zoe. >>>>well, it's definitely a rainy one out there, but it is a quick mover and i want everybody to appreciate the rain while it's here because it is not going to last for long. and after today, a very dry weather pattern is going to take hold. so like i showed you, we've seen a lot of rain over the past couple of hours. that steady line of rain continued to push from northeast to south or northwest to southeast across the bay area, and it's currently impacting places across our inland east bay communities and south bay. and it will continue to push farther and farther east throughout our afternoon hours. and then basically over the next hour or two, it should be out of our hair not to see an isolated shower or two across our north bay communities isn't possible today, because it definitely is. it is not going to be nearly as impactful or nearly as widespread. so keep an umbrella handy, but you're likely not going to need it over. i would say just a couple of hours from now, as we are lo

let's bring in bloom bugs editor zoe for a preview.uch consent will there be when this dater -- dater -- data drops. zoe: there will be an uptick, policymakers it in december, inflation will fluctuate and the uptick is because of base effect. now they work in the other direction, we were below 2% earlier and it has been inching up, not the newsday one but something they expected. tom: what -- what -- what -- what -- what is the expectation around -- around the rate path of -- of the ecb? zoe: there will be four rate cuts, that means that will take us through the june meeting. that should get us from 3% to 2%. one uncertainty is donald trump. tom: you touched on trump, clearly, clearly a major risk. what -- what are the other challenges? zoe: slow growth in germany which flatlined so those are things that were re--- worry. we face elections and a change, schulz is not popular, still a packed will take a wild to just implement, implement policy. uncertainty is one thing that never helps. tom: yeah well, in -- indeed. bloomberg's editor z

thanks, zoe. and back to our top story. firefighters are still making progress after four days of battling devastating wildfires across southern california. those fires have killed at least ten people, and that number is expected to rise. the flames destroying more than 9000 structures. the area is still under a red flag warning. that is until 6:00 tonight, but crews are now hoping to take advantage of easing winds before extreme conditions do return. on monday, crews moved in quickly to attack a new brush fire. this is in the area of the granada hills, northwest of los angeles, near interstate five. it's called the archer fire. it broke out just before 1030. mandatory evacuations were ordered. aerial footage showed the fire burning in brush near a neighborhood where crews making aerial water drops. and this is the latest cal fire map, giving some perspective on where the major fires are burning. the largest, the palisades fire in the malibu area and the eaton fire in pasadena. altadena area. fire

zoe.>well, it's been a very dry start to the year, but that is going to be coming to an end as our first storm system of 2025. it is approaching right now. it's currently bringing some widespread rain across northern california and the pacific northwest. but today, get out and enjoy the sunshine across the bay area. it's going to be gorgeous this afternoon with high temperatures warming up into the 60s all across the bay. let me turn this on. so i get in front of these and i can play around with our fun virtual reality map. there we go. 60s all across the bay and north bay communities that you're only in the low 50s yesterday. it's going to feel a lot nicer out there despite a little bit more cloud coverage sticking around. further south, though, plenty of sunshine means temperatures are going to be warming up into the mid 60s again. get out today, enjoy the sunnier skies all ahead of our next storm system. that is going to bring quite a lot of widespread rain across the area. it's going t

gracias, zoe. de la historia para el condado de los Ángeles. el mÁs destructivo. la alcaldesa, karen bass dijo hoy que en solo 12 minutos su extensiÓn se multiplicÓ por 20. sale de la estaciÓn local, tiene la Última informaciÓn. muy buenas noches. adelante. te escuchamos. >> buenas noches. directamente desde pacific palliser. como ven aquÍ a mi espalda, una de tantas casas que arden en llamas a esta hora. en la segunda noche de estos incendios que ya han consumido mÁs de 100 estructuras, esta vivienda se habÍa salvado del incendio de anoche porque bÍa quemado las casas que estÁn a los lados. milagrosamente se habÍa salvado, pero hace alrededor de unos 30 minutos comenzÓ a arder en llamas. hay un auto estacionado aquÍ en frente porque la gente que vivÍa acÁ fueron de los primeros que evacuaron esta zona ayer, un barrio exclusivo, el de pacific palisades. muy cerca de malibÚ, muy cerca de santa mÓnica, muy cerca de la playa, en frente. y en contraste, hay viviendas que fueron totalmente consumidas ay

zoe conway, bbc news.ate at the capitol rotunda, before his funeral on thursday. mr carter died last month at the age of 100. annapolis for refusing to withdraw! annapolis for refusing to withdra i new annapolis for refusing to withdra new artificial intelligence feature which has generated an news alerts. the company says it will simply update it's software, but the bbc has complained about several summaries of its own headlines, that were incorrectly generated by apple. one said luke littler had won the world darts championship before the final had even begun. in tonight's football, newcastle have beaten arsenal 2—0 in the first leg of the carabao cup semi—final at the emirates stadium. joe wilson was watching. it's a tuesday night, it's january, it's 250 miles, but it's newcastle's chance for a trophy so, of course, in their thousands they came. a big occasion this, too, for arsenal. their early opportunity — responsibility fell to gabriel martinelli. commentator: what a chance for arsenal to take the l

