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an area of rain expands to cover more of england, parts of wales, some darker blue, some heavy burstsg. as monday begins, it will be fairly chilly. less so on tuesday morning and frosty, so not a worry as we go through this week. as we look at the big picture for tuesday, low pressure to the south of us. it's around that spiralling we see some wet weather systems occasionally, like the one we start off with on tuesday. high pressure in scandinavia. the flow of air means it is an easterly flow coming into the uk but look at the colours here, they're not baltic blue, the air‘s not coming from siberia, actually the eastern mediterranean so it's certainly not cold there. so as we go through the week, temperatures for many of us will be at or slightly above average, but there is one significant exception with cold air coming across the north sea, the north sea coast will be chilly, single figure temperatures. some rain at times this week, not all the time. some drier and even sunnier moments to be enjoyed too. this is how tuesday is shaping up. we start off with that wet weather system, wi

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bursting with more flavor. much better idea.ch indicates that food moving slowly makes mouths water. that's why we paid extra for that big slow-motion camera. money well spent. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! if you're a black person, you're probably buzzing from great news right now. first, kendrick lamar just won a pulitzer prize for music. yeah. ( cheers and applause ) the first time this award has gone to someone who was not in classical music or jazz. other great news, beyonce tore the roof off coachella, yeah. and i know you're saying but it's an outdoor festival. that's how bad it is, she brought in a roof so she could tear it off. this was the blackest performance at the whitest festival. and white people love that stuff because it makes them feel like they're down, you know, which is weird because it never goes the other way around. you could never have the oakridge boys show up at the club and then expect brothers walking out going, yo, these niggers can strum, b. ( laughter ) ( app

and burst -- encampment, and it burnt burst into -- and it burst into flames.e silver sedan. it was headed west near royal avenue, getting set to cross over a bridge, going over the railroad tracks here, when the driver lost control, jumped the curb, and went down the hill along the side of the road, and the car caught on fire. the man behind the wheel was rushed to the hospital after being freed from the wreckage, but ultimately he died there, and his two passengers also being treated this morning for life-threatening injuries, and we spoke with a clerk at a nearby gas station who told us he heard the impact and then ran outside of his store and heard screaming. >> the screaming was pretty bad, to hear something like that. it's one thing to have an accident, but going that fast, that's too dangerous. traumatizing to anybody that heard that. >> reporter: so far authorities have not identified the driver that was killed in the early morning crash or the two minors who suffered life-threatening injuries in the accident. again, a single car crash, and the silver h

in general a lot of cloud around, and some further bursts of rain, too.pressure to the south of the uk, some very wet weather again across iberia into southern france. higher pressure extending across the north from scandinavia, and that easterly wind. we have seen some heavy rain, though, across parts of the south overnight, and that will tend to head its way away from the south—west, keeping, though, a cloudier zone through wales, the midlands, east anglia, parts of southern england, and maybe a few showers towards the south coast, where we may get some warm sunshine again. sunshine across north—western parts of england, maybe northern ireland, the north and west of scotland, where we're sheltered from that easterly wind which keeps it cold and grey around some north sea coasts, and still pretty misty overnight. some further bursts of rain as we head towards the end of the night, into thursday morning, but nowhere particularly cold. and, if anything, that rain is tending to move its way a bit further north on thursday, so it should be drying off across

some heavy bursts developing.and night. you can see the blue outbreaks of rain across much of england and wales. some heavy bursts in this as well. devon, for example, and later in the night and into the morning in north—east england. we could see some of that rain reach parts of northern ireland, perhaps scotland. plenty of cloud to start the day tomorrow. north—west scotla nd the day tomorrow. north—west scotland are seeing from sunny spells for a ten. east anglia, southern england, south wales brightening up. our area of rain between the two willjust brightening up. our area of rain between the two will just started to move its way a bit further north into scotland and northern ireland, but many of it late and patchy. heavy bursts into the eastern most parts of scotland. cloud range temperatures. a strengthening easterly flow into those north sea coasts, which will wash northwards, taking temperatures back into single figures. it is that flow that dominates for the rest of the week. if you're on that part of th

