, like want to give people the dexter i'm going to kill you look when they say it's dexter. >> sometimesdy giving it to you. it's like, it's just my face. >> trevor: i feel like i wouldn't trust you in real life. i would have to get to know you. >> yeah. >> trevor: because dexter, he is a fies guy in person and everyone around him is like this guy is cool. he should be here. we should give him a butter knife, no you shouldn't. >> right, right. >> trevor: so you have this character that has become synonymous with your face for so long. what do you do after that. do you go i'm ak tifly going try to play roles that are different or do you embrace it and move on? >> i mean if somebody sends me a script and the guy is like a serial-killing funeral director, i'm probably not going to want to do it. but you know i don't shy away from it either. i mean the first job i did after dexter was a movie. and in the first scene i killed someone but i did it accidentally. so baby steps. >> trevor: i like that you are weaning yourself off the murders. >> yeah. >> trevor: like slowly. in this one someone d

ten to five this morning where they found what we are hearing is that officers were called here to dexter way in gloucester around 4:50am where they found a 31—year—old woman and an 11—year—old dad, and 28—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. i have spent the morning speaking to residents who have told me this is normally a quiet residential street and many of them expressed shock particularly because it happened in the small hours of the morning and none of them heard anything. they to police activity outside their homes. several of them have expressed their shock and one said he has seen a pool of blood on the pavement outside his flat. we have seen forensic officers going about their work this morning, we have also seen many officers escorting people who live here through the cordon to their homes because a large area remains cordoned off this afternoon. they are appealing for anybody with more information to contact them. the doctor tasked with leading a review into the gender pay gap in the nhs in england has admitted there will not be a quick or easy fix to the pro

more rhetoric for you, but boy what a night for dexter fowler. first for him and his family. look at him at yankee stadium. we'll explain. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. moment in pittsburgh for a one time face of that >>> baseball up top. what, no warriors? that comes later. what a moment for a one-time face of that franchise. the crowd loves them some andrew mckutch cannen. let them feel the love. nine seasons with the team. 1-5. as for the action t is all pittsburgh. a two-run homer, opening up the scoring. the two-run homer. the fourth inning, it was jose who turned out one and he smashed that homer. not seen here, but the three run blast.

more rhetoric for you, but boy what a night for dexter fowler. first for him and his family. look at him at moment in pittsburgh for a one time face of that >>> baseball up top. what, no warriors? that comes later. what a moment for a one-time face of that franchise. the crowd loves them some andrew mckutch cannen. let them feel the love. nine seasons with the team. 1-5. as for the action t is all pittsburgh. a two-run homer, opening up the scoring. the two-run homer. the fourth inning, it was jose who turned out one and he smashed that homer. not seen here, but the three run blast. pirates smacked around the giants, 11-2. they lost five in a row and struck out 68 times during that span. and in new york, the as saw the old teammate. the pinstripe. gray has seen this move before. his former teammate going up with the two-run home run in the second inning. dexter fowler with his first major lowing hit off of gray in front of his dad. that's my boy. as won the game 10-5. the record now is 19-19. and the warriors answer for james harden. first time for the steve kerr era where th

dexter fowler against the man he was traded for, sonny gray. and fowler got his first major league hit in front of his dad. his family there. a's won. 10-5. the record now 19-19. >>> what are the warriors' answers for james harden? the first time they will get a playoff series on the road. game one monday in houston. w's seven games behind the rockets. the regular season is 58-24. that's disappointing? they flipped the switch, as the cliche goes, at the right time. >> they are more motivated. that has nothing to do with coaching. that's human nature and competitive desire. we are in a good place and the guys are handling it well. >> the warriors playing tomorrow, head for houston. that's enough for me. i will be back to talk more warriors. i will come back sunday and talk about the warriors again. >>> to the health watch. a study finds more teens are choosing sugar sweetened sports drinks. it looked at students from 2010 and 2015. researchers say that sports drinks add unnecessary calories to a child's diet and that the average young person isn

