this is how we ended sunday in devon, clear skies. many time.s is how we ended sunday in devon, clearskies. many of time. this is how we ended sunday in devon, clear skies. many of us keeping them overnight. more cloud, as you can see, pushing over parts of scotla nd as you can see, pushing over parts of scotland into northern ireland. the cloud in the north will continue moving south tonight and over the next few days, introducing cooler conditions. further south, especially in central and southern england, into wales, temperatures holding up overnight at 18 degrees, so quite warm. cooler further north. although we have the high—pressure driving the weather on monday, there isa driving the weather on monday, there is a cold front pushing its way south and behind it, to the north, we'll have some fresh air. temperatures in scotland, in places 5-10d temperatures in scotland, in places 5—10d cooler than the weekend. 16 in newcastle, we may see 30 in london. the dry weather for most of us holds an introduced day, high pressure still in charge with

the plate when devon was just 9.oung age with prostate and bladder cancer. >> early on i was, ve very angry and ornery and whiny. it was very tough ars fit. >> reporter: doctors treated his cancer with chemo and radiation for his mind the cure was baseball. >> as a kid how much didou love baseball? >> i loved it before i was sick. once i had gotten sick it was my only way of being a kid. >> reporter: a fan of the philadelphia phillies he never forgot this moment when he got an autograph from chase utley. >> heald to me like another ball player and not like a kid who was sick >> reporter: that kid pitches for the tulsa drillers, aa team for the l.a. dodgers, the very club chase utley now plays for. >> what are the odds you would be in theio same organn as chase? >> slim to none, i can say that. >> reporter: the veteran second baseman had no idea what impact he had on that young boy a decade ago. >> this is devon. come here devon. >> reporter: until the day devon played a visit to chase's big league clubhouse. >> i wan

come here devon. >> reporter: until the day devon paid a visit to chase's big league clubhouse. >> i wanted to come thank you for everything you did. it means a lot. >> reporter: the kid threw his hero a curve. >> ten years later to have one of those kids walk into the clubhouse and tell his story was pretty surreal. >> what did that moment mean to you? >> it meant the world. >> let's take a picture. >> definitely, for sure. >> reporter: for utley who just announced he is retiring at season's end, it is a career highlight off the field. joe friar, nbc news, tulsa. >> great story. >>> that is "nbc nightly news" on a sunday night. lester holt will be back with you tomorrow. i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. we continue to follow bg news. firefighters, from the air and from the ground, trying continue to follow breaking n s news. firefighters from the air and the ground trying to stop a brush fire burning in the south bay. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm anoushah rasta. harry is off tonight. this fire erupt

some of those could move into devon and cornwall. most could move into devon and cornwall.ould move into devon and cornwall. most places will have a largely dry day. temperatures, if anything, down a notch. you probably will not notice it. still feeling very on the post with the breeze off the sea. in the sunshine, widely between 25 and 29 celsius. i wish i could offer the chance of showers for those fighting the wildfires. very dry and sunny. the winds will be lighter as the week wears on and eventually turning round to more of a westerly direction producing something fresher feeling. for direction producing something fresherfeeling. for much direction producing something fresher feeling. for much of the country as we go to the end of the week, it will stay dry and sunny for the just the chance this cloud could push into parts of scotland and northern ireland bringing something cloudier and cooler. 0therwise, northern ireland bringing something cloudier and cooler. otherwise, for most, cloudy and sunny and very warm. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at one. so, it's

in devon, 26 degrees today. 3! saboteurs have fallen away. as well as the different temperatures and humidity, we had some rain, a0 mm across the northwest of scotland, and that band of rain stretches its influence down towards the north wales coast, the isle of man to move into the eastern side of northern ireland. it will not be a cold night here. it's a little bit more bearable away from the southwestern wales, we still haven't really humid air with us that will be through with us tomorrow, maybe sparking the odd shower. but it's mostly sunny and dry across england and wales. west of scotla nd dry across england and wales. west of scotland will see that rain continue, and the construction of northern ireland. the first appreciable rain for some three weeks. but east of scotland and west of northern ireland, and certainly most of england and wales bar the odd shower this afternoon. it's dry and find, temperatures are above i degrees. the slow process heading off to wimbledon for the day, it looks pleasant enough,

in this case they'll go to about 1,600 feet. >> devon will be in one of those, obviously. >> you canht there, b below the water. his mrs. is in one as well. >> this looks like clips from the movie "the abyss," it looks so amazing and also so scary. that shot right there with the sub in the corner and all that blackness around you, and you don't know what's happening, we don't know what's out there. >> as much as i would love doing this, i think i would be terrified every minute. there's no escape. you are -- >> in a bubble. >> you're a tiny little animal. >> it's for science. >> having the opportunity to do this, so what, if this is how you go? >> in this case they're capturingeye. and a really cool part is when he goes on board the vessel and starts interviewing these guys as to why they do it. it's actually quite interesting, if you want to see that, head over to our website, rightthisminute.com, or use our local app. >>> you know how you wait for the steak bear to go get funnel cake? chef jim stafford is showing us how to make eascake. >> what is it funnel cake? >> deep fried driz

