or any -- >> zoe: any. my husband is in the green room. we have to say pasta. we all know noodles came from -- pasta came from asia but it's okay. >> stephen: you are what we call a cheap date. >> zoe: i am. msg all the way. steve and sprinkle it on. it's good for the heart. i could not let you leave without asking you about this. it's been 25 years since you filmed your first feature "center stage." [applause] what did this film mean to you? >> zoe: it meant everything because around that time i was 20 years old and questioning whether i should just quit at this new thing i want to do, which was acting, and just go to school. maybe study dance and become a dance teacher or some form of dancer in some way. and you ask the universe for guidance. sometimes the universe has a way of letting you know that you're there, that you matter. "center stage" was my very first feature film, directed by nicholas hytner, wonderful set of producers. it was about ballet and about new york. i took the sign of saying goodbye

back to zoe in michigan. _ education choice. back to zoe in michigan, in _ education choice.rbor, . education choice. back to zoe l in michigan, in ann arbor, who talked about the big agricultural sector, the industrial sector in detroit. in terms of issues that might be impacting voters' decision—making, there is a big muslim population in the state, an arab population in the state. in terms of what's happening in gaza and lebanon, is that going to be a decisive factor? it is that going to be a decisive factor? , ~ is that going to be a decisive factor? , . , ., factor? it will be. we 'ust at this point i factor? it will be. we 'ust at this point don't * factor? it will be. we 'ust at this point don't know _ factor? it will be. we just at this point don't know what l factor? it will be. we just at i this point don't know what it is going to mean for either one of the candidates. we know that some 100,000 voters back in february during the presidential primary actually voted for uncommitted, rather than voting for the current presidentjoe biden, so what we are watching for is

zoe ball's last breakfast show will be in december.e and i don't have to set my alarm any more. which i'm really excited about! but she'll be staying with the station and says she's excited for the future. lizo mzimba, bbc news. the uk has had its first taste of winter today, with parts of the country blanketed in snow. there have been school closures, train delays, and an appeal to check on the vulnerable. navtej johal has the latest. the weather got the seal of approval from some, including this fellow. 0vernight, scotland recorded its coldest early winter temperatures in more than 25 years. one part of aberdeenshire reached a low of —11.2 celsius. a bus in the county ended up in a ditch due to the icy conditions, but no one was injured. further south last night, this bus in south yorkshire skidded off the road and appeared to hit the side of a house, although no one was hurt. many parts of the north of england, wales and the midlands woke to a blanket of snow. travel disruption has affected thousands of rail passengers and gritters

and meteorologist zoe mintz is here tracking the very latest. zoe. yes. >zoe>tracking the latest on a lot of rain. i mean, behind us. normally, you'd be able to see the bay bridge. you can't anymore because of how cloudy it is out there. how gloomy. and those cloudy and gloomy active weather conditions going to stick around for at least the next five days of weather ahead of us. this is a powerful atmospheric river that is not going anywhere anytime soon. it is very interesting to see it just pounding northern california with rain and it's also interesting if we take a wide look out at the storm system, because we can see it from space. it's a very impressive system that has >>> and it's going to continue to impact us for at least the next 36, 72, 94 hours at least. we could see the system from space once again. it is a huge look of low pressure, also known as a bomb cyclone. the reason it's called the bomb cyclone is because it went through something known as bombogenesis. just a fancy word for the storm system rapidly intensifying in under 24 hours. tha

zoe ball�*s last breakfast show will be in december.o set my alarm any more. which i�*m really excited about! but she�*ll be staying with the station and says she�*s excited for the future. lizo mzimba, bbc news. the uk has had its first taste of winter today, with parts of the country blanketed in snow. there have been school closures, train delays, and an appeal to check on the vulnerable. met office severe weather alerts for snow and ice are in place for northern scotland, the east coast, north wales and northern ireland. navtej johal has the latest. the weather got the seal of approval from some, including this fellow. overnight, scotland recorded its coldest early winter temperatures in more than 25 years. one part of aberdeenshire reached a low of —11.2 celsius. a bus in the county ended up in a ditch due to the icy conditions, but no one was injured. further south last night, this bus in south yorkshire skidded off the road and appeared to hit the side of a house, although no one was hurt. many parts of the north of england, wale

