east germany. in 1955, the berlin commander , who had with its allies a total of about 12,000 troops in the small city. whoops. rhonda. -- wrong button. of course, the divided city of berlin 110 miles behind the curtain. they decided that instead of having a defensive mission, he thought he should have an offensive mission. 12,000 u.s. and allied troops surrounded by someone in the neighborhood of one million russian and east german troops. fair odds. he requested sabotage teams from his commander in west germany and the commander in west , germany decided that was probably not a bad idea not quite exactly what the berlin commander requested. instead, he gave him six special forces teams who would instead of just being sent in, they would be there permanently. stationed in the american sector and their mission would be to prepare for unconventional warfare in that one area that the u.s. forces had not planned for. that was east germany. 1956, the first six teams go up there and this unit would stay

in 1930's, east of st. louis and loraine, ohio, a legendary stock in an underground railroad young tony morrison heard of the stories and she never forgot what she had been told about the summer when whites slaughtered blacks and thousands of african americans marched in protest down white america's wealth the avenue. the riot covers like a dark forest whose doom central character, perhaps based in part i. josephine baker, survive the bride that killed her parents but never feels safe even in the midst of america's largest black city. it is so shattered by the experience of the private that she could not speak of it. she stands side alice in harlem and watches the silent parade. the two of them "marveling at bases and listening to drums and the graceful when" it was july in 1917 and the beautiful faces were cold and quiet, moving slowly into the space. down fifth avenue from curve to curve came a tide of cold black faces, speechless and unblinking because what they had meant to say but did not trust themsel

that is one of the east german patrol boats. if you're underwater with a non-bubble making the -- yoububble making device, can get under these things and through these things. we can get into east germany. the unit didthat some holistic training. this is down at the garden. training,raining, ski mountain climbing, scuba diving outside of berlin. you have to get out once in a while to enjoy the open air. not just on hold but cross-country. our mission through the 1950's -- unconventional warfare, fighting the russians and the east germans. europe, yous in could start seeing student movements. terrorism stress become a problem a problem in the middle east. 1974 -- this is shortly after the debacle at munich where the germans tried to rescue the hostages at the olympics, and after the israelis do their rescue, the american military starts to look at terrorism and counterterrorist wars, but for the most part, the u.s. decides counterterrorism is an aspect better left to law enforcement. so, they give it to the military police to han

-- louis to the east ridge to the east bridge.she is talking about having it this time on the 28th in commemoration of the side the parade in new york. that makes sense to me. i guess i will be speaking in east st. louis. all very much. before anyone moves, i think we owe harper a big round of applause. >>[applause] barry: to start the book signing now, i would like to start the line going this way if you would not mind. we will move away some of the chairs. do not forget, there are refreshments in the back room including birthday cake. thank you again for coming. harper: please do not saying happy birthday. this ring out of here. >> interested in american history tv? our website, c-span.org/history. you can view our tv schedule, preview upcoming programs, and watch college lectures, museum tauris, and archive -- museum tours, and archival films. tonight, on q&a, -- >> i am not asking anyone to compromise their beliefs, i am just asking them to open their eyes to other people's so that you can figure out your place in this infinit

of south—east england.y tuesday. could be a cloudy start, but brightening up. the odd stray

the further east you are, into east anglia and the far south—east, a few sunny spells among the cloudsand bearing up quite well. northern ireland, a few fog patches around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud at that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you're underneath this cloud, it will feel quite cool, though it may brighten up. the odd shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, for western england, for northern ireland, and for northern scotland, in the sunshine it will be very pleasant. 25 celsius in glasgow, though a late—day shower somewhere in western scotland can't be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull away as we say goodbye to that area of low pressure. still some cloud around, though, from it, as we begin the day on tuesday. should start to break up, some sunny spells coming through again,

the further east you are, into east anglia and the far south—east, a few sunny spells among the clouds begin the day some outbreaks of rain. north—east england, though, bearing up quite well. northern ireland, a few fog patches around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud at that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you're underneath this cloud, it will feel quite cool, though it may brighten up and see the odd sharp shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, for western england, for northern ireland, and for northern scotland, where in in some sunshine it will be very pleasant. 2a—25 celsius in glasgow, though a late—day shower somewhere in western scotland can't be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull away as we say goodbye to that area of low pressure. still some cloud around, though, from it, as we be

