soledad: on the west end it's not uncommon. michelle: as long as we've had standardized tests in this city, the results have shown that our children in the west side of louisville or black children throughout the city have not done as well. soledad: michelle pennix was a public school principal in louisville for 22 years. michelle: i think on the west side, the reason they're lagging behind because there hasn't been a true commitment from jefferson county public schools to support them with the resources they need to be successful. soledad: how the west end got this way goes back nearly 50 years to the start of louisville's battles over school desegregation. in 1975, white residents here reacted with fury to a plan to integrate schools through mandatory busing. they failed to stop it, but did manage to change it in ways that would have unforeseen consequences on the west end for decades to come. it was black students who were going to be bused and not the white students who'd be bused into west louisville. marty: the burden of d

great to see theatres opening again in the west end.e'll tell him off on your behalf. i'm going to be applauding and laughing along with everyone else. thank you so much. thanks, adam. thanks for that, guys, and thank you to you for listening. we'll be back with another edition of newscast very soon. i don't know if i mentioned, we're going to do a quiz with a newscaster. oh, yeah, we mentioned it loads. bye! hello there. thursday brought us a break from the rather unsettled run of weather we've seen. there was some sunshine to get out and about and enjoy some of the rather spectacular autumn colours on offer, but it was just a short weather window because, looking out in the atlantic, this swirl of cloud you can see here is the next area of low pressure that's going to be bringing rain across our shores for friday. and then further west, a developing area of low pressure. that's going to rapidly deepen to bring some strong winds across the uk this weekend. so, before we get there, a lot of cloud around at the moment. we've got some pat

the north—westerly wind continues to keep the showers to the north—west of the great glen. by the endday, across wales and south—west england, more rain. wednesday into thursday, a spell of wet weather, some of it really quite heavy, moving its way potentially across england and wales stop during thursday, it looks likely to ease slowly but surely to a trial of sharper showers developing across the far north—west. we will need to keep an eye on thursday — it could bea keep an eye on thursday — it could be a messy start and hopefully a bit of sunshine developing later. 0n friday, it looks like there is the potential yet again for more rain to arrive. the start of the weekend, a little quieter, drier, but colder for all. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s 00:02:29,815 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news teams where you are. the salary ofjerry quy — the man behind gunnarsaurus., very good evening to you. a warning from gareth southgate to his england players as police confirm they won't be investigating another breach of coronavir

since then, it's had numerous revivals including a barnstorming 2017 west end production in which mark. you're late. 0h, michael, you kill me. when he's sober, he's dangerous. when he drinks, he's lethal. now zachary quinto takes on that enigmatic role, rejoining the cast of the cast ofjoe mantello's tony award—winning 2018 broadway revival for this latest screen version. shot by ace cinematographer bill pope, whose credits include the matrix and baby driver, mantello's film works hard to transcend its stage roots leading us through the social interactions with a restless energy that's hard to resist. we all have to call the one person we truly believe we have loved. while the play itself is undoubtedly dated, despite some rewriting, the vivacious ensemble cast keep things fresh — injecting a modern energy into this period piece and celebrating the legacy of crowley who died in march. now, i don't, i don't want to cause anyone any offence. but i brought my own presents this year. yes, i have. yeah. it'sjust, to be honest... you know, i've had enough of all the soap and the socks all th

west end debbie on the counter attack and determined to defend. essentially, they did lester.ss bar they did lester. hitting the crossbar for the visitors before wrapping things up. his team seventh premier league goal in two matches. lester only showed up they're capable of and this time. this is the per father took capable of and this time. this is the perfather took him capable of and this time. this is the per father took him to the top of the league. —— football. not even a consolation goalfor of the league. —— football. not even a consolation goal for the foxes, which sums up their day. arsenal beat sheffield united 2—1 at the emirates. the first goal from bukayo sako, then nicolas pepe here getting arsenal beat sheffield united 2—1 at the emirates. the first goal from bukayo sako, then nicolas pepe here getting the second for the gunners. blades manager chris wilder far from happy david luiz remained on the pitch after appearing to pull back ollie burke in the first half i've seen it, system managers have seen it, all of our substance in it. poet is unsure, has he. numb

