it's bermuda day. a beautiful day. parade and what we're going to do today is leave bermuda college with cooked samples — free samples, by the way! that's the best price. that's one way to get it on board. free samples of lionfish. one way to get them on board is with people who haven't tried it. then they can spread the word about the goodness of the lionfish. so, what's your plan for this bad boy? well, this bad boy, i'm going to remove the spines, then fillet it so i end up with two sides, then i was going to flatten the fillets and stuff them with lobster thermidor, so we have a lobster thermidor stuffed lionfish. that's how you're rolling! ok, let's see you do it then. the first thing that you want to do is remove the spines. are they quite tough? they are quite tough. is it ok to touch? it is ok to touch but try not to puncture yourself. they are like little needles. those spines can deliver a nasty sting, so the fish need to be handled with care. by teaching the students here how to deal with the venomous needle

it's bermuda day. a beautiful day. cooked samples — free samples, by the way! that's the best price. that's one way to get it on board. free samples of lionfish. one way to get them on board is with people who haven't tried it. then they can spread the word about the goodness of the lionfish. so, what's your plan for this bad boy? well, this bad boy, i'm going to remove the spines, then fillet it so i end up with two sides, then i was going to flatten the fillets and stuff them with lobster thermidor, ok, let's see you do it then. the first thing that you want to do is remove the spines. is it ok to touch? it is ok to touch but try not to puncture yourself. they are like little needles. those spines can deliver a nasty sting, so the fish need to be handled with care. by teaching the students here how to deal with the venomous needles, it is hoped they'll take their lionfish skills to the restaurants of bermuda when they graduate. don't you mess with the environment again! yeah, look at you now! come on then. oh, wow. t

we seen the celebration in bermuda and how happy eve ryo ne celebration in bermuda and how happy everyoneou talk about new zealand. how will this be taken in new zealand and how will it be celebrated when the team gets back there? it was huge. it screened early in the morning, 5am, in new zealand. there was heavy traffic getting into the cbd, we hear, in auckland. people trying to get into work early so they could watch this public viewing on a big screen. it will be probably the sporting story of the year, at least, in new zealand. absolutely captivating the imagination that is hard to expect people who are there. the man organising next years world cup has dismissed a newspaper report that the russian squad from the 2014 world cup is under a fifa investigation for doping as "made—up news". the story is based on the 3a footballers identified in professor richard mclaren‘s 2016 report into russia's state—sponsored doping programme. but speaking to the bbc‘s mani djazmi in st petersburg alexey sorokin completely rejected the story. there seems to be some kind of bias which we occasionally

tony husband reports from bermuda. kiwi fans and sailors. this has been a dominant display in the world's oldest international sporting trophy and the kiwis will be celebrating long into the night. the final result never really in doubt, they won 7—1, they won eight in all since the series began. the secret behind it, perhaps the technology they had in the boat in the shed behind us. they managed to produce foils that were a little different, they were radical in those designs and they certainly proved to be the quickest out on the water. it's also redemption for them, four years ago in san francisco they were beaten in heartbreaking style by the same oracle heartbreaking style by the same ora cle tea m heartbreaking style by the same oracle team they have just defeated so oracle team they have just defeated so comprehensively. they are already talking about the next america's cup, the 36th edition likely to go to auckland. there will be a lot more celebrating before that happens. tony husband, bbc news, bermuda. very

tony husband, bbc news, bermuda.america's cup, to do that at a young age and bring it back home, is an unreal feeling and the amount of support we have had in the crowd, the amount of support we have back home, it blows us away and we are really excited to share it. it's been an incredibly tough three years and there have probably been 100 people in this team and hundreds of contract is back home working for us oi'i contract is back home working for us on bits and pieces and we are going to enjoy that with them and make decisions later. two time wimbledon champion petra kvitova has pulled out of the final warm up tournament before the third grand slam of the year next week. the czech player won her first title on sunday since returning to tennis following a knife attack on her last year. but her efforts there have come at a price as she explained to the bbc‘s kat downes. i had things to do but my body is just not get prepared for this matches and tournament like that. i had a great and long—running burning ham but my

