that we will hang on to some cloud across southern parts of england and wales, perhaps the chance of seeing a little rain from time to time, during the day. further north, though, midway, north wales, midlands, seeing brighter skies, some sunshine and some showers and that is going to be a theme really over the week ahead. temperatures on tuesday, between 13 and 15 degrees. that is near

for the time being, the weather is set fair and for most of us, the warmest weather we have seen so uscuted". more than 100 missiles were fired in the joint action, targeting suspected chemical weapons sites. the purpose of our actions tonight is to establish a strong deterrent against the production, spread and use of chemical weapons. four british tornado jets were involved in the bombing raids. theresa may said the use of force was "legal and right". it was a limited, targeted and effective strike with clear boundaries, that expressly sought to avoid escalation and did everything possible to prevent civilian casualties. parliament should be consulted, parliament should be allowed to take a view on this, but instead the strikes

(dave)dry weather (dave) to 101.ring light rainfall primarily to the norther portion of the region. a slightly stronger system will bring more widespread light rainfall to the region on wednesday with lingering showers possible into thursday. both systems will result in cooler temperatures before a return to drier and slightly warmer conditions late in the week. it's not just the sports world rocked by the deadly accident involving a canadian youth hockey team.. it's every athlete who's ever travelled to a game and every parent who's ever put their kid on a bus.. just horrible what happened on friday.. 15 people were killed in the (dave)dry weather conditions and warmer temperatures are expected on monday. a weak weather system will then sweep through the region on bring light rainfall primarily to norther portion of the slightly system will widespread to the region lingering possible into systems will cooler before a drier and warmer late in the it's not just the sports world rocked by the deadly accident involving

and phil avery has the weather.isa it is a day of change on the weather front as the overnight thunderstorms drift off into the north sea. we have more cloud and rain moving in from the west but all of that will not stop it being a really hot marathon in london. good morning. first, our main story. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, is threatening social media companies with new legislation unless they voluntarily come forward with safeguards to protect children's mental health. he's written to platforms such as facebook and google accusing them of "turning a blind eye" to the problems arising from social media use. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. six months ago the health secretary, jeremy hunt, challenged social media firms like facebook, snapchat and twitter to work with the government to improve the mental health and well—being of young people. he wants action to cut underage use, encourage healthy amounts of screen time and moves to reduce cyber bullying. but writing in the sunday times, mr

the unusually warm weather we have had of late is due to thisjet weather we have had of late is due to this jet stream buckle to the north of us, helping to drag air up all the way from iberia. for the week ahead, it is an atlantic ketch strea m week ahead, it is an atlantic ketch stream that charges in, and during the second half of the week we are into the slightly colder air. the week ahead, back to normal basically. spring weather as you would expect, some nicer bits but there will be some hefty downpours, and when those showers, long it will feel cooler than it has done of late. a cooler night to come to light, evening storms crossed east anglia clear, and then a few showers across parts of scotland and northern ireland. mosley will be dry, clearest conditions to the south and east and a much cooler night and we have been used to, all of sunshine to the south and east. sunny spells in the west to begin with but cloudy amounts increasing for all of us, sliding into western scotland, outbreaks of rain, and it will turn across western england and wales fairly cloudy and damp towards

we have a lot of weather. >> today we do have a lot of weather, a lot of weather. so it's going to be, for april, you know seasonably cool. a lot of upper 50s here and we already had the shower activity and even some lightning strikes from about marin county through sonoma county, there will be many. el cerrito, a quick howler last night, wind gusts to 20 miles per hour, .213 for the month and 17 plus for the season. there will be more today, again it will be wildly scattered but there's some of the lightning strikes, around petaluma, santa rosa, maybe just northern marin county and there will be many of those today. we are just now getting going here as this whole system begins to rotate in and it's coming out of the gulf of alaska. there it is. that is a cold, cold system no matter what time of the year but when you make that come in in april, you're getting temperatures that will be quite cool. if you haven't heard, green bay had 2 feet of snow yesterday, 2 feet of snow. there are many locations coming in for the coldest april on record and you can see 20s all t