dexter hablamos con el artista romero sobre su Último proyecto de arte con el vaticano y que ha hechoarticular retrato al prÍncipe harry y meghan, con motivo de su boda . >>> quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes y bienvenidos soy felicidad, vamos a comenzar con una noticia en desarrollo. un autobÚs escolar se ha estrellado contra un camiÓn de la basura en las a afueras de new jersey. a bordo viajaban alrededor de 30 estudiantes. >>segÚn las autoridades locales hay varias vÍctimas mortales y heridos de gravedad. en el lugar estÁ luis alejandro medina, buenas tardes cuenta no los Ú Últimos. >>> asÍ es, felicidad, este es un dÍa trÁgico para el sistema escolar de new jersey, dos personas murieron, tres crÍticos y varios heridos que no estÁn tan graves de guardar Último reporte. este accidente se registrÓ en la ruta 80, una de las autopistas mÁs importantes del estado jardÍn. ocurriÓ a eso de las de 25 de la maÑana y por el impacto no se sabe a quÉ velocidad venÍa el bus y el camiÓn de basura que se estrellaron en esta intersecciÓn. el bus quedo prÁcticamente desplazado, el motor a un lado y la con

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," "dexter" star michael c.back in a new netflix original drama in a drama. they'll tell us about their new series. >>> and chip reid introduces us to spike, the latest edition to the smithsonian national zoo's elephant exhibit and hopefully a soon-to-be father. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. i'm kenny choi. >>> a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can't see it in this shot because it's foggy out there as we start this wednesday morning. good morning, it is wednesday, may 9th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. good morning. how is everyone? >> good morning. >> good

. >> right that's a lot of dexterity. again, how should we be looking at this? >> in this particular example, they are made with off-the-shelf parts. they were put together for this specific task. it tells us you can mass produce these type of robots for the ikea furniture the harder part was program aring to do this specific piece of turn tour along with ai, i think the promise isn't quite there, but you can develop soft ware so is robot can read a manual and figure out without having to be programmed. they're trying to get to the point where the software is smart enough to i interpret the manual. >> let's talk about another scenario i know a nest they had a problem with the app it wasn't that the thermostat broke but you couldn't change it from a distance because there was a problem in the cloud in my town, a storm hit and two mom the who reached out and said i can't get into my house because of the electric locks. does anybody know a locksmith. >> personally, i don't like those types of vices where it's sort of mission critical heat, the door i would stay awa

for each off dexter things that's exactly what makes research like this so fascinating. also fascinating the price tag the farmer industry generally puts on life saving medication for most patients especially in the developing world they are way out of reach no question about that the interesting part is how companies justify raking in all those juicy profits. for years this man suffered from hepatitis c. . a viral disease that was destroying his liver. he was forced to spend most of his time in bed. he doesn't want to be identified by name. i get up with my wife at six am have a cup of coffee and then lie down again later i go out with the dog for a short walk and was so exhausted that i had to go back to bed. he doesn't know how he contract to this contagious disease. but his doctor provided him with a cure. been twenty fourteen a drug came onto the market which for the first time was able to eliminate hepatitis c. from the body. for meals it blocks the ability of the virus to reproduce and usually after a few weeks there is no trace of it in the patient's blood. dr st

one of the most disturbing photographs i have ever seen is dexter king meeting james earl ray and to shake his hand to say i believe you. james earl ray we can be sure no matter what conspiracy there is no evidence that supports any conclusion that ray was the man with the rifle standing in the bathtub firing the gun shot. looking at the photograph ray is standing with his hands at his side saying you expect me to shake the hand of that? >> it is incredible the international chase led by the fbi. that we know is not a fan of doctor king. >> the fbi placed him under surveillance the order was signed by robert kennedy and people forget about that. >> we will get into that more but there kennedy's and the kings have been grouped together in order to spy on him and had to be authorized by someone the fbi could not do it on their own and the attorney general at that time was robert kennedy. >> and there is to the kennedys were suspicious of doctor king john and robert. of course he didn't have communist ties but they thought he did in many ways he was very conservative. so with the march