bermuda's just been amazing.n fantastic. ..finding out how top sports men and women are turning the spotlight onto the island's marine conservation. so dojoin us then if you can and, in the meantime, don't forget you can keep up with us while we're out having adventures on the road by signing up to our social media feeds. details are on the screen now. from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show team here in chile, it's goodbye. mixed fortunes as this front comes in from the atlantic to bring wind and rain over the north—west of the country, we could see 40—50 millimetres in this neck of the word, at least and pushes over most of scotla nd word, at least and pushes over most of scotland and northern ireland, brightening sky is this afternoon, maybe one or two showers in the mix. generally speaking the warmth of the sunshine, high uv levels and high pollen count is found across the south and east anglia, the weather front pushes down towards their two finish of the night, showers over scotla nd finis

and a day of high adventure and near misses at sea during the america's cup qualifying in bermuda. and welcome to the programme, where we start with the weather in paris, strangely enough. just the two women's french open quarter—finals took place at roland garros on tuesday as both men's last eight matches scheduled had to be moved to wednesday with four hours lost due to the inclement conditions. the crowd had little to cheer about with a lack of play on a day that was coupled with the exit of their favourite kristina mladenovic, as richard mcelvanney reports. not a lot to play in paris. the only grand slam event without a covered court was badly exposed to the elements on wednesday. when the rain did blow over, playing was not easy. kristina mladenovic could not repeat the form that knocked out last yea r‘s the form that knocked out last year's garbine emma group a. the swiss who reach the finals last year did it again, winning both sets 6—4. i have already been twice in the quarter—finals, and made it even to the semi—final, once. you tell me a lot. especially today. in these k

hype right over bermuda.ths and this is what usually brings the heat and the humidity and the hazy weather not that bright blue beautiful sky that we've had the past few days. the heat is on the move. humidity increases. this is as we go through monday, tuesday, wednesday. and then really the humidity will hold tight through much of next week. so, records are possibly going to be broken on monday and tuesday as temperatures climb into the mid 90's. that heat index getting very uncomfortable to about dangerous 100 degrees plus. air quality will diminish. it will be tough for a few days. definitely need the air conditioner on high alert unless you really love the heat and humidity. today bright blue skies 90 degrees mostly sunny skies. it's hot but it's not humid yet. breeze out of the south ushering in warmer temperatures. if you game at noon today t-a lot of sunscrn sun and we are getting to peak summer solstice here. 10 days away from it. maximizing our daylight this year sun very high in the sky. 94 degrees

surface for tomorrow keeps high pressure in sweet bermuda high pumping in heat and humidity. i think tomorrow features more humidity than today and second little difference is frontal boundary moving out of pennsylvania and not far south and close enough thunderstorms out there and few more popping newspaper mountains. again fairly widely scat aernd active wednesday. high pressure bermuda high continues to break do you know and high pressure moves in position and it brings in more east wind seasonal temperatures getting more comfortable. chance for couple future cast maybe one or two showers around and pump up in the afternoon. not a lou lot. different story wednesday. front coming down from the pennsylvania area not much to see in the morning and as we get to afternoon could be active central virginia especially in the afternoon. doesn't that 0 degree reading look nice thursday. you can nang there? you're day two at or above 90 can do you two more. i feel like i'm doing for charity. >> i'll take it. >> 8 2 saturday. >> 82 saturday and again build heat and humid pi with coupl