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developing as well asago some heavy burst developing as well as a go into tuesday morning.as we look at the big picture to tuesday, low pressure to the south of us. it is around that spiralling we see some wet weather systems occasionally, like the one we start off with on tuesday. high pressure in scandinavia. it is an easterly flow coming into the uk but look at the colours here, not baltic blue, there is not coming from siberia, actually eastern mediterranean so it is certainly not cold there. as we go through the week, temperatures will be at or slightly above average but there is one significant section without it cold air coming across the north sea, the north sea coast, it will be chilly, single figure temperatures. some rain at times this week, not all the time. some dry and even sunnier moments to be enjoyed too. this is how sunday is shaping up. maybe a burst of rain, slowly moving away from england and wales towards parts of scotland. the north—west of scotland holding on to the fine weather for the longest. some sunny spells, there could be some heavy and maybe

in general a lot of cloud around, and some further bursts of rain, too.ike this. low pressure to the south of the uk, some very wet weather again across iberia into southern france. higher pressure extending across the north from scandinavia, and that easterly wind. we have seen some heavy rain, though, across parts of the south overnight, and that will tend to head its way away from the south—west, keeping, though, a cloudier zone through wales, the midlands, east anglia, parts of southern england, and maybe a few showers towards the south coast, where we may get some warm sunshine again. sunshine across north—western parts of england, maybe northern ireland, the north and west of scotland, where we're sheltered from that easterly wind which keeps it cold and grey around some north sea coasts, and still pretty misty overnight. some further bursts of rain as we head towards the end of the night, into thursday morning, but nowhere particularly cold. and, if anything, that rain is tending to move its way a bit further north on thursday, so it should be dryi

we start off with that weather system, with some heavier bursts of rain slowly moving away from englandland and northern ireland. the north—west of scotland holding onto the fine weather for longest. south of that, brightening up nicely. some sunny spells, there could be some heavy and maybe thundery showers into parts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, wednesday onwards, north sea coast, low cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees in london. west is best for the drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. hello. this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. international condemnation of syria for allegedly using chemical weapons on a rebel—held town. the un security council will meet to discuss its response — syrian state media is reporting this morning that one of its military airports has come under attack. good morning. it's monday 9th april. also this morni

bursts.m's bursts. louis and used it as prince george's third name. third name. first name, so we now have a prince louis. louis. louis as a member of the british royal family. royal family. think was in 1215, when prince louis of france invaded england. of france invaded england. he was sent packing the following year. sent packing the following year. french connection, they've had any number of king louiss in france. number of king louiss in france. course in tribute to william's father. nicholas witchell, thank you. that's according to the chief economist of the bank of england. people getting into debt. understand about the economy. we talk about the economy. what do you think we mean by that? you think we mean by that? england but their top economist is keen to hear from these teenagers. keen to hear from these teenagers. we took into kirby, on merseyside. its inflation. exactly. he thinks they should learn more about money. they should learn more about money. on the economy, equipping p

. >> yes we have the rain bursting in the area nice little development. today kind of cooler with your weather pattern. 50s and 60s. but these numbers we are expecting about a 10th of an inch. mill valley is .40. san francisco point 14. not a major deal but we had a pretty good downpour yesterday evening. right now on the radar not a lot of coverage out there. still some chain controls in the sierra on 80 and 50. winter weather advisory in place until 9:00 this morning. in the mountains a little bit of green showing on the radar but not much. numbers are up in the upper 30 in the north bay, 48 in san francisco. livermore is 44 degrees. this morning we have partly cloudy skies, still some dusty wins -- gusty winds there is a chance of isolated showers. most of the area will be dry. temperatures this afternoon we are starting out the day in the low 40s and low 50s it 8:00. by 4:00 upper 50s to low 60s. more with your forecast in a few minutes. hopefully no major problems on the roadways. >>> 580 westbound altamont pass commute where people are coming from t

for the early hours of friday that could be bringing some bursts of heavy rain across south wales andf england, too. but in clear skies and got a chilly night ahead. in particular parts of scotland where we could see the grass. dominated by an area of low pressure heading in from the southwest during wet and windy weather, patchy rain than slowly pushing it further east. across much of england and wales. if we take a look at friday morning, a little bit more detail, that ring to be producing some fairly heavy burst across parts of cornwall, devon, southwest. some patchy rain dripping midlands right through parts of yorkshire. patchy rain will be pushing its way west to east across england and wales but there will be a few dryer, particularly towards the southeast. across the country, a better day for the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland. and except sunny spells and a few scattered showers. temperatures great for the time of year. stuck in the background at eight or 9 degrees. 0n the weekends on unsettled continues. sunshine and showers, cool breeze, more rain arrivi

