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First, meteorologis t kaj omara has your firststalert forecast, kajj. Plan on another wet day, though the rain will not be as steady and may be more of a drizzle than anything today. Our temperatures will slowly fall through the day with readings settling into the 4549 range for the afternoon. Gusty southwest wind is likely to 30mph at times. Plan on a dry and windy thursday with highs into the 40s. We are still watching friday afternoon and especially friday night carefully for snowfall potential in the area. The temperatures will be cool enough for snow to occur, but the bigger uncertainty r...

Im in zamboanga where scores have been killed and the military operations trial to rescue what remained of the hostages. A Million People affected as mexico braces for what could be its third Tropical Storm in less than a week. And the rise of african art. Why paintings are now fetching hundreds of thousands of dollars on the international market. Ten days into a siege into the philippine city of zamboanga, and separatist rebels appear to be losing ground. The military says it now controls 70 of the areas that had been occupied by the moro liberation front. The Industrial City is said to lose ...

On the uks regional economies. Im at belfast airport to find out what impact will be felt here. In sport, the slump deepens for englands women. The defence of their she believes cup gets off to a disappointing start as theyre outclassed by the world champions the usa. 25 years afterjagged little pill, Alanis Morisette tells breakfast how one of its most iconic tracks nearly didnt make the final cut. People said, i love this song, so i was like, all right, lets put it on there, i dont care. The irony is not lost, another weekend of wind and rain, but not as bad as it sounds, a dry and frosty st...

London's Eye of the Collector fair returns for its third in-person edition, presenting new contemporary works in a old Victorian mansion

British artist Leah Gordon engages in "performed ethnography," documenting the culture of Jacamel commune's annual carnival in Haiti.