heavy rain across highland scotla nd time. heavy rain across highland scotland region.thern isles through the night. elsewhere, clear skies and a scattering of showers in western areas. all in all, temperatures will hold up. not as warm as last night, when it was no lower than 13 for some. nine and ten generally not to chile. a fairly decent start tomorrow for some, but showers in western areas. it is one day of sunny spells and showers for the 1st of april, coinciding with a push our tails. some decent spells of sunshine. there will be some hail and thunder with them as well. 13 to 16 isa and thunder with them as well. 13 to 16 is a bit lower, slightly fresher air but pleasant enough in the sunshine because of a light wind. that continues into sunday, but instead of low pressure bringing showers, high pressure brings more settled weather. it will be chilly to start sunday morning, could even be some fog around first thing, but should clear quite quickly as the outside chance of a light shower potentially in eastern england. you can see for most of us, it is dry and fin

this is northbound in delaware county approaching highland avenue.are hearing that the driver sustained minor injuries. an accident here involving an overturned vehicle still out here blocking the left lane right now on i-95. let's switch over to plymouth township montgomery county. another accident here. this one blocking the right lane. it's right on the northeast extension southbound approaching the mid-county tolls. so a couple of early morning accidents on the big picture still have that sink noelle kensington clearfield street is blocked because of that one. outside live on the vine street expressway it's damp. no overnight construction and in fact no scheduled -- no overnight construction scheduled all week. you're good to go now. roads are just a bit wet an couple accidents out there,. >> the thank you, karen. >>> breaking overnight police scoured a community where a would be kidnapper and robber terrorist a woman. he's still on the run this morning. annie mccormick is live at new castle county police in minquedale with the full story. annie.

>> reporter: highland says be sure to change the default passwords.not using a device, it should be turned off. >>> they celebrated an extra special if greensville, delaware, today. she will turn 102 years old at the end of the month. the oldest living world war ii veteran in delaware. the first state military women's warrior unit 10 celebrated her birthday with a cake and a plaque. >> sports news sunday is next. action news continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, pamela. >> and now for walter perez, jeff skversky, melissa mcgee, i'm sarah bloomquist, and the rest of the news team. have a great night. >> coming up tonight on sports sunday-villanova is the number one overall seed in the ncaa tournament. their road to a repeat is mapped out. >> definitely will never get old for anybody. >> march madness. >>> carson wentz gets a receiver. discussing his upgrade. plus what is happening with the sixers process? can we still believe in it? sports sunday starts now. >> this is action news sports sunday. sponsored by audi. >> let the madness beg

an accident in delaware county, i-95 and northbound traffic right here at highland avenue.his accident right there involving an overturned vehicle blocking the two left lanes. we know the driver was injured. transported to the hospital. they've got the flares set up. earlier we had fire crews on the scene, there was an ambulance here. now we can see we still have penndot blocking the two levels you see how heavy traffic is, just getting by in the right lane on i-95 northbound and hyland after. backup northbound approaching highland avenue on i-95 in delaware county as you head towards the blue route. you're sitting in this mess right now and the traffic just within the last 15 minutes really started to back up with this accident scene. in plymouth township montgomery county we've got another accident here blocking the right lane on the northeast extension. it's southbound approaching the mid-county tolls. roads are a little wet. couple of accidents out there so be careful. no accidents, no construction here on the vine street expressway. we could see westbound, eastbound mo

tempers is not as high as they were in highland scotland, but with clear skies and no wind, temperaturesnd scotland. some areas of low cloud coming in overnight, the rest of the temperature. chilly night, maybe a touch colder than it was last night, with lighter wind, more towards the north—west that we could see temperatures below freezing. not as cold for northern ireland, more cloud arriving. it will soon warm up in the sunshine across mainland scotland. different start to the day, really, all the way from north—east england, parts of the midlands, towards wales, could start great, mist and fog around, the odd patch of cloud elsewhere. that greyness will take a little while to lift, slowly we should see it improving in most areas as the sunshine comes out, some stubborn areas of cloud will linger through the day, but most of us linger through the day, but most of us will see some sunshine, around the north sea coast, notably north—east england, grey and cold. with lighter winds in the south—east, this is where we will see the highest temperatures, 17, even 18 degrees across highland s

