and then looking at our demographics here in south dakota. we have an older population where one of the states that has more people in that age group than many others. and we also knew that we had people that had health conditions that would make them at greater risk. so we started early on educating them about the virus, what actions they could take long before there was even a vaccine that they could make the decision to try to stay home, that we would get them the essentials they would need. they needed to wash their hands, be careful, stay healthy, get exercise. take vitamins and supplements that would build their immunity. and then as the vaccines came out we started giving them information on what we knew could help protect their health and keep them from getting very ill that would end up in a hospitalization or even death. and i think that proactive approach to the education piece, we didn't use a bully pulpit. we didn't go out there and mandate it. we worked with them and wanted them to feel very comfortable with the information they

and of south lake tahoe. it hasn't gotten into the town yet. and what's your sense just talking to firefighters and people there about how they feel about are they going to dodge a bullet or is it just up to the wind and mother nature. >> well, it's in there feeling a lot more comfortable about the situation right now than they were yesterday. yesterday. they're very worried about miers and other community on the outskirts of south lake tahoe and some other neighborhoods in this area because what they feared could happen with the winds last night, but they had a little break and the way the direction the fire is going appears to be east not northeast where we are. so it appears that it's bypassing the communities around south lake tahoe right now. but one wind event could change that. and that's one thing. firefighters are worried about. they have been cutting a line the wrong one of the roads here near one of the roads here trying to protect this community in the communities around here. but, you know, they

it is on the south end of the fire. there's actually an active fire fight going on just over here in this direction where you're looking at. that's the caples valley in to give you a night deal where we're at in relation to south lake tahoe where we've been the last couple of days basically south lake tahoe is also in that direction. but about 15 to 20 miles as the bird flies. well, things are looking pretty good in south lake tahoe here in the cables valley and this area near the kirkwood ski resort. not so much. let's show you some video from overnight. this is how the fire was burning overnight. they had quite a fire fight on their hands firefighters are trying to protect some cabins in this area along with the ski resort and even though they've had some favorable issues with the weather they had. >> better wind conditions. also that sky has kind of opened up. there's not as much smoke over. so they've been able to said better visibility, get some better air drops in. they still have some issues with wind. even with

these are two countries -- united states and south korea. we stare a strong bond, and we value the strength of that relationship. we should recognize that in the face of those who seek to undermine those values. i am sure you have additional thoughts. rep. bera: yes. playing off of congresswoman kim, there is a message that we certainly need to deliver to the koreans, which i think is how the koreans are looking at it, is not a question of the united states and china, given the geographical proximity. three is going to have a relationship with them. there is a historic relationship. that said, i think we emphasize the point that this is also a battle of ideas as well as values. the two countries, deny states in korea, value free markets, value open competition, have values of democracy. congresswoman kim touched on human rights and intellectual property. freedom of navigation, freedom of moment -- movement. those are all values that are very important to not just unite states but korea. they are important to many countries in the world. i do

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south africa environment minister declines to be interviewed. and his office said that the subject is not his area of expertise. the ministry of health, on the other hand, is very interested, but can leave a casting director of the national institute for occupational health 1006 and a mentally. this is of great importance to demonstrate that the levels so much higher and that there will be negative health effects on the children. and really one of the real tragedies is that their study and why the money has not been prioritized. we need to make sure that mines and other workplaces don't continue to contaminate the living environment for communities and so on. and you know, would you like a copy? oh, we would absolutely love to have a copy because you see be, don't have to be, we'd be, be, don't have it in. and then we can go in with our medical teams and perhaps have a sample of those who have got higher levels of these different heavy metals and, and, and geranium, and go in more physical examination. do blood test to urine tests and monitor th

