to southeasted asia. they don't just make new investments, they actually moved the coast of the acceleration of china's investment environment. that actually happens. a little bit before the new policy. say, the new policy actually meets with structural opportunity. it is a difference from the policy in the 90's or 2000s. china, is nott of strong. doesn't have to encourage the business. the business will go south. without the government encouragement. by now, the government gives incentives for more and more businesses going to explore the market in south asia. without government encouragement, they will go through that market as well. i cannot give you a concrete number. i would like to know that number. secondly, i can't speak for chinese government, i can only say that taiwan it really one's to -- and that dpp. that is manning because taiwan joining any trade agreement. that really worries the administration. so, that is an opportunity that taiwan wants to grab on. taiwann indication that is thinking t

of southeast asian refugees arrived in 1981, which is roughly the midpoint of southeast asian refugee arrivals . they were resettled by religious organizations. some of these organizations are ones that are very active and prominent today. the united states conference catholic bishops. religious organizations were very important in advocating for increased refugee admissions and also doing the work of helping the united states. these voluntary agencies received a government grant between $300 and $500 per refugees to help refugees in their first three weeks upon arrival. these voluntary agencies also partnered with local organizations. , usually an individual a community group, especially a congregation, a synagogue, or a church. were civiches organizations would sponsor refugees and take them under their wings. liveimes refugees actually in church buildings for the first few days in the united states. , or oneiewed one family church sponsor that had housed a family in their church and they did not have showers so the refugees lived in the sunday school classrooms and walked across th

policy in southeast asia. assistant defense secretary for asian and pacific security affairs randall schriver will deliver the keynote. live coverage here on c-span2. >> it is right now my distinct pleasure to introduce my friend and colleague, randy schreiber, use assistant secretary of defense for asian and pacific affairs at department of defense and is really spearheading efforts in the department of defense and throughout the government to really compete more vigorously with china and southeast asia, to build up new relationships with respect to vietnam and indonesia and the philippines. he's already done some excellent work with his team here as well, and we will do a lot more in the future. and we're just thrilled to ask them to open the session with his remarks. so without further ado let me call up randy schriver. where are you, randy? there you are. thank you. [applause] >> dan, thank you. it's great to be back at aei and really nice to be introduced by my friend dan blumenthal, one of the i think le

attitudes toward southeast asian refugees did warm over time but american reluctance to admit southeast asian refugees remained consistent threat the 1970's and 80's. even a full decade after the end of the vietnam war, a plurality believed the united states had accepted too many refugees. as this slide indicates, i added statistics from october 2016. 41% of voters said the u.s. should accept syrian refugees. 54% said it should not. this is interesting because more americans are supportive of refugee resettlement today than compared to after the vietnam war, which i think is surprising for a lot of people. so why do people pose southeast asian refugees? the new york times visited a town called niceville, florida. the town was not particularly nice to the refugees from vietnam. niceville is located near in air force base, the site of one of the military run refugee camps. despite the proximity to vietnamese refugees, or the caps -- or perhaps because of it, the people there felt the limits of american welcome. a local radio station pulled residents about the 1500 beta refugees being airl

southeast asia lies at the heart of the indo-pacific region and are acutely southeast asian and the maritime domain are areas where these concepts are most challenged. southeast asian we think therefore has much to gain from a successful advancement of our vision and our strategy. while the u.s. has long recognized the importance of southeast asia as evidenced by our long-standing security partnerships and alliances, the philippines, thailand, singapore, our interest are growing alongside the growth and importance of the region as a whole, particularly the security and economic aspects. as a result we are increasing a meaningful engagement with southeast asia, so let me address dod's role in that. secretary mattis is personally committed to this region. he's visited the indo-pacific region seven times as secretary of defense including four times in southeast asia. he also believes in a strong investment in austin that institution such as the asean defense ministers meeting plus, particular folks for the apartment and right now currently united states is cochairing an expert level working gro

