it was aurora who raised him.s and loving energy that is so powerful. i am 100% the man i am today, because this woman literally raised me from when i was six months old -- singing to me, dancing with me, wiping away my tears, cooking for me and making me laugh at every turn. unfortunately like so many filipinos, her story is not all smiles and love. she had to choose a life away from her daughter and thousands of miles from her family. there are literally thousands of people around the world -- thousands of people around the world, me included, who have been influenced by her endless kindness and love." filipinos give. of themselves, of their time, their money, their love to others. they do and continue to do what needs to be done to survive. ♪ ♪ edelweiss, edelweiss every morning i greet you ♪ ♪ small and white clean and bright bless my homeland forever ♪ ♪ blossom of snow may you bloom and grow bloom and grow forever ♪ ♪ edelweiss, edelweiss bless my homeland forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> aurora: oh my gosh. oh this is fr

they started talking to aurora about it.our company's ceo used to be at aurora, so too did the president, and so did two members of the board, that actually includes you as well. ronan: that's correct, yes. scott: so, let me ask, is coke going to go with aurora? 'cause you would know, wouldn't you? ronan: i would not know. and if i did know, i'm not sure i could comment. but listen, aurora is one of the big players in the industry. the biggest challenge that a company like coke would face is getting out enough supply of cbd to put in products to fulfill a global market. and so, my guess is if they're going to do a deal with anybody, they're going to look at some of the largest players, of which aurora is one of the top three. scott: fair enough. and we've seen molson coors and inbev and couple of wines as well talk about it as well. ronan levy is a cso at trait biosciences. thanks for being with us this morning. ronan: my pleasure. scott: well, doctors using virtual reality when "press:here" continues. ♪ ♪ as a podcast on it

of aurora's are caused by magnetic disturbances due to the streams of charged particles from the sun the light show is beautiful and harmless but solar storms can pose a danger here on earth. a burning see the masses since time immemorial the sun has been a source of fascination. at the max planck institute for solar system research in gottingen scientists are studying coronal mass ejections or c m e's in particular they want to know why these solar eruptions occur with varying frequency over an eleven year cycle in the air we think they result from a dynamo inside the sun but we don't know exactly how it works. the sun is one hundred fifty million kilometers away and it's. incredibly hot the temperature in the core reaches fifteen million degrees celsius as hydrogen nuclei combined to form helium this nuclear fusion has been the source of the sun's heat and light for more than four billion years. to what the sun looks like an evenly shaped ball but in fact it's a rotating and shape shifting gashes mass that generates a chaotic magnetic field the individual magnetic field lines can b

aurora here is about to show me how.ng is the variety of mountain tea favoured in alishan. aurora, i have never picked tea before, tell me what to do. ok if you want to pick tea, you have one tip, two lift. mountain teas are slower growing, which makes their flavour more intense. i hope i'm doing a good job. i am not sure if i am up to alishan tea picking standards. alishan has a particular climate thought to further enhance the flavour of the tea. damp and misty mornings give way to hot and usually sunny afternoons and then to cool, dry evenings. after picking, the tea needs to be dried. that was actually quite hard work. yes. i don't have as much as you. yes, i harvest much. and now for my favourite part of the day. so aurora, this is the final step. i would love to see how you do it here in taiwan. can you show me how to make the perfect cup of tea? ok, so we have three points to do it. the first point is the temperature of the water, the amount of the tea, and the brewing time. 0k, open the pot cover, let the tea lea

rosa aurora: ¡chino! doña lucha: chino, no te atrevas. albertano: jefa, cálmese.nlo. albertano: es el final. doña lucha: suéltenme. albertano: es el final, jefa. doña lucha: suéltenme. albertano: ya terminó todo. doña lucha: hijo. albertano: cálmese. doña lucha: ¿qué vamos a hacer? albertano: no se preocupe, jefa. siempre se puede conseguir unos de estos--¿cómo se llaman estos que también son bien curiosos? un pequinés. chino: se la creyeron. ¿cómo creen que me voy a ir? yo no sé qué harían sin mí. albertano: carnalito, carnal. doña lucha: no me hagas hacer pasar estos sustos con coraje. hasta el píloro se me cerró, ay, ay, ay. maría: mire, doña lucha. como me dijo que el pastel estaba muy empalagoso, me tomé la libertad de prepararle un guacamole con unos aguacates que están deliciosos. doña lucha: ¿aguacate? después del coraje que me hiciste pasar... ¿aguacate? maría: ni me diga nada, abuelito. ♪ ♪ arnatxa: domingo 18 de noviembre Éstas son las principales noticias. >> el alcalde y sus residentes exigen su retirada, pero la situaciÓn estÁ por empeorar sale una c