: celebrities and nba all-stars welcome lebron james to la, devon nunez had a very different messagended to the california democratic party's welcome message saying prepare for the highest taxes you ever had in your career. you should have held out. the weather tax refers to california's high tax rate and high cost of living because of the year-round good weather. folks on social media not responding to the interesting tweet. when twitter user says is he wrong? he is in for tax shock. donna tweets well said. another twitter user rights not worried about lebron being able to pay his bills, nunez looking out for the rich. no trouble paying that weather tax considering $154 million on track. rob: the real estate prices in california, the price of a house. >> with all the investments. rob: you could live on $154 million. let's talk about to maladaption. >> fox bringing back last man standing beneke character won't be part of the upcoming season and that is tim allen's tv daughter. take a look. >> i need $2000 from a trip to cancun. >> i have a crisp $2000 bill right here. >> really? >> k

this is how we ended sunday in devon, clear skies. many time., clear skies. many of us keeping them overnight. more cloud, as you can see, pushing over parts of scotla nd as you can see, pushing over parts of scotland into northern ireland. the cloud in the

>> i think the deep state does people like devon nunez, john radcliffe, trey gowdy and the like pushing look at documents in the department of justice and they don't like it and don't like it, a disruptive president like donald trump so you had director comey today say they should vote for democrats. >> this is his tweet, the republican congress has proven founders defined that ambition must counteract ambition. all who believe in this country's values must vote for democrats this fall. policy differences don't matter right now, history has its eyes on us. doesn't matter how you feel about judges or the economy or abortion or anything else, the democrat according to the former ?ñd. >> for somebody who is supposed to be a sophisticated and smartest right to comey to say policies don't matter that is what democrats say when they don't have any winning policies and donald trump and the republicans in the house and senate are doing in terms of tax reform and the economy and what is going on overseas these are all good things, don't look at the policy, just vote for democrats, look back and

designed for his friend in twenty eleven fun devon to have earned a guinness world record for his most complex project to date a rubik's tile cube comprised of one thousand five hundred thirty nine parts you can solve it but it takes quite a while as you tube or read k.b. shows in this time lapse video. it took kind of run than seven hours and maybe it will probably take a bit longer but i used to screwdriver solution so i pop off the cap and i use my screwdriver and then everything goes apart and then we have to assemble everything again and that's a lot of work. better now has many fans and friends around the globe you know some send them presents others commissioned to design custom made puzzles but the inventor has no trouble coming up with ideas of his own. i have a whole list of ideas they're back and work on and sometimes the list gets too long and then i throw it away and start a new list. soon he'll also need to puzzle out a new way of storing his inventions but a man is ingenious as oskar van devon there is sure to come up with something. that's all from us for today but do j

fun devon ter loves brainteasers he designs all kinds of tricky puzzles including this one made especially for a friend. he wanted to propose stories girlfriend mindy and what he asked me is to design for him a rubik's cube that when it solved it can be opened and guess what's there a ring and then of course you ask william marry me. and she said yes. but to get the ring she got to solve the puzzle first it's just one of more than five hundred puzzles that van has created since nine hundred seventy eight. the detriment is actually a scientist who works at the research institute he began thinking up new puzzles at an early age. it started when i was throat and there was this book of the worlds and they showed how to make puzzles from there on i made a lot of puzzles from the book and then i started designing myself. he created his first prototypes by carving pieces out of wood. and using objects like matchboxes. in two thousand and three he discovered the benefits of using a three d. printer these days he has a company printer paul the pieces for him. all of the rest of the work. that hold.

she intelligence correspondent catherine herridge working as devon nunez rolls out phase 2 of his probe into alleged government surveillance abuse. last july 4th kim jong un lunch the first icbm capable of reaching mainland america. mike pompeo is heading for another round of talks. welcome to fox news at night. donald trump's deadline for naming a new supreme court nominee is quickly approaching. the president has interviewed four potential candidates, democrats launch preemptive attacks without knowing who the nominee may be. ed henry following all the latest twists and turns. >> we have the names of the four people, he is moving rapidly to get these interviews done because he wants to get it started so it is hard for democrats to justify any delay beyond the midterms. judge amy barrett, brett cavanagh, interesting, we will explain why that is key. the president is likely to get his nominee through because precedent has been set for a simple majority for confirmation. republicans who support abortion rights good for your that plan which is why in an exclusive the president stressed he