our scotland reporter, alexandra mckenzie is in glasgow's west end.ery busy with restaurants, cafes and bars, but as well as the 16 day closure we have, beyond that, a huge amount of uncertainty for all these business owners? yes, that's right. on the one hand, the number of cases of coronavirus in scotland has been writing, we have had more than 1000 in the last few days, something has to be done before the virus gets out of control, but you have all these businesses here in ashton lane in the west end of glasgow and across the west end of glasgow and across the rest of the country, they are extremely concerned for the future of their businesses and the jobs. we have had delivery people coming in the last hour also, dropping off stress, they are very concerned, it goes beyond what you see. the restrictions that will be coming into place will be six o'clock tonight, it would be vibrant here on a saturday night —— on a friday night, even! but pubs and restau ra nts night, even! but pubs and restaurants across the central belt of scotla nd restaurants a

night towards the west marine spreads into northern ireland into western parts of scotland, north—west endilis conditions, some earlier brightness, some will stay dry until we get tonight time as we go through monday. but some heavy bursts of rain in northern ireland clearing to braided wetter two weather in the morning. heavy rains putting users across morning. heavy rains putting users a cross cove na ntor morning. heavy rains putting users across covena ntor northern— morning. heavy rains putting users across covenantor northern— western event and across wales through much of the day. strengthening winds out towards the west even though the sunshine will come out. lighter winds further east, but even those winds further east, but even those winds are light coming from the south—westerly direction, cold feeling day across parts of the midlands with the rain, could be around 8—9 degrees after that fresh start, maybe east anglia and the southeast waiting until we get to night—time hours before that rain gradually arrives. around our weather fronts, notice as we go through monday night and

when you go to see a show in the west end, perhaps you don't think about the people in the pit, but that'scers. the musicians fell silent, both in london and in a corresponding event in birmingham, to make their point. the department for digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the government to help the arts through covid. will gompertz, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster david davies and madeline grant — it's time to have a look at our international and national news in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us in the next few hours. with me are the broadcaster david davies and madeline grant — deputy comment editor at the daily telegraph. tomorrow's front pages. ..starting with. the daily mail leads on the future of covid lockdowns and the news that thousands of scientists around the world urging that life should go back to normal for all ex

its way what direction are going on how we had to learn everything about how things work in the west end of you. there were a lot of expectations and we couldn't fulfill them right away not because we didn't want to but because we were scared this got easier said of whom we got into the money void as a number. but the end of east germany also made a lot of things possible in apollo the clink dreamed of becoming a singer she found a producer and in 1995 recorded her 1st song to finish. only . in 1907 she launched her television career as a reporter at the edge of the show posed by a date she brought together young people with opposing viewpoints i mean it. was my my you it's funny but that legal immigrants like take the federal money you is because we have. in the 1st moved to berlin then to hamburg many of her east german contemporaries also left their hometowns then moved to mostly western germany not an easy step as 2 examples from our archives demonstrate. a car mechanic from saxony on hard found work near chicago each friday he drove back to his old home in his brand new mercedes. in

the extreme express car wash on west end san carlos in san jose is transforming itself into a tunnel of terror. they have slow dripping red soap. this year it is one of the few ways to enjoy halloween out and about. >> i have been seeing this on social media and they real ea wanted to come and get scared. how did you guys like it? >> i loved it. >> and you get a clean car, too. the tunnel of terror goes through saturday night from 5:00 to 8:00 and $5 of every wash goes to st. jude's research hospital. last year they raised $1,800. i love that idea. you're helping out the business. the kids have some fun. >> and helping st. jude. so many things winning in this situation. >> win, win, win. clean car. >> clean car, that's a big one. >>> 4:57 for you this morning and that countdown it is on. next here on "today in the bay" with just five days to go and all new presidential polls show who is leading the race. our washington insider breaks down the final campaign stops for both president trump and joe biden. >>> plus, the live report on the all-new warning the fbi is issuing to hospitals a