the water pipe burst issue, he said someone told me we caused it. we didn't cause it. it had nothing to do with the permits. it happened at 4:00 in the morning, no one as on the site. that's just made up. so i don't know if we need to get that that further. again that was hearsay. if you want hearsay, with we can provide it, because ryan chris spoke to hudson and they said, you didn't do that at all. i know it's hearsay, but there is no evidence we had anything to do with the pipe burst. that's a distraction. so here's where we are. we're operating within the hours that we're allowed to operate within. i don't think there has been any allegation that really happened since february, we operated outside of them. and the sound, again there is nothing above 80, but if you want to verify the numbers, we'd be happy to put in the type one decibel readers that the police code requires to measure this. we'll put them in and we'll monitor them and have weekly meetings with hudson and with whomever we're allowed, and provide the data or whatever, just to show our noise is ok. i m

a late burst of heavy rain tonight and a late burst of -- last burst of breezes and then our next storms are trending a little drier as it should for april. here's a look at the temperatures today. 62 at half moon bay and lakeport. everybody else around 63 to 68 degrees. very mild afternoon. even with all that rain. here's a look at live doppler 7. marin and sonoma county have the moderate rain to even heavy rains. you see the yellows and oranges there. moving away from inverness and towards novato and petaluma. also, towards pen grove. there's more off the marin county coast and also the peninsula coast. this is going to come ashore in the next 30 minutes to 45 minutes, meaning 280 and 101 on the peninsula. some puddling will be possible. more wet weather on 101 with puddling possible. ramps up at 7:00 with a lot of yellow. did you see the reds in there through the morning hours. towards the tail end of the commute, it will get heavier. then it becomes steady today with moderate pockets and then tonight as the cold front starts to get near, you can see the reds in there. we have a bette

. >> lyle burst into tears. and erik burst into tears. >> the details of their emotional reunion. >>> good morning. and let's get right to our top story. the seemingly endless winter. not that we're bitter about it. >> not at all. it's april 7th. you'd think it would not be too much to ask to be able to put your winter coats away at this point, but no, look at the map. it appears to be sparing no one. we've got trouble on both sides of the country. there's a storm system working its way up the east coast and another storm hitting out west. >> overnight severe weather in the south. at least five reported tornadoes. this is video from a gas station in shreveport, louisiana. >> and as we enter the wedding season, a lot of nervous couples. a bridesmaid in massachusetts posting this image on instagram and the caption reads, will it be a white wedding? >> you can see the flakes in the background. sam champion in for rob this morning. he's fresh off the plane from florida gloating about it. nicely tanned. sam, we do ha

plus bank of america says the bitcoin bubble is bursting as we speak and they have a fancy chart to back up that claim. but danny masters, a former jpmorgan trader who has gone full crypto says it's not bursting, it's bottoming he's got a fancy chart of his own that might have you getting bullish on bitcoin again we start not with missiles or trade wars but instead with something that is really scary the fed and what looks like the end of easy money, yes, the trade war and the escalations taking a back seat to the fed, the first fed minutes of the jerome powell era was a bit more hawkish than many had thought with the moving to a neutral policy that sent stocks back to the lows we talk about the threats to this rally is perhaps the fed the biggest one? pete >> it is today the reason i say that is every single day there's a new headline that actually is moving everything around. it started off the day with syria, it started off with donald trump, then moves to the fed and back towards facebook and go towards technology, oil, the commodities themselves i think it's just literally that's wh

