now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening.ost of us got to see at least some brightness today. that translates into clear spells overnight, allowing it to get quite chilly, a touch of frost in a few places. still some cloud across the far south of england and certainly the channel islands. still the odd spot of rain here, and we will see cloud thickening across northern ireland and western scotland later in the night. a stronger breeze here, so it's not going to get quite as chilly. the lowest temperature to be found across the eastern areas, where we will get quite close to freezing. after that cold start, it is across eastern areas, particularly eastern parts of england, where we will see the best of the sunny spells through the day. cloud will thicken across western england and wales with the odd spot of rain, and certainly we will see some outbreaks of rain drifting across northern ireland and especially the western side of scotland. quite windy, too. those are the average speeds. could see gusts of up to 50, 60 mph across

now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, good evening.ght some patchy rain particularly across parts of england today. clearer skies and showers following behind, but also some cooler air pushing its way down from the north. i mention clear skies, it was a beautiful end to the day for this weather watcher. we keep those clear skies in many areas through the night. still one or two showers around, particularly across northern scotland, maybe a few for northern ireland, north west england, north wales, and this band of cloud struggling to clear away from parts of kent. it will stay rather cloudy and a little bit milder here. similarly for the channel islands but for most spots clear skies, temperatures getting close to freezing or below freezing in places. a few fog patches around as well. but this area of high pressure is starting to extend its influence towards the british isles. that means lots of dry weather over the coming days. but with light winds, any fog patches we have first thing will struggle to clear. most of them should, and t

now it's time for a look at the weather, with ben rich. good evening.t to see at least some brightness today. that translates into clear spells overnight, allowing it to get quite chilly, a touch of frost in a few places. still some cloud across the far south of england and certainly the channel islands. still the odd spot of rain here, and we will see cloud thickening across northern ireland and western scotland later in the night. a stronger breeze here, so it's not going to get quite as chilly. the lowest temperature to be found across the eastern areas, where we will get quite close to freezing. after that cold start, it is across eastern areas, particularly eastern parts of england, where we will see the best of the sunny spells through the day. cloud will thicken across western england and wales with the odd spot of rain, and certainly we will see some outbreaks of rain drifting across northern ireland and especially the western side of scotland. quite windy, too. those are the average speeds. could see gusts of up to 50, 60 mph across the western

time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening.o get quite chilly, a touch of frost in a few places. still some cloud across the far south of england and certainly the channel islands. still the odd spot of rain here, and we will see cloud thickening across northern ireland and western scotland later in the night. a stronger breeze here, so it's not going to get quite as chilly. the lowest temperature to be found across the eastern areas, where we will get quite close to freezing. after that cold start, it is across eastern areas, particularly eastern parts of england, where we will see the best of the sunny spells through the day. cloud will thicken across western england and wales with the odd spot of rain, and certainly we will see some outbreaks of rain drifting across northern ireland and especially the western side of scotland. quite windy, too. those are the average speeds. could see gusts of up to 50, 60 mph across the western isles. and temperatures highest in the west, with some milder air pushing in. a bit more of a stru

time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich. good evening.have a chilly night. some chilly nights on the way over the next few, which will lead to frost and fog, and the days will not be warm, either. tonight, one or two patches developing, some extra cloud

now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening.ght, allowing it to get quite chilly, a touch of frost in a few places. still some cloud across the far south of england and certainly the channel islands. still the odd spot of rain here, and we will see cloud thickening across northern ireland and western scotland later in the night. a stronger breeze here, so it's not going to get quite as chilly. the lowest temperature to be found across the eastern areas,

now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello there.e pretty chilly weather on the way, in fact it's going to be a cold night for most of us tonight. the remnants of a weather front providing cloud and some spots of rain to the far south—east of england and the channel islands. one or two showers elsewhere but largely some clear skies, allowing temperatures to drop down to around freezing — a touch below freezing in one or two places. could be the odd fog patch around tomorrow morning as well. some of that fog could be quite slow to clear but then for most we're going to see some spells of sunshine. bit of patchy cloud, one or two very isolated showers and still this band of cloud and some patchy rain down towards the south east. temperatures though, they will struggle, five, six, seven, 8 degrees in many places, perhaps double digits for south wales and south—west england. then through thursday night into friday, fog becoming quite widespread across england and wales, south—east scotland. a bit of patchy rain to north west scotland and

