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bette midler there. >> you know, bette midler can always give me the wind beneath my wings on friday, that woman. >> gas x can clear that up. >> that was tmi. that was something i told you in confidence. >> she's back on broadway. so we're saying hello, dolly, with robin roberts. ♪ well, hello, dolly ♪ well, hello, dolly ♪ it's so nice to have you back where you belong ♪ >> reporter: or should we say hello, bette. it's so nice to have you back where you belong. the second the audience saw you, standing ovation. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> reporter: bette midler returns to broadway, to star in "hello, dolly", the role the tony winner says is one of the highlights of her life. how is it being back? >> it's been a real thrill, i have to say. i left in january. i had a year's run, 242 performances, i was very, very, very, very tired. i literally crawled off the stage the last performance. but i had a few months to recover, and it's a brilliant show. the cast is brilliant. so i was excited to come back. because i love them, and i miss them, and i missed the crowds, and i missed her. i miss

one-on-one with the one and only bette midler.0-year anniversary of "beaches" and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ all i'm asking is for a little respect when you come home ♪ >> good morning, america. this great crowd we have -- go back and see them again, justin. give them some love. they came from far and near to be here with us this morning, this thankful thursday, and it was such a treat to sit down with bette midler. >> i bet. >> she's back on broadway, baby, and having the time of her life. >> always looks like she's having the time of her life. >>> from "hello, dolly!" to "mamma mia." one of my kids' favorite movies. we have a sneak peek of some of cher's classics. can't wait to hear her. all coming up in "pop news." >>> first we want to get to raging wildfires out west. heat andolfi and now a suspect is in custody accused of starting the blaze we want to go in california. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, george. residents tell us they are furious that somebody would ignite this fire behind us. we w

betts is the first player this season to hit for the cycle. the all-star had a single in the first, triple in the second, double in the fourth, and a no-doubt betts now has 27 home runs and a .347 batting average on the season. he is the first red sox to hit for the cycle since 2015. and that's mookie betts...with our lexus amazing "ultimate highlight". for the second straight year steph curry is playing in a pga event... the ellie mae classic at stonebrea in hayward... part of the web-dot-com tour 3rd hole... curry... started on the 10th... sinks the birdie putt... he had 3 birdies and 4 bogies for his round... all three birds on the back 9 8th hole... curry's approach shot... watch flag stick... he would birdie the hole... his 2nd straight after also bsinking a birdie on the 7th... curry shoots a 1-over 71 for the day... he is currently tied for 103rd place... 3 shots behind three co-leaders in golf... round one of the pga championship is underway at the bellerive county club in missouri. gary woodland...he's at the top of the leaderboard...

but the looming brings it is already causing problems for many british farmers not long ago stephen betts had a waiting list of seasonal staff eager for work post referendum willing field workers have grown scares indeed and there's no idea how many still will be around to harvest his letters here. well from the u.k. let's go now to spain and meet marcos rodriguez ponto a man who disappeared into the woodlands of the southern sierra madre mountains when he was just seven years old and he didn't return to civilization until twelve long years later saying he'd been adopted by a wolf pack and lived on roots and berries marcus rodriguez is now in his seventy's and lives in spain's northwest deeply troubled about how spain's environment is being treated has become a passion of campaigner for nature conservation but then are not. this isn't normal marcus reggie guy says over and over yet there's garbage everywhere he looks rotting here in delhi. gardner is toxic to the environment for marcus this is home he's furious that people treated so badly they were met by the governor about look there's

steven betts is a fourth generation lettuce grower he employs about one hundred thirty sees no one as his farm most of them come from romania as e.u. citizens they can work here with out and be sucked but with directed looming that freedom of movement is now one death threat and with that stevens entire business if there's no labor coming in. this virtually this is going to be no food. we've got to have the labor coming in there's no question about. all importing a lot of food from the rest of the world. so we've got that choice. and britain's agricultural sector is already feeling the consequences of bracks and this year there were twenty percent fewer sees no workers to help out u.k. farms. about one hour to the east lice kevin edwards for his family has been growing cereal crops for over eighty years they rely on big machines and that also means speak investments. but because of rex it kevin this unwilling to spend money on an uncertain future his business will lose essentially you subsidies and potentially any prospects for the future. we could easily see. a very substantial perce

