. >> she got involved with darren. >> darren was here. >> darren was here. >> darren galas, a little older. made good money in his highway construction job. sandra was crazy about him. so son austin, came nine months later and braydon, two that. by anyone 24, she was the matriarch of her own little clan. >> they were the apple of her eye. >> life was good until april 2005 when sandra came to her parents very upset. >> as she told us, she was cleaning out her husband's backpack and two phone numbers fell out. she called the phone numbers and it turned out to be two different married women. >> sandra confronted darren. >> he would never admit it. he kept saying they were friends. >> she knew koiz. >> she new otherwise. >> she moved out. got a job at a beach house restaurant. an island landmark. it was a life changer. >> she was a darling girl, you know. with two darling children. >> a waitress at the beach house saw her transformation into young working woman. >> she wore her hair back, was prim and proper. was very subdued. as soon as she got away from darren, she was -- she cut her h

. >> darren was here. darren galas. made good money in her construction job. sandra was crazy about him. soon after she moved home, they got married. son austin came nine months later and braden two years after that. so by the age of 24, sandra was the matriarch of her own little clan. >> she loved the boys to death. he were the apple of her eye. >> life was good until april 2005, when sandra came to her parents very upset. >> as she told us she was cleaning out her husband's backpack and two papers fell out, two phone numbers. she called the phone numbers and its turned out to be two different married women. >> sandra confronted darren. >> he would never admit it. he just kept saying they were friends. she knew. that's when i questioned, are you going back? are you going to reconcile? she said, no, i'm done. >> by june, darren moved out and sandra moved on, got a job at the beach house restaurant. an island landmark. it was a life changer. >> she was just a darling girl, you know, with two darling childre

being with darren, they haven't stopped i have a lot of feeling, with ealing council on behalf of darren i do think ealing council should have registered them as british citizens when they were 13 and when they were minors. the home 0ffice denies it has issued deportation notices to the twins.|j am aware of deportation notices to the twins.|j am aware of darren deportation notices to the twins.|j am aware of darren and he has been told by prison officials there is a plan to deport him to grenade. and with regards to darryl, i have physically seen the stage one intention that was served. why shouldn't the government to someone who is not a british citizen and who commits previous bodily heart? they are paying their debt to society. why should they now be subject to a double punishment? when they all, but for an application which should have been done by adults in charge of theircare. have been done by adults in charge of their care. darren's partner says the twins feel as if they are in limbo, when it comes to their future but to her, the picture is clear. limbo, when it comes to their fu

with the council on behalf of darren, and it has never been straightforward with them.e they should have registered them as british citizens when they were 13 and when they were minors. the home office denies it's issued deportation orders to the twins, but an immigration lawyer for darell has seen a notice. i am aware of davin telling his family member that he has been told by prison officials there is a plan to deport him to grenada, and with regards to darell, i have physically seen his page one notice of intention to deport. why shouldn't the government deport someone who is not a british citizen and commits previous bodily harm ? they both are paying their debt to society, why should they now be subjected to a double punishment when all but for an application which should have been done by adults who were in charge? darren‘s partner says the twins now feel as if they are in limbo when it comes to their future, but to her, the picture is clear. i would say that he is already being punished, he is in prison, he is serving his sentence. so for me, it doesn't matter wh

this is darren's partner who wants to remain anonymous.at ten months ago darren was told by a prison officer that he would be deported to grenada on release. still carrying out his sentence, she says the news has taking its toll on him. i think he is at a point where he has given up, so our conversation wasn't like he is willing to fight it or he is willing to... it was just, he doesn't feel he has the power to

