this is aberdeen, maryland. the sheriff in hartford county, maryland, says a mass shooting has left, according to the sheriff, multiple victims. initial reports right now are indicating that five people have been shot, three of them fatally. this is unfolding in the city of aberdeen, about 30, 35 miles north of baltimore. a lot we do not know right now, but let me get over to joe johns who is gathering some of the latest information. joe, what are you picking up? >> kate, this is apparently a distribution support facility for rite-aid, which is the drugstore firm that we all know of. as you said, the report that we have initially five shot, three dead. we also know that according to the sheriff's department in hartford county, this was initially dispatched around 9:09 eastern time. so we're just about at the two-hour mark as authorities continue working on this. we're told that the situation has been secured. that can mean a number of things. so it's not clear exactly what that means, but it does appear that the

we've got breaking news on the shooting in aberdeen, maryland.ports say that four people were killed. the suspect has been detained, and any minute we're going to get new information from the county sheriff on the scene. >>> as the fbi gets pulled into the fight over judge brett kavanaugh's nomination, more and more is trickling out that could be confirmed or debunked with a professional investigation into the sexual assault allegations, ones that kavanaugh denies. let's take a look at what surfaced without fbi agents looking into this. first of all, professor ford says kavanaugh was drunk when he allegedly assaulted her at a high school party in maryland. kavanaugh's yearbook lists keg city club as one of his activities saying 100 kegs or bust. ford also claims that kavanaugh's friend mark judge was in the room when she was allegedly assaulted. in his yearbook mark judge has a reference to alcoholics unanimous along with the 100 kegs or bust line, and he refers to a bart asking if he boofed yet. that's a slang term for a sex act or a sex act inv

according to aberdeen police, she says they do not have a suspect in custody. per oete williams, i says that by speaking with law enforcement agencies, that at least five people have been shot in a business area near aberd n aberdeen, maryland. and at this point a shooter, from what we are hearing on the ground, a shooter remains on the loose. a developing story, very much a fluisituation. we'll be monitoring this and check back with you in a few minutes, aaron. >> erika gonzalez at the live desk for us, erika, thank you. >>> the day after this dramati senior center fire in d.c., there are still a lot of questions. toda we're learning more about the heroic efforts to get everyone out of that buildingiv and there are new concerns about the smoke alarm system in that building. >> news4's megancgrath in southeast with a look at what we know this morning. megan? >> reporter: the tremendous amount of oodamage, the has been gone, and damage to the upper floors. everyone who lived in this building is without a home at this onint. we still have a cause for this fire. i

the match went to penalties where aberdeen came out on top.ame back off the crossbar and aberdeen won the shoot out. manager nick cushing has praised manchester city captain steph houghton‘s professionalism, following her husband stephen darby's retirement. the bolton right—back was forced to end his playing career after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. city host atletico madrid in the second leg of their champions league round of 32 match tomorrow. steph is steph, the england captain and the city captain for a reason. when you are a top leader, football is very important to her. she comes in and she trains like she always has done, and she applies herself as she always has done. her family is also important to her and manchester city, and all of us will support steph and stephen through theirjourney, because we are a family. elsewhere, the new coach of liverpool women has denied suggestions that the club aren't fully backing the team. last week neil redfearn left afterjust one game in charge and there were claims he was unhappy at

sunshine as well, 15 in aberdeen. in northern ireland,, sunshine as well, 15 in aberdeen.ut look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very heavy bursts with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 01’ south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 south of that but warm as well, 21 or22 in the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 in the south—east where we may stick with some sunshine. going through thursday evening into the night, we take this wet weather across northern england, wales and the south—west, we go eastwards and with that the wind is strengthening across the southern and particularly south—eastern areas with gusts of a0, 50 or maybe 60 mph or even a touch more in these southern areas. if you have travel plans over the next 2a hours or so through thursday on into friday, heavy rain, gales at times and there‘s the potential for destruction. your bbc local radio station will keep you up to date. friday starting windy in southern and eastern areas. this area of low pressure respo

similar temperatures to aberdeen in london. by temperatures to aberdeen in london.mostly confined to the far north of scotland by this stage. we are going to bejoining in some very warm stage. we are going to bejoining in some very warm air on stage. we are going to bejoining in some very warm air on thursday. the warmest day of the week for many. then cooler air returns by the end of the week for all of us. you're watching beyond 100 days. more allegations of sexual abuse against brett kavanaugh but donald trump says he's sticking by his supreme court nominee. the judge emphatically denies the latest allegation, saying he won't be intimidated into withdrawing from the nomination. the new white house line is actually a twist on an old white house line — it's all part of a vast left—wing conspiracy. there is a chance this could be one of the single most unfair, unjust things to happen to a candidate for anything. are we looking at a rerun of richard nixon's famous saturday night massacre? history buffs will know what we mean. the future of the man running the russia