rosa: rosa aurora santa cruz. decana en carne y salchichonería.ta y las que quieras. jaguarú: a ver, paren la música. en este momento me están entregando el sobre con los resultados. y la ganadora es... ay, qué emoción, de veras. la ganadora es... maría de todos los Ángeles. [aplausos] >> venga, mi reina. jaguarú: alto, alto. ha habido un cambio de último momento. rosendo montero, locatario de la carnicería "la higiénica" ha hecho una compra masiva de votos. por lo que nuestra verdadera reina de los pequeños comerciantes es rosa aurora santa cruz. que pase a la pista. >> Ándale, hija. rosa: ay, dámelo, papá, yo lo uso del diario. >> ay, mi rey. josé: así te quería encontrar. >> ¡josé adolfo! josé: el mismo que viste y calza. y mira cómo te traigo. porque eres mi amor, ¿ya lo vieron? ella es mi mujer. ¿se puede saber quién es este? >> ¿este? es mi prometido. carmelo: ¿prometido? no, señor. esto es una lamentable confusión. josé: cállese, usted. carmelo: me callo. josé: ¿me cambias por un viejito sin chiste? esto lo vamos a arreglar como hombres. al

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including aurora, colorado. 2012. and santa barbara in 2014. these families travel all over the country to provide comfort after mass shootings chlts they say unfortunately they have been very busy. the pain is piercing. and it never goes away. counselling has been helpful to them. and they hope to lend a hand here in thousand oaks. they will warn the families here that the next few days will be full of conspiracy theories. stories will hit them like a ton of bricks. >> they'll say probably in the next day or two. there will be conspiracy theorists that said the shooting never happened. this is a government plot. to take the guns away. >> this is his eleventh mass shooting. a group called survivors empowered and dedicated their lives to this cause. in memory of their daughter jessica. killed in aurora. >> again this community is it coming together here in thousand oaks. holding each other up and praying with each ore. so they can get through the difficult time. >> bore you go the group of people that travel to help the grieving parents, how do

air force officials say aurora is expected to make a full recovery. the west point cadets who stole the bird could face jail and dishonorable discharge. >>> philadelphia's super bowl win in february has led to a new flock of eagles fans. >> while lots of people were seen climbing greased lamp posts after the victory, some philly fans apparently had other plans. news reports out of the city of brotherly love say there's a baby boom under way. sunday marked nine months to the day since the eagles dethroned >> they had other plans. quite the juxtaposition. >>> coming up -- the brazen daytime robbery attempt. see what stopped these two men from breaking through the front door of this home. >>> and later in "the skinny," janet jackson on fire. her show-stopping performance at the mtv european music awards. and the special honor that she was given last night. you're watching "world news now." now." now." here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what

kishe's been w with kids with developmental delays at the aurora behavior clinic leesburg for a decade. >> i think helping parents create life like hours. they want a life that they can go to restaurants, sit down and have a conversation or play with their kids. >> reporter: her introduction into the world of applied behavior analysis therapy came when her own son canon was diagnosed with autism. he was just eight years old and needed aba therapy and as you might imagine, it wasn't cheap. >> when they said 40 hours a week at $100 an hour that was a lot of money. so i signed u for one of the hours and said shere me what yooing. i'll do the same thing. >> reporter: she loved the work so muched she deco make it her full-time job so she went to school and got certified, all while taking care of her family and in ten years, she has helped hundreds ofkids. kendra says every child is different. some learn quickly, others may take years. but no matte how long it takes, she never gives u on a child like two-year-old wyatt. >> when we first start head woule scream any t we came near him or tried

of aurora's are caused by magnetic disturbances due to the streams of charged particles from the sun the light show is beautiful and homeless but solar storms can pose a danger here on. a burning sea then mass since time immemorial the sun has been a source of fascination. at the max planck institute for solar system research in getting and scientists are studying coronal mass ejections or c m e's in particular they want to know why these solar eruptions occur with varying frequency overly eleven year cycle. we think they result from a dynamo inside the sun but we don't know exactly how it works. the sun is one hundred fifty million kilometers away and it's incredibly hot the temperature in the core reaches fifteen million degrees celsius as hydrogen. nuclei combine to form helium this nuclear fusion has been the source of the sun's heat and light for more than four billion years. to us the sun looks like an evenly shaped ball but in fact it's a rotating and shapeshifting gashes mass that generates a chaotic magnetic field the individual magnetic field lines can be seen as loops towe

