cecilia: ¿y los dos incidentes?e relacionado con un auto negro y es de la madrugada tambiÉn.. cecilia: las autoridades dieron un parte del reporte hospitalario, parece que un niÑo de cuatro aÑos fue afectado. >> las heridas fueron menores y han salido del hospital.. cecilia: ¿quÉ hacer en las autopistas cuando un conductor actÚa de manera violenta? >> si ven que estÁn muy agresivos busquen la siguiente salida. cecilia: los nombres de las vÍctimas todavÍa no han sido revelados. si usted vio algo, por favor llame a la patrulla de caminos. yarel: ¡muchÍsimas gracias! nos acaba de llegar la informaciÓn de que el padre de la familia tambiÉn estÁ preocupado. le tendremos mÁs detalles en todos nuestros noticieros. temperaturas mÁs altas en el sur de california. vamos con adriana guzmÁn y las recomendaciones para esta ola de calor. adriana: ¡muy buenas tardes y buenas tardes para todos ustedes! estamos bajo advertencia por calor excesivo en el sur de california. temperaturas alcanzan los 90, incluso en los valles podrÍas ll

cecilia? >> that would be a significant move. james, thank you. >>> we're going to turn back home now. new york's mayor honoring the transit workers who jumped into action in tuesday's subway attack. the mayor saying the quick thinking, rushing to get passengers out of harm's way saved lives. and now, there are new details on the suspect's moves after the shooting. where he spent the night, and how he managed to hide in plain sight before calling the police on himself. janai norman on this story once again. >> reporter: we're hearing from those being hailed heroes tonight. for the first time, the brave new york city transit workers speaking out. >> passengers were coming off the train, falling to the floor. i was shouting to people, get on the train, get on the train. get on the train. >> reporter: train conductor david artis, describing the tense moments he rushed to get passengers out of the smoke filled subway car to the safety of another train across the platform. artis, along with train c

so, let's bring in cecilia vega tonight, and cecilia, big picture here, the cdc has been very concerned about the possibility of more difficult chapters ahead in this pandemic or future health crises, that they wouldn't have the authority to propose a mask mandate, protections for americans if they're needed. >> reporter: yeah, david, and this is something that the white house and officials here have been keenly aware of. they firm little believe that health officials need the next two weeks to go over data and make an informed decision on masks, based on the data. an informed decision based on the science. and this isn't just about covid right now and the health pandemic that we have all been living under, this is about precedent. the white house firmly believes it should be the cdc and the scientists basing these health decisions for americans based on science, david. >> in the meantime, whiplash for so many americans just trying to get through this day-to-day. cecilia, thank you, as always. >>> in the meantime, the other news tonight, and the war in ukraine. russia ramping up its ass

cecilia vega leading us off. cecilia, thank you.s i mentioned at the top tonight, i did speak late today with trevor reed's parents, joey and paula reed, who pursued their son's freedom tirelessly. tonight here, they describe that first phone call from their son after being freed. what he now faces, his health concerns now that he's coming home. and that phone call from president biden, what he said, and what they told the president. joey and paula reed, thank you so much for joining us, we're just so happy your son is coming home. how is he doing, where is he tonight? and most importantly, how soon before you see him? >> we're not really sure where he's at or when we'll get to see him. we know it's not going to be today. we got to talk to him on the phone a couple of times. he's in good spirits, but obviously we're still concerned about his health. >> what more has the state department told you about what he faces now that he's back in the u.s., headed back to america? i know you just got off the phone with the state department jus

hey, kayna. >> reporter: hey, cecilia, good morning.also be the solution. ♪ earth's 3 trillion trees can be considered the planet's lungs, taking in carbon dioxide and breathg e oxygen we need to live along with other vegetation trees capture a third of our annual global fossil fuel emissions, a key defense in our warming world. but since the 1900s earth but since the 1900s earth has lost almost 2.5 billion acres of forest. roughly the size of the united states. the result, disease, logging and extreme conditions caused by climate change. saving our forests is a subject of "national geographic" magazine's may issue. in the carolinas, some areas that were once lush cypress groves are what scientists call ghost forests, all dead due to encroaching salt in part from rising sealevels. >> it's risen over 11 inches since 1950 in north carolina. this is not something it will happen in the future but already happened. >> reporter: in california wildfire threatens our giant sequoias, trees that can live more than 3,000 years now burning in recor