scotland. the warmest areas, for example in aberdeen and edinburgh. aberdeen and edinburgh. temperatures as high as 21 degrees in london and being much more. in london and being much more. the western part of the country in particular. particular. perhaps drive or cooler as we head into the weekend. you are watching bbc news. review will be coming up soon, but now, it is time to sports day. hello. sports centre with me, chris mitchell. coming up... europe are up. up. thomas bjorn‘s team win the ryder cup. cup. to hamilton of the russian grand parade. parade. livingston in the scottish premiership. so, europe have won the ryder cup. a bit the americans by 17. 5 points to 10. 5, to win the trophy. beat phil mickelson, making it five wins out of five for the italian. wins out of five for the italian. and crouch reports. unsafe hands. strongest american teams coming to europe's backyard. europe's backyard. impressive performances you will see. see. start of sunday, europe packed their best players at the beginning. best players at the beginning. themselve

some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen.nesday, but still breezy with a fair amount of cloud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 degrees in the south—east, where we may well stick with some sunshine. and then we go through thursday evening into the night, we take this wet weather across northern england, wales, the south—west. we push it eastwards, and with that, the winds strengthening across the southern and particularly south—eastern areas with gusts of 40, 50 or maybe 60mph, or even a touch more in some places. the strongest of the winds during the night into the early part of friday will always be in these southern areas. so, if you have travel plans, really over the next 24 hours or so, through thursday, on into friday, some heavy rain, gales at times. there is the potential for disruption. your bbc local radio station will keep you up to da

some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen.t look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 degrees in the south—east, where we may well stick with some sunshine. and then we go through thursday evening into the night, we take this wet weather across northern england, wales, the south—west. we push it eastwards, and with that, the winds strengthening across the southern and particularly south—eastern areas with gusts of 40, 50 or maybe 60mph, or even a touch more in some places. the strongest of the winds during the night into the early part of friday will always be in these southern areas. so, if you have travel plans, really over the next 24 hours or so, through thursday, on into friday, some heavy rain, gales at times. there is the potential for disruption. your bbc local radio station will keep you up to date. friday starting windy in southern and eastern areas

the match went to penalties where aberdeen came out on top.42nd ryder cup, which is taking place at le golf national in paris. the big star of the show is tiger woods, who arrives fresh off the back of his first pga win in five years. tiger woods is looking forward to taking on some of the younger stars who were not playing when he was at his best. the younger guys were on their way in when i was on my way out, and they had never really played against me, when i was playing well. it has been five years since i won a golf tournament, i feel like i have always been a tough person to beat, and they have been jokingly saying that, you know, we wa nt to jokingly saying that, you know, we want to go against you. all right, here we go. boxer billyjoe saunders has been fined £100,000 and given a severe reprimand about his future conduct after a social media video from him which the police described as sickening. and just a warning there's some flash photography coming up. saunders has apologised for the video, in which he tells a woman he will give he

the only official update we got, at a very short briefing by authorities here in aberdeen is that theoan shooter, who used a hand gun to shoot multiple people and kill multiple people, is in custody and is in critical condition. our justice department producer jake gibson reports that she may have shot herself, and authorities say none of the first responders ever fired a single shot. victims from this morning's mass shooting are being treated at johns hopkins about an hour from here. they are working on notifying victims families, and they will not confirm to us whether or not one of their patients is the shooter. >> to us, they are all patients. we weren't there, so everything we know a second or third hand. i can't comment on whether one or not is the shooter. >> the harford county, maryland sheriff's office is now reaching out on social media to anybody who may still be in the building. they are telling people who may be hiding out that if they are still at the scene, to call 911 right now so that deputies can locate them. dan? >> dana: albright, peter peter, thank you. the fbi fd

us,s at the is still with senior investment matter at aberdeen -- senior investment manager at aberdeener in the u.s. was up 7%. >> this has been the great paradox of this year. we started the year with investment banks promising this would be the year when europe and european equities would finally outperform. this did not happen at all and europe is down 1% year to date while we see a major rally in the s&p 500. what are the reasons? europe has seen so many issues that were unpredictable at the start of the year from the crisis in the emerging markets like turkey and brazil impacting major banks. have beenspain scaring investors. major stream of outflows from european equity funds. $43 billion figure. unbelievable. investors would rather invest in emerging-market equities rather than in europe because they are so concerned about political developments. the economies are slowing down. anna: many things were unpredictable and i that you were going to see italy. but certainly turkey has been more unpredictable. james, your thoughts regarding the outflows from europe. james: i do not want