breaking tonight devon nunez says new documents released by top-secret intelligence courts proven his view that the fbi did use democrat funded political propaganda to spy on an american citizen, carter page, during the 2016 election. not everybody agrees with that assessment. catherine herridge is here with a new report. >> reporter: the 412 pages indicate the unverified dossier financed by the dnc clinton campaign helped secure the october 2016 surveillance warrant for carter page. on twitter the president chimed in robert mueller's special y counsel russia probe and the national security court driving the opposition research as the dirty dossier submitted to pfizer which was responsible for starting the conflicted and discredited mueller witchhunt. republicans on the intelligence committee and the president in mid june to declassify two key sections. they believe the fbi reliance on the dossier violates strict controls. >> when this goes into recess. >> the president wants to head purposely remain uninvolved in this process, he said repeatedly he wants the department of justice to

devon's phone started ringing. >> so why did you call mommy? >> because dada was sick. >> reporter: using her dad's phone, mollyus who's 3 years old was able to call her mom at work. not only telling her what was going on but showing her. >> i saw him lying on the ground. eporter: that started the life-saving response that brought trevor to inova fairfax. doctors discoveng a hole in his heart. it just soez happens the one cardiolo st in the country trained to fix it is dr. jim thompson. >> he's alreaecovering very well and they expect an excellent prognosis. now we just need to close this doesn'tmake sure he have another stroke. >> reporter: the mccabes are focused on trevor'survival so they are not able to work. friends started a go fund me. >> i have nev felt s loved and supported by my community. >> reporter: most everyone donating amazed by molly. >> you're so brave when you called mama and you did such a good job. t >> reporter:he toddler is just trying to process all this attention. >> they're here because you're a hero, like a superhero.

also need to puzzle out a new way of storing his inventions but a man is ingenious as unsecure van devon is sure to come up with something. that's all from us for today but do join me again tomorrow for another year max special featuring some of the most delicious treats from around europe a bottle now. in our next special edition of your own max sample of color narry creation resupplying award winning chef. discover the final arc of preparing a perfect cup of coffee. and find out how italy's key on to wine is making a comeback this morning in our next special edition of your imax. a victory for team spirit france celebrates the world cup champions. the national football team it was the us but first france itself france identify. the long cup successes transformed the nation and i trust the tax papers. through. the a. hundred soft eve's in my times. where i come from raj your remains an import fountain soft transmitting new and information and when i was young my country was in brawley called. the war people most people would gods that i wanted to see. it was my job to to in one of the n

plenty of sunshine, as you saw in stuff suffolk, in devon we have the highest average, 26 today., 31 in london. can see how the temperatures have fallen away. we've had some rain, a0 millimetres has fallen in the north of scotland. that band of rain stretches its influence down to the north wales coast, affecting the isle of man and moving to the east of northern ireland. with all of the cloud around, not cold here, not cold elsewhere, more bearable away from the south—west of wales where we have the humidity air. with us tomorrow, and it could spark some showers. —— humid air. in western scotland we will see the rain continuing. it could stretch into northern ireland, as i mentioned, the first appreciable rain here for three weeks but the east of scotland, potentially the west of northern ireland and certainly most of england and wales, badiodd certainly most of england and wales, badi odd shower in the afternoon, dry and fine and temperatures a degree up from today —— bar the odd. the same process, a degree or so each day, so if you're heading to wimbledon for the day, looking

very close is kind of into active exercise is the hard thing about it devon you don't come in such a donation and i'm on facebook in the i'm still a. gemini so frayed devaney play. live. alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven now when people go shopping what they're mainly looking for is cheap whether it's holidays fashions or food and drink the formula is so often the same the cheaper the better but that also means cheap labor people who work long hours and often shocking conditions for poultry wages and are first.

devon feeley at the mealy today. and they heard that frustration letter clear, i guess. >> yeah.often times, when you go to a public hearing of some kind of government agency, it seems that no matter how many people come out in opposition or support of a plan, the decision has been made. the deal is already done. the coastal commission has been flooded with angry emails, and confronted by outspoken critics of this plan. and by the end of this meeting, seemed to be publicly questioning if they had made the right call. >> the access is unsafe. >>reporter: the beach that is offered is narrow. >> this agreement provides the public no relief. >>reporter: it is a bad deal. it shouldn't go forward. >>reporter: like waves crashing on the shore, they can. >> if you have enough money, if you are famous enough, if you are willing to fight it out long enough, then you will get your way. >>reporter: rising angry tide of opposition. to a controversial sentiment with a group of wealthy landowners and hollister h.

into the low 305, with the exception of yesterday's maximum temperature, which was at chivenor, in devon 26 degrees celsius. so for most of us, yes, there was much less humidity around. it did feel a good deal fresher than recent days. and it was a beautiful end to the day. this was the scene of the setting sun there in lincolnshire. now, looking at the weather picture for the early risers today, we do have a weather front across western scotland that will threaten to bring some rain into northern ireland as well. otherwise, it's a dry start to the day, and a fresher feel to the weather, as well. now, this rain early wednesday morning is actually going to get a little bit heavier, particularly across south—west scotland. it might well just about scrape into antrim and down in northern ireland as well. but, although it turns heavier for a time during wednesday morning, it will then begin to ease off as the moisture gets spread out along the front, and probably bring in a risk of a few showers across wales and south—west england as we head on into the afternoon. apart from that, really, it

