please welcome skylar grey! ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: and congratulations coming off the successful tour with eminem. is eminem one of those people who is, like, super, like, hard core when we see them but then just a softy and sweetheart in real life? >> kind of. h he's legally fun. >> trevor: i feel like eminem is i the booth rapping and then comes to me and is like, hi... he's one of the funniest people i've ever met. >> trevor: you always dreamed about working with eminem. you talked about how you were first introduce to the idea of singing on an eminem song when stand came out. >> i heard that song when i was 13 and it was my first experience loving hip-hop. >> trevor: right. >> then i deep down had this dream of wanting to work with rappers etch though i was a folk singer. >> trevor: right. >> so it was a little odd. then i ended up working with him. so -- >> trevor: how does that story begin? let's go to the beginning. so you get into folk singing, and is this a family t

to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to turn to max blumenthal who is senior editor at the grey zone project max welcome back to kaiser report good to be back you know the one question i want to ask you and just keep in the back your mind is that there's a timeline of how the slippery slope that america's falling down into some. absolute kind of tar pit of horribleness and we're going to we're going to come to that question a minute just keep that in the back you know my foot first. facebook they shut down the page for a local d.c. based anti-fascist group the headline shouted to the american public that it was the russians but the activists were not russians ok your thoughts yes this was one of the few facebook pages organizing a counter protest to the upcoming neo nazi unite the right march all of the pages that were shut down by facebook most of which average between zero and seven followers clearly a threat this must be putin's thirteen dimensional chess to like out match the u.s. by attracting zero followers all of them were left wing liberal sites and some of them may have

so we are starting monday off on a rather grey note again, but a warm and 91, with temperatures startingsence or weather front through central areas, the cloud will be thick enough for the odd spot of light rain and drizzle in places. a few holes that cloud, and the wind will be lighter on monday that what we had over the weekend. so where we get any sunshine, it should feel quite pleasant. temperatures generally will be ranging from 20 to 25 degrees. now, as we had on in towards tuesday, we've still got those weak weather fronts bringing in a cloud at times and were still picking up the air from a south—westerly. but this weather front marks the boundary of something a little bit cooler and fresher. to the north of it, and the warmer and more humid air to the south of it. it does look like generally england and wales will tap into that warm for the next few days, whereas things will be turning cooler across scotland and northern ireland. in fact, cooler across scotland and northern ireland. infact, on cooler across scotland and northern ireland. in fact, on tuesday the arrival of that w

greyjournalist to... season would be the perfect point grey journalist to. ..ou. explain the story in the times. universities, zero courses. it is that time of the year. trying to fill universities up with students. it is that time of the year that in a few years time you will be the anxious parents sitting there waiting for your son to come back and open that envelope, 01’ to come back and open that envelope, or get a text message, to know that gcse or a—level. there are families all over the country waiting for results. i have never heard this about foundation courses at art colleges. nigel knows more about this. i have a son who may have taken one of these courses. this is one of those things you don't think about until you have too. one of those things you don't think about untilyou have too. like one of those things you don't think about until you have too. like so many things. the argument seems to be that is they have now doubled, the numberof be that is they have now doubled, the number of these so—called year zero coui’ses the number of these so—called

but last year there was enough grey in the mustache yet. it looked like i had stuff in it.her year. this year, when i didn't color it, it was a lot more grey so i'm flipping the script, come with the different suits and i'm going to see how the beard game goes. >> steve also flipping the script on his show. >> we set the desk on fire. we had a big fire in the parking lot. we found out that i do better with regular people. let's bring on the regular people with the human interests stories. let's put people on. >> expect more matchmaking. steve's track record is solid. he set up with cynthia bailey with my man, fox sports anchor mike hill. >> i love to make other people laugh. >> cynthia was going to pick somebody else. i told her you're not picking that guy. you're going to pick this guy. steve, he lives in atlanta. he's an attorney. i don't care nothing about that. i talked her into it. they started dating. now it's pretty serious. they're exclusive. so she's found somebody. >> i told mike, i called him. you have cross td over to the entertainment world. things are differen