our technology editor zoe kleinman joins us from glasgow. zoe?f you buy an apple product to get a certain _ zoe? if you buy an apple product to get a certain amount _ zoe? if you buy an apple product to get a certain amount of _ zoe? if you buy an apple product to get a certain amount of digital - get a certain amount of digital storage forfree but get a certain amount of digital storage for free but if you need more than that to back up your videos, photos, messages and everything else on your device you are encouraged to sign up for apple icloud and there is an annual fee. you can pay anything from 99p to £15 a month depending on what you need. apple doesn't allow other companies complete access to its devices, but the consumer group which says that is unfair. the consumer watchdog will backdate the climb to 2015 and says if it is successful around a0 million uk apple customers could be entitled to a payout of around £70 each, but it will take a long time for this to work its way through the legal system and that is even if it gets very far. ap

hi, zoe, it's ros here. describing is a very, very keen interest of the people at the top of the new york times, because puzzles and games are a really important part of the new york times's subscription strategy. just explain the role that games play in that. yeah, so we have a bundle of products at the new york times. we have our games, we have our news, of course, and then we have cooking, and wirecutter, the athletic. so we have lots of different products that you can subscribe to. and you can choose to just subscribe to games orjust subscribe to cooking, but you get a lot more bang for your buck if you subscribe to the bundle of products, and then you can use all of them. and what we've found is that if you subscribe to, you know, games and news and you use both of those, you're much more likely to retain than if you just subscribe to one of them. so really, gamesjust helps, you know, all of the engagement with our products. and in terms of your overall popularity as the new york times, as a games desti

that was the bbc�*s zoe kleinman.re about this story from zoe in her new series on bbc sounds. let's take a look at how markets in asia are faring this monday. most indices are trading lower, after china's 0ctober inflation numbers came in below expectations, prompting concerns over the recovery in the world's second—largest economy.investors will be watching how the us markets open tonight, after a record close on friday. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up on the programme: the latest from the premier league. the end of an era as cavendish retires from professional cycling. and a fairytale when four world number 229 at the abu dhabi golf championship. —— number 29. lots of sport for you and it has been quite a day in the between the london clubs ended with a draw. the perfect result for the title rivals. it included plenty of action. the

zoe. >>> a beautiful start to the morning. quiet and clear.ll ahead of our next storm system and although it is trending weaker, don't expect too much related today. i will let you know just when you might see a couple of raindrops and may be an isolated drizzle and that is coming up in my full forecast. i will never forget the picture that i have, i'm the only one that's not smiling. even though i'm with my close friends, i felt alone. i didn't feel pretty, i didn't feel confident. when i got invisalign, i built my confidence. it was the best investment that i could do. these hands cook for 30 people, 3 meals a day. i can't stop when i have dry hands. i trust o'keeffe's. it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's for healthy feet. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy

as you can imagine how about zoe? >> good work. well, in marin county, one nonprofit organization is looking out for people impacted by homelessness during this severe storm. abc seven news reporter tim johns is live with that story. tim. >> yeah. dan. here in marin county, the wind and the rain have been on and off kind of for most of the day today. as you can see right now, it's actually pretty clear, but with more intense storms in that forecast, we wanted to check in and see how some of the most vulnerable members of our community are faring with umbrellas in hand, people lined up down the block at the river center in san rafael on thursday, the nonprofit held their annual thanksgiving meal giveaway, an event ritter center ceo mark shotwell says they were determined to have despite the series of storms sweeping across the north bay. >> so this is a great way to be able to connect with people in the community that need us and for the ongoing clients we serve. it's really an essential service to keep them going. >> the center pro

tears of relief as zoe's place is saved.ool hospice were told it would have to close, but after a massive public effort, they can now continue supporting the babies and families who rely on their care. well, my legs are actually shaking and i'm going to be honest with you, i'm so happy because without you, so happy because without here, i don't know what we would have done. some of us can't travel too far to go to another hospice. and then this is like a second home to us anyway. so i'm so happy i can't even put it into words. i'm emotional. it's taken weeks of hard work to get to this point. the team here needing to raise £5 million in just 30 days to keep this hospice running. but with the help of everyone from local schoolchildren to celebrities and big businesses and even donations from around the world, they've done it. tonight i'm doing a gig for zoe's place. john bishop was one of the stars who got involved putting on a charity show with other famous comedians. it's not something that the city of liverpool wants to lo