bermuda's just been amazing.n are turning the spotlight onto the island's marine conservation. so this is the thing causing all the trouble. so dojoin us then if you can and, in the meantime, don't forget you can keep up with us while we're out having adventures on the road by signing up to our social media feeds. details are on the screen now. from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show team here in chile, it's goodbye. good afternoon. we start with a look at the satellite sequence which shows a big swirl of cloud to the west of the uk. that is at the centre of low pressure which is driving weather fronts across the uk. it's never got to the south—east corner so we have uk. it's never got to the south—east corner so we have had a good deal of sunshine here all day. that's been confirmed by one of our weather—watchers. it's not like that across—the—board. in weather—watchers. it's not like that across—the—boa rd. in cornwall, ledden skies and fairly rough seas. we have also got rain in the air and o

bermuda's just been amazing.n and women are turning the spotlight onto the island's marine conservation. so this is the thing causing all the trouble. so dojoin us then if you can and, in the meantime, don't forget you can keep up with us while we're out having adventures on the road by signing up to our social media feeds. details are on the screen now. from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show team here in chile, it's goodbye. good afternoon. a bit of a mixed bag out there. some of us enjoying a pleasa nt stay out there. some of us enjoying a pleasant stay with sunshine. this was captured earlier run today in east sussex. 0ther was captured earlier run today in east sussex. other areas seeing cloud and share was dotted around as well. most of the showers across scotla nd well. most of the showers across scotland and northern ireland. closest to this area of low pressure which is driving our weatherfor the second part of the weekend. i suppose across—the—boa rd which second part of the weekend. i

high pressure center over the bermuda, we call it a bermuda high. it will chug the heat and humidity in from the south. we'll be sticky tomorrow high of 92. unstable enough for a pop-up thunderstorm here or there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 88 degrees, breezy and warmer, tomorrow, hot and humid, 92 degrees a stray storm. for the weekend, hot and humid saturday, 92. we're backing off the idea of widespread storms this weekend, but saturday there could be a late day or afternoon thunderstorm here or there. sunday another thunderstorm around here or there, 90 degrees. hot and humid these three days, looks like a heat wave, the way things are going right now. you want to take cover from any storms although it doesn't look like there's a big line of them coming through. monday, sunny skies, 91. for the 4th of july on tuesday, hot and 90. there's a chance of a pop up stray thunderstorm in the afternoon or evening there. not looking like a wipeout right now. a lot of stuff going on in the evening on the 4th. >>> to the rescue, a baseball

get that familiar bermuda high pressure weather pattern that we have every summer. so today will feel like june, after a long stretch of chilly weather. we are in the 40's and 50's but we expect to top off at 83 . tomorrow 88. slight chance of the pop up thunderstorm. 92 degrees on sunday and that is probably beginning of the heat wave lasting into monday and tuesday and those two days the record highs are 95. we could tie a record or beat one and it will probably be back in the 80's by wednesday and thursday. remember, 101.1 more fm once you get in the cartoon in your radio, we have music and weather authority forecast in case you forgot anything that we said just now, that is weather, traffic time, we will start off with a look at where we have a malfunctioning traffic light. whatever is happening there, it is stuck on red, east falls , henry avenue at schoolhouse lane, i hate when that happens. pottstown, an accident wilson street at north adams avenue and then this look at i-95 at allegheny avenue, oh, volume inn increasing quite a bit as we head in the city and

bermuda's just been amazing.men are turning the spotlight onto the island's marine conservation. so this is the thing causing all the trouble. so dojoin us then if you can and, in the meantime, don't forget you can keep up with us while we're out having adventures on the road by signing up to our social media feeds. details are on the screen now. from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show team here in chile, it's goodbye. yesterday was a bit of a breezy day for most parts of the uk, with a fair bit of cloud and a little bit of sunshine. in the north—west of the uk, we got temperatures up to 12 degrees. but we got to 20 celsius in the south—eastern corner. we're going to go a little bit warmer than that in the next few days, particularly so for england and wales. a lot of dry weather and the forecast and the winds are quite, light as well. some decent conditions getting out and about. 12 or 13 degrees today and yes, some rain to be had, mainly in the north and west. a wet start in western scotland.