southeast asia lies at the heart of the indo pacific region, less arguably southeast asia and maritime domain. are areas where the concept are most challenged. southeast asia we can therefore as much to gain from the successful advancement of our vision and our strategy. while the us has recognized the importance of southeast asia as evidenced by our security partnerships and alliances with the philippines, thailand, singapore, our interests are growing alongside the growth and importance of the region as a whole, particularly the security and economic aspects . so as a result, we are increasing our meaningful engagement with southeast asia so let me address the ods role. secretary mattis is committed to this region, visiting the indo pacific region seven times as secretary of defense, or times that southeast asia. he also believes in a strong investment in institutions such as the oregon defense ministers meeting plus, the 80+. he's a particular focus for the department and right now currently the united states is cochairing an expert level working group on humanitarian affairs and ha

thank you for your questions on southeast asia. [laughing] we are trying to visit to southeast asia. so the united states government has announced the suspension of one major military exercise, the freedom guardian exercise, and a couple of minor marine exchanges that involve amphibious landings. note of the decisions have been made, other announcements have been made. what we do in a future will depend on north korean behavior and we will look to secretary of state pompeo and the president to give us a lead on their assessment of how the negotiations are going. let's go one question, please. the recent i guess turning over of the port in sri lanka for 100 years has raised a lot of eyebrows. are there any other infrastructure, strategic and for such programs you see in the region your concern could be turned over to china in a similar way if the debt isn't repaid? i think the lease was for 99 years which is interesting because the same terms as hong kong was originally turned over and so there's this irony of the deal the chinese a

east anglia and the southeast as the day wears on, a much—needed dose of rain here. and scotland here, still some sunny spells, but also some heavy and thundery showers. it will be breezy, and across the board, temperatures will be well down, i6—20d at best. we lose the ring from the southeast thursday afternoon, high pressure builds its way back in the southern parts, but further north, are frontal system will bring some outbreaks of rain again on friday across parts of northern ireland and the western side of scotland. further south and east, we should hold onto some spells of sunshine, cloud amounts tend to increase throughout the day. a breezy day wherever you are, particularly to southwest, 40—45 kph when gotze, and temperatures further southeast will begin to creep upwards again. heading into the weekend, high pressure still holding on torso south, a few different areas of low pressure drifting in from the atlantic, light rain across the northern and central portions of the uk. a bit of uncertainty as to whether that wet weather will turn up, but the driest wea

, i again just weakening as it go southeast, i againjust a weakening as it go southeast, i again justt, i againjust a band of cloud a weakening as it go southeast, i again just a band of cloud a little bit of drizzle from time to time, southeast corner again we could see plenty of sunshine a potential for warand plenty of sunshine a potential for war and fresh conditions however up into the far north and west so that's the story across the uk through the course of the week, southwest slope driving in this warm air, but as weather friends push southwest slope driving in this warm air, but as weatherfriends push in italy to do something rash into the far north and west, jet stream not particularly powerful at the moment, quite agile lading and all the time you get states to the south, it looks likely in the longer 6—10 day period, high—pressure stays as a dominant feature however some computer models wanted to lose its identity and split into and that could mean we see a few more showers from time to time. does not look as though the most significant story, at the moment still sticking

today we will talk about topic 18, southeast asian refugee migration. if you have been following the news in recent years, i imagine that you, like me, have found it difficult to ignore the toffee -- topic of refugees. refugeean image of a fleeing communist vietnam in 1975. it reminds us of images that we might see on the news today. hard to ignore the human stories, families perishing at sea. refugees are suffocating in meat

this is dean of your business i'm proud of us in berlin welcome foreign ministers of ten southeast asian nations are meeting for multilateral talks in singapore today at the top of the agenda of this meeting the escalating trade dispute between the u.s. and china it's become a conflict with a potential to do harm to many of the region's economies and the latest salvo from the u.s. is giving today's talks fresh urgency. the gathering is taking place amid continuing bad news for members of the association of southeast asian nations or.

someone in the southeast, but we have cloud, and patchy rain that is drifting southeastward, into therighter and fresher air, and some dry weather. hello, this is bbc world news today. i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories... a final farewell to ‘the queen of soul', at the funeral of the legendary soul singer, aretha franklin. # you make me feel like a natural woman. friends, family and many famous faces are attending the music—filled ceremony in the musician's home city of detroit. in washington, members of the us congress gather to commemorate the late senatorjohn mccain. also today. a bbc investigation uncovers evidence of the mass—detention of members of china's uighur community. a prominent leader of pro—russia separatists in eastern ukraine has been killed in an explosion in donetsk.