to find its way what direction to go out we had to learn everything about how things work in the west end of you. there were a lot of expectations and we couldn't fulfill them right away not because we didn't want to but because we were scared this guy. who got him on his voyage as an investment. but the end of east germany also made a lot of things possible in apollo the klink dreamed of becoming a singer she found a producer and in 1995 recorded her 1st song. to finish its. own . patch in 1907 she launched her television career as a reporter at the edge of l.a. for the show polish by a date she brought together young people with opposing viewpoints i mean. this my my you it's funny but is that legal immigrants like take the federal money the feeling is because we have. enough 1st moved to berlin then to hamburg many of her east german contemporaries also left their hometowns and moved to mostly western germany not an easy step as 2 examples from our archives demonstrate. a car mechanic from saxony on hard found work near stock each friday he drove back to his old home in his brand new m

it will be absolutely catastrophic particularly for hospitality in central london, the city, the west endnesses have seen very low trade as people work from home, dropping domestic terrorism and also the result of curfew being kicked back to the curb and the best hospitality is doing in the city is 40% of normal trading that goes down to 15% of normal trade when you get into central london. this shift to then restrict households mixing in bars, restaurants and hotels, we know that takes off a further 20% of revenues, so for many businesses come saturday in central london, they will become unsustainable and equally in the neighbourhoods in outer london where people live, again, those businesses will find it very difficult to be able to trade with those ex— restrictions. they are ready operating below profit and this will push them into closure and we fear there will be mass redundancies in hospitality in central london and it is that maximum restriction and no support that is causing the real pain. that was a harsh warning. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, is among several regional leaders

when you go to see a show in the west end, perhaps you don't think about the people in the pit, but that's make their point. the department for digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the government to help the arts through covid. will gompertz, bbc news. three scientists have been awarded the 2020 nobel prize in export their work on understanding black holes. the winners were announced at the televised ceremony of the imprisoned event was cancelled. you the prize was awarded to sir roger penrose committee 89—year—old roger and our mathematical physicist —— physicist found it was a production of the general theory of relativity. andre temp —— andrea ghez is the fourth woman ever to win the prize. a reminder of our top story. the senior white house adviser, stephen miller is the latest of more than a dozen members of president trump's inner circle to test positive for coronavirus — since the president announced he has covid— i9. several senior military officials are also quarantining since one of their colleagues, coast guard official admiral charles ray, teste

aristocracy they will not be bailed out said the landlords are losing and at the moment like in the west end where all the theatre is the shaftsbury a state which is one of the biggest there only collecting. 41 percent of rents do have been paid to them but what about the pasty shops in cornwall that's the key for great britain success is a good time yesterday from cornwall we have to take a break after a couple of passes chicken a mushroom will be back with much more don't go away. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation will community. are you going the right way or are you being led so well. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. the world is driven by shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. first presidential debate exhibited lots of like but not much one can argue neither candidate lost me neither was a perfect reflection of the nation's politics could the campaign coming to an end do the debates have any meaningfu

when you go to see a show in the west end, perhaps you don't think about the people in the pit, but that'sof digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the government to help the arts through covid. will gompertz, bbc news. encore two more performances. that's it for me and the team. see you soon. hello there. many of us saw some rain at some point during the day on tuesday. there was some big puddles out and about on the roads. for example, in the highlands of scotland with the wet weather here, and it wasn't just in scotland, the rain was pretty extensive and at its heaviest across northwest england, where in rochdale, in the greater manchester area, we picked up 42 mm of rain. that was the wettest place in the country. it did bring one or two localised issues. still a few showers at the moment, then a clearer slice of weather, but further out in the atlantic, the next lump of cloud is developing, and this will bring rain late in the day on wednesday across many areas. right now, we've got some rain across the northwest of scotland. that rain will be with us we

