this is bbc news, the high plains at 8pm... —— the hardlines at 8pm...son‘s plan for a mid october general election in case it leads to a no—deal brexit. we are not going to help borisjohnson shut down parliament and drives us out of the eu over an election period, that's not going to. they don't trust the people, they don't want an election, ok, perhaps they don't think they can win, i'll go to brussels, i'll get a deal. as many of that opinion say content oi'i as many of that opinion say content on the contrary not contend. the contents habit. —— have it. meanwhile, the bill which aims

this is bbc news, the high plains at 8pm... —— the hardlines at 8pm...osition parties at westminster move to block borisjohnson‘s plan for a mid october general election in case it leads to a no—deal brexit. we are not going to help borisjohnson shut down parliament and drives us out of the eu over an election period, that's not going to. they don't trust the people, they don't want an election, ok, perhaps they don't think they can win, i'll go to brussels, i'll get a deal. as many of that opinion say content on the contrary not contend. the contents habit. —— have it. meanwhile, the bill which aims to block a no—deal brexit has now been approved in the house of lords. an independence icon and a tyrant zimbabwe's robert mugabe, who led the country for 37 years, has died aged 95. the devastating effect of hurricane dorian in the bahamas the islands‘ government warns the final death toll will be "staggering". more than a hundred parents and pupils stage a protest over gender neutral uniforms at a secondary school in sussex. stephen king's classic work i'm

plains. thursday your high in boston, 59, but atlanta, you're still hanging out at 95.summer really, and it's keeping things dry. where we're not having that towards the chicago area, again, a lot of wisconsin, we're going to see some spots there maybe 5-7 inches of rain this week and the flooding threat continues. and finally out across the west, look at that, bigtime snow across the northern rockies. ski season, it's coming, guys. pete: thank you, rick. all right, well, joe biden staring down controversy ties to ukraine, but many in the media are sympathizing with hum. jedediah: our democratic strategist weighs in next. ♪ ♪ (client's voice) remember that degree you got in taxation? (danny) of course you don't because you didn't! your job isn't doing hard work... ...it's making them do hard work... ...and getting paid for it. (vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. quickbooks. backing you. so why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna b

snowstorm moves to the north, but on the other side, east coast, the midwest, the central plains daytime highs for st. louis you make your way to the midatlantic. hot atlanta, 90 degrees. and that is not going to back off. we do have at least one more week so seven to eight days before that cold front makes its way in please take this in. by next week, the game changes completely. >> wow. >> the temperatures will bl ahe adding sales of a popular medication t everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum. it's specially-designed with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. cascade platinum's unique actionpacs dissolve quickly... ...to remove stuck-on food. . . for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. choose the detergent that lets your dishwasher do the dishes! cascade platinum. the number one recommended brand in north america. you sure you don't want me to come with you? i'm very sure. because i can. make good choices. you make good choices. i am. fiber is good for digestive health. good choices never tast

>> california, 16 -year-olds are still plain games in high school and they are not ready to vote in an8-year-old was because young men and vietnam were 18 years old, if you're gonna fight for your life in the country you should be able to vote. >> what would you say about 16 -year-olds if you're going to do what, get the keys from daddy? >> they just keep trying to brown the base that they can influence and the reality is, california is a law state. >> what about new york? >> new york is an equal place, those two big states, in a republican running for president, president trump or anyone else there probably five, six we both behind before they even start. >> you have to make it up elsewhere. >> 16 resignations already. >> five in texas, huawei hope this is not a trend, we sell a trend in the reality is, what you have to understand the president and leader mccarthy, this election is set up for reinforcement up to 20. and let's get the president reelected in a large number of the house. >> let me ask you this, this seems to be what it boils down to. when talking about senators daines an

the indians for the most part during the summer were out on high country, on the plains, bison hunts during the summer. when it gets cold, they cannot go back home to iowa. when it's cold, they have to go to the river beds. those are the protected areas. anything that lives outside of the riverbeds is taking its life in its hands. it was a very dangerous environment in the winter, but you can make it near the rivers. they need water for their horses. they need the protection of those slightly depressed streams. they have to have it. if they cannot, they do not have access to that place in the winter, they are in big, big trouble. we have good estimates for anthropologists. how much would a camp of 25 or 30 people use -- how much wood. would they use in the winter? it is basically the equivalent of 11 of the largest moving vans we have today. floor to ceiling. side-to-side. they come back in the winter, no trees. by the middle of the 1860's -- actually, before that, there were literally two trees recorded by the travelers. road. old platt river tree.cally called lone and then they wer

