but alicia was using other costly forms of credit too — catalogues.essential for school uniform, they are essential for the clothes we have on our back, providing for my son because teenagers do not come cheap. they are my lifeline. it is really the only bit of credit now i'm allowed with my credit score but you know that you pay over the odds and you know it is killing you but there's nothing you can do about it. my limit is 3,200 now and i'm sitting at 3,175. my available just to spend is not very good. the catalogues, the way they work they start off with a low credit limit, and again like the credit cards if you make good payments and you are a good customer they will high up your credit limit. today, alicia has debts she says she cannot afford and has started any company you borrow money from has got to show that it has ta ken how affordable the loan repayments will be for you into account when it has advanced the original loan. if you feel you have been lent money where you should not have been and ended up paying more in interest and charges th

alicia is currently unable to work and on benefits. pay her household bills but with a history of bad debt, one of the only forms of credit she and her husband could get was a high interest credit card. unlike payday loans, this kind of lending is not capped. we asked if she had noticed the interest rate on signing up to be honest with you, no. it was we will try and if they say no, they say no and then you get shocked, oh my gosh, someone actually said yes. so you do not contemplate the interest, you do not look at the fine print, you just know that there is some breathing space. they give you a low credit limit to start off with and then as you make your payments and you keep them good, they then up the limit on the card. human nature tells you if you have a little bit extra you are going to spend a little bit extra and that is the problem. it is just easy, easy money that sits there and you think i willjust use a little bit, just a little bit and then that little bit becomes a whole lot. when eventually as we did you max out the car

don't forget you can follow me on twitter @bbc alicia.said he "desperately wants to improve" the experience of vulnerable people using, or trying to access, universal credit. he was giving evidence to the work and pensions committee which is investigating claims that difficulties with the new benefit mean some people are turning to what's sometimes called "survival sex". three weeks ago, the committee heard evidence in private from women who said they'd used sex to help pay the bills. i want to reiterate to the committee how serious i take this issue. i am concerned to hear of individuals who feel they have no choice but to turn to sex work in order to get by. only yesterday, the secretary of state and i met with a number of the stakeholders that the committee had also heard from, that provided you with evidence. i want to better understand what factors contribute to somebody being in that position and what my department can do to address this. he said there had been more money for universal credit and improvements to the system such as a

alicia acuna is at the event center where tonight's event is being held. >> hi, harris, the finishing touches are being put on the set here for tonight. i can show you back group here the tempe town lake. tempe center for the arts. this is where tonight voters not only in arizona but all over the country will have a chance to hear one of the democrats running for president. and i also want to give you a look at the time laps of our fabulous crew france forming the tempe center into our fox news town hall. they have been working all week to get this great looking set put up. former hud secretary julian castro will sit down with martha mccallum and bret baier. you mentioned off the top there is a buzz in democrat circles that this historically red state of arizona is a battle ground worth fighting for. and this is why. take a look at these voter registration numbers. can you see republicans are registered they outnumber democrats 1.31 million to democrats 1.17 million. take a look at other 1.25 million. democrats believe those listed as other give them reaso

good to see you, alicia. what are you hoping to hear from candidates today?ey will reveal and in what kind of detail? >> sure. well, as you know, we conducted the largest survey of black people in america in 154 years. it is called the black census project. what we learned is that 85% of our respondents are really concerned about low wages that are not enough to support a family. we learned that 85% of our respondents are very concerned about the lack of affordable health care, and 86% of our respondents are incredibly concerned about the rising cost of college. black voters have solutions for the problems they have identified. black voters we surveyed are in favor of raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. they are in favor of making college for affordable and erasing student death and they're in favor of expanding affordable and quality health care. that's what i'm looking forward to hear tonight at this forum, and i'm sure that that is what the more than 31,000 people who took our survey are looking to hear as well. i think this really tracks along what w

alicia acuna has the rest of the story. alicia? >> hi, shep. that mother is now speaking to the media about that moment she says she was attacked by a 13-year-old student from her son's school. she says she feels bad and sad and scary. she asked these kids not to bother her son because he doesn't bother them. you can see she's still healing from that attack. her attorney says it was a bully at her son's school that did this explaining that her 12-year-old son, of members san descent, was in the lunch room chanting mexicans should go back behind the wall. the attorney said that "we all come from immigrants" and he was threatened by the kids. the mother went to the school and the student was suspended. later when she walked with her family, she said she was jumped. she spent two days in the hospital recovering from the attack. we have reached out to the school and the district but not heard back. shep? >> shepard: what are prosecutors are saying is next for the accused 13-year-old? >> we're following his suspension. his charged with assault accor