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as opposed to south korea's launch which came from a submarine. interestingly, this is a missile that is capable of taking a nuclear weap, but south korea does not have nuclear weapons. this is a first for south korea, and will become one of only seven nations who can fire a missile from a summary. it comes asouth korea has increased its budget for defense in recent years. they do say here in seoul it is to counter what is happening in the north. it also has an added meeting. here on the peninsula in south korea, 28,000 u.s. troops are based. south korea more or less allies on the united states for defense, and it is called a nuclear umbrella because the u.s. covers this entire region as an ally, is there in terms of defense. south korea has shown increasing steps that it wants to stand on its own two feet. with his budget increase of 7%, it has decided to build an aircraft carrier, bought a bunch of new jets, numeral hardware, and even though this is a planned launch, having those two missile launches within a few hours of each other shows what a

it looks like from the south—west. it looks like from the south—west. it looks like from the start of next week it should be fine with sunny spells, bit of cloud and top temperature is around where they should be for the time of year. a reminder of our top story. major changes to covid travel rules are expected to be announced this afternoon — pcr tests could be scrapped and news teams where you are. good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. the english cricket board have said they'll make a decison in the next few days as to whether the men's and women teams will fulfil their planned tours of pakistan next month. it's after new zealand pulled out of their tour this morning because of a security alert. the decision was made just minutes before the first of three one—day internationals in rawalpindi. in response pakistan posted a statement on social media which reads... earlier i spoke tojournalist abid hussain in islamabad who was outside the stadium as the announcement was made and said there has been some angerfrom the fans.

around johannesburg, south africa's most populous city. but they aren't a natural phenomenon. they are mine. tailing, waste heaps left over from south africa's hugely profitable golden industry. many also said to be dangerously, talks like a wash with heavy metals poison and radioactive debris. with experts help the french journalist math time to do is getting the content to find typically analyzes put one night while he waits for the results. he gets a mysterious voice mail message. hello my. i've heard that you are interested in the mining legacy around around 200, but you know, mind dumps. well, i work those in the little mental geologist for awhile. so i would very much appreciate if you can, if you can come around if we can have a good about it. thank you. any last the message is from a geologist, eagle club chick. after 20 career in the mining industry, he's now left it disgusted by the industries failure to had his warning about dealing with it twice. i'll tell you what i find particularly scandalous to take the worst possible mater

the top story, south africa, toxic city continues next. on the back with a news straight up to that to me then if you can the news news. news, news with me. me. hundreds of strange mounds life scattered around johannesburg, south africa's most populous city. but they, on a natural phenomenon, they are mine tailing waste heat left over from south africa, hugely profitable golden destry. many also said to be dangerously talking like a wash with heavy metals poison and radioactive debris. with experts help french journalists, mass, time to do is getting the content find typically analyzes but one night while he waits for the results, he gets a mysterious voice mail message. hello, my name's i heard that you are interested in the mining legacy around around 200, but in the mind dumps. well, i work those in a little mental geologist awhile. so i would very much appreciate if you can, if you can come around if we can have a word about it. thank you. anyway. the message is from a geologist, eagle club, check after 20 career in the mining industry

south wales. rain across scotland, northern ireland into the far north of england overnight and cloud around scotland. it will be warmer than last night. a111; or 15 degrees. we have still got some rain lingering across southern scotland and that tends to peter alba for the far north of england were left with more cloud although some sunshine to the eastern side of scotland. sunshine further south. the mist teen is clearing away from the south—west and those temperatures rising. it will be warmer day tomorrow with highs of 26 or 27. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the head of one of prince charles�* charities temporarily steps down after claims he helped secure an honourfor a major donor. taliban officials have broken up a demonstration by dozens of women in kabul, who were calling for the right to work and to be included in the government. heathrow airport has criticised uk border force after passengers complained of "unacceptable queuing times". images on social media showed packed qu

south lake tahoe is just about 6 miles or so down highway 50 that will take you right into south lake tahoe where we're at here in myers. they already got some spotting today from that fire. so members that flew from the fire landed here started some spot fires the fire itself is just a few miles down highway 50 here. in fact, a little earlier today there was fire on both sides of the road. to give you a better picture of how the fire is moving in where it's moving. let's show you a map that the national weather service put out today. you see those bright red spots on the map. that's from a satellite view showing the hot spots. the map was put out this morning and show the previous 24 hours of hot spots. you see all the hot spots going eastward northeast towards lake tahoe lake tahoe is on the top right part of your map. you're looking at there now let's show you some video also from the last 24 hours of this fire. the big issue they've been dealing with. the thing that's been pushing that fire toward south lake tahoe is the winds right now. we're under a red-flag warning. the red fla