plains. >> reporter: 42nd and high street at the 880 on-ramp is a hot spot for sideshows. 55th and foothill is another magnet for the same activity. frank irving tells us it needs to stop. >> they would have been in my house, but see what happens was they hit that, bounced of this, went if there. >> reporter: that happened a few months ago. he said the same thing could have taken place on sunday when some 80 cars and 200 spectators took over the street. violence erupted as bottles were thrown at police. one officer injured. >> i don't see why they don't block the streets off and take everybody's car. >> reporter: oakland police is working on it. >> if you come to the city of oakland and participate in illegal sideshow activity, we have zero tolerance. >> reporter: opd is using new tactics to crack counsel on an old problem. starting this weekend, the sideshow spot spot at 42nd avenue and 880 will be barricaded along with other problem areas. this noel gallo says it's a problem. >> we don't have the number of law enforcement officers that we should have. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in t

plains. and ahead, summerlike air continues. highs on wednesday, 93 in washington, d.c., raleigh, and atlanta. new york city, a high of 88 degrees. could get close to a record. raleigh broke a high today, and they could do that again wednesday and thursday. >> brittany, thank you. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday, the tense moments inside a police precinct when a woman with a meat cleaver takes a hostage. >>> plus, the violent road rage incident. police asking for your help in locating these women tonight. >>> and the massive explosion. the blaze sending smoke and flames reaching high into the sky. what happened here? stay with us. (kickstart my heart by motley crue)) (truck honks) (wheels screeching) (clapping) (sound of can hitting bag and bowl) (clapping) always there in crunch time. - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this, this, and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans

plains. record highs down through florida on the backside of dorian. sunshine continuing around the eastern great lakes into the northeast. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. go time daddy! [ giggling ] ohhhh man. took my hat off. [ "to love somebody" by bee gees playing ] that's crazy! [ crowd cheering ] [ screaming ] let's go mets! ♪ [ cheering ] >>> good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. this is our camera in san francisco with drizzle coming down hard right now, and we are going to see the cooler temperatures remaining there and along the coast in the upper 60s today. oakland, 75. once the skies clear a nice day ahead. low 90s for antioch and parts of the north bay. temperatures will continue to come down, in the upper 70s by saturday as we continue to cool down. >> and that's your latest weather, guys? >> al, thanks. >>> again, we've got our eye on hurricane dorian this morning, damaging winds, violent waves are slamming the carolinas a live update from the storm zone ahead >>> the sexual assault case

both teenagers graduated from tamalpais high school last year and they said they didn't know the plain clothes officers were police. >>> san jose police investigating a murder in the allen rock neighborhood. a shooting overnight near this convenience store along allen rock avenue new stewart just after midnight. first responders found a man in the road but couldn't save the victim. deputies say he died at the scene. investigators are not giving us much information about the shooter but say the suspect may be driving a dark-colored suv. >>> we're still looking -- working to learn the identity of a person found dead during a chaotic fire at a san jose adult entertainment store on east santa clara street. authities say someone, possibly armed, entered the store and started setting fires. once firefighters put out the flames, they discovered a body on the floor. now it is not clear who that was. but we understand it wasn't the man setting the fires. investigators say the man who triggered the kayot w-- chaos ws a disgruntled customer or former employee and told to leave. the flames quickly

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the jet stream is so high to the north, we are seeing the hot air up through the central plain, and thenthern plains, we're cooler there and seeing that change, that will spark the severe weather later on today. a look at some of the numbers. birmingham, 98. feeling more like 101. and charleston, 98. this holds true tomorrow. expanding into the northeast by wednesday, thursday and friday. back to you guys. >> thank you, michelle. >>> still ahead, the fed chair tries to eat fears , ease fears recession while signaling a possible rate hike. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. make ice.d be mad at tech that's unnecessarily complicated. from the day you're born but you're not, because you have e*trade, which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad. get e*trade. doprevagen is the number oneil

because they're the ones that have the money and are able to overcome those high investment minimums and working to keep it as plain english and intuitive as possible and suppose to reaching juan scholes is supposed to have this mutual fund or that stop. >> let me say thank you. earlier, we are having a conversation we talk about disparities and talking about algorithms. it's quite interesting that i told the story as when i stick my hands under the water fountain, that it's based on people being in trials and nine out of ten times the water does not come on in somebody next to me will put their hands under there and the water would come on. so when we talk about oftentimes people watching, why too we always talk about rate and ethnicity. you finish the story for me. you want to say what you said? >> we are talking about earlier was just a medical research about the white males art attack and used as crashed armies in the interest of male so, for the investment industry was not surprisingly to the industry which will go by and four men and is probably no surprise that so much about investing remind you so much of s