the heavy stuff there is further west and there will be snow over the highlands.e southern and eastern areas of england and wales but will stay dry here and reasonably mild into the low teens. unpleasant north and west. the rain should hold off from cheltenham. not too bad a day if you wear a few layers. as we head into the evening, some rain will arrive across southern areas and it is quite patchy in nature and no great amount. heavy stuff remains north and it does not look like a nice night. some of the rain will be an issue as we get into the weekend, and north wales. we will keep an eye on it. a touch of frost first thing across the north of scotland but here, some of the best of the brightness as we go through saturday. for the rest of us, a lot of cloud in the sky. more rain, particularly across the western areas and a patchy start reaching eastern parts. it will be relatively mild despite the cloud. low to mid teens and chillier across the far north. by sunday, under the system coming in from the west. difficult to get the detail right but on balance easter

on sunday, we had a temperature of 20 degrees in highland scotland, aviemore, for example. for many of us on sunday, the skies were not quite as blue. we had some high cloud contaminating things. there is some cloud coming up from nearby fronts, but we are also filling in the north sea with low cloud, and it is that

wind in the south—east, this is where we will see highest temperatures, 17, even 18 degrees, across highland the rest of the week, more and more cloud arriving, that brings with it the threat of showers and longer spells of rain. warm air across the uk, southerly wind, the high pressure is getting squeezed away into continental europe. pressure continues to fall on tuesday and from the south—west, we start to see some rain for the first time. showery rain for the first time coming into the south—west, later northern england and southern scotland, quite heavy, showers, some sunshine in the south—east. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11pm: the government steps up pressure on internet companies over access to encrypted messages. the westminster attacker, khalid masood, is thought to have used whatsapp moments before he killed four people. the home secretary says firms must act. we need to make sure that organisations like whatsapp, and there are plenty of others like that, don't provide a secret place for terrorists to communicate with each other. as the investigation co

on sunday, we had a temperature of 20 degrees in highland scotland, aviemore, for example.ad some high cloud contaminating things. now, there is some cloud coming up from nearby france, but we are also filling in the north sea with low cloud, and it is that that is heading our way right now, particularly into parts of northern england, down into the midlands and wales. still got the high pressure in charge at the moment, and it is going to be pretty chilly, despite a bit more cloud. temperatures a bit lower across the southern half of the uk, where that stronger wind has now finally relented. any frost in the north will tend to lift fairly quickly, i think, across mainland scotland. one or two mist and fog patches, perhaps, but the sunshine coming through. a little bit more cloud by morning, perhaps, in northern ireland, and a change for england and wales, where we will start off a bit grey, misty and murky across the likes of north—east england, perhaps into the midlands and into east wales. this is the main area of low cloud, spilling in from the north sea. south of that,

on sunday, we had a temperature of 20 degrees in highland scotland, aviemore, for example.sunday, the skies were not quite as blue. we had some high cloud contaminating things. now, there is some cloud coming up from nearby france, but we are also filling in the north sea with low cloud, and it is that that's heading our way right now, particularly into parts of northern england, down into the midlands and wales. still got the high pressure in charge at the moment, and it is going to be pretty chilly, despite a bit more cloud. temperatures a bit lower across the southern half of the uk, where that stronger wind has now finally relented. any frost in the north will tend to lift fairly quickly, i think, across mainland scotland. one or two mist and fog patches, perhaps, but the sunshine coming through. a little bit more cloud by morning, perhaps, in northern ireland, and a change for england and wales, where we will start off a bit grey, misty and murky across the likes of north—east england, perhaps into the midlands and into east wales. this is the main area of low cloud, s

western highland lens.cloud in the sky, showers for parts of wales and western england, they will be heading eastwards. in the dreck sure of scotland. scotland is going to have a cloudy day and in consequence i much cooler day, and though showery outbreaks, pushing into dumfries & galloway. turning out to northern ireland, one or two getting across the midlands and the east of england. not many but they will be quite happy and if it brightens up, mid—to high teens, some sunshine, south wales and south—west england to end the day but that will not last into the night. and this rather dreary night, will extend into many northern and western areas and by wednesday, some heavy bursts pushing into western parts. all the while, dryer on wednesday, dry but quite cloudy. despite that a mild day, the east coast of scotland. the breeze will keep it cool. further ahead, fronts of the atlantic, a real change in the weather. dry spells and wet weather. but for a time on thursday this warm front will introduce some warm

the best of the sunshine across the sheltered highland corner.feel. rain getting in across galloway. northern ireland, some sunshine and scattered showers, possibly thunder. that is the same case for northern england and the midlands. some good sunny spells through the midlands, boosting temperatures up to possibly 20 degrees. the breeze a feature across the south—west. seeing weather front moving in. across the south—west. seeing weatherfront moving in. that across the south—west. seeing weather front moving in. that will herald more persistent rain, spinning north and eastwards during the course of tuesday night and into wednesday. wednesday is looking pretty cloudy, quite damp and outbreaks of rain across the north and west of the country. the odd heavy burst mixed in. call about making 15— 16 across the south—east and some brightness. a more u nsettled and some brightness. a more unsettled regime mid week. tighter packed isobars, more of a breeze and rain. mostly across northern and western areas close to low pressure. this warmth and moving