running on the platform of protecting south dakotans, she became south dakota's first female governor. she has respected the rights of her people by trusting them with their actions to exercise their own personal responsibility and allow them to make the best decisions for themselves and their families, and intern for their community. we will talk about this in some detail, but this has been in her response to the covid-19 pandemic, in which it is very notable that governor noem did not order any single business or church to close and never issued a statewide shelter-in-place order. i will point out, she is the only governor that never closed any businesses by state order. despite all of her work and her successes in that career, she often says her greatest accomplishment is raising her three children, kassidy, kennedy, and booker with her husband ryan, and they have a very family centered environment in her home that is centered around, in her words, "deep love for their family and for god. " full disclosure, i have known governor noem since last summer and i was very impressed with

as i mentioned, we will talk to south dakota governor noem. it's an honor to welcome governor noem to hoover. as part of this discussion, before i begin with a formal introduction, i just want to have our audience realize that we will be taking audience questions. we encourage you to submit yours on the q & a button on the bottom of your screen. with that, i will get started. again, it's an honor to be here talking with one of our nation's leading governors, governor noem of south dakota. governor noem wears many hats, not just a rancher's hat. she's a wife, mother, rancher, farmer and small businessowner. she started her federal government career in 2010 after serving in the south dakota state legislature for several years as she was elected to serve as south dakota's lone member of the u.s. house of representatives. during her time in congress, governor noem helped pass the tax cuts and jobs act which put $2,400 back into the pockets of the average south dakota family, her conconstituents. in 2018, running on the platform of protecting south

alliance with south korea. from the center for strategic and international studies, this is 50 minutes. >> want to well come you all to a -- welcome you all to a special platform featuring congressmenamber rah and -- ami bera and young kim. these two individuals don't need much of an introduction, but for the sake of our recording going forward, i thought it'd be useful to introduce both of them to our very large and distinguished audience. congressman ami bera has represented california's 7th congressional district in the u.s. house of representatives since 2013. he's currently member of the house foreign affairs committee where he serves as chairman of the subcommittee on asia, the pacific, central asia and non-proliferation. he is also co-chair of the congressional study group on korea. so for those of you who are not familiar, the congressional study group on korea is the new legislative exchange, former onmembers of congress who are te cohosts for our broadcast today. involving current members of congress

these are two countries -- united states and south korea. we stare a strong bond, and we value the strength of that relationship. we should recognize that and stand strong against those who seek to undermine those values. i am sure you have additional thoughts. >> yes. playing off of congresswoman kim, there is a message that we certainly need to deliver to the koreans, which i think is how the koreans are looking at it, is not a question of the united states and china, given the geographical proximity. korea is going to have a relationship with them. there is a historic relationship. that said, i think we emphasize the point that this is also a battle of ideas as well as values. the two countries, deny states -- the united states and korea, value free markets, value open competition, have values of democracy. congresswoman kim touched on human rights and intellectual property. freedom of navigation, freedom of movement. those are all values that are very important to not just the united states, but also to korea and many other countries in

and south korea? there could be the contact that we can discuss the hotline because they were not mentioned, but the hotlines were re established and there must be a channel between the ble. how's the n i s and also the north korean authorities visa, the re engagement with the united states. and i'm also expecting that washington has its own hotline with ongoing, with the blue house, but it's not really clear what the washington people have in mind. it is quite clear that the south korean authorities want to have re engagement going on. but think about political capital in south korea. there's not enough room, especially when there is a presidential election coming up in march. the wrong one key question as well as what role china will play in the diplomacy, obviously, given it's economic and political leverage over north korea, but with relations between us in beijing described as tends to what extent is china willing to work with us on this issue? yeah, that is a very good question because china is

