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alina, clear technology that we can export. —— a alina. —— lean.appointing about this announcement is disappointing about this announcement is some disappointing about this announcement is some of the reservations. they have said let's review it after five years but that is fundamentally wrong because climate change is a moral issue. we did not say let's abolish slavery and review it in five years' time. it is ludicrous to say that stop if you set the target you move it as fast as you can and get out as fast as you can dash us get to it as you can. we did a change in action not just a change in target as much as thatis just a change in target as much as that is welcome. the government will say this is a change. it is a set in legislation. we want to see them stopping fracking, building new i’u nways , stopping fracking, building new runways, looking for gas and oil in the north sea, start to have a massive installation project to stop the buildings leaking so much, decarbonise transport and be a world leader on that. double the number of trees so w

that it is it ready to act at that said one card may not satisfy markets since the futures are saying alina that at least 2 if not 3 rate cards are respected before year end but let's not forget either that the fed also encourages that risk taking from investors by lowering rates makes it harder to control any current excesses on financial markets also lose their own nerd thank you. so the u.s. president is speculating that britain's departure from the e.u. will be good for the country and the united states but there is a number of on resolved issues the latest the deadline extension is october 31st until then many britons are trying along and hoping for the best. small market town of horrors in north yorkshire maybe somewhat out of the way but it's most certainly not a sleepy hamlet that's thanks to our oppressive bill local councillor john blackie the post office the library the bus company all the one slated for closure now they're run by locals and flourishing and horses approaching brags that with the same can do attitude. to. catch as. many. as we can. anyone wanting to borrow books o

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dad is in the jonas brothers. >> i am alina and this is my dad.the beans about the jonas brothers' reunion. it was a big secret but she told her entire school. >> cute. >> and she did it before the jonas brothers even had a chance to announce the tour lucky for them, the kids now how to keep a secret. >> when he was here he talked about that a little bit, how his kids were completely clueless that he was one of the most popular guys on the -- >> and he was a jo bro. >> yes out of the bag >>> madonna's madame x is out tomorrow she sits down to open up about motherhood and what it has taught her >> how has having six children informed your life >> it has reminded me how precious time is and how each child requires attention and vigilance and guidance in a different way, and really you have to be ready for anything. and the more kid that you have, the better you get at being a parent. >> really? >> yeah, definitely. of course. but it is like everythg, the more songs i write, the better i get as a song writer >> does that mean you need to have some mo

families need an hourly wage of nearly $61 in order to afford a 2 bedroom rental at fair market rent alinaur way the is the executive director of the nonprofit housing association of northern california. she tells us the housing prices really affect everybody. >>we all need a place for our aging parents are seniors to have an affordable stable place to live. those of us who have children and we want to make sure children can afford to stay. close tie. and the teachers who teach our children, the medical workers. there are so many people in our community who we rely on and when we look at the data and understand what kind of impact this is having on and this truly is a full community impacts it's vital that we are able to look for solutions at all levels from local to state to federal. and certainly here in california we think california can lead on this issue and frankly we think california needs to lead on this issue. really deep the intensity of this crisis needs to be matched by urgency in scale i think we can be proud. for new has really started to take that very seriously i think in t

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you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ reged ahmad bbc here's the weather now with alina. hello. exacerbating the flooding we saw earlier in the week. this was burton upon trent in staffordshire during saturday afternoon. for others, blue skies and sunshine. and it's this mixture that we keep as we go into sunday, our area of low pressure still slow moving to the north—west of the uk. and another frontal system working its way north and eastwards. so this will generate showers through sunday morning, initially across northern ireland, wales, south—west england, but soon extending north and eastwards across much of the uk. now, where these showers develop they'll be heavy, they'll be thundery, they'll be slow—moving. some gusty winds as well associated with these showers. here's an idea of average wind strengths. but the gusts will be even higher. could well see some hailstones, too. meanwhile, across parts of southern and south—east england fewer showers through the afternoon, more sunshine, so 20 or 21 celsius. where we've got the frequent showers struggling to get much above 1a

but first, it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.l tied in with this area of low pressure, which was with us yesterday, continuing to work its way north and eastwards. notice how the isobars are still quite close together, so that's bringing some gusty winds — strong enough in places to bring branches, even trees, down. this was pennal in gwynedd earlier today. by contrast, we are also seeing some spells of sunshine — lots of it here in porth in cornwall earlier. but where we've got the sunshine, showers never too far away and still some strong and gusty winds ending the afternoon. those gusts reaching 40—115 mph across east anglia and south east england. where we've got the sunshine, temperatures up to 17—18 celsius. where we have the persistent rain, more like 12—13 celsius. persistent rain across northern england and southern and eastern scotland will soon pull away eastwards this evening. overnight, we keep a few showers going, chiefly across western scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, some clear spells with lighter winds m