we take weather seriously here. >> why is norman, oklahoma, sort of the center of analyzing weather data? >> i think it's because you had a nucleus of researchers early days in the 1960's, and that kind of grew from there, and then the meteorology program at the university developed, and hen they had some real advancements in radar, and so radar is kind of what they're known for, whether it's storm detection, predicting, you know, tornadoes, you know, we know several days in advance if the conditions are likely tornadoes, anywhere. and that came about because of great researchers in the field. >> i want to thank you so much for joining us today and giving under the circumstances the your fine city. >> it's a great place to live, work, and to raise a family. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> this weekend, american history tv is joining our cox communications cable partners to showcase the history of norman, oklahoma. to learn more about the cities our current tour, visit c-span.org/citiestourment we continue with our look at the history of norman. >> i think the political televisio

the centerpiece would be the national weather center, the national weather service. it is a huge entity here. it combines university and state, academic, research. it also has the federal weather part of it. scientists come here from all over the world. we are in tornado alley. a lot of tornadoes. a lot of people have shelters. we take the weather seriously here. >> why is norman, oklahoma the center of analyzing weather data? >> i think it is because you had a nucleus of researchers in the early days of the 1960's, and it grew from there. the meteorologists of the day had some real advancements in radar. radar is what they are known for, storm detection, predicting. we know several days in advance if the conditions are likely for tornadoes anywhere. of theme about because great researchers in the field. >> i want to thank you so much for joining us today and giving us the tour of your fine city. >> it is a great place to live, work, and raise a family. >> i think the political television and radio advertising gives people at and the problems of the times. i do not f

the wet and windy weather is courtesy of this low— pressure windy weather is courtesy of this low—pressurem, coming up from the south. it will bring with it heavy rain and we are looking at strong winds too. heavy rains, strong winds too. heavy rains, strong winds, and potentialfor disruption to travel and the possibility of localised flooding. stay tuned to your local forecasts, especially tomorrow morning. tonight the rain pushes north and west into south—east england, heavy bursts falling as snow over higher ground. we will see the wind strengthening as well. crystal gale is by the time we get to early hours but away from that, it is dry and we have a chilly night. we could see some frost to start the day. tomorrow, scotland, northern ireland, wales and the south—west with a chilly but bright start of the day. over in the south and in the east it will be wet and windy. gusty winds of over 50 mph in some spots are possible. the heavy rain will work in north and west as we move through the day. gradually pushing into the east midlands, parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire as we move throug

-ad-lib microclimate weather alert. -radar in weather wall >>> and we are back. we continue to follow the rain throughout the bay area. we're under a microclimate weather alert. the radar scanning across the bay area as well as nbc bay area storm ranger. we'll get you up to date with the weather as well with your morning commute. 4:11 and police continue their search for a man who was threatening to go on a shooting rampage. we brought you this as breaking news during the midday newscast. police are looking for this man, dustin hamilton. police say that he broke into his parents' home and stole a shotgun and handgun on wednesday and left behind a manifesto threatening to shoot up a apartment complex and kill police. he is schizophrenic. >>> and the youtube shooter, how she got her gun. her unit has been digging into it and found out that nasim aghdam acquired the handgun two months ago purchasing it legally in san diego. as we previously reported, she went to a shooting range near san bruno hours before opening fire on the youtube campus. tlis are not saying how

of the weather system, which will bring to a close the gloriously sunny weather.ern areas, white light, but moving north. with the added he, we still have the intense heat and there could be every thundery downpours —— added heat. there will still be dry and bright and warm weather, temperatures in edinburgh, 17, well above average, but late in the day there is the potential for heavy torrential downpours, thunder and hail continuing into sunday, and then the low—pressure gathers force close to the north west of scotland, it turns more unsettled. still 20 potentially in the south and east. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 11pm: a decision on the succession of the head of the commonwealth will be made tomorrow as the queen says she wa nts made tomorrow as the queen says she wants prince charles to follow her in the role. it is my sincere wish that the commonwealth will continue to offer stability and continuity for future generations, i will decide that one day the prince of wales should carry on the important work started by my father