. >> he was a great -- [inaudible conversations] greg: i think he's more like uncle dexter. >> i love the uncle. >> i've been visiting all of the country and you know what i see everywhere? every business has a sign that says help wanted. every business. i think there's a sign on the door that says help-wanted that means the newspaper they need someone to come in and work -- there are so many jobs available that i don't know hit the democrats will they say? growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. they became ill after coming into contact with an unknown chemical responding to a call about a dead body at a hotel. authorities say the officers became dizzy and had othe

. >> the dexterity to play the piano is obvious. it is impressive.d of cool. tomorrow, it will be maybe a little bit warmer, but not much as the deep marine player continues. it does not have to be thought, but it can be the cool moist air from the ocean. if we look here closer, you can see some activity appear and that low pressure that has been in the area, it has released the inversion. you can see what is happening up here around reading. -- reading -- redding. this is a very interesting pattern, but not so much for us. we are seeing the cooling impacts that weather system is producing. thunder and lightning in tahoe. it is 67 degrees in concord right now. i would expect the mid and upper 70s easy this time of the year. we are below where we should be and about where we are -- were last night at this time. there is the fog in the low clouds, and it will be that way again tomorrow, but with a little less depth in the inversion that would allow the temperatures to be a few degrees warmer. for the most part, a very similar day tomorrow, but the tran

. >> we will measure your manuel dexterity.our performance compared to our monthly high performer here. we will see how you are doing. >> oh, yeah, i beat this person. >> you are our new dexterity champion. >> the high didn't last long. >> this is balance. balance is one of the most important aspects of daily life. we know that half of accidental deaths in the elderly are due to balance-related falls. you are swaying in different directions as you are standing still. >> oh, god. has anybody ever fallen off? >> not bad. not too bad. you are in the 11th. >> that doesn't sound too good. the point of this is to have a conversation about what is going well and what is not going so well, and the goal is you will walk out of here with a plan. this is great. this is a lot of blue. blue is good. red is bad. i'm liking everything here. >> reporter: good. >> body composition, you're doing fair with your body mass. your skeletal muscle mass is excellent. proportionately speaking, you're a lot of muscle and lean. that's great. cognition is

the dexter -- the decorative doctrine. there are some golden poppies to represent marco pappa's home state of california. >>> restaurants, bars, and hotels are also gearing up to celebrate the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. >> how some are putting on their heads and filling up their cups ahead of the royal wedding this week. >> it's a real life fairytale. >> reporter: getting ready to celebrate the royal romance between prince harry and california native actors meghan markle. just like this and to be wedding, putting a twit on their wedding. -- twist on their wedding. >> you feel like you are attending the wedding. >> reporter: transforming this bar in washington, dc, and to st. george's chapel, even carving a look-alike feeling. >> my invitation got lost in the mail. >> reporter: if you don't happen to have a front row seat, there's at least two here on the other side of the pond. complete with an entire throne when -- room with corgis and crowns. the spirits using a cheeky name. the markel sparkle, when

. >> he was a great -- [inaudible conversations] greg: i think he's more like uncle dexter. >> i lovencle. >> i've been visiting all of the country and you know what i see everywhere? every business has a sign that says help wanted. every business. i think there's a sign on the door that says help-wanted that means the newspaper they need someone to come in and work -- there are so many jobs available that i don't know hit the democrats will they say? we need more jobs? greg: will be talking about summer does. why don't teens have summer jobs anymore? because they are lazy jerks? that's what i think. and i am a talkshow host. [cheering and applause] the best simple salad ever? heart-healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. ♪ rawwggwwrughh! well, i told you they wouldn't have it. rawwggwwrughh! it's ok, it's ok. we've got time. ♪ [impact collision] rawwggwwrughh! [impact collision] ...ughhhh! what!!! seeing your real-