this is darren's partner who wants to remain anonymous.d by a prison officer that he would be deported to grenada on release. still carrying out his sentence, she says the news is how is this impacting your son? i think at this point in time he doesn't understand. his main concern all the time is when can he see his dad. i do think my son will question his british citizenship because for me, the definition of british citizen is someone who was born here, someone who was raised here, that would be the same for my son, born here, raised here, grew up here, so why would he be any different? the council who looked after davin and derrell since the age of 13 has said that attempts have been made to register the twins for british citizenship, but neither of the men sign the necessary documentation. the home office issues a deportation notice to anyone without citizenship who has been convicted of a serious crime and serving a sentence of at least 12 months. davin's partner disagrees that the council made attempts to register the twins. speaking

i will see you with more on the rest of our forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you darren.e are also getting more video of a chaotic scene in oakland where huge crowd of people mobbed a fire truck responding to a medical call last night. this happened at lakeshore and brooklyn avenue. the crowd blocking the engine on all sides and banging on it. some even climbing on top and dancing. because of the crowd, it took the fire engine 14 minutes to respond to the 24-year-old patient instead of the two or three minutes it should have taken.>>> the fireworks kept you up all night, you still got more rest than firefighters across the bay area. there were so many blazes in contra costa county firefighters had to be rationed because there were not enough to go around. in fact, residents say the fireworks have been relentless all week while fire crews say each person setting them off is playing a dangerous game. they battled over 60 fires yesterday, most of them small like one next to a school parking lot in san pablo. but the sheer number of them stretched resources to a bare minimum.

here's darren with a look at this morning's weather. good morning, darren. with sunshine around, and it should be getting warmer as well. eventually we will have a weather front approaching the north—west by the end of the weekend, but high pressure is in charge, keeping it dry and sunny for the remainder of the first test in southampton. for many parts, a sunny start. some showers into the north—west of england for a while, but a bit more cloud blowing into northern ireland and scotland, and this is where we will see the bulk of the showers. a good amount of sunshine in the afternoon, a bit of patchy cloud bubbling up. 16 or 17 degrees, a little warmer further south, 20 bubbling up. 16 or 17 degrees, a little warmerfurther south, 20 or 21 this afternoon. as the cloud fades away later in the day, a lovely end to the day for england and wales. a bit more cloud overnight for scotland and northern ireland. in the far north of scotla nd ireland. in the far north of scotland and northern ireland, some patchy rain, but that should have gone by the end of the night

prosecutor reopen the case earlier this year and says the decision does not exonerate the officer darrenilson. mike tobin picking up the reporting from the midwest bureau on this. >> there definitely people that are unhappy with the decision of the county prosecutor, but what we have not seen or any clashes or destruction. a small group of demonstrators at a ferguson market and liquors last night. to the focal point of the demonstration six years ago. after the st. louis county prosecutor were talking about decided not to move forward with charges against darren wilson. >> although this case represents one of the most significant moments in st. louis' history, the question for this office was a simple one, could we prove beyond a reasonable doubt that when darren wilson shot michael brown, he committed murder or manslaughter under the missouri law? after an independent and in-depth review of the evidence, we cannot prove that he did. >> a grand jury under the previous prosecutor bob macola chose not to indict wilson, the justice department exonerating him, now we see the new county prose

and i'm darren. and this is dexter. he's two. he now strings words together into sentences. pigeon!ne! never said that word before. hello! thanks for coming down. how are you guys doing? is that your digger? very nice. louis would like that digger. it is such a fun age because they start to, like, express more. she can now scrunch up her nose and everything. we play peekaboo a lot as well. so that's amazing. but yeah, i've learned a lot through tiny happy people as well, how much food she should have. and her first word was dada as well. 0h, amazing. i was trying to get her to say dada and it worked. dada! there you go! you are absolutely passionate about early years development. yes, very passionate. people sort of assume it's because you're a mum, but actually it goes back quite far for you, doesn't it? yeah, it goes back a long way. i think, you know, in a way, lots of the parents here and lots of the parents and families that you speak to, i think they all know how important it is to look after our children, and to nurture and care for young kids. but i didn't realise, before i