highs in the south. just a few storms racing through the plains, once again the northwest.we head towards the weekend, we're going to go about seven days in a row with no rain in areas of the northeast, which hasn't happened in a while. if you like late summer a little warmth and cool, crisp nights this will be the week for you in the northeast. finally things change with a storm system coming through the middle of the country on friday. notice only 80s in areas of the deep south and we'll have some strong storms in the plains. if you like sunshine and beautiful sunny days, the northeast -- >> i wonder why you say if. is there someone who doesn't like that. >> sometimes you'll be like this is a horrible snowstorm. s someone's like i love the snow. there's always someone out there. >> not at this table. >>> baseball's greatest closer will receive the nation's highest civil honor, has president trump is set to reward mariano rivera with the presidential medal of freedom. it will not be the first trip to the trump white house for rivera who participated in the white house spor

. >> we think ultimately you have to get to a single-payer plain but there has to be role for the highd. it is just unfair to say to somebody, we have sacrificed over the last 40 years, given up wages, negotiated a healthcare plan and i will ask you to take 50% of the healthcare plan that you negotiated. if there is not some way for us to have our plans integrated into the system and we would have a tough time supporting it. >> you have expressed concerns about the green new deal saying as it's currently written, you support climate change but the green new deal on all the ways would dislocate the economy it would be bad for your members. i guess a general question, do you have some concern that some of the democratic and most of the democratic candidates in the race are taking the party too far to the left, changes are too dramatic and you'd like to see a more a centrist, moderate position taken by the democratic party going into 2020? >> no, this is connie has not worked for working people for 30 years. let me say this, over the last 30 years the wealth of the top 1% has increased $2

day because they're the ones that have the money and able to overcome the high investment minimums and working to keep it as plain english intuitive as possible as opposed to reaching one's girl goals ins mutual fund and not stock. >> let me say thank you. earlier we had a conversation when we talk about disparities, we were talking about algorithms and it was interesting that i told the story of an african-american female, when i stick my hands under the water fountain, it's based on people being in crowds, nine out of ten times the water does not come on and somebody next to me would put their hands under there in the water would come on. so we talk about often times people watching want to know why do we talk about race and ethnic city when we talk about disparity. and you finished the story for me. do you want to say what you said? >> we were talking about how much medical research was done on a white male heart attack and crash dummies are built in the image of a male, so in the vesting industry probably not surprisingly is an industry that is been built by and for men and probably no surprise that so much a

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what we've got, this ridge of high pressure that was right, stretched all the way across from the mid plains all the way out into the atlantic. but we expect it to break down a little bit and allow this system to slip up and through, get caught up in the jet, and then accelerate it out through the northeast and moved away by that trough later in the week. however, until this happens, we started to see a west-northwest bent now. but it is still moving so slowly. that means you can see this area that's in the cone of uncertainty from palm beach, orlando, jacksonville, charleston, cape hatteras. we may see a landfall, the european model just coming in now, starting to intimate that maybe that line crosses over into the carolinas. we may have a landfall there. we'll have to wait and see. but again, until this gets caught up there is really nothing to steer it. it can wobble back and forth. we worry about it moving a little further west because that would bring more effects of the tropical force winds and even hurricane force winds in. what that means is storm surge. the storm surge potential of

ohio river valley strong storms developing out through the plains for tomorrow, we are looking for summer to return to the northeast. record highsand the western plains. sunshine from the pacific northwest and nice temperate conditions in southern california that's what's >>> good tuesday morning, i'm keri hall. the fall is rolling across the bay and we have sunshine elsewhere. we have cooler temperatures along the coast. highs in the upper 60s in san francisco. mid 70s for oakland. only a few spots reaching the low 80s. we will continue to heat up, hotter on thursday, temperatures peak on friday and will gradually come down by the end of the weekend. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you so much we're going to have a really important conversation with dr. oz he's sharing his mother's alzheimer's diagnosis. the signs he missed and what all families should be looking for first, this is "today" on nbc. ie >>> we're back with a very personal story from our good friend, dr. oz. >> that's right, during the season premier of his show, he revealed his mother suna has been diagnosed with alzheimer's. we're going to speak