stay safe and from the storm as it moves to the east. at the moment, this is a doppler-indicated tornado warning, moving into the east at 40. if there is any debris, that is where it can be bad. i want you to be inside. there is no match for any sort of tornado. even a low-level tornado or a mobile home. you're it looks less intense. we'll continue to track this and watch it. if you're just zooming in, this is well south of washington. a severe thunderstorm warning into that area as well until 7:00 p.m. the storm system is what we continue to track as it moves into the east. you see a lot of lightning with the storm. it would be over or west of the i-95 area right now between spotsylvania and approaching route 1 and i-95. we'll switch it back to the velocity mode showing me what the winds are doing. there is another severe thunderstorm in anne arundel county in prince georges. a portion of charles as well and calvert. that goes until for potential gusts is to 60 miles an hour. the storm looks over route 1 near route 17 in there. south of

east bay. >> reporter: laura and sam, ironically this comes back to folks conserving too much water during the drought. all this information is on the east bay mud website. i went to the website to gather information and see exactly who will be affected and how much you will be paying. first things first. we are talking about 1.4 million customers in the east bay to be affected by this. customers between alameda and contra costa counties. there would be a 19% increase over a two-year span. the way it works out is in 2017, this year, there would be an increase of $4.34, and next year you see an increase of $4.63. here is what one walnut creek resident said about the proposed water hikes. >> this is just another example, to my way of thinking, of the california, which is out of control, messing up badly. and we pay for it. i may move to nevada or florida because i am -- they're raising the gas tax 12 cents. they're doing all these things because they can't do a good job and we pay the price. >> r

of south—east england.dy start, but brightening up. the odd stray shower. still a cool breeze for sun that north sea coast of the many of us that north sea coast of the many of us low 20s once again. quite a decent day, and the gap between weather system is not lasting very long. by wednesday you can see what is coming. this area of low pressure will push rain right across the uk during wednesday. some of that on the side. winds picking up the gale force in north—western areas, where it will stay quite windy as the week goes on. thursday, friday and saturday showers. some showers a bit further south as well. up and down this week, changeable, a little bit more settled for a time at the start of the week, but it won't last. low pressure taking over again on wednesday. seeing all that rain on wednesday. seeing all that rain on wednesday and then sunshine and showers. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore, the headlines: president duterte prepares to set out his vision for the philippines, in his state of the nation

into the wash and east anglia, the odd heavy oi’ wash and east anglia, the odd heavy or thundery showerround. another warm and muggy night, but those nights will be cooler and fresher eventually, as we go through this week. let's look at things tomorrow morning. a fine start for most of us. morning. a fine start for most of us. in the northern half of scotland, the odd shower around. we pick up on the weather system that is affecting scotland and northern ireland at the moment. an area of showers from southern scotland, north—west england and into north and west wales. the sun will come out and we will see a future hours. still the odd heavy shower around the wash and into east anglia to begin the day and one two around the far south—west. for a large part of england and wales it will be dry start. through the day, umbrellas up the ready, sunshine and showers. as ever, some will miss them and stay completed dry, you might get a heavy downpour. it looks like there will be heavier, thundery downpours affecting east anglia, essex, kent and east sussex. maybe around the london area as well.

toour 2020 strategy is become a top player among middle east and south east asia and africa.hange in the strategy going for. to recap, the strategy is built around two pillars, net organic growth and levying the network. net organic growth, we are very fortunate. we're not looking for acquisitions as we speak but we are very opportunistic. leverage ofillar, the existing network, we will take spending in the existing fashion. in an organic we have branches opening in kuwait. and of this month, we will be establishing our business as a full-fledged branch in india. we also plan for a license in hong kong. ourhina, we are changing position there. we will continue this strategy. yousef: you focused on your strategy any say little has changed. but you have reality on the ground in saudi arabia and egypt in the latest political dispute. how are you going to reallocate resources or be prioritize a little bit, refine your strategy to adjust to what is happening there? this presents less than 5% of our balance sheet. the impact we see is very little , if any, for our strategy going fo

that rain makes its way south—east. and temperatures back to where they should be for the time of year, around 22 degrees. if you are not a fan of the warm and sticky nights we have had recently, things will be turning cooler by day and some of us will have some welcome rainfall as well. goodbye. this is a newsday on the bbc. clashes about the care of the chinese dissident. and the workplace where dogs are very much part of the furniture. liza fromer studios in singapore and london.