front thickens as the next work weather fro nt m oves thickens as the next work weather front movesthern ireland and west of scotland to bring some rain. that rate will push eastwards through true state evening and overnight and wednesday will clear away, sunshine will follow, no snow, heavy and sundry though, and temperatures continue to rise but still below par for the time of year. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. north korea's leader promises to close its main nuclear test site and invites the world to watch, according to south korea. us secretary of state mike pompeo uses his first diplomatic trip to the middle east to accuse iran of destabilising the region. and facing calls to resign, home secretary amber rudd will address parliament tomorrow as the fallout from the windrush scandal continues. now on bbc news it is time for the travel show. this week on the travel show, we help celebrate 90 years of australia's legendary flying doctors service. what a remarkable bit of kit! yes. we investigate the mysterious ghost lights spotted over a town in texas. and we head to chi

and traffic...of weather with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot no major hot spots.ess then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 toll to 101 toll to 101min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) back to stormtracker 4 radar... taking a look at the north bay and the novato area.( terisa )( terisa ) that's where we find kron 4's sara stinson. sara. i'm live on highway 101 at the larkspur exit where you can already see some major flooding.this often happens during rain storms right after the lucky drive exit.some drivers are taking it slow and almost coming to a complete stop to get through the deep waters.while others are racing through and you can see a "wall" of water rushing up on their windshields.you can see this car driving through right now....ad lib.it's really important to slow down while on the roads this morning...to avoid hydroplaning.and watch out for the larger trucks with trailers as they a

most of the outages are caused by weather. there were reported problems in walnut creek overnight and up and down the coast. >> also the heavy rain caused problems for drivers on highway 4 near martinez. we received this video overnight. you can see drivers carefully navigating their cars through the flooded roadway. and there was a lot of standing water across the bay. we have a reminder just a few inches of rain can carry away a car. >>> and not too far from there, here's what it looked like on one road in arun da. weather may have played a role in the crash on highway 24. that car crashed into the median on the rain-slick freeway near the exit. a driver was taken to the hospital. no word on the severity of the injuries. >>> now wine country has proven extremely vulnerable because of last fall's deadly wildfires that killed 44 people. today in the day's bob radel has more. there's some improving news we hear for them this morning. >> reporter: there is. good morning. as rob mentioned, there's still a flood watch in effect fo

tuesday, the dregs of this weather system are still with us, bringing cloud and damp weather to easternont moves in off the atla ntic to weather front moves in off the atlantic to threaten rain in northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. in between these two systems they should be some sunshine and low temperatures, which will still be disappointing for this time of year. 9— i2 still be disappointing for this time of year. 9— 12 degrees. at least we are not looking at seven degrees or five degrees like we will be on monday. things will improve further as we get rid of this cold and cloudy weather that we will have to start the week, replacing it with sunny skies later in the week as pressure builds. temperatures in london going up quite nicely. i teens by the end of the weekend into next weekend as well. so all is not lost, it will just next weekend as well. so all is not lost, it willjust be a grim start to the working week. that's your weather. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: preparations for donald trump's meeting with kim jong—un are under way. si

toss to weather.dave)dry weather conditions along with a warming trend can be expected through monday. a weak system may produce light rainfall across primarily the northern portion of our region on tuesday. a second system may bring more widespread light late wednesday and wednesday night, with lingering showers possible through thursday. much cooler conditions will develop by thursday. dry weather will likely return late in the week. the week. return late in the week. ( marty )( marty ) we've seen a number of mass shootings in recent years. but the f-b-i says just four percent of active shooter situations in the u-s are committed by women. kron 4's michelle kingston talked to a psychologist about why it's so rare to see a woman trigger. shootings like the one we saw at youtube headquarters tuesday are often done by men ... not women.dr. brenda wade, relationship expert psychologist"little boys love to play with guns, not so much little girls. it's just part of a masculine persona and a masculine cul