it will bejulienned cold -- it highlands.feel warm anywhere tomorrow morning. a blustery day, the rain and snow will ease away from central areas and in actual fact many of us will settle into a half decent day. if you can get out of the breeze and sunshine it should not feel too bad. still some showers across the west of scotla nd still some showers across the west of scotland and the rain looming large across northern ireland by the end of the day. but enjoy those temperatures because here is friday's picture, more rain particular for friday's picture, more rain particularfor england friday's picture, more rain particular for england and wales. northern ireland and scotland enjoying the best of the weather. for the weekend, brace yourselves, there will be some rain around for most of us and it will be quite blustery at times, so inevitably it will feel quite chilly, sorry! a reminder of our main stories this evening. the government is expected to suffer its first setback over brexit with defeats in the house of lords tonigh

i-95 northbound coming out of the delaware heading toward the blue route heading past highland avenue dealing with the accident only lane getting by. it's not our own accident on a major highway, northbound on the blue route, it's on the shoulder, but slowing northbound on the blue route. beverly road at grand garrett r. i want to show you the temperatures are it's colder than yesterday, 31 in martins creek, 33 in pottstown, 38 in center city. a chilly morning this morning. it's below freezing in hammonton and vineland. 36 in smyrna, delaware, tam. >> the death toll from a deadly church van crashed jumped to 13 overnight. the senior citizens were coming back from a retreat when the van collided in t the lone bus survivor is in critical condition. the driver of the pickup is stable. >>> new o"a" was a wild night of police chases in southern california. police say they wrapped up one chase when they started another one with a stolen sedan. the driver stopped under an overpass in burbank and ran away. it is believed he carjacked a pickup truck. that ended when a the driver crashed into a

we are dealing with this accident here, i-95 northbound right here near highland avenue.t happened about an hour ago involving an overturned vehicle. still crews out here combination of getting the car out of the grass median, investigating but road are wet dam this morning. be ready. watch for delays, again, north bound leaving wilmington only that far right lane opened. accident on the southbound northeast extension right at mid county, and route 70, eastbound over here in haddonfield, new jersey right at route 41. we have a traffic signal down that is blocking the left turning lane in both directions. that happened on the overnight and then down the shore, pleasantville, they are still working on route 40 at the garden state parkway, and airport regional rail line, first one or two trains out of the gate, running with some delays. if you are taking the train to get to the plane, a little bit of the delay there, but so far , so good at philly international. not sure whether this light drizzle is going to eventually cause delays, for arrivals and departures at the airpor

the heavy stuff there is further west and there will be snow over the highlands.ow teens. unpleasant north and west. the rain should hold off from cheltenham. not too bad a day if you wear a few layers. as we head into the evening, some rain will arrive across southern areas and it is quite patchy in nature and no great amount. heavy stuff remains north and it does not look like a nice night. some of the rain will be an issue as we get into the weekend, up over the high ground of north—western england and north wales. we will keep an eye on it. a touch of frost first thing across the north of scotland saturday. for the rest of us, a lot of cloud in the sky. and a patchy start reaching eastern parts. it will be relatively mild despite the cloud. low to mid teens and chillier across the far north. by sunday, under the system coming in from the west. difficult to get the detail right but on balance eastern areas will see the best of sunshine, western areas will see most of the rain. quite blustery, but mild. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: the us

on sunday, we had a temperature of 20 degrees in highland scotland, aviemore, for example.nday, the skies were not quite as blue. we had some high cloud contaminating things. now, there is some cloud coming up from nearby france, but we are also filling in the north sea with low cloud, and it is that that's heading our way right now, particularly into parts of northern england, down into the midlands and wales. still got the high pressure in charge at the moment, and it is going to be pretty chilly, despite a bit more cloud. temperatures a bit lower across the southern half of the uk, where that stronger wind has now finally relented. any frost in the north will tend to lift fairly quickly, i think, across mainland scotland. one or two mist and fog patches, perhaps, but the sunshine coming through. a little bit more cloud by morning, perhaps, in northern ireland, and a change for england and wales, where we will start off a bit grey, misty and murky across the likes of north—east england, perhaps into the midlands and into east wales. this is the main area of low cloud, spi