bermuda's just been amazing.n and women are turning the spotlight onto the island's marine conservation. so this is the thing causing all the trouble. so dojoin us then if you can and, in the meantime, don't forget you can keep up with us while we're out having adventures on the road by signing up to our social media feeds. details are on the screen now. from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show team here in chile, it's goodbye. good morning. rough rule of thumb for the day ahead is that where you were warm and sunny yesterday, you will be that bit cloudier and cooler today. where it was wet, a bit brighter. not necessarily dry because there will still be some showers around. they are driven by a deep area of low pressure to the west of the uk which keeps things rather blustery on sunday. notice this weather front here, that brought the rain across northern england and wales through saturday. nothing more than a weakening feature in east anglia and the south—east first thing this morning. this mor

our high pressure has moved into what we call the bermuda high position.island of bermuda and since winds are clockwise around the area of high pressure that brings in the hot stuff and the hot stuff has arrived. we did get to 91 degrees today. a lot of other places stayed in the upper 80's. want to also flag people with respiratory conditions that tomorrow is a code orange air quality day which means the air quality may go downhill a little bit for sensitive groups. anybody who has an respiratory problem limit those outdoor activities as we go through friday. tomorrow definitely feels warmer than today though. we'll likely hit the low 90's but with the humidity increasing just a little bit feeling like 95. a few storms may be around again tomorrow. most of them would be in the western areas around the mountains and a few of them try to drift a little closer. we had that happen today, not much out there at the moment. best chance of storms over the weekend, though, and even through the fourth of july is going to be saturday afternoon. we have a frontal bou

we have high pressure setting up out in the neighborhood of bermuda the bermuda high that combines to produce a southerly flow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 88 breezy and warmer. tomorrow, hot and stickier 92 degrees. a stray pop-up thunderstorm late in the day or evening. saturday, hot and humid, 92. we're backing away from the idea of widespread storm activity. but there could stray storms in spots, so take cover this weekend. hot and humid, 90 you'll need cool drinks at the union contest, monday, 91, humidity dropping off a little bit. 4th of july tuesday, it's hot high of 90. there's a chance of a stray thunderstorm popping up of right now it doesn't look like a washout, weep keep your eye on it, a lot of you have plans. >> a few of us. >>> hear blue how he helped saved someone's life. >>> a fan of the stars wars gets a piece of movie memorabilia. >> reporter: westbound heading toward city avenue. we'll check on king of prussia coming up next. >>> welcome back taking a live look, the commodore barry bridge, beautiful mix of the dark and the grays the

weirdly not as hot in bermuda. think about that much hotter here.k outside right now some of our cameras not showing too much volume on 270 southbound this is at montrose road. normal volume from frederick county down through montgomery county no accidents or delays reported there. you're overall okay just volume. back to the maps we government it started off ace busy monday morning all of us back to work and school. a couple crashes but slowed down a bit. right now we have crash that came in on 295 northbound here at lavatory road so if you're heading from the beltway look at these extensive delays the inner loop through oxon hill. get on 295 starting to see at lavatory road. use caution, expect delays there. top side of the beltway outer loop 95 to georgia avenue very heavy and even looks like through beltsville coming down on 95 very heavy traffic there as well. staying here into virginia northbound 95 dale city to the beltway you've got on and off volume heaviest through woodbridge. 395 northbound edsall road to the north street you've got norma

bwi930 and yep, the bermuda high has taken its ption and we will have a hot and humid friday again for tomorrow. that's when high pressure is off the east coast. very close to the island of bermuda and clockwise circulation around the high pumps in the hot and humid air and that's in place we'll have a more humid day now tomorrow. we're forecasting low 90s tomorrow but feeling more like the mid 90s for our friday heatwave day two just about here . a check of temperatures tonight not too bad out there. it's 82 greece. compare that to the last few nights when we had believe it or not some 30s. we're 830 now. we'll obviously be much milder tonight. humidity is definitely up a little bit, but it's not eight t and factor in the humidity and it actually feels like 83. we've had way worse nights than what we're getting tonight. the strong flow that we're getting out of the south, the little arrows show us the direction of the wind and it's been a little bit on the breezy side. sustained winds between ten and 15 miles an hour. i think it will be a little bit on the breezy side. that's a head u