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nature's very own light spectacular, the aurora borealis or northern lights, in full display across the clear skies but further west a different story as this area of low pressure in the bay of biscay as a frontal system extending across western fringes of the uk, bringing outbreaks of rain. this will ease from northern ireland through the morning and things get dry across wales and south—west england and outbreaks of rain continue to push their way north and east across scotland as it pulls away. behind it, the cloud thins and breaks. bright and sunny spells and a scattering of showers but very mild for the early part of november. temperatures between ten and 15 celsius reaching 16 or 17 in east anglia and south—east england. after the windy conditions of the weekend, a gentler south, south—easterly breeze through monday afternoon. we will keep that breeze as we go on through the evening. for many it will be dry with clear spells. a bit of patchy rain continuing across parts of northern ireland and western scotland, possibly the far south—west of england. but if you have plans for fire

nature's very own light spectacular, the aurora borealis, or northern lights, in full display acrosstern england under clearer skies, but further west, a different story. this area of low pressure in the bay of biscay, we have a frontal system extending across western fringes of the uk, continuing to bring outbreaks of rain. this will ease from northern ireland through the morning and things get dry across wales and south—west england and outbreaks of rain continue to push their way north and eastwards across scotland as this too pulls away. behind it, we'll see the cloud thinning and breaking. bright and sunny spells and a scattering of showers, but very mild for the early part of november. temperatures generally between 10 and 15 celsius, up to 16 or 17 in east anglia and south—east england. after the windy conditions of the weekend, a gentler south or south—easterly breeze through monday afternoon. we'll keep that gentle breeze as we go on through the evening. for many, it will be dry with clear spells. a bit of patchy rain continuing across parts of northern ireland, western scot

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political firework displays recently and tonight we have nature's very own light spectacular, the aurorarthern lights. plenty of shots coming in from the shetland islands and also the chance of seeing this the first —— further east you are. further west, it is a different story because this area of low pressure in the bay biscay, the throttle system extending its way across western fringes of the uk bringing out wrecks of rain overnight across south—west england, wales, northern ireland where it is likely to become heavy and persistent and stretching its way across central and southern parts of scotland. patchy rain to the far north—east, but it will be a mild night, worth between 7— io celsius and a way from our area of rain. that is how we start monday morning, oui’ that is how we start monday morning, our area of that is how we start monday morning, ourarea of rain that is how we start monday morning, our area of rain draped across northern ireland, western fringes over england and wales but soon clearing and becoming bright but they met —— that may linger for a part, like in patches

doña lucha: y yo que pensaba que después de la fiesta de 15 años de mi hija rosa aurora ya lo había vistoon permisito--con permiso--disculpe, don, ¿no ha visto a un niño asiático normal? >> ¿el chino de las bolas de fuego? doña lucha: ya me lo tatuaron. justo ahí--justo ahí. macaco: y, así es, hermanos, como el universo--erso--erso--está conformado por bolas de fuego. y nosotros provenimos de bolas de fuego. doña lucha: termina tu numerito. al rato platicamos, chino. [sirena] policía: quietos aquí. la policía. doña lucha: ay, no. mi hijo es inocente--mi hijo es inocente-- mi hijo es inocente.albertano: e digan fue gol y yo lo metí. maría: qué bueno que ya llegó el hombre de la casa. siéntate, amor, ya casi está la cena. de hoy en adelante, comeremos nuestro propio mole. albertano: dispensa, nomás por no quedar mal, flaca. ¿qué estamos festejando? maría: [ríe] amor mío, pasa a nuestro lecho nupcial. tarán. albertano: ¿qué le pasó a mi cuarto? ¿y mi guitarra? ¿y mis playeras? ¿qué le hiciste a mis revistas? maría: albertano, tienes que entender que el amasiato implica sacrificios. albertano

so aurora said their products have been selling well.n responsible for 30% of sales in ontario. and they have the top four dry flower brands. but they are holding back despite the shortage, because they want to supply the medical market and the european medical market, where they get higher margins than in canada. caroline: we're looking at how the intraday performances were for the rest of the sector. we did see relatively decent pops. how does aurora shine a light on what we might get for the rest of the week in terms of the earnings from other players? >> it is early to get the post legalization numbers. from us companies, they are reporting up until the third quarter or first quarter. so we are looking for the commentary from management as opposed to the numbers themselves. aurora only reported $30 million in revenue, a small number. but tilray closed higher today, an indication of the u.s. investor appetite. they report tomorrow after the bell and they will be important to watch, because we have seen some of the volatility in the st

