[applause] governor cristi: first of all i want to thank scott and gail. we've done a lot of the stuff together. i was proud to be a peer and campaign for scott. when he first ran and was elected and then when he ran again. i remember standing at my inaugural party in 2010. my inaugural party, my inauguration was the day he was elected in massachusetts. [applause] before we went out for the party we had a small understated party at a basketball arena in new jersey. [laughter] we are back offstage and watched and i delayed going out there to watch him give his victory speech that night. it was a great sense of momentum for our party and our country. i want it a few months earlier, so did bob mcdonald in virginia and then scott came in one next door in massachusetts. it was a real sense that what barack obama was doing to the country was not going to be un-responded to. in fact it happened in states like new jersey and massachusetts and we had a really good opportunity to do a lot of great things in the country and so i always have great and fond recollectio

i want to thank scott and gail. >> great job great job. what i like to do now, we have an interview upstairs, but if it is ok for people to come up and say hello and get pictures. we will bang it out, and then go get a hot dog and a beer and drive home. [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] >> c-span's washington journal, inviting you to discuss the latest issues in government and public policy. from washington and across the country. coming up wednesday morning, congress efforts to pass government funding bills before the september 30 deadline. also a florida republican congressman on the funding deadline and the gop impeachment inquiry. and a senior tech policy reporter discusses tomorrow's first senate intelligence is unforced. then robert f. kennedy, jr. talks about his platform and what he sees us his path to victory. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-sp

so we've got a dilemma here clapham , and here from gail in clapham, and gail says, it wrong that i gail now . this is daniel really hot? oh, gail, come on now. this is daniel khalife . you now. this is daniel khalife. you find him fascinating , don't you, find him fascinating, don't you, chris? not in a sexual way. >> it's fascinating because of the glueing yourself to a van wallace and gromit escape. i think hilarious. yeah, think that's hilarious. yeah, that's he's that's quite funny. he's attractive. that's quite funny. he's attithat's not my thing. 12. that's not my thing. >> and also, he was in prison for making fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal|king fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you 1b. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you know,t even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you know, ieven a real bomb. yes. you know, i mean, what's that all about? >> , great. so it'

so we've got a dilemma here clapham , and here from gail in clapham, and gail says, it wrong that i gail now . this is daniel really hot? oh, gail, come on now. this is daniel khalife . you now. this is daniel khalife. you find him fascinating , don't you, find him fascinating, don't you, chris? not in a sexual way. >> it's fascinating because of the glueing yourself to a van wallace and gromit escape. i think hilarious. yeah, think that's hilarious. yeah, that's he's that's quite funny. he's attractive. that's quite funny. he's attithat's not my thing. 12. that's not my thing. >> and also, he was in prison for making fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal|king fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you 1b. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you know,t even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you know, ieven a real bomb. yes. you know, i mean, what's that all about? >> , great. so it'

gail is unlikely here as we go through the day on thursday.nce again. so despite some turnaround, temperatures may well peek into the mid 20s, nowhere near as bad as bad as it wasjust peek into the mid 20s, nowhere near as bad as bad as it was just a few days ago, but still fresher into the final. as we move out of thursday and notice the squeeze on the isobars for the southern flank of that low. gail is unlikely here as we go through the day on thursday. our weather front again slicing the country into. to the south of that, we might start dragging something a bit more humid once again. so despite some turnaround, temperatures may well peek into the mid 20s, nowhere near as bad as it was just a few days ago, but still fresher into the final. as we move out of thursday to friday, this area of rain could be just that little bit further north, could be that bit further south, bit further north, could be that bit furthersouth, but bit further north, could be that bit further south, but it will be wet at times friday to start at the weekend with s

back to you. >> gail, thanks a lot.ay remember hank, the tank, the 500 pound bear made headlines repeatedly breaking in to lake tahoe homes making off with food and leaving behind a bunch of damage. who could forget hank the tank, right? well turned out hank actually female. >> and recently have 3 cubs. those cubs are now in a wildlife sanctuary in sonoma county. our ken wayne was able to get an inside look and how they're doing. >> from surveillance cameras, it appears the 3 cubs are doing fine at their new temporary home at sonoma county wildlife rescue. but the california department of fish and wildlife wants to be sure. so just confirmed that are things going smoothly. we do have to actually get our hands on them at some point. today is the day of this cool gems and cups. so one by one, they're darted. and after the saturday kicks given full medical exams, they're weighed each around 65 pounds. >> and measured and x-rayed and more will include no physical status, including skeletal system. it's also but samples. we