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now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello.aces we have seen earlier in the week. this was burton upon trent and staffordshire on saturday afternoon. at the same time, blue skies and sunshine in anglesey. it is this mix we will keep as we go into sunday, this slow—moving area of low pressure still to the west of the uk. another frontal system working north and eastwards. this will generate hours through the morning initially across scotland, northern ireland, the western side of england, but those showers still working across a large swathe of the uk. where we see them they will be heavy, thundery, slow—moving, merging to give a longer spell of rain. and some gusty winds in any of the showers. this is an idea of average wind strength. the gust will be higher. through the afternoon, shower was starting to this across southern and central england. more sunshine. 20—21 celsius the top temperature. emitted teens we have the frequent showers. the showers continue through sunday evening into scotland. heavy and thundery. longer spell

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develop over the mountain tops maybe some of those gusts, 4050 miles per hour or so get the amounts and alina get up in that just near napa you can expect to see some very strong gusty winds over these mountaintops and you may have already noticed may the hills already turned brown. so certainly the conditions are ready in right for the potential for ha to be extra ca these kind of conditions i mean otherwise it's going to be beautiful for the rest the bay area but those winds. yeah, they're going to be with and let's take you through of the night tonight and the weekend to is we're going to see those winds on the increase and then you go into early tomorrow morning this is likely what we'll see our strongest gusty winds you can see the direction more of a northerly direction as those winds move offshore gusting to 25 even in the calistoga outlet speak to 19, but you see the red here and even some future so we're talking about some winds maybe gusting 40 miles per hour across some of these mountaintops from time to time and certainly if you get a fire going that could spread things in a hurry

incredible heights today, a 100 and for noin little one to one still in fairfield a 100 to one to save alina 99 in santa rosa 100 to one still cooking in cloverdale well we are going to see some hot temperatures continuing through this evening. so heat advisories and excessive heat warning continuing inside the bay you see that area all the shaded pink there that is where see the scene excessive heat just not usual to see the hot temperatures in those places you'll see those in the valleys in the waller creek live more the tri valley all the way in antioch but you start to see those temperatures in those areas inside the bay that for people are not used to it so people i'll really people a young children could be affected greatest by those hot temperatures there is summer heat relief in sight. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes and we'll be checking back with you shortly thank you. lawrence meanwhile, we have team coverage of the hot weather and the corresponding fire danger cut force morning kelly reports now from concord. >>where some homeowners got a close call. >>there we

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.y eastwards. the western side of scotland, rain working up towards the northern isles. tomorrow we are close to this area of high pressure but it is this area of high pressure but it is this area of high pressure but it is this area of low pressure that continues to be the dominating feature. there will be showers across northern ireland, wales and south—west england but soon extending across much of england and into scotland as well. through the afternoon showers becoming less frequent across east anglia but where we get those heavy

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. interruptions are likely tomorrow at old trafford. the worst of the rain is easing a way eastwards. the western side of scotland, rain working up towards the northern isles. tomorrow we are close to this area of high pressure but it is this area of high pressure but it is this area of high pressure but it is this area of low pressure that continues to be the dominating feature. there will be showers across northern ireland, wales and south—west england but soon extending across much of england and into scotland as well. through the afternoon showers becoming less frequent across east anglia but where we get those heavy showers they will be thundery, with gusty winds. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. hundreds of homes have been evacuated because of flooding in lincolnshire, brought on by heavy rain. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranianjailed in iran, has begun a new hunger strike in protest against her imprisonment. police are investigating after three people were kille

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here's alina jenkins.fter a pretty miserable start. what is the prospect for the rest of the country? we have mixed fortunes, sunshine in places and also some heavy, thundery showers and a more general spell of rain.

