a kickback. at is how broken the system is. the a new option comes onto market, instead of pharmacies being told there is an affordable new option, tell your patients about it, the insurer tells the pharmacist we will only cover the expensive option. the the patient, are none wiser unless you're pharmacist tells you otherwise. until we implement a system with upfront discounts. i want to raise one final point about the proposal and how it will improve markets. pastre not big rebates onto patients today? some have noted our system acts like reverse insurance. not just to pet profits but to push down premiums for other customers. of how the opposite insurance is meant to work. it is supposed to protect people with the highest cost. it is possible that some seniors could see a slight increase in because theyending do not use drugs. they do not have big costs that can be brought down and they could see a very small increase in premiums. benefits of the system will materialize for the subset of the seniors when they do need prescription drugs

we have a new system that will be moving in. does not look stroomly strong, but it will be a cold storm and we could get a quarter to a half inch on out of this. by 5:00 p.m., roads wet and ground saturated, it's hard for the freeways and roads to absorb the water, especially for some of you below sea level. so, that is why there's a lot of water getting kicked up on the roadway. think of it tomorrow night if you have plans of. we will keep the rain chance through 11:00 p.m. notice the white showing up, right up through the hire elevations of the north bay. snowfall, down to 2-3,000 feet, we could see another 1-2 inches. as we move in to sunday, it's a spotty rain situation for the morning right in to the afternoon. so, it's not a non-stop wet weekend for us. but, we are going to see this on again, off again activity. rain totals, quarter to a half inch on average. >>> all this rainfall here is going to mean big time snow again for the sierra a and tomorrow, looks like the worst blizzard conditions likely. so, all the ski resort

a new technology. by a team of european and african scientists the project is led by professor john from the university of khan's way in germany the team has come up with a new system use west water order to cut costs while boosting efficiency. one develop a system for the market it's called research collating aquaculture so this is to makes use of hundred percent water reuse water recycle ation so it's mentally very friendly because there's no water going through and there's no nothing spoiling the environment and we make use of renewable energy in order to reduce the c o two footprint in the tunnel on the can and side of the lake a pilot project is already in place the water is filtered using what's known as membrane bioreactor technology in uganda has been using recycled water for the last eighteen months the used water is pumped into our tongue from there it flows into this busines which contains tons and sun that help clean the water now wants to use recycled water to have big points too so we already have that system and it has proved to be very efficient for us using the same water would maintain the same temperatures because that's also very crucial when yo

we've reported extensively on the new system and the source tells us a manual search of records showed an arrest warrant on file. now if officers had that, they could have arrested him during the traffic stop. perhaps avoiding last utave sai nothing wrong with the new computer system other than usual growing pains. >>> our other top story on this friday evening, rain and hail and thunder, a rare hail storm there on the streets of san francisco. this all kicks off a holiday weekend. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking this for us. >> i think the big picture item i want to make sure everybody understands is that the strong wise spread rainfall from the storm this is week, that is all gone. this is areas of scattered instability that will hang on through tonight and into saturday and parts of sunday. could you see it is popping up on the radar. it is already produced some of the hail today. we could see more hail with this area here over san mateo. and this is also tracking off to the east into fremont with heavier downpours by 6:55 and then the lower part of that

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there is a system coming and some of the rainfall rates will be excessive. 50s to near 60s. further north, in the mid-50s. we will get a break as a new system is in saturday. >> r kelly is out of jail but he will be back in court soon. what he told the judge about sexual assault charges towards him. >> a man is accused of stealing luggage. police need you to help track him down because what was inside that luggage? >> r kelly is out of jail this morning. he is due back in court guilty from four women, three of them were minors. he video footage.>> we have come to learn of the existence of a third videotape. the third videotape depicts additional sexual assault and abuse. our position is that he is done nothing wrong. >> kelly was freed on bail and he is due back in court march 22. >> newly released court documents alleged robert kraft visited a massage parlor in florida for sex acts on the morning of the afc championship game in kansas city. it was his second visit to the massage parlor in 24 hours. he then flew to kansas city for the game. >> we will be watching the shares of tesla stock this morning after the sec filed a claim agai