this bermuda high will set us up to get that warm weather.t going to deal too much with humidity for saturday. sunday, the going to start creeping, creeping, creeping in the back door. and you're going to start to see it a little bit. you're going to feel that in the atmosphere, both days, temperatures in the 90's, low 90's as we move to saturday, mid 90's by sunday. so get prepared. stay high draded. >> 84 is your planner, and we're talking about just how hot it's going to be? take a look at this, this is a look on the our planner as we move through into the week, heating up to the mid 90's by the time we get to monday and tuesday, could even get warmer than that. tomorrow though, temperatures into the 80's and the low 90's, but i can't rule out maybe a little passing little maybe shower or a pop-up storm o not looking at too much, just because of the heat and inbe stability we might see something, right now looks like it will be probably near martinsberg, i'm not planning for it really. if you're heading to the beaches, you can expect a rea

they are saying right now in bermuda, up against new zealand in the semifinal, and it looks like new sir ben ainslie's land rover team out of the america's cup. they trailed 3—1 at the start of the day, they lost the opening race to go 4—1 down, pulled it back to 4—2, ben ainslie's crew, but the kiwis are about 45 seconds to one minute ahead in the final leg of the latest race, they are about to cross the finishing line right now, which means that sir ben ainslie's challenge is over. new zealand will go on to phase either sweden orjapan, who are drawing 3-3, sweden orjapan, who are drawing 3—3, in their sunny final, and the winners of that will go through to face winners of that will go through to fa ce tea m winners of that will go through to face team usa, the holders of the america's cup. it will be new zealand facing japan or sweden to go on to face the usa, but the big news is that sir ben ainslie, all his yea rs of is that sir ben ainslie, all his years of preparation down on the south coast to get this far in bermuda, well, that tree is over. they are about to finish over 30 s

wind speeds of more than 2a knots have stopped racing in bermuda. and we finish with football tonight and some strange goings—on in the bulgarian league play—off between fc vereya and levski sofia. a fan threw a beer can onto the field only for one of the players ivan bandalovski to take a swig. apparantly it did the trick for the defender who promptly went upfield and scored a stoppage—time equaliser which took the match into extra—time. perhaps vereya needed a few more cans as they lost 9—8 on penalties, handing levski a place in next season's europa league. to recap, andy murray is into the semi—finals, but defeat for the british and irish lions in new zealand. more later on tonight. now back to birmingham where theresa may has made herfinal speech now back to birmingham where theresa may has made her final speech of the election campaign. we were bringing you that speech before the sport. now to our political correspondent ben wright. what was her final message to the voters? the same as it has been for weeks. a lot of refrains and phrases were

as she went by bermuda.s in just under five years of tracking. so she is a long distance my greater and she uses that whole northwest atlantic. >> i've got to ask just about releasing this information. what's the reason behind it?it still going to be a little afraid and also from we know where she's there's going to be somebody out there maybe not track but hunt. i just want to ask why is that. >> allison i grew up in sort of the jaws generation and when i started my career in shark research people were afraid shark. they wanted to kill all the sharks. >> right. >> because of the affect of jaws and other things that sharks were considered trash fish. and now i've seen a remarkable change in people's attitudes and one of the changes is how people respond to this what we call open access information of what these sharks are. instead of people wanting to go out and kill them when they realize they're there they want to embrace them an adopt them. they cheer from them when they're off their local town. so i thin