and darren lawyer says it will need to make new job cuts that song top of the 15000 previously announced. the german automaker told news agency d.p.a. that it needs to increase cost cutting its demand for its vehicles slumps dialer currently employ boys about $300000.00 people worldwide. the gunman in last year's terror attacks on mosques in new zealand has fired his lawyers ahead of sentencing in march he is saillant admitted he killed 51 worshippers he faces jail for life and his hearing next month. floods are continuing to batter large stretches of southern china affecting some 34000000 people and more rain is expected in the coming days authorities have sent in thousands of troops help contain record high water levels. a funeral service has been held for the mayor of south korea's capital seoul amidst controversy more than half a 1000000 people signed an online petition opposing publicly funded ceremonies for the man which was also streamlined streamed online park one soon was found dead on a mountainside friday an apparent suicide that was days after his former secretary filed a cri

darren jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up.i think we have one of the lowest mortality rates in the work week well we're going to tackle we had 900 deaths in a single day we will take on this week false claims the u.s. president is challenging his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. virus cases in colombia sole medical.

. >> i am devin fehely and let's get to our meteorologist darren peck. >> looking back over toward the bay bridge it is gray but in other locations like san jose waking up with relatively clear skies, hazy skies in the distance, but san jose has sunshine to start the day. it will be about 7 degrees warmer for the afternoon as a result with 57 degrees at san jose, oakland at 53, san jose at 58. we have sunshine in the late morning for just about everybody except at the beaches. will clear out clouds in a hurry. san jose could be 7 degrees warmer than yesterday but places like concord or livermore will be closer to 10, 93 today and concord, and you were in the mid-80s yesterday. thatly whe we noticed warm up for saturday afternoon with many places at the coast and bay staying close to yesterday with more coming up in your complete forecast, coming up in a few minutes. >>> the second alameda county shares employee died from the coronavirus and the office says "it is with great sadness we can confirm that a professional non-sworn staff member of our agency has passed away due to covid-19 c

. >>> let's get a check with darren and our weather conditions. >> i want to add perspective to the air quality issue. take a look at the high resolution satellite. i'm going to point out the smoke plume coming off the crews fire. there it is right down there to the south. if that's coming off the fire, that's a 600-acre fire blowing that smoke down from the southeast and well away from us and wind is going to continue down here. watch the increase. those are 20 mile-an-hour gusts from gilroy, not far from the perimeter of that fire. and then we'll see things calm down once we get into the overnight hours there. those winds are also responsible for a cool down for everyone tomorrow. i'll have more in a few minutes. >>> did illegal fireworks keep you up all night? you still got a lot more rest than bay area firefighters. the san francisco fire department says it responded to 110 fires between 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday and 3:00 this morning. all but two of the 110 were caused by fireworks. they also treated two young people for burn injuries. >>> a 6-acre inferno was just one fire s

darren, i don't know where the craziness stops.r your views on rogue cops and doing crazy stuff, now taking it to the level where, you know, you're taking money from them. you're defunding them. you're not letting them, you know, handle traffic stops. where does this end? >> you know, good question, neil. this is something that we saw a long time coming. when we look at places like berkeley, in san francisco, you seem like you have more people living on the street than living in residential communities. it goes back to defunding or police reform there is no smart way this strategy is rolled out. look what happened in seattle, washington, for example, that was classic example of a epic collapse in connection with the removal or eradication of police. you saw the police were removed from that quote-unquote "chop" zone. we saw violence and anarchy playinged that community. now we're transitioning what they're looking to do in california. not having officers embark on traffic stops is a serious mistake this is one of the most dangerous

darren lewis, darren, thanks so much. >>> a much anticipated day for japanese baseball fans to tell you. ended in a wash of disappointment. it was the first day the nupon professional baseball league was allowing people to attend a game after the stadium had been closed for months due to covid-19. but just 20 minutes before the game between the popular giants and swallows, a torrential downpour forced organizers to postpone. some of the players tried to cheer up the crowd, like that. but fans were, clearly, frustrated. luckily, five other baseball games were able to go on, as planned. friday, as japan's restrictions continue to ease. and that is cnn "newsroom." i'm natalie allen. thanks so much for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. "new day" is next. when you have depression, it can plunge you into deep, dark lows. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression... with just one pill, once a day. eld