at 6:32 on this saturday morning, let's get to zoe mi n ce.n i walked out this morning i saw my breath for the first time. >> oh yeah it's getting chilly out there. it kind of puts you in the holiday spirit. all of the holidays are around the corner. and the cooler weather definitely makes you feel like they're around the corner. the beautiful sunrise to kick off the day. don't let it fool you. like max said you can see your breath. so a warm jacket is necessary. as we step out very early this morning. but if you want to enjoy the sunrise i don't blame you. it's absolutely gorgeous out there. the colors in the sky are just spectacular. let's take a look at a gorgeous time lapse with the transamerica pyramid on the background. you can see the beautiful colors in the sky. just a little bit of cloud coverage out there. but i can guarantee you more cloud coverage is going to arrive this afternoon. especially a lot more compared to the last couple of days when we've been seeing sunny skies, barely any clouds out there. and fire danger. no fire dang

zoe ball announces she from hosting the radio 2 breakfast show next month — after six years at the helm. thousands of farmers are protesting in westminster this morning to oppose the governments planned changes to inheritance tax. from april 2026, farms with a value of £1 million or more will be subject to an inheritance tax of 20%. let's go to martine croxall in central london with more. we can show— central london with more. we can show you _ central london with more. - can show you what is happening outside a church house, where i have been based this morning. farmers for a separate event, a protest, are gathering in whitehall to make their feelings known about the changes to inheritance tax and how it will affect agriculture and business assets. i will be speaking to people at that event. but here at church house, national farmers' union, which has organised this mass lobby, has 1800 delegates to speak to their mps. lobby, has 1800 delegates to speak to their mp5. the hope from the union is that once mp

zoe, that's kind of how the pedestrians like to call it?yeah, a bomb cyclone that is known as explosive cyclone genesis. i'm just throwing out some big words that all mean the exact same thing. it's a powerful storm system that strengthened quickly. if you want to know how quickly, technically a bomb cyclone will need to strengthen at least 24 millibars in 24 hours. this cyclone, it will exceed that. it strengthened 56 millibars in 18 hours. pretty crazy, just how much this storm system strengthens. it's the reason why it's called the bomb cyclone. let's just take a look at this strengthening of that system. it is really an interesting thing that you could see. the swirl of that system as it will continue to just get stronger and stronger over the past couple of days. we are also going to continue to see the rain getting stronger and stronger. these plumes of moisture brought in to us by that bomb cyclone. and the reason that the system is lasting so long, it's because it's to the north. they will continue to usher in multiple rounds of moi

this was using the zoe programme, a diet that is rich in plant —based unprocessed food for the nuts,es. white bread, pastries, cakes and process... bread, pastries, cakes and process-"— bread, pastries, cakes and process... none of the white bread, pastries _ process... none of the white bread, pastries and - process... none of the white bread, pastries and cakes i process... none of the white i bread, pastries and cakes with a lot of multigrain bread and all that? , ~ ., ., all that? yes. we monitor them over a period — all that? yes. we monitor them over a period of _ all that? yes. we monitor them over a period of time _ all that? yes. we monitor them over a period of time for - all that? yes. we monitor them over a period of time for them l over a period of time for them after 12 weeks we asked him again about their symptoms and we found on average people who were following the healthy diet reduced symptoms by about 35%. this was regardless of whether they were on hormonal placement therapy for that was our improvement whether they were on hrt are not. we do need to verify these

zoe, take us outside. is a cold out? >> definitely cold but beautiful.days it has been dry all across the bay area. however, don't get used to it . more rain is on the way and i will let you know just how much and when that will come up in my full forecast. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! power's out! comcast business has got you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. get wifi backup for your business, or get started with comcast business internet. and for a limited time, get an $800 holiday bonus. call today. >>> testimony wraps up this past week in the murder trial of nima momeni in san francisco. momeni, seen on the left of your screen stands accused of stabbing tech executive bob lee to death in april of last year. prosecutors say momeni attacked lee because he was angry about an incident in