cecilia vega standing by live at the white house. >>> the u.s. responding tonight to russia's newest warning of the dangers of nuclear war. what defense secretary lloyd austin said today. and tonight, germany, for the first time, sending ukraine heavy weapons. marcus moore in kyiv tonight. >>> the developing headline as we come on the air. the audio tonight of house republican leader kevin mccarthy. you will hear what he said, his concerns after january 6th, over members of his own party fueling unrest in this country. asking at one point, "can't they take their twitter accounts away?" and saying the country was "too crazy." jon karl with the audio tonight. >>> this evening, 24 hours after a federal judge's announcement that he would block any early rollback of former president trump's policy that allowed the u.s. to send back migrants over pandemic concerns, tonight, the biden administration reacting. will they ultimately move forward with their plan? >>> there is news this evening about a kidnapped 3-month-old baby boy taken from his grandmothe

cecilia: we don't know anything about the woman behind the character. keeps herself anonymous just to protect for her own safety. emily: so, talk to us about the rise of vtubers. and who else is falling into the popular category. cecilia: ironmouse broke records recently becoming the most popular vtuber on twitch last month. vtubing has become a sensation over the last couple of years with an over 467% increase between 2020 and 2021. and fans love it. they love the feeling of interacting live with an anime character, or a person presenting themselves as an anime character. emily: we have talked a lot about the rise of youtubers and the money they can make. is there a lot of money to be made here? are there careers to be made here? cecilia: for a select few there is money to be made and careers to be had. there are brands who have invested in them, particularly in japanese vtubers, companies like sega have been involved in helping sponsor companies. the first vtuber has done enormous deals with the japanese tourism agency. but generally speaking, it is a

méndez telemundo. >> gracias ana cecilia ahora vamos a pasar a hablar de las condiciones del tiempopleto y continúa vea nada más en ese planeo que vemos de la cámara, ccomo se mantiene despejado por completo. hoy se pudo ver a júpiter parte de marte en esa conjunción y vamos a seguir hablando de las estrellas y del sol muy importante como lo que va suceder en los próximos días en esa región claramente se ve esta montaña de aire todo california nevada arizona está construyendo esta ventana de aire que se va a posicionar la rotación sigue trayendo ese frío yendo precisamentepara salt lake city, pero en nuestra área lo que es california el panorama es despejado por completo si va a traer todavía la circulación de este sistema la presencia de alto oleaje ya que es donde viene el problema hasta mañana las 9:00 de la noche va a continuar esa marea intensa olas dehasta 12 pies de altura corrientes marinas por lo tanto mucho cuidado si usted va hacia las costas precisamente para eliminar ese calor que a partir de mañana va a comenzar a subir se espera que por la noche las temperaturas alcan

here's our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: president biden in the rose garden today holding up a so-called ghost gun, built with parts from a kit that can be ordered online. >> it's not hard to put together. little drill, hand drill at home. doesn't take very long. a felon, a terrorist, a domestic abuser, can go from a gun kit to a gun in as little as 30 minutes. >> reporter: often made on a 3d printer, ghost guns are impossible to trace in a crime. but today, for the first time in more than half a century, the white house expanding the federal definition of a firearm to now include ghost guns. the gun parts will now have serial numbers, so they can be traced, and a background check will be required to buy a kit from a commercial dealer. >> if you buy a couch you have to assemble, it's still a couch. if you order a package like this one over here, it includes the parts you need to directly assemble a functioning firearm, you bought a gun. >> reporter: in new york city alone, police seizing 131 ghost guns so far this year. that's a staggering 351% in

cecilia munoz, pleasure talking to you. we will be right back. kristen: thanks for joining us today on this interactive show, getting answers. we will be here every week day at 3:00 on errand on >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the cdc has asked the department of justice to appeal the decision on masks, to appeal that ruling from a federal judge that struck down the travel mask mandate. tonight, the notice of appeal has now been filed. it comes just as millions of americans take off their masks to fly and to go on public transportation in most of the country. tonight, the cdc now asking the jus tigs department to appeal that ruling. the judge who struck down the federal mask mandate. so, tonight here, what does this mean for americans traveling? and why is the cdc concerned about a large herb issue here, if there's another threatening wave of the virus down the road, are they concerned they won't have the authority to have americans put on masks? gio ben itez tonight.