middle east. >> the middle east is rich in history, rich in its people and resources. need it is one of the prosperous regions. if the nations in the middle east will turn towards the works of peace they can count with confidence upon the friendship and help of all of the people of the united states of america. our country is committed to a peace that is based on five principals. first, the recognized right of national life. second, justice for the refugees. third, innocent meretime passage. fourth, wastefulness on the arms race. fifth, political independence and territorial integrity for all. >> on june 22nd he invited george brown of denmark and from italy foreign minister. all four have been attending the emergency session at the united nations and each in private conferences during the day informed the president of the views held by the various delegations. the president discussed with each guest the five point peace proposal and reviewed developments during the cease fire. he brought each up to date on the troubled region. again, expressing the hope it should be r

when you look at the wider middle east geography or the greater middle east geography from libya to yementhat are many different types of nationstates that have been affecting diminution of the dates. but when you look at the security perspective from turkish secret perspective of course syria and iraq are at the center of the declining of the state sovereignty, especially after the iraq. the seguin is the proliferation of the nonstate military actors. again when a look at the greater middle east geography from yemen, i mean, to libya, there are plenty of nonstate military actors that cannot compare against each other. there are many religiously based fundamental nonstate military actor as well as there are secular nonstate military actors such as ypg, but all these kinds of nonstate actors are challenging so to speak -- because her challenge the sovereignty, challenging the borders, challenging the social -- of the nationstate in the region. i think the third one is terrorism and radicalization. this is violent extremism. all the state in the region are experiencing violent extremism. tu

east bay m.u.d. considering charging its customers almost 20% more. good morning, it is tuesday, july 11. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >>> we could see some delays build for folks making their way towards the lower deck of the bay bridge. it's been quiet all morning but chp running some traffic breaks due to some cones from overnight roadwork that caltrans had out there scattered across three lanes along the lower deck and that's from the western span all the way to treasure island. so do expect some slowdowns. right now, speeds drop just below the limit ba 'll ke an eyon thafor not you. into the meantime, over at the bay bridge toll plaza, things looking pretty usual. we have the metering lights on, backup stretching to the foot of the maze. 20 minutes into san francisco. eastshore freeway still in the green. hat's a check of your traffic; over to y ou. >>> >>> i'm channeling me some oates redding this morning otis redding sitting at the dock of the bay! good morning, as we look at the p

in the middle east. insurance president for international markets about plans for the region. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg markets: middle east." new york listed health insurance -- insurer cigna has widened its footprint in the middle east with the acquisition of zurich's regional business. we talked about the deal with cigna's president. >> the middle east is one of our go to regions for us. what we are seeing in terms of the trends in the region mean we are very excited. this a critical milestone for us in terms of enabling us to further grow our presence across the middle east. yousef: how much did you pay? do you have a valuation? unfortunately, i can't disclose that. we went through due process, and this now gives us licenses here onthe uae and kuwait and him -- and we are very excited about what this enables us to do. >> let's talk about the breakdown of where your revenue is coming from. if you take a look at the financial analysis function on the bloomber

why don't we go to the east, east and south and see it's other cell. that continues to track through burlington county and also causing some very heavy downpours and jacksonville heading towards the shore and belmar as well. this 10 the lightning strikes in the past 15 minutes. stormtracker 6 live double scan is lighting up and if you don't like the stormy weather, with a cold front moving in it won't pass until tomorrow, we have more stormy weather tonight and more tomorrow, and the heat wave is ending. we'll keep you posted when "action news" continues after this. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. breaking news from bucks county and the missing men case and cosmo dinardo currently in jail on $5 million bail confessed to murdering or participating in the murders of all four men in exchange for taking the death penalty off the table. it's thursday night and the big story is cosmo's confession. we got word of it a short time ago from cosmo dinardo's