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. pushing showers self. that is bringing cooler air down ina self. that is bringing cooler air down in a north—westerly breeze as we head into tomorrow. this band of rain is moving away from northern england and wales, moving across the east anglia. we still have fresh air conditioned to the north of that, another band of rain in the far north—west, but single figure temperatures across the north—east of the uk. the south east still gets another warm and muggy night. the last of those. to make weather fronts on the scene, moving slowly southwards on thursday. the first one brings rain for most of the morning across east anglia and the south—east of england. sunshine follows on behind. rain further north tends to peter out as it runs south across northern england and wales. behind that, we get sunshine and some showers. quite a contrast across the uk. 23 possibly in the south—east early in the day, but further north, temperatures significantly lower. as we move into the evening, we keep

sort of corner the solar coronas what we see in a solar eclipse like this is very faint very hot that bette very thin kind of plasma and that sort of corona is the is the is the that conveys this energy that comes from the sun and course is there. also causes magnetic storms that can disable satellites and distort power greats here on the planet so also the solar radiation somehow affects the upper layers who are not most here. but the fakes they wear there on the climate in a way that we still don't understand understanding the sun to these level is extremely important finally there is another another important thing in the future when we have missions month missions to the moon and mars and beyond the solar the ation is always bombarding the space crafts then we need to understand how these solar storms or parade and this is the best way to to do it seems now to start gathering all this data that will be very useful in the future now it's a seven year mission and say this probe just take off in the next twenty four hours how soon can we start seeing results. see any kind of data that woul

. >> reporter: that's how she met this bunch, bette paese, soeurette shook-kelly, and ellen mitchell. >> she was not a big person. but all of her went up, and the hair would fly up, and she would smash that ball. >> reporter: what would she do when she would make that shot and -- and the opponent was not able to return it? >> turn around, get ready for the next point. >> reporter: so she was humble? >> very humble. >> extremely. >> reporter: the ladies clicked off the court too -- bonding over post-match drinks. >> she had a great laugh. she throws her head back and chuckles, and just her whole body laughs. she had a real silly, funny, quirky side. >> reporter: i've heard that she was very private. would she talk about dating and guys with you all? or -- >> not with me. huh-uh. >> she just wasn't one to talk about herself, period, but i was always tryin' to find her somebody. >> reporter: how did she receive bette the matchmaker? >> well, she'd always be like, "oh no." >> reporter: husband or not, debbie was ready to plant some permanent roots. she bought a house in a gated community

. >> lawmakers are making sure you're bette informed if it happens again. you will see this only on news4. they figured out a better way to astify the public. the advisory l month was a precaution as officials tested the water after a found open at a pumping station. initial tests came back positive for bacteria but further tests showed there wasn't any. the d.c. water website crashed as more people went on to find out about the boildvisory. they aadding a second computer server could prevent future crashes. >> this high level of anxiety caused by what seems to be a late notice. it's imperave, i ink, we get those vulnerable populations contacted right away with a confirmation, yes, they know. >> find out how to sign up for the voluntary notification by visiting the washington app. >>> alexandria leade are seeing a spike in overdoses. seven in the last eight days and one person died and a recent increase from k2 orynthetic marijuana, cheap and popular among homeless people. in a 10-day period last month, three people wereo taken the hospital for overdoses. >