zoe conway, bbc news.cs correspondent dharshini david will analyse this for us in just a moment, but first let's speak to our political correspondent damian grammaticas at westminster. damian, what's new in this? when you drill down into it, there are several thin-s. when you drill down into it, there are several thin-s. as when you drill down into it, there are several thin-s. as you when you drill down into it, there are several thin-s. as you heard, are several things. as you heard, there is this idea of reforming jobcentres to make them more like skills and employment focus, that is £55 million worth. there is this talk about the youth guarantee, and this basically boils down to i think around £60 million in trial projects, in areas where there are particular issues with youth employment, and that is to try to get young people into employment, training, further education, and then, there is a further £121 million, to try to get pilot areas, for people who might have health or disability issues to get s

let's get to first alert meteorologist zoe mintz on the sunday morning.d morning. >> good morning, max. a beautiful start to the day and i am happy we can see the sunrise again together. >> it is wonderful. >> no clouds and the fact that we fell back and now it is rising an hour earlier, we get to enjoy together and we get to enjoy what maybe feels like a longer day but the sun set is not nearly as long. tonight it will be at about 5:00. that is when the sun will set. by 6:00 it is starting to be dark. get out early this morning and let's enjoy as much of the daylight as we can. it will be lovely and it will be warmer than yesterday. it will also be windier than yesterday as the clouds begin to clear and the sunrise has been gorgeous. just another view of the beautiful start to the day but you notice it is chillier this morning. a jacket is necessary for any other plans. early this morning. no jacket necessary this afternoon as we expect plenty of sunshine and barely a cloud in the sky today with 70s across the bay area and definitely warmer than yesterda

let's switch gears and talk about the weather with zoe mintz , first alert meteorologist.e stepping up in our community and that triple match really jumped out to me. >> $10 for 60 people, that is nothing for so many people. why not help someone else out ? that is always a great idea , but what is also a great idea is getting out this morning, enjoy the sunrise but it depends on where you are located, this is the view from on top of black mountain . definitely a cloudy start to the day, a couple of clouds are sticking around overhead, down into the santa clara valley, in the 40s compared to the 30s in other locations. like santa rosa and petaluma, they are in the 20s right now, conquered in the upper 30s. we do have freeze advisories and effect until 9:00 a.m. , when the sun will be coming out and warming us up, we will not have to worry about these freezing temperatures by the afternoon. we are in the middle of two areas of moisture, the first area is literally following the jet stream from the pacific ocean, that is impacting the canada area and pacific northwest . and a

joining me now is zoe tur. she is a transgender journalist. the helicopter pilot, you'll recall, who covered that infamous chase of o.j. simpson's white ford bronco on the 405. zoe, nice to have you back on the program. you heard what i just had to say. anything top of thank you. anything top of mind that you wanted to get off your chest? >> i wish i had wrote what you said on the air. it was right on target. >> very good it. >> it's true. the politics should be out of this and, um, you know, i nancy mace to me looks like she's doing a really great imitation of marjorie taylor greene. you know that's what she sounds like. >> you know she's running around between ufo hearings and and now taking on the bathroom. >> the bathroom thing as a grift to make money. >> it works. >> people. >> you can't go after gays or gay marriage anymore really? because you know the fundraising, you couldn't fundraise or raise over that any longer. so they found themselves a transgender issue. and i mean most people have never even met a trans person zoe, at what poi

we are beginning november with some rain , and first alert meteorologist zoe mintz is joining us . >> a little bit of rain for us in san francisco, but i had some wet streaks as i was driving to work this morning. >> even last night, i was walking to dinner, about 7:00 or so, and it was raining. >> and it didn't last too long, maybe a couple of bigger raindrops but it wasn't crazy but we will take what we can get. yes, a much nicer weather on the way after today, the storm system will continue to be pushing south and east and as it does so, it is leading us in the dust, you can see that dry air filtering in on the latter edge of the storm system but either way, a little bit of rain still continuing to fall early this morning, north bay communities and the east bay areas likely going to be in the clear but in the santa clara valley, an isolated drizzle this morning cannot be ruled out. it is not going to last longer than maybe the next 30 minutes but it was an impactful storm system across the bay area, some of the highest totals we have seen in a while, over half an inch in many place