. >> so peggy left the small town of dexter for sunny california and settleed in newport beach. that's where she met -- who was also from new mexico and they immediately hit it off wrrn. >> peggy was gregarious. she was always smiling and upbeat. >> and she was drawn to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. >> she did want to find a gi. >> and the clock was ticking a little bit? >> and it was. z >> then one day on the beach you found somebody for her. >> we did. one afternoon on a weekend -- she called and said what are you doing? i said i'm going to watch dave play volleyball on the beach. >> dave was linda's husband. >> i asked linda. she immediately spotted eric and said who is that? >> thern in his early 20s, was commercial commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm guess when she notices a guy playing beach volleyball, he is good-looking and in good shape. >> indeed ethe was. he was eight years younger. >> was a problem for either one of them in. >> it wasn't. peggy, when she sets her sight on something, she's goin

. >> he was a great -- [inaudible conversations] greg: i think he's more like uncle dexter. >> i love the uncle. >> i've been visiting all of the country and you know what i see everywhere? every business has a sign that says help wanted. every business. i think there's a sign on the door that says help-wanted that means the newspaper they need someone to come in and work -- there are so many jobs available that i don't know hit the democrats will they say? democrats will they say? give us the work no one else wants to do. we don't just go against the grain. we grow it. give us the frontiers. the places where success is measured in pushed limits. give us the middle of nowhere. where the only map is your buddies' tread marks. this life? no one's born ready for it. ( ♪ ) theseare heading back home.y oil no one's born ready for it. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home so we know how to cover almost we've anything.st everything even "close claws." [driver] so, we took your shortcut, which was a bad idea. [

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the frefrm word means skill and dexterity in the performance of juggling or conjuring strips. fb. she is one of 16 spellers making it through nine rounds. incredible zpl i've used that word a thousand times. >> every day. >> in dale speech. >> spell heat. there is some coming. >> really. >> get ready for the h-e-a-t. >> use that in a sentence. >> mainly clear skies right now. thin clouds around right now. and breezy and gusty. windy out there. a live view from the east bay hills camera looking west award. forecast feergts a warmer pattern tomorrow. hot inland this week. well into the 90s in the inland. cooler next we can.% let's talk about the wind. we have gusts right now as a matter of fact from 25 to 35-mile-per-hour. but this is our wind gust animation into the evening and overnight hours. starting at 7:00 this evening, the wind a bit tamer than right now. except right along the coastline. during the overnight into tomorrow afternoon -- tomorrow morning i should say well see the wind calming down a bit just tea, four, five miles an hour. but later in the day the breezes intens

officers were called here to dexter way in gloucester at around ten to five this morning where they foundorning speaking to residents here, all of them said this is normally a quiet street and many expressed shock particularly because it happened in the small hours of the morning and none of them heard anything. they awoke to police activity outside their homes. several of them have expressed their shock and one said he has seen a pool of blood on the pavement outside his flat. we have seen forensics officers going about their work this morning, we have also seen many offices escorting people who live here through the cordon to their homes because a large area remains cordoned off this afternoon. it remains an active investigation although they are appealing for anyone with more information to contact them. police have arrested three people suspected of drug dealing at a dance music festival in portsmouth — where two people died at the weekend. the news comes after 18—year—old georgia jones and 20—year—old tommy cowan were named as those who died after falling ill at the mutiny festival o

he was ministering in montgomery, his first church, dexter, , and he would come to selma and to selmaversity which is directly across the street from the house to participate in classes and to give lectures at selma university. so he would, and spend the night here in the early years. during that time you probably had a 30% african-american population, 70% caucasian population here. and there was some racial tension here. selma was a product of the south. it had come through the early part of this century into the 20s and 30s and 40s under jim crow. the races had gotten to the point where everyone was existing and things were somewhat fragile during that time. my father moved here from indiana, was raised in anderson indiana. my mother had deep, deep roots here in selma and in alabama, so she was a native, intimate the decision to make selma their home when they married in 1958 because of my mother's family connections. my mother was an educator. she loved being an educator. i father practiced dentistry in selma for 42 years, and they had a vested interest in this community for many,