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins it is been a blustery and fairly cool feelings southern and eastern counties of england. sunshine to end the afternoon, temperatures up to 17 or 18 celsius. the rain across northern england and eastern scotland will gradually pull away through this evening, we will keep some showers overnight. maybe one or two elsewhere, for most it is mainly dry. some clear skies is when spotlight clear. most of us will struggle to stay in double figures into a fairly cool night. tomorrow is much more straightforward, a day of sunny spells and showers. showers initially across the western part of the uk and filtering eastwards as the uk and filtering eastwards as the day goes on. lighter winds and a bit more sunshine means it will feel a bit warmer tomorrow. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: michael gove — one of the frontrunners for the conservative leadership — says his past cocaine use more than 20 years ago should not be held against him in his bid to become prime minister. us president donald trump lifts the threat of tariffs on import

here's alina jenkins. it was definitely brightening up in london this lunchtime after a pretty miserable start. what is the prospect for the rest of the country? we have mixed fortunes, sunshine in places and also some heavy, thundery showers and a more general spell of rain. you can see the rain here stretching from the north of east anglia through the midlands and into the north, that will continue to go north and east, but working westwards across the eastern side of scotland. on either side of this, spells of sunshine, some gusty winds, touching 45 mph in places, and also some heavy, thundery showers. all of this combined is a fairly cool day, 1a celsius typically. the rain moves out of the way swiftly this evening, leaving us with a few showers, and elsewhere some clear spells, with lighter winds that will mean some patchy mist and fog. a fairly cool night for most, temperatures will struggle to get into double figures, rural areas could dip down to two celsius under clear skies. sunny spells of heavy

we can cross the newsroom to alina jenkins. hello there, we have some sunshine spells around, but alsothe evening we keep the showers, eventually they will fade away, a few lingering across the south—west, persistent rain moving into east anglia and south—east england. for most, temperatures typically between seven and 11 celsius, rural parts of scotland getting down to two or three. for much of scotland and northern ireland aside from a scattering of showers, it is a dry day tomorrow, but this chunk of weather slowly sta rts but this chunk of weather slowly starts to pivot and move its way into the west midlands and east wales. and a cool north—easterly wind, so where we have the rain, temperatures not much higher than 13 01’ temperatures not much higher than 13 or 1a celsius. hello, this is bbc news. i‘m lewis vaughan jones. the headlines: michael gove has acknowledged he committed a crime when he took cocaine while working as a journalist 20 years ago. the home secretary, sajid javid, attacks middle class drug users for "destroying the lives" of those caught up in the supply chain.

time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello.ll feel like autumn. some late spells of sunshine to end the day for some, but for others heavy and frequent showers, thundery with some hail stones in them, and they will continue to work their way from west to east through this evening and at first tonight, only slowly fading. but as the night goes on, things become mainly dry, showers across the southwest and persistent rain into south—east england and east anglia. it would be a cold night across the southern half of the uk, temperature is not much lower than nine or 10 celsius, could see two or three across rural parts of scotland. the main focus of the weather in the week ahead is this slow—moving front already arriving into south—east england and east anglia overnight, and through tomorrow, it slowly works its way north and westwards into the midlands, parts of east wales, for south—west england we will see some heavy, thundery showers, much of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, a scattering of showers, but here the

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins the summer solstice is less than a fortnightells was on to end the day for some, but for others, heavy and frequent showers, thundery with hailstones, and they will continue to work their way from west to east through this evening at first tonight. as the night wears on, it will be mainly dry, still showers across the south—west, and persistent rain into the south—west. it won't be a cold night across the southern half of the uk, temperature is not lower than nine or 10 celsius, very low in rural parts of scotland. the main focus of the weather in the week ahead is a slow—moving front arriving into south—east england and east anglia overnight, and three tomorrow it slowly works its way north and west into the midlands, parts of east wales, and for the south—west we will see some heavy, thundery showers, much of northern ireland, scotla nd showers, much of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, a scattering of showers, the best of the dry weather with some sunshine. brisk north—easterly winds, and where we have the pers

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.s and we keep those going to end the afternoon, touching a0 or four 01’ the afternoon, touching a0 or four or five the afternoon, touching a0 or four orfive mph the afternoon, touching a0 or four or five mph across eastern and southern counties of england. sunshine to end the afternoon, 17 or 18 celsius. where we have the rain, 12 or13, and 18 celsius. where we have the rain, 12 or 13, and the rain across northern england and eastern scotla nd northern england and eastern scotland will gradually pull away through this evening. we'll keep some showers going overnight, chiefly across southern and western scotla nd chiefly across southern and western scotland and northern ireland, but for most it is mainly dry and clear sky as the once lighter which could bring mist and for most of us will struggle to stay in double figures. it's a fairly cool night but tomorrow is much more straightforward, sunny spells and showers initially across the western side of the uk which will filter there way f