. >> reporter: today there are 25 glacial lakes in danger of bursting.the most dangerous glacier lakes is thorthomi. fit bursts it will instantly unleash 14 trillion gallons of water into the river valleys below, a tsunami from the sky. this is where pasan calls home. while most bhutanese respect their fast-flowing rivers, many keep their distance fearing they will be swept away. >> my two friends died. they drowned. they were drowned. >> reporter: which makes pasan's career choice even more surprising. he is a river guide. his future is linked with the water. have you seen a change in the water because of the glaciers melting fastener. >> every day. every year it increases. the river is like mother for me, like my mother. it feeds me. so that's why every time it changes, i wonder why. >> reporter: this churning whitewater is bhutan's white gold. and the bhutanese government wants to harness this power with a network of hydroelectric plants. but not everyone here is on board with the plan. like pasan's boss. tobi takes us downstream to what will become t

overnight saturday, a water heater in a second floor office burst, flooding the entire store and damaging an estimated $50,000 in inventory. >> the clothing probably will be lost. >> reporter: inside, soaked carpets, missing chunks of ceiling and broken glass. so much damage the store was for theed -- forced to close. >> i guess i might have to go home. >> i'm going to miss them. >> reporter: the american cancer society says it's not sure how long the store will remain closed and adds it's possible the shop could be forced to move. the los gatos discovery shop is one of the top sellers in the bay area. last year it earned more than $350,000 for cancer research and patient programs. >> it's an unfortunate situation. but we hope to get back on track as soon as possible. >> reporter: back on track, selling donated items to benefit cancer patients. because of all this damage, the shop can no longer accept donations here, but you can drop them off at the san jose discovery shop. also, you can donate funds to help this store get back on its feet on crowd rise. in los gatos, marianne favro, nbc

in general a lot of cloud around, and some further bursts of rain, too. looks like this. low pressure to the south of the uk, some very wet weather again across iberia into southern france. higher pressure extending across the north from scandinavia, and that easterly wind. we've seen some heavy rain, though, across parts of the south overnight, and that will tend to head its way away from the south—west, keeping, though, a cloudier zone through wales, the midlands, east anglia, parts of southern england, and maybe a few showers towards the south coast, where we may get some warm sunshine again. sunshine across north—western parts of england, maybe northern ireland, the north and west of scotland, where we're sheltered from that easterly wind which keeps it cold and grey around some north sea coasts, and still pretty misty overnight. some further bursts of rain as we head towards the end of the night, into thursday morning, but nowhere particularly cold. and, if anything, that rain is tending to move its way a bit further north on thursday, so it should b

and this person burst out into tears. >> calling my mom so i can get to ask questions. i could hear molly in the background telling her don't cry. i'm not mad. please don't cry. >> wow. the sisters are now making up for lost time. they meet regularly. they even have heart tattoos with a missing puzzle piece with the words what was once lost has been found. >>> the time is 4:57. hundreds of california national guard troops now being deployed to the border of mexico. when we come back, the controversial decision by governor brown that is putting him at odds with immigration advocates. >>> billionaire versus billionaire. the california democrat who is going around the country promoting a campaign to impeach president trump. >>> good morning. right now traffic is going to be okay. it looks like they're clearing up the road work near lafayette. so far highway 24 looks good on the way to the tunnel. >>> and in weather, the storm clouds clearing out as well with some blustery conditions out there. we still have the chance of a few isolated showers. we will have more on your th

indeed, we've got a number of areas with frost, so a cold start but a fair amount of sunshine bursting weather. really, across the midlands into eastern england, a lot of cloud with those cold winds. notice those winds on the east coast, 50, 55mp, something like that, and those winds will be with blowing all day, persistent rain across east anglia and south—east england. 25— 35 millimetres of rain. some risk of localised surface water flooding across eastern counties. temperatures really struggling. where we see the sunshine, high pushing on intimate leased double figures. the low pressure will be moving away to the north sea. pressure ahead of the next atlantic weather system. so cloud and rain close away from eastern england. sunshine for a time but scotland, england and wales, the next burst of rain coming in from the atlantic to bring wet weather into northern ireland and as we go through tuesday afternoon, the rain will be arriving across parts of england, wales and scotland. temperatures coming up a bit, but ttill, a little cool for the time of year. that rain will continue to pu