. >>> let's get over to meteorologist zoe mintz for more on how the conditions are looking in the near future there. >> the winds unfortunately are going to continue to blown at least through wednesday when the red flag warnings will stay in effect, something to keep a very close eye on, and i want to compare it to the fires they saw in september. those fires are not nearly as groundbreaking as the ones we're seeing now not nearly as exceptional. the bridge fire, air fire and line fire were bigger than most of the fires we're dealing with now, but look at the location. it's so important. these fires, even though they were bigger, didn't destroy nearly as many structures because they were farther away from people, farther away from the general population. look how close both the eaton fire and the palisades fire are from neighborhoods and that's the biggest issue. it's not only burning places in forced areas, places where people don't live, it's burning where people do live and the plastics and carcinogens are really, really bad not only for us, but for the environment. we'll continue t

rugby union, and england head coachjohn mitchell has named zoe aldcroft as captain of the red roses forl lead the side in the upcoming women's six nations, and in the home rugby world cup, which kicks off in august. she replaces marlie packer who's been made vice—captain. here's our rugby reporter sara orchard. clearly, john mitchell has been thinking about this very situation possibly since the red roses notjust played during the wxv campaign in autumn, but maybe the all the way back to the last six nations campaign. being an england captain at a home world cup comes with a huge amount of responsibility, both on and off the pitch. but arguably, your captain is going to be somebody who is one of the first names on the team sheet, and that is matly what zoe aldcroft provides. she was the world player of the year in 2021. she's recently helped gloucester—hartbury deliver the last two titansles and they'll be in the mix this season again. she is an excellent rugby player, and to that reason, you can see why she's been given the captaincy, while packer didn't start every match for england i

zoe mintz is here with us. some good news for our area, but when we're talking about southern california, fingers are crossed. tuesday night is the real tough night, right? >> yes. tomorrow night into early wednesday is where all eyes will be focused on southern california. in the bay area a wind advisory was supposed to be in effect through tomorrow morning, but we've already expired it. so it's quiet for us, southern california not so lucky. hopefully, they'll be on the trend of quieter wind, but now, unfortunately, they are still seeing quite gusty winds, especially on top of the mountains around los angeles. they'll only get gustier overnight tonight and into tomorrow when we can expect 50 to 60 plus-mile-an-hour wind gusts, especially on the mountains and only getting windier and windier late tuesday into early wednesday and then another round of very gusty winds late wednesday morning into the afternoon hours. that will be the 75 plus-mile-an-hour wind gusts that potentially could spark and help fuel any

and zoe lofgren says that move is despicable. also tonight they served our country, but they can't get the benefits for it. we're talking about thousands of veterans discharged under the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. but now a groundbreaking new settlement could finally change that. it's very concerning because at the end of the day, what we have here is a population of vets who are not getting benefits that they are ultimately entitled to. it's an issue that our investigative unit first exposed more than a year ago. for years in america, being lgbtq could get you thrown out of the service under the military's homosexual conduct policy, and many of those terans were kicked out for what's called less than honorable condition, which prevented them from collecting some military benefits. back in 2023, a group of veterans joioid a class action lawsuit against the department of defense, and that included lilly stefanidis, a non-binary navy vet discharged in 1989. today's settlement in that lawsuit is expected to crea an eas

tower, hanging out with the glow of the golden rays, but with the winds especially in the north bay, zoe, that's got to be a concern for a lot of residents. >> luckily, there is good news. the wind advisory that was in effect overnight tonight officially expired as the national weather service originally thought it was going to be a bit windier, but those winds have actually subsided quicker than they thought they would, so not to say breezy conditions aren't sticking around, but it's not going to be nearly as unbearable as the places in southern california. i do want to put things in perspective because there are three major wildfires burning in september that almost all of them had bigger acreage, but it didn't create a national media frenzy because of their location. their location was where people don't really live. 81 structures were impacted over the bridge fire, only one structure for the line fire, 43,000 acres, though, but the reason we are more impacted and more concerned about the current fires is because they are happening so close to where people live. they're right on the e