. >> i'm devon feelly. we're going to check our forecast. >> we have changes. have you enjoyed the hot weather or are you more mild? >> i like. >> mild. >> he lives in san jose, so he gets more mild. >> and you live in san francisco so you get hot. >> our hot is different. >> right. you know, your forecast for the two of you, totally different for today. alisa, you're going to be socked in satisfy and devon is going to sent a lot of sunshine and folks, you're going to get -- here's a look in san francisco as we -- as we start off our sunday morning and we are socked in. our natural air conditioner kicking in. but let's look inland, dublin camera, blue skies and another hot one. not quite as hot and not a lot of triple digits examine temperatures in the 9 -- and temperatures in the 90s. 60 in san jose. inland, we're warm. significantly cooler and 50s for oakland, san francisco. we do have a red flag warning until 3:00. more on that in a bit, but first here's a look at what to expect as you make your way throughout the day along the coast. temperatures cooler in

into the low 30s, with the exception of yesterday's maximum temperature, which was at chivenor, in devonst of us, yes, there was much less humidity around. it did feel a good deal fresher than recent days. and it was a beautiful end to the day. this was the scene of the setting sun there in lincolnshire. now, looking at the weather picture for the early risers today, we do have a weather front across western scotland that will threaten to bring some rain into northern ireland as well. otherwise, it's a dry start to the day, and a fresher feel to the weather, as well. now, this rain early wednesday morning is actually going to get a little bit heavier, particularly across south—west scotland. it might well just about scrape into antrim and down in northern ireland as well. but, although it turns heavier for a time during wednesday morning, it will then begin to ease off as the moisture gets spread out along the front, and probably bring in a risk of a few showers across wales and south—west england as we head on into the afternoon. apart from that, really, it's a dry looking day, with the

storms arriving at the moment across dorset, through devon, hampshire, devon, cornwall and towards thethey are most likely across pembrokeshire. it is uncertain if they will spread elsewhere in wales. away from the south part of wales, it isa away from the south part of wales, it is a dry, hot and sunny day. that spreads across england and scotland once again. northern ireland has more cloud than yesterday, not as hot here. light orange colours here, temperatures into the low 20s, rather than the mid to high 20s we‘ve seen in recent days. the hottest areas getting into the low 30s. top temperatures of 31, 30 2 degrees. overnight, this cold front pushes across scotland, producing some slightly fresher air. otherwise it isa some slightly fresher air. otherwise it is a hot one. when you go to sleep, 23 degrees in london and birmingham, an uncomfortable night ahead. we still have low pressure to the south, in france, continuing to bring a threat of one or two isolated thunderstorms across southern parts of england. they will not be widespread, a dry day, and this lower area of cloud pushes

the focus of that was the south—west of england where in parts of devon there was an inch of rain fallinghe wetter weather in parts of south wales. we've also seen showers easing off to a certain extent, one or two through being the channel, threatening to move inland. the tendency overnight is for things to come down and the showers to fade away. this cloud is moving into eastern areas of scotland. bringing some cooler air. scotland, single figure temperatures. further south, after the storms, temperatures around 17 or 18. on monday we have one or two showers, perhaps thunderstorms close to the south coast, the isle of wight and towards the west, but staying mostly at the. very little rain in the forecast. really hotting up across england and wales where again we find those temperatures getting up to 31, even 32. behind the cloud, some fresh air for scotland and northern ireland. typical temperatures in the mid to low 20s away from the north sea coast. looking ahead into tuesday, the low pressure bringing showers, diminishing, with high pressure trying to build across the uk but it is no

devon pendleton, thank you so much for joining us.ly: alphabet hits a home run in its second-quarter bringing in market dollars despite regulatory troubles in europe. we discussed the impact of the eu's action against google. and later, facebook's tech problems. we will discuss later on. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> parent company alphabet posted second-quarter results at smashed wall street expectations. on the earnings call it was suggested the company would not alter its strategy. >> we will uphold the -- were looking forward to finding a solution that preserves the enormous benefits of android users and so on. there's more work to be done and i think it will become clear as we go along. wayconfident we will find a to make sure android is available to use everywhere. emily: what does it mean for the tech industry as a whole? london.caroline hyde in is that a good thing? see, the fine was noted week ago, and as i this morning, it was literally a footnote in my column yesterday. that's how immaterial it was too good -- to result of the co

rain in towards the south—west of the uk from that area of cloud there, about half an inch of rain in devonme thunderstorms as well, have pretty much moved away out into the english channel over towards the near continent, so probably going to be dry on monday. a little bit of cloud mayjust linger in the far south—east of scotland and behind that we've got some slightly cooler air, so low 20s across scotland. but widely towards 29, 30 degrees in england and wales. 32 perhaps towards south—east wales and midlands. so, sunshine to end the day then for most areas. 0vernight we'll see a little bit more cloud coming down these north sea coastal areas but staying dry and warmest of all again across southern parts of england and wales, where, for a little while longer, it will feel rather humid. more sunshine on the way for tuesday. there's still a very small chance of picking out a late shower there for the far south—west but otherwise it's dry, very sunny out there on tuesday, hardly a breath of wind around. strong sunshine and those temperatures beginning to lift a little more for scotland and