we start off with that weather system, with some heavier bursts of rain slowly moving away from englandern ireland. the north—west of scotland holding onto the fine weather for longest. south of that, brightening up nicely. some sunny spells, there could be some heavy and maybe thundery showers into parts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, wednesday onwards, low cloud, single figures. wednesday onwards, elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees in london. west is best for the drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: state media in syria says there has been a military strike on one of its airfields in homs. it comes a day after a suspected chemical attack. the self styled defender of christian culture, viktor 0rban, wins by a landslide in hungary's general election. comedian bill cosby — once the most watched man on american television — is

in northern england, northern ireland and southern scotland will drift north, still the odd heavy burstssome clearspells, low cloud, mist largely dry conditions with some clear spells, low cloud, mist and fog as well and not particularly cold by any stretch, minimum temperatures between five and eight degrees. we go into tomorrow, remember the band of cloud i showed you, the wriggling weather front, not too far away. looks likely to be bending back in to south—eastern areas tomorrow, that means sunday could bring outbreaks of rain to the south—east and east anglia. elsewhere, a few hefty showers breaking out, particularly in northern ireland, northern and western parts of scotland, but once again there will be a fair amount of dry weather. large areas of cloud but some spells of sunshine and wherever you look, double—digit temperatures, another mild feeling day, 1a in edinburgh and 12 in london. a quick look at the start of the coming week, remaining pretty u nsettled the coming week, remaining pretty unsettled with some rain at times, especially in the south, and despite an easterly bre

i recorded this burst of snow.ng to see is there's a lot of school out there. it's going to melt rather rapidly. 58 today, mid to upper 60s saturday through wednesday when thunderstorms are possible. >> happening today, protests are planned in the bay area, california and across the nation demanding action be taken to end school shootings. >> this comes on the 19th anniversary of columbine. abc 7's elissa harrington is live at notre dame high school. >> reporter: about 100 students from notre dame high school in san jose are expected to take part in a march through the city to city hall where they will hold a rally. the walkout starts at 10:00 a.m. i'm going to show you video from a similar walkout that happened just a month ago. these are students in menlo park who took part in the walk out inspired by the parkland students. this is also to protest gun violence and to call for stricter gun control, but it's also to mark the anniversary of the columbine shooting on april 20th, 1999. it's been 19 years. students wan

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o'er the ramparts we watched were so galiently streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs burstinghrough the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ star spangled at banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave >> i wish i had that voice. he was fantastic. thank you very much. the 2018 white house easter egg roll. many people, you know, it's supposed to be pouring, the weather. rainy supposed to be very and nasty and cold and windy. and look what we have. perfect weather. perfect weather. beautiful weather. thank you all for being here, folks. thank you all. i want to really thank the first melania, who has done an incredible job. she worked so hard on this event and so i want to thank you. thank the white house historical association and all of the people that worked so melania, with verybody to keep this incredible house or building or whatever you want to call it because there really is no name it. it is special. shape. keep it in tip-top we call it sometimes tippy top shape and it's a great, great place. it's an honor to have everybody family, f of

. >> reporter: the clerk saw a fireball near his gas station after this car burst into flames. san jose police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of this crash. it was a single car accident. a car has been pulled from this embankment and put on two of the tow truck. you can see the wreckage. the engine block came out of this car. let me show you with the scene looked like earlier this morning. now we are getting confirmation from san jose police that the driver of this car was killed in this early-morning crash. the two passengers, both of them under the age of 18, were left with life-threatening injuries. san jose police say it happened around 1:15 am this morning. it was a total of three people writing -- riding inside the stolen hyundai along san carlos street near royal avenue when the driver lost control of the car, jumped the curb and then the car rolled down the embankment and burst into flames. the man who was driving the car died at the hospital from his injuries. his two passengers were also rushed to the hospital with major injuries. we talked a short ti