so it's moving to the east at about 30 miles per hour.ltimate doppler has indicated some rotation. some of the places in the path of this would be west reading, lorraine, saint lawrence, mount penn, also ken hoarst. amity empty gardens you're in the path office this tornadic storm as well through sections of berks county. so once again, ultimate doppler is very active right now with showers and thunderstorms moving through the area. so this particular tornado warning has the capability of producing once again some damaging wind and also some hail threw sections of berks county. so we're looking at this warning still on going for another six minutes it looks like. this cell is moving to the south and east about 30 miles per ho hour. so we're look at heavy rainfall and we're also looking at a lot of rainfall. so let's go back to that camera if we can and dawn was talking about just how this just a bad time for everything. >> yeah. it's very bad timing, because a lot of people are heading home from work or heading out for the evening, and fo

this is thef east. we are going to look for a few residual storms around southern maryland but it shouldn't amount to a lot. tomorrow not as humid. cooler out there. with the daytime highs in the upper 80's opposed to the middle 90's. we will keep the trend going moving into the day on sunday. better weather. it's on the way. you have to give it time. highs tomorrow are upper 80's around the d.m.v. extended outlook from stormwatch7 shows 90 on tuesday. then we crank up the heat and the humidity again on wednesday, thursday, friday with the temperatures in the middle 90's and lows in the 70's. jonathan? jonathan: thank you, steve. get out to richard reeve in the mobiletrak7 now. he is in fairfax, rich? richard: we are in the car wash. check it out. it's coming down real hard now. this began a new minutes ago. thank goodness people are slowing down. the road right now is not packed number of cars. you can see on the other side of the street there. you can't really see. on the right-hand side of the lane.

danjohnson, bbc news, east london. from the scene of one of the attacks last night. a man pulled up any moped at the lights and sprayed liquid into a man's face to try to steal his moped. that seems to be a pattern throughout these attacks. we believe that deliver the drivers were targeted at least some of them, and two of the companies that use moped drivers to deliver food, deliveroo and there were eight or helping the police with their investigations. it has caused concern for locals and people father of the stop people who live nearby have said that moped crime has been an increase recently and they have set up a whatsapp group so and they have set up a whatsapp group so that they can message each other when they see these gangs of youths on moped, some of snatching mobiles from people in the street in broad daylight. there is a big debate about the sale of acid, something that mps were already scheduled to discuss mixed week when the new laws were needed to restrict the new laws were needed to restrict the sale of

through the day on monday, one frontal system brings a bit of rain to the east of scotland, north—easty through the day, and then for all of us it is a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, and across eastern england, in particular, some of the showers heavy and thundery, bringing a lot of heavy rain, and some hail and thunder as well. northern ireland, though, having a dryer day, with some sunshine into the west of scotland. eastern scotland staying fairly cloudy and damp. then as we head our way south across england and wales, some heavy showers, especially towards the east. could catch one or two heavy showers almost anywhere across england and wales. the south—west probably having a dryer interlude, and the south—east still some torrential downpours bringing some sub—surface—water flooding. now, there is the chance that the showers could stay away from wimbledon. so a largely dry day, but there is the chance that we could see some showers interrupting play, i think, during the afternoon. then, heading through into the evening hours, those heavy showers in the east eventually s

they then move across the midlands, north—east england, east scotland, eventually rain into the south—easther quite light and patchy. behind the rain band, things will brighten up. there will be showers across northern ireland and scotland into the afternoon. some of these will be quite heavy and the wind is still fairly blustery. notice the persistent rain holding on across the far north and east of scotland right through the afternoon. brighter skies into wales. a fairly cool and fresh feel to the weather. 19 in cardiff. similar in plymouth, with patchy cloud and sunny spells for the afternoon across the south—west of england. we come further east across hampshire, berkshire, into london, kent and east anglia there will be a fair amount of cloud through the afternoon. some outbreaks of rain, fairly light and patchy, extending through the coast of england. further west some bright weather developing. in the evening the cloud and patchy rain will be chased away to the east. a lot of dry weather through the night, however, some hefty showers developing across northern ireland and western sc