this being one of them, airport road at highland boulevard. it is not slowing you down what so ever. not even blocking any lanes. looking okay. another one out there for little bit now, a vehicle went into a pole in abington, thompson road, woodland road, then still talking about the vehicle fire that is out there, route 73 at fleming pike. all lanes are block here, hammonton, new jersey, your alternate, egg harbor road. because of that, by the way, a.c. expressway westbound the off ramp closed at route 73. jim, rahel, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha. powerful nor'easter is headed our way sends willing people into snow day mode. >> trang do live at the salt yard in philadelphia's nicetown section, trang, good morning. so i feel like we all thought this was behind us? >> reporter: oh, unfortunately, not, rahel and jim. jim, i was waiting for the real dramatic intro, because we need some that far energy out here at the salt yard. but penndot began pre treating these roads last night, and they're continuing that work today obviously, take a l

some kept as in the highlands. signs of rain on tuesday.ar. —— decent pitches the time of year. —— decent temperatures for the time of year. i worry that this is the office holder that is being laughed at, not that generous all upset. everyone nuclear power it is so expensive that the government has to stop putting money into it.“ expensive that the government has to stop putting money into it. if the private sector when people it does that not mean it is not economically viable? i think that the upper chamber is going to cool down on its head a huge debate about its own existence. we have been asking for debate years they it on. —— so bring it on. we are taking to the stage for a special programme all about love and relationships, from the perspective of performers with disabilities or mental health issues. the show is produced by the disability strand, 0uch, and it contains some strong language. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome your host for tonight, sophie hagan! hello, and welcome to bbc 0uch: storytelling live. cheering the stories

on sunday, we had a temperature of 20 degrees in highland scotland, aviemore, for example.. we had some high cloud contaminating things. now, there is some cloud coming up from nearby france, but we are also filling in the north sea with low cloud, and it is that that is heading our way right now, particularly into parts of northern england, down into the midlands and wales. still got the high pressure in charge at the moment, and it is going to be pretty chilly, despite a bit more cloud. temperatures a bit lower across the southern half of the uk, where that stronger wind has now finally relented. any frost in the north will tend to lift fairly quickly, i think, across mainland scotland. one or two mist and fog patches, perhaps, but the sunshine coming through. a little bit more cloud by morning, perhaps, in northern ireland, and a change for england and wales, where we will start off a bit grey, misty and murky across the likes of north—east england, perhaps into the midlands and into east wales. this is the main area of low cloud, spilling in from the north sea. south of

rain into the west of scotland merging with the wintry showers over the highlands makes a cold wet startming into north—west england over the pennines but to the east i think it will be a dry start. plenty of sunshine there across the midlands and east anglia as well southern england. a nip in the air but, again, sunshine makes a difference. wind will be light across the southern parts of the country. as we go through the day, all of this will head eastwards but, having said that, the high ground the heavy stuff there is further west and there will be snow over the highlands. cloud coming down over the southern and eastern areas of england and wales but will stay dry here and reasonably mild to stagger down into more western areas overnight. gusty and pleasant winds. far north will probably have most of the rain here will be chilly and we will wake up to a touch of frost first thing on saturday morning. frost free but cloudy and breezy for the rest of us. in some places pretty wet. persistent and heavy rain across more western parts of the country as well, especially for the hills. pulse

on sunday, we had a temperature of 20 degrees in highland scotland, aviemore, for example.ud contaminating things. now, there is some cloud coming up from nearby france, but we are also filling in the north sea with low cloud, and it is that that is heading our way right now, particularly into parts of northern england, down into the midlands and wales. still got the high pressure in charge at the moment, and it is going to be pretty chilly, despite a bit more cloud. temperatures a bit lower across the southern half of the uk, where that stronger wind has now finally relented. any frost in the north will tend to lift fairly quickly, i think, across mainland scotland. one or two mist and fog patches, perhaps, but the sunshine coming through. a little bit more cloud by morning, perhaps, in northern ireland, and a change for england and wales, where we will start off a bit grey, misty and murky across the likes of north—east england, perhaps into the midlands and into east wales. this is the main area of low cloud, spilling in from the north sea. south of that, the odd patch o