a. new system remember last time i said there were certain things that it was too early to mention back then but now the time has come for me to announce another new project with a plan we've been working on this successfully and when the time is right we will complete this work and this is a hypersonic missile called sort of gone but. with has a speed of maque nine it has the range of one thousand kilometers and can. see in the navy and the targets. can be launched from a ship or a submarine we're going to get an equal if that was that which in about an it can work together with the caliber system so we will not be too costly for russia. to protect our national interests for the next two or three years i had two or three years they had of the there are many procurement programs the navy will receive seven new submarine. and soon will start building five more. major in its navy ships and in the other five new ships will be built before they go with what i get twenty twenty seven to finish the subject of the i.n.f. treaty and the u.s. will draw from this treaty i would like to say another

monitoring rainfall is hard and relies heady —— heavily on whether systems which don't have a certain range. at weather newspan, a new system is training artificial intelligence to work out rainfall from satellite images instead allowing for proclamations gci’oss instead allowing for proclamations across the globe. this is the world's largest weather provider. it has 3000 weather monitoring sense was and satellites. it broadcasts wohling weather reports from its office in ciba city. the company also gets its information from its customers. everyday users of the weather app chatted about the weather app chatted about the weather and at upload 20,000 voters of their current weather conditions. using a combination of human moderators and a eye, these photos and texts are turned into real—time weather data. a kind of cloud sourcing, if you will —— macro three. ——ai. it is also to do with airlines to do with turbulence on the flight path and the best ways to avoid those when you go over or under them and also, interestingly, the best times during the flight to serve the airline meal, when it's not so bumpy that

a new system, chance of some rain once we hit this weekend. lf inch to one inch does not look nearly as strong as what we're dealing with right now. i think the next 36 hours, it's going to be the worst. again, in the north bay, you have to watch out if you live near a small creek, river, or stream. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up ne,ctc scooters suddenly breaking on their own. what you need to know about the bug responsible for this potentially dangerous glitch. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. ca (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> they survived combat only to wage a new war back here at home. we're talking about military veterans exposed to toxic chemicals on their war zone bases. senior investigative reporter begat sha shaben has a

rainfall is hard and relies heavily on whether radar systems which you don't find everywhere and which only have a certain range. at weathernews here injapan, a new training artificial intelligence to work out rainfall from satellite images instead, allowing for rainfall approximations across the globe. this is the world's largest weather provider. it has 3,000 weather monitoring sensors and two satellites. it broadcasts rolling weather reports from its office in chiba city. but weather forecasting relies on having as many sources of data as possible so the company also gets its information from its customers. everyday users of the weathernews app chat about the weather and upload 20,000 photos of their current weather conditions. using a combination of more ai and human moderators, these photos and texts are turned into real—time weather data. a kind of cloud sourcing, if you will. as well as providing weather forecasts for us ordinaries, weathernews also provides bespoke services for airlines, for example, to do with areas of turbulence on the flight path and the best ways to avoid those — whether you go over or under them — and also, interesti

al jazeera also coming out keeping the nuclear deal alive france germany and britain launch a new payment system with iran in order to bypass u.s. sanctions. the u.n. says at least twenty nine children a new borns have died in the last two months in a base in the cold camp in syria. and we meet cypriots who say they were tortured jury now struggle to end the british colonial rule in the one nine hundred fifty s. . and welcome to the program and as well as opposition leader is accused national security forces loyal to the president nicolas maduro of freshening his family after outlining his plan for the country it's an opposition event at a university in caracas he said agents from a special police unit had been to his apartment asking to see his wife. he urged all the security forces to get on the right side of history and made this appeal to the police at his home. so i say to the gentleman of the farce pollies here you are with my wife my daughter in my house or they would hold you responsible for any flipped my baby and was only twenty months although it's what they do to this whole country a

a real security threats. well when we just look at what to the pentagon is saying about this deployment as you just mentioned the new troops will be used to provide a new system of civilians and monitoring of the border area and that the day will be used to install additional y. of various it's doesn't sound like in the securities thread like an emergency so it's rather a seems that it is a political stance desire to bag president trumps campaign promise and to show that he is determined to push through with this promise to build a wall along the you asked mexican border we know the president drug trade the situation at the border. series is an emergency occurrence is you just returned from arizona you were on the border what did you thought is right and we went to nogales arizona and i talked to the mayor there are two people in the community many of them have relatives in mexico many of them rely on doing business with mexico and they told me that there is no crisis the only crisis they see is the fact that now you have to wait long hours to cross the border legally because the border patrol agents are short staffed but we also have the opportunity a rare o