the first major one of the modern era was zoe, clinton's first pick for the same job, attorney general and 93, the week before his nomination there was a bombshell report that they paid a undocumented nanny off the books. >> now there are questions about zoe, his choice for attorney general, the nation's chief law enforcement officer, she may have broken the law. >> she employed a peruvian couple illegally. in addition to violating immigration law, they also failed to pay their employees social security taxes. >> reporter: within a not a matter of days, nanny gate had been blown up enough to destroy her nomination. >> the white house insisted zoe made the decision to withdraw but there was plenty of evidence that she was pushed. >> the clinton cabinet - zoe was sworn in this morning and had their first cabinet meeting, the president said he was sad about the decision. >> i feel bad about it but i will start this afternoon looking for a attorney general. >> unfortunately the woes continued for his next nomination, the judge also had a nanny problem and a brief stint training as a playbo

can open earlier. >> palisades is marking its 75th year in business. >>> first alert meteorologist zoetz joins us on this saturday morning and obviously we are not talking about snow this is the one of the most chilly mornings in a while, it is starting to feel more like november. >> there is actually a freeze warning, that is how cold it is getting, nothing crazy, but what we expect this time of year. don't go outside and expect to feel something abnormally cold but it is chilly out there, and a warm jacket is necessary. rain chances continue over the next couple of days and let me take you outside, we can see not only the snow on top of the mountains by looking out, we can also see our next storm system that is on the way, and this upcoming storm system you can see the line of moisture extending all the way across the pacific northwest and we are going to be seeing it by tomorrow afternoon, not just in cloud coverage and also a little bit of rain, it is interesting that you can see just that finger of rain heading over the bay area but it is not nearly as impactful as you can see acr

zoe mintz joins us on this beautiful saturday morning, nothing like a beautiful sunrise after an evening of rain. >> and even behind us, a beautiful sunrise to kick off the day, have you ever seen those clouds that look like a wave? well, they are really cool clouds and it looks like we have one of those set up behind me, that is the potential to create it, you can see the top, it looks like it wants to start a wave, you have upper level wind and lower level wind, and that creates that wave action, it is one of my favorite things and i hope that we see some sort of activity. if you see them, take a picture and send it to me, it is one of the coolest things ever. but either way, you can see that storm system departing and it is going to continue to move away from the bay area over the next couple of hours, it is not going to be impacting us much longer than this morning and we will be clearing out this afternoon. an isolated shower especially down the santa clara valley but again, it is departing and it is going to get dryer over the next couple of hours. looking back on what we did recei

is zoe.ey, i know you've written about this a lot, but i would to hear about mushrooms because they brought up at all tonight. and it's something that i'm really fascinated by as like, you know there's this that kind of went viral in the urban planning world that mushrooms mapped out a more efficient route in the tokyo metro system. and planners did like minutes. and also just you know, we're having kind of cultural moment. i feel like last of us was such a sci fi cultural moment for plant life and intelligent life. and also, i know you've written about it a lot. where does fungi kind of fit into the like, botany conversation? it's obviously like quasi plant, but also lives off the dead in a different way than plants do totally. i would love to hear your thoughts on that. thanks for the fungi shout out. yeah. yes mushrooms are amazing. um, what was interesting? writing this book and trying to keep it to only plants, of course, fungi and not plants was the boundary between plants and fungi is

boy, zoe was something else. just jumped right in. yes. >> incredible, right. all right, well, let's get a check on our weather, because there's still plenty of rain out there. >> and more coming. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking it for us. sandhya. >> yeah, and we're going to start with the waves first. dan and ama. take a look at a live picture right now from our santa cruz camera. notice the waves there? really just kind of crashing onto the shoreline. pretty rough waves along this area, right now. you can see them just building and they have been pretty big through the last 24 to 48 hours. currently 15 footers at point arena, high surf advisory until 6 a.m. those breaking waves will continue to bring dangerous swimming and surfing conditions, so use caution if you're going to be out there. northern monterey bay, which includes the santa cruz area. beach hazards statement risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. this is going until tomorrow morning because of the moderate northwest swell. looking at live doppler seven right now, you will notice that th

a chilly start to the day in the bay area, let's get over to zoe mintz. >> it is chilly but it is what we expect, it puts you in the mood for the holidays , i'm so excited for the holiday season. thanksgiving was amazing, i hope everybody enjoyed it, we saw some beautiful weather after that atmospheric river last week, things are quieting down significantly. everybody open up your windows , let the light in, but maybe not too much because it is definitely cool out there. right now we are looking at quiet conditions, not just in california but all across the country, maybe you are planning on traveling home today . any of the big airports, little to no issues. if you plan on driving through the mountains, that is where you might come into contact with a little bit of those issues, so in california, most of us have no driving issues today other than a little bit of code coverage and a little bit of fog depending on where you are located but either way, we are in between two storm systems. one up to the north and one down to the south. but either way, it is going to be quiet and calm over