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. 97% of the mission critical databases will be off of oracle and run on dynamo db and aurora.november 1st, we turned off our oracle data warehouse and moved it to red ship we're virtually done moving away from oracle on the database side and by mid-2019 we'll be done. >> wow, so that soon, before next year is done you'll be off oracle. >> that's our plan on the database side. >> about two months ago i was in orlando with microsoft, adobe and s.a.p. and they were talking about this open data initiative, this idea that they think it should be easy for customers to take data from one cloud and mingle it with data from another cloud and figure out how to run their business based on data that they have got stored with a number of different providers. philosophically, what do you think of that idea >> i think over time -- my suspicion is over time it will be easier and easier to move data around. people we see all the time in our business that people will move data around from one place to another the complexity of it is not to be underrated. the platforms are in pretty wildly diffe

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have you ever heard of ni niga aurora? >> no. is that a constellation? >> no.aurora report he called not only the trump election, he called that trump would likely be elected and he called that the market would trade higher as a result he also called that brexit would pass and that he would be watching everything that happened with that he's made some very good market calls. he has some thoughts today about what's happening with the breakdown in technology. specifically with apple and he kind of looks at the fed as being the real resolution with what's going to happen next. also we have mark grant who will join us to talk about the atlanta fed cutting their fourth quarter gdp. lots of things coming up with that i hear you playing the music you can take your show back. >> real world advice in a time of need. becky quick, see you in a few minutes. >>> on deck, some good news at the pump talking about gas prices nationwide stick around something is transforming and our world.. it's the longevity economy - americans 50+ driving 7.6 trillion dollars... of economic a

of state crisco back best known nationally as the ardent advocate of strict voting rights against aurora kelly. gain momentum after sustaining support from every governor except sam brownback. >> they feel like i'm the one which puts us back to our roots as a great state to live in, to work in. >> backed by president trump who won by 20 points in 2016. welcome to the president to kansas last month for a big rally in topeka. >> the president is well-liked in kansas. certainly helped me in the primary. it's going to help in the general election too. a lot of these gubernatorial races in some ways a referendum on the president. >> there is a third party candidate in this race, third party candidate greg gorman asking voters to have the courage to vote for him. >> we have to vote for what we hope for. >> drawing enough support to impact the contest, though right now polling shows have been truly further behind. bret? >> bret: live in wichita, kansas. next up, we'll bring in a new panel to talk about the midterm elections and look at some specific races. a partner that is driven to provide yo

. >> see his hilarious wouldn't be able to see it because of the aurora borealis, but he said even thatour favorite foods. i'm a sweets fan. the guy from the youtube travel ten chicken contenders in the fast food game. the pop eyes and kfc are the most well-known. i would say who is going to be the first to drop chicken and waffles? who's going to be the first! kfc says, we are, baby. >> i went the other day and i was a little skeptical. i wanted to be skeptical. >> you can be skeptical. because he's here to do the taste test. and if you're not convinced by the end of the video, i don't know what else to tell you. >> they have two different options. you can get the chicken and waffles with miss butterworth all over her but i asked for a sandwich. >> let's take a look at the sandwich now. but first we got to get the rapper off. >> oh, you're a thick little sucker, ain't you? you're a thick little one, aren't you? let's look at the waffle, shall we, let's just start there. now that i got it, i'll have to sit here and tell that thing was crispy. >> and then it's time for that first bite. >

from aurora, colorado. and california. here for support and comfort. we'll talk to them tonight. >> thank you. while that investigation unfolds in southern california the focus here in the bay area is on 18 year-old housely. her instagram feed filled with pictures of friends and family. and new life at pepper dine university. that life has been cut short. the community is gathering and coming together. for a vigil. >> that's right the town in the chamber of commerce will hold a vigil here at 6:00. in her honor. hearts are broken here. and folks want this family to know, they are not alone. >> she's not just incredible in the classroom. and how she achieves academically. she was an amazing musician. athlete. and a great person. >> that's how high school principal describes 18 year-old housely. the vintage high graduate was one of 12 killed at a southern california bar last night. >> this isn't something people can make sense of. that makes it so much harder. is that this isn't a logical and reasonable thing. this is tragic. >> she graduated from vintage