. >>> fallen chp officer greis. airfield. tomorrow - they were killed earlier this month after the driver of a pickup truck struck them on interstate 80 in fairfield. tomorrow, dutch brothers coffee at its napa, fairfield locations will donate $1 from every drink to greis' family. >> it hit close to home. he was a customer. he drank and americano. we asked what can we do to help? >> the company will also give customers the opportunity to contribute to manuel's family. >>> a brick yard caught fire earlier this morning. firefighters responded about 6:00 a.m. this morning. the blaze was burning where the brick machines were located. >> large supplies is our biggest challenge out here. it's a lot of combustibles and old wood structures as you can see behind me. the fire went out pretty quick once we got some water on it. >> luckily, nobody was hurt. >>> it's hard to miss the air all over the bay area. today, a yellowish tint thanks to the fires burning north of us right now. we have more on the unhealthy air. >>> any time you can

and we're seeing increasing numbers of grey herons ducks oh i also grey geese. called guns ingrid is a real falcon truly firin juicing falcon ahead but boca takes her to the airport to scare off other birds he's heard of the robot falcon but he thinks his flesh and blood can do the job much better. in the eyes of between. can tell very quickly if a bird of prey is in the mood to hunt so if it's really a danger or not they know instinctively now and then you see a hawk flying around here on its way somewhere on the crows don't react the bird of prey needs to be actively hunting as. in contrast to the real falcon the robot that can be controlled and that's an advantage. that. looks for the nearest prey so you can't make it go after a specific but as soon as it's flown off you can't control it. once it's taken off a real falcon pulte whatever takes its fancy. a robotic one is a lot more user friendly other bad so convinced by. a real bird of prey it's dangerous to them so they will try to stay away from it and since they don't see the difference between the row bir

bit disappointing for many of us with regards to sunshine, as many places did stay rather damp and greyticularly southern areas on sunday afternoon. 0n the plus side, it was pretty warm, albeit rather humid. now our airflow has been coming in off the atlantic for the last days and will do so as well, as we head in towards much of the new working week, weather front though trailing back into the central atlantic will continue to bring thicker cloud at times, but you can see the deep orange is here indicating there is so warmth here that we are tapping into, on that south—westerly wind. so we're starting monday off on a rather grey note, once again, but a warm and muggy one with temperatures starting off round 15—17 degrees across parts of england and wales. but with a presence of that weather front through central areas it looks like the cloud will be thick enough for the odd spot of light rain or drizzle in places, a few holes in that cloud but i've also put the window roses on to show that winds will be lighter on monday than what we had over the weekend. so where you get any sunshine,

murky, drizzly, that sort of thing, but eventually, late in the morning and into the afternoon, the grey rain and cloud is to the north—west of us — in fact, between the uk and iceland. we are to the south, and in this area here there is a gap, we have muggy, humid air from the southern climes, from the azores, so that's why it feels so warm outside. in fact, very early on tuesday morning temperatures in the south will be around about 17 celsius, 16,15—16in yorkshire, even in newcastle around 1a celsius, so a relatively warm start to the day. and this is the humid air, you can see the arrows from the south—west here, streaming towards the uk. but when we see this weather pattern, we often get a lot of cloud that shrouds the coastlines, we get mist and murk and even drizzle in places as well. the real weather front is to the north of us, the north—west, but we are in the murky area. however, late in the morning the clouds will break up a little bit and we will get some sunshine. so into the second half of the day on tuesday, that's when we are going to get the best of the weather. very wa

it's really shocking if you just google nicaragua you'll find a greek chorus of pro regime change grey propaganda in every outlet from the guardian to democracy now to the new york times and none of them did what i did have done what i did which was to actually go to nicaragua and talk to the masses of send a nice to support. years who are abused and tortured during a violent right wing coup attempt that nearly shut down the country cost it five hundred million dollars and was designed not just to topple daniel ortega but to destroy the send in east a movement of two to two point five million people one of the most cohesive movements per progress of social change to benefit workers in latin america and that's what this is about it was about destroying an example of socialism to the rest of latin america it was funded substantially by usa id and the regime change arm of the united states the national endowment for democracy and we don't hear about any of that we don't meet any of the student leaders who were beaten half to death shot or tortured because they turned against this plan for

a really overcast, grey day to come with outbreaks of rain, heavy at times.nd also some strong winds, particularly across western and southern areas and even quite breezy inland, too. this is what it looks like at lunchtime, quite a wide weather front, that means a lot of us getting rainfall through this afternoon. cool as well, temperatures mostly in the teens, mid—to low teens in the north. notice that in the west of the country, later in the afternoon, the weather will improve. for some of us in the west, some of us will have some sunshine towards the end of the day. and then overnight, that weather front is well out in the north sea, so the sky is clear. it won't be particular cold, 15 in london, ten or 11 across the north. the good news is, if you want some sunshine, bank holiday monday is looking a lot more promising, just a few showers around but essentially for most of us a drier day and feeling a lot warmer, too, with highs of up to 20 degrees. hello this is bbc news with me ben brown. the headlines: the pope has continued his visit to ireland at the