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devon pendleton, thank you so much for joining us.ing up alphabet hits a home , run in its second-quarter bringing in market dollars despite regulatory troubles in europe. we discussed the impact of the eu's action against google. and later, facebook's tech problems. but there is also a bright spot with instagram. we will discuss later on. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this is bloomberg "technology." executives at google are giving in sign that a costly regulatory crackdown in europe will help sales. parent company alphabet posted second-quarter results at smashed wall street expectations. on the earnings call it was suggested the company would not alter its strategy. >> we will always take the constructive approach. leier looking forward to finding a solution that preserves the enormous benefits of android users and so on. there's more work to be done and i think it will become clear as we go along. i'm confident we will find a way to make sure android is available to use everywhere. emily: what does it mean for the tech industry as a

this one containing a lot of cloud for our weather watcher in devon. large areas of cloud join today, but that will continue to melt away through tonight. clear and starry skies overhead, some mist and fog patches and temperatures, 8—9d in the countryside in scotland and towns and cities 15 or 16 degrees. tomorrow, early mist clearing quickly and lots of fine weather, spells of sunshine, is more transmission tower in eastern scotland, north east england and bigger cloud bringing outbreaks of rain to the far north west by the end of the day. temperatures up to 21 degrees in aberdeen and edinburgh. 28, 29 in the south east. out of thursday and friday, this system out of thursday and friday, this syste m m oves out of thursday and friday, this system moves from the north west. a bit of a change because this brings some rain. much needed in many places, across scotland and northern ireland, heavy for a time. as the wet weather sinks into england and wales during friday, it will fade out and large parts of the south stay dry all day. warm in the south as we

showers, as we currently have, across devon and cornwall., many of those showers will fade once again. more cloud coming in from the north sea. by the end of the night, a weak atlantic front, a cold front, is going to struggle north—west scotland and northern ireland. it should stay dry at this stage. temperatures 10— 16. tomorrow, picking up that weather front across scotland and northern ireland, it is slowly moving east through the day. it might produce the odd shower in parts of scotland but not much coming out of it. it is going to weaken anyway. for the rest of the uk, it is going to be dry and sunny and warm. more sunshine in the south compare to today, and as a result, temperatures will be higher. once again we could see 28— 29 around london. behind that cold front. and northern ireland it is going to turn fresher. today you are looking at 26 or 27, tomorrow 19 to maybe 21, but temperatures were once again start to climb as we head into the weekend. we will just we willjust have to get used to them, carol, that is how it seems. yes.

fellow reporter devon feeley and i have been paddling for hours into a steady headwind against the core -- cold shark infested waters. we are cold, hungry, seasick and want nothing more than to make these last 100 yards to the beach. more about that beach in a moment. >> any tips before we go in? >> yes i'm going to land first and then i will have you guys >> rter:all that is left to do is nail the beach landing. >> all right backpedal, backpedal. backpedal. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this is hollister ranch, 15,000 acres of privately owned land hugging the record -- the ragged coast. after a long battle with the california coastal commission they have struck a deal with the landowners. the hollister ranch landowners association is opening up limited access to their 8 1/2 mile coastline and will allow small groups of students, nonprofit and underprivileged peoples to drive in and visit unspecified -- on specified days. in exchange the state gives up all land access to the beach so that means the only way for the general public to get to the beach is by sea. yes you cacharter a boat for a

. >>> senator republican richard berg of north carolina is breaking with devon nunez and defending thender surveillance of a former trump campaign adviser. yesterday burr said there were sound reasons for spying on carter page, it included evidence from a dossier funded by the checkpoint campaign. here's house intelligence chairman devon nunez monday night followed by burr yesterday. >> we're really happy that it came out. we have been fighting for this for months, for this nice sa application. we want those to be redacted so the american public has a chance to see this. >> i said before there were many things that should not find their way into the public donain, nice sa applications are an awful precedent. if the american people have learned from its release is there was great justification to the courts as to why nice sa application was approved. >> all right. switching gears here, more americans believe that president trump has weakened the country than making it stronger. the latest quinnipiac university pom revealed that 35% of americans believe trump has strengthened the u.s., w