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zoe. así es, compañeros.n el área de pacific palisades, precisamente justo frente a un lugar donde absolutamente todo se quemó. como pueden ver, a mi espalda, las llamas siguen ardiendo y han consumido gran parte de lo que sería el de standard design group. nurseries. este es 1 de los lugares que se ha consumido hasta sus cimientos. hasta el momento las llamas siguen ardiendo y han estado afectando toda esta área. en ese lugar nos encontramos sobre temescal canyon road, parte de pacific palisades. como pueden ver a todo alrededor, esto es justo frente a palisades high school. justamente 1 de los lugares más afectados. se sabe que hasta el momento han habido órdenes de evacuación. por lo menos 30.000 personas han sido evacuadas de esta área. y las ráfagas de viento siguen siendo el principal motor de este incendio. y desafortunadamente, las horas restantes de la noche se cree. estas podrían incrementar a un grado de velocidad de un huracán número 1, por lo que todo a su paso está siendo completamente arrasado.

hey zoe. no rain in the forecast. >> no rain in the forecast. we could hear the commercials beforehand and they were talking about golden globes and nicky glazer said put twisters in the back. i said yes! not because of glen powell but because i hate the science behind the movies because it is pushing people to storm chase. i yell at the screen. i watched the first movie. i refuse to watch the second. we will not see any rain, no twisters, no severe weather as it's a quiet calm start. a little bit fog filling into valley locations but overall nothing to worry about with temperatures in the 40s across our bay area. maybe even upper 30s into the santa clara valley with quieter and clearer conditions. compared to yesterday, we are significantly cooler. you need to grab a jacket for outdoor plans early this morning with temperatures from 5 to over 10 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. you don't have to worry aboutcal air long. by afternoon we'll see our temperatures warming up to seasonal across the area. we'll see our highs in the 50s for most of us

let's go to our meteorologist, zoe mintz.have been talking about the winds and the potential that that can make things much worse over the next couple of days . it is also the fact that they will not get much rain either. >>> the fact that they have not seen an inch of rain or more in a day since may of last year. this is normally our wet season and normally atmospheric rivers season, this time last year they were talking about flooding rains, and now they're talking about wild fire danger and a lot of dry air. and we will continue to see the dry air coming in with the santa ana winds and you can actually see as a low pressure system, a very similar set up to what we saw last week with the 80 to 100 mile an hour wind gusts is beginning to set up and notice the direction, spinning counterclockwise and it is helping to usher in those santa ana winds, squeezing through the gaps of the mountains, and unfortunately, we will see them picking up over the next several hours. and several days as well, with little to no chances for rai

so you might be thinking zoe, like why all of a sudden?g it but people at home might be thinking why all of a sudden but the measures really are important to inform us about water usage once everything pops. >> when it comes to fire season, water is so important. and snow melt, we want it to be there. we want it to stay as long as possible. we want it to gradually melt off. as the season sends. so the more that we get in the winter the better we are when the spring comes and the melting happens. so hopefully we have high levels fingers crossed and we've seen lot of snowstorms and more is actually on the way up the sierra as we're going to be dealing with rain. they're going to be dealing with nearly up to a foot of additional snowfall as our upcoming system is approaching and it's currently bringing some activity across northern california and the pacific northwest. but for us today, we have one more day to enjoy the drier and quieter conditions. there's a good amount of cloud coverage out there early this morning it's keeping our temperat

hi zoe. how can i help you today? if there's a less expensive option for my new medicare prescription? 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. this charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy edges. it's no ordinary square. charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better, with more cushiony softness. enjoy the go, with charmin. long after guests leave, viruses and bacteria linger. air fresheners add a scent. but only lysol air sanitizer helps erase the trace, eliminating odor and killing 99.9% of viruses and bacteria in the air. scent can't sanitize. lysol can. what's up, you seem kinda sluggish today. things aren't really movin'. you could use some metamucil. metamucil's psyllium fiber helps keep your digestive system moving. so you can feel lighter and more energetic. metamuci