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the sporadic bursts of rain living across the south and into southern scotland.hine and hefty showers, breezy and northern ireland, north—east scotla nd and northern ireland, north—east scotland sticking out into sunshine, temperatures up to 16 degrees. the temperatures up to 16 degrees. the temperatures will keep on climbing through the week ahead. by wednesday and thursday, perhaps 25 degrees in the south—east with other spots not too far behind. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: the us, britain and france have taken joint action for the first time in syria, bombing three chemical weapons sites with more than 100 missiles. the prime minister defends the use of british force as "legal and right", as four tornadojets were involved in the attacks russia have reacted strongly to the strikes, claiming the attacks were a blatant violation of international law at a united nations security council meeting. and president assad says it's the aggression that will make syria more determined to keep fighitng and crushing terrorism "in every inch of the country." more

people describe going to their windows and opening their windows so the windows would not burst, butdent trump speak in one ear and looking out over this city watching anti—aircraft fire and also seeing or he hearing those air strikes hit their targets. and also seeing or hearing those air strikes hit their targets. pictures that were released this morning that were labelled from the syrian presidency that showed president bashir al—assad appearing unfazed walking into a building almost nonchalantly is the word that you used, obviously trying to paint an image of not being particularly bothered, not being deterred by these strikes. we have also heard spin from their opposition who have reportedly said that these strikes are just farce as long as president bashir al—assad stays in power. reportedly said that these strikes are just a farce as long as president bashir al—assad stays in power. we have also spoken to people on the streets and at the top levels of government. 0ne official in the syrian government told me last night that syrians have been through so much, they have been fig

an area of rain expands to cover more of england, parts of wales, some darker blue, some heavy burstsly chilly. less so on tuesday morning. frosty, so not a worry as we go through this week. as we look at the big picture for tuesday, low pressure to the south of us. it's around that spiralling we see some wet weather systems occasionally, like the one we start off with on tuesday. high pressure in scandinavia. the flow of air means it is an easterly flow coming into the uk but look at the colours here, they're not baltic blue, the air‘s not coming from siberia, actually the eastern mediterranean so it's certainly not cold there. so as we go through the week, temperatures for many of us will be at or slightly above average, but there is one significant exception with cold air coming across the north sea, the north sea coast, it will be chilly, single figure temperatures. some rain at times this week, not all the time. some drier and even sunnier moments to be enjoyed too. this is how tuesday is shaping up. we start off with that wet weather system, with heavier bursts of rain, of rain,

those sporadic bursts of rain across the south—west, wales, northern ireland, midlands, east anglia,f the day. in the south—west mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers but northern and eastern scotla nd showers but northern and eastern scotland sticking into sunshine. inverness could get up to 16. slightly cooler elsewhere than it has been today. monday still frontal systems trying to push in telewest. most dry. some rain in northern ireland and showers across scotland. the best sunshine towards the south. temperatures 12—15. temperatures will start to climb in south—eastern areas on tuesday specially. some sunshine. more cloud for the bus. simmering for scotland and northern ireland and other western fringes. a bit cooler with the breeze. from the south—east corner could get up to 19 or20. south—east corner could get up to 19 or 20. that is not where the rising temperatures ends. deeper into the week ahead we have warm air from the no confidence was forget to wednesday and thursday south—eastern areas could get up to 25 and many other spots further north and was not too far behin

we start off with that weather system, with some heavier bursts of rain slowly moving away from englandsunny spells, there could be some heavy and maybe thundery showers into parts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, wednesday onwards, cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees in london. west is best for the drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: syria says one of its military airbases has been attacked by missiles, a day after a suspected chemical attack on a suburb of damascus. there are reports of loud explosions near an airfield in the city of homs. syria is claiming to have shot down eight missiles. the us denies any knowledge of an incident. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

in general a lot of cloud around, and some further bursts of rain, too.sure to the south of the uk, some very wet weather again across iberia into southern france. higher pressure extending across the north from scandinavia, and that easterly wind. we have seen some heavy rain, though, across parts of the south overnight, and that will tend to head its way away from the south—west, keeping, though, a cloudier zone through wales, the midlands, east anglia, parts of southern england, and maybe a few showers towards the south coast, where we may get some warm sunshine again. sunshine across north—western parts of england, maybe northern ireland, the north and west of scotland, where we're sheltered from that easterly wind which keeps it cold and grey around some north sea coasts, and still pretty misty overnight. some further bursts of rain as we head towards the end of the night, into thursday morning, but nowhere particularly cold. and, if anything, that rain is tending to move its way a bit further north on thursday, so it should be drying off across much