more sunshine on sunday saw the temperature in aviemore in highland scotland up to a very impressiveere not as blue. there was more contamination of high cloud. but there is also some cloud coming up from nearby france, and in the north sea we are filling in with low cloud. and this is where we are going to get most of our cloud coming in through the rest of the night and into monday morning, particularly across parts of northern england, the midlands, and across into wales. still got the high pressure pushing on at the moment, and it is still going to be a chilly night, despite a bit more cloud around. we have lost that stronger wind across the south, so here, temperatures will be lower than they have been recently. and any frost will tend to lift fairly quickly, i think, across mainland scotland, with the sunshine coming out, and it should be a fine start to the day. one or two mist and fog patches, perhaps. likewise across northern ireland, a bit more cloud. a change in the story across parts of england and wales, where it should be a grey start, perhaps, for north—east england, t

most parts of the uk saw some lengthy spells of sunshine and in the highlands of scotland we got to 20hine. the week ahead, different really. a lot more in the way of cloud out there. there will be some rain to go with that, but with the winds coming in from south or the south—west, it will be on warm side. a grey start today for some of us particularly for central and eastern areas. a lot of low cloud and patches of mist and fog first thing so a slow start for many, but it will begin to brighten up many, but it will begin to brighten up in the south east of england. some parts of the midlands will see the low cloud burning away, but for eastern counties we will keep it great. not so in scotland. again, it will be a lovely afternoon here with plenty of sunshine and probably getting up to 18 celsius, 19 celsius in the highlands once again. the winds are light as well. so a pleasa nt winds are light as well. so a pleasant afternoon here as it will be in northern ireland. underneath the low cloud, and the north sea coast, temperatures will struggle, eight, nine, ten celsius. get sunshine

more sunshine on sunday saw the temperature in highland scotland up to a very impressive 20 celsius.on sunday the skies were not as blue. there was more contamination of high cloud. but there is also some cloud coming up from nearby france and in the north sea we are filling in with low cloud and this is where we are going to get most of our cloud coming in through the rest of the night and into monday morning, particularly across parts of northern england, the midlands, and across into wales. still got the high pressure thinking on at the moment and it is still going to be a chilly night despite a bit more cloud around. we have lost that stronger wind across the south so that stronger wind across the south so here temperatures will be lower than they have been recently. and any than they have been recently. and a ny frost than they have been recently. and any frost will tend to lift fairly quickly, i think, any frost will tend to lift fairly quickly, ithink, across any frost will tend to lift fairly quickly, i think, across mainland scotland, with the sunshine coming out, and in it

this is how the morning started in the scottish highlands.argely dry weather in the south. sunshine and showers to the north. in between, this weatherfront. it is wiggling around, it will sit in the same sorts of places all day long rather than moving through neatly. northern ireland, southern scotla nd neatly. northern ireland, southern scotland and england, the rain will keep on going. it will, turn increasingly light and patching. north, some sunshine. from the scotla nd north, some sunshine. from the scotland central belt, north towards the highlands and some showers. across northern isles, that they will turn heavily through the afternoon. wet weather continuing across high ground of northwestern and through the day. wales, patchy rain and maybe some drizzle for the hills and coasts of the south—west. further east, lincolnshire, the east ooit lincolno'nir'o. choroaoofi i , i, . .i a,” and the south—east, the midlands and the south—east, the cloud should break. some spells of shot sunshine which will help temperatures. remember the band of

the accident was near highland avenue. moving better now.nd on the big picture we could see the green traffic flow on the blue route schuylkill i-95. the only real issue out there in kensington we still have clearfield street shut down with that sinkhole so stick to allegheny. live on the ben franklin bridge westbound traffic coming into the city and that this point just damp and moving fine, matt. >> sounds good. thanks, karen. >>> developing now in delaware a third attempt at a kidnapping and robbery outside of an apartment complex. police believe the same man is also behind two earlier and very similar attacks. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at new castle county police headquarters in minquedale with the full story. annie. >> reporter: and matt, police are calling this an attempted kidnapping and robbery even though it's very early in the investigation, investigators are pretty confident that they think the man who is behind this is also behind two recent crimes that were very similar. well, take a look at this video. this

in the distance and in some highland glen is as high as 18 degrees right now.to a chilly night, the gloucester forward tonight for british summer time. don't get cut out, you get an hour less sleep unfortunately. a cold night out there under those clear skies, temperatures similar to recent night is falling down to single figures. first thing in a morning, the sorts of numbers likely. any more room areas, you could wake up the touch of frost particular parts of north and northwards. a contract with conditions down under, the first race in the formula 1 season will be warm and sunny, debited in melbourne getting up to the high 20s. he back home it will be single figures, but it will be a stunning start to the day. more cloud across the far northern isles in scotland, that will be it basically. if few missed patches, in a few rural spots. if you wake up to a bit of gloom, don't worry, that will clear away and the sun will come out any cabbages will shoot up. there was still be a making breeze, we see that today across the southern counties. it will feel nice in s