devon feely, kpix 5. >>> a bicyclist has been killed.elly dirksen was arrested overnight and has been charged with felony hit and run. detectives identified her as a suspect after receiving an anonymous tip late last night. a short time later they were contacted by dirksen herself who said she was possibly involved in a crash tuesday night. investigators say that she had and killed cyclist, christopher nag, and then took off. >> she turned herself in. >> so, i would not use the words turn yourself in, but she did reported 24 hours after the fact. we had evidence from the scene and surveillance footage from the surrounding area and the community, enough probable cause to have a warrant for her arrest. >> her bail was set at $100,000. >>> a scary looking freeway accident involving a truck in downtown san rafael. collision on highway 101 left that truck teetering over the guardrail. after this morning -- that was on the elevated section of fourthload of two cars were damaged. the truck driver was not injured. another overturned truck create

maybe some showers across parts of cornwall and devon.thern counties of england, there's a small chance for a shower, maybe south wales as well, but generally fine, dry and warm here. 27 degrees in london. 2a in birmingham. fine for much of northern england. but northern ireland and western scotland, here, thicker cloud and the odd splash of rain into the western isles. but for eastern scotland, i'm hopeful that we'll see a little bit of brightness. so this is the forecast for the open golf at carnoustie. cloudy to start, but watch the sky. we're expecting that cloud to break up into the afternoon. some blue sky coming through, a little bit of sunshine which will lift temperatures up to around 22 degrees. now we look ahead to sunday, and again, we're in that mostly dry regime across england and wale. and also eastern scotland, actually, will see some bright spells and sunshine at times, lifting those temperatures all the way up to 29, maybe 30 degrees. always a little bit cooler across the northwest while we have that extra cloud and some

the rest will diminish through the course of the morning but we will hang on to some across devon andthey will be hit and miss. it will be hot, temperatures around 30 or 31 across parts of the south—east. along the east coast, with an onshore flow and easterly breeze, closer to 16 or 18. inland, widely in the low to mid—205. a lot of early evening sunshine to enjoy. as we go through the night you will notice more cloud across eastern scotland and also north—east england. temperatures feeling a bit fresher this coming night than the one that hasjust gone, particularly so one that hasjust gone, particularly so in the south where it has been so stuffy. tomorrow it is more of the same. in that, we are looking at a lot of dry, hot and sunny weather, temperatures perhaps down a notch compare to today, but we are talking 27 or 28 instead of the 305. —— compared. still the risk of a shower or two compared. still the risk of a shower ortwo in compared. still the risk of a shower or two in the south—west and west of scotland. the outlook remains fair right into the weekend. at times we might se

. >> well, devon calledor her neig who called 911. thanks to her quick thinking, her dad was rushed to the hospital. he went into surgery. he is suspected to make a full recovery. a remarkable story. >> i wonder if my kids would react as well adi she >> i think they would. a lot of them know how tose the phones by now. >> pretty cool. >>> if your spring allergies are still bothesng you month later, you're not alone. summer allergy season is in full ering. and unlike o seasons, mold is theroigem over the summer months. so are insect bites. health officials saye they may bringing allergens home with them. >> bring themin de. they come in, wash anywhere hour out. >> the dirty dogs bringing in nothing but trouble. >> they're nasty. >> docto say over-the-counter odication is the first li defense. ask if weekly allergy injections i don't letith your symptoms a, them in. >>> we all heard of bike to work day, walk to work day, what about floating to work? >> that's whatd. people here's a look at the hundreds of people who hit the water for tu

>> reporter: the chairman richard burr breaking from his house intelligence committee chairman devon nunes the efforts of carter page efforts to monitor him by the fbi, whether that was done appropriately or not. nunes saying it was done inappropriately, filled with bias and abuse and richard burr, the senate intelligence chairman, tells us that is not the case. he's saying it was done properly, saying this exactly. there were sound reasons as to why judges issued the fisa, he said i don't think i ever expressed that i thought the fisa application came up short and that in response to a question of colleague jeremy herb about whether or not the nunes mem mor that detailed allegations of abuse in this process to monitor carter page whether that was done and agreed with that nunes memo burr saying he did not. this is the latest break of burr and nunes over a range of issues, including whether or not vladimir putin tried to help donald trump become president. the intelligence community has concluded nunes' committee raised questions of that conclusion. burr's committee on the other hand

fairly cool and misty around scotland, one inch of rain in devon but much of the country had sunshineales. hampshire, northern england, very warm in glasgow. how long does it last? potentially through the first week ofjuly and into the following week. dry, warm, sunshine. a chance of sunshine, perhaps even thundery on monday in southern england, but very well scattered. a bit more cloud moving south—west over parts of scotland, they cool day but. —— a cool day. temperatures widely in the mid to high 20s, somewhat cooler over north—eastern scotland. going into tuesday, high—pressure dominating. still low— pressure high—pressure dominating. still low— pressure across high—pressure dominating. still low—pressure across france, giving the potential for a few shower to push their way north to the channel and affect parts of south and south—west england. you can see most places are south—west england. you can see most places a re mostly south—west england. you can see most places are mostly drive. cloud for the north west of scotland, affecting temperatures. still got those orange colours a