[applause] governor cristi: first of all i want to thank scott and gail. we've done a lot of the stuff together. i was proud to be a peer and campaign for scott. when he first ran and was elected and then when he ran again. i remember standing at my inaugural party in 2010. my inaugural party, my inauguration was the day he was elected in massachusetts. [applause] before we went out for the party we had a small understated party at a basketball arena in new jersey. [laughter] we are back offstage and watched and i delayed going out there to watch him give his victory speech that night. it was a great sense of momentum for our party and our country. i want it a few months earlier, so did bob mcdonald in virginia and then scott came in one next door in massachusetts. it was a real sense that what barack obama was doing to the country was not going to be un-responded to. in fact it happened in states like new jersey and massachusetts and we had a really good opportunity to do a lot of great things in the country and so i always have great and fond recollectio

we're still kind of study. >> all right, gail, thanks a lot. new at 10, a suspect has been arrested in connection with the solano county cold case. back in 1987, the district attorney's office said 6 year-old boy was kidnapped near his vallejo home. he was found dead 4 days later on sherman island in sacramento county. autopsy revealed the boy was also sexually assaulted. investigators initially suspected another man for the killing. but the case was later dismissed. now, 36 years later, fred cain, the 3rd has been arrested in connection with this case. cain was found living in oregon and is now facing charges of murder, kidnapping and sodomy. police are still investigating after a 2 year-old dies from a gunshot wound. police have still not revealed what happened before the toddler was shot. what we do know is that this happened yesterday morning at a home on alhambra avenue just south of 7.80. the boy's family rushed him to the hospital, but doctors were not able to save him. police say they're still working to confirm if this was crime relate

the steamed up for both scott and gail. you have a very interjecting governor. -- energetic governor. listening to him to talk, would he say? 100 miles an hour all the time. the good news is he has a lot to say because he has done a really good job in the state of new hampshire. [applause] sen. scott: we were talking about the unemployment rate freed the economy is hard to run the country. well, not new hampshire, it is not. what is your on the plummeted rate? 2.9%? 2.4%, but who is counting. i love that. i love the success here. i love governors who do the work you do. i love business owners who start businesses and do amazing work. i love our nation. i am so proud to be an american. i hope y'all really proud to be in americans. [applause] sen. scott: i am running for president because i know american can do anyone for what she has done for me. i'm focusing on restoring hope, creating opportunities and protecting the america we all love. protecting america means first it starts with backing the blue. we must support our la

continued founding of heavy, the force in new york to intrude into licks disrupting traffic and causing gail gas, gaping waterfalls shut down from 3 lines across much of the city with airports and really lines out of service housing just people were left stranded. not getting much information, just hold tight, wait, and uh, take different pets, but who knows what pets and straighten me to where it's messed up. so i can sit here, write it out until they opened up the extreme dream force prompted to put these declared a state of image and seeing that each and it is not finished yet. there is more rain on the way that keeps moving. and it's hard to exactly pinpoint where to go next, but i'm asking and urging all new yorkers to continue to be vigilant in this street, many of the guns sort of foxman split into water, forcing residents to pick them up to date on hand. no, i have it myself and another person we trying to keep pumping all these he's throwing out the bucket of water outside. so we have really, really suffering in the back communities. 50 workers use draft students keep people default