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. >> reporter: alicia said she heard the crash from her home several blocks away and raced outside in time to see the chaotic aftermath. san francisco police have said very little about the investigation into exactly what happened. investigators say a man died at the scene, and a woman was rushed to the hospital where she, too, died from her injuries. alicia says living nearby, she often sees drivers be down this danger stretch. >> a lot of traffic all the time, people cross the street, and people race here. >> reporter: the police department is a third victim was taken to the hospital, with non-life-threatening injuries. in san francisco, kpix5. >>> oakland police are investigating a shooting that with a seven-year-old boy injured. bat boy was playing outside with his family is or playing outside his name was rv with another child at a homeless encampment in union point park when he was hit in the hand. it is still not clear if he was shot by somebody else or if he accidentally shot himself. a relative took him to the hospital, and he is expected to be all right. it is being treated

alicia acuna live with more. alicia?lly, you have a one in a million chance to be struck by lightning. this is amazing. the little boy said he was resting his arm on the side of a truck when the vehicle was hit and the transformer that you mentioned, soon-to-be five grader's father said he didn't realize what happened until he began screaming in pain. meteorologists say not only is lightning rare for honolulu, but on this particular night, oahu reported 70 strikes an hour. also, two american airline employees on the tarmac at the airport in honolulu were also hit. they're in serious condition for injuries to their arms. >> i'm just thankful that god has his hand on me and i get to go home. i still have the rest of my life to spend with my mom and dad and my family and the world. >> the boy said the doctor told him to stay out of the rain. >> shepard: thanks, alicia. lots of us have drones. not many go into space. nasa's new plan to fly a drone to another world coming up. we're oscar mayer deli fresh and you may know us f

in el sebrante, alicia amin galesian, abc7 news. >> in el sebrante they had windows smashed. we saw at least four with broken passenger side windows. the number of vehicles vandalized could be more than 50. >> an oakland man has been arrested and being accused of impersonating a police officer. this is video you're watching now of sergio taylor being taken into comfort difficult over the weekend in san leandro. he was convicted last year of the same crime. investigators say they found everything from a police-style uniform and replica gun to a vest and even a german shepherd. he suspected of posing as a police officer in other parts of the bay area, too. >> so we're asking anybody who may have had experiences with mr. taylor to please come forward and let your local agency know about those. >> san leandro police say taylor works for a security company in vallejo he, but it is checking with the state to see where he is licensed to be a guard. >> here is a live look from our exploratorium camera where things are cooled off nicely tonight. nice look at the city there. the heat i

>>and many like alicia. avila new wave of came to campus it. >>scary because you know summer's come summer's here and and while you're at work. you want to know if your kid ok and you just don't know. i continue thinking about it. >>shortly before one police located the suspect in the neighborhood. mile from campus. they found the gun in a trash can at a mcdonald's near campus. police say it was a replica gun. the suspect was taken into custody and the lockdown was lifted. students headed off campus for unions with loved ones amonthem alicia avila new wave, a son. suspect has now been booked for bringing a weapon on the campus. >>in santa rosa dan kerman kron 4 news. >>it is enough to wake the dead. that's a quote and that is how one resident describes the blaring of train words at night in santa fe's japan to out neighbors say their complaints with union pacific railroad fallen on deaf ears and now there is legal action in the works. >>crawford's from has more on the story now live from san jose right. >>yeah that's right can enter i'm here at

for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye.ment, pouring with rain across the north, but it's notjust here in the uk where we're getting the really unsettled weather. in fact, much of western europe, all the way down to spain and portugal are experiencing below average temperatures and quite changeable weather. now there's a big low pressure which is stuck across northern france, just around the channel here, and as long as there is low pressure here things aren't going to change. it will remain very, very unsettled. winds coming in across the north of europe but the winds will have to swing back around again. and they are blowing out of the south across central and eastern parts of the continent. there's a heatwave there, temperatures in the mid— 30s. that's the yin and yang of weather. one side of europe is hot and sunny, the other side is paying for it and it is cool and very, very wet. so here's the rain, early hours of wednesday morning. the low pressure, we've already established that, it's parked across this part of euro