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news today. i'm lweis vaughan jones. the latest headlines. the united states suspends a major cold war arms agreement with russia, saying it's violated the treaty with a new missile systemrst person to be convicted of female genital mutilation, in the uk. right let's bring you up to speed with all things brexit. plenty of wranglings behind the scenes today. let's start with the diplomatic row that's erupted over how gibraltar — a british 0verseas territory which lies on the southern coastline of spain — is described in official eu documents. the uk's ambassador to the eu used a meeting of diplomats to object to the british territory being described as "a colony" with "controversial" status. it's included in draft legislation which would allow british passport holders to travel to the eu visa—free after brexit. gibraltar‘s chief minister expressed his displeasure at madrid. we consider this language to be unnecessarily provocative and i don't know what spain is playing at and how they think this enables us to build a strong relationship going forward , to build a strong relationship going forward, the spanish repeatedly say they want gibraltar to become spanish, what her

we have the opportunity now as a result of leaving the european union to put an immigration system into place, a newtem, to bring an end to free movement once and for all, that was an important part of the element of the referendum debate and the reason i think quite a number of people actually voted to leave the european union. we can now put in place an immigration system based on skills, not where people come from. i can still see him. doctor julian lewis. come from. i can still see him. doctorjulian lewis. thank you for that warm—hearted introduction! there may be a special place in hell for those of us who want a clean break with the european union, but does my right honourable friend agree that there will be the devil to pay for any party that tries to hold a second referendum to reverse the result of the first one?” absolutely agree. 0ur party campaigned to respect the result of the referendum. the labour party campaign, saying they would respect the result of the referendum. it is important that we do just that. the prime minister's government is as we preparing —— my as we speak preparing —

didn't say before but i can now announce that this spring we will launch the systems first nuclear submarine with a brand new naval system was designed to counter u.s. navy forces and washington's efforts in creating a global missile defense primarily at ca again this is video just coming into us on the program it is thought that the russian systems underwater craft are small and difficult to locate in turkey it's. well speaking all not state of the union address that president putin was talking on the poseidon up but he also touched a lot of issues domestic policy first and foremost but also what is going on on foreign terms saying that moscow does not seek confrontation with its international partners breaking down on the talk of the day for us. i'll start with how the russian president got to the final part of his speech where he did on america and its allies plus how russia gets along with them he. he said that he was obliged to bring this issue up after washington tore up the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty the donald trump administration insisted on that after the idea first surfaced in washin

a 36-hour period, storm ranger and mobile doppler radar shows dry conditions right now and that's certainly the best news. we're done with that heavy rainfall we had. here comes a brand new storm system. i'll have the timeline on this coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> there are a lot of small hotels, lodges and businesses right there in guerneville. this is the pool area of the r-3 hotel. it's, as you can see, under water. so are all the rooms on that bottom floor. the restaurant and the other offices also on the bottom floor are flooded. here's a before and after photo of that same pool. the employees evacuated yesterday. >>> more before and after pictures. here's a perspective of how different things look today. this is the parking lot of the local safeway in guerneville. you can see it's flooded. almost everything is under water. this is what it looked like before the river overflowed its banks. here you can see the parking lot, no problem. this is on the left is before. that's after. you can barely recognize it. the safeway truck stuck here in the parking lot. just a couple blocks away is the timber line restaurant, the building with the long, brown roof right here. this is what

that is great news coming to us right now but it's going to be a short-lived window. a brand new storm system lining up by 9:30 on friday. i've got a timeline on this and a total of two storms in the next seven days coming up in about ten minutes. >> thanks so much. >>> here's more perspective of how different things looked today. check out the parking lot of the local safeway in guerneville. it's flooded. this is what it looked leek before the russian river overflowed. the parking lot before. k see it here. this is the after. look at the truck right there, this restaurant down here at the bottom. you can't get to cole's fine foods. just a couple blocks is away is the timberline restaurant. it's the building with the long brown roof right here. take a look at the before and after. the entire intersection right here flooded. this is fourth and mill streets. and check out real cafe in nearby monte rio. the whole aaunderwater. take a look at the before and after. you can't even get to the restaurant now, raj. >> as we've seen with so many of our fire and flood zones in recent years it's not just

eco innovators are prepared to travel to the most remote corners of the earth in the hunt for a new system.