production team to plymouth with the bbc strapped for cash and bbc schedules full of repeats, mike gailered what was the point? graham ford took up this perennial newswatch complaint, and it wasn'tjust sophie hayworth's location that he was concerned about. so i'm watching the bbc news at ten o'clock on the 20th of september. and to my incredulity, we've got sophie raworth on the roof of some building in plymouth. ..westminster, who's been hit by a downpour. i hope you can hear me. all right, chris. we then moved to chris mason outside parliament, who is under his umbrella looking like a completely drowned rat. you've got to feel pretty sorry for the guy. what on earth is he doing out there in the pouring rain? well, it seems as if the hospital system's been under— considerable pressure today. then we move to hugh pym, who is also under an umbrella, which is quite ridiculous, because he's getting soaking wet as well. don't the bbc have studios? why is it necessary for them to be outside? the only man who got it right was the weatherman. he knew the forecast and he was inside delivering

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gail, today's thursday. sure, a lot of you already thinking about the weekend. friday eve. so good morning, everyone. good morning. reyna. here is quite tower. just blowing out at this hour. and yeah, we did have some unsettled weather this week. that is due to we have this low pressure system in the pacific northwest. so but we have some nice mild temperatures in store for today. so i want to show you the temperatures right now. take a look. we're mild. a 57 degrees in downtown san francisco. actually take a step right outside before the show. and it is just so nice outside 60 for you in oakland, a 59 in hayward. so just all around mild temperatures and waking up earlier today or later today, rather partly cloudy skies in the 08:00am hour by noon. we have plenty of sunshine and it should be sunny and warm by the late afternoon. so really nice day, very similar to yesterday. but we do have rain in the forecast later this weekend. i'll have details in my extended forecast. all right. thank you for that, gayle king. let's iet a look at the roads about 7 minutes heading into t

gail, you've been tracking the forecast for us. how are things in terms of weather? good morning, dana. good morning, everyone. well, we're off to a cloudy start now. you see some patchy fog over at the golden gate bridge. the view from our camera. >> now we have been under this nice weather pattern with seasonable temperatures. we've been under the influence of low pressure to our north has also been cooling us down. now we are expecting another slow pressure system to drop down from the pacific northwest. so today is one of the last days. it's going to be nice and sunny and warm at mostly inland. and then as this next low drops, expect some rain maybe tomorrow into saturday and even snow in the sierra. also at we have high pressure out to see here and with mix that with a low pressure, you can expect some breezy conditions, especially in the afternoon when that sea breeze kicks up, futurecast for showing today. very clear and nice and sunny, but then come friday. that's when those clouds start to roll in as that low moves closer and then you notice some widespread

prophet muhammad, press tv correspondent dan juma abdullah, has more in this report. hundreds of gailing dress nigerian muslims have rillied insulaja as server of the capital abuja to mark the start of the islamic unity week, which commemorates the birth anniversary of prophet muhammad. as per call made by the late founder of the islamic republic of iran, imam homani. the week in between the two dates of the birthday of prophet muhammad, one narrated by shias and the other by sunnis is marked each year as the islamic unity week. to promote convergence among muslims. nigerians who marched through sulleja called for unity among muslims, as directed by imam homani. they also ask muslims to emulate the character of the prophet of islam. muhammad, peace be upon him. a man that was sent by god himself to teach other human beings, a man that leads the wall from adam to the people yet onborn a man that's come. to show the whole world what freedom is, on like what the western world is doing today, the hypocrisy of the western world. the participants in the rally also slammed some western countrie

but, gail, i'm really thankful that we don't have any rain to add to this mess. good morning. >> exactly reyna. you know, when you add those wet roads definitely can cause some more crashes. but we do have rain in the forecast later this weekend. but we are looks like we're staying dry today. i want to show you this view of half moon bay because now i'm starting to see some sunshine. >> we have some partly cloudy skies out here on the coast and in about later on today, we have some sun sunshine coming up in the afternoon hours and we'll have some comfortable temperatures. i'm seeing a 60's and 70's along the coast and bay. and then later on this afternoon when those forecast highs peak looking at low 80's inland, i'll have extended forecast in a bit. back to you. thank you, gayle. it is 804. and our top story this morning, bay area's prices. >> you want to sleep in this morning? you might have sticker shock if you didn't fill er up. in just 24 hours, we've seen some of the biggest increases especially up in the north bay where sandra fell. >> recorded a $0.26 inc