then we will get some warmer weather. right now looks like sunny and warmer by the weekend, dave, but today quite cool. >> steve, thanks. >> you're welcome. >>> time 5:20. music festival lovers flocking to coachella but not everyone is getting what they paid for. tell you about a scam on hotel rooms and plane tickets. play "do it like this". [music plays] [dog barks] [concert roaring] [music stops] dinner in 5. when everything's connected. it's simple. easy. awesome. >>> lightning strikes in petaluma, santa rosa, and numerous showers going through, possibility of thundershowers most of the day and quite cool, highs upper 50s. >>> over the weekend bay area activists protested against the u.s. airstrikes on syria. it was a rally in oakland held at lake merritt, about america's involvement in foreign wars. as ktvu's leigh martinez reports, the protesters say the government should focus on problems in this country. >> and we say no to that. >> no. >> reporter: it was a demonstration for peace but many could not let go of thei

weather in the next 2a hours.outhern and western areas, seeing weather to southern and western areas, seeing some snow weather to southern and western areas, seeing some snow falling over the high ground as it moves northwards and bumps into the cold air. the snow will become more widespread across wales, and later over the higher ground into the midlands and maybe northern england by the end of the night. staying cold, dry and frosty for much of scotland. for the far south of the country, milderair for the far south of the country, milder air getting in so most of the sensation will be rain. hazardous conditions likely on easter monday morning across northern ireland into central and southern scotland and northern england. some pretty heavy snow to the higher ground and even at lower levels. some parts of the southern uplands, for example the pennines, could see up for example the pennines, could see up to ten to 15 centimetres of snow and a couple of centimetres at lower levels. add on the strong easterly winds

rebecca: dry weather rebecca:rebecca: dry weather conditions along with a warming trend can be expectedhen bring cooler temperatures and a chance of precipitation to the region sunday into monday. another weak system will potentially bring additional rainfall to the region by the middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) toll to 101min from the less than 20 bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) just in this morning. the south san francisco school district is alerting parents that they are investigating a threat made against the schools. parents say they are receiving phone calls this morning notifying them of the threat. a specific school is not listed in the threat. the superintendent of schools posted a statement saying they have notified police and they do not believe there is any credibility to the threat...it's l

a cooler, fresher feel to the weather for the north—west.england but, of course, that will make it pretty uncomfortable for the runners running the london marathon. it will get quite warm with temperatures pushing on into the low 20s for the finishers during the afternoon. it will turn cooler, then, as we head towards next week. instead of southerly winds, we've got the winds coming in from the atlantic, bringing a significant drop in temperatures. and the weather will turn quite unsettled across the north—west with rain at times as well. that's your latest weather. have a great weekend. this is bbc news, i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories: kim jong—un announces the immediate suspension of north korea's nuclear and missile tests remembering columbine — thousands of american students walk out of classes on the anniversary of the high school massacre. the british prime minister promises compensation to long—settled immigrants from the caribbean who were unfairly threatened with deportation. # so wake me up when it's all over. ..# the superstar

dry weather warmer are expected on monday.her then sweep through the region on tuesday and bring light rainfall primarily to the norther portion of the region. a slightly stronger system will bring more widespread light rainfall to the region on wednesday with lingering showers possible into thursday. both systems will result in cooler temperatures before a return to drier and slightly warmer conditions late in the week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) our top story this morning ... police have arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting a high school-aged jogger in palo alto.( darya ) this is an update to a story we have been following since the attack happened last month. kron 4's will tran is live in palo alto with the latest. on the peninsula. police have arrested eduardo antonio chavarria-diaz in connection with the sexual assault of a high school-aged jogger. this is an update to a story we first brought you last month. the incident happened on march