faves on, henry winkler and looking at the week ahead, you will see record highs in the south, strong storms in the northern plainsk, we are looking at much cooler weather in the northeast but record highs continue down through the gulf and plenty of >>> good morning, i'm kari hall here. here is a live look outside today in san jose. we are going up to 69 for the high temperature. morgan hill we're up to 72 and 70 in antyok today. we're going to warm up as we go through the week with more seasonal temperatures by wednesday and thursday. and this weekend warming up to the mid 80s feeling more like summer. >>> and that is your latest weather. you cays te us wherever you want to go, today show sirius xm. today at 1:00, it is the hoda show >>> and speaking of weather, let's thousand turn to our climate in crisis series >> all month we've been taking a look at the change in climate. and it is a concern for the ski industry so we asked tom costello to head back it his home state of colorado for a closer look >> reporter: good morning from the top of keystone mountain where they are hoping that they will have skiers maki

now, plain sailing towards new highs. >> what you are describing is a market for stocks where people lose their minds in the short term every week, but people who hang on for the long term make money and that's the market we have seen for quite some time. stuart: keith, did any of your clients, did anybody panic? sell out and regret it? >> no. fortunately not. that's a marked change because in years past, my phones would have been ringing off the hook, what do we do, what do we do. this week everybody is calling and say what do we buy, this looks great, i'm glad we stayed in. all the sentiment you just voiced was very reassuring and confidence-boosting. stuart: what brings us down? what can you see on the horizon that might bring us down on the market? what do you think? >> i think there's going to be another tweet related to china because it's right about that sort of 10 to 14-day period where they will launch something and say we will do x and you will do y. there will be something out of china that will surface. don't pay much attention to it. that's how they play ball. stay with

high. absolutely horrific losses. count. a winter you know what a winter count is? indiansthat plains wrote their history. it is usually on a place and hide. -- a bison hide. a spiral made of these individual drawings. each of those drawings represents in the collective important thing that happened that particular year. this is the year the crows attacked us and stole our horses. there will be a designated historian. his job is to remember the story behind this. they would tell their story. it would go year by year. absolutely fascinating. there are wonderful websites for this if you are interested. this is a winter count for the year 1849. it shows a man, the story behind his cholera. position, his mouth open, screaming in agony. cholera is a nasty disease. rate was horrific. with this thing i came across a while back. reading through the account of a man named howard spans barry -- howard stansberry. he was an army engineer. he was with a group of engineers going to california. there is a good account of the trip. the title of it is, what i saw in california. if you read his account going across the pl

record highs through florida oppressive heat and humidity through the south. strong storms in the western plains >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. a live look outside in dublin, we'll see some clearing as we go throughout the day. our highs slightly cooler in a few spots like the south bay, with south san jose reaching 79. we'll be windy in the inland east bay and temperatures headed into the mid 80s, up to 90 degrees in clearlake with san francisco in the upper 60s. inland temperatures continue to cool off with some upper 70s tomorrow, and a very nice weekend ahead. >> that's your latest weather. savannah >> al, thank you >>> coming up next, facebook is getting into the business of match making we'll get answers to the many questions people have this morning about facebook's new dating feature right after this the nfl chose verizon. because they need the massive capacity of 5g with ultra wideband, so more screaming, streaming, posting fans... can experience 5g all at once. this is happening in 13 stadiums all across the country. now if verizon 5g can do this for the nfl... imagine

lucky we'll have a high 5 degrees in calgary as we go through friday between some rather lively down posts then they will push their way across the primaries down across the great plains as we go through the next title says has some rather life showers coming through now we see some lovely weather too just around puerto rico around the dollars recently topical storm karen is now moving away. from say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes. pull in there for. steps as they forge their way in the was. his era shares these personal journeys. inspiring stories of people persevering on their chosen paf. with new style comanches on on $20.00. 00 as their want us to embrace the good schools today to see what happens next situation on the books fired by the barriers for a model barricaded the old 7 streets that need to hear committees now is more about change people have gone hospital near the area the mission of the national army is to 16 tie up oil companies and i'll just do a stories about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their culture. not the house on holding arrogance to account. and. head to head on a. hello i

of sunshine and cooler conditions through the great lakes and on into the plains the heat continues out west with record highs there all the way down to los angeles for a high of 93 today we're going to get to your local recastoming up in the next 30 seconds fight for 7 am makeouts. every year, walgreens helps millions of people fight the flu. fight to protect the ones you love. walgreens. be a flu fighter. get your free flu shot today at your neighborhood walgreens. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. beautiful sunrise right now over the south bay as we see more clouds moving in, and a slight boost in the humidity this afternoon. we're going to be watching out for a slight chance of some lightning, otherwise we do see temperatures reaching into the low 90s inland, with some upper 60s along the coast. going through the forecast, we will be drying out and cooling down. clouds rolling out of here. the weekend looks really nice with saturday the coolest day with some of our warmer spots reaching the lower 80s. >> al, thank you >>> coming up, we'll check in with craig for the latest on hurricane dorian