aristocracy they will not be bailed out said the landlords are losing and at the moment like in the west end where all the theatre is the shaftsbury a state which is one of the biggest there only collecting. 41 percent of rents do have been paid to them but what about the pasty shops in cornwall that's the key for great britain success is a good time from cornwall well we have to take a break for a couple of pasties chicken of mushroom will be back with much more don't go away. birds or head. bobbing for the feel good percentage. of our group. of 7 is that people. just fit into the commission did. you see most americans who moved. to manage to fish you know not just go from home . they are the house of. god since we. don't hate. this kid who are. coming from the system definition in. the midst of the new shit. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to return to our conversation with brian rama lee over there voice 1st dot expert and around the coin pod cast brian welcome back thank you max a pleasure to be here while you know things are getting interesting during our previous

of the west, some with hailand the south end of the west, some and thunder. some eastern areas will stay dry and bright but after a chilly wednesday night, back to cloud and rain for many on thursday and strong to gale force winds, too. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, and welcome to monday's sportsday — i'm jane dougall. have wheels, will travel — the brits re—writing history. we reflect on the incredible achievements of geogeghan hart and hamilton over the weekend. eddiejones had to rip up his plans when england's warm—up match was cancelled — we hear from the head coach as he names his squad ahead of the six nations finale. and, after his ipl century, ben stokes speaks exclusivley to the bbc about a year of many ups and downs. i've had, you know, the book thrown at me. i've also had, you know, people, you know, wanting everything to do with me. but then those same people who want everything to do with me were then throwing the book at me a year

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when you go to see a show in the west end, perhaps you don't think about the people in the pit, but that's, to make their point. the department for digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the government to help the arts through covid. will gompertz, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. i'm sure the prospect of a dry day tomorrow comes as music to your ears, as today again it has been another day of sunshine and showers, fewer of them across north yorkshire, some glimpses of sunshine, but further west there was always a lot of cloud around today, shop showers and rough winds bringing some rough seas as

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when you go to see a show in the west end, perhaps you don't think about the people in the pit, but that'soth in london and in a corresponding event in birmingham, to make their point. the department for digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the government to help the arts through covid. will gompertz, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. tuesday's been a showery day, but the further east, a little more shelter and fewer showers means a little more sunshine, as you can see across north yorkshire. threatening—looking cloud though for much of the day. in parts of west wales, rough seas as the winds just close to gale force along the exposed coasts. —— gusted. we started off with sharp showers, particularly out to the west. some of those drifted their way steadily eastward through the day. they will ease down and we'll see a window of finer weather developing for wednesday. however, just want to point out this mass of cloud across the atlantic. more rain to come across parts of england and wales in particular for thu

find its way what direction to go in hot we had to learn everything about how things work in the west end of you. there were a lot of expectations and we couldn't fulfill them right away not because we didn't want to but because we were scared this guy had a flu and got him on his voyages on a bomb went off and started. but the end of east germany also made a lot of things possible in apollo the clink dreamed of becoming a singer she found a producer and in 1995 recorded her 1st song. only . in 1907 she launched her television career as a reporter at the edge of the show polish blind date she brought together young people with opposing viewpoints garnish. the smile my you it's funny but a legal immigrants like take the federal money the feeling is because we have. enough 1st moved to berlin then to hamburg many of her east german contemporaries also left their hometowns and moved to mostly western germany not an easy step as 2 examples from our archives demonstrate. a car mechanic from saxony on hard found work near stock each friday he drove back to his old home in his brand new mercedes

on west end by 1900. 40 in south africa being accused off or kinds of i think citizens. and there is not there now were victims of the constant trials and for compliance it doesn't have a head there shops look at the rest of violence in 2018 more than 60 people were killed in that yes. there is an inmate hands off a group calling itself put south africa 1st has no men for the nest was scared that if most of us wave of xenophobic violence could erupt this group. i made after a different community organizations is supporting protest demonstrations and protests across the country asking for the nest not to pick and live you should understand the position of citizens when they see as. much or 2 of the foreign nationals in the country the bad people one percent is good and the rest they need to go back to human rights watch dogs edging the government to spin attend to the concerns of the groups such as put some of the 1st before things get out of control reactivity worried that this is now going to break out into again the same type of xenophobic silence it received over and