darren, thank you very much, see you later.irus. at the moment, i am grieving. it's going to take a long time. and he's going to be really missed. having to lose somebody like that, and be away from them as one of the most heartbreaking things. it was typical of both men to keep working, even when furlough was an option. when the furlough came, he didn't even put his name forward, even though he was at risk, with diabetes. i have a big regret that i didn't just tell him to stop working. it just wasn't worth it and it never will be worth it. i wish i could go back in time and tell him that. people like arnie and reg made essentialjourneys possible as the virus spread. but covid now got them both. i spent his final half—hour with him, so they let me be with him while he passed. which was traumatic, to say the least. yeah, we couldn't even give him the funeral that he deserved. danny o'hanlon remembers what it felt like to drive at the height of the pandemic, when many measures to protect drivers weren't in place. very, very nervo

>> i know you would report on it, or doerun. >>> darren, what's ahead in the weather?disguise have been clear for it, but the clear skies have not been go for the temperatures, so i will go back to that story. danville, 101 today. dublin 98, santa rosa 96, san anselmo 96, sunnyvale 91, san mateo 98. i spotlighted some of the extremes of the newscast, but i want to get as many of you covetous i can just to show you what this day was like that you can see the spread from danville's 100 want to san mateo's 88. all right, that is today. let's look ahead. tomorrow morning slows bring us back down into the mid 50s. 55 for oakland, 50 livermore, san francisco 54. let's get everyone's daytime highs on your. here is the thing about tomorrow. it is a little hotter than today. not much you probably won't notice it done here in san jose or for much of the south. fremont, you will go to 84 is pretty close to where were you today. concord 100, technically you had 100 2. 134 brentwood, 90 livermore. basically, how it felt to you today? tomorrow is going to repeat a. oakland, not so b

darren is here to tell us when we might get a break. >> hey, juliet. monday is when the temperatures will get better. tomorrow will be a little hotter than today. it really depends on where you are. if you are in oakland, san francisco, anywhere near the coast. it was not a bad day. 79 in oakland. look at the spread from the coolest pacifica at 61 over here on the coast in the green all the way inland to concord's 102. when we talk about the heat for the rest of this week today and tomorrow, the focus is over here. in fact, let's pull out a few more locations from over there today. walmart walnut creek. you go just over the hill but it was only 81 in hayward. the scene is going to replay again tomorrow . i will be back with more on the rest of the forecast a nefor >>> santa clara county will slide into phase 2 every opening. that means that jim's, hair and nail salons, pulse and a number of other businesses can open the door but the loosened roles, as santa clara county seas are rising covid-19 cases . officials say in the last few weeks almost 2000 pe

. >>> we have darren peck and his tech right here. >> i want to start out by showing you the comparison from where i left off last time. just the difference from where we were today in terms of what would've been average, and you really see it was the far inland east bay that is experiencing the most heat. while everybody in the bay noticed a warm up, it was as much as 15 degrees warmer than averaged there. here is tomorrow, a big improvement. the colors look better in concord is only going to be three degrees above average. i will show you exactly what those temperatures mean coming up and you will like them better than what you had today. first, if we look at the big picture, not a cloud out there. early in the newscast, i was showing you a pretty gray ceiling clouds coming into the bay. that will be back tomorrow. for now, there is nothing within 100 miles of the bay area in terms of low clouds. keep your eye on this one sswitis ine future cast, it hooks up on wiaying anwhat ppens along the coast. we feel stronger on short surge in the marine layer starts to fill in a good part of th

