here's ben rich. thank you.hink they are the only rainbows we are going to see today because there isn't many rain out there. it's yet another dry and largely sunny day and any changes in oui’ largely sunny day and any changes in our weather will be slow and subtle over the next few days. this is the view from space, the satellite picture and tufts of high cloud through ports of northern ireland, northern england, down into the midlands, lower cloud plaguing shetland but otherwise it's fine, it's dry, there is a lot of sunshine out there. it's the warmest day of the week. temperatures in the london area up to 2a, maybe 25 degrees. a little bit cooler around the coast, particularly close to some of the north sea coasts. sea breeze is developing through the rest of the afternoon. through this evening and night we stick with like winds and clear skies in most places but an area of low cloud, mist and fog is likely to work in through the north sea through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, maybe into east anglia and

now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. temperatures got up to 17 degrees today where we had the best of the sunshine. tomorrow, more of us will see the sunshine and it will be even warmer. quite breezy and also some rain later in the day across the west. as we go through tonight, cloud that has been affecting the northern half of the uk today will tend to melt away to allow clearer skies overhead. despite that, not an especially cold night because the breeze will be picking up. this southerly wind quite a big feature of the weather tomorrow. parts of northern ireland in western scotland, there could be wind gusts of 50 mph or more. windy further east as well, but holding onto some sunshine and those temperatures in london up to 21 degrees. even further north seeing a high of 18. it does turn a bit cooler on monday as some rain clears through, but that won't last. it warms up again later in the week. hello this is bbc news, the headlines: the government urges people to stay at home, as the death toll from coronavirus in the

time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening.nks to a lot of sunshine. there was more cloud further north but through tomorrow more of us will see sunshine and it will be even warmer. quite breezy though, particularly in the west where we will also see some outbreaks of rain later lot on as stripe of cloud approaches, this is a frontal system. we've had a fair amount of cloud across north—western parts of the uk today. that is rolling its way northwards now as we pick up a southerly wind bringing dry air in our direction, helping to break that cloud up but also bringing that warm air northwards across just about all parts of the uk, so as we go through tonight you can see that cloud rolling away to the north, more clear skies developing, but despite those starry skies overhead it's not going to be a particularly cold night partly down to the increasing strength of the breeze. some eastern areas may be getting down to freezing, the vast majority holding between around three and 8 degrees. so into tomorrow, a lot of sunshine throug

now the weather with ben rich.he warmest day of the year, 22.2 degrees the highest temperature we have recorded in west wales but for monday, something a little bit cooler. therapy sunshine around but there were also be some showers. that plume of every loan air wafted northwards across the uk through sunday is being replaced by something cooler from the atlantic moving in behind this frontal system. this front will continue to bring some epics of rain through monday morning, the front becoming slow moving across east anglia and the south—east. you can see these outbreaks trudging eastwards and in east anglia and the south—east the rain to turn heavier for a time east anglia and the south—east the rain to turn heavierfor a time in the morning. behind it we will see brighter skies and sunshine, one or two showers are crossing when and wales, more for scotland and ireland which could be fairly heavy. windy across the far north—west, temperatures on a macro down where they had been, but respectable for they had been,

now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich.see the sunshine and it will be even warmer.

now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich.d tonight. we will stay dry with clear spells. more in the way of missed and fog developing across eastern england, perhaps getting into parts of the midlands by the end of the night. temperatures between three and 9 degrees. could get colder in the east of scotland, where a touch of frost is possible. a fairly cold sta rts frost is possible. a fairly cold starts tomorrow. an area of cloud, mist and fog, and when that lifts we will look at a dry weather once again. an increasing chance of seeing the shower breaking out over high ground in wales and the south—west of england later in the day. temperatures down just a touch but still getting up to between 14 and 22 degrees. a subtle change in the weekend. it turns cooler, the chance of a shower but still a lot of dry weather. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... scotland's first minister sets out how the lockdown might be eased — but says now is not the right time to lift restrictions. a further 514 people in england who tested posi

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time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich.y sunny and very one day. temperatures across parts of southern england reached 2a degrees. cooler for some southern england reached 2a degrees. coolerfor some north sea coast, and we are expecting a lot of cloud, mist and we are expecting a lot of cloud, mistand murk we are expecting a lot of cloud, mist and murk to develop here through this evening, rolling inland through this evening, rolling inland through parts of yorkshire and perhaps into the midlands by the end of the night. clear spells elsewhere, temperatures up to 9 degrees but some parts of scotland could see a touch of frost. the grey and murky start eastern england tomorrow but the murky fog should break up and clear, then once again we are looking at dry weather with spells of sunshine. some patchy cloud, then another fairly one day. maybe not quite as warm as today in the south, but further north in the glasgow you will get to around 20 degrees. on friday evening the chance of the odd shower in the moors and west countr

this is a letter from ben rich, something he wrote in 1986, and he describes the r2 types. one are extraterrestrial vehicles, other are advanced antigravity projects. the leak ofla this film happened back in 2017 and it's interesting because there is a documentary that we release number one on itunesnc called close encounters of the fifth kind that goes into the background of this leak which was not a leak. it was released by people who were part of what you often referred to, sort of, and authoritarian transnational group that is trying to create a specter of some sort of threat from space which actually does not exist. >> laura: what is that, because when you look at the speed of these objects and derek thompson from "the atlantic" said that the size and speed of the ufos show its 40 feet long when they analyzed it. it went from 28,000 feet to sea level, so it's really fast for that means is capable of achieving a velocity of at leas1 23,854 miles per hour, 31 times the speed of sound, 20 times faster than f-18, if that's possible. are you disputing that? >> no, that's co