it was in aberdeen, maryland, where multiple victims we are hearing have been shot. baltimore are reporting to a shooting incident in harford county maryland. that is about all that we know at this time, and they are warning residents or anybody in the area that the situation is still fluid. multiple victims are reporting, and to avoid the area. we are on that as we get updates, we will bring them to you. >> bill: northeast of baltimore. it has been almost a week since florence and swept into the carolinas. we are still dealing with so much. look at these images. the danger far from over. some areas expected to get more flooding. our fox coverage continues. >> sandra: plus, the woman who helped kidnap elizabeth smart and watched her husband assaults the teenager, the victim says she is still a threat. >> all indications are she is still of the same mind-set that she was when she pushed him to come down to the house and of dr. elizabeth. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, li

for example, aberdeen and edinburgh.emperatures as high as 21 degrees in london, a much warmer day. as we had through the rest of the weekend, it will be cloudy and we will see some rain at times through the north—west of the country in particular. perhaps try bacuna as we head into the weekend. that is sure latest weather. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. officials in indonesia say they fear thousands of people may have died in the earthquake and tsunami which struck the island of sulawesi. rescuers are still trying to reach people thought to be trapped under rubble. theresa may urges the conservative party to "come together" and back her brexit plan as their annual conference gets underway in birmingham. she also accuses labour of undermining the national interest. my message to the labour party is that they should stop playing politics with brexit and start acting... start acting in the national interest. my message to my party is, let's com

some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen. with a fair amount of cloud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 degrees in the south—east, where we may well stick with some sunshine. and then we go through thursday evening into the night, we take this wet weather across northern england, wales, the south—west. we push it eastwards, and with that, the winds strengthening across the southern and particularly south—eastern areas with gusts of 40, 50 or maybe 60mph, or even a touch more in some places. the strongest of the winds during the night into the early part of friday will always be in these southern areas. so, if you have travel plans, really over the next 24 hours or so, through thursday, on into friday, some heavy rain, gales at times. there is the potential for disruption. your bbc local radio station will keep you up to date. friday starting wind

temperatures in aberdeen getting down to four degrees and in the countryside, even lower. bring in extra cloud. we start tomorrow on a finite for most with sunshine in north—east scotla nd for most with sunshine in north—east scotland and central and eastern parts of england cloud will be streaming in from the west through the day. cloud will thicken later to bring outbreaks of rain, strengthening breeze. up to 21 degrees in london. in the second half of the weekend, systems will try to push in from the north—west of bringing rain, breezy weather and there is uncertainty about how far south and east these weather fronts will get. there could be rain in northern parts of england and wales and perhaps into the midlands. in the south—east expected to be dry and also some showers in scotland and also some showers in scotland and northern ireland. but it is warming up in the south—east and then we look ahead to the start of next week and this is the remnants of what was hurricane irma helene and it looks like deep pressure is heading our way. uncertainty about where it will arr

the winds will ease a bit and we will see sunshine for aberdeen and down to glasgow and edinburgh, 14d flash flooding —— look at this tomorrow. still warm in the south—east corner with a bit of sunshine. during tomorrow night, thursday into friday, we push the rain eastwards and with that some strong, gusty, squally winds, these are the wind gusts we expect through tomorrow night. 40, 50, 60, may be close to 65 mph in some places so a rough night into the early hours of friday in the south, cooler in northern areas. whichever way you slice it through tomorrow into the first part of friday, there could be further destruction, heavy rain and gales in the forecast, worth tuning in to your bbc local radio station. friday morning, low pressure nearby, lots of isobars particularly down the east coast, racing down the east coast to start friday, but as the logos to the north—east it will leave us in this feed of cool air from a long way north —— below goes. strong rain and winds in eastern areas. “— strong rain and winds in eastern areas. —— the low goes. a day or sunshine and showers. look

some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen.loud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 degrees in the south—east, where we may well stick with some sunshine. and then we go through thursday evening into the night, we take this wet weather across northern england, wales, the south—west. we push it eastwards, and with that, the winds strengthening across the southern and particularly south—eastern areas with gusts of 40, 50 or maybe 60mph, or even a touch more in some places. the strongest of the winds during the night into the early part of friday will always be in these southern areas. so, if you have travel plans, really over the next 24 hours or so, through thursday, on into friday, some heavy rain, gales at times. there is the potential for disruption. your bbc local radio station will keep you up to date. friday starting windy in southern and easter