cecilia? >> gio, thank you. >>> all the millions traveling this weekend will be watching the weather. tonight, a new storm moving into the west as parts of the south are bracing for severe weather. let's go to ginger zee. ginger, track it all out for us. >> reporter: southern missouri and northern arkansas are under right now. and it's very windy in the great lakes. you go west, and you see the new storm. the sierras should pick up 15 inches of snow. the bay area, some rain. 5 1/2 feet of snow fell in oregon this week, and they'll get more. easter sunday, mobile, shreveport, jackson, mississippi, need to be on the lookout for severe weather. >> thank you. >>> and late today, the white house announcing plans to open up public lands to oil and gas drilling. raising the federal royalties that companies pay to drill for the first time in a century. the move ordered by a louisiana court comes as president biden tries to bring down gas prices. but it also contradicts his commitment to reducing the u

cecilia, thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine. secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin in that high stakes visit to kyiv, landing in poland and traveling to kyiv by train. tonight, their strong words for russia and vladimir putin. what the defense secretary said about making sure putin and russia would not be able to do what it's done in ukraine. abc's marcus moore reporting from kyiv tonight. >> reporter: tonight, russian fourn ministereminister sergey v with a chilling warning that the risk of nuclear war is a real one. speaking to state-run media, lavrov said, "the danger is serious, it is real, it cannot be underestimated." he add ed a measure of caution, though, saying he did not want to see these risks of nuclear war "artificially inflated." the warning came after a high-stakes visit by top american officials with ukrainian president zelenskyy in kyiv. after the trip, u.s. defense secretary austin was blunt in discussing u.s. goals. >> we want to see russia weakened to the degree that it can't do

cecilia. >> long road ahead. we are thinking of him.phanie, thank you so much. >>> coming up, as we said george will speak exclusively to trevor reed's family. >>> we turn to weather. severe storms moving into the plains. ginger joins us now with that and, ginger, they're on the lookout for possible tornadoes and huge hail. >> yes, in populated places like oklahoma city or wichita. look at what the skies were doing, elect rified over omaha. last night you did have rotation trying, but today all of the pieces come together. all of the ingredients for severe storms including the supercells which create those tornadoes. this is the area that will look for it along the dry line which is a big instigator out in the plains from southern nebraska right through kansas city, wichita, tulsa, and even wichita falls down into texas, damaging wind is possible, and that's not it. tomorrow, on your weekend, chicago gets into the damaging wind threat all the way through western indiana and, george, into st. louis. >> okay, ginger, thanks very much. >>>

strategy for the democrats about how they do the map for the whole country. >> and to that point, cecilian florida by saying, i don't think this is where the vast majority of the american people are. but the white house really has to be worried about this. >> they're very much worried about november and the midterms, and i think any democrat you talk to in this town is becoming increasingly candid about their prospects for november. they're not hiding from that anymore. but what was telling to me is the fact that you even saw the president jump in head on on this one. he really unloaded on friday and went after desantis and said that this was an example of the far right taking over the republican party. this is a white house, this is a president that really picks their battles so the fact he jumped head-on into this is pretty telling. what you're not -- you see people in the white house, when you talk to them, they are very concerned about the effects of this so-called "don't say gay" law on lgbt and schools and families and schools but they'll jump on into this culture war fight. they wa

joining us now to discuss gus the fight to reproductive freedom, cecilia richards is also -- michelle goodwin is the author of policing the womb, the invisible woman and the criminalization of motherhood. it's good to see you both. cecilia, i'm going to start with you, and i'm going to bring back that map for to see what's texan seeking abortions see. nearly half are traveling to oklahoma. tell me about how oklahoma's new ban is gonna put a strain on resources, not just in oklahoma, and not just in texas, but throughout the whole region. >> well, that map is pretty chilling, alicia, because it's not just oklahoma. if you look at that map, we're looking at mississippi, louisiana, arkansas, these are all states where their legislatures are making every attempt they can to make abortion much harder to get. and of course, what we've seen is in the states where there is access, to save legal abortion, they have been overwhelmed by the volume of patients coming from the state of texas. i would also point out, if you look at the states where essentially they are -- the legislatures and the g