but it hasn't all been plain sailing in bermuda, as our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports.'s campaign so far. needing one more point to guarantee a point in the play—off semifinals, he faced one of the favourites, team new zealand, but the most successful sailor in olympic history could only watch in horror as the kiwis raced past them into a commanding lead. they are absolutely killing us. so superior in fact were new zealand, bar did not even finish the race. we are retiring from this race, over. ainslie had lead after winning in the challenger series and the team definitely needed it. they next faced france, the weakest team in the field. the aim of the game is to get the boat upon to their files, to fly out of the water, gaining maximum speed. but with only minimal wind, both teams were struggling. it is dubbed formula 1 on water but this looked more like chess. seemingly in slow motion a great practical call, though, by the olympic champion, saw bar finally sneak over the finish line just ahead of their rivals. out of the all round. we were struggling with the lighter

as it gets set up here, we'll call eight bermuda high we'll have several days where the temperatureso be right back into the 90's for the next couple of days so, yeah, temperatures will be on the warm side. upper 80's, low 90's for daytime highs later this afternoon. but again it should be dry. and humidity won't be terrible today. you'll notice it creeping up over the next couple of days and it will become creepy and humid-like around here by saturday or sunday. 91 today. 93 tomorrow. we're zip tripping to stafford. i'm going to apparently race somebody in that should be fun. [laughter] >> saturday some thunderstorms. that's our best chance of thunderstorms second half of the day kind of late afternoon. highs about 90. right now tuesday fourth of july 93 with some scattered storms late in the day. okay, i'm done. >> are you ready for our fox5 field trip today? >> i heard we're going. sounds like fun. >> good day d.c. t tucker and i are going explore. can we tell everyone. >> tell everyone. >> game of thrones pop up bar. i can't wait. 270 southbound at the spur look at that northboun

and a day of high adventure and near misses at sea during the america's cup qualifying in bermuda.gely enough. just the two women's french open quarter—finals took place at roland garros on tuesday as both men's last eight matches scheduled had to be moved to wednesday with four hours lost due to the inclement conditions. the crowd had little to cheer about with a lack of play on a day that was coupled with the exit of their favourite kristina mladenovic, as richard mcelvanney reports. not a lot

♪ >>> well when the ladies headed to bermuda, they brought the potomac drama with them.ve. >> how are you? >> i am fantastic. how are you? >> so you are. come on in, miss robin. you all right for this evening? >> hi. hi how are you. >> good, how are you. >> car len --?, love. >> what happened today? >> talking about bonding and sister hood that's what this trip is about and you just roll out on us. >> okay. this is the waste of my life. >> after the fight we had at the dinner table, i made the decision to not share the with you all at that moment. i was not about to cancel this event because they needed it and a beautiful thing came out of it but the least you can have done was sent us a text. >> did you have a good charisse. >> we had an awesome day. >> had i shared anything to stir the pot it would have been a lose/lose situation i'm mott into dysfunction. >> what it looked like to me, and i know charisse and ashley are just as confusing as i am. >> okay. i can respect that. >> it made you look like a hypocrite. >> i think hypocrite is a strong wore but, you know, well

satellite 6 showing a mostly clear sky, quiet conditions, watching the bermuda high pressure offshoree tapping the southwesterly winds as we get to sunday. the heat will be moving. you have a jet stream to the north. a high stream to the south. temperatures will be in the 90s. as far as what we can expect, heatwave number two on the way early as sunday. we had a heatwave in may for three days. records likely monday and tuesday as the core of the hot air works its way to the region. we have an air quality alert. the air is poor for those that suffer from respiratory illnesses, that's new jersey amend the suburbs. coming up, we look at the heat wave and when the relief is coming. >> delaware police are investigating a nasty crash. two vehicles collided just before 5:30. three people were injured, two seriously. no further information has been released at this time. >> an emotional se ceremony as firefighter joyce craig was honored with the dedication of a new mural. >> that mural now graces the side of the lawncrest free library branch not far from where craig was stationed. top city of