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.d for england and wales. further rain, some thundery downpours as well. though should be tending to move through south—east of england, across east anglia then out into the north sea. however, we could see a fresh batch of storms arriving in the south—east and east anglia late morning and into the afternoon. a bit of patchy rain for a while for lincolnshire and the midlands. but further west it should be brightening up, drying up and then some more straightforward sunshine and showers for the davis scotland and showers for the davis scotland and northern ireland. temperature is very similar to what we had on tuesday. now, those times should be moving away from the south—east corner during the evening, and then we'll keep a few showers coming in towards the north—west of the uk where pressure is that bit lower. but otherwise, with clear skies, it won't be as humid for england and wales and we will have some early sunshine stop some places will stay dry on thursday but we will have showe

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but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.llimetres of rain. fortunately, it doesn't look as wet through the day ahead but there will be showers around, notjust in northern ireland, but elsewhere. at the moment, we're sandwiched between these two areas of low pressure. this one has taken precedent. and through the night that's brought some intense storms across the low countries which have been making their way northwards through the night across the southern north sea, just flirting with english coastlines. so don't be surprised if you see some lightening here and even catch some rain. but elsewhere, a little bit of dawn fog and a cool start with temperatures in single figures. given it'sjune, i think it will feel quite fresh this morning. but otherwise, some sunshine. before this rain makes its way into northern scotland, still potentially intense and heavy and for the northern isles, a wet day. but for northern ireland, near the area of low pressure, not as wet as it was yesterday, but with some slow—moving and heavy shower

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alicia: mr.der intense pressure to convict someone for the northbrook killings, weren't you? it's my job to prosecute criminals, so there's always pressure. alicia: mr. childs, you were under intense pressure to convict someone for the northbrook killings, weren't you? glenn: it's my job to prosecute criminals. there's always pressure. alicia: did you give an interview on june 11th, promising "swift accountability and justice" for the sniper? glenn: i don't recall.

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.s have seen very little. that's all about to change through friday, this deep area of low pressure pushing its way northwards out of iberia and france will bring some notable rainfall, across a large swathe of the uk, in particular, southern and eastern counties of england, areas which haven't had very much rain recently. and the rain stays with us as we go into saturday, pulling its way northwards. and all the while we'll see some quite windy conditions. a tricky rush hour through friday morning across southern counties of england and south wales as this rain works its way northwards. a fine start across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, some rain arriving into northern england, the east of northern ireland and southern scotland through the afternoon. and behind the rain, some thunderstorms developing. winds, as i mentioned, very much a feature of this forecast, becoming particularly gusty across southern counties of england and for the channel coast. temperatures in th

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye.e pushed its way from south to north. the centre of the low will push increasingly out into the north sea now, as the hours go by. but it will trail a weather front behind it, to keep things pretty grey and wet in the north on and off throughout the day. we also have this front to the south, and we'll see more out of that as we look to wednesday evening overnight into thursday. for this morning, it's scotland and northern ireland, though, that sit under the band of cloud and rain, and for much of the day, the prospects will be rather dank. first thing, perhaps a bit of brightness for the north—east of england, some showers to the north—west, a few for north wales. some decent sunshine as we head for the south into england. a few early—morning patches of mist are possible, but they should be fairly short—lived. and actually, for england and wales on the whole, a lot of fine weather. perhaps a bit of sunshine, as well, just getting into southern scotland later on in the day. just a chanc

