hundreds of aer lingus pilots marched around dublin airport earlier today during an eight—hour strikeine over pay. the pilots, all in full uniform, set off at 6am from aer lingus's head office on the airport site and walked past the two terminal buildings twice holding placards and banners. the demonstration, which took place in pouring rain, caused major traffic disruption around the airport. after the march was concluded, pilots set up a picket line at the main roundabout on the entrance to the airport. a new portrait of king charles wearing military uniform has been released to commemorate armed forces day. the publication of the image coincides with a video message from queen camilla paying tribute to the efforts of the military, as graham satchell reports. i'm deeply honoured tojoin you all on armed forces day. whether in this country or overseas, we celebrate the service of men and women in our military and thank you all for everything you do to protect this country of ours.

airport, so 60s at the beaches and right around the low 70s, bayside today. then we see the temperatures jump up into the mid 70s. as you go over that dublin grade and head towards the tri valley, where the highs today 8687 degrees, a perfect spot on summer day. so we have this trough to the north of us. that's a couple of days worth of rain. and throughout the pacific northwest, but that's going to scoot out on the tail side of the weekend. and then high pressure builds in and from next monday, really through the 4th of july, we're forecasting temperatures to jump into the triple digits. and when that happens the relative humidity goes down. we have stronger winds and we will have an elevated risk of fire danger here in the bay area. i cannot rule out the potential of a red flag warning going into effect from monday, all the way through the 4th of july, but let's back it up and talk about today. our temperatures are going up just by a couple of degrees in comparison to yesterday. and again, these are seasonal summery temps right here in the bay area. go ahead take a look at your neighborhood forecast. high 70s and redwood shores high to a

airport, very important manchester lots of flights going out, not just flights that are going directly to a destination, but also indirectly. for example, there were many passengers caught up who were flying to dublin onwards to the united states. so they were held up to , it's good they were held up to, it's good they were held up to, it's good the airport apologise very quickly and has said there will be compensation for those who are out of pocket , which is the are out of pocket, which is the most important thing for a passenger, of course, but there are still many problems today, not necessarily with delays or cancellations, although there are some delays, but mostly with baggage. and for those that have checked in baggage, it could be some days before they get their baggage back. and that is obviously very frustrating. >> i hate that paul, at the end of the world, thank you very much. >> he's the ceo of the pc agency and an aviation. >> and you don't think, will you get your bags back and when do you get them back, you know, and especially and whose bags do you get back. are they going to be yours. >> exactly. because, you know, i have my facial creams and my things. i like to use everything.