reduce team new zealand's lead in the america's cup semi—final, after heavy winds prevented sailing in bermudaall four of today's races have been pushed back. sir ben aisnlie's team had hoped to build some momentum having won the last race on tuesday after team new zealand's boat capsized. they will now look to draw level in the best of nine series when racing commences again tomorrow. chris froome lost time on his rivals at the criterium. he could only manage the eighth fastest time. former team—mate richie thought was quickest. the result lifted him to sixth in the overall standings. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11pm: after a seven—week battle, party leaders make their final pitches to voters on the eve of polling day. theresa may returned to the theme she set at the start of her campaign, claiming only she could deliver a successful brexit. give me the authority to speak for britain. strength in my hand as i fight for britain. give me your backing, and i will deliver up for britain. —— give me your backing, a

just one victory to advance to the 35th america's cup match and that starts this coming saturday on bermuda's's an absolutely amazing day out there. we got through an amazing start and felt like the boys were in a good mindset. there was no way we went getting it done in that second race. i think it is full credit to the whole team. as a whole, everybody has been pushing super hard. we had some hard times recently with our capsize and other things but to get the job done today is massive for us as a sailing team full of the british and irish lions take on the highlanders in the fourth match of their tour of new zealand on tuesday. sam warburton returns from an ankle injury to captain the side in dunedin but still believes he's a doubt to face the all blacks in the first test on the 24th ofjune. the lions have three more matches before that, and coach andy farrell believes they're improving on a daily basis as the tour progresses. we are bearing the fruits of the last three weeks. we have gone hard with the lads, fitness wise, contact wires. with the travel, it would have had an impact on the

they lead holders 0racle team usa 6—1 in the race to seven after winning both races on sunday in bermudan san francisco four years ago when after leading 8—1 they were beaten 9—8. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. the week that lies ahead will be very different from the weekjust gone, because the next few days are looking very unsettled which means we will see spells of rain which could be quite heavy. quite windy and you will notice things cooler, on a downward trend. it's a reasonable start to the day. lighter winds than we are seeing through the weekend, but we are looking out west for this low pressure to bring rain in from the west. a pretty reasonable start, much lighter winds and good spells of sunshine early on but a fresh start to the day, but in more rural spots, dipping into single figures. a bright start for many. some good spells of sunshine. but out west, that low pressure system pushing its way into the west of ireland. that is making progress n

british crew land rover bar had a terrible start in their america's cup semi final in bermuda.second race against emirates new zealand after having to withdraw from the first due to a part of their wing sail breaking. the series is fought over nine races and the team has a spare wing which it is allowed to use under the competition rules with holders team 0racle usa to take on the eventual winner of this series which includes the other semi—final, that saw artemis racing and softbank team japan finished the day level at one win apiece. we had at half day today. came into the gate at the first race and we had done a nicejob the gate at the first race and we had done a nice job to the gate at the first race and we had done a nicejob to get the gate at the first race and we had done a nice job to get a the gate at the first race and we had done a nicejob to get a nice rounding. unfortunately, we had a breakdown in our win control system which ended up being pretty fundamental. we had to pull out of the race and try and get ourselves back to the dock. put a spare wing in and get ba

he was denied the america's cup today in bermuda. team u.s. 7-1. it's clearly is superior and revenge for years ago. they lead 8-1 before losing 8 straight races. this trophy is known as it all mug. this is the oldest dating back to 1851. larry, you can't have that too. >>> we can check this out. look at victor. great defense. he's holding a camp. 12-year-old k.j., he's up against an nba player. between the legs. no good unless you finish. >> we'll go over on the 10:00 news. >> have a great night. bye-bye. buona sera, luigi's pizza. buona sera. it means "good evening" in italian. may i say, having to explain that to you calls into question the authenticity of your ristorante? okay, i'm out of here. un momento. oh, for heaven's sake. now you're being deliberately stupid. where are you going? i'm having dinner with priya at raj's. i think howard's going to be there. you want to join us? but tonight's thursday. on thursdays everybody comes over here and has pizza. or a reasonable facsimile prepared by someone claiming to be luigi, but who sounds suspi