aurora here is about to show me how.oured here. i have never green tea before —— its tea before, what doi tea before —— its tea before, what do i do? you have two pick the tip. mountain teas are slow—growing which makes their flavour more intense. i am not sure if i am up to your standards. foggy mornings give weight to hot and sunny afternoons and cool dry evenings. after picking, that tea needs to be dried. that was actually quite hard work. yes. i do not have as much as you. and now for my favourite part of the day. this is the final step. i would love to see how you do it here in taiwan. the new show me how to make the perfect cup of tea to as mac we have three points to do it. the first point is the temperature of water. the amount of the tea, and the brewing time. 0pen water. the amount of the tea, and the brewing time. open the pot cover, put the tea leaves inside. the amount of the tea has to cover the bottom. cover the bottom. yes. let's see, is at covering the bottom? yes it is. we have to count to 60. it is qu

aurora has been e air force academy mascot for more than two decades. she was injured during the football team's trip to new york to face army when a group of west point cadets took the birde both of a roar a'sju wins were red while in their care and she may have to be putbee >> oh, that's terrib. >> life look out there. this i alexandria. no rain this evening but that may change come monday morning again. >> it's actually going to change before the night is overnk clou rigdy and take a satellite l a radar, look at all the clouds ovnigghtthh, two areaskeepingons ght innd s ecdeni eso the re's rey theth time g tth cnce o of a th. but to the south s we ham fro oand tcaharot isoi, we are goind u seetngai beoi w a ptty we're goinseert swi fgel th to bst o or two, thatould possiblye ance w see. temperatures right now, 51 degrees at dullat, lp manassas, 53 at cuer, sam at fredericksburg this ur, 51 atbaltim 56 degre esor at annapolis, and 46 at wes while mtmar is at 49 andti cumbernd and 49 so. overnighttonight, cloud nticipatin seeing of that rl.g seeaiemper

shield is weakest oxygen and nitrogen molecules are excited in the atmosphere and glow that's the aurora also known as the northern or southern lights the fascinating display is harmless but solar storms can destroy satellites and they pose a risk to astronauts on space walks a powerful solar storm can even knock out power supplies on parts of the earth. leaving our lives depend on electronics in many ways the electricity plays a game. all over the of this it's such a poet college coach shut down computers wipe out memory and so on and so forth and i wouldn't want to be on an airplane if the onboard computer system failed for examples especially if timid incitements it was possible. so what's needed is a more reliable early warning system the european space agency plans to send the satellite mission to the sun in two thousand and twenty. the data sent back by the solar orbiter will improve our understanding of solar eruptions the spacecraft protected by a heat shield will measure the magnetic field deep below the sun's surface one imaging instrument it will carry was developed in getting

aurora has beenheir force academy mascot for more two decades. she wa injured during the football team's troop to new york when cadetsk too he t as part of a pnk. both of her wings were injured. she may havebe put down because of t the injuries and h age. . >> poor thi >>> looking for their fourth straight win, the redskins came up short losing 38-14 to the falcons at home. the skins defense. struggled the skins sill in first place i the nfc east as they go on the road next week to face and hopefully have a bit more luck there. >> get ready to grab your umbrella. >>achen we comek gwen will tell us more about some of the rain we're going to see the beginning part of the week and election day. stay with us sowas a navy doctor, i'm used to getting to work early. noe,i have a general practic with a lot of patients who are unting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking awayrotections for pre-existing conditions. and women are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm gamd i have a friend ned ben. who's protecting

any what the price looks like for aurora. is ramping up their capacity quickly.ut 70,000 kilograms production rate. now they're moving up to 60,000 kilograms. they are careful to scheme supplies set aside for the as the market as well international market. they're not putting that in the recreational market. can put allid they their supply up to the end of next june. they're keeping some aside for medical patients. fory: thank you so much that. we got to remind viewers that bloomberg news can interact with everything they've seen here including the charts. from toronto and new york. this is bloomberg. mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. president trump today criticized announced plan to cut oil production. the president tweeted that he opec willi arabia and not follow through with cuts and should be il prices lower based on supply. the kingdom plans to reduce by about half a million barrels next month. it's the second time saudi reversed course after a summer surge in prices was ollowed by a downturn in the market. in the meantime, canadian