i want to thank scott and gail. >> great job great job. what i like to do now, we have an interview upstairs, but if it is ok for people to come up and say hello and get pictures. we will bang it out, and then go get a hot dog and a beer and drive home. [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] nding cuts. >> in the five weeks i have been gone, the department of justice continues to prosecute their political enemies while leaving criminals run rampant across our streets. the president disrespected the people of hawaii after their houses were burned down. alejandro mayorkas is daring us to impeach him. he cannot be bothered with what the law says. american citizens are being forced to compete against people coming illegally every single month across our southern border. people are dying from fentanyl and there is not a thing being done about it. we are tired of the washington theater, nothing we are doing is change in their lives. a government that tells y

gail is up to 55 mph in northern scotland. further south, one or two showers. fresher field to things. that cooler air mask with the wind lighter for a while, we'll in mist fog develop. single figure values could see as low as 3—4. mid—teens is where we have the wind in the rain. into sunday, it looks like that front clears its way into the north sea and will have a bit of that hang back with that weather front into england and wales. splashes of rain through the morning. it could brighten up into the morning. bright sunshine, one or two showers in the north— west of scotland. a bit warmer, and murkier across the south up to 23 celsius. a mixed week. it stays fine and settled in the south. evergrande's once high—flying chairman comes under police surveillance in china. we'll have more on what that means for the world's most indebted property developer. plus... the clock is ticking on capitol hill. will hard right republicans give in or will they trigger a government shutdown? hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm arunoday mukharji. we begin with china'

. >> gail, thanks. a lot of person was struck and killed by a caltrain this afternoon in san francisco. this happened just after 1 o'clock just south of tunnel to between the bayshore and 22nd street stations. this is video from the citizen app. caltrain says there were about 280 people on board the train at the time. no injuries onboard were reported. trains are moving again about an hour later. and this is now cal trains. 11th fatality of 2023. governor gavin newsom be doing several bills on friday night. one of them, including a bill requiring judges to consider children's gender identities in custody. disputes. some lgbtq activists saw this as an unfortunate blow. and earlier tonight we spoke with senator scott wiener about his reaction to the bill which he co authored. >> this is trajectory particularly tragic because governor newsom for decades, he's for the lgbtq community. a true so really disappointed that up to code this important legislation. much, you know, all it did was just to make it rea

what i realized when i started getting into these maturity schedules, it's really more of a gail forcer the next few years. if you look, for example, at investment grade borrowers, we have about a $1.44 trillion many maturities coming due over the next four years refinanced at rates anywhere between 2-2.5% higher than current coupon. and so part of the thought was, well, if rates could come down between now and then, that burden may not be as bad, but it looks like this higher for longer is going to make that phenomenon worse. jack: so investors ought to be thinking can the companies in my portfolio afford these higher rates. >> that's it. and it's not just the corporate market, it's it is also real estate, it's other a markets. and that's, i think, one of the issues that's mostly going to put a dividing line between heavy borrowers and companies that don't borrow e very much. jack: so give us some ideas of sectors, companies that you like this in that environment. >> sure. so we like high quality companies, and we like high quality companies that have and grow dividends. so, for examp

i'm feel gail in button and this is the day the essential to have you in a multiple we a soft frame. so we came here to europe, define jobs, and help me out families. let's see the to. the situation is certainly complex and we're gradually trying to return to normally yes, but it cannot be put totally team. the companies that fast, the board of us in the effort needs to be shared by fold beautifully. and also on the day is one of the was frozen, conflicts about to erupt, to gain brushes, invasion of you trade means tensions of the disputed nikoto kind of back region rising again. so she's got, once we understood what russia really wants and ukraine, we knew we had to commit to you. correct? and i mean, because they are fighting for all of us today. oh, great. if keep calls then, and you so union with a manager to correct. that's one person is hoping for them to us. welcome to the day, the italian island of la medusa is under a state of emergency. after a record number of migrants arrived within 24 hours, will forward to just have already transferred many of the more than 6000 arrival