there's nothing regular about you in six feet under in dexter. >> yeah.to whom crazy things are happening. >> well said. i mean, harlan, you're such a successful author, and this is your first, is that right? >> yeah, that's right. say more, say more. >> keep talking. you're such a terrific writer. >> right. >> this is netflix. >> it's so exciting. a new way to tell stories for me. eight episodes. it's like a novel put right on the screen. i want you to binge it the way you binge a novel. i want you to think you're going to watch one, click it two, boom. >> it's a different skill set, right? >> yeah. first of all we have the great shocking ending. i can't wait. >> you're hyping it up, harlan. is it going to deliver? >> i promise. no one's going guess it. they're not going to guess it. they'll be surprised. >> the last episode everyone takes a nap. is each episode like a chapter? was that easy if. >> exactly. at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. an

my password is not dexter 442. that is my dog's name and address.mmon password and consider a pass phrase. we enabled the protocol at fox. you can see there we mixed in numbers and symbols so that's what -- no one will guess that. >> bill: what he is trying to say there? rose for summer 2018. i mixed in dollar signs for the s and -- trying to help you guys stay safe online and enjoy your rose. >> bill: you usually do change it? >> i try and actually change them every couple months just the stay ahead of the curve. >> sandra: it's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven eight and password. all right. breaking news on the mueller investigation with president trump speaking out moments ago about a potential interview with the special counsel. a live report from the white house moments away. prudential asked these couples: how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this ha

the good news is that there's an expanding group of what i call culturally dexterous whites that is getting experience with difference, liking it and seeing seize it and actually is getting comfortable with using the "r" word, that's racism and i disagree with it and we have to create, keep fighting to create these kinds of integrated spaces. black folks do have allies, we need more of them. >> since 1990, we've been very proactive about testing with regard to the fair housing act. and we have a great office, office of housing in the city. of alexandria. and i'm really proud of that. second, i often ask myself, sort of a rhetorical question, what would dr. king say. what would dr. king say about what happened in charlottesville. what would dr. king say about this conversation? and from my part, in late november, 2016, i initiated and wrote alongside with our human rights commission, and office, a statement on inclusiveness and the council and i signed it and it's on a poster all across alexandria. it's in english, very short. english, spanish, and arabic. and it's really been embraced by th

la gente de los dexter dores, la gente que se va a cabo este tipo de eventos.tegorÍas segÚn su tamaÑo. >> por ejemplo, las del tercer piso son 10 individuales. tenemos $10 por 30 minutos. cuÁnto puede estar una personav -->> cuÁnto puede ser una persona durmiendo acÁ? >> tuvimos una persona que durmiÓ 12 horas acÁ. >> hay un techo con luces de led que simulan una constelaciÓn. >> yo voy aprovechar y me voy a echar una siesta. >> el lugar ha resuelto el problema a muchos somnolientos. >> mucha gente trabaja en la ciudad de nueva york y vive bastante lejos. pueden venir y dormir aquÍ. me pareciÓ muy adecuado. no es como poner una habitaciÓn de hotel. pero aquÍ no termina todo. tenemos un detalle mÁs. >> muÉstrame. tienen un espacio al aire libre para los que no les molesta el ruido de la ciudad y quieren dormir al sol. >> me encanta. me voy a quedar aquÍ un rato. seguramente me hace falta un jugo de piÑa. >> deberÍamos haberlo traído. >> me palomas por aquÍ, verdad? >> no, no hay palomas. [risas] francisca: estamos impresionados con hablan de la maravilla de cÓmo