the premier league has been for west end, as antonio goes on the early lead and doesn‘t look like losingter city. the second goal came from an old—fashioned up and under. perfectly judged goal came from an old—fashioned up and under. perfectlyjudged his getaway from the off—site track. it was stamped at the on the counter attack to determine the defence. essentially, the out lester lester. and wrap things up. his team seventh premier league goal and two matches. lester only showed what they were capable of and this time, this is the football the top of the week. finished off by harvey barnes but then chopped off off—site. not even a conservation goal that sums of their day. he has been involved in everything. really important that people know that. he picks a team meeting we talk about it every day and we talk about substitutions and things during the game as well. so, if it deserves a lot of credit. —— david. arsenal beat sheffield united 2—1 at the emirates. the first goal from bukayo sako, then nicolas pepe here getting the second for the gunners. blades manager chris wilder far from

64 degrees right now in the center of san francisco as well as by embarcadero and low 60s on the west end close to marset. temperatures for the afternoon a notable drop off from five to ten degrees. walnut creek yesterday 82, today 76. here is a better look around at the afternoon highs today. low 60s in san francisco as well as the coastline. upper 60s to low 70s along the peninsula. for the inner east bay upper 70s and the north bay 74 over napa and talling. we have saturday with temperatures barely getting to 70s for inland cities. quite a difference there. by sunday, sunday afternoon the winds pick up and the elevated fire danger expected to last to tuesday and will you notice temperatures also begin to climb by monday. back to the upper 70s to 80s for inland cities. upper 70s around the bay. back to you. >>> rosemary, thank you. still to come here at noon. the pandemic is affecting people in many different ways. and the impact is expected to last for years to come. up next, how a bay area nonprofit is helping children through the pandemic. >>> if stress worsens your digestive issues,

sovereignty for west germany signified a return to a place of trust in the community of three nations. the allied occupation ended, west germany was again mistress of her destiny. ceremonies opening a new era of german history proudly announcing, we are free and independent. standing free among the free. sovereignty for austria concluded with indiana's ancient belvedere palace, marked the end of 17 year german and big for occupation. russia's molotov was first to design the freedom packed, the ceremonies. completed the ceremony is completed. the iron curtain lifted for austria as church bells proclaimed the rebirth of freedom. operation alert, a realistic rehearsal for an atomic, was the biggest nationwide error wage real ever attended. in washington, 15,000 key government workers left their desks, scattering to 31 seat and sites away from the capital. military personnel emptied out of the pentagon, while at the same time, state department employees joined americans from coast to coast in taking cover against a mythical assault. the pulse of the nation stood still. old glory flew over the city where government ag

and it's where broadway and west end professionals teach theater classes whenever their schools are online lockdown they're getting to share their skills and people at home can be creative and learn and try and have some fun. >> jimmy: that's a great idea. >> i really recommend everyone to check it out. >> jimmy: once you did it, did you feel better at it, once you started doing it >> i mean, i was teaching audition technique, which is completely insane because i am terrible at auditions. >> jimmy: i know that you auditions for "mamma mia." it ended up being a big weekend for you. was it glastonbury >> yeah. it was insane. i knew i had to sing in this audition i was desperate for this part. but i was meant to be scheduled at the end of "glastonbury music festival" and i knew for sure that after screaming in a a field for five days there was no way i'd be able to sing >> jimmy: oh my gosh >> so i did it on the way. i had the car packed with the stuff and the whirlies and the outfits. and then i went in and i sang, went to glastonbury and my phone ran out of battery, and i think i found out

the midlands towards north—west england as we start sunday, which could have light rain associated with it. north and south of that, some sunny spells coming through, but as we endreland and north—west scotland. sunday looking like a cooler day, but next week temperatures do go up a few degrees. there is a trade—off because as low pressure takes over we will see rain and wind. rain initially on monday affecting parts of scotland and northern ireland, becoming more widespread as we go through the week, and some of the rain will be quite heavy at times too, accompanied by pretty brisk winds. this is bbc news i'm reeta chakra barti. the headlines... lancashire becomes the second english region to be put into the highest alert level of coronavirus restrictions, meaning pub closures and bans on households mixing indoors. if we don't get to grips with the virus in three weeks' time admissions to hospitals in lancashire will be at the height that they were when the peak was at its height. new coronavirus cases in england jumped by 50% between october 2nd and the 8th, new figures suggest. borisjohnson says the uk must prepare for a "no—deal" trade relationship with the

