this is not smug would see on the east coast, right. but out here she knows with this gender disparity that the men are willing to recognize the value of women and she's up front. look, i can do all of these things and it is valuable and not only is she asking for this money but because of the way the law has changed in california, if she's paid it she gets to keep ', right. so on the east coast, yes, you might get some sort of dowry or something like that, but your husband has control of it until he dies and you're hoping that he dies before you, otherwise you're out of luck, you never see that money again, right. here, this is her money, she gets it, if this marriage doesn't work out, she's got protection, right. and the second part of that is the other change which is the divorce laws. right. so california decides that they are going to have liberal divorce laws and they do this for two reasons. one reason is -- well, one reason is to incentivize the women to take the risk, right. you're going cross country to marry a man that you do

most of them will be near to the east coast of england. sunny spells elsewhere.degrees in london. that's your weather. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. labour promises higher pay rises for nhs staff in england. they'd abolish the pay cap and bring back bursaries for student nurses. but the conservatives say labour's sums don't add up and would put the health service at risk. good morning, it's wednesday, the 26th of april. also this morning: ten years after the disappearance of madeleine mccann, detectives say they're pursuing a significant line of inquiry. these are the drones helping to make oui’ these are the drones helping to make our skies

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those winds continue to feed in the showers to the east coast of england.res elevation in the morning. so some wintryness here, perhaps a little bit of iciness around as well, and perhaps a bit of sleet in some of the heavy showers during the morning across eastern counties of england, maybe a dusting of snow for the north york moors. aside from that, though, i think it‘s going to be heavy rain showers that we see developing through the afternoon. and spilling inland across the midlands, covering much of east anglia, south—east england where the showers will be particularly heavy, some hail and thunder mixed in. and another coolish feeling day, temperatures 9—12 degrees. colder, though, as those showers moved through, the temperatures will drop away for a time. looking at wednesday night, things will begin to turn a little bit less cold across northern and western areas as cloudier weather spills in, bringing some spots of rain with it. but further south, with any link the clear spells we could well see a frost developing and it could be quite a damaging fr

a rare treat for rail fans as the flying scotsman travel alongside three modern trains on the east coast and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 — this mornings reviewers are preshant rao , from the international new york times and peter conradi, foreign editor at the sunday times. good morning and welcome to bbc news. and i should say happy saint georges day. labour is attempting to win over voters ahead ofjune‘s general election, with the promise of four extra uk—wide bank holidays. they would fall on the patron saint‘s day of each of the home nations. the conservatives have responded by saying the british economy would be on a permanent holiday under labour. here's our political correspondent ben wright. good morning, everybody. good morning! working hard to get your vote. butjeremy corbyn thinks britain's workers deserve a break, and says if labour wins the general election he will try and introduce four new uk—wide bank holidays. bank holidays are a devolved matter in scotland. butjeremy corbyn says he would introduce four more in england on st george's day, st patri

temperatures in the mid—teens away from the east coast.ne and warmest weather in the west and slightly cooler conditions in the east.

i doctor the managing director of version east coast and he said this can't happen again. this again very soon, don't worry about it. would you like to see this again, gary? that sense of yorkshire pride. yes, it brings communities together is and in five days' time, we have the world's biggest bike race. you will see millions of people turning out there that. we do big events here in yorkshire and we do them really well. thanks for allowing us on the platform today to enjoy the experience with you. i will go home and wipe the suit off now. it's been and wipe the suit off now. it's been a great morning at

lauren: it may be spring but feels like summer from the east coast.eorologist said they do say what their forecasts. do we need sunscreen today? >> yeah, it's going to be absolutely fantastic. already started one this morning on the eastern half of the country. very warm temperatures piling up to 63 degrees in new york city. cold air further to the west along the frontal line when you see some of the spring thunderstorms continue to fire up and it's right along the line from ohio all the way to portions of texas producing borderline severe weather getting down from boston up into the dallas area. double continue to slowly drift to the east. if you are the way of it, pay attention because it could turn into severe weather by the time they get going in the afternoon hours. you see a weakening in a lot of cases, but there will be spots where they say a little bit longer. on the west coast, we continue to fight the drought. we see more and more rain in the pacific northwest and portions of california. the big story for the eastern half of the country is g

as we pull in this easterly breeze there could be cloud and showers around the east coast.inues through the rest of the week. dry weather is set to stay with us with the best of the sunshine and warmest weather in the west. slightly cooler conditions in the east. goodbye for now. good afternoon. theresa may has said there will be no increase in vat if the conservatives win the general election, but the prime minister has given her clearest signal yet that her party will abandon its promise not to raise income tax or national insurance contributions. labour has also said it will not raise vat and has said it won't raise income tax on low and middle earners. the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell said he would end what he called "giveaways to the rich" — while labour would protect low and middle earners. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. in the swing of an election campaign, there is, for

a rare treat for rail fans as the flying scotsman travel alongside three modern trains on the east coastainline and in dateline in half an hour — two elections are up for discussion... the general election injune and the french presidential poll. good morning and welcome to bbc news. on the first weekend of the general election campaign, jeremy corbyn has announced that a labour government would introduce another four bank holidays. he says further marking the patron saints days for the four home nations would "recognise the historic diversity of the uk". the proposal has been criticised by labour's opponents, and some business groups. meanwhile, mr corbyn has raised the prospect that a labour government could scrap the uk's trident nuclear submarines. speaking to the bbc this morning he refused to confirm whether maintaining the deterrent would be in the party's general election manifesto. this is still an entirely unresolved question as to what you are going to do. your spokesman has said clearly that keeping trident will be in the labour manifesto. we haven't completed work on the man