it is going to be a pretty one start to celsius for aberdeen.and that will be a lot of cloud around so that will blanket in the temperatures as we pick up this warm southerly breeze. we will see a return to those orange colours overnight. it is going to be a pretty one start to be a lot of cloud around so that will blanket in the temperatures as we pick up this warm southerly breeze. we will see a return to those orange colours overnight. it is going to be a pretty one start to sunday the temperatures no lower than 14 or 15 degrees for many towns and cities. again one to cool spots across the far south—east because of clear skies overnight. that means you see the best of the sunshine here through sunday and i'm through sunday we should see more holes appearing in the cloud further north and west. so it could be quite warm across the north—east of scotland for example. here there's weather front will be arriving across western parts this is bbc news. the headlines at midday. an investigation claims hm revenue & customs blocks people from receivin

some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen.ut look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 degrees in the south—east, where we may well stick with some sunshine. and then we go through thursday evening into the night, we take this wet weather across northern england, wales, the south—west. we push it eastwards, and with that, the winds strengthening across the southern and particularly south—eastern areas with gusts of 40, 50 or maybe 60mph, or even a touch more in some places. the strongest of the winds during the night into the early part of friday will always be in these southern areas. so, if you have travel plans, really over the next 2a hours or so, through thursday, on into friday, some heavy rain, gales at times. there is the potential for disruption. your bbc local radio station will keep you up to date. friday starting windy in southern and eastern areas

, 18-19 at cool feel, 11 at best in aberdeen, 18—19 at a push in the south—east.ess briefing with me, sally bundock. can't get the staff? employers fear brexit could mean personnel problems as the uk rethinks its migration policy. plus, collateral damage. alibaba billionaire jack ma takes back his promise to create a million us jobs as the trade war escalates. we have the latest from the world economic forum in tianjin. and on the markets, asian shares are rising after a second day of gains for global stocks as investor concern eases over the impact of the us—china trade war.

aberdeen could also see 21 in the shelter of the grampians.e front producing the rain across scotla nd front producing the rain across scotland moves further north. what you will find is the rain will be heavy, and then the front pivots and it starts to come south once again. soa it starts to come south once again. so a lot of rain to you and still quite windy as well. variable amounts of cloud, clear skies and temperatures down to six to about 12. for some parts of the uk. tomorrow morning we start off with all that rain in scotland and as it moves all that rain in scotland and as it m oves a cross all that rain in scotland and as it moves across northern ireland, into northern england and wales, it will wea ken northern england and wales, it will weaken and become a band of cloud with patchy, light rain on it. kind of sunshine and showers and ahead of it still warm. i is getting up to about 22 or 23 across east anglia and the south—east, but pressure behind that cold front. by friday the front eventually makes it down to the south of england

a much cooler day for the likes of aberdeen. to the south, again, 22 degrees. of thursday into friday, this frontal system will edge southwards. and north—westerly float developing. that will introduce cooler air across all parts of the uk. we can wave goodbye to daytime temperatures in the 20s. there will be a fair amount of sunshine once we have pushed this band of cloud away. temperatures 14—16d at best. into the weekend, high—pressure looks set to dominate the scene. frontal systems trying to squash in from the northwest so a bit of rain and perhaps a breeze as well. saturday the sunniest day. some cool days and chilly night as well. you're watching beyond 100 days. the senatejudiciary committee is looking into new allegations of sexual assault against brett kavanaugh. a day before the committee is due to hold hearings to hear about another accusation, the news throws more confusion into the supreme court nomination. michael avenatti says he's the lawyer for the woman raising this new accusation. you may remember that name — he's also the lawyer for the por

some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen. with a fair amount of cloud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 degrees in the south—east, where we may well stick with some sunshine. and then we go through thursday evening into the night, we take this wet weather across northern england, wales, the south—west. we push it eastwards, and with that, the winds strengthening across the southern and particularly south—eastern areas with gusts of 40, 50 or maybe 60mph, or even a touch more in some places. the strongest of the winds during the night into the early part of friday will always be in these southern areas. so, if you have travel plans, really over the next 2a hours or so, through thursday, on into friday, some heavy rain, gales at times. there is the potential for disruption. your bbc local radio station will keep you up to date. friday starting wind