this grey scene was sent in bya fortunes. this grey scene was sent in by a weather watcher earlier. in central and eastern parts of england and eastern scotland. this photo is certainly brighter but still cloudy. as we go through this evening at, overnight and tomorrow, we have an area of low pressure working in from the west. you can see here that is pushing its way east as we move through tonight and tomorrow. it will bring a spell of persistent and heavy rain and it will be breezy as well. through this evening, we see outbreaks of rain pushing into northern ireland, working into southern and central scotland, northern england and northern parts of wales through the night. to the north of that, there will be clear spells, perhaps eight few patches of mr developing and clear skies will allow the temperatures to fall away into single figures. further south though, it will be a fairly humid, muqqy though, it will be a fairly humid, muggy night. temperatures between 13 and 17 celsius. tomorrow we will see sunny spells for the far north of scotland, one or two showers possible. that ra

a really overcast, grey day to come with outbreaks of rain, heavy at times. strong winds, particularly across western and southern areas and even quite breezy inland, too. this is what it looks like at lunchtime, quite a wide weather front, that means a lot of us getting rainfall through this afternoon. cool as well, temperatures mostly in the teens, mid—to low teens in the north. notice that in the west of the country, later in the afternoon, the weather will improve. some of us in the west will have some sunshine towards the end of the day. and then overnight, that weather front is well out in the north sea, so the sky is clear. it won't be particular cold, 15 in london, ten or 11 across the north. the good news is, if you want some sunshine, bank holiday monday is looking a lot more promising, just a few showers around but essentially for most of us a drier day and feeling a lot warmer, too, with highs of up to 20 degrees in the south. you're watching bbc news and now it is time for click. this week another chance to see our sustainability special from cha

it's really shocking if you just google nicaragua you'll find a greek chorus of pro regime change grey propaganda in every outlet from the guardian to democracy now to the new york times and none of them did what i did have done what i did which was to actually go to nicaragua and talk to the masses send in east us. porters who were abused and tortured during a violent right wing coup attempt that nearly shut down the country cost it five hundred million dollars and was designed not just to topple daniel ortega but to destroy the send in east a movement of two to two point five million people one of the most cohesive movements per progress of social change to benefit workers in latin america and that's what this is about it was about destroying an example of socialism to the rest of latin america it was funded substantially by usa id and the regime change arm of the united states the national endowment for democracy and we don't hear about any of that we don't meet any of the student leaders who were beaten half to death shot or tortured because they turned against this plan for regime

hazy sunshine in northern ireland, the far north and the south of our weather front, grey and murky roundgain pushing towards 30 in the south and east. as we go into saturday a similar story without the rain. so for most it is dry, bright, hazy sunshine, one or two showers in the north but 18—20 here compared with the high 20s further south. so lots of decent weather, there is more chance of rain for the highlands and island on sunday but not much to concern ourselves except that heat and it will be stifling that's it. so goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let's join our news teams where you are. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the bank of england raises interest rates to their highest level since 2009 — meaning the price of many loans and mortgages will increase — but earnings on savings accounts should grow. keeping the peace in zimbabwe, a new president could be announced this evening, following the disputed election. she was murdered by her adoptive father, now, a review finds chances were missed, to save 18 month old elsie skully—hicks. holiday—makers going abroad are warned

this was taken by one of our viewers with thick, grey clouds set to produce more rainfall as we headweek ahead, looking unsettled in the north and the west. it is breezy and showery and the driest and warmest weather is expected in the south east for the week ahead. back to the here and now, this is the rain over the past few hours, parts of scotla nd the past few hours, parts of scotland come eastern england and heavy showers rolling into the west. this evening we will continue to see showers and thunderstorms for the north—west are bringing, wales, the midlands and down to the south—west. heavy rain falling in a short space of time means there could be a lot of time means there could be a lot of surface water around. more rain to come across the south—east of england and east anglia through the course of the night. cloudy and mild for most of us overnight but temperatures holding at around 14 or 15 degrees. to start the working week low pressure still in charge. high pressure across the azores and thatis high pressure across the azores and that is trying to move in across the uk. b

kate grey is there for us, more british medals kate. hello, kate, more british medals?s right, it has been another successful night in berlin, great britain have won three gold medals on the second day as well as three bronze medals. we havejust seen richard whitehead win gold in the t 61200 richard whitehead win gold in the t 61 200 metres richard whitehead win gold in the t 61200 metres and there was also a gold medalfor sabrina 61200 metres and there was also a gold medal for sabrina fortune 61200 metres and there was also a gold medalfor sabrina fortune indy f20 shot put. the 18—year—old maria lyle, she defended her european title in the t35100m hurdles when i spoke to her, she shared her experiences of overcoming mental health over the last few years. i have had a couple of bad couple of years and when you don't perform, it reflects a you are not training hard but you are. that can be hard and also things in my personal life. i have got the right people around me andl have got the right people around me and i have british athletics helping me out and my family, par

