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our weather presenter darren bett is here— what caused these flash floods and is it part of long terming in london, it is linked to the same system. let me show you the radar picture, you can say have the right developed and stopped in the same place, across western parts of germany there were three months worth of rain in just 24 three months worth of rain in just 2a hours, hardly surprising we have had these devastating floods. it is linked to the jet stream and that is the pattern we had, undulating jet stream, a slow—moving cut of area of low pressure across germany which just developed the ring and kept it going. that area of low pressure also tapped into some temperature contrasts that we have seen across europe, drawing on some warm and muqqy europe, drawing on some warm and muggy airfrom the europe, drawing on some warm and muggy air from the mediterranean. now to the climate question, the physics says that warmer air is going to hold more moisture that means more rain and we will find more extreme rainfall events. interestingly, the climate scientists were also studying the i

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bbc�*s weather's darren bett explains. it's all linked to the same system.t me show you the radar picture for yesterday, you can see how the rain just developed and stopped in the same place. across some western parts of germany, there was three months worth of the rain in just 2a hours, hardly surprising we've had these devastating floods. it is linked to thejetstream, that was the pattern, very undulating jetstream, you are left with a slow—moving cut—off area of low pressure across germany which just developed the rain and kept it going. that area low pressure also tapped in to some temperature contrasts that we have seen across europe, drawing in some really warm and muggy air from the mediterranean. now to the climate question. simple physics says that warmer air is going to hold more moisture, hence more rain and we are likely to find more extreme rainfall events. interestingly, the climate scientists are also studying the impact of climate change on the jet stream. does it make it more undulating? does it slow the weather down and allow these extreme

paused to say goodbye to our international viewers, but now it is time for the uk weather with darren bettch of the summer has been white because we have had low pressure close by, as we have got now, and thatis close by, as we have got now, and that is because the jet stream has been to the south of the uk. the other side of the atlantic, much more application of the jet, which means we are going to find a strengthening judge running to the north of the uk. that will allow high pressure too slowly but surely build up in the south west and to settle things down. things are not settled at the moment, rain develop and pushing its way eastwards across england and wales, turning right here, heavy bursts of rain, turning dry across scotland, thundery downpours is in a way, largely dry overnight, cooler here, a warm night where we have cloud and rain across england and wales, still heavy bursts of rain, it may ease off for a while, then sunshine comes out in places, triggering thundery downpours in scotland but also towards the south—east of england and east anglia. threats of flooding by the en

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. some heavy showers across northern england, scotland, perhaps north wales. those will gradually fade away overnight. so, it's becoming dry overnight. there's a lot of cloud, quite low cloud, so quite misty by the morning, and temperatures typically down to 11—12 degrees. so, sunday will start on a fairly cloudy note. again it'll brighten up, get some sunshine coming through. we trigger some more heavy, perhaps thundery, showers. mainly northern england, scotland, perhaps northern ireland. more cloud comes back into wales and the south west, bringing with it some rain mainly in the afternoon, so a bit cooler here than today. ahead of that towards the south east, with some drier, brighter weather, temperatures should be a bit higher than today. heading into monday, hopefully we're celebrating the victory in the euros. it's going to be a wet picture across many parts of the country. heavy, perhaps thundery downpours developing, threatening some localised flooding, and top temperatures ar

the economic data on a sustained basis is actually doingxdk bett. with that comes more durability in the inflation outlook. the bond market is the thing making me scratch my head the most. yields across the 10 year pretty much across the world. i just don't see that as a likely economic scenario for the future. manus: good save on the zoom light, well done. i scratch my head. dani and i are looking at the 30's. can you try to explain to us why bonds are at 135 with a taper on the way, in theory, and a 7% growth number penciled in? why such subsumed level? >> it can only be two factors. first, and underlying doubt in the durability of the recovery. second, that central banks are still huge marginal buyers. you may be inclined just to hold this taper especially well the market is going, knowing full well if you are wrong and there is more growth in inflation, you can form an orderly queue outside the central bank, the fed, the ecb, the boj, we'll just take bonds from you. it is mainly structural factors rather than fundamentals. what they really think

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there.loping more widely overnight tonight across england and wales. some heavy bursts, too. the thundery downpours in scotland will fade away. it should be largely dry tonight in northern ireland. a little bit cooler here, but a warm night with the cloud and rain in england and wales. and still some heavy bursts of rain by the morning as well. it's a bit of a messy picture. these areas of rain moving northwards. the rain may ease off for a while, but as things brighten up, we get a bit of sunshine, that will trigger some thundery downpours in scotland but also in particular towards the south east of england and east anglia. could bring some flash flooding as well. looks a bit drier for northern ireland, wales and the south west. temperatures could be a little bit higher than they were today. now, move things on into tuesday, and most of the downpours are away the other side of the channel. we've still got some sharp showers around, but they are becoming fewer and lighter. it's turning drier

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett the sun is out at wimbledon, not out everywherefew hours, heavy showers breaking out in northern areas, we also have that rain heading into the west of wales, the south west of england, much more cloud for wales and south west, a cooler day. some of the rain heading towards northern ireland and pushing towards wimbledon later on in the afternoon. ahead of it, some sunshine, temperatures into the low 20s and a few showers which could heavy across northern england and particularly in scotland with thunder in there as well. likely to get some of the rain arriving for the football at wembley this evening and it gets wetter more widely across england and wales with some heavier bursts of rain overnight and it turns drier in northern ireland, the showers by the way and in scotland the temperatures fade away and worn out for england and wales with a cloudy start to tomorrow and rein in places. the rain moving slowly north, tending to break up, skies may brighten up, but that might trigger heavy thundery dampers, notjust across scotland an

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new now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. cloud has been increasing and it has ledscotland and also northern ireland. ten which is lower here. a messy day tomorrow put up a lot of cloud and rain around in could be heavy for a while. as the cloud thins and breaks that would trigger heavy, thundery downpours, especially in scotland, northern england and the south—east of england and the south—east of england with the threat of local flooding. a bit drier and warmer than today. the details could change but as we head into tuesday may have their downpours on the other side of their downpours on the other side of the channel. the threat of heavy showers towards the south—east but generally they showers are fewer and lighter on tuesday. it is drying up from the west end with a bit more sunshine it should be a bit warmer. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: on the brink of history — england's footballers prepare to take on italy, in tonight's final of euro 2020 — their biggest match in more than half a century.