did the same russian president vladimir putin an ounce to moscow would begin developing a new weapon systems and ordered his ministers not to initiate any new disarmament talks with washington here's a little more of what putin had to say because keeping our american partners have announced they are suspending their participation in the deal and we are also suspending our participation but. we will wait until our partners have mature enough to conduct an equal meaningful dialogue with us on this important topic and you know. and putin was responding to the u.s. decision to pull out of the cold war era i.n.f. treaty secretary of state might pump aoe said washington was suspending its compliance because moscow wasn't respecting the arms control agreement u.s. says is weapons like these the s.s.c. eight cruise missiles with a range of more than five hundred kilometers which show russia has violated the treaty. for more on saving for more on this we're joined now from moscow by defense analyst pavel felgenhauer mr felgenhauer now the treaty appears to be officially dead and moscow is saying it w

add to our top stories we can sense and confirm the successful test of a new missile system which is eing regarded as a threat by nato where we can cross now to my guest independent british m.e.p. stephen wolf good to have you on the program now nato accuses the russian president of threatening u.s. allies with new weapon systems and mr putin says it's only for washington to calculate the cost of their actions namely with the withdrawal from the i.n.f. treaty how do you see it. but i think what it is as you've seen in your previous guest is there is a geopolitical. war going on in terms of economics in terms of the way that the military has been armed on either side and we've seen from the united states they seem to have huge concerns towards russia huge concerns towards around huge concerns towards china in terms of trade and by pulling out of previous agreements between russia and the united states it leaves the argument that we can now militarize the world we will provide nuclear technology to saudi arabia and then we'll criticize russia for actually having the creativity to create

system. the new digital system would make enforcement easier. >> that might curtail . >> reporter: a spokesman us the new plan is expected to be in place by january 2020. >> parking is still 40s minutes a wait to t a parking space. >> reporter: in the district, scott mcfarlane, news4 i-team. one of week we learned our region's top cops is stepping down. chief thomas mange of montgomery county announced that he is going to retire in april. manger has been wearing a badge for more than fourdecades. he became an officer in fairfax county back in 1977, later serving as the county's chief fo six years. manger then came across the river to become chief in montgohery county past 15 years. he tells our pat collins that he has no regrets about his life in law enforcement. >> what i really miss being a chief for the last 20 years being out on the road, being dispatched to calls. being a cop, a you've got front row seat to the greatest show on earth. and i enjoyed being a police officer and i enjoyed that kind of work. >> he tells usehat he won't sitting back and just settling down in retirement. he's go

new about the latest version. he'll take in a brief presentation and check out the various stations to find out about such aspects as lights suspension and assistant systems. but first what's new about the overall design the touch ups to the exterior are minimal only noticeable at second glance but underneath the surface of a new push sat some real changes have been me. now just like on the new tour a l e d made three x. headlights are available from the piss out and addition to the large light module thirty two individually controlled ele deed beams can respond to a broad variety of driving conditions into. down up to thirty five kilometers an hour potential hazards on and near the road can be spotted earlier thanks to brighter peripheral illumination. in the countryside starting at thirty kilometers per hour the headlights automatically switch to high beam the active lighting system even follows the course of an upcoming bend well before the steering wheel is turned. on high beams the headlights react to reflective road signs and markings by dimming the intensity in their vicinity the same goes for vehicles up ahead or on coming a camera can make out se

news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on-dot-tv to subscribe. (anchor) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as we see a new storm system moving in...this time not a pineapple express but colder temps. lawrence will have details of what you need to know coming up in the newscast. (grant) contining our team storm coverage now from the south bay where folks living along one stretch of the guadalupe river had a rude awakening early this morning. (vicki) people were encouraged to evacuate only to be told a couple of hours later that the danger had passed. kron four's rob fladeboe has more on that still unfolding drama now live from san jose. rob? (rob/ live) the guadalupe river can be very "flashy" during these big storms. it can come up fast and that's what happened last night into this morning. it appears to have stopped just short of flooding a considerable part of san jose's willow glen neighborhood. nats (raging river)this was the guadalupe river as it passes below the bridge at alma avenue early this morning. flood stage here is about 8-and-a-half feet. residents were first alerted to the flooding potential late last