. >> let's go over to zoe mintz, they are saying they are supposed to get a break, at least for some of today? >> the earlier parts of today is going to be the best, hopefully they can get a little more containment for today because the wind is going to pick up later this afternoon, in fact, they have increased the fire danger across southern california. yesterday it was just an area of yellow, now they have increased it to an area of orange as well, more of a moderate to high risk of fire danger, not just today but tomorrow we are also looking at a very similar story as the breezy wind will persist along with very dry conditions. if you take a closer look at the wind, you can clearly see the santa ana wind making their way through the mountains, if you follow the tip of my toe right now, the santa ana wind making its way through the mountains and they are getting funneled through the mountains as they do so, it is squeezing them and allowing them to speed up even more, that is going to be the reason why they are going to continue to see that fire danger. further north, in the bay ar

zoe navarro. noticiero telemundo.le decimos cuál es el propósito de esta hazaña deportivo. repasamos los momentos más importantes del mundo deportivo desde el tricampeonato del améra los juegosica este año 2024 será recordado de muchas maneras, entre ellas por el ambiente político que se vivió intensamente de costa a costa, desde controversias, un intento de asesinato hasta la eventual victoria de donald trump sobre kamala harris. randy serrano nos tiene un recuento de esos sucesos. el 2024 será recordado como 1 de los años más intensos, decisivos y políticamente cargados en la historia reciente de estados unidos. la contienda electoral comenzó con fuerza en enero, con las campañas de los precandidatos republicanos, pero ninguno acaparó el apoyo necesario para hacerle frente a donald trump, quien fácilmente ganó todo, mientras que el partido demócrata enfrentaba divisiones ante la candidatura de joe biden. en julio, tras meses de especulación y presión dentro de su propio partido, biden sorprendió al salirse de la con

joining us now is congresswoman zoe lofgren, a democrat. i appreciate your time tonight.nk you for being here. >> happy to be here. >> when you say it won't work, it will not succeed, i have faith in america, can you share with me the reason for that -- that optimism? >> well, you can't undo history, rachel, as you know. one of the good things that our january 6th committee did was to document everything that we found and then to post it, freely available. you can go to the government printing office website, and all of the material is there. there's videos. there's radio traffic, transcripts, et cetera. and so you can just click on the exhibits and see the riot. it's right there. and i would encourage people who post on x or read things, if you see some of these ridiculous things that republican members are saying, it was just a tourist visit, just take a 20-second clip of the riot from the government printing office website and let that be your reply. because in the end what happened is what happened. luckily, and i'm so grateful to the capitol police. i've been touchin

emilia pÉrez, ambientada en mÉxico y para la actriz zoe saldaÑa, que consiguiÓ su primer globo de oroo. noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. muy buenas tardes. gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. vamos a la informaciÓn en vivo para la costa oeste. el congreso de estados unidos acaba de certificar la victoria electoral de donald trump en los comicios presidenciales de noviembre. lo ha hecho en una ascensiÓn conjunta de la cÁmara de representantes y el senado. y justo cuando se cumplen cuatro aÑos del asalto al capitolio por seguidores de trump que se negaron a reconocer la victoria de joe biden. nos enlazamos en vivo con javier vega, quien tiene mÁs detalles de esta sesiÓn. buenas tardes, javier. vamos contigo. adelante. >> gracias. octavio buenas tardes. pues se cumpliÓ. se cumpliÓ lo que dice la ley. la ley dice que el congreso debe reunirse ambas cÁmaras. es decir, la cÁmara de representantes de representantes y el senado. el dÍa 6 de enero, a la 13:00 de la tarde, para certificar el resultado de la elecciÓn presidencial. y asÍ ocurriÓ

ana: la dominicana zoe que llegÓ acompaÑada de su madre.pudo evitar la emociÓn fue su amiga eva longoria. compartiÓ a travÉs de las redes sociales cÓmo celebrÓ la noticia por su premio. vamos a verlo. [sonido ambiente] [hablan en inglÉs] [sonido ambiente] karla: quÉ linda! el hijo le pregunta si estÁ llorando y le dice que si que estÁ feliz por su amiga. quÉ bueno! rafa: una que tambiÉn se robÓ las miradas fue selena gÓmez. karla: vamos hablar de ella mÁs adelante. rafa: se volviÓ loca y estaba feliz. karla: estamos felices porque llegaron ustedes y llegaron los reyes. fÍjate que uno de ellos es bad bunny. verÁs lo que dijo. ana: hablando de emilia pÉrez, selena gÓmez, zoe, se lanza con varios globos de oro lo que es mejor pelÍcula, musical de comedia. te contamos quiÉnes brillaron en la premiaciÓn y los momentos mÁs virales de la noche. raÚl: sorpresa en la redes sociales por la muerte de la influencer. desde repÚblica dominicana tenemos lo Último. de hecho, vamos a recordar la vez que ella nos visito. ana: que dios la tenga en su gloria.

