here's susan powell.e settled weather on the way in the coming days but not to say nothing will change was not quite a big change especially for the start of next week as it is going to feel much colder. but this is the reason for the settled weather at the moment. an area of high pressure. at the moment it is meaning a lot of fine weather for the afternoon with some patchy cloud still across central areas of england. but from any some bright sunny spells and temperatures already just a any some bright sunny spells and temperatures alreadyjust a shade down on yesterday with highs of around 9 degrees. tonight the cloud thins out and breaks allowing for quite a widespread frost to develop. down to around —3 in rural areas. thursday gets off to a cold but bright start from any. if anything we tend to see the cloud building through the course of the day so perhaps some hazy sunshine in the afternoon. even some drizzle in the far north—west. and temperatures falling a couple of degrees. then the easterly wind

here's susan powell. in the east. this cloud bringing patchy outbreaks of rain and drizzle. and more out of that this evening and overnight. the cloud helping to hold the temperatures. sunspots tipping the freezing but essentially a couple of degrees above. further north and west, clearer skies and lighter winds and lows of —2, minus three. the weather front is short lived in the east. high—pressure is going to be eroding it in the next 24 hours. you see the remnants on tuesday and by wednesday, it has practically gone, just a legacy of cloud, high—pressure dominating for the next ten days. more on the effects injusta next ten days. more on the effects injust a moment. wednesday, basically bringing a largely fine day, still some cloud left over from that weather front leading into england and wales will stop but most areas getting brightness, already feeling a little bit cooler than it has done today with highs of 78 degrees. for thursday, the high—pressure very much doing its and holding these weather fr

here's susan powell.e cold weather on the way. especially through the weekend and into next week. the high pressure is with us at the moment. tonight it just means a lot of fine weather. thinning cloud and a widespread frost. some mist and freezing fog possible in northern england and the midlands. some decent brightness first thing on thursday. the cloud tending to thicken as the day goes which. by. some drizzle in western scotla nd which. by. some drizzle in western scotland and northern ireland. the easterly wind starting to strengthen in the south. the wind stronger again on friday a sunnier day on friday. the high pressure keeping our weather fronts at bay. the high pressure will be with us through the weekend. so more dry and fair weather. but that high is building and extending further east. if we follow the lines, they're like a pipeline pulling cold airfrom siberia towards us for the start of next week. look at the clash with the warm air in the mediterranean, some nasty conditions in southern eu

here's susan powell. we look at the satellite picture first, you can see a good, clear slot.d maybe something heavier across east anglia and the far south—east for a time in the next few hours. temperatures pretty healthy in some sunshine towards the south—west, maybe about 11 or 12 degrees. this weather fronts in the east will keep the temperature overnight. across a good portion of central and eastern england, that will be, thanks to a covering of cloud. temperatures made it close to freezing, but with a clearer skies towards the west, the south—west of england, wales, northern ireland and scotla nd england, wales, northern ireland and scotland we will see frost developing and lows of minus two or three. that is probably the last significant weather fronts pushing into the british isles for perhaps over a week. high pressure building for wednesday, betty rhodes the weather fronts. get used to seeing bataille, it will be with as well into next week and it will really dominate the weather. a legacy of cloud from the weather fronts perhaps squeezing out the odd bit of light ra

here's susan powell.ularly to the north and west, with clear skies allowing the warmth through the day we gained today to radiate away. we will see widespread frost developing tonight. in the east, thicker cloud, and a weather front that will feed drizzle into eastern areas for the small hours, but the temperatures are above freezing for frost. we can see the blue on the map behind me, —2 or three as a starting temperature. frosty but a lovely looking start for scotland and northern ireland with sunshine, always more cloud around for england and wales, hopefully some brightness, but perhaps cloud thick enough to bring rain into the midlands in the afternoon. top temperatures, 7—9, so cooler than today. high pressure is going to be keeping our weather settled as we look into the foreseeable future. the weather front is the last one we will see for some time. if you are a regular viewer, you will get bored of the higher pressure charts. thursday, high—pressure stored in the west to the atlantic, a fine day