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right now i'm at the intersection of 56th street southeast and ayers place southeast. let me move out of the way and you can see the yellow crime scene tape roping off this neighborhood. you look down there, there isol detective,e officers, and they are investigating. let's roll some video. people in thisl neighborhood t me a car circled the block and then someone fired the several rounds on the 100 block of 56th street southeast.d one man tol me it sounded like fireworks. shooter hit a girl and two others. a woman and another wvenile. theye injured. however, police have not told us how they were injured. we do know that they are aconscious breathing. >>> now, police, again, ar searching dark-colored older model acura or lexus wit fourdoors. it has a wing on the back with eye license plate in the front window. enu are looking at a live picture of the here. there were several shots fired. one man told me he lived down the block, heard the shots. he was in his house and he ducked down. folks in this neighborhood tell that they are sick and tired of the violence and they

we had a frontal system to the northwest of the uk and it will continue to slowly sink its way southeastnto tomorrow. i pressure maintain dominance as much of england and wales seem very dry and warm if not hot. that band of rain continue overnight in scotland. some mist and cloud developing over wales in southwest england. clear skies elsewhere and of muggy with the bridge between 13 and 16 celsius. the missile start this person with plenty of sunshine tomorrow once again. celso clapper and ireland and scotla nd again. celso clapper and ireland and scotland would patchy rain it time with some breaks in the rain the further east you are. see the cloud leaking into part of the living could see a few spots of rain in the afternoon. strongest winds in the western isles of scotland and light winds elsewhere. still a very hot day east anglia and southeast england were two brochures are lucky to exceed 30 celsius, somewhat cooler and fresher the further northwest that you are. most of a dry heaving tomorrow evening would lay spells of sunshine and the still a band of cloud from scotland into p

this is dean of your business i'm proud of us in berlin welcome foreign ministers of ten southeast asian nations are meeting for multilateral talks in singapore today at the top of the agenda of this meeting the escalating trade dispute between the u.s. and china it's become a conflict with a potential to do harm to many of the region's economies and the latest salvo from the u.s. is giving today's talks fresh urgency. the gathering is taking place amid continuing bad news for members of the association of southeast asian nations or. the u.s. just announced plans to raise its latest round of tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports from ten to twenty five percent. as part of china's growing export supply chain the us young nation stand to lose big in any trade war. a full scale conflict could slash singapore's growth next year by half the host country's leader warned the association to brace itself rules based multilateral trading system which underpin the us here is growth and prosperity is under pressure. it's important to us and continue to support the multilate

pleasa ntly across is angry and southeast.es at 8.00pm. detectives searching for the missing midwife samantha eastwood say they have found a body — three people have been arrested. new research suggests only a third of plastic food containers can be be recycled — the rest is sent to landfill. what we need to do is drive designers and manufacturers and retailers to go towards those types of packs, which are more easily recycled. hot air from north africa causes a severe heatwave in spain and portugal, temperatures could push above europe's record high of 48 celsius. also this hour, the record—breaking bluebird hydroplane is relaunched.

overnight it is a little warm and muggy in the far southeast oak london temperature is around 17 degreest ten or 12 celsius in city centres across scotland and northern ireland. that weather pushes its way eastwards a cross ireland. that weather pushes its way eastwards across the uk and clearing off towards scandinavia with he waved pushing eastwards and rush whether for us through the day on wednesday so not a bad day at all. some showers around in scotland and northern ireland. across this patch, temperatures will be at least 10 degrees cooler than in recent days inafew degrees cooler than in recent days in a few spots. 23 or 24, top temperature across the southeast of the england and many places having a dry day with sunshine on thursday and a few showers on scotland and northern ireland and more persistent rainfor northern ireland and more persistent rain for the northern ireland and more persistent rainforthe far northern ireland and more persistent rain for the far southeast. there will be welcome rainfall across this patch that has been very dry for much of the summer. during the