we are looking at record highs throughout the southeast and into the mid mississippi river valley, severe storms through the plainsgist kari hall. we're starting out with sunshine and cool temperatures across the bay area. this is a live look outside in san jose. we're going to see our highs reaching into the mid-80s today. we're up to 89 in livermore, so it's going to feel a little bit hotter than it did yesterday afternoon. and still some breezy winds. but then as we go into the forecast, some dangerous heat returns to the bay area starting tomorrow and then peaking on friday. and it will gradually cool off from the weekend into early next week. >>> and that is your latest weather. >> one of our favorite times of the morning. carson daly. >> he wrote them. >> is it in your heart >> it's always right here. >>> we're going to start with one of your favorites. jennifer lopez on the "tonight show" last night jimmy fallon is wise, he took full advantage of the j. lo's masterful dance moves to show off the history of music video dancing. check it out ♪ can't touch this the right stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy is a good dancer t

we're lucky we have a high 5 degrees in calgary as we go through friday between some rather lively down posts then they will push their way across the primaries down across the great plains as we go through the next system rather lively showers coming through their season lovely weather to just around puerto rico around the dollars recently tropical storm karen is now moving away. an ethiopian woman determined to tell the world a news story about turkey. treat our source humanity is the most beautiful include cocked and i wish we can just realize that day and just the footbaths despite the challenges she became c.e.o. of tourism and head of ethiopia's land development project my ethiopia i'll just 0. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on the al-jazeera the us president says an impeachment inquiry against him over a phone call to his ukrainian counterpart is based on hopes but details of the july call with a lot of man selenski released by the white house reveals that donald trump did ask him to investigate rival john by. iran's president says there won't be any negotiations on its nuclear program so long as american sanctions remain us on rouhani accuse

pacific northeast as a cold front comes in there record highs down through the south and into the mid-atlantic states strong storms firing up in the plainssan jose and palo alto looking at 70 degrees. as we go into tomorrow we're tracking a chance of rain in the morning hours and it will dry out and warm up in time for the weekend. >>> by the way coming up tonight on nbc nightly news with lester we're going to be looking at how a way of life may be disappearing for lobstermen. >> i'm enjoying your series. >> me too, al. >> it's eye-opening. >> it is pop start and that means andy cohen is here whenever you show up, a crowd shows up and that's no joke, but even harry smith wanted in. >> my buddy. >> fun fact, for everybody who doesn't know, you two are connected. what was the relationship here >> i started as intern that was my last day on the morning show at cbs, became a producer, senior producer, i have all black hair. harry has no hair still. >> how was he as an intern >> the best ever. >> was he? >> harry wasn't it fun competing against the "today" show that was fun >> every editorial meeting at 10:00. >> what year was that picture? >

there are gas works on wandsworth high street in the one way system at the junction with wandsworth plain street due to a building fire. on clapham park road, there are temporary traffic lights near thejunction with northbourne road. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a reasonably mild start this morning. one or two sunny spells or bright spells at least first thing ahead of more cloud, increasing through the afternoon. enjoy the sunshine while we've got it this morning. a bit breezy compared to yesterday with a westerly, south—westerly breeze developing pushing the cloud in from the west through the afternoon. it stays dry and attempts reaching around 22. overnight tonight, largely cloudy with one or two brea ks largely cloudy with one or two breaks and one or two clear spells but the cloud increases again ahead of this. more rain, potentially quite heavy rain through the early hours of tomorrow through to dawn on wednesday. minimum temperature again 14 or 15, so feeling mild. waking up toa 14 or 15, so feeling mild. waking up to a wet start tomorrow and that rain gra

some very heavy rain just around the plains to spilling out of canada the real story at the moment across the southeastern corner of the u.s. is the all a very high temperatures see temperatures getting up to around 34 celsius here as we go on into the next couple of days come thursday will start to see that wetter weather running in across florida has. thanks evident now when we come back securing election materials from the threat of the taliban afghans to choose the next president after peace talks collapse. a glitz glamour and a global trade war the runways served new york fashion week of being hit by terrorists and the road to qatar 2022 we'll tell you which african teams made it through to the 2nd round of qualifiers that story coming up later. to strengthen the good you have to sure do good all the more with still fight against corruption. news here on heroes like new who are a barber who refused a $50000000.00 bribe the achievement of euros like him to showcase by the international acer war it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to find a dark used to shine a light let's make a road to a bit of bleach nominate your anti co