new images of a successfully tested on. water drone called poseidon here is video all of those tests on the new weapons system is just a few seconds long but it is exclusive footage news they had been successful came immediately after of love him or putin gave his i knew all the states of the nation address the president said in his speech that the drone could be in full operation by spring so that's within a number of months time it's been described by most school as a planned modernization of military capabilities to conjure hostile u.s. moves here's what both the russian defense minister russian leader and the say about poseidon ready. to do this we conducted successful drills of a nuclear powered cruise missile with unlimited range to boot events nick and poseidon an underwater pilotless device with unlimited range we didn't say before but i can now announce that this spring we will launch the systems first nuclear submarine. was business. we successfully completed offshore tests of the pilotless underwater poseidon drones says its crew has passed the necessary training the main aim of this work is to provide military s

system now and it's time to dry out? >> yeah, we just have a few lingering showers left behind us. that's the good news glad we're pointing that out, that the worst of that storm system has already moved on. but we're still under the threat here of the flooding, of course, as that river continues to rise. and bedo hawe do have two more in the extended forecast. we want to hit on the fact again, we're hearing from so many people in jessica aguirre's reports, they've never seen it this bad. there is a reason why. we are now ranking the 6th worst flooding event on the russian river in guerneville. 45.6 feet expected crest at 9:00 p.m. tonight. the worst was 49.7 feet in 1955. really not that far away from that. that is why it is devastating to people out there. storm strong, they're usually okay with a little bit of river flooding. it's something they can get through. but this definitely is proving for a lot of folks too much. you can see it crest again at 45.6 feet tonight. i want to remind everybody the shelters are open, sebastopol for the arts. if you're looking for someplace warm to seek shelter, the

new person or. a model explains had both wagon calls his package a new assistant systems i q drive one is the travel assist which enables second level or partially autonomy's driving up to two hundred ten kilometers per hour at second level the system makes celebrates breaks steers and maintains a distance to the car ahead of a drivers have to keep their hands on the steering wheel and of course their eyes on the road in case they have to take control of a button activate sensors that monitor their surroundings radar measures than distance to the car ahead a camera detects lane markings help keep the car on the road in combination with a predictive adaptive cruise control the purse sods camera can also read traffic signs and automatically adjust the speak. to travel. this can even keep the car on the road through construction areas it can recognize guardrails traffic cones and road barriers who have a slow amount to a compares this with earlier systems that sounded a warning of drivers took their hands off the steering wheel but often if you were driving straight ahead and didn't need to steer they

a new payment system called the instrument in support of trade exchanges or instead is going to be a dollar mechanism it will be based in paris managed by the former director for germany's commerzbank or the u.k. will head up a supervisory board iran is among the biggest oil importers to the e.u. but for now europe things that inspects will for now focus on food and medical exports to iran. last year europe opposed america's decision to withdraw from the twenty fifteen deal with iran under the agreement sanctions were lifted in exchange for tehran limiting its nuclear program independent journalists a little bit of a thinks they'll be a few takers when rather there will be few takers when it comes to europe's new transaction system. it will be a trickle of companies daring do that it's much easier for chinese companies or for russian companies to to close deals through to make deals with iran the europeans are asking aired in an incredible way the companies if you talk to them they are afraid by ricochet of being in the eye of the storm with the americans trying to make an example be

kari hall tracking a new storm system right now. here is a photo of the radar she tweeted out moments ago. she's timing out how long you need your umbrella coming up and you can get on the go updates following kari on twitte twitter @karihallweather. >>> a follow-up at 5:55 in a deadly lyft driver killing, this is the case in arizona, where a passenger fatally stabbed a pregnant driver, then stole her suv. he killed she and her little baby. the suspect pleaded not guilty, still in jail, his bond is $1 million. >>> new today, we don't know if tom brady is planning to go to the white house. some sports teams, including the warriors, have avoided trips to meet president trump after championship wins. yesterday, brady avoided a question on that topic. >> tom, do you have plans on going to the white house for a celebration? >> ooh! >> yeah -- >> next question. i mean, guys. >> so far, no official invitation. brady, a san mateo native skipped a white house visit when president trump, with president trump in 2017. >>> new this morning, a na