fellow reporter devon feeley ngryick, a infested want nothing more to make the last 100 yards to corta canyon beach. more about that in a moment. >> i'm going to land first, and that you have some hand signals, and come in and i will help lend you.>> reporter: all that is left to do is to nail the beach landing. >> backpedal! going for it! laughter ] >> oh! >> reporter: this is 5,000 acre privately owned land hugging the coast, after a decades long drawn out legal battle with the california coastal commission, they have struck a deal with the wealthy landowners. the hollister ranch landowners association is opening up limited access to the 8.5 coastline, students, nonprofits and what the agreement calls underprivileged people to visit on unspecified days, the state gives up all land access to the beach, that means the only way for the general public to get to the beach is yes, you can charter a boat for in, a round-trip distance of six miles, so that is what we set off to do. but there was no way we were going to the loan. >> most importantly, we have a guide. just to make sure that we

glorious across devon, but it's indicative of much of england and wales.ers, the rain has arrived in the highlands. this weather front continues to bring some wet weather across the western scotland and northern ireland today. it's going to introduce slightly fresher conditions, too. but ahead of it, high pressure is the dominant feature. it's hot, dry and sunny. some rain has been heavy at times, and we will see it moving further east as it pushes out of northern ireland and into western scotland. we are not expecting too much across eastern scotland down into the borders, perhaps just clouding over as we go through the day. the rain arriving here in little later on. maybe a bit in north—west wales. but elsewhere, a light south—westerly breeze, the temperatures are set to soar. we are likely to see highs of 30 degrees plus in the south—east corner. a little bit fresher behind that front, 17—20 is our maximum. but if you are headed for centre court action this afternoon, it does look as though it's going to be a hot one. it could be the hottest men's final

the focus of that was the south—west of england where in parts of devon there was an inch of rain falling the wetter weather in parts of south wales. we've also seen showers easing off toa we've also seen showers easing off to a certain extent, one or two through being the channel, threatening to move inland. the tendency overnight is for things to come down and the showers to fade away. this cloud is moving into eastern areas of scotland. bringing some cooler air. scotland, single figure temperatures. further south, after the storms, temperatures around 17 or 18. on monday we have one 01’ around 17 or 18. on monday we have one or two showers, perhaps thunderstorms close to the south coast, the isle of wight and towards the west, but staying mostly at the. very little rain in the forecast. really hotting up across england and wales where again we find those temperatures getting up to 31, even 32. behind the cloud, some fresh air for scotland and northern ireland. typical temperatures in the mid to low 20s away from the north sea coast. looking ahead into tuesday, the low pressure bringing

richard they came buses came from all over the country like the way was from liverpool from calls from devon from norfolk like this wasn't the london metropolitan elite marching through london it was a genuine variety equal like rich poor black what walking through london because they were so annoyed at the thought that we're going to lose jobs are gone the economy is going to be like nobody can point to a good news story out of it right now and it takes quite a lot to get a hundred thousand people from all across the country walking through the streets of london in a protest gotta say jonathan as a professor of economics who was studied right said and the economic impact it may have on the united kingdom and on europe of course as well would you like to also one of the guess who is not a professor of economics. well i mean i think the question i'd like to ask methody in particular reason i have some sympathy with this point if you as i said i don't think he's right if you get a tie for second referendum but the divisions east coast of that which come through very clearly in that they are bu

devon in florida, zmefn. >> caller: hey, jim.t going >> real good how about you, devon >> caller: good, good. >> what do you got >> caller: all right so i'm 25 years old and maxing out a roth ire rachet and i know you've always suggested investing in low cost index funds. >> right. >> my question is should i be 100% of my portfolio s&p index fund or using multiple index funds to build a diversified portfolio? >> i actually think what you ought to do is think of it like this i think you should put the preponderance in an s&p 500 fund that's terrific, low cost. and after that, pick one or two. i don't want you to be in mutual fund and mutual funds. that makes it even harder. basic bedrock s&p and a couple others maybe you like health care maybe you like tech that would be my choices. mike until california, michael >> hey, jim, thank you for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: i had a question about 401(k) plans my company just put out their 401(k) plan. and being a novice when it comes those kinds of things, i just wanted to kn

and dorset for a time over the devon and dorset for a time over the next few hours. weather and sometime on the cards. a wea k cold weather and sometime on the cards. a weak cold front is moving across the wild west of scotland brings a brain to the western isles but nothing significant. for most of us, and other hot one with temperatures building into the high 20s or low 30s, humid across england and wales, temperatures 30 degrees in birmingham, the highest will be around 31— 32 today. then after a warm day, with more humidity in the atmosphere, those overnight temperatures will be slower to fall meaning at 11 o'clock tonight temperatures at 23 in birmingham and london as well so quite uncomfortable for sleeping. looking ahead, this low pressure is sat to the south of us, bringing showers across southern england. it will be widespread, fewer are around on monday, but the most of the uk there will be more sunshine but a weak cold front moving across scotland, introducing slightly fresher air across scotland. it is not cool by any stretch, temperatures still warmth of