i have installed grey water systems. i got rid of my top loading washing machine and put in a front loader. and there is grey water going out to the yard. there is grey water from a shower, my sink at my bathroom and my tub. all going out to the yard. i think here, we have a lot of room to change what we are doing in california. i would love to see for household bills coming out, take advantage. if there's five people living in a house, here is your quantity of water that you get. thank you. i have come in from a colleague of mine. thank you. >> president kwon: bringing it home, chris. welcome. >> thank you. i am absolutely exhausted just listening to this today. i can only imagine how you all feel. in 2001, i was elected to my local water district in half moon bay. i was immediately appointed to the predecessor agency. i have been doing this for a while. when people ask me about my years of public service, my response is, you know, i really like like it. this has been, i don't have a formal great education but this has

was all wooden rackets and the court was all rough and we had coloured balls instead of yellow and greyplaying three times a week at 99 is pretty impressive, but tom has still got some way to go if he is going to get into the record books. according to guinness world records the world's oldest tennis player was a mexican man who reached the tender age of 101. what a shock! if you are getting older, it isa a shock! if you are getting older, it is a thing you must do. keep moving, keep playing sport, keep exercising. walker, do anything, but don'tjust sit there exercising. walker, do anything, but don't just sit there and vegetate. so what about that world record? don't just sit there and vegetate. so what about that world record ?|j have so what about that world record?” have got two years to go yet. you will beat it, though. hopefully, i will beat it, though. hopefully, i will let you know when i do. hopefully, i will let you know when i do. iam sure i am sure he will. there are no excuses for any of us. tom hicks there. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening.

but eventually, later in the morning and into the afternoon, that grey layer of cloud will break up andne. now, on the satellite image, the real rain—bearing cloud is away to the north—west of us — in fact, between the uk and iceland. we're to the south, and within this area here, thisa gap, we've got muggy, humid air from the southern climes, from the azores, so that's why it feels so warm outside. in fact, very early on tuesday morning, temperatures in the south will be around about 17 degrees celsius, i6, 15—16 throughout yorkshire, even in newcastle there around ia celsius, so a relatively warm start to the day. and this is that humid air. if you squint you can see those arrows there, all the way from the south—west here, streaming towards the uk. but when we see this weather pattern, we often get a lot of cloud that shrouds the coastlines. we get a bit of mist and murk, and even drizzle in places, as well. the real weather front‘s away to the north of us here, the north—west, but we're in that sort of murky area. however, later on in the morning the clouds all break up a little bit

it is looking grey out there already across western parts of the uk.. this is the low pressure swinging the end of the lendich, pretty much engulfing most of the uk now. at least the cloud — that wet weather hasn't reached everybody yet. it is across the western half of the british isles so if you are in the east, and he want to make the most of any dry weather this morning, not necessarily sunny, do it over the next few hours it the rain will march in and the winds will be strengthening on the south coast and west of the coasts and it will turn when the inland as well but notice that the rain breaks up at the time we get to the afternoon across western areas are perhaps in pembrokeshire, northern ireland, south—western parts of scotland, some sunshine will be on the way late this afternoon but some of us will hang onto that cloud right into the evening. overnight, the rain pulls out into the north—east of the skies clear, still a breeze out there but not particularly cold, 15 i think overnight in the south—east in london, 13 maybe for most of us, 10 d

he was wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt. officers say if you see him, call 9-1-1. more worries for willow glen. part of the san jose neighborhood was on lockdown today after police say a man and a woman broke into a home on california avenue. but the burglars were caught in the act -- by someone who lives there. they took off, first in a car, then on foot, jumping fences between homes near willow glen elementary. officers eventually caught up with the suspects. barely noticialbe, but a major part of public safety. the city of el cerrito has new plans for a network of security cameras along a popular walking path. nbc bay area )s sergio quintana is at city hall in el cerrito -- w/ the story that )s new at 11. sergio? old nia wilson at a bart station. now... "john lee cowell" could face the death penalty or life in prison. today, the alameda county district attorney )s office addd a "special circumstance" to the charges saying the murder appears intentional. wilson was stabbed to death at the macarathur station, last month. cowell faces multiple charges, along with a

kate grey, bbc news, coventry. of the shortest days of action in test cricket history. england needed to bat all day to avoid defeat — but it tookjust 17 balls and 10 minutes for the final wicket to fall in front of a sparse crowd — who were allowed free entry to trent bridge. it makes the series score 2—1 to england. patrick gearey was there. roll—up, roll—up, for a day at the test. even if it is a short one. at least it's free. nottinghamshire county cricket club reversing a decision to charge £10 for a ticket even though play might only last one ball, after significant criticism on social media. we got our original policy wrong, frankly. we did what felt right at the time. it felt right last october to put tickets on sale. it didn't sit with us too well this morning hence the reason for the change. they will take a financial hit, but the aim is to ensure there are witnesses to the final moments of his tests. i think it's excellent, if the school holidays, it may get some young children in and it will be fantasti