darren bett has all the weather.lso coming up — we'll have the latest on the devastating fire which has all—but destroyed one of the most historic buildings in the centre of belfast. hello everyone — this is afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. it's already been dubbed the ‘scallop war‘ — as the row between uk and french fishermen boiled over in the sea off the normandy coast last night. french crews have been accused of throwing stones and flares — and some of their boats are reported to have rammed ours — after complaining that the british are depleting stocks of scallops. british boats are legally entitled to fish in the area. our correspondent sarah ransome is in brixham in devon, which is home to some of the boats involved. smoking flares and stones. this video from french television shows british boats being rammed in a bad—tempered opening salvo in yet another clash between french fishermen and british boats off the coast of normandy in a row over scallops. insults accompanied the hull ramming while 35 french boat

we have to be bette than this. >> reporter: a show of solidarity -- and callingbr nan a man of unparalleleding the pres i would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well. >> look, i thought it was aba na republic kind of thing and i don't like it. i do not see the grounds for revoking his security racle. >> reporter: but some defend thing president include thing skhaeur of the senate committee. and burr adding if quote "the president has full authority to revoke his security clearance." and he's not ane. >> i acatually believe it was about time because brennan has been very out spoken for a guy dealing in the national secity interests as he was. >> reporter: the president's been trying to turn am page f the controversy swirl uping aro omarosa's a92 book. they're threatening to sue but they're firingack. >>> and let's tkpwt an early check on your weather. >> already watching showers and storms all theow way towards memphis and this is going to continue this afternoon. we have one little area that hawse asehance ore weather. the kit skills, almost down to new york

things are looking much, much bette there. back to no significant problems the way we like it early on a friday morning. hopefully this will turn into a friday-light commute. it's looking that far on the san mateo bridge. mass transit looking good today. it is not a spare the air day, but if you can use mass transit, always a good idea. no delays. normal service, no delays for san francisco bay ferry. >> the sales force transit center ready for its debut. the trump administration unveils plans for space force. break through tech in silicone valley could make it happen. >>> outside not the only p >> announcer: you're never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >>> we still have red flag warning for the lake county and surrounding areas especially for the carr fire so we could ridge gusts up to 25 miles per hour and low humidity. i want to show you the satellite image from yesterday. see the smoke in the area? and especially the donald fire heading towards southwest lake tahoe. smoke and haze expected there to

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren bett.cross england and wales and moving out to the continent. showers in the north and west, anyone exposed to the north—westerly breeze. dry and clear in most of the uk. tonight, colder than last night. these are the numbers in towns and cities. knock off a couple of degrees in rural areas. the cold start to saturday. a sunny start and showers from the word go. the odd showers from the word go. the odd shower could bubble up on land. fewer showers than we have seen today. most places will be dry with sunshine. the wind is easing as well. 17 celsius to 20 celsius. sunday, cloud and outbreaks of rain. a chilly day. things improved on monday and tuesday as it becomes drier and brighter and a bit warmer. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: scotland‘s former first minister, alex salmond, hits back at the scottish government — after being investigated over claims of sexual harassment. the daughter of a couple who died at a hotel in egypt says they were "fit and healthy" as they went on holida

there's bett pay, the resources are there, so that's the challenge. >> reporter: the challenge for uganda will be to improve its health care system and coax students like these to stay an work here, particularly in rural areas. it's estimated that one of every four midwife positions in that system is unfilled. for the pbs newshour, i'm fred de sam lazaro in lira, uganda. >> woodruff: fred's reporting is a partnership with thede unr-told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. >> woodruff: before he was elected, president trump called adfta "possibly the worst deal ever," and said he would consider withdrawing entirely. well, e u.s. and mexico actually have been negotiating for months, before a deadline expires this week. the goal? set a new nafta-like agreement p ce with canada and mexico before the next mexican government administration takes . fice. yesterday, the ud mexico announced they had reached a deal. erto avoid tariffs, auto-m would have to produce at least 75% of an automobile's pts and amenities in the u.s. or mexico. s also requires more work earn better