and another set of weather fronts coming in from the atlantic.someone tripped burst of rain. the odd shower running ahead of that, and no more than 28, around about 18 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am. north korea suspends all missile tests and announces its to shut down a nuclear test site. south korea called the move "meaningful progress", with president trump hailing the announcement as big news. theresa may promises compensation to windrush immigrants who were unfairly threatened with deportation. police arrest a man wanted in connection with a burglary in south—east london, during which one intruder was fatally stabbed. tributes are paid to avicii, one of the world's biggest dance music stars, who has died at the age of 28. also in the next hour: the state pension gender gap is "narrowing too slowly" according to consumer group which?

rebecca:dry weather rebecca: dry weather conditions along with a warming trend can be expected through another weak system will potentially bring additional rainfall to the region by the middle of next week.next week. rebecca:dry weather conditions along with a warming trend can be expected through saturday. a weather system will then bring cooler temperatures and a chance of precipitation to the region sunday into monday. another weak system will potentially bring additional rainfall to the region by the middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) facebook says it will stop spending money to fight a california initiative aimed at giving people more control over what data they share online. faceboook has already given more than 200-thousand dollars to oppose the initiative. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) facebook says it will stop spending money to

here is friday's weather forecast.t high—pressure slips away towards the east, whereas we get the low pressure, but notice what happens. that low pressure is pushing in mild air in ourdirection, so that means that through friday and indeed into saturday as well the weather is going to be very pleasant, particularly across our southern and southeastern areas. but on friday, we are expecting the weather to turn wet in the western fringes of cornwall there, western wales, more rainfall expected in belfast. although it might brighten up a little bit later into the afternoon and the rain ends up in southwestern and western scotland. look at the temperatures in london, possibly up to 17 celsius. then as we head into friday night, we have still got weather fronts moving across the uk. this weather front here is probably going to bring a little bit of rainfall toward southern areas here, so i think on saturday there will be some rain moving from the south, across wales into northern parts of england as well. but, importantly,

lets start the half hour with a check of weather (dave) a fast-moving weather system will move acrossrain mainly for the southern portions of the central coast. a warming trend and dry weather conditions are expected late in the week and through the upcoming weekend. (mabrisa rodriguez)here is a live look at bay bridge. no major accidents or hot spots to report, drive safely. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) a new proposal is in the works to fix the sinking and leaning millennium tower in san francisco.( james ) but as kron 4's michelle kingston explains the plan is expensive and it could take áyears before we know if it even works. (mk)attorney eric buescher, represents 85 millennium tower condo owners"it's sort of astonishing that this could occur."a luxury tower that was supposed to be the best of the best ... is sinking.and not just a little ... but a lot! and now a proposal to fix the problem is worrying some of the owners buescher"it is designed to prevent the building from sinking any further than it already has and further

the weather opens up a little bit, we get this window of fine weather.ursday, those temperatures will struggle a little bit. we're talking about ten to. thursday, friday, yet another low pressure swings off the atlantic. that is expected to bring rain to western areas of the uk but look at the winds, they are coming out of the winds, they are coming out of the south. that means that particularly where the sun comes up, temperatures will be rising. we could be talking about 15, 16 degrees on friday, whereas in the west, we have brain. as far as them rest of the week is concerned, we will continue to see that milder air coming out of the west at some point, temperatures could get up to 17, maybe even 18 degrees in the extreme south—east. bye. this is business briefing. i'm david eades. 1300 reasons to be fearful. the united states has published a list of chinese products that could be hit by new import tariffs, ranging from television screens to jet engines. china has said it will respond in kind. and 9,000 of britain's largest firms must submit a breakdow