we're lucky we have a high 5 degrees in calgary as we go through friday between some rather lively down posts then they will push their way across the primaries down across the great plains as we go through the next system rather lively showers. coming through their season love the weather too just around puerto rico around the dollars recently storm karen is nell living away. mr mclean. with the times throughout history a lot more for her spirit it's head with me and started fighting a developed nation state there could be enough to. know within reach of those seeking. the most toxic substances with. many invisible threats on al-jazeera on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise there or you have to go for. this and that this is a plus ism and increasingly migrant farm workers of victims a vicious beatings. is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack this is 0 on al-jazeera. hello again i'm mr. reminder about top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump says an impeachment inquiry against him is based on a hoax but a summary of his july phone c

highs continue in the south. look for severe storms throughout the plains.outheast. we got showers and storms in the plains much cooler arou >>> good monday morning, here is a live look outside. we're starting out with sunshine and cool temperatures. we have a really nice day ahead. it is 84 in santa rosa. as we go through the week it will be warming up. after wednesday hot reaching near the upper 80s by the end of this workweek. >>> and that is your latest weather. hoda. >>> thank you, our next guest is the toast of new york and our neighbor to the north. >> that's right. 19-year-old bianca andreescu beat serena williams on saturday, claiming her first grand slam title it was also the first for any tennis player from canada. bianca, good morning congratulations. >> how does that trophy feel in your hands >> i'm never going to get tired of holding this thing. it's my new baby. >> your journey is so crazy. last year you didn't qualify for the u.s. open, am i right, and this year you won it describe that what it was like when it was over. >> so many emotions,

on the roads: there are gas works on wandsworth high street westbound in the one way system at thejunction with wandsworth plain on to some brighter spells, with temperatures at a maximum of around 22 degrees celsius. through this evening and overnight, there will be areas of cloud, also some clear spells. it will stay mostly dry, just the chance of seeing one or two isolated showers. temperatures overnight milder than they were last night, staying in the double figures, with overnight lows of around 11—13 celsius. then tomorrow, most of the brightness again will be through the morning. some good spells of sunshine. cloud to increase again as the day wears on. temperatures at a maximum of around 23 celsius. we'll see soem rain overnight as we move into wednesday and we'll introduce some fresh air. so a noticeable dip in temperatures to come as we move into the mid—week period. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. bye for now. good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today... downing stre

high rating. we don't need to beat around the bush here. this is what we think it is. it's corruption plainnd simple. i can't believe that the democrats have let this go on for so long without raising holy hell about it. and i hope they are going to start doing what republicans did to them, which is attack and prosecute this until donald trump can't do it anymore. >> it is the right point. and you look at what was done on the select committee on benghazi. i mean, why aren't the democrats like the republicans on benghazi? and as jake sherman just said, there is a plethora of corruption examples to go dig into. >> i think the democrats are not like republicans on benghazi because democrats are like republicans on nothing. and i think whenever we talk about this on this air, if you say something like democrats should be more like republicans on benghazi, you get one of two reactions among democrats which is like yes they should because they need to be like a dog on a bone, and what's good for the goose is good for the gander and they should be tougher. or you get people who yell at you and say

high air temperature today of 85 degrees. but you factor in the humidity, most locations in the southeast and the plains are going to feel in that even for the mid atlantic. and i do expect a lot of records to be broken for the carolinas, this afternoon. by wednesday, we are forecasting 100 to 150 locations beating records, and then it shifts to the northeast, we won't be left out of the mix from new york city to boston as well. highs are going to hit records near 90 degrees as well. so we're also watching a system that is going to cause that flooding rain for the southwest. new mexico, you're on our radar here, and we have massive rain for el paso, to albuquerque, we could see one inch per hour, but that is going to lead to days of excessive rain for the plains. so that flood threat will continue for your wednesday. we will start to dry out for the mid atlantic. but you can see the different change in the weather pattern, this is where the cold front is, it will linger across the great lakes, into the mid atlantic, and northeast as well. in the next five to seven days. so a transition is coming. i think more ski resorts will st

high school? that is the reality for some students and parents if the students get caught vaping on campus. forget smoking in the bathroom, students, a new wave of nicotine addicts, are vaping and often in plain sight. >> they'll be very bold with their use. >> reporter: on the front line, teachers. >> we don't have the ability to tell, necessarily, if it is thc or if it is nicotine based. either way, we are looking at something dangerous. >> reporter: students we spoke with claim to be vape free. >> i don't have to worry about it, vaping is horrible honestly. >> personally i don't, but i know a lot of people that do. >> reporter: dr. michael mcallister knows there are plenty of students who do vape at school i did not want to have to spend all of them. so he started saturday vape school, kind of like the breakfast club, but, with a parent in attendance too. >> i wake up early but not for that reason. if i have a teatime, that is okay. rather not do that. >> i would not like that. that sounds boring. and annoying. >> reporter: the kids and their parents are each taught about the dangers of vaping. four hours on saturday for the first offense. eight hours for the second. mcallister says it is