this is our monthly gathering to discuss the middle east. the complicated and seemingly unending conflict there is frustrating to many americans. it's frustrating to me. but truth be told, the security council often makes the middle east more complicated than it actually is. it obsesses over israel. and it refuses to acknowledge one of the chief sources of conflict and killing in the middle east. that is iran and its partner militia lebanese hezbollah. hezbollah is a terrorist organization. in its own words it is dedicated to the destruction of israel. it has the blood of hundreds of americans and thousands of others on its hands. together with its iranian patron, hezbollah seeks to cause destruction throughout the middle east. some see two wings to hezbollah, a terrorist wing and a political and social wing. this is a convenient excuse for hezbollah, but it is dangerous fiction. just because a terrorist group also promotes political candidates for office doesn't make it any less a terrorist group. for a glance of hezbollah's true nature, lo

he sees oklahoma as slightly more inclusive than east texas. several african-american families will move back with him to oklahoma in the 1930's. this is someone who learned at the tuskegee institute. he was a protege of booker t. washington. hopefully that name rings a bell from your survey history classes. booker t. washington believed that african-americans, were they to do well in the marketplace, could uplift their entire class. the faith in entrepreneurialism as a way to improve their own racial standing. this is what jake simmons sees. and he will become an incredibly rich oilman in his own right in the post-world war ii period. he is in fact going to help open up nigeria to american oil exploration. evidence again of this democratic promise living itself out. there is also a spirit of rebellion. there is a certain kind of theology that grows up in this period, on this soil. there is also a new political initiative that takes root at this time. continuing on the politics of the independent oil producer. this is going to accelerate in the

the further east you are, into east anglia and the far south—east, a few sunny spells among the clouds up quite well. northern ireland, a few fog patches around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud at that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you're underneath this cloud, it will feel quite cool, though it may brighten up and see the odd sharp shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, for western england, for northern ireland, and for northern scotland, where in in some sunshine it will be very pleasant. 25 celsius in glasgow, though a late—day shower somewhere in western scotland can't be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull away as we say goodbye to that area of low pressure. still some cloud around, though, from it, as we begin the day on tuesday. should start to break up, then we'll see some warm, s

south—east.on area as we turn on the heat. elsewhere, 16 to about 19 or 20 covers it. then, as we push that frontal system away, it rather links back, in fact, to a new development for tuesday out in the atlantic. now, i say tuesday, but as early as monday evening i think we'll see the first signs of that rain just beginning to pile its way into northern ireland, and then extending its influence into the southern part of scotland, the north of england, and by tuesday afternoon some of that rain mayjust be getting down towards anglesey and on towards the northern shores of wales. to the south of it, i think there will be, with some sunshine, a little bit of heat. 2a, 25 degrees further north. despite the sunshine, 13—16 will probablyjust about cover it. out of tuesday and on into wednesday, so those fronts will have quit the scene, although there will be a legacy of cloud across the borders area of scotland, the far north of england, to the south of that, the heat will be beginning to build up, fe

in scotland and part of north—east england, edging south—east words but becoming lighter as it is.s along the north sea coast. tuesday is a fine day for many of us but it turns on settled for many of us on wednesday. this is bbc world news today. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: donald trump insists he has the authority to issue pardons for wrongdoing — amid reports he is considering pardoning members of his inner circle. london's great ormond street hospital says their staff have received death threats and online abuse in relation to the charlie gard case. the east—west split within the european union grows over poland's controversial newjudicial reforms. tonight there are more protests in warsaw. we report on how the italian government is trying to disperse migrants among towns and villages across the country; but some locals are not happy. and chris froome looks all but certain to win this year's tour de france.

spreading east —— vein on wednesday spreading east —— vein on wednesday spreading east.

the road to a permanent piece in the middle east would be a long one.e issues were raised by the fighting than were settled. to coordinate american policy on the problems the government would face in the aftermath of the conflict, president johnson established a special committee of the national security council. he asked george bundy to serve as its executive secretary. the war on the deserts of the sinai involved far more than governmental concern. blood ties, national origins and deep-seated sympathies made themselves felt virtually to the doorstep of the white house. [chanting]. >> no peace without justice. >> no peace without justice. >> by the 8th of june only the arab state of jordan had agreed to accept the ceasefire resolution. at the very moment president johnson was drafting a statement on the current situation to senator mike mansfield word was passed to the white house and the nation alike that egypt too had agreed to the ceasefire. presidential ♪ >> on the 10th of june, syria, the last arab holdout, agreed to a ceasefire. the fighting was