toss to weather.rming trend will continue over the region today along with dry weather conditions. an unseasonably cool weather system will then impact the region sunday into monday with a chance of widespread precipitation. showers with the potential for thunderstorms will continue into monday afternoon. after a brief period of dry conditions tuesday into early wednesday, another weak system will approach the region by midweek. ( marty ) mountain view police have released body cam video showing officers meeting with the youtube shooter...just hours before last week's rampage.during that shooting... nasim aghdam injured three people, and then killed herself. the video is raising questions if more could have been done to stop the attack. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a former chief of s-f-p-d for some perspective. hi are you nasim? you are reported as missing.the video shows two mountain view police officers waking nasium ahgdham up as she slept in her car in a walmart parking lot after running her p

for the most up-to-date weather information don't forget to download the ktvu weather app. >>> police are searching for the person who drove a car into a house this morning near san francisco's lake merced neighborhood. >> as leigh martinez reports the woman who lives inside was home when it happened. >> the car crashed this morning and it is still here. it jumped the curb and crashed into the living room of this corner house and it appears that it clipped some of the property next door. we are told the homeowner and her caregiver were okay, police are investigating this as a hit and run because they found a female passenger inside but the driver fled the scene. this morning police say that a car crashed into the corner house on 37th avenue. paramedics and police responded finding a female passenger in the vehicle who was transported with non-life-threatening injuries. the grandson of the homeowner says that his grandmother and a caregiver were sleeping in the second floor bedroom at the time of the crash but fortunately both are okay. >> they heard a loud noise around 3:30 and they w

time for a look at the weather with phil avery.her across the british isles at the moment is an understatement. significance though full across scotland. eight centimetres mounting up scotland. eight centimetres mounting up before the weather front gets across the broader, bringing that threat to the top end of the pennines, and then overnight, we will push the weather front over to the south and east. eventually, with the south and east. eventually, with the low pressure moving off, the showers will disappear, but underneath the clearing skies further north it will be quite a frosty start to the north on thursday. towards the continent, leaving the hind a little ridge of high pressure, and eventually, a decent day will break off right across the registrars, and a breeze, across the registrars, and a breeze, a significant one, and not the warmest of days that you have seen of late, but certainly for a good pa rt of late, but certainly for a good part of england and wales, those bridges will at last be into double figures. weight th

and ben has the weather.atures yesterday were 17 degrees, making it the warmest day of the year so far. there is some warmth in the forecast today, but it is more complicated with some rain to come as well. all the details in about 15 minutes. thank you, ben. good morning. first, our main story. 300 extra police officers are being deployed in areas of london worst affected by a recent increase in violent crime among young people. six people have been killed in the last week alone, and more than 50 have died since the start of the year. the move comes as the chair of the national police chiefs‘ council says officers are reluctant to use their powers to stop and search suspects. andy moore reports. questions are being asked why violence has increased so rapidly. 0ne claim is that officers are reluctant to use their powers of stop and search. the number has fallen by about three quarters in the last six years. sara thornton, chair of the national police chiefs council, says such services were not a silver bullet

that isn't spring weather, that summer weather, basically. already. that isn't spring weather, that summerweather, basically. blue skies and sunshine to match as well in most places, that's how it looks in liverpool a little earlier on but it isn't like that everywhere. when is it? northern and western parts, this is northern and western scotla nd this is northern and western scotland for a weather watcher, there's some extra cloud in the mix. you can see the stripe of cloud working across western areas. there's mist and murk and fog for some coasts of wales and the south—west but even these cloudy areas will see some sunshine, a few showers perhaps across western scotland. where we get the best of the sunshine, down towards the south—east, 28 degrees, way above where we should be at this point in april. and some sunshine to takes into the evening as well. across england and wales will have some clear skies through the night but bit of mist and fog is likely to develop. some showers into the far north—west of scotland, may be cooler than last night bu