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raise bett say johnson and johnson might work better on variants with a second dose. this study has yet to be reviewed or published. the president of the oakland a's flew to las vegas today touring possible locations for a new ballpark. the scouting mission came just a day after the oakland city council voted in favor of a non binding agreement on a new ballpark and surrounding development in the city of oakland. the a's not a fan of this agreement voted on because that's not the same one that they propose three months ago. gay tv is rob roth joins us live tonight in oakland with more rob. yeah there are a lot of moving parts mike, the oakland city leaders today expressed confidence they could strike a deal with the oakland a's on a new waterfront ballpark. the is, however, aren't as sure. this is where oakland a's fans deserve to see americ favorite game played. oakland mayor libby, she stood at the terminals entrance today with city and labor leaders. they were promoting the plan the city council passed tuesday on a new $12 billion waterfront ballpark, a plan that a

it's great to go you show for the first time and excited to see what mookie betts taking the world seriesway from boston. bring into l a still have to think about that could happen again. this year is a president biden just said we could see the dodgers back. come on. i think we may be doing this again by the end of the year. i let's talk about the infrastructure plan. right now. there's the bipartisan proposal. some moderates in the senate are in favor of it. some on the left someone the right are not where we add in terms of it actually getting its before word. it's a great venessa. it's at $1.2 trillion investment and physical infrastructure in this country and it still has a ways to go to work to work through. i feel good about where we are with the bill, and i also feel good on the other track with the chaos economy, moving that forward as well. so you know the way the out of legislating is compromising, and that's what the president did. but he was able to bring a group of senators together with democrats for the first time to be able to accomplish something incredible. are you comf

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you're watching bbc news now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett hello.urs have come near the area of low pressure which is pulling away, fewer showers, this is the low pressure that will bring windy weather from the south—west overnight. through the afternoon, the cloud continues to bring in a few showers across scotland, northern ireland, northern england, heavier later. sunshine to the south before the cloud increases in the south—west with rain later on in the day. blustery winds, coming in from the west or south—west, the best of the west or south—west, the best of the sunshine likely to be across the midlands towards the south—east of england, high temperatures of 22 celsius. heavy showers for the first part of the night across scotland and perhaps northern ireland, we focus on the south—west, the area of low pressure deepens and brings rain and strengthens the winds. windy across devon and cornwall, 50 or 60 mph around coastal areas, strong winds in the english channel. temperatures by the end of the night in double figures with the rain having got

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now the weather with darren bett. hello.r on today in devon. but we have low pressure in charge of the weather, it is not moving very far, very fast. it is around that we are seeing heavier bursts of rain. the winds are lighter in scotland and the rain is going to get stuck across northern scotland, and here with have an amber rain across northern scotland, and here we have an amber rain warning from the met office. this area could see as much as 90 millimetres of rain by the end of the day, leadign to some flooding and travel disruption. the rain could be notjust heavy but thundery as well. wet weather continues across a good part of scotland. the showers we are seeing coming in from the west continue to work their way east wards. they could be heavy and thundery, but away from the showers we will find some sunshine coming through now and again. but it is across more southern parts of the uk we have the strongest of the winds, could be gusting around 40mph, around some southern coasts of england, and because there is a stro

weo build more instrumentsst or we can use new engineering technologies to build these instrumentsis bette cheaper. way to use it. in addition we also have the national radar network, the noaa radar network that we use for wildfire observations as well. so there is a lot of things that we can ttdo. >> i think one of the things they have to get better at as a nation is making high tech stuff cheaper in largeab quantity and think you might t be able to bo strap this if there was an agreement that we are going to know, hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of equipment like you -- like you deploy all over the country and you might find the cost curve goes down pretty sharply. is there aoi consensus on the types of data points and the collection assets that you'd like? you mentioned ground based stations. you can imagine drone swarms that come in over fires, maybe just more investment in satellites, or maybe more investment c in just the inventories of all the consumables that areem on the ground. is there an agreement on what you would really like or is that still something that's under disc

here is darren bett. good morning.al and low pressure in scotland, the wind is strong. more persistent rain stock across this part of scotland. it is in this area we have a number rain warning from the met office. by the end of the day they could be as much as 90 millimetres of rain. that will cause travel disruption. that rain potentially thundery as well. elsewhere, some sunshine. showers coming in from the west. those will push their way east through today. they could be heavy, there could be thunder. some sunshine away from the showers. they are moving away quickly today because of the breeze. the breeze will be strongest across southern part of the uk. they could be gusting up to 40 mph on the english channel. because of the breeze it could feel cooler. only 18 to 20 degrees. wetter weather in northern parts of scotland. the rain continuing to mount up. it eases overnight. the showers further south in england and wales become fewer. more cloud and rain coming into northern ireland and a lot of cloud in scotland. t