not getting much rain at all across east anglia in the southeast.g overnight across the island and west of scotla nd overnight across the island and west of scotland and clearer skies elsewhere. then noticeably cooler night for the southeast where in london last night it was 19 degrees. 12 and for the north some single figure temperatures. much cooler starter friday and we have sunshine to begin with but even here it will cloud over. showers in the word go at northwest we are blown for the seven east with heavy hail and thunder. very few places missing there as well. blown up by a blustery west to southwest wind which will mean temperatures are probably going to be a bit lower still on friday. perhaps when 15 degrees in newcastle others should not be to me showers around here. the shower should probably tends to fade away during the evening. most of them on the weather front there and building pressure comes in for atla ntic and building pressure comes in for atlantic briefly pushing or the worst of the showers as the north sea and the wind as well.

be warmer for all and certainly for england and wales, 27—29dc, maybe 30 in the southeast.k's we could seek thicker cloud, some showery rain across northern england, the north midlands and into wales and in the north and south should have a fine day with good spells of sunshine but those temperatures will rise even further to the south and southeast. we are tapping into that warm air in the near continent so highs up to 32 degrees across the southeast. the northeast, 17 to 22 celsius. onto the wicked, high pressure which is damaging to see. highlight isobars and that northern weather front will affect the corner of the country. the front sinks his way southwards during the week. fresher, cloudier conditions too much of scotland and northern ireland in the far north of england. steerfairly northern ireland in the far north of england. steer fairly warm with temperatures into the low to mid 205 celsius. for the south will be hotter with the upper 205 celsius and across the southeast with a low 305 high. things will cool off a little bit as we head into next week asa little bi

also in southeast alaska.nd t is a woven tunic what that refers to is a style of art that's woven mountain get to hair and then woven over strands of cedar bark. then the specific design style, which has these wonderful bold designs that portray the emblems or of particular clans. in this case, this very abstract design represents the diving killer whale. anyone from that community seeing this would be instantly aware of the person's clan affiliation, which would be -- and this is an emblem of the clan. to explain the design, this is a diving killer whale. the large eyes down at the bottom are the whale's eyes. it's diving. its face is at the bottom. its body rises above. and then you see two spirit faces. these are particular separate souls of the whale. one at the blow hole and one that represents the body of the whale. and then the tail of the whale has eyes built into it. a tunic like this would be worn often at a ceremony and this is to -- the most important ones were memorials to someone who had died. th

maybe 26 degrees in the southeast, that weather fronts poses with southeast into monday, like acrossuesday, so in area of cloud to parts of the middle and towards wales on tuesday, again another warm day with some sunshine in the southeast and to the north, it should be fairly warm with variable cloud in a few sun spells. as he headed to next week, looks like it warmer cross without them northwards, it will lose that brief speu northwards, it will lose that brief spell across the north of the country, and if i show you the jet stream, ill be very far northwestern parts of the country, we will see the areas of low pressure in the weather fronts, to the south of the jet stream there will be a warmer sector with, the in area of low pressure, my season showers by the end of the week, but ina showers by the end of the week, but in a message for early september is to feel pretty good extra high pressures , to feel pretty good extra high pressures, and some sunny spells around and it's going to feel warmer for most of the britain's biggest payday company — wonga — collapses, afterfacing a g

in a week ireland will be back on the hunt in southeast asia and we agreed to meet again there as it is also time for me to frame my first visit to the countries that go through it. and hopefully the point that i see in the water. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of sanctuary are realized but sometimes disenchantment drive them home. in the second of two films on these contrasting experiences people and power meets the returning migrants now determined to discourage others from following the same problems to gambia back home on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. but this being the refugio muslim is lawyer it's not a normal life. and the story needs to be told we do stories that have an interest that i testify in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys behind al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on air and online . one of the best healthcare systems in the world model of. trust with local doctors as the gatekeepers we have really good continuity of care people while