high pressure weakens a little bit. and that happens from a system over western canada by tuesday, forecasting it to be across parts of the northern -- northern plains. that will allow the storm to move up towards the north and across the outer banks and maybe towards the canadian maritimes. the forecast is something out there across parts of western canada right now. what that does, and where this makes a turn is difficult. unfortunately the difference is one way or another has big implications. everybody at this point crossing the eastern seaboard needs to be prepared for some sort of impacts. it's too difficult to say exactly where that line goes. >> how the far would that eye have to stay offshore? it looks like they will get hit either way. >> we'll probably seed hurricane-force winds at minimum 50 miles offshore. if it goes 30 miles offshore for sure we'll see those kind of winds. if it goes 10 miles offshore we'll have the eyewall causing damage. >> we'll be back and check in with rick. rick is reporting from jacksonville, florida. an area where they had to deal with flooding in recent years. >> jacksonville has giant growing list of cities a

high street. that's westbound near thejunction with wandsworth plain. wet weather so far this month, but this week we are certainly starting to make up for it. another day, another weather front. and today's rain looks particularly heavy. there is a met office weather warning out for it. most places getting an inch or two of rain, some places even double that. there will be quite a lot of spray on roads and pavement and also some tricky travelling conditions do the rush hour. this band of rain putting its way eastwards, there will be some strong, gusty winds on every time too, but it will brighten up later in the afternoon. since because of sunshine but also the chance of some more heavy, but showers developing perhaps even a bit of lightning. it won't be particularly chilly, highs of 19 or 20 celsius, the winds will ease down for a time and pick up again overnight tonight. we've got a another weather front coming through and that is going to give us a more rain as we head to the early hours and into tomorrow morning. but it fairly milder start to the d

plain and simple. that environment will farewell. i know those guys that are like everyone is bullish again. i'm bearish. jp morgan just burst through today to renew all-time record high. you can think you are smarter than the market. when you get leadership. look at wal-mart. look at target. massive gap higher. gave absolutely nothing back. nike is set up to make a new all time record high. semi conductors. this probably makes a new high next week. one of the cleanest charts in the dow, proctor&gamble. look at the action in the stock. incredible chart. these are not all breaking out and firmly in bull market territory because this is a fadable new high here. you are welcome to fade every day. >> it's obviously moved up because of some of the value repositioning that we have talked about. it moved up because of backup in rates. personally, i close that trade. i think there is a lot of head winds for financials in the short run, most notably of which are negative rates abroad which keeps our interest rates tethered low. >> no one has talked about this company, american express. we talk about these banks participating. american express is not. it's down this month. it's

high-resolution map shows the location of the hell -- hill. that was used by alexander hamilton and his artillery. was he at the battle of white plains? probably not. thanks to the scholarship of a friend of mine who is also speaking today at another scholar ofe is a alexander hamilton and has written not one but two books on hamilton. what he has been able to demonstrate with primary source evidence is that 9/10 of the artillery were not at the battle of white plains. there is a nine out of 10 chance that he was not there. neither his commander nor george washington mention hamilton or his unit by name. this we know for sure, hamilton's first full-fledged combat, not just shooting it to ships in the river, this is full combat. the grandson of an artillery , i can appreciate how traumatic this must've been. rut is that wreckers -- gers. it was known as queens college. columbia was known as king's college. my wife graduated from rutgers. it was during one of the reunions that i saw one of these beautiful plaques. early december, 1776, alexander hamilton had a battery of horse artillery and crossed the ford of the raritan. while washing

plain looking office in san rafael. >> this piece is from the m metropolitan museum of art. >> reporter: holds what appears to be the most treasures. what appears to be high art is high tech. lisa federici's company scan sights specializing in making 3-d prints from high quality scans. while the company always aims for the stars, its recent project with the smithsonian proved out of this world. >> here we go. >> reporter: the company was hired to make 15 replicas of neil armstrong's space suit to put in ball parks across its u.s. >> the goal of the smithsonian was to produce these suits and then bring back the magic of that day 50 years ago when neil armstrong walked on the moon. >> reporter: the launch pads for the project were high resolution scans of armstrong's original suit that captured every letter on every patch, every bit of stitching. >> there's about 8 million points of data. >> reporter: they even captured writing on armstrong's sleeve. >> you can see where he had his commands kind of his cheat sheet, when he was out there, in case he forgot what to do. >> reporter: there the team made 3-d prints of the suit in 16 parts, which were assembled t