to talk more about that is mila spring is richard betts. thank you so much for joining us today.n this study is warning of what it is, a climatic tipping point. what is that? how scared should we be? seriesrare talking about a of tipping points which might have a domino effect. is important to note they are talking about things that would take place i in a longng time s, centuries to thousands of years to fully kick in. although they could start eaearlier than that. thisthey are saying is could set off other events such as the thawing permafrost or forest fires and places around the world, which could lead to a release of more carbon back into the atmosphere. that would feed on warming. over the centuries and beyond a good lead us to the point of no return. host: how much credit to you get to this report and how close are we? >> i don't think we are close to seeing these extreme conditions they are talking about. they are a long way away so it's important to be clear about that. the report itself is not new research. it is a well-informed essay drawn together lots of other resear

she has inspired jennifer hudson, bette mididler, so many others out there.butes will be pouring in today. there is one genre of music she didn't approach. and she also had an indelible mark on politics. she was at martin luther king junior's funeral. she sank before jimmy carter and president barack obama. she received a presidential medal of honor. she won 18 grammys spiritual was the first woman induducted i ino the rock 'n roll hall of fame, and the list goes on and on and on. christopher: indeed, we e have a slightly difficult link up with you but we will continue anyway. aretha franklin wrote in her autotobiography, she aretha-ized the song's shshe sank. what i is the essence of virginia's? -- essence of her genius? k.j.: you have to live orr she had a four-octave range in her voice. that is distinctive. whether it wass popop, even couy music, she had a way of doing something and when you heard the song, immediately you knew it was an aretha franklin saw. you could be in the supermarket and hear a song and say yes, that is aretha franklin, i can just te

"the situation is bett." but there are many syrian refugees in lebanon who are not rushing back. some fear reprisals. others simply have nowhere to go. mohammed left syria four years ago when his house was afstroyed. "it is still notor secure there," he says. "i have no house and i fear for my children." rian government rejects the suggestion that citizens who return are putting themselves in danger. >> there will be no reprisals. there will be cooperation on sa and dignified return of all syrians. steve: as we continue our tour are taken to see happy, smiling syrians grateful to russia. it is precisely the image moscow usnts us to see, of course, and yet, in syria, ra doesn't juem to understand that winning hearts and mindsst as important as winning the war. steve rosenberg, bbc news, syria. rajini: us brits, we love to talk about the weather, and that usuay means complaining abo it. summer is drowned out by the ra in the u.k. but this year, all people are talking about is the heat, and that includes archaeologists who are having a field day. the temperatures have laid bare prev

mookie betts hammers itft to all three runners score. red sox blow out the birds, 19-12. >>> pga championship round two, tiger woods already one birdie on the day. tee shot on 3. can't get much better than this, back-to-back birdiesor tiger. then on 5, the birdie putt makes it look easy. he's seven shots off the lead where his day ended due to weather. round 2 resumes tomorrow morning at 7:00. >> that was a washout. >> washington wizards schedule cape out this afternn. >> let it go, doug. >> the first four games are against teams that made the playoffs last year including the defending champion warriors. the first wee of the season, doug. >> all right. >> calm down. we'll see you around. saved the day. saved the day. >> it was ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ i had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were a

stockpiling food we've been talking to farmers in the english south east including a man called stephen betts. lettuce as far as the eye can see. every week a million heads of it are harvested here in the county of kent in southeastern england and they're picked by hand mostly by seasonal workers from eastern europe. but. i don't think. people realized how much we depend on foreign labor coming in. steven benson is a fourth generation lettuce farmer he employs around one hundred thirty seasonal workers on his farm most come from romania as e.u. citizens they don't need visas to work but breaks it could well do away with that privilege that would go stephen's business model. if there's no labor coming in. virtually this is going to be no food. we've got to have the labor coming in there's no question about. all imports and a lot of food from the rest of the world. so we've got that choice. to do or just have fun is romanian she's been working on the farm for eleven years she was shocked at how in the run up to the referendum that revolved around immigration but she still isn't convinced breaks