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye.staffordshire! we have had a number of people writing in and saying, that's how it's looking at the moment and i'm not surprised. a big area of low pressure in the western side of the british isles, and keeping an eye on the massive cloud in the south—west because that is delivering reign for already. different story in the south—east, i have to keep the balance right because not everyone is getting flooded, there are some decent spells of sunshine in the mix. we have seen the rain in manchester, they are back on in old trafford i believe. that is going across the united kingdom today, and it leaves behind this trading portion of a weather front which will keep the rain going for the rest of the night and as you will see for the greater pa rt and as you will see for the greater part of monday morning for the western side of wales. not a cold night, a lot of cloud around and a south—westerly breeze. given the isobars on the chart, the wind will bea isobars on the chart, the wind will be

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.nths‘ worth ofjune rainfall and just a week, over 150 millimetres in the wettest places. still rain in the forecast but not necessarily the same areas, as low pressure adopts a new position to the north—west of the uk in the coming days, means showers are most frequent in the north and the west. and there is, as friday starts, a fresh area of rain affecting parts of england and wales, also rain in north—west scotland. fairly chilly for the clearer parts of scotland and northern ireland as the day begins. but where you start the day with rain, things should improve as we go through the day, it should brighten up and it will be an afternoon of sunshine and showers. here's a look at things at 8:00 in the morning. so you're in the rain in north—west scotland, especially into the western isles, one or two showers elsewhere, but where you have got the clear skies and here into northern ireland, too, your temperature could be around the mid single figures as the day first starts. but you can

correspondent alicia acuna digging into the claims from west coast newsroom, hello, alecia. >> aliciao gavin newsom's office to find out what data hew interview defending to combat the homeless crisis when mayor f san francisco and he said this. >> the folks that were on the street when we left, missouri and california. i'm not suggesting that they are not our responsibility but in fact quite the contrary -- quite the contrary. we are dealing with and we know this from texas, just interesting facts. >> shannon: we have not heard back from his office and not been able to independently verify what he said about taxes but the research department did find a study by th the guardian that says since 2007 about 150 homeless people have used free bus tickets to san francisco. but the city has bust out more than 10,000. recently appointed u.n. human rights monitor told this insider which she witnessed on the city streets was a "human rights violation calling the conditions comparable to what she has seen in some of the worst slum in the world" the last time i had seen someone clicking on the s

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.eard that temperatures are on the rise this weekend. certainly to next week, it could be that some areas become quite hot indeed, but we'll see an increase of thundery downpours too. more on that in just a moment. the here and now, friday is looking like being another one of sunny spells and scattered showers, although most of the showers will be across the northern half of the country, closer to low pressure anchored to the north of scotland. so we start early friday with a few showers across scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. further south mainly dry with some early sunshine around. it'll be quite nippy out there first thing. high pressure is going to be building up from the south as we head through the course of today. there's that low pressure system. this weather front affecting mainly scotland and the isobars a bit closer together here. so more of a breeze blowing in from the west or the north—west. some of the showers fairly heavy and frequent through the m

you're watching wednesday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy. where after the second anniversary of the grenfell tower fire, the labour leader wanted to know why action to protect other buildings was taking so long. two years on, why do 328 high—rise buildings, homes to thousands of people from newham to newcastle, still have the same grenfell—style cladding? theresa may said in the immediate aftermath of the fire, she had set up an inquiry to look at what had happened. as for the cladding... of course, we are asked building owners in the private sector to do the action that we believed was necessary. but we have seen they have not been acting quickly enough, and that is why we will fully fund the replacement of cladding on high—rise residential buildings and interim measures are in place where necessary on all 163 high—rise private residential buildings with unsafe acm cladding. the government spent £1013 million on fire services in 2016—17. this year, it's £858 million. £155 million cut from fire services. every fire authority across the count

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and then alicia and ms.k to the window and his butler had told hershey s she s gun and i said hurry u and call police. >> police aren't letting you any closer to the scene either. she was on the phoneith employees talking to them, trying to find out how everyone is doing. concerned about the possibility of someone beingur inj. prince george's county police say that's not the case right now. what they did say is what we heard diane say.on the perscame into the school and was acting erratically. it's also important to know that after this happened, the school itself was dismissed at 1:55. but there are students who are will involved in the aftercare program asl. so a lot of concern for those kids. the school is on lockdown. prince george's county police saying as it stand, everyone is safe, but this is a very active situation. it's important for me to mention that prince george's counar police asking residents to avoid this area as they continue to search for this report of what was initially called an active