host: ok, dexter in maryland. good morning. caller: good morning.y comment about the police is they are not trusted, liked, we feel like they look at us as the enemy, so we look at them as the enemy. there is no relationship in my community. the ones i have lived in. occupiersat us as when they come in the neighborhoods. ,hey have all hands on deck that is a code word for locking up all the black people they can get at one time. they are filling their quotas. like the lady said, they want to make money. industry, or the criminal justice industry in an industryasically that they use to make money off of what people -- a black people. host: the background noise is a little intense. again, if you want to give your thoughts on police community relations in your area, you can call for the eastern and essential time zones 202-748-8000. ,mountain and pacific 202-748-8001. ,we also have a line for police officers, if you want to give your perspective on this issue 202-748-8002. wj, on twitter, at c-span and on facebook. here is bruce in florida. caller: yes

ambitious plans here i think it's going to take time for robots to develop the kind of perception and dexteritycost point that drives value to consumers, but i think that's an inevitibility. stuart: what kind of thing would a robot do for me in my home five years down the road? >> what can't it do? who would have thought a robot five years ago would be vacuum ing your floor, washing your floor. i think it's everyone's hope years from now you'll have robots folding your laundry that are helping to clean-up around your house. i mean that's the kind of place we can go. who would have predicted that we'd have a electric vehicle 10 years ago? i think it's hard to predict where this technology is advancing but clear it is because of the cost of the computing power and it's actually growing exponentially so this is all happening. stuart: you think we'll have like rosie the robot from the jetsons in my house in about what, five years? really? >> i'm not sure about five years, but be prepared for some pretty interesting changes. i think five years from now, a lot of us aren't even recognizing the world

we had dexter filkins saying when he went back he didn't recognize the place.e gains and i'll be damned if they didn't go back with the help of the kurds and clean it up again. >> well, the question is whether or not we are willing to keep doing that and how long we're going to have to keep doing that. i think it was -- no, it wasn't mcmaster, it was mcchrystal who said some time ago that if you want to make an effort there, have a positive influence there you're going to have to have more troops than we have now but more significantly we'll have to be there for decades. we don't have the political will to do that, either. >> we've got, what, 2500 troop there is right now? >> we've got for than that. >> 4,000? >> 4,000 or 5,000. >> okay, 4,000 or 5,000 right now. it seems if those 4,000 or 5,000 troops who are there who david ignatius says really believe in their mission. if those number of troops check russian power which they are right now and check iranian expansion which they are right now and basically protect about half of the landmass of syria from attac

they were found seriously injured by police at a property in dexter wayjust before five o'clock thisl remain in place at locations linked to the investigation while their inquiries are continuing. a 15—year—old boy has appeared at sheffield magistrates' court charged with the murder of a fellow 15—year—old. he's been named as sam baker — and was stabbed in the chest, in the city on thursday. fiona trott is at court. what is the latest? well the hearing lasted just 11 minutes and the boy who cannot be named for legal reasons but quietly confirm his name, address and age was appeased due to appear at crown court tomorrow. separately 22—year—old man also in court. charged with the murder of 19—year—old ryan chow who was stabbed in the chest at a block of flats in woodhouse last week. he is also charged with possessing a knife and is due to appear in court again later this week. away from court, south yorkshire police extended stop and search powers in certain parts of this city over the weekend and they‘ re certain parts of this city over the weekend and they're telling us they are revi

dexter the cat is the windsor‘s pet. he may well turn up to the wedding, nobody knows.s. overnight —— mixing with the crowds. i'm a mac lots of people arriving, the forecasters said to be decent. the forecasters said to be decent. it will feel pleasantly warm. have got those conditions across much of the country this afternoon. much of the country this afternoon. high pressure keeping things try. turning things somewhat hazy. northern ireland, with one or two isolated showers. isolated showers. temperatures not bad for the time of year. 17—19. a bit cooler around the coast. bit cooler around the coast. and overnight, it would be quite a chilly night. chilly night. temperatures down into the mid—low single figures. single figures. could even be a touch of frost. touch of frost. turn things —— first thing tomorrow morning. thing tomorrow morning. pressure in charge, but many eyes that —— isobars on the map. that —— isobars on the map. northern ireland and the west scotland's two. scotland's two. mist first thing, which were left and clear away. skies on offer. that is the