let's start with darren in the weather center. >>> first of all you could actually see the sunrise, there is no marine layer, all of that is coming back sunday and monday, we'll get a lot more sunshine out at the bay at the coast, also noticeably warmer if you are inland because of this, there is your view, the sun came up 8 mostly sunnies ago, pretty light at san francisco, looking at clear skies, mid-50s with the exception after santa rosa, 10 degrees warmer if you were inland, it was only 80 in santa rosa, you'll climb well to around 90, concord, livermore, gusty at the beaches in the afternoon, most of us plan -- there are some beach hazards we talk about coming up in the forecast, let me just leave you with daytime highs. 93 in concord, oakland , 7 jose, 85. >>> illegal fireworks are making for a dangerous start, firefighters blocked off a neighborhood in the excelsier. we're told a large fear work was dropped into a drainpipe. officials say three windows were blown out of a hoss. >>> with officials -- authorities are on alert for the illegal oakland. >> many of the residence say its

darren, thank you very much.gain, thank you for your service protecting folks such as us, darren porcher. i want to get away from from thr rest teal issues on the planet and look up, the spacewalk around part of that dragon launch and chris cassidy was already on the iss this will take some hours. spacewalks are very tough to juggle and handle. in the case of both of these gentlemen, they are two of the more experienced at it. they make it look easy but it is just a reminder that we are back and, these astronauts particularly in the case of mankin will be on the space station through the end of august. i don't know what the plans are for mr. cassidy, but we're keeping an eye on it. more after this. ♪ ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i should get a quote. do it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪. neil: all right. gets back to the issue can you trust the chinese. they say when is it comes to trade, absolutely. dis

yesterday they said there is just not enough evidence that darren wilson committed murder or manslaughter in this truck controversial case. now, the killing of an unarmed african-american teenager led to several months of demonstrations, it helped launch the black lives matter movement. >>> in the meantime, an independent prosecutor will review the controversial police shooting of a young african- american man in vallejo. 20-year-old, william mccoy was killed last year after he fell asleep in a car at a fast food drive-through. vallejo police said william was reaching for a gun on his lap. will investigate the case. he served as the district attorney of san bernardino county for 16 years. >>> a new ruling puts new restrictions on oakland police officers during peaceful protests. a judge issued a preliminary injunction, banning police from using stinker grenades, rubber bullets, and pepper balls against demonstrators in most incidents. that is a rolling that put limits on the use of tear gas and flash grenades. this follows widespread accusations that police used excessive force against pr

the announcement came as rb ammar said his country had reached a major common understanding with so darren and egypt over the controversial project the mega them has been a source of tension between the countries for years construction of the dam and a power plant on the blue nile began 2011 so then in egypt are afraid that it can cut off the water supply to the country's. ethiopia is creating facts on the ground on the blue nile the mega dam has been filling up for weeks unnoticed by the public but these satellite images reveal the truth on twitter prime minister akhmed announced that the historic filling of the dam aided by rainfall was now complete that some welcome news for the negotiations with sudan and egypt both countries had warned ethiopia against filling the dam without prior agreement nial expert d.l. cousy says that to them it's a provocation we should not forget the prime minister was under severe pressure from the population because of the disappointment of the people for having. the too little. ethiopia has been building africa's largest hydroelectric dam for 10 years at a

in the meantime meteorologist darren peck -- paul heggen joins us. what can you tell us about conditions in the area? >>> fortunately the humidity isn't nearly as low as it could bow. currently the humidity around livermore's at 42%. that's not uncommon in the month of july when temperatures warm up. humidity levels can below 20% and 10% but that is not the case. also the wind while it is noticeable is not that strong. most of the sustained winds are in the 15-25 mile-per-hour range. it is 15 miles per hour sustained in livermore, while it is not strong enough to spread the fire extremely rapidly, it is enough to fan the flames in the fire crews will have their work cut out for their in alameda county. the conditions overall, how dry those fire fuels are, because we got about half of the amount of rain we should have received during the last rainy season. it is still severe drought for much of the bay area, and that particular part of the bay area are moderate dry conditions. but this does not change much during the summer. the average rainfall in th