an area of rain expands to cover more of england, parts of wales, some darker blue, some heavy burstss so on tuesday morning. frosty, so not a worry as we go through this week. as we look at the big picture for tuesday, low pressure to the south of us. it's around that spiralling we see some wet weather systems occasionally, like the one we start off with on tuesday. high pressure in scandinavia. the flow of air means it is an easterly flow coming into the uk but look at the colours here, they're not baltic blue, the air‘s not coming from siberia, actually the eastern mediterranean so it's certainly not cold there. so as we go through the week, temperatures for many of us will be at or slightly above average, but there is one significant exception with cold air coming across the north sea, the north sea coast, it will be chilly, single figure temperatures. some rain at times this week, not all the time. some drier and even sunnier moments to be enjoyed too. this is how tuesday is shaping up. we start off with that wet weather system, with some heavier bursts of rain, slowly moving awa

heavy bursts in that and as we go on the tuesday, it sta rts and as we go on the tuesday, it starts are getting wet weather systems occasionally. high pressure across scandinavia. that results in an easily coming across the uk, don‘t worry about that, it is not going to be cold. the origin of the air is not siberia, it is closer to the eastern mediterranean. most of us will be on the mild side throughout the week ahead, the air is coming across from the north sea, the north sea coast will be chilly. some rain, some sunshine at times. west is best for the sunshine. scott moir looks to have a pretty good week coming up. here is the picture the tuesday, this area of rain very slowly nudging northwards into parts of scotla nd nudging northwards into parts of scotland and northern ireland. sa that, brightening up and turning quite warming places that they could be some thundery showers in england, particularly the south—west and south wales later. look at these temperatures on the north sea coast. single figures elsewhere. we are at or slightly above average for the time of year. that co

we start off with that wet weather system, with some heavier bursts of rain, slowly moving away fromme sunny spells, there could be some heavy and maybe thundery showers into parts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees. drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: western leaders have expressed their outrage at a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria. the united nations security council is due to meet in an emergency session. rebel fighters have now also begun leaving the devastated town of douma — their last remaining bastion on the outskirts of the capital, damascus. the incumbent, viktor orban, has declared victory in hungary's general election. his right wing party, fidesz, is projected to have won almost 50% of votes and two—thirds of the seats in parliament. mr orban says his re—election is a

in general of cloud around and some further burst of rain as well.e this. low pressure to the south of the uk. some very wet weather again across iberia into southern france. high—pressure extending across the north from scandinavia, in an easterly wind. we have seen some heavy rain, though, across parts of the south overnight and that will tend to head its way away from the south—west. keeping, though, a cloudier zone through wales, the midlands, east anglia, parts of southern england, maybe a few showers towards the south coast. we may get some warm sunshine again. sunshine across north—western parts of england. maybe northern ireland, the north and west of scotland, where we are sheltered from an easterly wind which keeps it cold and grey around some north sea coast. and still pretty misty overnight. some further burst of rain as we head towards the end of the night into thursday morning, but nowhere particularly cold. and if anything that rain is tending to move its way a bit further north on thursday, so it should be drying off across much of wa

we start off with that weather system, with some heavier bursts of rain slowly moving away from england onto the fine weather for the longest. some sunny spells, there could be some heavy and maybe thundery showers into parts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees in london. drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe — my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: western leaders express outrage at a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria — the un security council is to meet later. the self—styled defender of christian culture, viktor orban, wins by a landslide in hungary's general election. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is due to attend a national vigil following the deaths of 15 young ice hockey players in a bus crash. we will be live in humbold

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a number of areas with frost, so a cold start but at their amount of sunshine bursting. will be a lot of dry weather. across the midlands into eastern england, a lot of cloud with those cold winds. notice those wins on the east coast, 50, 50 miles an hour. those wins will be with blowing all day, persistent rain across east anglia and south—east england. 25— 35 millimetres of rain. some localised surface water flooding across eastern counties. temperatures struggling. we should see high is pushing on intimate leased double figures. the low pressure will be moving away to the north sea. pressure ahead of the next atla ntic north sea. pressure ahead of the next atlantic weather system. cloud away from eastern england. sunshine for a time but scotland, england and wales, the next burst of rain coming in from the atlantic to bring wet weather into northern ireland on tuesday afternoon, the rain will be arriving across parts of england, wales and scotland. still, a little cool for the time of year. that rain will continue to push eastwards, right away across the country into

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