i will ask devon to come up and grabbed the mic. in the meantime, i did go back and look at some of the albums that were big hits in 1968, and i was amazed. the white album came out in 1968. beggars banquet from rolling stone came out in 1968. one of my all-time favorite albums, the kinks, came out in 1968. people forget how amazing and influential otis redding was. of course electroplating land also came out in 1968, which gets us back to hendrix. i have to ask if you can give us personal recollection of what it was like to interact with jimi hendrix. >> he was terrific. you have to look at how did rock 'n roll began, when did it begin. it grew out of race music, the time they called it, rhythm and blues by black artists, and it came out of another era, and little by little it emerged with the white acts imitating the urban acts. hendrix came about, he had played with little richard, and he had played with the isley brothers. i picked up a lot of his tricks, a guitar he played with the isley brothers. one of the isley brothers was

lend german for free live in devon you. know and welcome to tomorrow today this time we're looking at the amazing things animals get up to and what we can learn from that. we need some seals who've gone on shore leave. from the north sea we had in london and catch up with some trouble some people. and we find out how bugs are helping scientists develop drugs for humans. but first synchronized team precision walking is a competitive sport in japan the teams train for twelve hundred kilometers to fine tune their choreography with humans collective action takes an awful lot of practice. in the animal kingdom it comes a lot more naturally. and there's strength in numbers a colony of ants works better than one. so how exactly does swarm behavior work. it looks magical a flock of starlings creating intricate patterns in the sky thousands of birds dancing across the firmament. the synchronized swimming of shoals of fish movements so precise that we humans could never emulate them. how and why do animals move in sync to find out we

north devon gas cylinder yeah north plates cups nothing they have all. we can see the country in. florence follows the workers into the dark heart of the fair trade benefit for this family attend the holding rights. of the workers around located rights rations by their employers because they are not paid a living wage problems where this is a meal intended for three people washed down with some tea. peace deal with lot of salt feel their stomach is full. bore nutrition is more housing and an absence of hygiene it's the children who are hardest hit by the miserable living standards on t. estates. professor kumar dattch can confirm that he is head of medicine at assam medical college and hospital india which treats steel workers and their families. more children die in india than in any other parts of the world and the same is true in that the garden is. as i said is the primary cause and sanitation is another cause is the garden community the children who are born are retarded in their growth and poorly nor'east and as i said the infant market is . a plantation that boasts several

we could see some showers east anglia to cornwall and devon through the afternoon but lots of sunny spells for england and wales. cloud for northern ireland and western scotla nd for northern ireland and western scotland turning increasingly misty and murky with health into this evening and overnight. some of that cloud pushing further south into northern england and wales, quite a warm and muggy night but particularly across southern britain with some city values not below 8119. sunday, similar story. with some city values not below 8119. sunday, similarstory. lots more cloud across the north, patchy light rain and drizzle across the west of scotland. misty, murky conditions. bit of brightness. the best of the sunny spells, england and wales. it will be very warm, temperature is 28 or 29 in in the south—east. two dutchman had been remanded in custody after one of the largest halls of class a drugs were seized off the coast of cornwall. one tonnes of cocaine were seized. thank you for your company this morning. anita mcveigh will be here at the top of the hour, but first it is mum mia, as

german for free but devon you. welcome to a special edition of the arts twenty one. artists from africa are setting the agenda for a continent on the move this is important for africa to. use africa through music going through a new generation of africans were more interested in the future this guy might be. get out walk only. the first leg of our african journey takes us by bus from lagos in nigeria to the car in senegal it's a traveling art show the mobile museum is a project that's crossing borders. it's been a while since late also seen a vehicle like this this old school bus has been converted into immobile museum to roll through west africa. bouncing like a fast moving camel it heads cross-country picking up selected office along the way . the artist residence on wheels is a new experience for the only known african on it before. we spend a lot of time in the bus on the road and of course it's not easy to work on anything inside the bus but we talk and realize the plans we work out at the next stops like here in miami but in mixed. people you know me and says t

devon singles. michae conforto scores. 3-0 syndergaard a hit to right. mets beat the nats 4-2.ngo get better news.ti orioles hos the rangers. seventh inning tied at one. ryan rua, three-one shot. the rangers up 4-1 lead. they have a chance. bases loaded for khris davis. orioles lose their third straight, 5-4 to the rangers. now better. forbes magazine told us the navy yard is one of the 12 coolest neighborhoods in thworld. that was before the world's game arrived. yes, football or as we like to call it soccer is about to move into that cool neighborhood right on buzzard point. the waive almost for dc irstedo set t play its match tomorrow against vancouvn nd w the kickoff comes, look, it's possible wayne rooney could ben the startinglineup. at the very least an option coming off the bench. rudyad a break after the premiere league season but training hard with new teammates, aware his first game the black and red comes on a significant night in club history. >> it would be a great movement. my debut. mls. of course, any debut you make is a big moment. and before the game, obvious