a period of heavy rain through the morning at least. merging with the wintry showers over the highlandszing. some dampness is coming into north—west england over the pennines but to the east i think it will be a dry start. plenty of sunshine there across the midlands and east anglia as well southern england. a nip in the air but, again, sunshine makes a difference. wind will be light across the southern parts of the country. as we go through the day, all of this will head eastwards but, having said that, the high ground will block out a lot of the rain. so there will never be much across the east of scotland of north—east of england, 5.25 see; i).- 7 the heavy stuff there is further west and there will be snow over the highlands. cloud coming down over the southern and eastern areas of england and wales but will stay dry here and reasonably mild into the low teens. unpleasant north and west. the rain should hold iéééj " e'tezt ' '7 "'— not too bad a day if you wear a few layers. as we head into the evening, some rain will arrive across southern areas and it is quite patchy in nature and

scotla nd this stunning shot in highland scotland earlier.earing the south but leaving a legacy of cloud. if we see any brightness it is more likely to be limited, where we could perhaps the temperatures of 12 or 13, generally feeling miserable under the rain, the rain in northern ireland will be problematic. it has been wet recently and we will see surface water spray. it carries on raining through the evening and overnight, by that stage the rain has pushed a bid to scotland, a very different complexion towards tomorrow. still the risk of snow over the highlands and grampian regions, the south still looks brighter, but given we have low pressure across the country i cannot make a try. shell is long spells of rain as well. longer spells of rain as well. longer spells of rain and potentially very windy weather on sunday, at least for scotland and northern ireland it looks a bit drier by then. this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines at 11.30. the prime minister tells scottish conservatives the snp is obsessed with independence and is failing

1975 that the north finally began to make the moves that ended up moving souurning intthe central highlands and slowly moving continuously south. they made a bad choice to pull back when the north began this final condemnation and pull back and try to fight in the area where they felt most comfortable. that caused a panic so in the northern part of south vietnam they felt they had been abandoned by the south vietnamese government. they started fleeing further south. in saigon, i guess the bes way to describe what was going on after the war was increase in chaos, and panic, and a lot of south vietnamese wanting to get out because they were afraid of what was going to happen when the communist took over. there were 800,000 displaced children in vietnam. that was a result to a large extent of the war. by displace, i don't necessarily mean they were orphans but they were not able to be raised by their parents. when it became clear that the south vietnamese government was going to collapse, the adoption agency understood this was going to be a crisis for their agencies and for the children that

this is i-95 northbound right here near highland only that one lane squeezes by.are wet just enough to make things slippery, and throw a monkey wrench in the whole thing this morning. wipers on intermittently, here's a live look at route 70 at west gate boulevard, just a block off from the old elisburg circle route 41, the left turning lane blocked because of the down traffic signal from an overnight accident. be careful hopefully they will have that fixed up and repaired before we get in the height of the rush hour. nifty 50 on the schuylkill expressway coming rolling into downtown. today is national pancake day. here's my version of the short stack right there, put butter and syrup on there and um, pancakes for everybody. pleasantville, new jersey down the shore route 40, right at garden stay parkway they have been working overnight then should be out by about 6:00 o'clock or so, ben franklin bridge no problems at all coming up and over but again everything is wet, slippery and right after the rush hour, penndot setting up the cones here westbound ramps from the

temperatures here were not as high as they work in highland scotland. low cloud coming in later on in the night and arresting that temperature. at maybe arresting that temperature. at maybe a touch code of last night across southern parts of the uk would like to rinse. what would the northwest we could see pictures below freezing. not as cold for northern ireland because more cloud arrived was the end of the night and it will soon warm up in the sunshine across mainland scotland. a different start of the day all the way from north—east in ling, parts of the midlands, eastwell ‘s work. grey. —— north east england. there also may be mist and fog. the greyness pixel out a lift, slowly we should see it improving in most areas. some stubborn areas of cloud will linger through the day. most of us will see some sunshine. around north sea coasts, notably north—east england, it could stay grey or cold, but would light winds we could get 17 or 18 degrees again across highland scotland. as we run through the rest of the week we will see more and more cloud. bringi