and what being a refugee is like throughout the game the real abdulla caramba appears in pepper's grey situations with silly cliches. come on i mean you don't have gallows in the streets not in my hometown or every hometown of syria. he wants to show what it's like to be a refugee and he seems to have accomplished that path found his even lead to a nomination for the scholarship program in the process. to work as a game designer in syria. it's a long way to do it. there. and now standing center stage latest technology makes it possible to create virtual movies that show actors from all sides but it poses entirely new challenges for technicians and creatives alike the first studio has now opened near berlin. viewers high to eye with the actors it's all possible thanks to virtual reality technology but filming as complex each character must be recreated with a three d. holographic image after all you never know which angle viewers will be watching from recordings are made in so-called value metric video studios like value can at the bubbles bag film park near berlin in the design hundred

fairly typical across many parts of the country, grey cloud, and that cloud did bring with it some showersled theme continues, so often pretty breezy and showery, particularly in the north—west, with the driest weather often to be found in the south—east. but, first thing monday, we've got low pressure to the east, and that will bring some sharp showers to eastern parts of england and up across parts of scotland, some rain lingering here to, where it's going to be fairly cloudy. it will be an improved day for parts of northern ireland, wales and south—west england, with a ridge of higher pressure developing here, and some of these showers through central and eastern parts of england could be heavy and thundery, bringing a mix of hail and heavy rain in quite a short space of time. so the chance of some localised flooding here. temperatures around 17 to 20 in the north—west. we could see up to around 23 celsius in the south—east. through monday night and into tuesday, this area of high pressure from the azores tries to push into southern and south—western parts of the country, but it's also

kate grey, bbc news, coventry.ren of eu migrants have been told their passports won‘t be renewed. the sale of puppies and kittens by pet shops and other commercial dealers in england could be banned under new government plans. the proposals, which are out for consultation, are designed to tackle unethical puppy and kitten farms. it would mean people wanting to buy or adopt a pet less than six months old would have to go to a registered breeder or to a rescue centre. and a warning: andy moore‘s report contains images some viewers may find distressing. we‘re a nation of animal lovers, and we‘re willing to pay a lot of money for the right type. that‘s what drives the unethical breeding trade. but then there are dogs like darwin, six years old and currently unwanted, his home right now in an rspca centre in bath. under the government proposals, anyone wanting a pet would have to come to a rescue centre like this or go to a registered breeder, where they could see the puppy or the kitten with its mother. it‘s estimated

will play the league that is managed by carlo and also face the serbian opposition, the champion dale greyan, the new superstar 0a football. perhaps using the calendar year as the state is claimed for the award for the worlds best player, after winning the world cup with france this summer. the world cup with france this summer. some exciting times for all of the club, the full run through is over on the bbc sport website. burnley‘s european dream is over. they lost their final europa league qualifier a—2 on aggregate to 0lympiakos tonight. they trailed 3—1 from the first leg in greece and were all but out when they went behind on the night. despite matej vydra's late equaliser after some penalty box pinball — the result ends burnley‘s first participation in europe for 51 years rangers and celtic will both be in the draw for the europa league which takes place tomorrow. rangers drew 1—all with nine men against russian side fc ufa, to win the tie 2—1. celtic beat lithuanian side suduva 3—0 on the night and a—1 on aggregate. eight—time winners liverpool have been drawn at home to chelsea in

i was fine until you mentioned fifty shades of grey bit. thank you very much. lovely to see you.ing this week, whatever it is you choose to go and see. have a good week. see you next time. bye— bye. hello, it has been a week in contrast. for england and wales, plenty of sunshine. it has been feeling warm if not hot, but some changes to come. slowly we start to lose the heat. it will feel fresher for all of us by day and night. the increasing chance of showers, particularly midweek onwards. it is sunshine that we will see as we go into monday. this area of high pressure continues across england and wales and we keep this right across northern ireland scotland, with more rain to come. it will keep piling in overnight. it is the most persistent in the western of scotland, at the highlands as well. some cloud sink into the north of england, with mist and look out for western coasts. clear skies with lows overnight at 12 and i6 celsius quite generally. tomorrow as we go into monday, was the sunshine across england and wales with mist and will cloud on the western coast. but that will