and they wreak havoc on the defeated south. sympathy is all over the south. it is a very racist view of that period. if you read dunning and burj us, it's a crude upfront racism they have. there are people relapsing into barbarism, simply incompetent because they are black. because the are of african descent. it's a period of black supremacy. according to the dunning school, equal rights to black people meant hurting southern whites. we were somehow experimenting. and it was a failure. there was no achievement, really. nothing was redeemed-ing about this period at all. the pernicious thing is that dunning in his students pretty much dominated reconstruction historiography. it was about states rights, not about slavery. states rights for what? to defense labor. this kind of pernicious, sort of, interpretation was really dominant for a very long time. if you challenges started coming up. with the rise of the progressive school of historians. you remember the progressive school of historians? they make fierce an article of the civil war the talked about it as a

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south african mining companies extract 10 times more uranium than gold. so that the uranium isn't abandoned leaving behind radioactive mine, tailings that are kind of control. you do the samples you were talking about these databases. the gold samples are done daily. yeah. ok. but the radiation testing would probably be any. okay. over time, the waste produced by south africa, golden destry, has formed increasingly larger radio active he dumped outside in the open air. according to official estimates, the mind tailing surrounding johannesburg now contain and astounding 600000 tons of uranium. the quantities are so high that in reality, the mountains of waste should be classified by the state of nuclear installations. they should be confined unsecured and kept at least 500 meters away from any residential area. but those rules are routinely ignored. as here into the shaft, a township with 20000 residence. i'm having a full committee. about miss jackie this it was on our player professor sheil bruno sherry. ron is an engineer in nuclear physics and an exper

if you are going south of there there's another crash. south 680. that one is over to the shoulder but also an injury crash here as well. keep that in mind if are you taking 680 working in to the fremont area this morning, things busy through there. busy into the pass. 205 to 680. the travel time at 46 minutes. metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza and photograph sick stacking up out of the east bay into san francisco. travel times now just about 14 minutes from the maze into the city. the rest of the bay area bridges are quiet. if are you taking 8840, down into heyward onto the san mateo bridge. traffic is moving at the limit. here is a live live look and you can see things moving easily. if are you going north of here toward 880, it's a little slow. >>> still ahead. >> another music festival canceled but not because of coronavirus. why organizers pulled the plug on it just days before it was supposed to start. >>> and you heard carter evans say he just saw a bear. we saw it too. the lengths one wildlife center is going to homelessnes

south korea. very good. very good. south korea. what's the one next to it? australia. and the one above it. >> thailand. >> very, very good. tide are one of the rare asian countries with a red, white, and blue flag. so there will be australian troops in vietnam. there will also filipinos, new zealanders, and south korean also fighting in vietnam. i talked to some veterans from the north vietnamese side and they told me they were absolutely terrified of the south korean troops. really scared. the south koreans were really ferocious troops. and the communist north creates a special unit to deal with the south koreans because they are thought to be so intimidating from the perspective of communist forces. also little known fact, 35,000 cannedians will volunteer to serve in vietnam. canada itself doesn't fight in vietnam but 35,000 cannedians volunteer because they think that's a good fight. which is probably why you lost the vietnam war. we are great fighters. we are great fighters. here's slide -- here's 65. so marines, initially, 3,000 of them, landing in southern vietn

this one reported in mullika hill, new jersey, about 30 minutes south of philly. trees reported down, crews on the way. active tornado warnings remain for portions of of philadelphia county and nearby regions. forecasters say the situation is extremely dangerous. and compounded by severe flash flooding water rescues already reported in areas around philadelphia the storm cell now moving towards northern new jersey and new york city. it's the remnants of ida, and it's wraeeaking havoc live reports and updates as we get them throughout this news hour but first tonight the fight to defend lake daw no from a monster fire wildfires, powerful winds threatening to push it all closer to a popular resort area. a cal fire official says they need to get through tonight and that then, then there could be a light at the end of this fire tunnel because winds are forecasted to finally let up the caldor fire charging towards the southern tip of the lake it's now just 5 miles or so from there and has been racing through the drought stricken area it's burned more than 200,000 acres