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correspondent alicia acuna digging into the claims from west coast newsroom, hello, alecia. >> aliciacommissioner we reached out to gavin newsom's office to find >> california's homeless crisis getting worse by the day and residents are now demanding the state's democratic leaders should do something about it. the golden state's nuclear is putting some of the blame on texas. dig into his claims from the west coast newsroom tonight. >> we have reached out to governor gavin newsom's office to find out what data he was siding when he defended his work to combat the homeless crisis when he was mayor of san francisco, he said this. >> the folks that were on the street when we left were from california. i'm not suggesting they are not our responsibility, quite the contrary, we took responsibility. we were dealing -- the vast majority were coming from, we notice, from texas interesting fact. >> we've not heard back from newsom's office and not been able to independently verify what he said about texas but our research determined did find a study by the guardian that shows since 2007 about 15

lady gaga, alicia keys.e didn't realize there idols would be making these -- tehir b idols woumaking these appearances. at the pride par ae on sunday, expecting huge corporations, lots of different events. there is an alternative pride this year tt will walk the original stonewalloute, without huge sponsors. they want to remind people of the original message of pride, which was a protest, and are hoping to get people to remember the roots the movement came from. host: thank you. one photographer was only 10 years old when man first walked on the moon. he has been chasing the sun and moon with his camera. he is out with "new york celestial." he shows how the sun and moon interact with people in places of new york. he spoke to the bbc about his work. >> the first time i photographed the moon, i learned the general public has this intense faination with the moon. i was 11 years old when man first walked on the moon. this is romantic. it is featured in so many movies and different kinds of photography. something

alicia keys got the crowd even more fired up. ♪ >> now, you. >> and in other news, there's a new songte whitney houston. ♪ bring me a higher love bring me a higher love ♪ it's been seven years since we lost whitney. and this collaboration with european deejay, kygo, is the first new music from her to be released in a decade. >>> and celine dion kicks off summer with her new single. ♪ i'm flying on my own >> she sang "flying on my own" at her final performance at caesars palace earlier this month. today marks its official release. >> it's fun to have something uplifting and danceable for the summer months. have a good time. >> celine flew to paris for a vacation, but not alone. her 18-year-old son rene charles has been with her soaking up the city of light. the new single is part of an album that will drop in november. and in september, celine's heading out on her current world tour. >>> now to a ben affleck health update, and is he a belieber? >> who you think is going to win the fight between justin bieber boxing fan grinned when he was both asked about justin's maybe-not-a-joke chal

of that these are made of walnut and hazelnuts with a grape juice they said there is so weak and alicia you should try this. now i would like to take you by the cab the car to the left wind and it may be that they feel. from this place we had the best view of the safety but i have to say good bye now it's been a nice day and i loved being with you hope to meet him but to me now on this. you can see the will fall exploring as well as the water in many places in the city . this is the shit sloppily the front is rather narrow at only 1000 meters but the building is over 100 meters long it is the former city palace of an export banker built at the end of the 18th century the last owner gave the palace to the city of book on the condition that it never be sold and only be used for cultural purposes the head of the alcs book state museums cost of keeping tells me that the building has never been destroyed that's the showpiece of the ones i went up off the side of yes that wonderful ball room with this fantastic ceiling for us. this is organized everything is original 95 percent of the surface

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types of that these sound made of walnut and hazel nuts with a grape juice these are very sweet and alicia you should try to face. now i would like to take you by the catholic part to the last point in this piece that i think he'll come. from this place we have the best a view of the city but i have to say goodbye now it's been a nice day and i loved being with you to be 2 but to me on these. you can see the well as well as the water in many places in the city. this is. the front is rather narrow at only 1000 meters but the building is over 100 meters long it is the former city palace of an banker built at the end of the 18th century the last owner gave the palace to the city of book on the condition that it never be sold and only be used for cultural purposes the head of state museums cost of keeping tells me that the building has never been destroyed and that's the showpiece. fest but yes that wonderful ball room with this fantastic ceiling for us because. everything is original 95 percent of the surface dates back to $70.70 or so this is this is a magnificent room. it's the biggest rema