made the announcement after reinvestigating that case and the grand jury also declined to indict darren wilson six years ago. the white police officer shot though black teenager in 2014 after an altercation and the shooting touched off weeks of protests. >>> a federal appeals court will rehear part of the case involving former trump national security adviser michael flynn. an earlier decision by a three- judge panel order the trial judge to dismiss the case after the justice department decided it could no longer approve the case. the new hearing will decide whether a trial judge can prolong a criminal case that prosecutors no longer want to pursue. >>> for tech giants posted huge earnings today, facebook, google parent company, alphabet, amazon, and apple all beating expectations. apple said it's sales expanded by 11% in the third quarter. the company site strong sales overseas and announced a four for one stock split for each share an investor owns they will get three more shares. the split also makes single shares more affordable. apple stock currently trades above the $380 mark and s

can we expect from president putin over the next 15 years when joining us via skype from london is darren mack door he's head of europe risk insight and principal russia analyst good to have you with us why is putin been so successful in hanging on to power for so long. well 'd one of the main reasons is simply that he been very good at ensuring there is no alternative to him part of this is due to the weakness of russian institutions particularly the lack of kind of tried and trusted mechanism for the transfer of power to designated successor. his control over the political landscape. prevention and any alternative president or leadership figure for merging the ranks of the opposition. or the tech. political control. to sanctions what does that mean in the united states how do they deal with. well essentially the same way they've been dealing with him for the past 10 years or so or particularly since the invasion of crimea and ukraine it's very clear that there are some very. almost irreconcilable differences between russia and the west on key issues again ukraine is one of the biggest o

let's speak to darren, darren manages one of the shops in pooley bridge.ittle bit of it with the deliveries we've been doing but these campsites and sites i've had nothing. they need some money coming into survive. so it's been a positive experience for you all? yeah, it has. there was the odd one, you can see them with the beer gardens is the drink starts to flow, but everybody who came into our shop on the other businesses around were absolutely fantastic and really adhering to the measures. 0r thanks ever so adhering to the measures. 0r thanks ever so much adhering to the measures. 0r thanks ever so much darren. adhering to the measures. 0r thanks ever so much darren. so, as you can see, it's been a positive experience despite the gusty wind and that little bit of rain we had over the past few days. thank you so much, alison. i just past few days. thank you so much, alison. ijust wonder if past few days. thank you so much, alison. i just wonder if those little lads were holding onto each other to stop themselves blowing away. they were fabulous. well do

louis county prosecuting attorney ernie announced that they will not charge the officer darren wilson after she after a reinvestigation of that shooting which there's so many points and which dan wilson could have handled the situation. >>differently and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>wilson resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him nearly 6 years ago. well for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine. winfrey posted the news on her website explaining why she gave up her front cover 2 dedicated to brianna taylor. she stated only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death of brianna taylor 2 and a half months after. she was killed she continues that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky poli

isaac of erie, a graduate of the academy.l darren of countersport, graduate academy.s. naval hannah of duke center, a raduate of the u.s. naval academy. alexander, state college, a raduate of the u.s. naval academy. gracen of northeast. of the u.s. military academy, west point. graduate of on, a the u.s. military academy, west point. pickett of loganton, a u.s. air force academy. a graduate l hall, academy.s. air force and carly alexander of corey, a raduate of the u.s. air force academy. and thomas king, a graduate of the u.s. air force academy. and women have bright futures ahead of them, mr. speaker, and as they begin our nation's in armed forces, i know their hard work, their dedication and well.ment will serve them i'm incredibly grateful for their service, and i commend for their bravery. this next chapter in life will present many challenges but also many opportunities. i'm confident that these young eople will rise to the occasion. i'd like to thank these individuals for their service. very best of e luck. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of