richard dunbar from aberdeen standard investments joins us again.mbination of many years of success. they provided a great product that people like. it's been ubiquitous, we will use it, it has driven prices down. in so many aspects of life. that's the diversification thing, it's notjust selling us stuff but we can now buy videos and music. think back to when it started, we thought it was just for books, a threat to the high street book—sellers. now it's been a threat to everyone. with the acquisition of whole foods in the us, it's gone back to buying bricks and mortar and selling products on the street so it's almost come full circle. let's talk about our twitter question today, when did we think we may retire? never! ben says we may be doing this into our 90s, i'm already there! it's all the make up! let's have a look at the financial times article talking about japan's challenge, shinzo abe bowing to raise the retirement age. it's around 65 when people can draw on their pension, they want to move up to 70. a big issue. japan have had this problem

damages in aberdeen around 16,17 between. damages in aberdeen around 16, 17 in glasgow. and parts of rain, similar in wales and parts of the midlands. down towards the south—west, not as much cloud, some brighter breaks and certainly for the channel islands are paramount sunshine. generally across england and wales it will be a breezy day. this first pulse of rain will lead to the east saturday night. then we bring more damp weather from the west through the early hours of sunday into parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, and scotland. a mild night for many. a little chilly across all the scotla nd little chilly across all the scotland where we keep hold of some clear skies. mist out sunday with outbreaks of rain across some northern areas, including close to newcastle. that is, of course, of interest because it is the great north run on sunday. could be outbreaks of rain around first thing. what the sky. the clutch attempt to break up as we get into the afternoon. we will see some spells of sunshine and some temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees. what about

east of scotland, some brightness and warmth, 21 degrees in aberdeen and a similar temperature acrossles and england. all of us turning cooler and fresh as we had to the weekend. you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump holds back on the fire and fury at the united nations. last year he set the global body's hair on fire with his defiant tone. this year the message was a little more subdued. though his belief in america first is clearly undiminished. there's really not much love from mr trump for the world's global institution. we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism. even in new york, the president can't escape questions about dramas playing out in washington, casting doubt on the credibility of a second woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. also on the programme... labour have six tests on which they willjudge the final brexit agreement.

north—east scotland could see some good sunny spells with temperatures reaching 20 degrees for aberdeenn, some holes will appear in that cloud. meanwhile, this weather front pushing into western scotland bringing outbreaks of pretty heavy rain. we could see temperatures in the low 20s across north—east scotland. 25 degrees in england and wales. for the rest of the week, fairly settled with warmer temperatures then returning to the seasonal average as we head towards wednesday and thursday. at school, were you a packed lunch boy? yes. was it healthy? yes there was fruit and veg but i also like the nice sandwiches and a chocolate bar. he does look healthy. parents are almost agonising about whether there packed lunches are healthy enough. that‘s what we‘re talking about. we‘ve been asking people about. we‘ve been asking people about this. she lost to eat the lovely delicious salty things but i would pack more fruit. we have fruit and some things asa fruit. we have fruit and some things as a treat. we have water and no food. we put popcorn in instead of crisps. we don‘t put chocolate in, i

a much cooler air for the likes of aberdeen.er south, again, 23 degrees. however, as we move out of thursday into friday, this frontal system edging southwards. behind it a north—westerly flow developing introducing cooler air. you can wave goodbye to daytime temperatures in the 20s. there will be sunshine around on friday. a bit of patchy cloud. temperatures 14—16d at best. into the weekend, high pressure looks set to dominate. frontal systems trying to pushing towards the north—west so a bit of rain here, perhaps. a bit of a breeze as well. some cool days ahead and chilly nights, as well. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: theresa may has used a speech at the united nations to chastise russia over the salisbury poisoning incident and to warn of the dangers of countries sliding into authoritarianism. we see this when states like russia flagrantly breach international norms, from the seizing of sovereign territory to the reckless use of chemical weapons on the streets of britain by agents of the russian gru. meanwhile, the

we expect to hear from the officials in a aberdeen, maryland n i mome maryland, any moment now as there was a shooting and the death toll is mounting. pete williams is there. and first, we are less than 24 hours away from the deadline set by the chairman of the judiciary committee chuck grassley to find out if christine blais ford is going to testify before the judiciary committee. and she is pushing back from her legal team asking for a neutral position and requesting a investigation by the fbi into the conduct of judge kavanaugh when they were in high school. and joining me is correspondent kasie hunt and correspondent kristen welker, and also, the editor from the washington post. and kasie hunt, what is the state of play up there, and then to kristen, judge kavanaugh is back at the white house today and more on that in a moment. kasie? >> andrea, and you have showed some of this in the opening of the show, and today, emotional protests from women who are going from office to office and many members of congress who are not here, and the senate is out of session, and they are going int