all the homes in south lake tahoe. the south lake tahoe airport right here. there's the see the proximity, maybe 2 and a half miles from the fire line to there and hear those some of those spot fires we've been talking about better popping up just beyond the edge of the fire. so as those fires pop up, they really try to jump on those to prevent those from merging with the larger fire and that would enable the fire to make a better charge. east towards nevada. so the the fire is heading east trying to go north and that is one area of concern for firefighters tonight. the other couple areas kirkwood. you heard a chip yost mentioned how they're trying to protect the cabins and obviously the resort. a lot of kirkwood city area here and highway 88 runs through there. and they're trying to keep this fire to the north of highway 88 you see a bunch of little spot fires popping up just to the south of 88. so they're trying to douse those quickly so that they can control this thing and not allowed to jump highway 88 like it jumped a highway 50 earlier this week that we

you see the clouds coming up from the south. high-pressure to the east allowing for the heat and looking at a little coastal fog this morning. your quality, santa clara valley, it will be poor. you will notice the haze fan. we will be looking at slowly improving conditions but it will be warm all weekend that will allow for less mixing of the atmosphere. 54 in san mateo. 48, santa rosa. temperatures from the 50's this morning to the upper 60's. i the afternoon, upper 90's tenure 100 and low. low 80's around the bay and we will look at the first full week of september, coming up. >> spare the air alert extended through today. if you have outdoor plans, be aware with the poor air quality means for you. kate larsen is live in san francisco to break it down. >> good morning. you just heard lisa talking about the temperatures. if you want to avoid the high temperatures and the poor air quality, come to the great highway in san francisco. we have a qi and temperatures in the 50's. cool and clean but that is not going to be the case th

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he is going to the south. sons could only tell their parents they are going on a special mission somewhere. the idea was to make your parents think you were going overseas. this way they don't worry about you. if they know you are going down south, chances are you are not coming back, which most people didn't. you weren't allowed to say -- if you are a northern soldier, you couldn't tell your family you were going to fight in the south. americans, what did they do in the spare time? write letters home. no mail system in the north. you are not allowed to report on what's happening. it might go against what the propaganda is spewing. as far as le zuan and hanoi, this disaster is on him. because he controls the newspapers, radio, all people hear is that, there were lots of emmroe explosions in the south, we are doing amazing, we kill americans and we only lost a handful of individuals. that's one of the reasons why they stay in the fight. these guys, the northerners specifically, never give up because they think

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so it has been treated seriously here in south korea. it follows on from similar statements she made a couple of days ago. now that was in response to this call from boone j and the president of south korea when he spoke of the un and suggested that with a formerly end, the korean war with the signing of the official peace settlement, the kimmy john said that that was an admirable idea and is now said gone further with his latest statement that after a couple of days of reflection, she says and considering what she says of the prevailing attitudes in the south, the relations could be restore to the point of which they could hold a summit. meeting again between the leaders of north and south. now she does add the caveat that the south koreans should and what she calls double standards when it comes to weapons testing. now this follows on from a day just over a week ago when within the space of a few hours, the millet trees of the north and south both tested new types of ballistic missiles . now, when the north does that, that is round the

it certainly is far from the last battle this fire will see as it pushes into south lake tahoe. but this may be the most decisive night and for a few reasons. first of all, red flag warnings are in effect. they do expire tonight, at least that's the expectation with the winds we may see the windiest night we've seen so far, gusts expected up to 45 miles an hour. we're starting to feel the gusts pick up as we speak. and also as you mentioned, the fire now dangerously close to south lake tahoe, anywhere from five to three miles away if you get a good pocket of embers, that could change the entire face of this fire firefighters know that they're prepared for it. again, with how erratic this fire behavior is, specifically the eastern edge of this caldor fire it's anyone's guess of what happens by the end of tonight. this won't zied everything there will be more wind as the week moves forward there are other fires in the area but certainly tonight it's very decisive for the overall firefight. >> we'll know more when this night is over. back to you. >> steve patterson filed that for u