lots of bright if not sunny weather will develop.affecting south—eastern areas, but you're unlikely to catch them. temperatures comfortably getting up to about 18 degrees in the south—east. a big difference on the north sea coast. it has been cold and cloudy over the last few days. those temperatures will be rising. how about the grand national? temperatures getting to about 1k at aintree, with partly cloudy skies. as we head into the second half of the weekend, that's when the change comes in. low pressure will briefly upset the weather across western areas of the uk. stronger winds here. a little bit of rain. certainly cloud at the very least. that's that rain on sunday morning affecting south—western parts of england, into wales. a few showers further east and in central parts of the country as well. probably the best of the weather in the north and the north—east of scotland. relatively warm winds coming in, maybe a bit of a dip from saturday, but not an awful lot. 15—16 celsius. as we head into next week, those temperatures keep

warm weather we've had is thejet stream dragging warm we double weather from iberia, for the week aheadea m for the week ahead and atlanticjet stream of sin and in the second half of the week we are on the northern flank of it and slightly colder air. in the week ahead it's back to normal, spring weather as you would expect, some nicer bits but some hefty downpours and when the showers come it will feel cooler than it has done of late. a cooler might tonight, evening storms across east anglia clear and showers continuing across parts of scotland and northern ireland, clearer conditions to the south and east and a cooler night then we've been used to, all of us turn into single figures for the monday morning commute, fresher than used to that there will be sunshine to the south and east, sunny spells in the west to begin with but cloud increasing for all into the afternoon, tidiest northern ireland, outbreaks of rain coming and sliding into western scotland, turning across western fringes of england and wales, cloudy and dump towards the rest of the day. temperatures towards the east of

let's catch up with the weather. some optimism of some good weather finally on the way.ed it will be warming up but a bit of a blip on the way for some of us but a bit of a blip on the way for some of us tomorrow. but a bit of a blip on the way for some of us tomorrow. a bit of cloud and rain, some stronger winds but from wednesday onwards that is when it will turn warm across the uk. this evening, a weather front is approaching western areas, quite a few isobars there, strengthening winds. coming from the south—west. lots of rain but most of that will arrive overnight and into tomorrow morning, affecting northern ireland, south—western scotland, the western isles for most of us however, further east and south the weather will be dry tonight. into tomorrow, the weather is looking again wet across western areas for a time, strong winds around the coast but that rain tends to fizzle out during the course of the day, the warmness of the weather will be in east anglia, possibly around 19, then from wednesday warmer nationwide. you're watching beyond one hundred days. theresa

let's check out the weather now with thomas. very changeable weather because the country today.h the course of the day. the worst of the weather is across the north—east of the country, a chilly breeze often northsea, outbreaks of rain, but further south where the quiet —— skies clearing, even here we cutesy showers brewing during the course of the afternoon and evening. —— could see. here is that grey and rainy weather across the north—east. tonight, for many of us it turns drive the flavour for more rain d rifts drive the flavour for more rain drifts out of holland and belgium, stretching into east anglia, midlands and wales as well. that sets the scene for tomorrow. the far south of the country, they will have fine weather all the way to plymouth, further inland it will be cloudy and rainy, london, oxfordshire and the peak district. the best of the weather tomorrow will be in the lake district, the south—west of scotland. it will be chilly in the north sea coast in the last few days. the waters are cold after the cold start to spring, the beast from the east. any easterly win

. >>> wild weather from coast to coast. it's the winter that just won't quit as more snow is in the forecast this morning for tens of millions from kentucky into the northeast. this as possible tornadoes and dangerous winds expected in the south. while out west, relentless rain forcing rescues and major flooding concerns for an already water-logged region. dylan is tracking it all. >>> breaking overnight. ready for action. national guard is on the way to the border with mexico. this as the dow plunges over fears of a possible trade war with china. >>> those stories plus unexpected resignation. a texas congress member caught up in a sexual harassment scandal quits months before planned ri tietirement. >>> shoppers scrambling after a man walks into sam's club and sets off a small explosion. >>> and brushing up on british history. meghan markle's dad pulls a total dad move. he is probably getting ready for his daughter's big day. today, april 7th, on 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones and c