zoe mintz has been busy tracking this storm. this is really the first big one of the season? >> reporter: yes, i'm excited, but a lot of rain is on the way. starting tonight, continuing all the way through next week. so get ready for a cool active week of weather. the first atmospheric river of the season. it's on the way. as you can see quite a lot of cloud cover behind me. all of that thick cloud cover is all ahead of that approaching storm system. again, that'll be impacting us overnight tonight, bringing us a lot of rain, continuing that rain through the weekend. let's take a look at what it looks like from space because it's a really, really impressive system. and that moisture bomb is from central pacific, and it's riding that roller coaster, that fire hose, and just pummeling us here in california. you can see also to the north, that bomb cyclone. the reason we're looking at such an intense atmospheric river on the way. those clouds will continue to again pump in that moisture and that cloud coverage as that bomb cyclone will continue to spiral up to our north. this wi

zoe conway reporting.a's nuclearweapons. now the potential use of russia's nuclear weapons. now for the first time, a russian military officer who served inside one officer who served inside one of russia's top secret nuclear bases has been speaking out. the man fled the country after being threatened with deployment to the front line in ukraine. our correspondent will vernon went to meet him at a secret location outside russia. russia likes to put on a show of its nuclear capabilities. on state tv, britain is regularly threatened with atomic annihilation. but the question keeping western politicians up at night — would putin really push the nuclear button? this man worked on the inside. stationed at a top—secret base in russia. a former officer in the elite nuclear forces, he was stationed at a top—secret base in russia. the troops are there to either repel or carry out a nuclear strike. there's a very strict selection process. there are constant checks and lie—detector tests. it's a very closed society,

i knew i could do it and was stoked to pull him in. >> how about zoe?ore while tugging the surfer on his board. that man was not hurt and very grateful. >> san francisco mayor london breed flipped the switch tonight to light up the embarcadero center. this is a holiday tradition made up of over 17,000 lights. tonight's event also kicked off the holiday market. >> well, with the holiday shopping season upon us, san francisco is doing what it can to encourage people to come to union square. there are already additional officers and community ambassadors in that area. the mayor says they have a simple mission make people feel safe, but the goal is to make sure that from the garage where you park or the bus where you get off, or the uber or lyft that you transport yourself to in order to have whatever experience you want to have downtown, you don't have to worry about a thing. union square will have an additional attraction tomorrow. the puppies and kittens will make their return to macy's holiday windows, hoping to find a forever home during the holiday se

i knew i could do it and was stoked to pull him in. >> how about zoe?e while tugging the surfer on his board. that man was not hurt and very grateful. >> san francisco mayor london breed flipped the switch tonight to light up the embarcadero center. this is a holiday tradition made up of over 17,000 lights. tonight's event also kicked off the holiday market. >> well, with the holiday shopping season upon us, san francisco is doing what it can to encourage people to come to union square. there are already additional officers and community ambassadors in that area. the mayor says they have a simple mission make people feel safe, but the goal is to make sure that from the garage where you park or the bus where you get off, or the uber or lyft that you transport yourself to in order to have whatever experience you want to have downtown, you don't have to worry about a thing. union square will have an additional attraction tomorrow. the puppies and kittens will make their return to macy's holiday windows, hoping to find a forever home during the holiday seas

zoe conway, bbc news.ree has been suspended after a video was circulated on social media allegedly showing him making extremely derogatory comments about liverpool and the club's former managerjurgen klopp. the body in charge of refereeing english professional games says david coote's suspension comes into force with immediate effect and is pending a full investigation. the video, widely shared on social media, has not been verified by the bbc. it's unclear when it was filmed or its authenticity. our sports editor dan roan is at anfield. we can't repeat some of the words on this video at this time of day but what more can you tell us? the referees body. on that. occasion, he was criticised by liverpool's managerjurgen klopp, the coach said that coote and his colleagues failed to call fouls that klopp said had been made against his players, he was critical after and in the immediate aftermath of that game he was seen arguing with david coote and his officials. it is not known whether this video is authentic

