we have a lot of folks that are regional that are performing as wellis >> festival mixes in r and b. jazzpurists would take issue with that and they would quibble with whether acts like these are real jazz. what do you tell the purists? >> first, it's true. that's right. the festival changes. we go by the san jojazz summerfest. it reflecof the variet music. we will have zydeco and mariachi and there is a great bali would project. there is a wide range that we are representing. jazz is such a broad realm. we do a lot of latin jazz and a there isswing stage and our jazz beyond programming. it's an opportunity for folk of any interest, and straight ahead fans will find a lot of straight ahead jazz as well. >>> when you expa to include the world anof r b, for example, are there economic reasons? or is it just if we gepeople close to this maybe they will discover jazz? >> yes, it's sigreat the crossover has informed so much of popular american musnn. you pull them apart. the opportunity to present this mfoic that s love and have a connection tto american music. this will be a great weeken

welly. it's a show that's been on current t.v. the report says camp inmates are receiving vocational training and seamstresses are carpenters the rooms are all clean and everyone looks grateful to be able to be there. and i used to be an educated but those days are over now widening my horizon. i don't even want to think about where i would be if i couldn't study here. maybe i would have fallen prey to religious fanatics and become a criminal. if the government and the party found and rescued me just in time. i'll get. to. just as we show the report to guba. the camp i was intended look totally different we were never allowed us about 20 square me syringes this week which has 10 or 20 people and says look how well they're doing. but in the other camps people are crying. i've only just been freed and i can assure you where i was is nothing like what they're showing here there's a reason the little your it's a long it's not true at all. good about how i won't forget the women she left behind women like herself arbitrarily detained a

one of you to begin with across wales and the south—west of england, those wellies through the afternoon will be so windy for england and wales, widespread gales, gusts of 60 miles an hour around southern coast, it won't be as warm or muggy either, with typical damages into the low 20s. lighter winds were scotland and northern ireland, the winds eased down elsewhere as we head into the second half of the weekend. but there will be more showers around, they will develop more widely for england and wales and a spell of rain slow—moving across central and southern scotland in the far north of england. underneath that it will feel quite cool for the time of year, 15 or so, feel quite cool for the time of year, 15 orso, 22 in feel quite cool for the time of 00:28:39,705 --> 2147483051:51:04,606 year, 15 or so, 22 in the 2147483051:51:04,606 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 south—east. this is bbc news, i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories: president trump promises serious discussions on tougher background checks for gun ownership. protests in indian—administered kashmir days after delhi said it would

he says he gets zippo for public speaking wellies president. about what is happening at the g7 and was pushed again on the next meeting which will be in miami, and he would rather clearly like that to be g8 with russia involved as well. he said better to have vladimir putin in the tent and out. many issues could be dealt with with russia actually taking part. he was pushed on several issues, particularly some of the claims he had over the 0bama presidency, and at one point getting that personal, saying to one reporter, i know you like 0bama, but he says he did not care about the political consequences of such things as inviting vladimir putin to g7, he says, i have to do the right thing. a lot of people say having russia inside the room is better than having him outside. he said that numerous g7 leaders were in favour, although that perhaps will raise a few eyebrows, because i believe that many would not. he was pushed on brexit, on his relationship with borisjohnson. he said hey he wished had been trimester six years ago. he said he didn't wan

i see something so i am saying welli see something so i am saying something. , i am saying it is time to get a white nationalist out of the white house. that is what i am saying. [applause] gov. inslee: we need to do that. not just out of the white house. i disagree with the vice president. after we remove donald trump, that's not the end. of the problem. we need to remove steve king. from congress. and get jd in the united states house of representatives. that [applause] is our next task. [applause] gov. inslee: that is our next task. we have work to do in that regard. this is not something i came up with when i came to iowa. i get angry, my blood boils about this. i got on my bicycle and a year ago, i got a call and they said the president is going to ban muslims from entry to the united states of america and my blood pressure went up just like that. i drove to seattle i tried to and get families in so families can be reunited. microsoft employees, boeing engineers could be reunited with their families. because this is not a nation that countenances any form of discrimination. i am

you've followed, and by the way, south carolina has just announced its state of emergency as we as wellyat george who is in the crosshairs potentially, north carolina as well. when is the criteria when they say, okay, launch the standing. >> it all starts at the state level. but i got to tell you, fema is already doing that florida being a peninsula, it's a little harder to pre h-they've been looking at how much time it would take toie v evacuate. this is a well practiced thing that emergency folks do all the time. so again, if you're told to to -- go, you go. what is the biggest challenge in situations like this? is it the placement of supplies? what is the big issue. >> the public plays a part. please listen and do what you're asked to do. don't have any storms without this. we know we need to look. the tropical wind force and heavy rains that are expected to come. officials will be looking out for all of those things. thank you so much. >>> she was a white house insider forced to resign for allegedly gossiping about the first family. kelly o'donnell is coming back when what they were

if you gave it some real welly. we should ask mike bushell.and she threw them down the street and ever since then, they have had a pea throwing competition. a lot of people who took part in the competition earlier had frozen peas so there were complaints but the world record is 44 metres which is huge but this year it was won with 32.37 by a rather burly south african. well done to him. that's warm things up a little bit. carol has this morning's weather. good morning. happy birthday to you as well. thank you. thank you for remembering. she's been trying to keep that quiet. no, i've been telling everyone. there is not a chance of that this morning, that's for sure. but it's not a particularly cold start to the day. some of us are starting at 17 or 18. yesterday, while we had a lot of thunderstorms around, in the last 24 hours, over 13,000 were recorded across the uk. and last evening, yesterday evening, just south of darlington, 42 millimetres of rain fell in just darlington, 42 millimetres of rain fell injust one darlington, 42 millimetres of