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they removed the "p" word, alicia, added closely monitor, said we'll act as appropriate and bullard had a dovish dissent. >> i would say july is on the table here and i think that it's very reasonable to think there are two cuts this year with this change in the dot. it's very clear the fed is really looking to ensure the expansion continues, and it's positive for the market. this is what the market needed to see the rates market is pricing this in so this is all in sync so pretty good -- it's a good statement for the market. >> we were saying that the fed was going to walk a high wire act, basically, this afternoon in terms of navigating the markets. and, you know, the statement did it quite well in that it adopted the language that jerome powell used in chicago. seems to satisfy the markets, at least for now. we have a positive bias to the markets, but still largely unchanged. david? >> well, yeah. i think the stock market may like this in the short run but i think we're in some dangerous territory here first of all, two wrongs don't make a right and it's inappropriate to have a overl

what are they calling for so we got this tweet from alice taylor she is a journalist a pretty stern alicia's i live in toronto people are calling for electoral reform prosecutions over government election rigging free and fair elections and into collusion between government and criminal gangs less corruption better media freedom the list goes on and on so we actually heard from a resident. this is the real she's a student who was out there in the streets among the protesters just this past week and here's what she told the stream about why she went out there. i don't think of males this is the actual phrase i could use to describe the situation here it is called a political crisis but i think that this is a democracy crisis as long as we do not believe any moreno in government as long as we cannot have free and fair elections as the longest we are not free to choose and to be true can we call it a state democracy state no i don't think so i know that every decision that our government takes effects in our every day life effects in our economy effects in our future this way yes i was fact of

alicia mccarthy will be here for the rest of the week but for me, goodbye for now.downpours in the next few days. start generally dry in the morning on tuesday, and some sunshine around but we have thickening cloud coming across the channel to bring some brain, heaviest of the rain pushing towards the south—east defendant in east anglia. rent for royal ascot. it should be dry for the cricket, sunshine and the far north of england, sunshine and showers. and at northern ireland. quite a muddy field towards the south—east with that cloud and rain coming in. while the first area of red pushes away, there's more coming up from the south and overnight we could get some torrential thundery downpours coming in from the neo— continent. in the south—east, the midlands, cost east anglia and lincolnshire for the rush hour in the morning on wednesday. wetter weather moves away, takes members to the stores but because he more returning to the south—east later. further west and it's much more straightforward. sunshine and showers, damages again 16- 20 sunshine and showers, damages

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. good morning.es around 9— i2 the fresh mornings of the week with temperatures around 9— 12 degrees, a bright start for many with a fair bit of sunshine around. bit of cloud in the hebrides and patchy rain which will gradually diminish. a shower across scotland later on but tending to the south—west, increasing breeze and increasing amounts of cloud, outbreaks of rain, south—west england, spreading to parts of south—west wales and northern ireland later on, some of which could be on the heavy side. after the sunshine, it turns hazy and increasingly cloudy compared with saturday. temperatures in the mid—teens in the north, mid— 20s in the south—east corner. humidity levels build with the chance of severe storms through sunday night and into monday, particularly through parts of wales, the midlands, northern england and spreading their way northwards into parts of eastern scotland later. that could bring flush lighting and travel disruption as we going to monday morning cosmic rush—hour. we walked kee

oh yes, many celebrities we had lady gaga, we had alicia keys, we had international recognised and celebrated more in the next two days as well, it should be an incredible celebration for lgbtq people and activists and celebrities and relate to our lives for the community out there in the streets celebrating freedom. you have a brilliant evening and a great weekend thank you very much, our corresponded been in new york. plenty more at our website. i'm on twitter, and goodbye for now. good evening. the western half of the uk has been the focus of the heat and humidity through friday. it is here we have seen the highest temperatures. 30 celsius and that scottish highlands making up the warmest day of the year so far across the uk. we are expecting to exceed back tomorrow, but overnight continues with cloud working at the southwest england and up into wales. more cloud as well for eastern coastal areas and a chance of showers for western aisles, otherwise dry and clear skies and humid with spots not dropping below 16 celsius. saturday, heat and humidity transfers to the eastern half of the uk, p