zoe, a little drier than yesterday. early next week. it is a big system that packed a punch, bringing 12 to 20 inches of rainfall. today, we are not expecting to add to those totals too much. a couple of tenths of an inch of additional rainfall. the bulk of the moisture moving down towards southern california. for us, a couple of isolated, later showers likely. but, that is really going to be wet. it will be the north bay communities that get in on the action today. similar to what we have seen over the past couple of days. santa rosa, 13 inches over the past 72 hours. the rainiest two and three day timeframe on record, the rainiest four and five day time frames on record. other places got more than 20 inches. just letting you know how impactful the storm system was. the clouds not nearly as thick earlier this morning. our temperatures are a bit chilly because we did not see nearly as much of the cloud coverage. we are feeling more the chill because clouds act as a blanket overnight. with less clouds, less blanket and m

our technology editor zoe kleinman explores the hidden world of the content moderators, whosejob it ismething bad on social media and you decide to report it, have you ever wondered where it goes? it late into the inboxes of people called content moderators whose job it is to review and delete the worst contact on the internet. in every state could include child abuse, hate speech and murder but they are hidden away. many do not work directly for the tech giants. there are content moderators in the wake but these jobs are often outsourced to other companies placed east africa, india and the philippines. we are the ones who make sure they are safe, right, and in doing that, we are the ones who usually get on the receiving end in protecting them. he lives in nairobi. from april 2022 he worked as a moderator outsourced by tiktok. any disturbing content you can imagine, you know, from sexual materials or content to very disturbing content whereby people are being beheaded or killed or skinned alive. to kids being molested. thejob hugely affected his mental health and he feels he was not gi

. >>> let's continue our first alert weather day coverage with zoe. i was expecting more rain, maybe just because yesterday in san francisco, it was really nice. >> we saw it basically all day long. 3 1/2 inches here in san francisco. upwards of a foot across the north bay and just about an inch further south. let's take a look at the radar over the past 24 hours. the west coast has been seeing a lot of rainfall. let's take a look at the atmospheric river searching into california. you might've noticed yesterday, it kind of stayed stagnant for a couple of hours. that was enough to create flooding concerns. the main line of rain continuing to push further south over southern california. in the distance, another line of rain is coming our way as we will continue to see more rounds of moisture over the next several days. yesterday, the storm system was the book of the atmospheric river's moisture. we will continue to see the moisture searching in but you notice you are not seeing nearly as much of it searching in compared to all the clock coverage and mo

let's get over to first alert meteorologist zoe mintz.i had to guess, you're going to show us a beautiful sunrise. >> how could i not, it is so gorgeous. i want to warn you, not as beautiful tomorrow morning as the system is on the way. first and foremost get outside early if you are awake and enjoy yourself because we expect 1/10 up to 1/4 inch of rain as we step out over the next 24 hours. to the south 1/10 or 1/4 inch, but northbay communities getting in on the majority of the action with respect things around novato over 1/4 inch of rain fall. early great news for this time of year, we need rain and this active weather pattern is on the way. early this morning it is a beautiful sunrise to kick off the day. this looks like a picture-perfect start to this sunday fun day. going to be sunday fun day with quite conditions please get out and enjoy yourself because tomorrow is a lot more active and a lot cooler even though we are not to as cool as temperatures with cloud coverage, this morning to grab a jacket. tomorrow afternoon, inland loc

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zoe ball announces she�*s stepping down from hosting the radio 2 breakfast show next month, after sixt the helm. hello, i�*m karin giannone. thousands of farmers are protesting in westminster this morning to oppose the government�*s planned changes to inheritance tax. from april 2026, farms with a value of one—million pounds or more will be subject to an inheritance tax of 20%. let�*s go to central london with my colleague, martine croxall. reporter: thank you very much. thousands of farmers from all over the country are descending on westminster for two events. there will be potentially tens of thousands of farmers at a rally and a protest, some of them will have broad tractors into the capital city to make their voices heard in opposition to the changes to inheritance tax included in the budget. chantra rachel reeves wants to improve the 20% inheritance tax on agriculture and business assets that have not faced inheritance tax in the past —— chancellor rachel reeves. that would be on assets worth i reeves. that would be on assets worthi million p. lots of discussion over the impact