crowd breaking up from time to time to give spells of sunshine and temperatures in the southeast cornertems working further south and east bringing outbreaks of rain even into the southeast corner at stage and behind that we get into some cooler, fresher air on thursday. a big drop in the temperatures come early rain across east anglia and the south east been the skies brightened we see spells of sunshine but blustery, heavy thundery showers into western scotland, northern ireland, brass northern england and temperatures across the board taking a tumble. 16 in glasgow, 20 in london. for the end of the week another change. this area of low pressure pushes its way in from the atlantic. again northern and western areas that bear the brunt of the rain, pretty strong and gusty winds back here as well. whereas further south and east it will stay largely dry and things look pretty changeable as we head towards the weekend. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11pm: 26 people have died and 15 were badly injured after a motorway bridge collapses in northern italy. emergency worker

it will be my responsibility to reach out to democrats and independents to let everybody i southeasts a home for them in thi campaign. it's an incredibly exciting tim to be an american in this country. i was very humbled by president trump's endorsement and tweet. i will be focused on the citizens of southeast michigan who want very, very simple but important things but the work taxes. regulation. there are enjoying the economic benefits that come from a trump presidency. we will want to know that they will have expected to take the child to when their child is sick. and they will be able to afford the co-pay. will be my focus over the next 90 days leading into november 6 to represent all people in southeast michigan. a come from the family of democrats and republicans and independents. >> you have resulted in favor o the trump agenda. of the first 20 months in office . it is remarkable in michigan. also your race, we are looking at the highest we are looking a the highest turnout for a primary election in 20 years. a lot of interest. what you think is driving that. i said this many

it will be my responsibility to reach out to democrats and u independents to let everybody in southeast michigan know that there is a home for them in this campaign. it's an incredibly exciting time to be an american in the country. i was very humbled by president trump's endorsement and his tweet. and most importantly i will be focused on the citizens of southeast michigan who want very, very simple but important things. they want lower taxes, less regulation. they're enjoying the economic benefits that have come from a trump presidency. people want to know that they'll have a doctor to take care child to when their child is sick and that they'll be able to afford the copay it will be my focus over the next 90 days leading into november 6 to represent all people in southeast michigan. i come from a family of democrats and republicans and independents. lou: you must have had a good time in your family with democrats and republicans, particularly over the last decade or so. you've resolved it in favor of the trump agenda. >> yes, sir. lou: what you're describing is the trump agenda and t

some sunshine, more sunshine in the southeast and east anglia by the state but temperatures are back should be at the sound of year. to weather scenarios, this one looks less likely, we're looking at high—pressure, the position of high pressure is drifting more towards northwestern uk, it allows a cooler, northwestern uk, it allows a cooler, north to northeasterly breeze and brings in shower down the east coast. in the bit cooler in this scenario, more likely scenario is about high—pressure on the gfs model more toward scandinavia, morgan easterly breeze warmer as you can see theirs doesn't showers that may make their way up through the irish sea, across the southern parts of england. not a lot of rain either scenario, essentially dominated. the number of suspicious deaths being investigated in a hospital maternity unit increases. nearly 20 more families come forward, claiming babies and mothers have died because of blunders at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. the feeling that we got is we were just — the whole time i was in there i was just a number to them. it was just a bed and n

not sunshine, but some in the south and southeast. tonight will be dry and southeast.nd clear, cloud to the far south west of england is, perhaps some showers in the far south these, but most showers in the far south these, but m ost pla ces showers in the far south these, but most places dry. some clouds around, but not as chilly as the last few nights. friday, starting with a dry, cool notes, about building up through the afternoon to allow sunny spells and patchy clouds. this weather front system bringing spells and patchy clouds. this weatherfront system bringing cloud into the western fringes of the country. awol midday, —— a warm day, and woman up into the weekend. you're watching beyond one hundred days. ten tweets in one morning. donald trump steps up his attacks on everyone from the press to the supreme court. he's under growing legal pressure and doesn't like what he's seeing in the media. donald trump uses his twitter account to sow division on the same day mourners from both sides of the aisle celebrate the public service ofjohn mccain. my my name is joe my