when i'm on the road, all i think about is how my passengers can reach that destination safely on gail, before that goes on in the restaurants book set to contribute to nearly 10 percent off. it's due to national greenhouse gas emissions in order to make mobility green . i'm vicious dogs have been a no on my quest today. i'm curious to know how to india d called the noise. is it going to be one creating job opportunities for the most one visible on march in the lights community? helping women like with the be part of all that the new green economy has to offer . have 7 man, but the main problem starts at home. the ask whether i can do this, especially as i like reading, people have doubts, but i'm up for driving such a big problem. they say it's a man's job, but work is work and you just have to have the domain issues that make it so somebody they are also known as a women like with the on her colleagues, will need support systems in place to ensure that the transition does not set them on a bump. the junior we've got some of them in college captains on board. we change them over and a

it's been great having your company's full gail is up at the top of the next style of joining if you can buy the interest, the global economy, our portfolio dw business be here's a closer look at the project. to analyze the flight for market dominance, get a step with d. w. business. beyond the g. a velocity by the fields. i'm not at the today is the festival of the ugly. we both is just the day when ugly people take center stage along with everyone who feels less of and due to the way they look funny to see, you know, i gotta pull it up. we want them to feel important. we recognize their value and boost their self esteem. that's crucial out when we say ugly on the outside. beautiful inside need up and see. i'm a good time to go. yes. in front of us. yes. a dumb way coming the this is feel because one week before the festival of the ugly begins home to just about 2000 residents. this village is the center of the rebellion against italy's pervasive obsession with beauty. this is where the ugly club has its headquarters, and this is its president for now at least talk to you mall. oh,

i'm feel gail in berlin and this is the day the, the question of this trial is whether it's in the legal monopoly. i mean they, they control 90 percent of the search market. the government's going to argue that google searches like the digital air that the green, that the companies tactics of the polluted the atmosphere and it's damaging the consumers. google is going to say no, no, no, no, you know, competition is just a click away. people like us, people trust the we give them the best product, give them the best results. also on the day, thousands, the data in thousands more are missing and loving in libya, international aid organizations erasing to respond. epic proportions is not being a storm like this. in the range and was that in living memory? so the work now is really to get in supplies, but get in look at a lot. sadly some of those supplies include things like 40 bucks. welcome to the day. it's being billed as the trial. it could totally be shaped the tech industry and to shake the home, but many big tech companies have own that customers. an antique trust trial against google

chief lauren armstrong and who they'd like to see take the helm of the department next among them, gail harbin and her husband, jerry. they were wrong for firing chief armstrong in the beginning. they did not allow due process before they fired him, and they should reinstate him because it was very premature. lauren armstrong will be back. armstrong's ouster by oakland mayor xiang tao in february coming after a probe criticizing the former chief's handling of misconduct investigations involving his office hours. but that decision coming under intense scrutiny after an appeal by armstrong cleared him of any wrongdoing. so far, mayor tao has defended her decision. a position backed by jenny ziliak in . we elected this mayor and she's being of people as in that room every chance that they get. and their job is the police commission is not to undermine the mayor. the police commission had been expected to put forward a list of potential candidates for the chief job at thursday's meeting, but in protest of their leadership, several members chose not to show up preventing a quorum. i would sa