this is a letter from ben rich that he wrote in 1986.e describes two types, one are extraterrestrial vehicles, the other are advanced antigravity called u.s. classify projects. the leak of this film, actually it happened back in 2017 and it's interesting because there's a documentary we just released that's number one on itunes called close encounters of the fifth kind that goes into the background on this league, which actually was not a leak. it was released by people who were part of what you often refer to, sort of an authoritarian transnational group that is trying to create a specter of some kind of threat from space, which actually does not exist. >> laura: but what is that? but when you look at the speed of these objects, this of the size and speed of the ufo show it's 40 feet long when the analyst appeared a one from 20,000 feet to sea level so it's really fast. that means it was capable of achieving a velocity of at least 23,864 miles per hour, 31 times the speed of sound. 20 times faster than an f18, is that possible? are you

here's ben rich. temperatures got up to 70 degrees to gauge where we have the best of the sunshine.ross the west. as we go through tonight, cloud that has been affecting the northern half of the uk today will tend to melt away to allow clear skies overhead. despite that, not an especially cold nights because the breeze will be picking up all the while. this southerly wind quite a big picture tomorrow. the wind is strong and western areas and later 0h strong and western areas and later on we will see some cloud and a little bit of rain. part of northern ireland and western scotland there could be wind gusts of filthy niles -- 50 could be wind gusts of filthy niles —— 50 mph. those temperatures in london up to 21 degrees. even for their north glasgow seeing a high of 80. -- 18. their north glasgow seeing a high of 80. "18. it their north glasgow seeing a high of 80. —— 18. it warms up again later in the week. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the government urges people to stay at home, as the death toll from coronavirus in the uk rises by 700, including a five year old boy. an

hehe will be possible for the urban rich, but notot the majory of the population. amy: yanis benr, thank you for being with us assistant , professor of global health and microbiological sciences at columbia university. executive director of the center for sustainable development at the earth institute. and that does it for our show. these numbers have just come in. we just have gotten the record number on unemployment, u.s. and implement claims have hit 6.6 million. another record high as layoffs continue amidst the pandemic. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh from nenew yo narrator: on thihis episode of "e"earth fococus," avocadodos he become one of the most popular foods on the planet and exploded into a multibillion-dollar industry. the petorca province in chille is a hub of worldldwie avocado production, but the growth of the industry has created a crisis over water rights, raising questions about the moral dimensions of how our avocados are grown and consumed.

hehe will be possible for the urban rich, but notot the majory of the population. amy: yanis benmor, thank you for being with us assistant , professor of global health and microbiological sciences at columbia university. executive director of the center for sustainable development at the earth institute. and that does it for our show. these numbers have just come in. we just have gotten the record number on unemployment, u.s. and implement claims have hit 6.6 million. another record high as layoffs continue amidst the pandemic. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh from nenew yo >>> thanks for joining us. we begin with a dark milestone in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. u.s. researchers say more than 1 million infections have now been reported worldwide. after doubling in a week. the tally says more than 50,000 people have

rich -- rush -- russ koesterich. we have heard all sorts of tones from bed lately or -- ben laidler's optimism and gloom. half-full or half-empty? you are going to tell me it is half-full. russ: i am going to tell you it is half-full and the keyword is "half." the market has moved quite a bit and that counts off the bottom in march was justified. at that point, we didn't know what the policy response was. people were justifiably afraid of a worse case scenario, which thankfully it looks that we will avoid. the challenge that will become harder from here is we do not know what the future looks like. it is hard for companies to provide guidance and to know what the postcrisis world looks like. tom: ben laidler says don't look at the earnings, look at credit spreads. that is the russ kester is world -- russ koesterich twirled. -- world. russ: the credit is supporting the market. you have had the fed and other central banks expand their qe well beyond what we saw last decade. in march, you had fears about solvency and unprecedented issues of liquidity. the spreads have come in that has helped justify the sta

ben jr. and her mother lived in a $2 million ft. lauderdale estate with a boat out back. his elderly mother bernice lived not far away. but may, the stepdaughter, was never going to be a rich's trust fund kid. she grew up tough and hard, estranged from her mother, paying her own way with bar tending and waitressing jobs. she had two children young and sweated the bills. it was the grandchildren that ultimately thawed some of the ice between mother and daughter. >> she may have been a horrible mother, but she was the best grandmother. she did everything with them. >> and ben jr. warmed to may. the one time lonely prince belatedly seemed to recognize a kindred spirit in lonely neglected may. >> he saw me as his daughter and i saw him as my father. he had no children of his own. >> ben, after his own stunted childhood, finally found in his grandchildren some kids who wanted to play with all his batman stuff. >> he did a lot of the grandfather things with them. a lot of, i think, why we saw so much of each other was because of those two boys. >> when she was in her late 20s, ben jr. asked may to become part of his very successful convention organizing business. she would work