this is the scene in highlands of scotla nd this is the scene in highlands of scotland ta ken by thisn. the band of rain crossing west to east. behind that a return to showers in the south—west of england and strong gusty wind sumac, there could be gales here. elsewhere ina there could be gales here. elsewhere in a country low—pressure clearing and an improving picture in scotland and an improving picture in scotland and northern ireland. most of the wintry showers clearing from scotland. a bit of sunshine. northern ireland still cloudy towards belfast but it is looking less windy through the afternoon. in northern england and midlands and east anglia, we have the weather front bringing outbreaks of rain and perhaps sleet and snow across higher ground. in the south—west, sunshine and scattered showers. for the football. likely to see wet weather at white hart lane. at the stadium of light, more likely to see drier weather into the evening. through this evening the cloud two years. a quiet spell of weather for a time and with clear skies it will turn cold with misty patches forming in

northwards towards the highlands, showers, they turn heavy as we go through the afternoon.rain, drizzle on the hills and coasts of the southwest. further east. in lincolnshire, and the south—east, this club will break, some spells of sunshine which could lift temperatures around 16 degrees. this evening and night, this band of rain will move southwards for a time, getting stuck in southern parts of england, to the south of wales. turning soggy by the end of the night. windy in the northwest. wales, and temperatures dropping away in the north of scotland. —— gales. this is the pressure pattern tomorrow. this area provides some showers. the wiggling weather front gets rain in the south of england, cechazg. into gets rain in the south of england, iii; into south wales and into fringing into south wales and into the midlands. a soggy monday to come. sunshine and showers as well. heavy and wintry, especially over higher ground where temperatures begin to drop away. single digits for belfast, glasgow and stornoway. deeper into the week, cold air move southwards across all parts o

that was recorded in highland scotland. even here, these guys were not a spoiler as yesterday.systems at the moment is being kept at bay by this large area of high pressure. and in that area of high pressure. and in that area of four high pressure there has been some cloud and will see the north sea drilling in with cloud and some of that will be heading our have seen today is mostly higher—level code and the sunshine has been rather hazy. 0ne pa rt sunshine has been rather hazy. 0ne part of the country seemed those conditions earlier on was in suffolk. temperatures are not as high as they were in rural scotland but with clear skies and the wind, the temperatures will fall quickly overnight, particularly across mainland scotland. arresting the temperature fall. it will be called maid and a touch colder than the last eight. it's more towards the north—west that we could see temperatures below freezing. not as called for northern ireland because more clodagh rice here towards the end of the night and it will warm up in the sunshine across mainland scotland. different started the

moves that ended up bringing the war to an end and that was by moving south, starting in the central highlands and slowly moving continuously south. and the south vietnamese government made really bad choices to kind of pull back when the north began this invasion and trieto fight in the area where they felt most comfortable and that caused a panic. so people in the northern part of south vietnam felt they had been abandoned by the south vietnamese government and they started fleeing further south. so you had hundreds of thousands of people fleeing one part of the country, moving south toward the east and south so toward the coast and then south toward saigon and i guess the best way to describe what was going on in that last weeks of war was increasing chaos and panic and a lot of south vietnamese wanting to get out of the country as well because they were afraid of what was going to happen when the communists took over. at that point there was something like 800,000 displaced children in vietnam. so that's a really, really large number and that was the result to a large extent of the war.by

northbound traffic is heavy from past highland avenue to 320. major accident? delaware county cleared approaching 320 involving an overtornado vehicle. delays northbound chopper 6 hd on the scene. let's take you to northeast philadelphia, i-95 here, also, but southbound at cottman and you can see we have emergency workers there. they are blocking the left lane. a minute ago we had fire crews blocking two lanes, they left the scene, but penndot is there with the car. southbound jammed from approaching academy to cottman, dave. >> reporter: all right, karen on the big board we have temperatures in the 20s and women's in the teens. this afternoon we can get lighter on the gear. 23 degrees by 7:00 a.m. if you have plans to head out and get stuff done today. by noon, 39. during the afternoon we'll spend it in the 40s, a late day high of 46 degrees at 5:00 p.m. lots of sun, lighter winds, a slight breeze not strong blustery chilly winds we had yesterday. all green aircraft at the airport. no sign of rain in the travel test -- destinations for you travelers. >>> walle

where we will see the highest temperatures, i7 will see the highest temperatures, 17 or 18 across highlandrs or longer spells of rain. we have southerly winds and the high pressure is getting squeezed away into continental europe, pressure continuing to fall on tuesday and from the south—west, we start to see some green for the first time. shelley rain coming in, wales, northern ireland and the southern scotland, it could be heavy. showers and warm sunshine at times. the south—east. this is bbc news. i‘m martine croxall. the headlines at 7pm: "no place to hide". the home secretary says intelligence services must have access to encrypted messages. khalid masood is thought to have been using whatsapp moments before he killed four people. there should be no place for terrorists to hide. we need to make sure that organisations like whatsapp, and there are plenty of others like that, don‘t provide a secret place for terrorists to communicate with each other. more than 30 people have been injured, two seriously, after a suspected gas explosion on merseyside. in russia, police clamp down on anti—