under further east you are into east anglia and the south—east, a few sunny spells the clouds, parts—east england bearing up quite well. northern ireland a few fog patches around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you are underneath this cloud it may feel quite cool, though it may brighten up. the odd shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, the west of england and northern ireland, and for northern scotland, in the sunshine it would be very pleasant. 25 celsius in glasgow, though a late they shower somewhere in western scotland cannot be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull away as we say goodbye to that area of low pressure. still some cloud around, though, from it, as we begin the day on tuesday. as soon as that sta rts the day on tuesday. as soon as tha

difference between the east and the sunny west.row should be better almost everywhere, this is the forecast for the week ahead, very changeable, forecasting a changeable week, heavy rain on the way on wednesday, but there will be some sunshine around, on wednesday a bit of sunshine around. all the rest of today, the east remains cloudy and dreary, not a pretty picture. looking at cornwall, devon, throughout the west country and wales, right now in cardiff, temperature 2a degrees. still basking in sunshine at this stage, light winds, beautiful summery day, sunny weather in northern ireland and throughout western scotland. i will point out, if you happen to be up in the highlands, there is just if you happen to be up in the highlands, there isjust a chance of a shower, but that is pretty much it, other than that, a shower, but that is pretty much it, otherthan that, looking a shower, but that is pretty much it, other than that, looking fine. eastern areas stay fine through the evening and into tonight, then a tendency for all of that

through east anglia and the south—east in particular.ude, still showers in scotland and northern ireland and thicker cloud brings in rain. not heavy at this time in wales and southern england. that's how we start tomorrow. with that rain coming in across wales and southern england. it will pep up through the day and it will be drifting eastwards. ahead of it in eastern and northern parts of it in eastern and northern parts of the country, there will be showers and one or two of those could be heavy. again not all of us will catch them. fresher, especially if you're stuck under that band of rain, noticeably in the south—east where it's been so hot and muggy recently but that rain could well in the wimbledon. a fresher night for sleeping on tuesday into wednesday in the south—east, the rain clearing early on and as the ridge of high pressure m oves early on and as the ridge of high pressure moves in things settle down and lots of sunshine. temperatures down a touch compared to what we've been used to but still not too bad for this time inj

across the south—east and east anglia, more patchy.this area of heavy rain here. from plymouth and cardiff, it moves into the midlands. then around hull and yorkshire and newcastle. by the end of the night, it dries out across wales and a large chunk of the midlands and the south. and in the midlands and the south. and in the north—east, we have clear spells and showers. tomorrow, we will start off quite grey and wet in the north—east and quite breezy. as this low pulls away into the north sea, the weather will improve. initially, somewhat weather around but then improving weather conditions in newcastle. then lots of showers will start piling in off the atlantic. overall tomorrow, a very changeable day. from sunny spells to heavy showers back to sunny spells. there will be thunder and lightning in place. the far south—east might get away with a mostly dry day but mostly, showers galore. still the low pressure with us, so the u nsettled low pressure with us, so the unsettled weather. not just low pressure with us, so the unsettled weat

riot officers under attack in east london.eworks and bottles are thrown during a protest following the death of man who'd been involved in a police chase. the pope and theresa may lead the tributes to charlie gard as his life support is switched off just days before his first birthday. the sport. a dream of a day, for england's new boy. toby roland—jones takes four south african wickets to put england on top in the third test at the oval. and sarah has the weather. a mixed picture through the weekend. sunshine and lost —— blustery showers. more information in 15 minutes. thank you. good morning. first, our main story. president trump's aide has resigned after days of public infighting at the white house and repeated failures by his administration to fulfil their key election pledges. mr trump has replaced his chief of staff reince priebus, withjohn kelly, a former general who's been in charge of the department of homeland security. one official said he'd been hired with the goal of bringing more discipline to the white house.