winner zoe saldana brought her mom. they looked great together. really sweet.op gun maverick star glenn powell brought both of his parents. he was great, taking selfies with fans. he even took time to pose with the winner of the look alike contest. they do look alike. that's max bronstein. he won a part in the next glenn powell movie. we'll see a cameo by him. and timothee chalamet's look alike winner was there. he posed with the doppledang chalamet's date was his girlfriend kylie jenner. she looked like a movie star herself in versace. the oscar nominations are being announced january 17th. >> robin: you watched the red carpet. >> george: we did. we loved zendaya. >> lara: that was the look of the night. do you agree? >> george: sure. [ laughter ] >> robin: good answer. good answer. >> rebecca: that's the right answer. >> lara: lacey moseley knows all too well that it takes a pro to expose a con. that's what she does with her hit podcast scam goddess. she's taking her talents to the screen. we've got the debut trailer for you right here. check it out. >> i'm l

zoe, you know the signs. >> i have the inside scoop.other nature and i use that to my full ability and i'll let you know, like you said, north bay communities and pushing across the entirety of the bay area. it's not going to treat everyone equally. like you said earlier, north bay communities will be getting in on the majority of the action. while our south bay communities will be lucky to get in a tenth of an inch. over the past couple of hours, the storm has definitely arrived. we aren't seeing too much early this morning. the rain showers have arrived. this leading edge of the storm, i don't know how much of this rain is actually reaching the ground. a lot of it is evaporating. it's bringing low hanging clouds, some mist and some drizzle. it is this line though, that is currently sitting up across the north bay. that is likely bringing us measurable rain fall and continue to push south. again, like reed said, 10:00, 11:00 a.m., this is when we are expecting that leading edge of the storm system to arrive. this activity is more just

that was a beautiful , live look to start off the show of san francisco, meteorologist zoe mintz joins us live on the sunday morning and it is a pleasant start to 2025. >> it has been pretty quiet other than friday when we saw a line of showers move through, and that same line of showers is bringing all the snow and severe weather across the central united states today. for us, we are not dealing with severe weather and i want to take a step back and show everybody what we felt in 2024. officially, the year is over and we are actually mostly above average, but kind of depending on where you are located, closer to the coast it is really interesting, that you can see the impacts of the marine layer, of the fog. it is kept temperatures there is similar to average within a degree of seasonable . for last year, however, the further image ago, oakland is half a degree above average last year and livermore 2 1/2 degrees above average, san jose 3 degrees above average in the year of 2024. not only were they above average for most of us behalf sides half moon bay, you are well above average whe

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and zoe saldana, who picked up a golden globe on the weekend for her role in the netflix musical emiliaes "with all those affected by the fire". around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you're live with bbc news. back to our top story in la. four massive wildfires continue to spread in the suburbs of los angeles and more fires are still popping up. the latest has broken out in the hollywood hills. it is burning in the area between runyon canyon and wattles park, and has triggered more mandatory evacuations. so far five people are confirmed to have been killed and more than 1,000 structures burnt. more than 137,000 people have been forced to evacuate. officials say despite best efforts, the fires are 0% contained due to the strong winds and shortage of water. for the latest, let's speak to cbs reporter ashley sharpe. ashley, thank you forjoining us. more can you tell us about the fires that continue to rage across los angeles? hi. the fires that continue to rage across los angeles? hi, steve. well, of those _ across los angeles? hi, steve. well, of those major _ across los a

zoe conway reports. mcdonald's does 100% have a problem with sexual harassment.d referring to me as a monkey n—word. hundreds of mcdonald's workers spoke to the bbc in 2023 during our investigation into a culture of harassment, bullying, abuse. i am absolutely determined to root out any of these behaviours. but how much has the company changed? there are things that have been happening within mcdonald's i which shouldn't evenj have ever happened. it was horrible. matt left mcdonald's seven months ago after two years of working there. i don't think they care at all. he says it was a toxic place to work. for myself, it was being bullied for having a learning disability, having some astigmatism with my eye. and then it was stuff you noticed, managers and staff being racist to other staff, managers trying to touch other staff up. mcdonald's said it has created a head of safeguard, established five ways for employees to speak up confidentially, including a new digital channel allowing instant and confidential reporting of issues, created an investigation�*s handling u