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hi zoe. how can i help you today?iption? medicare? really? i might have to see some i.d. mr. lee. here, let me check on that for you. okay, so i will give your doctor's office a call... this is not just help with a medicare prescription. thank you zoe. anytime. bye! this is the human kind of help. walgreens. >>> before we start, victoria, i got a text that said something about a dog birthday party. that had to be a typo, right? >> yeah, no more dog birthday parties for me. >> well, her dog peed on everyone's bags and stuff. all the hermes bags. >> no, it didn't. that wasn't my dog. that was your other friends' dog. my dog doesn't pee on [ bleep ]. >> these bitches are literally arguing about a dog birthday party. and you know what's funny? i'm sure that that dog had a [ bleep ] better birthday than i've ever had in my entire life. [ laughter ] >> seth: we're back with joel mchale. that was a clip from "house of villains." [ cheers and applause ] all right, so these are -- these are famous reality show villains who are

looks like we're all going to be feeling it >zoe>right there. so we're watching the radar over the last few hours it is just now knocking on the door to come into sonoma county. >anne>okay, >>so if that's where it is now and it's looking good. let's get over to the virtual map. and we're going to track this forward. and we're going to do this lockstep in time. in other words, the first thing >>> the first thing we are going to do, i want you to see without it animated first, where the rain will enter as we enter our commute. at 4:30 it is just knocking at the door in sonoma county. by the time we get to 5:00, this is the cold front draped across sonoma county. this will be the first day of the season where we get widespread rain on the commute. it will focus on northbay going into 5:00. that is the starting brain. i will take this back to where we are now and take it hour by hour. i will show it when he gets to your part of the bay, it will be with us pretty much the rest of the night. we bring it back, here is 4:00, 5:00 here, here is 6:00, her

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it is something meteorologist zoe mintz is tracking as well. multiple chances for rain. it's interesting that we could see this. i'm going to pull up the satellite imagery and show you how impressive this large mid-latitude cyclone is that's heading towards us. that is the technical term as it will bring in quite a lot of rain. and quite a lot of snow as well. for us though, take a look at the bay area. you'll notice the line of showers heading towards us, and it looks like it will push far enough south bit time we step out tomorrow afternoon. let me break down the exact timing of the upcoming storm system. again, we are expecting those higher winds tomorrow because of the storm system approaching, increasing our surf and our cloud cover. we'll be waking up with a little bit of fog across the area. then the line of showers will arrive north bay first and continuing to push south. this is the leading edge of that cold front. then look at what's going to happen through 10:00 a.m. and through 12:00 p.m., expecting the line of showers to continue to make their way further an

the question, zoe, will we get any rain in the next round? like you said, this wasn't too much?no, it was the max amounts, i believe, .2 inches up in santa rosa. it has not been crazy. a couple of missed conditions that won't pick up the precipitation down there. it depends on where you're located, but they got in on the majority of that action. but the radar is beginning to show a little bit more activity heading towards potentially here in san francisco. that was over the past three hours, where north bay communities, yes, a little bit of drizzle and mist. but now we're looking at a line of showers developing. you might be seeing a couple of drizzles over san francisco's west side. you might be seeing a little bit more of that shower activity down towards pacifica and half moon bay. this will likely be arriving over the next half hour. again, it won't be anything super impressive. it won't be long lasting. mostly going to be light drizzles. and that was a loop overnight tonight. by 9:00 a.m., early tomorrow morning, a line of showers will likely develop across the north bay. a

zoe mintz is here to tell us about a red flag warning going into effect tomorrow. here we go again. >> yes, here we go again looking at that red flag warning as much drier and windier conditions will arrive overnight. it's something to keep a very close eye on, the chance for high fire danger over the next couple days. the fire danger does come into effect very early tomorrow morning, although it doesn't look like it. it extends across the entirety of the bay area and continues all the way through thursday. right now let's look at what we're actually dealing with outside. it's a beautiful evening, gorgeous conditions across san francisco. you see the sun setting and the beautiful rays in the distance. it's gorgeous out there and pretty warm, most of the bay area in the 70s now other than san francisco in the mid- to upper 60s, but hey, we'll take it. nothing to worry about beside enjoying some sunshine and enjoying maybe the last little bit of moisture before this red flag warning comes into effect tomorrow morning. it's going to be very gusty, winds upwards of 25

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