come back from the african championships in nigeria where his twin brother aaron was also competing betts made history in twenty fifteen becoming the first kenyan to win gold at the distance shorter than eight hundred meters tiger woods is getting ready to take his resurgent form into the final major of the golf season the forty two year old is in missouri head of the u.s. p.g.a. championship woods lead on the final day of last month's open championship before finishing in six he's a four time p.g.a. winner but hasn't claimed any of the major titles in more than a decade just for me to build how this opportunity again is. it is a dream come true you know i. said this many times this year i didn't know what if i could do this again ball here i am so. just coming back able to play at this level and compete i've had my share of chances to win the sure as well. get it done this week. jordan speight hopes to become only the six golfer in history to win all four majors during his career spaeth won the open championship last year adding to the masters and us open titles he secured in twenty fift

and this powerful statement from mitt romney, saying no man bett better exemplifies great qualities more than john mccann. >> martha, thank you. >>> we move on the tonight to the state of emergency at this hour. hurricane lane lashing the hawaiian islands. more than 30 inches of rain already falling. the storm is not expected to turn away from hawaii for another 24 hours. and there is real fear the flash flooding could be dangerous. here's gio benitez, from maui. >> reporter: tonight, hurricane lane bringing catastrophic flooding to hawaii's big island. more than 30 inches of rain already and up to 20 inches more on the way. flash flooding overtaking roads. the storm's movement slowing to a crawl. ire boruse nger this storm lingers near the islands, that mes the longer we will see >> c more landslides. conditions deteriorating across the islands in the hours ahead. we're just getting the first of those powerful bands over maui. its is windy. it is rainy. and forecasters say its about to get a lot worse. fierce winds here blowing out hotel windows. another concern, strong winds are defini

here's darren bett with the forecast.ound moving its way eastwards across the northern half of the uk. most is moved into the north sea, with just drips left in his way. most drive this evening and a bit more sunshine and further south, but also late sunshine in northeast scotland. overnight, a good deal of cloud at spending our way, with very brisk wind the southwest and more rain and drizzle in northern ireland and western scotland and perhaps the far west of england. pretty mild night. the brochures about 13 or 1a degrees. the mark, much of a win in wells dry with a bit of sunshine at times. the main zone of rain for the north and what wide across scotland through the afternoon. still a bit of sunshine here and there was not much rain for northern ireland but it will had his way over the addressee into some western parts of england and wales. further east, remaining dry and some sunshine and it should feel quite one for one more day with temperatures into the mid—20s. this is bbc news. the headlines... at least 35 peop

here's darren bett. how is it looking? things are getting better but it has been up for morning across east anglia and the south—east of england. the rain has cleared away now from hastings and we may see more of this, a bit of sunshine to come. that was the rain we had earlier today and temperatures still only around 15 degrees now. some showers coming in towards the south—east. and some showers in the north west of the uk put up later this afternoon those are at the temperatures and much drier weather gci’oss temperatures and much drier weather across east anglia and the south east. then the cloud breaking up more and more with some showers coming in on that westerly breeze into the north—west of scotland. so most of us end the day fine with some sunshine. overnight we keep some sunshine. overnight we keep some showers in the north west of scotla nd some showers in the north west of scotland but otherwise becoming dry and also clearing up. turning quite chilly overnight and quite quickly as well. in towns and cities arou

world champion hurdler nicholas that has died in an accident at the age of twenty eight police said betts vehicle hit bumps in the road and rolled into a ditch near kenya's high or to tear training camp that one was championship gold in the four hundred metres hurdles in two thousand and fifteen sprinting legend of sin both has confirmed he will train with a professional football club in australia the eight time limbic champion will be joining up with the central coast marinus for an indefinite period he says since retiring from the classics in two thousand and seven both has made no secret of his footballing ambition and had a trial with chairman john. in march recently the thirty one year old crane with the norwegian top flight side show has got set his new australian team have stressed that he will not be guaranteed a professional contract at the club. yeah joins me now on controversial tests that even on musk ascent the economic us stocks soaring with another unconventional idea again yes that's right a recent test shares surged by eleven percent before trading was hold it for more th