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. >> cecilia vega live at the white house. as we talk about the numbers we are aware of the dire situation on the ground in ukraine. let's get to our foreign correspondent james longman who has been talking with people leaving mariupol. james, you heard the president say despite russia's claim that mariupol has fallen, though clearly a city on the brink, he said it is not clear that the ukrainians have lost the fight for mariupol, at least not yet. you were telling us before we came on the air of the desperation, the descriptions from the people escaping that city. >> reporter: yeah, david. i mean as i talk to you now there are families reuniting all around us here in zaporizhia, which has been kind of a staging point for people getting out of mariupol. we just saw three buses pull up packed full of people. i say 30 mostly women and children and elderly people. i spoke to one man who got off, vitaly, i man i think in his late 60s,nd i told me he was living underground for more than 20 days. the journey out, also significant. h

president biden's nominees who are black women and they include cecilia rouse, nuria fernandez, adrian todman, alexis and eleanor. we hear this preposterous notion that somehow the race of the candidate is what's going on here. the fact is we have a difference of opinion about what qualifies a person to serve on the fed and it's not some tiny obscure minority that is concerned about lisa cook's qualifications to be fighting inflation when she refused to articulate any plan for dealing with inflation. it was the majority of the senate that just voted. we just had the vote. and i should also point out that what's the difference here? the difference is we want to vote and you just heard the chairman, block a vote on president biden's nominee to chair the fed, powell and philip jefferson. the chairman doesn't want votes on either of them. apparently not on both of them. he just objected. i would remind everyone that for months now we have been trying to process the fed nominees and our democratic colleagues refused. what we said was there are five nominees. only one of them is -- we're goi

cecilia, thank you so much. george? we get the latest on the war in ukraine and the new threats from vladimir putin. he's warning of escalating retaliation against countries that intervene in the conflict, saying russia will do what it needs to stop them. ian pannell is in ukraine. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. incredibly three weeks ago when last in ukraine this area was under the control of russian forces. today, of course, it's now held by the ukrainians. the russians have left the area but the ukrainians have to clear out the damage. what we're watching in the background, demining teams trying to make the homes and buildings safe for people to come back to their villages. they're collecting grenade, anti-tank and personnel mines and rockets left on the ground and some as booby traps to try to capture people as they return home and this comes as we're seeing russia's stiffest response yet to that support for the ukrainian support down here on the ground. this morning, the pentagon saying more

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. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia.l, the president says this historic step will cause gas prices to drop fairly significantly. biden announcing he will release 1 million barrels of oil from the reserve every day for the next six months. that's the largest release ever. the president is also putting oil companies on notice chastising them for not increasing production here in the u.s. and calling on congress to fine companies that aren't using their leases on public lands. now, all of this is an attempt to ease pain at the pump and also some political pressure too. with the midterms now just a few months away and inflation at a record high, the president is now putting the blame squarely on vladimir putin calling this the putin price hike but republicans and his critics have noted gas prices were rising before russia started this war. george? >> mary, thanks very much. let's bring in our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis. rebecca, how much difference will this make? >> reporter: well, we're seeing the impact a

cecilia vega standing by live at the white house. >>> the u.s.onding tonight to russia's newest warning of the dangers of nuclear war. what defense secretary lloyd austin said today. and tonight, germany, for the first time, sending ukraine heavy weapons. marcus moore in kyiv tonight. >>> the developing headline as we come on the air. the audio tonight of house republican leader kevin mccarthy. you will hear what he said, his concerns after january 6th, over members of his own party fueling unrest in this country.

we're talking about cecilia claudio, the former chief information officer at align technology. she's making a $3 million donation to humane society silicon valley. the fund will go go to boost the spay and neuter program which is critical to cutting down on animal homelessness. it will have a big impact. >> we have a goal of performing 10,000 surgeries per year. and this very generous donation will allow us to do there for many, many years to come. >> this is all part of the humane society's goal of raising $60 million over the next few years to help pets and families in need. to find out how you can donate, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> happy monday, everyone. jeff ranieri is here. i noticed jeff was off last week when the weather was beautiful. today he's back and the weather is lousy. >> i might have a little in. i might have a little in. obviously, i knew these changes were coming, but when they got here -- >> it is really windy. >> crazy, right? we went from like 90s to. >> 50s. >> rain and wind again. >> get the heavier jackets back out. >> he doesn't deny anythi