down past the stone pony, past convention hall, into deal, into west long branch to 7 and a half west endin front of the house i wrote all the songs for "born to run." that was fun. >> stephen: wow, wow. >> so i think it's fun listening to records all the way through just because they-- there's a greater story-- they're always more than the sum of their parts. and a greater story to tell. i would suggest people listen to this one all the way through, too. you'll have a bigger experience. >> stephen: we have to take one more break, but when we come back, maybe-- maybe bruce will play one of those guitars. you never know. i can't do another four years of this. i can't. there's never been more divisiveness in this country. it's frightening and sad. that was trump's whole thing, you know, take the politics out of it and run it like one of his businesses. i know people were looking for that kind of change, but it's not working. you know, we've only gotten more in debt, we have this virus now out of control, people out of work, no healthcare. how is that helping people? we need someone that kno

check out the extreme express car wash over on west end carlos in san jose.s transforming it into a tunnel of terror complete with creepy characters, they've even got slow dripping red soap. >> people come in not knowing anything and then they come back in an hour with a car full of buddies and kids. >> the kids have been seeing this on social media and they really wanted to come and get scared. how did you like it? >> we loved it. >> that's cute. the tunnel of terror goes through saturday night from 5:00 to 8:00. $5 from every wash goes to st. jude's research hospital. i love that idea. clean car and a little bit of a scare. >>> trending this morning, just in time for halloween from a galaxy far, far away baby yodakin. ohio artist genet paras has been making giant celebrity pumpkins for over 30 years and this year she's featuring baby yoda. look at that one. the massive pumpkin weighs over 450 pounds. looks like some political figures there, too. not just baby yoda. >> some of them were -- >> vote for your favorite. >> absolutely. >> well, you know what, if

astronaut and husband of former congresswoman from arizona here gabby g gabby giffords and we are in the west endolks can drop off the ballots but, captain, if you could give a set-up of the town. >> this is the west side of phoenix. this is an early vote center but folks can still vote here on saturday and sunday. if they have a reason to not vote on tuesday which can be coronavirus, they can fill out an affidavit and vote here on saturday, sunday, monday and definitely on tuesday. >> you have a couple stops ahead. can you tell us where the race is? we have seen you up in polling in the state. where is the assessment of the race? >> polling is behind us. the only poll that matters now is folks showing up to vote. we have been working hard. i have been at this since february of 2019. arizonans are anxious to vote. 2.2 million already voted and probably close to 3. they want to see some change. the issues that arizonans care about, the price of health care, pre-existing conditions, keeping their insurance is really important, getting the economy back on track, protecting social security and medica

its way what direction to go we are hot we had to learn everything about how things work in the west end of you. there were a lot of expectations and we couldn't fulfill them right away not because we didn't want to but because we were scared this guy just had a flu and got him on his voyage as an investment. but the end of east germany also made a lot of things possible in a poem the clink dreamed of becoming a singer she found a producer and in 1995 recorded her 1st song. only . in 1907 she launched her television career as a reporter at the edge of l.a. for the show polish blind date she brought together young people with opposing viewpoints i mean. this is my my you it's funny but if anything i didn't like take the federal money the feeling is because we have. enough 1st moved to berlin then to hamburg many of her east german contemporaries also left their hometowns and moved to mostly western germany not an easy step as 2 examples from our archive demonstrate. a car mechanic from saxony on hold found work near stock he tried and he drove back to his old home in his brand name or cd'

clouding over across west wales in southwest england by the end of the afternoon. pressure threatening to bring rain across parts of england and wales. some of it heavy. there will be pulses of wet weather through thursday into friday. thursday sees that rain slowly easing away but we need to keep an eye on just how far north that goes and that if we get some sunshine coming through behind it temperatures may well peak at 17 degrees. we still keep the risk of showers into the far northwest. as we move into friday, there is a potential for more wet weather to push into the west. a level of uncertainty just where this rain is going to be sitting for somehow far into scotland or england it will be? you will need to keep abreast of the forecast for the end of the working week. there's going to be a spell of wet weather once again moving its way predominantly through england and wales to the north of that bulk of rain it will be cooler, breezy and shari. breezy and showery. as we move out of friday into the start of the weekend things get a little more straightforward.