it's time to have a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there, good morning.ll get that in a moment. ahead of that, generally cloudy skies across most parts of the uk on saturday and more cloud coming in from the atlantic. this is not it is that cloud that has been bringing the rain in from the atlantic with the remnants of that earlier tropical storm. some heavy rain for a while. i think very quickly we will see the wetter weather moving away. still quite muggy on sunday. for many parts of the country, sunshine will be at a premium. some heavy rain still for a while across central and southern scotland and northern england. that should move out into the north sea. a few pockets of light rain and drizzle for a while, extending down into the midlands perhaps. 0n the whole, cloudy and dry in the afternoon, limited sunshine for england and wales. more of that for northern ireland and northern and western scotland. temperatures cooler in scotland, highs of 22 or 23 in and wales. a muggy feel really will continue into the evening and overnight. maybe more breaks in

first the weather with darren bett. hello there.om. we're going to add into the mix, just for good measure, the remnants of an old tropical storm. it will feel quite humid out there this weekend. for many it will be dry on saturday, more rain for some on sunday. there was a fair bit of dull, damp, cool and wet weather across some parts of the country on friday. a lot of that has moved through. this area of low pressure, though, contains remnants of tropical storm ernesto, to arrive in the second half of the weekend. still got some rain on that weather front there, though. that is strung out across central and southern scotland, the north of northern ireland, perhaps the north—west of england too. south of that, though, we're going to find it probably dry, sunshine at times, the best of which is likely to be in the south—east. temperatures likely to hit the mid—20s or so. north of our band of cloud, patchy, light rain and drizzle. northern scotland, after a windy start, should be dry with some sunshine. here comes ernesto, though. do

here's darren bett. it's been a funny all day today.ost are ending the day quite cloudy across most of scotland and northern ireland. here in wales and the south—west, the cloud breaking up, some lovely sunshine. further east across england, here in cambridgeshire we have been in the midst of all the storm clouds, looking very angry. there has been torrential rain and thunderstorms, too. stretching from the borders across northern england down to lincolnshire and into east anglia, one or two into the far south—east of england. those storms will be with us for a few hours yet so heavy rain, slow—moving thundery downpours. they will eventually fade by the early hours, any rain and drizzle should have cleared for most of scotland, quieter overnight. temperatures typically down to 12 or 14. temperatures typically down to 12 or 1a. tomorrow, a bit of rain coming back towards northern ireland into scotland, chiefly from western scotland. not much in eastern areas. probably some sunshine at times fainter and wales, few if any showers so a bett

here's darren bett. what we are seeing this week is a typical weather pattern of this time of year, no big area of high pressure keeping it dry, hot and sunny, instead a strongerjet stream closer to the uk, the weather coming in from the atlantic, over the next few days some bands of clyde will bring rain down from the north—west. today we've had some rain it's been affecting northern ireland and here in scotland as well the rain continuing to push its way east so we are seeing improvement in the weather across western scotland with most of the rain in eastern parts running into the far north of england. for most of england and wales it will be dry with a little bit of sunshine on what has been a cloudy picture across most areas. a lot of dry weather, the far north, bit damp over some of the hills of wales, highest temperatures in the south east, those temperatures similarto south east, those temperatures similar to those we had yesterday. by similar to those we had yesterday. by the evening in most plac

now it's time for the weather with darren bett. hello there.en cooler, fresh air arrived across the whole country and temperatures may fall even lower over the next few days —— fresher air arrived. over the next few days —— fresher airarrived. on over the next few days —— fresher air arrived. on wednesday with the heat and humidity, 27 degrees at coningsby in lincolnshire, 17 to 19 was nearer the mark in that cooler, fresher air. high pressure to the south—west of the uk drawing our air down from the north or north—west, dragging down cooler air all the while and we're dragging in a whole host of showers as well for friday. initially in the north—west of the uk, but with a quite blustery west to north—westerly wind, the showers will get blown further south and east, some could be heavy with hail and thunder. very few places missing them. it will be colder still probably on friday. 15 may be in newcastle, though not too many showers around here. bozza showers will continue into the evening, the worst on that weather front their —— those showers.

