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from the clear blue sky of the doha moony. to the fresh fruit embrace in the city of. alice believe very windy night in course the whole of the west and the gusts and kept costs really have been high and has been is an area of low pressure has been developing in that area of track he's active weather this so rain in snow banks and the picture i think is going to be one of rain for italy but snow for northern slovenia and the outskirts to austria east as that of what has been falling as snow over a good part of ukraine is still drifting studying towards the caucasus leaving this clear area behind which is not cold eight degrees in bucharest and know in europe fairly windy as you can see but again temperatures as if anything left a little bit four in berlin but seven in london now the picture overnight is going to be everything moving in that general directions or got lost a tick of the denarii cow some parts of austria rain again through the adriatic dancer italy and into greece and it's still i think it to be windy for some so this is a stormy time for the western med

i used to say we are spend too much moony. now i don't care. 5 fallen into the trap.ennedy: i don't think that's something we can aban donnell regardless of who's president. i think we should expect responsible fiscal stewardship. particularly from republicans. but they abandoned that. chris: nobody in the 2016 election was talking about spending. i love president trump but it's not something he focused on from the very beginning. a lot of us wish he would tackle entitlements. on the infrastructure plan which you were talking about before. i have been saying for a long time the president should be tackling infrastructure. lots of free market opportunities for to us show how we can be creative about rebuilding our infrastructure are completely missed mere. representative massachusets massie has a great -- representative massie has a great plan to get out of the airports. airline lobbyists don't like the and it's not in the president's plan even thought it wouldn't cost taxpayers a single penny. $1. >> 0 billion and it's left on the table. lisa * these are basically pol

from the clear blue sky of the doha moony. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city of love. i'm most impressed when a news anchor manages to say sudden stratospheric warming without the aid of a teleprompter but us we've got at the moment cold air across the arctic we've got sudden stratospheric warming taking place which means that high pressure is beginning to push that cold air further towards the south and next week i think across much of europe we're going to see really cold air pushing towards the west is already there across parts of russia temperatures well down into minus double digits but elsewhere with a c. colder coming up with the threat of snow we also a threat of snow as a result of this area of low pressure which is down across southern areas at the moment we've seen some significant rainfall totals in albania for instance but i think over the next twenty four hours or back to the problem of snowing see the snow across the the air excelled by larry states the balkans was trying to say area of snow is going to continue going to continue to push further towards