aberdeen, near aberdeen, maryland. >> tried shooting herself twice. she is in critical condition.ames, to you. on the note that this is a woman, you just rarely hear that. >> yeah, i think you and i talked about this back in april, when there was another anomaly. a female shot up the youtube headquarters in california. >> yes. >> so to put this in perspective, the fbi tracks these things. these mass shootings now, from 2000 until 2013, there have been a total of 160, brooke. 154 committed by men, 6 committed by women. two since last april. so this is, that is -- women are responsible for about 3.8% of mass shootings, and in every instance of all six of those instances, it involved a handgun. >> really. and this was a handgun, as well. and you know, we were talking commercial break that this was the third shooting in the last eight days, and you've noticed a difference in how police are handling this quickly and publicly. >> absolutely. so, a week ago wednesday, we had the shooting at the pennsylvania courthouse. then we had a shooting in wisconsin, i believe, at a software company

aberdeen 16, 17 in glasgow. a cool fresh feel, similar story for northern ireland. and the midlands, outbreaks of rain at times, the odd heavy burst over the hills, particularly. it will be quite breezy. breezy further south as well. towards the channel islands you may see breaks in the cloud and a little bit of sunshine. remember that pipeline of moisture, it piles its way in as we go through saturday night into sunday. at this stage the rain will drift further north as well, perhaps getting into southern scotland. cool in north—east scotland, further south with a fair amount of cloud it will be mild. outbreaks of rain across western and some northern parts of the uk. there could be patchy rain and drizzle around through the morning, close to newcastle, as the great north run gets under way. as we go on through the day i am hopeful the cloud will start to break up. we'll see spells of sunshine developing into the afternoon. temperatures 16 or 17. fairly breezy. across the rest of the country, similar. rain will drift across many northern parts of england, northern

aberdeen and edinburgh, they should reach 12 celsius. reach 12 celsius. temperatures as high as 21 in times across north—western part of the country in particular. of the country in particular. perhaps try but into the weekend. —— dryer but cooler into the weekend. 00:12:59,602 --> 613566586:21:38,149 this 613566586:21:38,149 --> 1227133172:30:16,695 is 1227133172:30:16,695 --> 1840699758:38:55,242 bbc 1840699758:38:55,242 --> 2454266344:47:33,789 news, 2454266344:47:33,789 --> 3067832930:56:12,336 i'm 3067832930:56:12,336 --> 3681399517:04:50,883 lukwesa 3681399517:04:50,883 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 burak. with fears the eventual death toll could be in the thousands. translation: i'm going out of my mind. i don't know where my children are. i'm going crazy with worry about them. i have no news at all. annual conference begins. politics with brexit and start acting in the national interest. the best deal for britain. steps down as chairman of tesla — to avoid charges of fraud. taking the firm private. and... to re—gain the ryder cup, proving the doubters wrong. people questioned the p

joining us now is luke hickmore from aberdeen investments.et me ask you what you make of this trade war. we have been living with the rhetoric for a long time. it is not full on yet but as we -- the trademic surplus that china has over the to a record, president trump said he could go full tilt on tariffs and sanctions. luke: it has been a long way, we are getting to eight time -- when they will be hitting. you have about 50 billion actual tariffs so far. over the weekend, he talked about the full package. once that full package is done we can concentrate on everything else. there are some good things happening in china. instead, we will be talking about inflation in the u.s. caused by the tariffs. anna: good morning, inflation is a big topic because of the data we saw on friday regarding wages. tensionsnto the trade away from the u.s.-china tensions, we have the nafta tensions ongoing. mexico is one of the examples. do you think we are through the worst regarding nafta? luke: we have one election left in latin america, brazil. that has made

and then this morning i aberdeen. seven people shot. three dead from the shooting at the rite aid warehouse. >>> more breaking news just in after two officers are shot in district heights. just moments ago, the police chief revealing the officers entered the wrong home while attempting to serve a warrant lastnight. tracee has the developments. >> reporter: the good news i that one of those officers has been released from the hospital. the other iste exp to be just fine and leave soon. meanwhile, the chief of police is nologizing. laht a chaotic scene. two officers shot and injured while executing a drug warn. it turns out police were acting on bad informationnd ramming the door of an innocent man. >> i have spoken to our state's ndtorney. she agreed, he is not to be held criminally responsible. i believe he was attempting to defend he and his graut what he believed was a threat. he did not know he was firing on police officers. >> reporter: news4 was there as the father and daughter wese rted back sow their apartment. the chief says the