here's darren bett.next few days, and if anything it will be warming up with temperatures getting into the mid—20s. this was a typical skyline today. we have had showers in scotland and still have some inland at the moment and they will gradually fade away but already some showers from this cloud clipping the far south—east corner of england. clearing skies overnight, no wind, and another cold one a bit like last night. the chilly start to tomorrow. we will see cloud towards cornwall which could bring some rain in the morning. the breeze blows more cloud into northern ireland, fairweather cloud developing and sunny spells. probably warmer than today, noticeably so for wales, not so in the south—east of england where there could be showers. the cloud coming in from the atlantic is on these weather front here. for saturday they will be more cloud for scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and wales. sunny spells, dry weather for the north—west england and wales. sunny spells, dry weatherfor the res

time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett. hello, reeta.er, rather than high pressure, so we are in for atlantic winds, and that means we will find most of the showers or rain in the north—west of the uk, generally speaking towards the uk, generally speaking towards the south—east it will be drier, and it may be warmer for a while as well. today, though, not to warm out there, not a great deal of sunshine, evenin there, not a great deal of sunshine, even in gloucestershire the cloud has spread out a little bit, and elsewhere, here in york, well, the cloud much more threatening, and we have already had one or two showers. there will be more of those to come over the next few hours. 19—20, the central belt, northern ireland, low 20s widely for england and wales. not too many showers for the south—west, wales, into the midlands, but more widespread and heavy showers in the south—east, thunderstorms across east anglia, up towards northern england as well.

here's darren bett. how is it looking? the south—east of england. the rain has cleared away now from hastings and we may see more of this, a bit of sunshine to come. that was the rain we had earlier today and temperatures still only around 15

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now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.d the start of september of course. it will be warming up and we will be dry across many parts of the country with sunshine around, a bit like today. some fairweather cloud and cloud has been developing here and there, some angry cloud here in highland scotland has been producing some showers. we've had them from the word go across this part of the country and we are seeing cloud bubbling up bringing showers into northern ireland. away from here it is likely to be dry with sunny spells. temperature is nothing to write home about, a little below par in fact for this time of year. the showers will melt away during this evening, but there is more cloud coming into eastern parts of the channel which could bring showers into coastal areas here. otherwise clear skies and not a breath of wind. last night we found temperatures to one or 2 degrees in rural parts of scotland. it will warm up in the sunshine, there should be a lot of that to begin the day. cornwall could get some spots of rain, c

now it's time for the weather with darren bett.it will be much more changeable. that is how we ended the week. we had some very heavy rain in a short space of time, a short lived monsoon, if you like, led to localised flooding. over the weekend we will find everything coming in from the atlantic, but pretty slowly. this area of clout will be working its way towards the uk. it is on that area of low pressure and that weather system. it will put away this pomp of high pressure, the ridge of high pressure that has eased away those thundery downpours from earlier on. saturday stutterer ancely for most of us. we have more clout in the south—west. that will push northwards and eastwards. essentially, it will cloud over more and more through the day. pockets of rain and drizzle through the south—west, further north and east it may well be dry and temperatures probably a little bit higher than they were on friday. that wetter weather, pockets of what weather as you see, continues to push northwards up towards scotland, though these two eas

now it's time for the weather with darren bett.ering whether some has gone for good. we are going to find lower temperatures by day and by night and the chance of patchy rain at times as well. the cooler air is coming behind not one but two weather fronts and it is the second one that we get the cold air, but ahead of the first one, this is where we have the first one, this is where we have the warmth and the humidity, that will be pushed to the near continent. on the southerly weather front in the south—east and east anglia we have cloud at outbreaks of rain on thursday morning. behind that we have sunshine, a second or front brings ragged rain, increasingly likely in england and wales and behind that we have the chilly emily chebet is 15— 17, 22 in the south —— chilly temperatures, 15- 17. it the south —— chilly temperatures, 15— 17. it doesn't bring any rain south eastwards, but as it moves through wii and up in the same boat on friday morning. —— we all end up. it will be a more comfortable night for sleeping. no heat or humidi