in london, west end productions will not reopen until 2021.he theater community what is happening. this year's rock and roll hall of fame index ceremony will feature some star-studded guests. we're talking bruce springsteen, miley cyrus, lynn man well min- and gwen stefani. the event will be virtual. it was originally scheduled for may but it was pushed back because of the pandemic. the 2020 class includes whitney houston, nine inch nails and the notorious b.i.g. they will be honored in an hbo special on november 7th. >>> a special little girl's dream of becoming a princess, it's coming true. >> are you ready for some magic? >> 5-year-old ariana taft is fighting an advanced form of kidney cancer, and a rhode island photographer wanted to do what she could to help, so she set up this photo shoot, but the photos are just the first part. the real magic happens in post production. check out the final product, ariana is transformed into elsa, snow white there and other princesses. so beautiful. so creative, and we love that smile on her face. >>> o

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in london, west end productions won't reopen until 2021.blow and devastation for the theater communit >>> okay, this year's rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony will feature some star-studded guests. we're talking about bruce springsteen, miley cyrus, lin-manuel miranda and gwe stefa stefani. the event will be virtual. it was originally scheduled for may but it was pushed back because of the pandemic. the induction class includes de whitney houstonhouston, the due brothers and the notorious b.i.g.: a special little girl's dream of becoming a princess is coming true. >> are you ready for some magic? >> 5-year-old ariana taft is fighting an advanced form of kidney cancer, and a rhode island photographer wanted to do what she could to help, so she set up this photo shoot, but the photos are just the first part. the real magic happens in post production. check out the final product. they used a gen scrn there, and now ariana is transformed into elsa, snow white here, and several other different princesses. very beautiful. love to see h

but i'm just getting word of another stall west bound 5.80 at the west end of the bridge. have 2 problems in your way in the commute direction and it's adding to the big backup here leading up to the toll plaza, so if the richmond sandra fell commute is a part of your drive get out there early a whopping 43 minutes because of those 2 stalls on the stand that's why they did a hot spot doesn't this look more like a picture instead of a live look right this is life and those folks are just barely moving so torture going to have to deal with hold off on this commute if you can let you know when they get those vehicles out of your way, but it's not all bad out there it's all good here at the bay bridge toll plaza smooth sailing into san francisco trouble free no delays all morning 12 minutes off to fremont street which is great right. they were checking in on some drive times for you they look good highway 4 still at 18 minutes for the westbound trip. i don't see any major issues for 5.80 and then one o one for morgan hill to san jose only 10 that drive time still smooth and on

>>come for the in crashes where the end and one of the west end. >>and as we take a live look here from the toll plaza we can see the backup is still there it is beyond richmond parkway maybe about half way richmond parkway and moray nestle maybe a little bit better but you need to get out there early because it has not recovered from those crashes so 13 minutes off to one oh one. we haven't had any trouble spots so far into san francisco very quiet on the bay bridge, but it's stacked up from the bottom of the maze so be prepared for that the golden gate us trouble free no problems here north or south into or out of san francisco, really the only big problem that i'm tracking is in the north bay and it's impacting traffic trying to get to the east bay from the north bay to the east bay south 6 ad and industrial we have an overturned big rig that's been there for a couple of hours so your 2 left lanes blocked. you're back up about 5 miles a lot of folks are trying to access the benicia bridge and they're stuck in this back up so don't even bother ta