cooler around some of the north sea coasts, 19 degrees is possible in the highlands, not far behind northe. lower temperatures for scotland and north east england on monday. otherwise dry with some sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: ukip loses its only mp after douglas carswell quits to sit as an independent, saying ukip has achieved its objective. we can be absolutely certain that brexit is in good hands. we are going to leave and all of the things that vote leave campaigned for are going to come to pass. it's wonderful. ukip leader paul nuttall says ca rswell‘s resignation isn't a surprise, saying he was never a comfortable ukipper. tributes to the police officer killed in the westminster terror fire crews are dealing with the aftermath of an explosion on the wirral believed to have been caused bya wirral believed to have been caused by a suspected gas leak. the family of pc keith palmer, the officer murdered in the westminster attack on wednesday, have issued a statement thanking those who help him in his final moments. and coming up at 11:30, we'll have our first look

the best across the western highlands, and in the south of england winds will be lighter than we havee are going to pick up more cloud, ringing the likelihood of more rain in the north and west. still decent temperatures by day, and a southerly breeze. the main feature is not high pressure, which gets pushed out into the near continent at a big area of low pressure swamping the atlantic which will bring much more changeable conditions across the uk. and the first signs of rain really arrive with a form of these showers coming into the south—west. wales and wetter weather for northern ireland, and the midlands and southern scotland. for the north—east of scotla nd scotland. for the north—east of scotland the onshore breeze, cloudy and cool here but otherwise decent temperatures on the whole and with fewer showers and a bit more sunshine in east anglia and the south—east, this is where we will have the highest temperatures. as the low temperatures spin weather fronts our way, more organised rain for northern and western areas. much of eastern —— scotland should be dry, bright and warm.

probably the best of any sunshine across this sheltered north—west highlands corner, where we could seeto awards dumfries and galloway. for northern ireland, scattered showers, some sunshine. some of the showers could be heavy with a rumble of thunder, and that's also the case for much of northern england and in towards the midlands. but there will be some good sunny spells through the midlands eastwards and that really will boost temperatures again, up to 18—20 celsius. the breeze, though, more of a feature across the south—west. and we'll also see another weather front moving in, and that'll herald more persistent rain, which will spill its way northwards and eastwards during the course of tuesday night into wednesday. so actually wednesday day is looking pretty cloudy, quite a damp one with outbreaks of rain. most of it across the north and the west of the country, the odd heavy burst mixed in, it will feel cooler as well. we'll still make 15 or 16 celsius across the south—east given some brightness. so, we're into a more unsettled regime midweek onwards. as you can see, tighter pack

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probably the best of any sunshine across this sheltered north—west highlands corner, where we could seent temperatures, but a cooler feel to things. some rain getting in towards dumfries and galloway. for northern ireland, scattered showers, some sunshine. some of the showers could be heavy with a rumble of thunder, and that is also the case for much of northern england and in towards the midlands. but there will be some good sunny spells through the midlands eastwards, and that really will boost temperatures again, up to 18—20 celsius. the breeze, though, more of a feature across the south—west. and we'll also see another weather front moving in. that will herald more persistent rain, which will spill its way northwards and eastwards during the course of tuesday night into wednesday. so, actually, wednesday day is looking pretty cloudy, quite a damp one, with outbreaks of rain. most of it across the north and the west of the country, the odd heavier burst mixed in. it will feel cooler as well. we'll still make 15 or 16 celsius across the south—east, given some brightness. so we're into

until then, let's enjoy this big hive off wins, circulating around it in the centre of the highlands. up to 15 degrees, but again around the coast, a bit ofa degrees, but again around the coast, a bit of a breeze, around the periphery, it will be that the killer. into monday, variable amounts of cloud, but overall, it should stay dry across the majority of the uk. to summarise, then: for the weekend and beyond into next week, lots of settled weather, warm sunshine, particularly well inland, and maybe a touch of frost early in the morning. goodbye. i'm christian fraser live at westminster — the police cordon hasjust the police cordon has just been removed. the headlines at 9. a minute's silence held in trafalgar square as hundreds gather as a sign of solidarity with those caught up in yesterday's attack. people have tried to tear this city apart with acts of terror many times before, they have never succeeded and they never will. our response to this attack on our city, to this attack on our way of life, to this attack on our shared values, shows the world what it means to be a londone