. >> reporter: nicki zoe saldana. >> just up showing up for each other and it's just so beautiful. >>t mom nominated film won three other awards. 62-year-old demi moore won best actress for her role in the film "the substance." >> i've been doing this a long time, over 45 years, and this is the first time i've ever won anything as an actor and i'm just so humbled and so grateful. >> reporter: sebastian stan won for his portrayal of a man with a facial disfigurement. >> our ignorance and discomfort around disability and disfigurement has to end now. >> reporter: the golden globes officially kicks off hollywood's awards season and on the red carpet there's a lot of excitement and anticipation to see which movies and actors are gaining momentum for the oscars. brady corbet won best director for his film "the brutalist." >> no one was asking for a 3 1/2 hour film, but it works. >> a shout out to the bay area's own ali wong, the san francisco native winning her second golden globe award, for best standup comedy performance for a netflix comedy special "single lady." >> i come from san fran

. >> reporter: the awards which celebrate the best in film and television gave zoe saldana her firstrting actress in "emilia perez." >> i know it's competition, but all that i have witnessed is us showing up for each other and celebrating each other. it's so beautiful. >> reporter: "emilia perez," the most nominated film of the night, would go on to win three other awards including best musical or comedy. 62-year-old demi moore won best actress for her role as an older woman reinventing herself in the film "the substance." >> i've been doing this a long time, like over 45 years. [ cheers ] and this is the first time i've ever won anything as an actor. and i'm just so humbled and so grateful. >> reporter: sebastian stan won for portraying a man with facial disfigurement. >> our ignorance and discomfort around disability and disfigurement has to end now. >> reporter: the golden globes kicks off the awards season. on the red carpet there's a lot of excitement and anticipation to see which movies and actors are gaining momentum for the oscars. brady corbert won best director for "the bru

. >> all right, thank you, zoe. >>> we'll have more on the fires coming up after the break. >>> and also, new day in san francisco politics. mayor daniel lurie took the oath of office today. he made some big promises in his inaugural address. >>> our political expert joining us to talk about >>> welcome back. we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of southern california. five people are dead. at least 1,000 buildings have been destroyed as they continue to rage in and around l.a. and it is with the eaton fire that's burning around noon. you can see how dark and orange they are and broad daylight as they would burn through the businesses with more than 100,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. there is no containment on the fire. more than 1.5 million people are out of power. and authorities issued this warning just minutes ago. >> the message that i want to reiterate is don't even think about it. don't think about coming to loot any of these properties in pasadena or the police department as well as the l.a. county sheriff. resources from the state of california will be ou

and zoe saldana, who picked up a golden globe on the weekend for her role in the netflix musical �*emiliaghts and sympathies with all those affected by the fire". around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news in the uk. a body found in italy's dolomites mountains — is believed to be of 35—year—old british man samuel harris. he and aziz ziriat, who's 36, were last heard from on new year's day after sending messages home from the the region. following ongoing search operations wednesday — the rescue team said a body was found "unfortunately lifeless, buried under the snow". rising flu cases are putting hospitals across the uk under severe pressure. around 20 hospitals trusts in england have declared critical incidents. the head of urgent and emergency care for nhs england, professorjulian redhead, has warned that the peak of flu season is still to come. economists are warning that the chancellor rachel reeves could be forced to cut spending or hike taxes even further, as the government tries to meet its self—imposed borrowing target. the

zoe conway reports. has mcdonald's basically now become a predator's paradise?mcdonald's being confronted with fresh allegations of abuse uncovered by the bbc. those allegations described are abhorrent, unacceptable, there is no place for them in mcdonald's. hundreds of mcdonald's workers have spoken to the bbc as part of our investigation which began in 2023 into a culture of harassment, bullying and abuse. which shouldn't even have ever happened. matt left the company seven months ago after two years of working there. i don't think they care at all. he says it was a toxic place to work. the worst thing was being bullied for having a learning disability, the managers and supervisors being racist to staff and managers trying to touch staff up, it was emotionally draining. mcdonald's says over the last year it has implemented industry—leading practices to keep its workers safe. i hear that from our people it is working. i know this because they tell me they know how to speak up, they are confident if they do speak up management will take appropriate action and ni

. >>> all right, let's get a check with zoe mintz right now. meteorologist for a little bit about the weather down there and up here. >> i mean luckily for them, the winds haven't been that bad, but that doesn't mean even though you would see a little bit of the blue sky, you shouldn't wear a mask like you said. matter is just so small from the electronics, the plastics, from all the fabrics that are burning inside people's homes. you cannot see them. they're much smaller than the human nose hairs. so it could be unfortunately bad. we'll look for long-term potential impacts of this breathing in all the carcinogens. but right now, we are looking at the santa ana winds. and doesn't mean it is not weaponty right now as you can see the winds that are coming in from east to west. that is not the normal as it will come to the winds and they will remain strong through tomorrow. that's the reason why we will have the increased fire danger. we are looking at that level three out of three. we are at that top risk for wildfire danger over near the places