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. it's very mixed fortunes today.rth of east anglia into the north midlands, and southern scotland, down to this area of low pressure which was with us yesterday and brought the heavy rain. it's moving north and eastwards but we still have gusty winds around this area of low pressure which has been strong enoughin pressure which has been strong enough in places to bring trees down. this was norwich earlier today. you can see a lot of heavy rain here but by contrast, this is portland, lots of sunshine and clouds in the distance. showers are never too far away. this is how the rest of the afternoon continues. we still got some heavy rain across the northern half of england and southern parts of scotland. some sunshine but also sharp showers working there way across northern ireland, some gusty winds, particularly for eastern and southern counties of england. where we got the sunshine, 17 or 18 celsius. where we've got the rain, just 12 or 13, so big contrast through the rest of this afternoon. through this evening, most

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. ireland, wales, south west england also working their way further north and eastwards — so nowhere immune from the thundery downpour. but lighter winds are feeling warmer than it did yesterday. we will keep that shower activity going through this evening and at first tonight slowly fading, but showers continuing across southwest england with heavy and persistent rain moving into southeast england and east anglia. temperatures generally between 7—11dc, locally 2—3dc for rural parts of scotland. aside from a scattering of showers, much of scotland and northern ireland having a mainly dry day tomorrow with spells of sunshine, but persistent rain potentially across eastern counties of england, starting to rotate its way further north and west through the day. the far north of england just about staying dry with heavy thundershowers in southwest england and wales — a brisk northeasterly wind. so while we have that rain, it will feel really quite cool and autumnal, just 13—14dc. hello this

. >> clerk: next speaker, alina omiktin. >> i think i made the "k" look like an "l." i'm a student in speak in support of the project not only because it will bring much needed safety improvements but community engagement made sure it will help affirm and root soma's cultural history when the neighborhoods are in constant change. i want to read this because it's not been mentioned prior to some filipina folks speaking but as they move forward on the detailed signed phase tomorrow identify cultural markers and other public realm improvements in partnership with somecan's research and engagement has shown things like bilingual flash cards on utility box and patterns at crosswalks and honorary street names will be more than just interesting design aspects. they'll empower residents and community members and inspire future generations to preserve the heritage. making sure residents feel a sense of ownership in the community are important and often overlooked aspects of urban design and planning in this city. it's exciting sfmta and public works promised to incorporate cul

acting homeland security secretary kevin mack alina and revealing shocking numbers on the border crisismakers on capitol hill that 90% of asylum-seekers don't show up for their hearings, potentially disappearing into other parts of the country. house lawmakers vote to extend 9/11 compensation fund today after a powerful hearing on capitol hill many congressional leaders failed to show up for. notice all the empty chairs. john stewart slamming those politicians for dodging the heroic first responders in attendance. joe biden doing an about-face when it comes to china. >> china is going to -- they are not bad folks, folks but guess what? they are not in competition with us. china poses real challenges to the united states, in some ways a real threat to the united states. heather: if the former vice president was elected president would china take him seriously? here to weigh in his former naval intelligence officer, thank you for joining us this morning. the question would they take him seriously given the way china was treated during the obama administration? >> they would like to have j

i'm going to call out alina and kate. >> mike antonini. i agree. currently the amount of light getting to 215 is around 1500 sun light hours in the afternoon, but i based my findings on the earlier sun studies than the one they're trying to put forward now. and in that study, we lost 1,000 hours of sun to 215 vasquez. bottom line, i question those. i think there's a lot of light to 200-215 vasquez. take a little bit away from the dining room height to bring the thing down to 31 feet net height. which will eliminate a lot of the problems, so i think that is probably what we're asking. we're not opposing the project entirely, but i think it has to be appropriate. the living room has to be shorter. it's almost 35 feet along. knock it down to five more feet, so we're going to have a set back of 15 feet from the street, which is appropriate. >> clerk: thank you, sir. >> vice president koppel: thank you. next speaker, please. [please stand by] >> i live across the street from the house. it is not true that our house is all small. our houses over house is

