and now bbc world news a sweeping victory for the party. the authorities have yet to confirm the final outcome, but the results have triggered celebration by her supporters. there will be more emphasis on the role of the people in every day politics of our country. hello, welcome to g.m.t. also in this program, the wives of osama bin laden, sentenced to prison by the pack stunny authorities for living illegally in the country. and, 30 years after the war broke out, we test the mood in argentina over wanting the islands back. it s midday here in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington and 5:30 in the evening in burma where the pro democracy leader has hailed sunday s elections as heralding a new era for her country. her opposition national league for democracy party says its won nearly all of the 45 seats in sunday s by election. the burmese authorities have yet to announce the official results, and is still not clear what the outcome will mean for the future of the country
this morning, i m megan pringle. room charlie:meteorologist continue continue burke, you were saying there is rain outside. our rain guage is getting veritivetive. edgemere picking up an inch over since since midnight. nothing back towards pin sister but right here around the city we ve got that little bullets eye and maryland s pop popular radar range range here across edgemere, another band coming from annapolis and hitting coastal areas and up up towards the dundalk and essex facility, and now we re starting to push this back rice reisterstown, pretty boy and ham, more of a south stretch stretch we re looking at. that s cat off off the coast, but we re starting to pull this moisture towards what s left of lee that s working westward. actually actually splitting in opposite directions, helping to pull this moisture in, that s why we have some heavy storms this morning, there will be some scattered. drew: out the day. we ll make iterrer 70, to lower 80, but we ll a.m
corporations. what can we do for you? and now bbc world news. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i m in london. the headlines this hour. leaving libya, four close relatives of colonel gaddafi flee into neighboring algeria. the buildup to the battle for gaddafi s hometown continues as the rebels keep up their advance. tropical storm irene causes severe flooding across the northeastern united states. and the u.n. warns of a possible resurgence of the deadly bird flu with a mutant strain threatening asia. it s 2:00 a.m. here in london, broadcasting to viewers on bbc in america and around the world. welcome to newsday. four close relatives of colonel gaddafi have fled libya and crossed into neighboring algeria. the algerian government has concern that his wife, darbg and two sons are in the country. the white house has said it has seen no evidence that the libyan leader himself has fled. jeremy bohn is in tripoli. these are the only portraits of colonel gaddafi you ll see
the difference. ken. had all the elements for a bad night. dozens of protesters and a heavy police presence but in the end it was the drivers who came out the winners, unlike previous monday night protests not a single station was shut down. they were loud, angry and mobile. ? justice, no peace. reporter: this time protesters stayed off the train tracks as bart officials asked and kept their demonstration outside the fair gates. the moment you cross the gate you can t say what you want. reporter: they want police disarmed following the july shooting of charles hill. a group wants bart to pool guys for shutting off cell phone service. organizers urged protesters to remain peaceful. i heard there would be something going on and i m with anybody who wants real change. reporter: the protesters marched down market street for a time walking in to street traffic. police formed a line and the demonstration returned to the sidewalk. things turned physical at one statio
came out the winners, unlike previous monday night protests not a single station was shut down. they were loud, angry and mobile. ? justice, no peace. reporter: this time protesters stayed off the train tracks as bart officials asked and kept their demonstration outside the fair gates. the moment you cross the gate you can t say what you want. reporter: they want police disarmed following the july shooting of charles hill. a group wants bart to pool guys for shutting off cell phone service. organizers urged protesters to remain peaceful. i heard there would be something going on and i m with anybody who wants real change. reporter: the protesters marched down market street for a time walking in to street traffic. police formed a line and the demonstration returned to the sidewalk. things turned physical at one station when police month moved into arrest a demonstrator. some on lookers said they were fed up. wrong. no you are wrong > if they was to stop the