>>come for the in crashes where the end and one of the west end. >>and as we take a live look here from the toll plaza we can see the backup is still there it is beyond richmond parkway maybe about half way

this is extreme express car wash on west end in san jose.ansforming that into the tunnel of terror complete with creepy characters and slow dripping red soap. >> people come in not knowing anything and then come back in an hour with a car full of buddies and friends and kids because they are like, we have to show this. >> kids have been seeing this on social media and they really wanted to come and get scared. how did you guys like it? >> i loved it. >> kid approved. all right. the tunnel of terror goes through saturday night from 5:00 to 8:00. and $5 from every wash goes to st. jude's children's research hospital, as well. washing the car all for a good cause. >> some of those people have to remember to close the windows, though. >> that is part of the horror. >> and i think we're safe to wash the cars these days, too. no rain in sight, kari? >> no rain in sight, but my kids do not like the car wash so that would make it even worse. i think they would be like basically scarred for life if we did that. let's get a look at our forecast as we

we are in the heart of the west end, regent street behind me, chri5tmas west end, regent street behindarts of the country already but i was parts of the country already but i wa5 chatting earlier to the head of uk hospitality and it is sort of a triple whammy, no international visitors, more people working from home so fewer office workers here, and the new re5trictions could mean for example the mixing of hou5ehold5, bu5ine55 relies for afterwork people and lunches. and thatis afterwork people and lunches. and that is having a devastating effect on the hospitality sector and the right concerns about what happens next a5 right concerns about what happens next as those re5trictions come into force at midnight tonight. let me introduce you to chew people. simon i5a introduce you to chew people. simon is a chief executive of a pub chain. and the owner of a new restaurant. simon, you are running the5e busine55e5 simon, you are running the5e businesses and the challenge will be to make sure you can keep them open. why is london different? what does it do differently to the rest of the count

against him but the allegation was that he grabbed a woman's breast at a party in london in the west endhat he would not have touched the woman like some manikin and walked off. he said he never crossed the line between behaving gregariously and criminal behaviour. he never assaulted anybody, he said, and he told the jury i would never do that, it's not in my nature. well, the jury took 23 minutes to come back with that not guilty verdict, so a very quick deliberation time indeed. and as that not guilty verdict was read out mr leslie, who was in the dock, standing to hear that verdict, he sobbed, he leaned forward onto the front of the dock and as he came out of the dock, he hugged his father, who himself was in tears at hearing that not guilty verdict and they hugged each other. and then at the end of the day, here at southwark crown court, the judge, deborah taylor, said to mr leslie that he could leave this court without a stain on his character. and she went on to say that she hoped it would be the last time he would have to attend. sojohn leslie, the former blue peter presenter, the

temperatures staying several degrees above freezing although in the clearer parts of scotland to the west you may endg, maybe a touch of frost in a few spots going into tomorrow morning. this is how friday is shaping up. it's the same weather pattern. it's the very same weather. still a few showers, mainly in the east but some drift a little further west as the day goes on. some sunny spells again south wales, south—west england favoured, maybe northern counties of northern england in the afternoon. there is no weather change going into the weekend. a quick look at saturday and sunday. saturday, areas of cloud, a few brucie bonus sunny spells here and there. the thickest cloud may produce a light shower, many places staying dry and by sunday, we have changed the day, we haven't really changed the day, we haven't really changed the day, we haven't really changed the weather. it looks very similaron changed the weather. it looks very similar on the changed the weather. it looks very similaron the map changed the weather. it looks very similar on the map behind me. most places still dry. it looks by sun

earlier west ham ended leicester‘s 100% start to the season with a 3—0 victory at the king power stadiumy match, southampton were helped to a 2—0 victory over west brom at st mary‘s with goals from moussa djenepo and this volley from 0riol romeu. in scotland, celtic rescued three points with two goals in added time against stjohnstone. leigh griffiths headed in the first in the 90th minute and, then just a few moments later, patrick klimala got up from a tackle outside the box to smash the second in, putting celtic to the top of the scottish premiership. closest rivals rangers have just kicked off against ross county. in the women‘s super league new american signings cristian press and tobin heath got their first win in a manchester united shirt. beating brighton 3—0. meanwhile, alex morgan is yet to make her debut for tottenham, watching on as they lost a—i to manchester city. goals from chloe kelly, samantha mewis and ellen white helped seal the emphatic win. top seed simona halep has been knocked out of the french open by a 19—year—old in a match lasting just over an hour. it took pol

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