a south career is climbing something of a military 1st. this is an f l b m. so that's a submarine launch ballistic missile. now, to launch a ballistic missile from a submerged submarine is quite a technological feet. in fact, south korea becomes only the 7th country in the world to master that technology. but it has confirmed that he had a successful launch and the seas of the south korean coast. on wednesday it was a test that was observed by moon j in the south korean president. now interestingly, north korea has been trying to master the same technology we've seen in the past few years. for example, kim junglin observing a missile emerging from below the waves. but it is only manage so far to launch a missile from a submerge platform, not from an actual submarine. so normally when we talk about missile development at the north koreans normally lead the way, this is one area of missile development where it seems as south korea has got the lead on its northern neighbor. very interesting. meanwhile, north korea still continuing to provoke its neighbors with i

kimmy o jim was responding to a call by the south korean president moon j n. rob fried small himself. it is potentially quite important. give them that it is . of course kim jo jung, who tends to be the more critical uncompromising voice of the north korean government in dealings with south korea and also the united.

and south time. no farther north, i should say then south tahoe but says it will likely move much further east into nevada right now on kron 4 dot com. we have continuing coverage of the caldor fire on our website. you can find an interactive evacuation map showing where structures have been damaged or destroyed. and where evacuees can get help. it's all available at your fingertips. just scan the qr code you see on your screen with your mobile device. and we'll take you to our website at kron 4 dot com. some breaking news to tell you about off the coast of san diego where search and rescue operation is underway after the crash of a navy helicopter. >> the mh 60 seahawk similar to this one was operating off the aircraft carrier. abraham lincoln and was conducting routine flight operations when it went down 60 miles off the coast of san diego. the coast guard says at least one sailor has been rescued. a search is now underway for 5 others will keep you posted. turning now to our coronavirus coverage.

it's pushing from the south off to the north. so we are looking at shower activity beginning to move in towards bodega bay. we'll get you that. you can see spotty showers approaching right up through healdsburg. look for those shower chance over the next 35 minutes. now, as we continue through tonight, we'll see those clouds move up from the south. we'll see isolated thunderstorm chances primarily to the north until 11:30. then things could get more active by 2:00 a.m., especially over the north bay. that's when we would be in the chance of isolated thunderstorms. that chance would transition potentially over to parts of the east bay through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. the highest risk of thunderstorms is to the north of us and over tahoe and right through the central valley. anything happens, of course we'll be here to cover that for you. let's bring it in to our forecast for tomorrow morning. starting off with temperatures in the 50s to low 60s. so overall i think we have a decent morning as you try to get going on that friday. 62 over

no, not in south lake tahoe. you don't see anyone in anywhere around all the businesses are closed down here. so looks like a lot of people at least in this area have heeded that evacuation that mandatory evacuation order >> from talking to them and firefighters. do they seem optimistic that they'll be successful again today and keeping the fire from approaching south lake tahoe. ers are really just up to what the weather does. >> it's a funny thing talking to firefighters and i've talked to a lot of them about this. you know, we say optimistic, you asked them. you had a good night. looking for good new. you're you're confident about things tonight. the always hedge a little bit. they say, yeah, but we don't know because, you know the weather, the winds, the start gusting they start swirling and they create you know, these issues that they weren't planning that. they then have to deal with the fire changes direction. so they think they've got a handle. you know, they're worried about it, but they're they've been

what do you want people to know as they're heading back into south lake. obviously 50's close, stay away from there and probably pack some patience with you. i hate that term. but if there's not a lot of workers and supplies are low. things will probably be a little bit different. >> yeah, i think first and foremost, before you don't take 50 make sure you check to cremation that maybe it maybe by the time they want to come up. it might be i'm going to remain optimistic on that. young. when you go out to eat, i recognize that our businesses may maybe a staff. remember to down so have that patience. but i can tell the blue skies are clear. the clear say that in a month. the water is still blue. and there is so much to see experience when you come to tie i know that some of the u.s. forest service lands are still closed. but there are other places visit to city parks and additional trails and walkways that are in the city that can help you to burst through town and enjoy your visit. >> so what were some lessons learned from this scare that if or when this hap