your flight is domestic, 3 hours for international flights reporting live from sfo, gayle ong kron. 4 gail, i bet it's just to get on one of those planes to a tropical spot. >> thank you, gayle ong reporting live for us from sfo. the planes are helping the air quality in across the bay. today. wildfire smoke continues to linger in our skies. >> with some air quality readings in certain spots ranging from moderate to unhealthy the air quality advisory is in effect through the end of today. people with respiratory problems should avoid being outside and exercising, especially if you have to be out for long periods of time. despite the haze, a spare, the air alert has not been issued because conditions are expected to improve tonight into tomorrow. >> we are expecting the winds to continue to pick up off the ocean blow that smoke out the bay area. so we are expecting it to continue to improve through the rest of today. and through the weekend, we aren't expecting any major impacts over the weekend. >> and weather is going to be changing and if you will be driving in these conditions with the

gail, governor newsom has signed a bill that will help clear the past for the construction of a controversial student housing 10 berkeley's historic people's park. the 312 million dollar project would house roughly 1100 cal students. now opponents want the school to preserve that park and build housing someplace else. the park was founded back in 1969. as part of the free speech and civil rights movement. but more recently, it's become a place of relative shelter for unhoused people. construction of the park is still on hold pending the resolution of the california supreme court case. the university says that it hopes that this new law will hasten the court's decision to the south bay. now san jose residents are calling on state assembly members for support on rent control. the community is demanding bill sb 5.67. gets past to protect low-income renters from unjust, evictions and rent increases. this bill would hold a property owner accountable for charging rent over the maximum increase allowed. mortgage rates are still hovering near 20 year highs. but due to fewer homes being listed for sal

mean is almost a quarter of the population escape as advisors on take some of the on the on feel. gail, welcome to the program. 6 young people from portugal, assuming the european union, the european court of human rights, and accusing the you and to move in certain countries of inaction on the climate crisis. i'm so violating some of the fundamental rights and for the similar cases around the world on the regional national level. but this is the 1st involving several countries at once. the activism that supports us our instruct as the weather here in open today. to to the 2017 fires group the country, burning homes and raising entire communities. more than 100 people were killed in the blazes. which side to say were made worse by human, made climate change, which seems like those were what motivated succeeds in portugal to su, 32 nations for violating their human rights when i realized right. so being violated because of climate change. i thought this is going to fine. there was my the groups lawyers intend to argue that the climate crisis directions that are clients rights to life pr

a serious crisis in more time, retro and the need to find the rich countries production isn't have gail has gain strength in the world. trade organization remains paralyzed, especially it's dispute settlement system, new gate. nobody remembers the door head development around anymore. you see in the meantime, unemployment yesterday and precarious work that has been undermined a people's confidence in better times, especially the youth of in governments. you don't need to break away from the increase like this sense between the force of the market and the voice of the straight. neo liberalism, a has a bad review to the economic and political inequality that plagues democracy today . uh. its legacy is a mass of disenfranchised, and excluded people miss directly for rights adventures and merge, who denied politics and self solutions that are easy as they are wrong. many you'd like to have fallen to the temptation of replacing sale to neo liberalism, or with primitive conservative amount. sorry terry of nationalism. the hit me repeat it and the 2 and a gym that uses emma grandma as kate, go

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and commercial companies and defense contractors, war fighters are counting on, us to deliver that gailgether with greater urgency and unity of purpose, to not let them down. i don't intend to and i know you won't, either and for that, i thank you. [applause] >> i am excited and want to talk more in a second but let me start with a couple general questions. he listed some buzzwords used in the past, revolutionary military affairs and i've noticed when something becomes fashionable the label gets slapped on teverything whether it is or n. the latest innovation word, the latest buzzword is innovation, what does the bus get right and wrong about that? >> innovation has a purpose among innovation as i said about creating advantage capability, certainly in the commercial sector, you sometimes hear people say innovation for innovation which i think is counter to the definition of innovation by take the general points they are trying to make, the innovation theater piece which we have created an organization and put small dollars and capability but there isn't real thought in design thinkinghe