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.from a sudden thunder downpour. but with lighter winds feeling heavier than it did. that shower goes through this evening into tonight, slowly fading but the... heavy and persistent rain arriving into southeast england and east anglia. temperatures generally between 7—11dc, locally 2—3dc for parts of rural scotland. much of scotla nd parts of rural scotland. much of scotland and northern ireland are having a mainly dry day tomorrow with spells of sunshine, but heavy and persistent rain initially across eastern counties of england starting to rotate north and west through the day. the far north of england staying dry with heavy and sure lack of thundershowers for southwest wales. a brisk northeasterly wind, that rain will feel really cool and autumnal at 13—14dc. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... michael gove acknowledges he committed a crime when he took cocaine while working as a journalist 20 years ago. yes, it was a crime, it was a mistake. i deeply regret it. fifteen fire e

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.p those going to end the afternoon, touching a0 or 45 mph across eastern and southern counties of england. the sunshine to end the afternoon, 17 or 18 celsius. where we have the rain, 12 or 13, and the rain across northern england and eastern scotland will gradually pull away through this evening. we'll keep some showers going overnight, chiefly across southern and western scotland and northern ireland. but for most, it is mainly dry and clear skies. as the winds falls lighter, it could bring mist, and most of us will struggle to stay in double figures. it's a fairly cool night but tomorrow is much more straightforward. sunny spells and showers initially across the western side of the uk, which will filter there way further eastwards as the day goes on. some could see quite a few, others will stay mainly dry and with lighter winds and more sunshine, it should feel a bit warmer tomorrow. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news, with lu kwesa burak. the headlines. michael gove, one of the fron

livermore 70 degrees at 73 in pittsburgh 62 in redwd with the fog and pa in san francisco still 74 save alina and 59 degrees in the napa valley. high pressure now building in this area of low pressure to the south going to slowly creep up further to the east, but we'll still see some showers and thunderstorms over the sierra nevada. the good news is for the rest the bay area we've got a lot of sunshine coming our way tonight though that fall will be pretty thick look at the visibilities as we head toward tomorrow morning down to next to nothing as you approach the coastline and just inside the bay. but by the middle of a bed is long gone here comes the sun shine and temperatures in the 70's and the 80's. >>what is day 9 of the teacher strike in the new haven unified school district and today the state's superintendent of instruction join the negotiations with hopes of rain some kind of work stoppage daschle superintendent tony thurmond says this strike is going on long enough in negotiations. >>between the bargaining teams of the new haven unified school district and the teachers association

mountain tops a 1000 feet there in the marine area also further to the north and you can just mirhossein alina in the napa area across the mountain tops there we're looking at some very strong gusty winds continuing right to the delta. the car key to straight fairfield delia you name it. they're going some a high fire dangers that we' gusty winds and they've already begun to pick up and you see the direction a little more of a northerly component to those winds but they're going to testify overnight side look at the colors beginning to show up all the reds and the oranges here those are winds gusting of 2030 miles per hour. but we're probably going to see some 40 and maybe 50 mile an hour gusts across some of these mountaintops and it can repeat itself as we get into sunday morning too very blustery conditions low humidity outside and dangerous fire conditions for the bay area. >>thank you lawrence well in the midst of all this fire danger pg any wrapped up a court order tour of the fire ravaged town of paradise today. the tour comes 2 weeks after cal fire determine the utility was responsible

. >> alina, that's what struck you. he wasn't prepared, you didn't think, for that moment? >> you know, we're talking about what was so incredible about the precision at that moment from kamala harris, how it is -- it was so clearly core rhoreographt not in a way that knelt canned. she needed it with the book. joe biden almost acted as though he had no idea this would be brought up. >> i realize preparing a candidate, that's my most vulnerable system. not just that, address it and then try to move on from it. jee biden complained to reporters afterward that he wasn't getting any questions about what he would do in the future. well, ultimately as a candidate you make those opportunities. he had every opportunity to take senator harris's line from there and push it into something forward thinking. >> i think biden thought senator harris was running for vice president for him. i think that came out and i think that the harris camp thought tonight was the time to say, nope, not running for vp, sorry. and, boy, if nothing else, that message was delivered really well and not in a

katherine ram bell, alina plot, ana navarro, mike shields will help us along. good evening to all of you. catherine, i'm going to start with you. you call these mind-numbingly idiotic tariffs. okay. why don't you say how you really feel next time. lay it out for me. >> there are a number of reasons why these are really stupid to impose. the first one of dors is that americans are going to be paying these tariffs. we have multiple studies showing the cost of the tariffs imposed already on china and other countries is being paid by american consumers. the second reason, of course, is it's going to screw up massively american supply chains, the auto industry in particular is heavily reliant on unfettered cross-border access. you know, a lot of stuff goes back and forth many times over the border. and it's going to hurt our ability to negotiate really hard with china, with the eu, with japan because we have turned around after signing a deal with mexico, the usmca, turning around and slapping tariffs on them. and of course if we do succeed in wrecking the mexican e