one producing sharp showers in the southeast and another very wea k in the southeast and another veryd fresher conditions with a scattering of showers in the northwest. highest values here 14—17d. to the south of that front we could see highs of 22, 70 two fahrenheit. high pressure will starts to build in an quiet things down but it does look as though the start of thursday could be chilly with a single figure is widely low single figures perhaps into the north. but there will be some sunshine around. quickly clouding over from the west as we go through the day. as we go into the afternoon there is a small chance of afternoon there is a small chance of a shower almost anywhere. but favourites by far west of scotland. highs of 14—20d with a threat of some rain into the southwest, just fringing perhaps the southwest and the hours. all the time the high pressure stays in control and kills off the weather fronts as they try to sweep in from the atlantic. we start off on friday get on a quiet note, a lot of dry weather. i would develop during the day, but only rain will be fairly light and

england, although pleasa ntly southeast england, although pleasantly cooler across wales and southwesthe missing midwife samantha eastwood say they have found a body, three people have been arrested. new analysis suggests only a third of plastic food containers can be be recycled, the rest is sent to landfill. this report actually is no surprise for us, it is just confirms something that we've known for a long time, the producers are putting plastic product on the market without any thought about what happens to them at the end of their life. hot air from north africa causes a severe heatwave in spain and portugal, temperatures could push above europe's record high of 48 celsius. also this hour, the record—breaking ‘bluebird' hydroplane is relaunched. more than 50 years after it crashed, killing its pilot donald campbell, bluebird has taken to the water on the isle of bute. and, england take a 1—nil lead in the test series

policy in southeast asia. he talks about military objectives in the indo pacific region. his remarks are an hour and a half. i can see the topic is of great interest in my collie -- that hopefully you will have time to read about what our strategy should be going forward. pleasure my distinct to introduce my friend and and isue, randy shriver

to the womb trying groove tubes of southeast asia. how i once again welcome to another look at the international forecast a final warning has been issued for our troubled disturbance just around the southeast corner of china still some very heavy rain there into taiwan through sunday even going on into monday we could still see some persistent downpours causing further flooding here but for the southeast of china i'm optimistic that things will gradually start to cheer about hong kong at around thirty one celsius the thirty one c. for a manila some showers coming in here from time to time the showers extending across northern parts of southeast asia northern areas of borneo could still see some wet weather staying fine dry and sunny across to concert there for the asian games thirty three degrees celsius they'll be a few showers just around smart churches pushing up towards the malaysian peninsula more of those big down poles just coming into a good passive thailand stretching up towards simeon mar actually i'm afraid we are going to

kennedy when he came to office involved the landlocked southeast asian monarchy called laos. quote, laos is a nation of homosexuals. dwight eisenhower once said quoting a foreign a service officer. apparently this was no compliment coming from either man. despite the culturally bizarre prism through which eisenhower viewed the country, he left office in january of 1961, imploring kennedy to take the situation in laos extraordinary seriously and making clear that as far as he was concerned, u.s. national security depended on the independence of that faraway place. two months later, in march of 1961, the situation for the u.s. allied monarchy was dire, with north vietnam and chinese backed communist taking control of the central high plateau of the country, threatening the low lands that were the pathways to the country's capital and to neighboring thailand. kennedy did not know what to do. the united states was a charter member of the southeast asian treaty organization and as such had an obligation to defend the territorial integrity of a country most americans and even some

another hot one for the southeast. highs up to 32 degrees. there will be some changes in the week ahead. we lose all that heat and the atlantic start to wake

the gathering is taking place amid continuing bad news for members of the association of southeast asian nations or. the us just announced plans to raise its latest rounds of tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports from ten to twenty five percent. as part of china's growing export supply chain the as young nation stand to lose big in any trade war. a full scale conflict could slash singapore's growth next year by half the host country's leader warned the association to brace itself rules based multilateral trading system which underpin the growth and prosperity is under pressure it's important to ask him continue to support the multilateral system and work with like minded partners to deepen our weapon of corporation. southeast asian nations tighten their ties with china following us withdraw from the free trade trans-pacific partnership now they're pursuing a china backed regional trade agreement with pacific powers excluding the us singapore's prime minister said it could be signed by the end of the year. the european commission says american soybean imports to