here's darren bett some are onlyjust about still some are only just about still with us some are only. it has felt like we have moved into autumn recently but it turned out into a nice day with good spells of sunshine around and it is felt pleasant in the sunshine. we started with rain in east anglia and the south—east and there were lightning strikes from the cloud in northern parts of france, and that cloud has moved through. this evening, most places dry with showers wandering towards east anglia and the south—eastern that moves through and the breeze maintains showers in the north—west of scotla nd maintains showers in the north—west of scotland otherwise dry and clear and it will get cold quickly. in towns and cities we expect these sorts of numbers. in the countryside, we could be down to 3-4d. it countryside, we could be down to 3—4d. it starts colder and bright tomorrow and temperatures rise. cloud bubbles up, most of it fair weather cloud. we could get the odd shower in western parts but they few and far between. sunny spells and temperatures similar to today, 17 central belt

here's darren bett.e atlantic, changeable weather to come. this band of cloud bog drain earlier today and the next one is bumping into the back of it and that will push cloud and rain south eastwards a ci’oss will push cloud and rain south eastwards across the uk in the next two days. but a great deal of rain left over right now, late sunshine here and there and we will see more rain and drizzle coming towards northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland and perhaps the far north of england. a lot of cloud because of england. a lot of cloud because of the south—westerly wind and warm airso of the south—westerly wind and warm air so typical temperature is around 13 or 14 degrees. most parts of england and wales will start dry, sunshine at times and be find these bands of cloud coming from the north—west, bringing more rain through the day into scotland and still sunshine at times. not much sunshine from northern ireland and pockets of rain and drizzle for western england an

here's darren bett. hello there.me sunshine. it's also going to be warming up, with the highest temperatures likely in the south—east. now, this is a fairly typical weather watcher picture that we've been sent today. some fairweather cloud developing, but on the whole dry with some lengthy spells of sunshine. one or two showers coming into western scotland, northern ireland and western wales. those will fade away this evening. temperatures a little bit below par this afternoon. there will be a bit more cloud coming in across eastern parts of the channel. may bring a shower to some coastal areas here. 0n the whole, though, dry, clear, hardly any wind at all. it's going to be another chilly night like last night. we could see temperatures in rural parts of scotland down to one or two celsius. so not very warm to begin the day but it'll warm up quickly in the sunshine. a bit more of a southerly breeze developing for western parts of the uk, where we'll see cloud increasing in northern ireland. cloudy for the south—west,

nicholas betts, who has died in a car crash. very sad news. thank you.ealthy foods to children, according to the advertising regulator. the advertising standards agency found that a kfc advert for a sweet drink on a phone box near to a school, and a commercial for kellogg 5 coco pops granola during cartoons, breached its code. this is the first set ofjudgements on advertising foods that are high in sugar, salt or fat to under—16s since rules were tightened last year. let's speak to jess tye from the regulator the advertising standards agency. stephen woodford, the chief executive of the advertising association which represents advertisers. emily leary, a mum of two children and a food blogger. and meliny tim, a mum who teaches cooking and nutrition in primary schools. welcome to all of you. jess, explain these rules? it seems quite confusing that on the one hand kellogg's was punished for advertising a product that isn't high in sugar, salt acts —— orfat, where as mcdonald's seem to have done effectively the same was fine? the rules are that you cannot a

here's darren bett.r, no big area of high pressure keeping it dry, hot and sunny, instead a strongerjet stream closer to the uk, the weather coming in from the atlantic, over the next few days some bands of clyde will bring rain down from the north—west. today we've had some rain it's been affecting northern ireland and here in scotland as well the rain continuing to push its way east so we are seeing improvement in the weather across western scotland with most of the

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