a grey, wet, blustery day across the south.dy, with sunshine and showers, some of them merging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much fresher right across the board, particularly in the south east. on friday we do it all again. another area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic to effect the northern half of the country, keeping things more settled across the south and the south—east. it's going to be a windy day across northern ireland, scotland and perhaps north wales. more cloud, outbreaks of rain, persistent across the western scotland. further east you are, quieter, some sunny spells and feeling just a touch warmer than it did on thursday, highs of 22 or 23 degrees. saturday looks fairly quiet but it is only more wind and rain, the best of the brightness and warmth in the south—east. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: devastating scenes as a high mot

i was fine until you mentioned 50 shades of grey. thank you very much. lovely to see you. cinema—going this week, whatever it is you choose to go and see. have a good week. see you next time. bye— bye. and it is daycare weather this week m, and it is daycare weather this week in, particularly hot across the southeast of the country but really fine and a warm across so many other parts of the uk as well. sony for most of us this weekend but the really hot weather will be across the southeast. today in london, we got up to 33 celsius. clear out there for most of us this evening but not necessarily everywhere. a bit more cloud in the northwest and very warm. i9 bit more cloud in the northwest and very warm. 19 in london, 15 in yorkshire, a little bit fresher in the north this coming night. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. best of the sun in central and southern areas. a bit more cloud that will come and go through the day in western scotland and northern ireland, too. call it partly cloudy here. temperatures a lot fresher in belfast and the lowlands of scotland, compared to the so

a grey, wet, blustery day across the south.shine and showers, some of them merging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much fresher right across the board, particularly in the south east. on friday we do it all again. another area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic to effect the northern half of the country, keeping things more settled across the south and the south—east. it's going to be a windy day across northern ireland, scotland and perhaps north wales. more cloud, outbreaks of rain, persistent across the western scotland. further east you are, quieter, some sunny spells and feeling just a touch warmer than it did on thursday, highs of 22 or 23 degrees. saturday looks fairly quiet but it is only more wind and rain, the best of the brightness and warmth in the south—east. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today — a desperate search for survivors in the rubble of the motorway bridge that

i was fine until you mentioned fifty shades of grey. thank you very much. lovely to see you.all your cinema—going this week, whatever it is you choose to go and see. have a good week. see you next time. bye— bye. hello there. we had a bit of rain around on friday across parts of northern england, north wales, into the midlands as well, but for most places it was another warm and dry day. this is how weak ended the day in topsham in devon. heading towards the weekend we will see scenes a little bit like this, more spells of sunshine around and it is looking dry and warm wherever you are. just the chance of the odd shower across northern and western parts of scotland, but it should be a dry weekend elsewhere. heading through the day on saturday, we have high pressure building its way in from the west, a couple of weak weather fronts pushing further south across the uk, introducing slightly fresher conditions to northern and western parts. down towards the south—east of england, that this where we keep the heat and humidity through the day on saturday. most places dry, best of s

murky, drizzly, that sort of thing, but eventually, late in the morning and into the afternoon, the grey, on the satellite image the rain and cloud is to the north—west of us — in fact, between the uk and iceland. we are to the south, and in this area here there is a gap, we have muggy, humid air from the southern climes, from the azores, so that's why it feels so warm outside. in fact, very early on tuesday morning temperatures in the south will be around about 17 celsius, 16,15—16in yorkshire, even in newcastle around 14 celsius, so a relatively warm start to the day. and this is the humid air, you can see the arrows from the south—west here, streaming towards the uk. but when we see this weather pattern, we often get a lot of cloud that shrouds the coastlines, we get mist and murk and even drizzle in places as well. the real weather front is to the north of us, the north—west, but we are in the murky area. however, late in the morning the clouds will break up a little bit and we will get some sunshine. so into the second half of the day on tuesday, that's when we are going to get the

i saw grey hair and no hair andi casket. i saw grey hair and no hair and i kept looking at them.ing with my neighbourhood friends. we are shooting marbles because it was ina we are shooting marbles because it was in a time when kids were able to play outside, you know? i do not know if the boys know what that is any more. richard ross, another friend came around. he had a new guy with him. he said this is cecil. like boys do, we started playing and after awhile, we went around to cecil mull's new house because he had just —— cecil's new house.|j cecil mull's new house because he had just -- cecil's new house. i am seeing stuff i have never seen. it is not like my house. if somebody broke into my house, they better be bringing something! laughter we are walking around the house and i hear music, the piano being played. and this voice sounds like a little girl singing. ilooked and this voice sounds like a little girl singing. i looked in the room andl girl singing. i looked in the room and i see you, and you were there and i see you, and you were there and you were singing and that