so the mid—205 across the southeast.ir down across the country. on thursday, one weather front, some patchy rain across the southeast. another when moving across scotland and northern wales, behind lust three showers. i have a look at the winds. pretty brisk across these northwestern areas. you will notice a drop in the temperatures, 13, 14, 15 in parts of scotland. southeastjust temperatures, 13, 14, 15 in parts of scotland. southeast just squeaking up scotland. southeast just squeaking up to 24 degrees but even here, struggling to hit 20 by friday and particularly saturday, a mixture of sunshine and showers to take us into the weekend where we keep that cooler, fresher feel. the weekend where we keep that cooler, fresherfeel. that‘s all from me for now. much more on the weather in the hours ahead. hello, i‘m ros atkins, this is 0utside source. president trump‘s former lawyer michael cohen reaches a plea deal with prosecutors — he‘s due to appear in court shortly. microsoft says it shut down 6 websites it says were targ

to be too hot and soaring for the past two days, up to 33 degrees so a scorching hot day in the southeastperatures easing by a couple of degrees. this is what it looks like on the satellite, you can see there is actually weather front during the course of the south of the weather front that is a we have, this, he can barely see it on the forecast. that basically means that slightly fresher weather is moving off the atlantic, sven is that scotland, northern ireland have been more comfortable tonight with temperatures dipping down to maybe 11 to 14 degrees was in the southeast we still hang onto that heat. so another muggy night on the way. it finds a today weather across england and wales, looks as though the clouds will come and go, might even be a few spots of rain, first for glasgow, and 19 for belfast, probably just for glasgow, and 19 for belfast, probablyjust shy for glasgow, and 19 for belfast, probably just shy of 30 degrees for glasgow, and 19 for belfast, probablyjust shy of 30 degrees in my den on saturday. and saturday night is going to be dry as well, a beautiful evening on th

there'll be some bubbling up here and there and the southeast, could get little higher than today, weer north as 18 or 19. we still some residual cloud across the muslim areas that might have the afternoon should be dry with sunny spells, but eastern england but also around aberdeen, temperatures should be into the low 205, possibly the mid—205 in the southeast esta pitches will be higher on sunday. into the start of september and the band of rain, the ring featuring out prior to brighter sunnier weather but cooler weather. this is bbc news — i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: the number of deaths being investigated in a hospital maternity unit increases as more than 20 families come forward with concerns at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. police investigating the murder of a mother and daughter in the west midlands have arrested a 21—year—old man. we'll hear from the family of raneem oudeh and khaola saleem — who have spoken exclusively to the bbc. the world bids goodbye to the queen of soul — a host of stars pay tribute to aretha franklin at her funeral in detroit. and t

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east anglia in the southeast of england, lancaster, too.not a great deal of rain will stop you can see how petty the rain is there in scotland. what really amounts to a great deal. some places are still on to be dry. as it will not really amount toa to be dry. as it will not really amount to a great deal. the sunnier skies are likely to be for the midlands in eastern england. there will be some fair weather cloud bubbling up here and there. temperatures in the southeast to get a little higher today. 24 degrees. we have got more cloud for the north. temperatures stood near 18 or 19. the second half of the weekend, we have still got some residual cloud across some western areas that might be one of two showers just for a while. bring coming into the northwest of scotland and northern ireland during the afternoon and ahead of that the afternoon should be dry with sunny spells. the wand is really building meticulously across the midlands in eastern england, but also in mari and aberdeenshire were neverjust want to be into the low 20s. generally

pulling all southeast asia correspondent on the story about. bus tell you for cover the range of prices in them are in bangladesh for many months now is the damning nature of this report surprise you at all. well the un has spoken out strongly or u.n. officials have spoken out strongly against me and mars military in this respect before they've called it. a textbook example of ethnic cleansing what happened there in me and maher but of course this is the official report of the u.n. fact finding mission and of course that carries a lot of weight especially because it's putting forward such a stark allegations against me and my military and even naming a senior figures who are responsible for these atrocities that were committed and i think you have to understand that this investigators hope to hundreds and hundreds of refugees trying to corroborate their stories and cross-reference them with satellite imagery so yes this report does carry a lot of weight and it will have to wait and see if this recommendation or this demand by the u.n. fact find