Even 40s when you head into Carroll County obviously jacket or sweatshirt there. In gaithersburg on the border at 54 but nice afternoon with highs going into the low to mid 70s. 80s in the seven day for tomorrow and sunday. More on that in a few minutes. Now back to mike and andrea. Thanks howard. Heres whats in the news right now. A measure to arm and train Syrian Rebels to fight isis militants goes to president obama for his signature. The Senate Approved the president s request yesterday. One day after the house did the same. The congressional action came as isis released another video showing a british journalist being held captive. While you were sleeping scotland decided to remain part of the united kingdom. Those in the know campaign, those are the ones who want today secede wanted to secede. They warned that scotlands economy was at risk. Authorities in northern florida are trying to figure a grandfather killed his daughter and his six grands children. Before turning the gun on
301, 5 corridor, volume, signal light delays, a new dollar on the outer loop near route 5 branch avenue. Well update you on that coming up. Mike, nick back to you. We begin with broking news from overnight. Another ebola patient is heading to the United States for treatment. And theres a local connection. Yeah, hes a surgeon whos been working in sierra leone. Delia goncalves is live in the Satellite Center and delia, you found a maryland connection is that right . Reporter thats right. Dr. Martin salia lives in New Carrollton, maryland with his wife. Who no doubt is really anxious and waiting tilery from her sick husband to hear from her sick husband. Hes a native of sierra leone and he was treating ebola patients in sierra leone. Right now hes in the country awaiting for a long trip back here to the u. S. The doctor is 44 years old and he got sick about a week ago. And initial tests came back negative. But then he was tested again monday and results were positive. Salia is heading to
Good morning, everyone. Im Carolyn Tyler. Thanks for joining us on this sunday, december 22nd. Lets start with a quick first look at the weather. Heres lela gulen in for lisa argen. All right. Good morning, carolyn. Good morning, everyone. As we take a live look at live doppler 7hd. The raid door satellite not make picking up returns because its not dry day. We are waking up to some low clouds and patchy fog across the by area. Temperatures will be on the chilly side, as well. Santa rosa, 144 degrees. 41 concord. Los gatos at 46 degrees and gilroy a chilly 40. We take a peek from our kgo roof camera. It is also very chilly. San francisco 47 degrees. All the temperatures, though, they are going to warm up into the mid60s later on this afternoon. A look from our east bay hills camera. Our first forecast is patchy low clouds and fogs will burn off and mostly sunshine and light winds later on today and a dry and mild forecast the rest of the week. Carolyn. Thank you,ly law. Developing news
Too. The deadline for one day strike is less than 3 hours from now. Ac transit workers ready to walk off the job at midnight. Wages and medical benefits still the main sticking point. As many as 200,000 people ride ac transit every day. Strike could strand many of those who have no other way to get around. Our transportation. Thats what we rely on. We dont drive. So its basically our car. So thats what we do. We take the bus everywhere. About an hour ago the Transit Agency said it is optimistic about reaching an agreement. Talk could continue past the midnight deadline too. Transit employee have been working without a new labor contract since the end of june. Agency serves 27 cities most in the east bay but also San Francisco and palo alto. Now as for the bart labor dispute. Tomorrow representatives for bart and 2 yawn will make presentation before a 3 person panel appointed by Governor Brown to investigate the dispute. That panel will present the governor with report by week end. He w
Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are political strategist jo tanner, and anand menon, director of uk in a changing europe, a Research Group focusing on uk eu relations. First lets take a look at some of the front pages. Captain tom moores knighthood is well covered by the sun, which says hes the first of many Coronavirus Crisis heroes who will be honoured. Many of the papers focus on schools reopening. The times casts doubt over the date of 1 june saying it depends on the status of the uks track and trace system. The telegraph says the British Medical Association thinks schools can open injune, so long as it is safe to do so. The guardian says up to 1,500 primary schools could remain closed, after several councils say they wont force them to reopen. Meanwhile, the mail accuses a Teaching Union of using cynical tactics to stop schools from reopening. The metro reports on the blame game emerging in whitehall between the governm