fog in the san francisco berkeley you're seeing some patchy fog as well, 57 degrees still 70's and alina 50 degrees though in the napa valley. overnight tonight we're going to see mostly clear skies. well him and we will see that patchy fog along the coastline tomorrow going to be mostly sunny and high pressure kind of just taken over here that ridge going to dominate our weather for least one more day but then it begins to break down somewhat and as it does we're going to see some cooler temperatures moving in as early as wednesday the much cooler on thursday and friday of course this the last week of spring. we've got the summer solstice on friday with much warmer temperatures. hopefully as we head towards summer right now it does look like that we're going to things off actually probably running below average i want to break it all that we get the 10 to 10 coming up in a few minutes, we'll show you that just of mother nature's following the calendar. >>we'll prepare him for a wedding is already expensive but one bay area man says he's now dealing with costly damage to his vehicle afte

. >> reporter: alina delacey the executive director of the american river conservancy says a grassy knowortant gravesite of a japanese girl. >> on that and also the gravesite of a girl who was 17 when she immigrated to the united states. the first known site of japanese woman to be buried in the united states. >> reporter: the grave in the wakamatsu colony site are now on the national register of historic places. >> [ foreign language ]. >> this became the bridge of friendship between japan and america. and gave us this destiny. >> when this first japanese settlers came back in 1859 it was long before the golden gate bridge. they sailed on a wooden ship called the pf china. >> reporter: although the ship that carried them is long gone the first-class cabin has been reserved, or preserved, and he got the opportunity to tour it in belvedere. a docent with the historic society told the delegation of the wakamatsu colony used the elegant cavity cabin during the three-week voyage to san francisco. >> these delegates will now go to sacramento. >> they will meet american descendents of those ea

time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. 0na day on a day when there has been frequent showers wales and northern ireland they will tend to trade. some clear skies elsewhere. temperatures typically between six and nine celsius. sunday, high pressure is tantalisingly close but we still have the influence of this area of low pressure and another frontal system working its way north which will introduce more showers across england and is, some thundery, more showers in northern ireland and western and northern scotland. parts of east anglia and south—east england seeing more in the way of sunshine through the afternoon. some are gusty winds associated with those showers. thunder in the heavier ones. we will keep those showers going as we go through the evening and overnight. they will tend to fade but some will linger across north—west england into northern ireland and parts of western scotland. monday, this area of pressure to the north—west of the uk keeping the showers close by across much of scotland and northern ireland. there will still be showers on monday in parts of wales

however, let me join you and ambassador herbst and alina in saying that the clear motivation behind the nordstream project is to increase russia's influence over europe and division of europe and there are many countries in europe that ares a as concerned about this as we are. so you can look in central and eastern europe, some west european countries, this is not a uniformly welcomed development. for the past decade or so, maybe even a little more, europe has been on a trajectory of increasing its independence. decreasing its reliance on russian gas as part of the mix in europe. this project actually reverses that trend. so the motivation behind the legislation is clearly to try to top that development, stop the reincrease of dependence on russian gas from both the source and the hard means of supply and i think we agree with that -- with the thrust of that legislation. senator johnson: if sanctions were imposed on those companies building the pipeline would that complicate your job? mr. volker: not at all. in that respect i think everyone knows that there are many issues out here but

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alina cova is the director of the product and global democracy and emerging technology and a fellow in the foreign-policy programs center on united states and europe and security strategy team at they bring things institution. she is also an adjunct professor of european studies at the school of advanced international studies at johns hopkins university. she received a bachelor's degree from every university and a doctorate from the university of california at berkeley. is a james monroe distinguished professor of law and appall research professor of law at the university of virginia school of law. before becoming professor, he clerked for judge lawrence silverman of the u.s. court of appeals to the district of columbia circuit and for supreme court justice clarence thomas. he received his bachelors degree from stanford university and his jp from yale law school. well, distinguished witnesses and we thank you for participating in today's hearing. if you would please rise i would begin by swearing you in. raise your right hand, do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the te