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cecilia, thank you. will carry the president's comments live a little later this morning. >>> now to that frightening scene on a south carolina little league field. gunfire sending the young players and their families ducking, running for cover. now authorities are offering a reward for information leading to an arrest. eva pilgrim has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, south carolina police are searching for the gunman who interrupted this little league baseball game with a barrage of gunfire. silas ledbetter just 8 years old was on the mound when the shots rang out. >> i got down and then i only went to my mom. >> reporter: his dad recording the game, his camera still rolling as terrified young players and their coaches dived to the ground for safety. >> the hardest part is getting home and the kids are still scared and we're trying to say, hey, you're safe here. they are scared to use the bathroom by themselves. kaiser, our 5-year-old wouldn't stop crying and i'm, like, why are you crying? like i

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other golden lion prize for this 16 foot bronze sculpture at the central biennale show, curated by ceciliaetween 80% and 90% are female. i wanted to give the stage and the platform to many amazing, wonderful artists who also happen to be women. and why has it taken so long, do you think? because we still live in a very sexist society, and it's very, very hard to advance. advance is happening in scotland's exhibition. this tapestry looks at slavery and the stories we're told. the artist, alberta whittle, is the first black woman to represent scotland in venice. i think the world's more ready to accept women artists, possibly. black women artists, i don't know. i'd like it if people weren't so scared to work with ideas of race or to kind of open up these conversations. but change is afoot here, certainly when it comes to whose art gets a place on the wall. katie razzall, bbc news, venice. stars of the popular british television series downton abbey have hit the red carpet for the the world premiere of the franchise's latest film a new era, which follows the crawley family as they travel to t

our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega with the latest on that.ecilia, good morning. >> reporter: hey, t.j., good morning to you. you just said it. this is a trump-era policy and really it's been used more than a million times now to expel migrants at the border. opponents of this title 42 say that it used covid as an excuse to keep immigrants out of the country so the administration had planned to lift it come may 23rd but people who want to keep it in place say lifting it would lead to this large influx of immigration at the border. even the administration has conceded that lifting title 42 could lead to as many as 18,000 border crossings a day at its peak up from 8,000 right now. so the white house really has been under a ton of pressure on this one. republicans have turned this into a political attack. house minority leader kevin mccarthy, you can see him there, at the border yesterday, cameras in tow there hailing this move by the federal judge as a victory for border security but even members of the president's own party, democrats and allie

other golden lion prize for this 16 foot bronze sculpture at the central biennale show, curated by cecilias called the milk of dreams, between 80% and 90% are female. i wanted to give the stage and the platform to many amazing, wonderful artists who also happen to be women. and why has it taken so long, do you think? because we still live in a very sexist society, and it's very, very hard to advance. advance is happening in scotland's exhibition. this tapestry looks at slavery and the stories we're told. the artist, alberta whittle, is the first black woman to represent scotland in venice. i think the world's more ready to accept women artists, possibly. black women artists, i don't know. i'd like it if people weren't so scared to work with ideas of race or to kind of open up these conversations. but change is afoot here, certainly when it comes to whose art gets a place on the wall. katie razzall, bbc news, venice. ajapanese woman, officially certified as the world's oldest person, has died aged 119. kane tanaka got married a century ago. emily brown reports. a warning, her report contain

. >>> let's bring in our chief white house correspondent, cecilia vega.ilia, the president's message, more help on the way. >> reporter: yeah, exactly, george. right now the administration looking to provide more help in terms of a range and distance to ukraine. they're really focused on the next phase of this war as administration officials have been saying that eastern donbas region. so we're talking about a new aid package that could come as early as today. as much as $750 million, things like humvees and new types of weapons and hardware, we're talking about things like these powerful howitzer artillery, these are like long-range cannons. also today, this is a big deal. eight of the top companies from -- in the united states that make weapons, companies like raytheon and lockheed martin will be at the pentagon today talking about their ability the meet ukraine's long-term weapons needs. this is long-term planning so that gives you a sense of the conversations that are happening behind closed doors. george, listen to this, these numbers are staggering.