it ended up being a good decision to, to entitle since the operations 6 months ago, sean zoe, that has been seizure free. she comes to the hospital for regular check ups to monitor the effects of the surgery. so how are you doing spin beds and my concentration is improved and i'm not having as many headaches, so things are going pretty well. fish. glad to hear it. we did an e g exam, so you can see here quite clearly. this is the left side where you have the surgery and everything looks normal. blue is the right, black is the left and both sides look exactly the same. a great results with no epileptic spikes. the end of this condition and then we tested your memory into the here were the results. these are the taxes for how well you remember words. and there was no change compared to before the surgery. ok, 2 for the next one is max out. know mine eyes every day. life is a lot easier now, ma'am. it's nice. it's more relaxed. joyful and i have a lot more hope these days. i'm not always waiting for the next seizure. i've already gotten used to not having them anymore. now she'll continue

para zoe saldaÑa. ahora, los que mÁs ansÍan ellos es poder llegar lo mÁs rÁpido posible a los estados unidos. issa osorio nos dice cÓmo fue este dÍa especial. >> melchor, gaspar y baltasar no se olvidaron de los niÑos migrantes y los visitaron en tuxtla, chiapas. quÉ te regalaron? >> un libro dulce para los niÑos y tambiÉn en ciudad de mÉxico, claro rueda, donde algunos niÑos tienen otras peticiones para los magos de oriente. >> daylin les pidiÓ obtener la cita de la aplicaciÓn cbp one para que pueda reunirse con su hermana en estados unidos, porque mi hermana es especial. >> ella tiene un problema de epilepsia. >> es una bendiciÓn, es buena. >> y en tapachula, al sur de chiapas, la policÍa repartiÓ la tradicional rosca y chocolate caliente. >> entre los migrantes. nosotros tenemos una mesa, un trabajo, casa y por quÉ no, compartir lo mucho que dios nos da provocando sonrisas en pequeÑos y grandes. >> estamos muy agradecidos por esa bendiciÓn. una grande bendiciÓn para los niÑos porque los niÑos se sie

congresswoman zoe lofgren, who represents santa clara, says she will continue to work for what is best for america. >> our job, as it was four years ago, is simply to count the votes that the american people have cast, and we did that today in san francisco. >> luz pena, abc seven news. >> tonight, incoming president donald trump is calling president biden's new ban on future offshore oil and gas development, quote, ridiculous. mr. biden took executive action that will prevent oil companies from leasing waters for new drilling along the entire west and east coasts, the eastern gulf of mexico and portions of alaska's northern bering sea. the law invokes the 1953 outer continental shelf lands act. that's significant because the law prevents presidents from revoking the action, meaning donald trump would have to get congress to change it before he could reverse biden's move. trump says he plans to do just that, saying, quote, i'll unban it. >> today, we're learning of the first human death from the bird flu in the u.s. health officials say the person lived in louisiana and was hospitalize

then we had lots of wins so far in the movie categories, zoe saladana was the first name out of the hat adriana, ariana grande one of the styles of wicked. a popular win maybe a surprise victory for her in that category. more to elevation victories, jessica gunning in the very popular series baby reindeer plays the stalker character in that series. and best supporting male actor in a film kieran culkin, winning four a film called a real pain, which is about two mismatched jewish brothers who go on holiday, kind of pilgrimage together in poland. the latest awards victories. a few minutes ago wicked has won an award their first award they have one in the cinematic and box office achievement for motion pictures category. quite a few different and unusual categories in the golden globes, wicked on the board for that. all the news in half—an—hour. goodbye for now. hello there. sunday was a day of snow, a day of disruption for some, and now the met office has extended the amber weather warning. it's going to be valid until 6:00am on monday morning. they've shrunk the area a little. it include

zoe conway reports. mcdonald's does 100% have a problem with sexual harassment.ted saying the n—word to two boys in the kitchen and then started referring to me as a monkey n—word. hundreds of mcdonald's workers spoke to the bbc in 2023 during our investigation into a culture of harassment, bullying, abuse. there are testimonies led to the company's ceo being summoned to parliament. i am absolutely determined to root out any of these behaviours. but how much has the company changed? there are things that have been happening within mcdonald's i which shouldn't evenj have ever happened. it was horrible. matt left mcdonald's seven months ago after two years of working there. i don't think they care at all. he says it was a toxic place to work. for myself, it was being bullied for having a learning disability, having some astigmatism with my eye. and then it was stuff you noticed, managers and staff being racist to other staff, managers trying to touch other staff up. it was emotionally draining. mcdonald's said it has created a head of safeguard, established five wa