that it needs to increase cost cutting as demand for its vehicles slumps darren lerch earned leave employees some 300000 people worldwide. get a look at this now with d.w. financial correspondent julie bartz joining us from frankfurt good morning really looking at the situation add dime lower is the pandemic the main force striving call starting right now. i don't think so the pandemic will be over at some time and then what do you do with the jobs that would need to be done if these more than $15000.00 people were to be needed no it's probable that these people are not need to learn needs to save costs drastically in order to have the billions on hand in order to invest in electric mobility and autonomy driving it's in the same position as other manufacturers here in germany they badly need to make progress and put the head of human resources a timeless said in. interviews over the weekend that they also need to get to competitive production costs and this is basically a word saying that we're doing too much in a too expensive way you know we're seeing the layoffs in a number of other secto

prosecutor says his office could not provide -- prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the officer, darren wilson, committed a crime. the justice department previously determined that wilson fired in self-defense. >>> breaking overnight tropical storm isaias is now a category 1 hurricane bearing down on the bahamas. wind-driven rain has swamped streets across puerto rico and the dominican republic with waist high muddy water. that includes hospitals now running on generators. ahead of the storm's arrival miami-dade county has closed coronavirus testing sites along with parks and beaches. >>> and with that let's take a closer look at your friday forecast. forecasters say hurricane isaias could pick up even more strength as it turns towards the bahamas where some areas are still recovering from last year's hurricane. it's on track to reach southeast florida this weekend before it moves northward along the east coast toward maine. checking today's high temperatures, cooler in the northeast. 79 in new york. low 80s in boston and washington, d.c. 90s in the south where rain is expected from okl

now the weather with darren bett. it isa it is a little bit warm for us today.e, although we have seen a cloud tending to increase a bit. this is the cloud looming in from the atlantic and that will bring some outbreaks of rain on the set of weather fronts here, seeing some rain moving into northern ireland at later in the day and maybe a few spots of rain heading over the irish sea into west wales by early evening. these are the temperatures by that point and most the temperatures by that point and m ost pla ces the temperatures by that point and most places are still dry, some sunshine at times. move things on a bit into the evening and that rain set in across northern ireland. overnight we will see some rain pushing further into wales, may be the odd spot of rain in the midlands, northern england and eventually into the south west of scotland. clear skies, it eventually into the south west of scotland. clearskies, it is eventually into the south west of scotland. clear skies, it is going to be quite warm, but we clear skies in another solid ahead of the rain,

health experts about avoiding large gatherings due to the corona virus pandemic early in my colleague darren jordan spoke with roslyn jordan has been following events from virginia. it was a political call to arms but i would imagine that as people wake up here in the united states in the next 6 to 8 hours they're going to hear what the president had to say and they're going to point out a couple of facts 1st that a lot of the statues that have been targeted by anti-racism protesters were in fact been removed by local government and the other factor is that these statues in large part basically celebrated people who fought for the confederacy which sought to in shrines of slavery as a political and economic reality in the southern how of the united states and those statues were raised not in the 19th century but in the middle of the 20th century during the last prominent wave of civil rights activities in this country now that doesn't matter to donald trump he's running for reelection his numbers are down and certainly before a crowd of people who can only be described as some of his perhaps

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello, there.t areas through the rest of today. some build—up of cloud for england and wales, but some sunny spells, as well. a little more cloud on that westerly breeze into scotland and northern ireland, still a few showers mainly towards the north—west of scotland. but the winds are lighter today. 17 degrees for scotland and northern ireland, warmer through the midlands towards the south—east of england, where the cloud will break away during this evening to leave a lovely end to the day. more cloud overnight, though, further north. across northern scotland we are going to find a bit of rain for a while overnight. that should have gone by the end of the night. these are the temperatures come the morning, probably a little bit cooler i think in some rural areas. a bright and sunny start for much of the country and more sunshine to come across wales, the midlands and southern england. a bit of fairweather cloud elsewhere, perhaps. this rain not really arriving into northern ireland and western sco