the best—of—nine final will be decided in bermuda on monday with the america‘s cup races for the auldrld‘s oldest sporting contest. very old indeed. almost as old as me. that is all we have time for. so from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, there. showers overnight continue into the morning across parts of scotland and northern ireland in particular. all linked into an area of low pressure pushing across northern scotland. as it clears away however into the morning there is a slight tightening of isobars and that means that winds strengthening a little bit during the morning rush hour. northern england, northern ireland, central southern scotland in particular. could see wind touch 40, 50 miles per hour. there could be a few restrictions on the bridges and maybe on some of the ferry services, but the further north you are across scotland, the lighter winds to start the day. still some showers around among central and western areas. nowhere near as heavy as we saw through sunday. a few showers maybe just catch you during morning rush hour in nor

the pattern remains the same with the bermuda high pressure system a real big player in the summertimeing up the heat heat. those temperatures in the 90's, here comes the relief, but it's still up in pennsylvania tomorrow. we have a chance of a pop-up storm but better by the time we get to wednesday because that front will be on the move. let's show you the futurecast. just a few things around at 5:00. not had a lot. tomorrow night anything that is around would certainly wind down after sunset and then we take you to wednesday with a few clouds. we're still on a hot note. by 1:00 we begin to see showers and storms and they may get more widespread and form a line around 6:00. and you notice some brighter colors indicatin had will continue into the later part of the evening on wednesday, marginal risks on wednesday be but the bermuda high will give ground later as it moves away a new high pressure and a cooler position. we'll slip down into place, temperatures will be closer to average for this time of year. thursday may only be about 80. let me show you your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day

4 races were postponed after organisers decided winds, were too light, to let sailing go ahead in bermudaover, b.a.r, team, will face both new zealand and france later all being well. team usa, lead the standings with new zealand, in second place, ahead of britain in third. that's all from sportsday. there will be more about that and more about the america's cup sailing throughout the evening on bbc news. goodbye for now. you're watching bbc news atjust after ten to seven. the top stories. brexit moves back to the heart of the election campaign as leaders attend rallies canvassing supporters. president trump is poised to make an announcement on whether to withdraw america from the paris climate change agreement. and in america the sacked former fbi directorjames comey is to testify before a senate committee. his evidence will form part of an investigation into alleged russian collusion with president trump's election campaign. an update on the market numbers, the london and frankfurt markets both up and the dowjones and frankfurt markets both up and the dow jones and the frankfurt markets

the kiwi team capsized on the final race of the day in difficult conditions in bermuda. and that means sir ben ainslie's team now trail 3—1 in the best of nine series. the first team to five will get the chance to face eitherjapan or sweden in the challenger final and then the right to take on the holders oracle team usa in the america's cup final. conditions farfrom ideal in paris, as rain proved to be the toughest opponent at roland garros today as all of the men's french open french open quarter finals were postponed until tomorrow. both rafael nadal and novak djokovic were due to be in action but the court covers were brought out. and that means all four of the men's quarter—finals will be played tomorrow including andy murray who's up against kei nishikori. in between the rain delays, two of the women's quarter finals were wrapped up, with the unseeded 19 year old latvianjelena ostapenko causing an upset by beating the former world number one caroline wozniacki over three sets, to reach herfirst grand slam semi final. in the day's other quarter—final, the 30th seed

he has shorts on they look like bermuda short.am inthat jacket with black bermuda short on. >> to match the black lapel wait a minute did you see this gold ysl pendant looks silver or maybe platinum you know it's gold. white gold or platinum back to you. >> that's a sharp look. >> now imagine it with black shorts on. >> and black slippers. >> we'll try toy snag a picture later we can share. or i'll tweet one. still ahead, why rhianna is busy tweeting world leaders fox beat is next. he's asleep. finally. those powerful lungs have fallen silent. you lay there, with just the odd twitch or sniffle. and in this moment of bliss you think... oh, i should turn the lights off. and the tv. sweet dreams. enjoy the moment, wherever you are with the hive smart home plans from $9.99 a month. hive. let's get living. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs. it's 20 times faster than mos