mayor tamara wallace from south lake tahoe. appreciate your time once again here on nbc. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >>> well, firefighters are finding a around the basecamps there, so welcome distraction from what is happening on the front lines. our digital team put together a story all about it. find it on our website, nbcbayarea.com. click on "therapy dogs helping firefighters." it can help you as well. it is right there on the front page at nbcbayarea.com. >>> up next, the viral tiktok challenge being blamed for vandalism at some bay area schools. this is disheartening. what is going on here? we have the explanation and what tiktok is now doing in response. >>> and a secret show in san francisco. metallica playing in front of a crowd for the first time in two years. this is a live look at the line, the people waiting to get inside. we are going to tell you just the details of this surprise concert. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "nbc bay area news" tonight. some of the other stories we are watching at this hour, we continue t

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the south east by dawn. behind it, squally showers continuing to be a feature into western scotland, northern ireland and parts of north west england. but because of the cloud and the rain around, it's not going to be as cold as the nightjust passed. temperatures holding up into double figures. but it does mean a grey and wet start into the south—east corner, with that rain slowly easing away by the middle part of the morning. leaving some sunshine behind, but still some blustery winds and squally showers continue to be a feature into western scotland, northern ireland, parts of north west england and north wales at times. some of these heavy, possibly even thunder. top temperatures in the sunshine maybe a degree or so up, 17—18 degrees. but it's all about low pressure as we move into the weekend. we've got one low pressure sitting to the far north of scotland, but it's this fellow that we need to keep an eye on that's going to move in during the early hours of saturday morning. so, it's going to bring a

so i stood at the south portico and waited for the motorcade to go out of the south grounds which takes a few minutes because i've seen the motorcade turn around and come back because something was forgotten or staff member was late so i stay until the car leaves the grounds. after it did, i went back inside to the diplomatic reception room and right across is the secret service command post. as a started to go into that room it was full of people watching television, obviously. i went to my office above that on the first floor in the ushers office and on the way i ran into a chef and butler we discussed a couple of things for preparation on the south ground. i talked to one of my maintenance men who was doing some activities in the house. it took me eight or ten minutes to get back up to the ushers office. and then a few more people than would have been. as i walked into the room i see a plane flying into one of the world trade center's and i said to one of my assistants. how did they get this on television already? he turned to me with the's eyes wide with a man who is composed and he

live in south lake tahoe. i'm chip yost. we'll sent it back to you. yeah. chip. a monday night. things were looking pretty bleak. the fire was charging towards myers and and southlake. >> seems like crews have done an extraordinary job to kind of keep it at bay is there a sense of optimism and how are these crews holding up the fatigue wise. >> fatigue was one of my colleagues was talking to one of the firefighters on the front line here is that one of the other big fires and the region for a number of weeks now has been at this one for a couple of almost a couple of weeks of this so yeah, they view that the but this is one of those things, you know, they kind know that's kind of in the cards when you sign up for this kind of thing, especially in recent years with the way wildfires have been going you know, tough job ahead of them. but they were when you see where the optimistic we talked to a captain with cal fire. a little earlier and he was a cautiously optimistic. he hedged a little bit. but anyway, so he

we have to look to the south to the south west. we've got a wet and windy weather system pushing into perth, the rain on schedule here, and it is going to sweep across the south where we have got a coastal wind warning out. but the south east is going to stay relatively fine and dry. we've got the temperature climbing once again. last weekend. we had a very hot weekend, the temperature did get down this week, but they are going to pick up and we will see plenty of sunshine coming through for sydney. we look at the 3 day, lots of sunshine on sunday with a temperature sitting in the mid twenties. now the different story for new zealand as we hop over the tasman see it will be on the rather fine enjoy the south island, but it is rather chilly. the temperature is going to come down in christ church. but for the north, we've got wet and windy weather on schedule, with a heavy rain warning for the ne, gives bins likely to see some very heavy falls in the days to come. and as we move to south east asia, it is widespread thunderstorms and