marcus is famous for his pictures of the aurora borealis and he takes everything that comes with the job in his stride for hours he waits into the open sky even in temperatures of minus thirty degrees all for the perfect picture. when he gets the chance he lights a fire in one of the nearby huts to warm up. but he never stays inside long he wouldn't want to miss the nocturnal performance the northern lights can dance across the sky for hours or mere minutes they can only be captured with a long exposure so he never knows how the photos will turn out. very so different colors of. the northern lights green or small come on then there is also pink or red and yellow. glow but i like the pink the green is normally not so green earth you see in the photos but the pink is as pink as you three. talked with her has shot more than one hundred thousand photos to date he edits them on his computer and knows just what it takes to do the lights just. that there is something in a front it can be house or person or or whatever and something in the middle and then in the background there isn't often

space station... 0utside, building the space station, but while i was outside, going through the auroralows us to go to places and see things that are beyond the experience and almost beyond the experience and almost beyond imagination, it is an amazing place and i count myself so lucky to have been there. given the richness of the experience, can i take you back 20 years to its inception, where were you, and what is your recollection? houston, 21 years, 21 yea rs recollection? houston, 21 years, 21 years ago today i was in houston, sitting in front of my television, with my fingers crossed, watching the very first rocket launch, with the very first rocket launch, with the first big piece of the space station, thinking, how, in the world's political climate and all the things that go on, how we could possibly fly this improbable thing, and yet, it has been flying every single day since. and, in a terrific example of the type of international cooperation we have, when we do things right, it was all hinge in on that first launch, 20 years ago today, i'm delighted it makes sense. it isa to

like, the shooting that happened in aurora. the "batman" movie, the guy went in with an arsenal.ust have one gun. the police talked him down. they didn't kill him. the shooting in charleston, the kid who went into the church, shot the congregation of black people. the police talked him down. they didn't kill him. in fact, a lot of the killers who did die killed themselves when you look at american mass shootings all right. you look at vegas, person shot themselves. you look at thousand oaks, the person killed himselfs. like there are so many instances when we see the police talk a person down. when it's a black guy, it's shoot immediately, ask questions later. and there were so many things that bugged me about the story. by the looks of it, it sounds like this guy was a good guy with a gun. that's what they always say, right, the good guy with the gun stops the crime. but if the good guy with the gun happens to be a blad good guy with a gun, they don't get any of the benefits. and what blows my mind is that there's no profiling. police profile all the time. driving through new yo

nature's very own light spectacular, the aurora borealis or northern lights, in full display across thed under clear skies, but further west a different story. this area of low pressure in the bay of biscay as a frontal system extending across western fringes of the uk, bringing outbreaks of rain. this will ease from northern ireland through the morning and things get dry across wales and south—west england and outbreaks of rain continue to push their way north and east across scotland as it pulls away. behind it, we'll see the cloud thins and breaks. bright and sunny spells and a scattering of showers, but very mild for the early part of november. temperatures between 10 and 15 celsius, reaching 16 or 17 in east anglia and south—east england. after the windy conditions of the weekend, a gentler south, south—easterly breeze through monday afternoon. we'll keep that breeze as we go on through the evening. for many, it will be dry with clear spells. a bit of patchy rain continuing across parts of northern ireland, western scotland, maybe the far south—west of england. but if you have plan

nature's very own light spectacular, the aurora borealis or northern lights, in full display across thet a different story as this area of low pressure in the bay of biscay as a frontal system extending across western fringes of the uk, bringing outbreaks of rain. this will ease from northern ireland through the morning and things get dry across wales and south—west england and outbreaks of rain continue to push their way north and east across scotland as it pulls away. behind it, the cloud thins and breaks. bright and sunny spells and a scattering of showers but very mild for the early part of november. temperatures between ten and 15 celsius reaching 16 or 17 in east anglia and south—east england. after the windy conditions of the weekend, a gentler south, south—easterly breeze through monday afternoon. we will keep that breeze as we go on through the evening. for many it will be dry with clear spells. a bit of patchy rain continuing across parts of northern ireland and western scotland, possibly the far south—west of england. but if you have plans for firework or bonfire displays on