new face. of those presidential votes ending a two party system that's dominated the country thinks he is. the kenyans warning the. new rules to stay mangrove trees. several major countries are set to join. in the u.s. canada and latin american allies and recognizing venezuela's opposition leader as interim president britain france germany and four others set a midnight sunday deadline for nicholas maduro the core new presidential elections but he's flatly refused killer part that i may have to go to wellington even we don't accept ultimatums from anyone it's like as if i told the european union i give you seven days to recognize the republic of catalonia and if you don't we are going to take measures you know international politics can't be based on ultimatums that was the area of empires and colonies or meanwhile u.s. president donald trump says military intervention in venezuela remains an option even their murderous ally russia is warning against it speaking to u.s. television network c.b.s. trump also said he won't meet the door while he is requested a meeting and i turned it down beca

did the same russian president vladimir putin also announced moscow would begin developing a new weapon systems and ordered his ministers not to initiate any new disarmament talks with washington he has no and won't let him impotent not to say. because people you know our american partners have announced they are suspending their participation in the deal and we are also suspending our participation. we will wait until our partners are mature enough to conduct an equal meaningful dialogue with us on this important topic you know. president putin was responding to the u.s. decision to pull out of the cold war a cold war era i.n.f. treaty secretary of state mike on pios said washington is suspending its compliance because moscow been breaching the arms control agreement the us says its weapons like these s s c eight cruise missiles with a range of more than five hundred kilometers that show russia has violated the treaty. over the latest let's bring in our moscow correspondent emily show and emily president putin is now following suit after the u.s. pull out of the treaty is this an escalation. w

it says this historic action moves towards a new system that puts american patients first while bringing new transparency to prescription drug markets. but the pbms oppose the administration's plan, saying it will undercut their ability to bargain with drug makers for lower priced. acquired last year by cigna is one of the nation's largest pbms. >> we get accused of being the middle men, but the reality is the most sophisticated employers and health plans employ us to drive care at a better cost. in the absence of pbms, patients and planned sponsors would be spending literally billions and billions more on an annual basis. >> reporter: the proposal by the administration would have to be passed by congress. but even if it passes, consumer advocates recommend you shop around for prescription drugs, the way you would for any product. >> prices vary a lot. the same medication could be $8 at one pharmacy and $358 down the street. you just don't know until you ask. >> reporter: for jon yeagley, reform can't come soon enough and to my son, the medicine is priceless. it's given him an entirely n

germany france and britain of launched a new payment system with iran designed to bypass u.s. sanctions it's aimed at saving the two thousand and fifty nuclear deal which u.s. president donald trump pulled out of last year it's expected to be endorsed by old twenty eight you members but the u.s. isn't happy natasha ports now from paris. it was on the sidelines of the european union foreign ministers meeting in bucharest that france britain and germany launched a new e.u. payment mechanism to allow european companies to continue trading with iran and bypass u.s. sanctions ministers hope the initiative will safeguard the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal and help ensure regional stability and good example of that or at least we are making clear that we are not only talking about keeping the nuclear agreement live but we are now creating a possibility to do business transactions that is a prerequisite for us so we can deliver on our obligations and in return be able to ask you rather not to develop enrich uranium for military use the e.u.'s foreign policy chief who is one of the t

system. there is a new social force, using change his system. a, unlike what happened in yemen, the sudanese people, they have experience in overthrowing a dictatorship. they did before 1964 and in 1985, dictatorship. they did before 1964 and in1985, and dictatorship. they did before 1964 and in 1985, and i am sure they will this time manage equally to overthrow the regime of omar al—bashir. overthrow the regime of omar al-bashir. thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you. hello. as advertised for several days, temperatures are now on the up and there will be sunnier days to come, but we're not there yet. for thursday, expect a good deal of cloud around. it's reallyjust later in the day it starts to brighten up. regardless of cloud or sunshine, though, it will be milder. it's all about where the air is coming from. there's a bit of caribbean air coming our way on through thursday. by the end of the week, the start of the weekend, looking to north—west africa, the canaries, for the source of our mild air, but temperatures will b