states is, plain and simple, a global power global interest like protecting international free markets, freedom of navigation on the high seas, and regional stability. we cannot protect these interests without a robust military capable of deterrence and without a defense budget to support it. why must we project power a cluster of -- across the globe? china is gradually taking over the south china sea. will china stop at the united states withdraws from the region? no. iran is a major sponsor of terror. willie run stop of the united states were to withdraw from the region? continue told sponsor terror and it would complete their nuclear program. north korea, developing nuclear weapons that russia wishes to reclaim former soviet influence. will they suddenly stop at the united states withdraws? would seriously consider invasion of south korea and russia will continue aggression. united states military deterrence works. our navy has cap trade lanes open. our brand forces overseas have deterred invasions of countries like taiwan, south korea and the ukraine. our airport has disrupted terrorist operations abroad. the united

high pressure controlling. really dry. we beginning to spread across lots of the east. not the case across the far northern plains.h dakota and in towards minnesota. that front moves through meets with moisture coming up from tropical storm imelda brought all the flooding across parts of texas and see pretty significant flooding there over the next couple of days. next three days we will see a few more showers across houston just to the east of it. nothing that's going to exacerbate the problems too much. a big swath of 3 to 5 inches of rain across the central plains. again, not catching a break. all right, guys, back inside. ed: gary's family contacted me on facebook. hard time finding a kidney. living donor.org. kidneys or livers. you can be a live donor like i was. good luck to the family. meanwhile, immigration and healthcare topping the list of voters' biggest concerns in a brand new fox poll. griff: have democrats lost sight of what matters most to voters? we will ask the democratic strategist coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ on the road i'm driving ♪ our dad was in the hospital. because of smoking. but we still had to have

high north so our voices definitely need to be heard. >> reporter: new voters activated by immigration controversies including family separation and two mass shootings in the state. >> video and pictures get more engagement than plainreporter: republicans looking to counter the demographic shift are training trump supporters on how to register and energize the more conservative the latinos they need. >> they're 20% more likely to support the president in their reelection than where they were in 2016. >> reporter: that's your internal polling. >> that's our data program we have invested over $300 million in. >> reporter: the republican base is definitely smaller but are more reliable voters. >> i'm so excited. we're doing latinos for trump. >> reporter: the stakes are no joke, though, a furious political battle unlike anything texas has ever seen. >> chris jansing says democrats no he that energizing an anti-trump vote in texas won't be enough with republicans digging in to win texas the gop has already spent more money on facebook ads in texas than anywhere else. >>> former attorney general eric holder on prosecuting the president after he leaves office. >>> and on "up," william weld and joe walsh on why they're ch

high-resolution map shows the location of the hill. it is right there. that was the fort that was used by hamilton and his artillery. another question comes up, was hamilton at the battle of white plains? probably not. thanks to the scholarship of a friend of mine who is also speaking today at another location, he is a scholar of alexander hamilton and has written not one but two books on hamilton. what michael has been able to demonstrate with primary source evidence is that 9/10 of the artillery were not at the battle of white plains. there is a nine out of 10 chance that hamilton was not there, and furthermore, neither henry knox, his commander, nor george washington mentioned hamilton or his unit by name. this we know for sure, hamilton's first full-fledged combat, not just shooting at two ships in the river, this is full combat. as the grandson of an artillery officer at wattle canal, my nal,dfather -- at guadalca my grandfather was a marine, i can appreciate how traumatic this must've been. this is rutgers. it was known as queens college. just like columbia was known as king's college. hamilton attended there for a few years and would have graduated had war not broken out. my wi

high in nashville. heat is on. we do have big rain coming across the central plains.he time we get to the latter part of the week see a few spots to get maybe 6 to 7 inches of rain. that means our flooding situation that we have been seeing across the plains is going to continue. finally across the west snow, maybe 4 feet of snow by the time we are done. i heard big boos when i said 4 feet of snow. they were not happy about that. we are not in montana. all right. ed, send it over to you. ed: only september, snow? oh my gosh. "fox & friends" going off road to celebrate national hunting and fishing day. here with fun outdoor toys is bass pro shops our old friend back again. talk about the significance of this and there is a tax out there people need to know about. >> happy hunting and fishing day is today. so, it's really the fourth saturday of every september. what it is is a way to celebrate the success story that conservation is in america. sports men and women raise considerable amounts of money. billions of dollars annually in support of conservation through those