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darren bett has the weather. hello, there.ountry, the weekend will remain fine and dry. there will be some sunshine around and we are going to find those temperatures climbing as the weekend goes on. the reason for the upturn in fortunes is higher pressure. that is dominating this weekend. eventually we will find those weather fronts arriving into the north—west, but not until the end of sunday. underneath the high pressure, we can look forward to some sunshine for the cricket returning and for the test match in southampton, it is going to be dry and sunny. no interruptions to play, temperatures climbing into the low 20s and the winds will be light. it is a lighter north—westerly wind for england and wales today. some patchy fair weather cloud bubbling up and spreading out a bit, still some sunshine, a bit more cloud on the westerly breeze into scotland and northern ireland, a few showers coming into the north—west of scotland in particular. 17 degrees for scotland and northern ireland. warmer through the midlands, towards the

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now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. cloudy skies for much of the country for today. quite warm and muggy air, but there is a lot of cloud, bit of rain and drizzle here and there. later this evening and overnight, the winds start to strengthen, sweeping rain across northern ireland, some wet weather to come in scotland, some patchy rain easing down into england and wales. here it could be even warmer than last night. coolerfor could be even warmer than last night. cooler for scotland and northern ireland. what is left of any rain across england and wales is on the weather front, but behind it the areas cooler and fresher and we get sunshine and showers. some heavy showers blown into scotland and northern ireland, some over the irish sea into england and wales. in the sunny skies and the south—east, 22 or 23 degrees. that will be tempered by the strength of the wind, particularly when the around the pennines. goodbye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. a major easing of the coronavirus lockdown comes into effect in en

darren bett has the weather. hello there. to be a warmer day than it was yesterday. for much of the country, we've got high pressure still in charge, keeping it fine and dry. the fly in the ointment, this weather system coming in from the atlantic to bring some rain towards more north—western parts of the uk. but most of the cloud that we'll see today may well be high cloud, a bit like this. there may be some patchy fair—weather cloud here and there developing as temperatures continue to rise. we've also got more cloud across the northern isles of scotland. sunshine turning a bit hazy for northern and western areas with that high cloud coming in and the cloud thickening from the west to bring some rain in from the atlantic into northern ireland during this afternoon. temperatures here probably making 19 celsius, though, towards the east coast and 20 around aberdeenshire and the murray firth. temperatures 23, possibly 24 towards the south—east of england where it'll end dry and sunny. but we've got that thickening cloud coming

i'm darren and this is dexter who is two. he strings his words together into a sentence. pigeon!hanks for coming down, how are you doing? is that your digger? very nice. louis would like that. it is such a fun age because they start to express more. she is twitching her nose and everything. we play peekaboo, which is amazing. but i learnt it through tiny happy people, about how much food she should have and her first word was dada as well. i try to make her say dada as well. i try to make her say dada and it worked. dada. there you go. you are passionate about early yea rs. go. you are passionate about early years. people assume it is because you are a man but it goes back quite farfor you are a man but it goes back quite far for you, you are a man but it goes back quite farfor you, doesn't it? you are a man but it goes back quite far for you, doesn't it? it goes back a long way. in a way, lots of the parents and lots of parents and families you speak to, we'll know how important is to look after our children, and to nurture and care for young kids. but! children, and to nurture

time for a look at the weather, with darren bett.that we can. today, we have had this moisture laden atlantic air seeping into the uk. it comes with a lot of cloud. there has been written and drizzle as well, but it is quite warm and muggy. particularly across england and wales. most of the rain has been focused on that weather front. we see this area of low pressure winding up, the wind strengthening, blowing down that weather front on sunday, and behind that the air changes. it is cooler and fresher, low humidity, hopefully more sunshine. not a great deal of sunshine to end the afternoon into the early evening. the best of the brightness across shelter, eastern parts of the uk. a lot of cloud in general, better patchy rain and drizzle. 0vernight, the wind to strengthen and we see someone getting swept across northern ireland into scotland. heavy rain over the hills, some rain easing down into england and wales. here, it could be warmer than it was last night. a little bit cooler for scotla nd night. a little bit cooler for scotland