12, showery spells, in the south—east it should be dry, if not even sunny, 19 in london, fresh in aberdeen into the friday night and eventually saturday. high pressure to the south of the uk will bring warm and sunny weather in the near continent and not so bad in the south of the uk as well and in the midlands. sunshine on the way for saturday. you can see some of the bright weather extends all the way to scotland but a weather front only coming from the north—west, so eventually on saturday in the north—west there will be some rain and a decent breeze. 21 the top temperature on saturday. here is a look at sunday's weather forecast and a weather front is expected to move across the uk. that means the central swathe of the country could have some rain, but either side we have some brighter weather and the warm spot of course in the south and the south—east up to around 22 degrees. that's it from me. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is tanya beckett. our top stories: hurricane florence is bearing down on the east coast of america w

killie are level on points with celtic, who beat aberdeen.e the track record at sochi, and hamilton might have gone even quicker but for a rare mistake. so the two mercedes share the front row with sebastian vettel third on the grid. the weather's fantastic, we've got a great crowd and it was just — it was intense, naturally, as it always is. my last two laps were not special, so, but you can't always get it right and, you know, at least we're still in the fight for the race tomorrow, but the team are doing an amazing job. british number onejohanna konta has made another early exit from the latest tour event. after losing her opening match in wuhan on monday, she was knocked out in the first round of the china open byjulia goerges. konta hasn't beaten a top 10 player since her victory over simona halep at wimbledon 14 months ago. in rugby league, london broncos have earned a place in next sunday's million pound game — so—called because it's worth that much to the winners. they came from 12—0 down to beat halifax 23—16 and that left them fifth

temperatures 8— nine degrees in aberdeen and glasgow.eather front. this area of cloud running through the midlands, parts of wales, into the south—west. to the south—east we have some hazy sunshine. things will probably cloud over as the morning wears on. across the midlands, wales, east anglia, the midlands, wales, east anglia, the south of england, we will have more cloud today than we had yesterday. the northern england we will see spells of sunshine. similar for northern ireland and scotland. he will see some showers blowing in on backing west or north—westerly wind. —— here. the showers will become quite widespread across northern scotland. look at these temperatures. 10— 15 degrees. the best we can expect. as we go through this evening and tonight, this guys will generally be clear. dry weather around. —— the skies. the temperatures are going to fall. even in glasgow, edinburgh, newcastle down to two degrees. some spots in the north—east particularly will get very close to freezing. a touch of frost to take it into tomorrow morning

temperatures in the sunshine — about 15 degrees for aberdeen and edinburgh, 21 degrees in london.reasonable weather, actually, across southern england as we head through the weekend, but there will be some heavy outbreaks of rain across the north and west of the uk this weekend. that's your weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and dan walker. our headlines today: plotting to oust theresa may. 50 conservative mps meet to discuss how and when they could force the prime minister to resign. america's east coast braces itself for one of the worst hurricanes in 30 years, with up to a million people leaving their homes. the impact on your wages of the financial crash. 10 years after the banking collapse, workers are £800 poorer with people in their 30s worst affected. in sport, jimmy anderson, record breaker. he polishes off india to become the most successful fast bowler in test cricket history. and i am at birmingham,

right now we are live here in aberdeen. news4. >> thank you. questions remaining there. and this by the way is the thiro ng with multiple victims the country has seen in less than 24 hours. yesterday there was a shooting at an office complex the middleton, wisconsin. three people were wounded there. the suspect die in a shoot-out with police. a man was shot a injured four people at a municipal building before police shot and killed him. >>> now to a quick arrest and a random murder. the man accused of stabbing the jogger to death in d.c.ow in custody. 35-year-old wendy martinez was killed in her logan circle hood tuesday night. today four of her closest loss.ds addressed their through tears they called her joyful, funny and loving. chris gordon has our story. >> reporter: the d.c.ayor comforted close friends of the murder victim wendy martinez. the 35-year-old was fatally stabbed while jogging tuesday night.us she had become engaged a week earlier and spoke to her fiance and a friend before taking her run. >> sorry. she was asking me to confirm that we would go wedding s