through the day on monday, one frontal system brings bit of rain to the east of scotland, north—east day. and then for all of us it is a day of sunny spells and scattered showers and across east of england in particular some of the showers heavy and thundery, bringing a lot of heavy rain and some hail and thunder as well. northern ireland, though, having a dry day with some sunshine into the west of scotland. eastern scotla nd into the west of scotland. eastern scotland staying fairly cloudy and damp and then as we had our way south across england and wales, some heavy showers especially towards the east could catch one or two heavy showers almost anywhere across england and could catch one or two heavy showers almost anywhere across england and the south—west probably having a dry interlude south—east. still some torrential downpours bringing some torrential downpours bringing some torrential downpours bringing subsurface water flooding. now, there is the chance that the showers could stay away from wimbledon, so a largely dry day but there is the chance that we could see some showe

there is a rise in the number of yellow jackets in the east bay.p your family safe. and after the break... a pregnant woman demanding action against police officers. hear what she says police did to her while they were searching for somebody else. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. no major hot spots. minor slowing on sb 80 and wb 24. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (darya) a pregnant woman claims she was slammed to the ground by a sacramento police officer. now, she is demanding that the department take action against those officers. the woman was standing outside her apartment earlier this month when she says seven police officers showed up to her apartment searching for someone on a felony charge. officers say a man matching the suspect's description went into her apartment, but it turned out not being the person they were looking for. she says the officers knocked her down when they searched her apartment and then left. <"as i get up to enter my home, a cop grabs my arm and twists and pulls me, pulls m

it is the same as we travel east into kent, essex and across east anglia.24 degrees. for wales, a similarstory in 23, possibly 24 degrees. for wales, a similar story in that there will beafair a similar story in that there will be a fair bit of sunshine. temperature responding accordingly. south—west england could be heading down to the beach today. cooler on the coast but inland still pleasant. through receiving an overnight you can see how we start to lose some of the shower was. the cold wind comes down and also by date and slackens a bit. there will be a lot of dry weather around under clear skies. we could see the odd pocket of fog, nothing too drastic. in the glens of scotla nd nothing too drastic. in the glens of scotland the temperature could down to single figures. so if you are in balmoral it will be a chilly night. as we head on through the course of tomorrow, while still slack off when donein tomorrow, while still slack off when done in north coastline, still a lot of sunshine. not as cold as today, much drier, as editor sunshine across the coun

we will see slight cooling, but it's still going to be hot in the east bay valleys. overnight, temperatures cooled nicely near the bay and on the valley floors, but it's still warm in the hills above 1,500 feet. morning clouds and fog at the coast and bay will last until mid-morning. then the sun will do it's work. inland highs will be in the upper 90s for the east bay and low 90s for the north and south bays. bay shoreline communities will be in the mid 80s and coastal locations will remain in the mid 60s. as for this weekend, expect this pattern of hot inland temperatures to continue. also, if you plan on visiting the beaches this sunday, be careful. two storms in the pacific have kicked up big waves that will arrive on our shores sunday. keep the kids back from the water. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:10 am. sunset is at 8:22 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb

middle east is coming to us.errorism is coming to us. immigration, illegal immigration, is coming to us. look at the other side of the mediterranean — there is libya, absolutely a failed state and a source of trouble. look at egypt, it is bankrupt. there are 90—95 million people there. look at syria, about 500,000 were killed. look at iraq, look at other parts, even the gulf region — saudi arabia and qatar are quarrelling and fighting. middle east is very important, we have failed states there, notjust isis, the islamic state, we have a lot of problems. the question is now, ok, i can sense some sort of euphoria. isis is going to be defeated, they are about to lose mosul, they are about to lose raqqa. but there are two very important questions. what will happen to isis after that? the second question, what will happen to the coalition which is fighting isis? is it going to be intact? is it going to be strong as it used to be? because they were united simply because of isis. answering the first question, i believe

it will go north—east towards north—east scotla nd north—east towards north—east scotland into the north cloud across southern and south—eastern parts. temperatures down on what we are looking at today. 21, possibly 22. the back edge of that is pulling away towards the near continent on wednesday night. low pressure close to us. squeezing isobars. thursday. northern ireland and scotland in particular it is going to be wet and blustery. moving away from that, back on to the sunshine, pleasant. highs of 21. back to you. it has been just glorious where i was yesterday. i know some did not have it. goodbye. iwas yesterday. i know some did not have it. goodbye. i was in the north—west. ben isjoining us. i'm getting some grief for having dyed hairand you foryour getting some grief for having dyed hair and you for your creased tie. your hair? it got bleached in the sun. while you are looking at that, the papers. the times. many have pictures of charlie gard and his pa rents. pictures of charlie gard and his parents. they have been talking about that story about ministers ending the scandal of r