i also spoke with the south bay congresswoman, zoe lofgren. she was there four years ago, and again today she shared some of the same sentiments, but tells me that today she's thinking of the capitol police officers who stood up to the mob four years ago, pointing out more than 140 officers were injured in that attack. she was on the january 6th committee that investigated the lead up and what happened on that day. i asked her for her thoughts on president elect trump's response to his promise to pardon at least some of those who were arrested four years ago as despicable. but then so is he. and so he has the capacity to do that. i think it's a real slap in the face of the police here at the capitol. and really the rule of law overall. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston will give his reaction live. coming up at 530, particularly because with that pardon question, this story is not over. exactly. the certification doesn't close the book on what happened four years ago, and he promised to do it the first day. so two weeks from now, we'

capitol trying to overturn the loss of then-president trump, south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren, who was there, says today she's thinking of the officers who stood up to the mob. many of them were severely injured, and they saved my life, and they saved the democracy, and i'm very grateful to them. she was part of the january 6th committee that investigated the insurrection. today, she responded to president elect trump's comments that he plans to pardon or grant clemency to at least some of those who were arrested. is despicable. but then so is he. and so he has the capacity to do that. i think it's a real slap in the face of the police here at the capitol. and really the rule of law overall today, a much different look and feel inside the joint session of congress, as vice president kamala harris was tasked with certifying the presidential election, confirming her loss and donald trump's win. this announcement of the state of the vote by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the persons elected president and vice president, while certifying the pre

parte de esta cobertura de los fuegos, ahora les mostramos como v vivio nuera colega, la reportera zoe, los angeles, los impresionantes momentos en que las llamas envolvian numerosas estructuras, mientras los b bomberos trataban de salvar la vida de las personas. >> nos encontramos en el area de pacific palisades, precisamente justo frente a un lugar donde absolutamente todo se quemo. como pueden ver, a mi espalda, las llamas siguen ardiendo y han consumido gran parte de lo que seria el de standard design gr group. nurseries este es uno de los lugares que se ha consumido hasta sus cimientos hasta el momento. las llamas siguen ardiendo y han estado afectando toda esta area. se sabe que hasta el momento han habido ordenes de evacuacion . por lo menos 30.000 personas han sido evacuadas. de esta area. se sabe que hasta el momento van mas de 1200 acres consumidos por las llamas y las rafagas de viento siguen siendo el principal motor de este incendio. los equipos de bomberos han estado trabajando constantemente para tratar de resguardar las vidas de las personas. eso es lo mas importante .

. >> zoe levine, taking matters into her own hands, but quickly realizing it was like drinking from a fire hose. >> you know, there was just so much every day, just more and more totally unchecked that i kind of had to get more help. >> jonathan mintzer is with the bay area's jewish community relations council. >> jcrc surveys that we do with professional researchers show that post october 7th, 60% of jews in the bay area feel less safe than they did before, and over a third have directly experienced or witnessed anti-semitism. >> the hate hitting right at home for mintzer. he lives in oakland and walks these paths. >> it is time for our leaders to really step up, to speak out against this ongoing hate, to take corrective action and to really dedicate themselves to supporting the jewish community during this difficult time. >> calling on the city's newly elected leaders to take action. >> it would go a long way from to hear from the incoming mayor and the incoming district attorney here in alameda, that anti-semitism and all forms of hate have no place here in oakland, in alameda coun

y la actriz zoe saldana se alza con un globo de oro por su actuacion en el narco musical emilia perezemiacion a lo mejor del cine y la television. noticias telemundo en la noche con johanna suarez. que tal ? buenas noches y gracias por estar con nosotros. comenzamos con el tiempo nieve y hielo, viento y un brusco descenso de las temperaturas estan provocando condiciones peligrosas en varios estados del centro del pais. estas imagenes son de saint joseph, en missouri, donde el estado de las carreteras se ha deteriorado rapidamente. la g guardia nacional fue activada para ayudar a los conductores en kansas. las gelidas temperaturas y la fuerza del viento hicieron que los vehiculos se convirtieran en congeladores con conductores atrapados en su interior. se reportan decenas de miles de personas sin servicio electrico en varios estados. en filadelfia, las clases de manana estan canceladas. zulema salazar tiene mas detalles de las afectaciones. >> una potente tormenta invernal con nieve y hielo y fuertes rafagas de viento tiene a mas de 60 millones de personas bajo alerta invernal. en kans