here's susan powell.. there has been sunshine today which has left us with clear skies and now things turn colder overnight. further south there is more clout around and some drizzly rain overnight. that will hold temperatures up just above freezing. but further north it could be as low as minus three. wednesday morning, but the best of the sunshine first thing. a frosty start but beautiful nonetheless for scotland and northern ireland. much of the north of england more clout around. some drizzle further south and hopefully a bit brighter across easternmost england. starting to feel a bit cooler. just a glimpse of things to come. this is bbc news — the headlines. there have been calls for the chief executive of oxfam to stand down. oxfam says around 7,000 people have stopped donating money, following the revelations that some staff used prostitutes in haiti. syrian government forces have intensified their bombing of a rebel—held enclave near damascus, with 100 civilians — including 20 children — among tho

the last false scandal ta devin nunes generated whether there had been unproper masking by susan rice and powellow the republicans are saying well, they didn't specifically name clinton and dnc, well, that, of course, is a policy that fbi and doj has observed forever on the applications. not to name u.s. citizen. chris: here is the reaction of republican chair devin nunes. >> they are advocating that it's okay for the fbi and doj to use political dirt paid for by one campaign and use it against the other campaign. and i don't care who you are, republican, democrat or independent, in the united states of america, that is unacceptable. chris: doesn't nunes have a point, sir? >> no, he doesn't and furthermore he has no credibility. we know devin of the midnight run where he goes to the white house to get information to suggest that there had been wiretapping of donald trump, we know that's not true. i refer to unmasking scandal which turns out not to be true. now it turns out that the fbi used as part of much larger fisa application some information that it received from christopher steele, highly-

the last false scandal ta devin nunes generated whether there had been unproper masking by susan rice and powellw the republicans are saying well, they didn't specifically name clinton and dnc, well, that, of course, is a policy that fbi and doj has observed forever on the applications. not to name u.s. citizen. chris: here is the reaction of republican chair devin nunes. >> they are advocating that it's okay for the fbi and doj to use political dirt paid for by one campaign and use it against the other campaign. and i don't care who you are, republican, democrat or independent, in the united states of america, that is unacceptable. chris: doesn't nunes have a point, sir? >> no, he doesn't and furthermore he has no credibility. we know devin of the midnight run where he goes to the white house to get information to suggest that there had been wiretapping of donald trump, we know that's not true. i refer to unmasking scandal which turns out not to be true. now it turns out that the fbi used as part of much larger fisa application some information that it received from christopher steele, highly-t

the way i think the me too movement started in silicon valley and -- with ellen powell doing her venture capital firm and susaner or since allegation in silicon valley that happens month before harvey weinstein but company i want to talk about in reference to your question is google. and they're much like the industry average so 30% overall, women 20% women in technical roles. in the early days, larry founders of google actually focused on hiring strong women. and they hired some amazing women like susan who -- built ad business and now youtube and convince google to buy youtube and marissa myer who developed the user interface the simple search bar that we all use many, many times every day. and sharon sandburg who scaled the ad business and then dot same thing at took and as google grew, wengts public and soft exploded inside over -- the first decade of 2000, they lost focus and they were focused on filling seats andon getting through financial crisis. and in 2012 they lifted heads up like oh, my god where are all of the women and their numbers had -- plummeted to the average of everybody else. and i think t

susan powell is here with us now. weather. susan powell is here with us now. good afternoon.alking about hot air and cold air. today we are talking about wind. not yours personally. this is going well. but wind chill. i'm going to show you this high pressure chart repeatedly. we have an easterly wind and do you know why the wind chill makes you feel cold? go on. it is because your body has warm moist skin and the cold air, your body tries to maintain its warm. you have a boundary of warm air, the hairs that keep you cushioned and the wind chill mixes that air off you and what makes you feel cold and speeds up what makes you feel cold and speeds up the rate that moisture evaporates —on up the rate that moisture evaporates — on the the same principle that a fridge works. fascinating. you are fascinating. i am. he is fridge works. fascinating. you are fascinating. iam. he is pretending well. i was out this morning and it was a beautiful morning. yes, but now we have to get dramatic and i'm going to talk about the beast from east. that is not you from the south—east of england. y