you know, rich lowry is saying that. you've got ben shapiro saying that, contra coshris christie s that. trump wants all the votes to be counted in arizona and nevada, just not in places where he's ahead. so the votes are going to get counted. we'll know a lot more in the next 24 hours and certainly maybe in 72 hours we'll have a complete picture of this election. listen, this is a close election. it could go either way. but given what happened in the second congressional district of nebraska, nbc has not called arizona yet but fox has called and the a.p. has called it. if biden takes a lead in wisconsin and michigan, he's at 270. i think i'd rather be joe biden right now than donald trump barely just from a voting standpoint. but this is going to be a really trying time. even if ultimately this is really trump howling into the wind and he doesn't have any legal recourse, you know 40% to 45% of the country is going to believe what he says. so the divisions grow more stark and dangerous. >> david, thank you. as we wait to hear more from

ben franklin and is the site of independence ball and the bell of liberty. here, discover a museum that's one of our nation's richest jewels. a little further on, we see an area rich in the beginning of our history, jamestown, where on the new continent, the first permanent english settlement began. not far away, discover yorktown. here when the great corn wallace gave up his sword to washington, america became a nation. here, too, were ended many lives when american patriots fell in our great civil war. good men were lost in that conflict, which gave painful beginning to our modern nation. in washington, there echos lincoln's pledge that they shall not have died in vain, that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth. it has not perished, nor has liberty, which thomas jefferson reminds us is a tree whose roots are nourished by the blood of patriots. many have been memorialized beside the potomac. brave soldiers. some are known, some unknown. further along the potomac, a goal of tourists for over four generations, lies peaceful mount vernon, a gentleman's estate, a quiet shrine. it is best described by the man who live

ben took it off my question here. bill clinton on his last day in office pardoned mark rich, george h w.pardoned robert mcfarland who was caught up in the iran contra affair. it's not like modern presidents haven't done this. donald trump didn't exactly invent this practice. >> well, i mean, the president's right to pardon is beyond question. we can talk about why the framers gave him that right but that right is beyond question. what does it say about the legacy of the president? that's what we can at a time like this, that the pardons come down. the big question with president trump which nobody's mentioned was will he pardon himself? howie: that's a legal can of worms. we lost our video connection to kennedy. want to thank her for being on the program, thank you guys as well. clarence, ben. up next, how the press is covering the covid surge and the sharply different trump and biden approaches to the pandemic. howie: the coronavirus is continuing a rather chilling surge with 2 million new cases over a two-week period and death rates starting to approach the levels of last spring, as hi

ben domenech about that. plus, hhs secretary alex azar gives us an update on the battle against covid. plus, john rich jones, carol markwits from the new york post and you. so put down that remote. we will be with you very shortly. in the meantime, back to "fox & friends" first and here's carley. >>> the school is not spreading the virus or if the school has a much lower positivity rate than the surrounding area, then the school is not part of the problem. and you could argue keeping the children in the school is part of the solution. carley: well, governor cuomo and mayor bill de blasio appear at odds over how to handle coronavirus when it comes to kids in school. mayor de blasio delaying a city-wide school shutdown for now. what is the best way to navigate rising cases while putting our children's education first? new york state assemblyman mike lapetri joins me to discuss. there are rising cases in new york city. when it does hit 3%, the mayor could shut down the nation's largest school system once again. what are your thoughts on a second shutdown? >> well, let me first just say this. while cases

time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich. good evening.this time of the year, if the day ends with clear skies like this, you can be fairly sure that you will have a chilly night. some chilly nights on the way over the next few, which will lead to frost and fog, and the days will not be warm, either. tonight, one or two patches developing, some extra cloud lingering across south—east england and the channel islands, perhaps a bit of rain. temperatures evenin perhaps a bit of rain. temperatures even in the towns and cities getting down to around freezing. some spots in the countryside easily below freezing. so, some frost tomorrow morning. but high pressure is beginning to take charge of our weather. nosing its way in from the south—west which means a lot of dry but rather chilly weather over the next few days. still a band of cloud across the far south—east tomorrow. elsewhere, any fog patches should clear, to be followed by sunshine. but it is going to be quite chilly, temperatures in most spots stuck in a single digits. tomorrow night is