chief white house correspondent cecilia vega has the latest.rning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning to you. yeah, the white house here is very keenly aware of how these prices are hurting americans and for this matter also that the midterms are not that far off. so today the president heads to the all-important state of iowa where he's expected to announce his emergency waiver that is essentially going to allow for gas stations to sell what's called this e15 gas, this is a blend with 15% ethanol. most gas in this country has 10% ethanol blend. farmers in corn rich iowa have been pushing for this one. the white house says this move is going to help save americans about 10 cents on the gallon, but, michael, let me give you this reality check here. we are talking about a temporary waiver. this is just for the summer. usually e15 is already banned in the summer because it's believed to contribute to smog during the warmer months. and then there's this, e15 is sold in a very limited number of gas stations, just about 2% of the statio

other golden lion prize for this 16—foot bronze sculpture at the central biennale show, curated by ceciliaams, between 80% and 90% are female. i wanted to give the stage and the platform to many amazing, wonderful artists who also happen to be women. and why has it taken so long, do you think? because we still live in a very sexist society, and it's very, very hard to advance. advance is happening in scotland's exhibition. this tapestry looks at slavery and the stories we're told. the artist, alberta whittle, is the first black woman to represent scotland in venice. i think the world's more ready to accept women artists, possibly. black women artists, i don't know. i'd like it if people weren't so scared to work with ideas of race or to kind of open up these conversations. but change is afoot here, certainly when it comes to whose art gets a place on the wall. katie razzall, bbc news, venice. stars of the popular british television series downton abbey have hit the red carpet for the the world premiere of the franchise's latest film, "a new era", which follows the crawley family as they tr

and cecilia askew, it makes me smile because we've never had a president. he showed more signs of authoritarianism than a manual on that call. i mean, he's the figure of brutal repression in all protests, not only with the yellow vests, but also with fire fighter protests. he was the man who pitted police officers against fire fighters. that's the reality. don't get p. m. labranz government says the green sailors damaged in a huge explosion of bay roots port 2 years ago will be demolished. official sailor, too weak to be left standing and too expensive to repair that despite families wanting them, preserved as a memorial for the $215.00 victims of the blast, it was caused when a fire broke out at a warehouse that the stone chemicals china's denounced a visit to taiwan by us politicians. senator lindsey graham is among the group meeting president saying when and the defense minister taiwan says the visit demonstrates what it calls a rock solid relationship with the united states. china, which claims the island as its territory, says the u. s. it needs to sto

other golden lion prize for this 16 foot bronze sculpture at the central biennale show, curated by cecilia the milk of dreams, between 80% and 90% are female. i wanted to give the stage and the platform to many amazing, wonderful artists who also happen to be women. and why has it taken so long, do you think? because we still live in a very sexist society, and it's very, very hard to advance. 0c advance is happening in scotland's exhibition. this tapestry looks at slavery under the stories we're told. the artist, alberta whittle, is the first black woman to represent scotland in venice. i think the world's more ready to accept women artists, possibly. black women artists, i don't know. i'd like it if people weren't so scared to work with ideas of race or to kind of open up these conversations. but change is afoot here. certainly when it comes to whose art gets a place on the wall. katie razzall, bbc news, venice. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with m

other golden lion prize for this 16 foot bronze sculpture at the central biennale show, curated by ceciliailk of dreams, between 80% and 90% are female. i wanted to give the stage and the platform to many amazing, wonderful artists who also happen to be women. and why has it taken so long, do you think? because we still live in a very sexist society, and it's very, very hard to advance. advance is happening in scotland's exhibition. this tapestry looks at slavery under the stories we're told. the artist, alberta whittle, is the first black woman to represent scotland in venice. that's all for now. hello. if it's rain you're after it you won't find any substantial amount in this forecast. we were on monday teased by a few showers out there that only produced a few millimetres of rain here and there and they are not a sign of things to come. this weak front in scotland and northern england will squeeze out a little light and patchy rain on tuesday. but this is the main weather feature building and for the rest of the week and looks like the rest of the month to. high pressure right across us