kate grey was watching the action for us. this was a match anticipated final.e usa to pursue the young and exciting british team. it's packed arena was certainly treated to an exciting a0 minutes of wheelchair basketball. great britain circa the early lead and their defence is too strong for the americans as they reached the halfway stage great britain had a five—point lead. it was a physical match from start to finish and the americans kept piling on the pressure but with a seven—point lead going into final quarter great britain had the momentum. their skill and speed too much for the americans and so when the final buzzer went there were crowned world champions for the first time ever. an impressive final score line being the americans 79 points to 62. we are working our buts on every day. they say he's going to work to stop us. i say hate they cannot stop us. we definitely feel relieved. we just stepped it up another gear. we always seem to do that. whenever our backs are against the wall we always seem to step up and that's what we did in the fourth quarter

kate grey was watching. impressed on the first night of these championships, winning six medals including gold for scotland in the sb 1a medals including gold for scotland in the sb 14100 metres breaststroke. he successfully defended his title in what was a thrilling race that saw him baulk victory in the final stages. his team—mate sneaking in for the silver. for me, these guys are always better, much stronger and heavier than me, so choose to me that it doesn't matter size or weight, iam that it doesn't matter size or weight, i am a fighter. that is why i always look at myself as the flying scot, that is what i see myself as, the flying scot. that was quickly followed by another bold by louise fidds. she beat the paralympic champion from spain and her team—mates. paralympic champion from spain and her team-mates. i got quite nervous when i saw her ahead, but i came back fast. i was nervous but it worked out so that is good. and britain's first middle of the night went to american victor in the individual m

hannah russell won her second gold of the championships, while alice tai was also a winner as kate greyish swimmers winning medals in their respective categories and a standup performer had to be in the backstroke, beating the rest of the field by nine seconds and tai has that title under her belt she has high standards for the coming years. i said by the time it gets to tokyo, i would be the para champion and. so that is a little thing in the corner, but i think the year has gone pretty well. there was also gold for her 0lympic champion andy as 12 there was also gold for her 0lympic champion andy as12100 metres champion andy as 12 100 metres backstroke. she won her second title of these championships.” backstroke. she won her second title of these championships. i went in to be raised wanting to do the absolute best and got into the final and try to work on the small things in training and it obviously paid off. away from the backstroke events, there was a surprise silver in the 50 metres freestyle. she will go again on sunday for her favourite event the 100 metres freestyle. kent spit

with more, here's kate grey. it's been another record—breaking night for maisie summers—newton.ix 100 metres breaststroke, as well as breaking her own record. a remarkable achievement for the 16—year—old, she has also had to deal with the pressure of her gcs ease, and she will be hoping for more success on results day. i'm quite nervous, but this week's just made it even better, taking my mind off it. there'll be more tomorrow, so off it. there'll be more tomorrow, so hopefully will go well. in vs off it. there'll be more tomorrow, so hopefully will go well. in v514 100 so hopefully will go well. in vs 14 100 metres backstroke, bethany firth w011 100 metres backstroke, bethany firth won her second gold of the championships. despite having to ove 1120 m e championships. despite having to overcome a broken ankle in shoulder injury over the past year. this season has been so up and down, and to get that record back, i'm so happy. the team is doing amazing and we are cheering each other on, so it's a great atmosphere. after day three, great britain have won eight golds, 23 medals in

kate grey is there.the track this evening, there was a changing of the guard for the british team with hannah cockroft being beaten for the first time in the t34 category at a major championship since making her debut in 2011. it is 17—year—old kare adenegan that took the victory in the t34 hundred metres. she had taken the world record as well. but kare adenegan there was pressure on her shoulders as she was going into the championships as the world leader. it is important. the anniversary games was great but it is about the medals, it is important is about the medals, it is important is the british athletics. it is important for me. it is really important. we just went out there, all the girls got shouted that as soon as we all the girls got shouted that as soon as we finished the race to get off the track. you just can't stop the wheelchair and turnaround. it is a fantastic race and family it is a new experience sitting on the second step. britain's second gold came from the field event in the shot pu

i was fine until you mentioned fifty shades of grey. thank you very much. lovely to see you. cinema going this week, whatever it is you choose to go and see. have a good week. see you next. a warning from the bank of england governor about the brexit talks. he says they're entering a critical phase. mark carney tells the bbc the financial system has to be ready if britain crashes out of the eu. the possibility of a no deal is uncomfortably high at this point. brexiteers say the comments are "project fear" all over again, as theresa may travels to france to sell her brexit plans. also on the programme. the sister of a young midwife who's been missing for a week, makes a heartfelt plea. she's my best friend and partner in crime. without her, half of me is gone. zimbabwe's new president emmerson mnangagwa calls for unity. the opposition maintains, his election was rigged.