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.w days, comes a real risk of severe thunderstorms. not everyone will see them but, where you do, an increased risk of some flash flooding around. summer is back good and proper. in the here and now, a weather system with outbursts of thunder. 0utbreaks of rain which is pretty heavy. eastern scotland as we start the day. south—easterly wind. the greatest risk of waterflooding here. temperatures around 10— ii greatest risk of waterflooding here. temperatures around 10— 11 degrees. temperatures around 10— 11 degrees. temperatures no lower than 18 celsius. rain pushing northwards. some sunshine breaking through elsewhere but then a case of all or nothing. 0ne elsewhere but then a case of all or nothing. one or two isolated thunderstorms, this is a worst—case scenario pushing northwards across eastern england. keeping in mind it could be a little bit less wet than that but when you get the sunshine, hot across the south. a little bit cooler than we saw through sunday across parts of some sc

parliament on monday night at 11 with her round up of the day here at westminster, but for now, from me, alicia extremely lively a lot of rain for some of us, thunder and lightning, and even reports of one or two funnel clouds. these pictures came from somerset. this certainly looks like a funnel cloud. a funnel cloud is very similar to a tornado, itjust doesn't touch the ground. this is the radar picture from friday evening. showers and thunderstorms developed across the west country, south—east wales, drifted up into the midlands. still some hefty showers around through the first part of saturday morning. the thunder and lightning risk much lower at this stage. 0utbrea ks of persistent rain drifting into southern scotland, northern ireland, certainly affecting northern england and there's some very windy weather down towards the south. it all comes courtesy of this, an area of low pressure, only slowly drifting north through the day ahead. it will bring some unseasonably windy weather and some outbreaks of rain at times. the rain is likely to be sitting across the south and east of scotland,

i think this is a very significant is alicia fortunately has been coming for a couple of weeks what we see is that this situation in sudan was not totally sold by the oil almost assured of what it was that that if you got it up there it jim was replaced but there it remains firmly in place and. these remain very unwilling to use of that money and the protests and then allow this to be answer to the control of the government this is a very grim escalation it calls full suit intervention but unfortunately we don't really see things improving day off we can you know the peace and security council and others need to step in tell the leader of family that date that a military coup is not a political way to run a. country but most importantly what is needed now is to put into closer restraint and talk firing on the protest that's what's critical and that was merida would see that with the international crisis group speaking with us earlier here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world italy's prime minister giuseppe conte says he will resign if the 2 parties

that is it from monday in parliament, alicia mccarthy will be here for the rest of the week, but fromsday is going to bring further heavy rain and there could be a lot of it, particularly across northern parts of england, the midlands, and wales. on monday, the heaviest of the rainfall was actually across eastern parts of the country in the south—east. if we look at europe, the big picture, we can see over the last two or three days, most of the clouds seem to be stuck across... from northern spain, france, germany, the uk. we have seen big thunderstorms on the near continent, heavy rain here, of course. eastern parts of europe a different story, a few summertime showers and thunderstorms but on the whole a lot of sunshine and very hot, and the reason for this is that this vortex has formed across western europe. it has been dragging cold air all the way from the north across the uk, france and into spain, whereas this side of europe, warm air has been coming from the south, affecting central and eastern areas, so warsaw, for example, has been in excess of 30 degrees, when it was only

. >> reporter: alicia butler, a history teacher at mckinley tech helped her students retch the cemeteryt of the undground railroad. >> this is where they put bod yifs when it was too cd to dig. >> reporter: runaway slaves would take refuge in th burial crypt and the studentsaw the condition of the cemetery, they wanted to take action. >> it makes me so disseaught becauhe graveyard is ruined and run down and it has to do with my history and african-american history and it is not cleaned up. >> reporter: the students put on work gloves and filled trash bags with debris and weeds as a way to preserve and pay respect to their past. ione feel a conct t nbecause they're black like met an lived her way past in a way harder time. >> reporter: the students also learned the hiory of the mostly white well-cared for oak hill cemetery right next to the african-american cemetery. >> i think it showli a le bit of how our society treats our history today. >> reporter: athemount zion cemetery in georgetown, mark segraves, nbc4. >>> singer john legaend wants t br a change to the men's woman. he's partner