12, showery spells, in the south—east it should be dry, if not even sunny, 19 in london, fresh in aberdeenay night and eventually saturday. high pressure to the south of the uk will bring warm and sunny weather in the near continent and not so bad in the south of the uk as well and in the midlands. sunshine on the way for saturday. you can see some of the bright weather extends all the way to scotland but a weather front only coming from the north—west, so eventually on saturday in the north—west there will be some rain and a decent breeze. 21 the top temperature on saturday. here is a look at sunday's weather forecast and a weather front is expected to move across the uk. that means the central swathe of the country could have some rain, but either side we have some brighter weather and the warm spot of course in the south and the south—east up to around 22 degrees. that's it from me. good morning, welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: hurricane florence hits the us, with officials warning of catastrophic flooding and say many lives could be lost. stay

aberdeen, around 4 degrees. colder than that in the countryside. one further south.y places starting fine and dry. north—east scotland, south—east england, holding onto sunny skies for the longest. outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and western scotland. a strengthening breeze. temperatures this team to 21 degrees. sunday, high—pressure holding on across the south—east. frontal systems push on from the north—west. uncertainty about the progress of these weather fronts but it looks like rain moving out of northern ireland and scotland into northern england and wales. caps the midlands. could see the shower showering this outburst, east anglia. 23 degrees looks likely. a bit cooler across northern ireland and scotland. a mix of sunshine and showers. the start of next week, this is the remnants of what was the storm. it does look like a deep area of low pressure will approach the western side of the british isles this —— as we get into the coming week. pretty windy weather but remember it was a storm. tropical airwithin it so remember it was a storm. tropical air w

12, showery spells, in the south—east it should be dry, if not even sunny, 19 in london, fresh in aberdeenhat takes us into the friday night and eventually saturday. high pressure to the south of the uk will bring warm and sunny weather in the near continent and not so bad in the south of the uk as well and in the midlands. sunshine on the way for saturday. some of the bright weather extends all the way to scotland but a weather front only coming from the north—west, so saturday in the north—west there will be some rain and a decent breeze. 21 on saturday. sunday's weather forecast and a weather front is expected to move across the uk. the central swathe could have some rain, but we have some brighter weather and the warm spot in the south and the south—east, to around 22 degrees. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: tens of thousands of people in the philippines have begun evacuating from coastal areas as super typhoon mankhut heads towards the island of luzon. and in the united states, there's more extreme weather as hurricane florence looms. forecasters expect life threatenin

temperatures at 11 degrees at and aberdeen. had yesterday. yesterday. tempters around 14 degrees of 15 degrees at best. degrees at best. and the showers ease and under clear starry skies it will turn chilly. starry skies it will turn chilly. the temperatures up that breezes coming from a cold place. coming from a cold place. some rural spots in northern england and in scotland. and in scotland. newcastle and glasgow and edinburgh will be 2 degrees. will be 2 degrees. monday morning but a bright start to the new working week. the new working week. spells of sunshine but lose that northerly wind as the day goes on. northerly wind as the day goes on. western scotland and more rain later in the day. in the day. winds switch around to more of a westerly direction. westerly direction. bring something a little more less chilly. as a goal through —— cold here. —— cold air. the week it will feel a little less chilly. hello this is bbc news, the headlines... conference gets under way. she also accuses labour of undermining the national i

and one more football result to bring you — aberdeen are through to the scottish league cup semi—finals on penalties. scott mckenna hit one of aberdeen‘s six spot kicks before thomas agyepong, the ghanaian international who's on loan from manchester city, missed the final effort for hibs. that was after the match finished goalless at the end of extra time. onto golf and the ryder cup which starts on friday is being held in france for the first time. europe are looking to wrestle back the title from the usa, who won two years ago. the europeans haven't been beaten on home soil since 1983 but face up to an extremely strong american team as andy swiss reports. it isa it is a site thatjust a few months ago would have been inconceivable. tiger woods repairing for a ryder cup, fresh from his comeback when, as ever, all eyes upon him. when he last played in the event in 2012, he failed to win a single match, and his form and fitness soon plummeted. many had written him off. so he says to be back as a winner is particularly sweet. you know, there have been a lot of you who have supported me, yo

temperatures getting down to 6 degrees in aberdeen. 6 degrees or so in belfast and at 1041 then and for the weekend weather, it's a weather of two halves. the south will see the threat of cloudy and wet and windy weather. the north will see a mixture of sunshine and showers. so on saturday sunshine and showers to start in scotland, should be a bright start for northern ireland for most of england and wales with morning sunshine before things go downhill on the weather turns claudia. eventually we'll get our brea ks claudia. eventually we'll get our breaks of rain coming into the southern half of wales and the south west midlands and south west england and similar what the weather will be pushing along south east england dates are in the day. 12 to 14 degrees, your top temperatures and then into sunday's forecast. still a bit of uncertainty based on how sharp his trough and is it in the jet stream will be. therefore how far north this area of rain will get. this forecast will represent the most extreme that the ring can be, it might be that the rain ends up be, it might be that the rain