hahn's victory was one of six golds for great britain on thursday and our reporter kate grey is in berlinteam here in berlin with six athletes being crowned european champions. it was the more experienced members that delivered once again with davis, graham away in their respective events. as the race running a solo show. the first time it's been included in the para— athletics programme and the british athletes certainly dominated. canada w011 athletes certainly dominated. canada won the men's event and hannah won the women's. she don't know why this kind of sport deserves this recognition. it's about several balls a and really severe disabilities getting in the stage, it's about a little kid having a dream. iwas 19, it's about a little kid having a dream. i was 19, but i felt two yea rs old dream. i was 19, but i felt two years old when i had the first your unimpeded sense of movement i've ever had. does not matter how old you are, really. it's about me wanting gold, i really wanted it. forget the opportunity i'm going to ta ke forget the opportunity i'm going to take it. the paralympic

a grey, wet, blustery day across the south.rging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much pressure right across the board, particularly in the south east. on friday we do it all again. another area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic to effect the northern half of the country, keeping things more settled across the south and the south—east. it's going to be a windy day across northern ireland, scotland and perhaps north wales. more cloud, outbreaks of rain, persistent across the western scotland. further east you are, quieter, some sunny spells and feeling just a touch warmer than it did on thursday, highs of 22 or 23 degrees. saturday looks fairly quiet but it is only more wind and rain, the best of the brightness and warmth in the south—east. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: devastating scenes as a high motorway bridge collapses in genoa, italy. at l

so we're starting monday off on a rather grey note, warm and muggy. the day, sunshine will tend to come and go, and could even see cloud thicken up across western hills to produce the odd spit and spot of light rain, but for most of us it should stay generally dry, with lighter winds, and it's going to be a warm one, 20—25 degrees. it will be quite pleasant where you get any sunshine. so for this week we're starting off cloudy and humid, and midweek onwards something a little bit brighter, something fresher by the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. rescue teams continue to step up their efforts to try and reach thousands of stranded families inflood—hit indian province of kerala. almost 200 people have died in the last ten days. many people are still trapped in the houses in many places, i hope they get the help very soon. we couldn't stay there any more, and i'm thankfulfor the people who brought us out of there. a british woman who spent ten hours in the water after falling from a cruise liner near croatia has been rescued. she

kate grey was watching, alice's dominoes continued his evening as she won her second gold of these championshipse freestyle, an impressive achievement considering she was not even feeling at her best. the performance was a bit disappointing, i think. my bodyjust shut down at about a0 metres. it was really hard for me to keep pushing through that. yeah, i was feeling a bit warmer. but i still came home a gold medal soiam but i still came home a gold medal so i am happy with that. it's a difficult week for le simmons but she was all smiles after winning silver in the a00 metres freestyle, her success over here in dublin. now that she has finished a race, she is feeling positive about how she performed. i had a really good europeans. i had a low, then to a high and now i hide aoo europeans. i had a low, then to a high and now i hide 400 free. there isa high and now i hide 400 free. there is a lot to come yet but now i am visiting my country at a european games. i cannot diet mash imagine anything better. i love the team and everything and i'm looking forward to having some cheesecake now an adverse

was maisie summers newton who beat ellie simmonds on her way to setting a new world record...kate greyn years paralympic champion elly simmons has not won a medal in her favourite events the 200 metres individual meddling, however a british athlete was crowned european champion in the event, 16—year—old maisie summers neuton we even broke ellie simmonds world record in the process and what i caught world record in the process and what icaught up world record in the process and what i caught up with her at the end of the race she cannot quite believe she had beaten the record that belong to the athlete that inspired her to get into paris slimming. belong to the athlete that inspired her to get into paris slimminglj used to look up to her, she's the one that made me start competitive swimming in end, so it is a bit surreal beating her, but she's done so surreal beating her, but she's done so well, so proud of her. there was another world record at this time for tom hamer in vs 1a 200 metres of freestyle. you may or may bring him from winning gold at the commonwealth grip to limit games e

kate grey was track—side today.e british team on the opening day of the championship, winning seven medals, two gold medals. the first mdt 33100 metres, and then follow—up with a gold in the f 46 javelin throw. and i am very pleased to say she is nowjoining me. a huge congratulations. commonwealth champion earlier in the here and now a european champion, won year it been for you. it has been amazing. we did not know this to be our event, but the fact i have only really had to them opportunities to get back to training and start throwing, i am just so happy to get the european title and also a course re cord the european title and also a course record after an amazing commonwealth games. i record after an amazing commonwealth games. lam record after an amazing commonwealth games. i am up the season now and i cannot wait to get into winter training and ready for the next two years. you won by almost eight metres. you've done it for so long now, does that affect your motivation anyway? it is not that me. my focus is on