strong winds in the north—east of scotland, gail sia, and maximum temperature is generally up to 14 or high pressure moving in and that ridge means that the air is descending in the atmosphere and clears the moisture so the showers disappear, the cloud breaks up and there will be clear spells and that will allow temperatures to fall away, three or four celsius in central areas of scotland, even down in the capital temperatures in single figures. so a chilly but sunny start to your weekend. yes there will be one or two showers around norfolk and suffolk but generally clearing away. lots of sunshine for many others but the cloud will increase across northern ireland, west wales on the far south—west of england late in the day and if you spots of rain and temperatures between 14 and 18 degrees, similar to today. as we go into the weekend or the second half of the weekend, on sunday, we will see this deep area of low pressure and this will contain the remnants of hurricane nigel, so the white lines, the isobars close together and the winds are strengthening on the weather front bringing ou

front droop south—east, we noticed a squeeze on the isobars on the southern flank of that low and gailry into parts, to the south of that we might start to drag in something a bit more humid once again, so despite some cloud around, temperatures may well peaking into the mid 20s, no where near as bad as it wasjust well peaking into the mid 20s, no where near as bad as it was just a few days ago, but still fresher into the far north. as we move into friday, this area of rain could be just that little bit further north, could be that bit further south, but it will be wet at times friday and to the start of the weekend, with sunny spells and self. death in the south. —— with sunny spells in the south. of sexual harassment and assaults. bbc news has spoken to women who were sexually assaulted in the operating theatre. and it was the smirk and just everything about it — i felt dirty, i felt humiliated. we'll have more about a major new piece of research which shows a pattern of trainees being abused. also this lunchtime: thousands feared dead and 10,000 missing — storm daniel causes widespr

weather overnight and particularly to the northwest and so, some strong winds working into scotland in gail'sd of the night. a relatively mild night compared with last night in temperatures 11 to 13 degrees. this weather for this would be very slow moving and if you start off at the rain, it was to be renting in the early afternoon a parts england and wales, the midlands and north lincolnshire as well, the ring which was a bit later and patch year in sunshine and showers still affecting more than areas of scotland and the weather turning quite humid with some warm sunshine across parts of east anglia and southern counties of england. heading through thursday and friday, the weatherfriend england. heading through thursday and friday, the weather friend would change his mind and go northwards. and then bill gets something winds and will get warmer across scotland and will get warmer across scotland and northern ireland and with that for cloud and rain on the way. for friday, the rain turning heavier and the rain crossing northern england and moving back into southern and central scotland in the

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gail-force winds are affecting many places, so much so they've rescheduledaround 384 flights for todayand fallen trees but so far no casualties or massive damage. >>> wheen while to the east the tie fine is expecting to gain more strength as it edges closer to the island. >>> the latest classroom ban targets a long robe. macron reaffirmed that those and other religious symbols would not be allowed in the schools and teachers would have help to enforce the new rules. >> reporter: special staff will be seconded to work alongside teachers to support them and end gauge in the necessary dialogue with families and pupils, but we won't let anything get past us. at the start of the school year, i will be frank with you. we know there will be cases, some through negligence perhaps but many to try to defy the republican system. we must be uncompromising. >> critics have denounlseced th ban. >>> days after a coupe swept a president from power, the new military leader promised a return to democracy. in an address he says he doesn't want to rush into new elections that make, quotes, the same mistak

. >> gail r. green. >> james arthur green leaf, jr. >> my brother kevin james murphy. we love and miss you. we know you are with us every day. we have had the seeing of beth's strength and the incredible job she has done and how proud you are of your family. we are grateful to be part of their lives. they are close and loving as a family can be and your spirit lives on with them. i would also like to thank everyone who has been part of this memorial service for the past 22 years. you have been here with us to pay tribute to our loved ones and to make sure they are remembered and honored. over the years, you have treated us with respect and with compassion. your actions allow us to keep our focus on our family members who are no longer with us. thank you all for being here with us. may god bless you and may god bless america. [applause] >> and my grandfather, firefighter robert james crawford. being your granddaughter is something i will always be so grateful for and a title i'm blessed to have. i'm so proud to be part of you and to be able to carry you with me wherever