25 cats called operation breathing room. 200 animals were transported to 11 shelters along the east coast. they will be give check ups and the spca hopes to have them up for for adoption in a few days. >>> lord specialty hospital unveiled a new name. it will be known as acutety special hospital of southern new jersey. 3-year-old t sevment -- tess made an appearance, she provides support and comfort to patients and staff. >>> a woman took her life into her own hands when doctors said there's no help. >>> we look live, sky6 live hd, looking at the talen energy stayed upin chester. meteorologist david murphy has the details on a very warm forecast when "action news" returns. >> charleston south carolina church shooter dylan roof is expected to plead guilty to state murder charges. he agreed to plead guilty relieving him waiting for execution. he killed 9 people in church back in 2015. he was sentenced to death on federal murder and hate crime charges. >>> a girl who went missing in missouri over the weekend is back home with her family. she was abducted by two men from maryland who met her o

on the east coast. watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning i'm rob schmitt.r joining us as always i'm heather childers. thanks for starting your day and week with us. we begin with ther wrath strategic patience. that is over. vice president mike pence drawing a hard line against north korea overnight after visiting a demilitarized zone just miles from enemy lines. rob: griff jenkins live in washington this morning with the latest on the boiling depositions overseas.

and this is the chokepoint for the whole east coast ideas rail system.ake it, he's gonna make it, he made it. he's gonna make it! you're almost there! almost there, and you -- he made it, all right! they made it. the bridge is also known for causing delays when it has to swing open to allow boats to go under. most of that traffic is poop. the bridges open a couple times a week to allow barges carrying sludge from the sewage plant upriver. so if you ever sat on a train and felt like, wow, i really feel like i'm being treated like crap, no, you weren't. the crap has priority over you. [laughter] >> that's good. >> the p crap has priority. the water stinks. new jersey transit amtrak is are trying to piece together the funding, but the whole thing is very uncertain now because the proposed trump budget has no no money for any of this. >> well, the problem is there are bigger priorities. i mean, the light rail to jersey city where no one lives, that's much more important. >> that's a good project. you do build infrastructure before the houses, but you've got

the winds tend to come down the east coast, too, so it will be quite chilly around that east coast. first thing sunday morning, temperatures lower than this in the countryside. but even in towns and cities, down to around five or six, so a cold start to sunday morning. if you're planning on running or watching the marathon in london you might want to wrap up warm first thing. but by the afternoon, sunshine breaking through, it that should lift the temperatures into the mid—teens. across much of the country sunday not looking like a bad day. probably a fair amount of sunshine, some rain for the far north of scotland. most other places dry, and temperatures typically between 11 and 12 in the north, perhaps 15 or 16 further south. high pressure not far away as we look through sunday night and into the new working week, and then we see low pressure moving in from the north. and this is when we introduce that very cold air. look at the blue colours, and those northerly arrows moving monday into tuesday. we could even see some sleet and snow showers around too. monday into tuesday, one or

we have good weather, east coast looks nice and much california, very enjoyable spring time weather with breezy conditions. >> we'll give you the rest of that weekend forecast coming up. >> bill, the tough thing for a lot of people in the rockies and

most of them will be near to the east coast of england. sunny spells elsewhere.ghs of 15 degrees in london. that's your weather. this is bbc news. i'm james menendez. the headlines: it looks like president trump's border wall is going to be delayed. he's facing a government shutdown over the money, and mexico's not going to pay either. if they decide to do it, it's in their own sovereign right. the only thing that is clear is that there is no way mexico is going to pay for it. the us starts deploying its anti—missile system in south korea a day after the north put on a huge display of firepower. a special report from lebanon, where refugees from syria are falling victim to the illegal trade in human organs. a special report from lebanon, where refugees from syria are falling victim to the illegal trade in human organs. in business: be prepared for the big trump cut. and i'm not talking hairstyles. donald trump will present his tax plan today, and big cuts are expected, but will it make multinationals bring their huge

those winds continue to feed in the showers to the east coast of england.wers continue to feed in across scotland. there'll continue to be some snow up in the hills of scotland above around 100—200 metres elevation in the morning. so some wintryness here, perhaps a little bit of iciness around as well, and perhaps a bit of sleet in some of the heavy showers during the morning across eastern counties of england, maybe a dusting of snow for the north york moors. aside from that, though, i think it's going to be heavy rain showers that we see developing through the afternoon. and spilling inland across the midlands, covering much of east anglia, south—east england where the showers will be particularly heavy, some hail and thunder mixed in. and another coolish feeling day, temperatures 9—12 degrees. colder, though, as those showers move through, the temperatures will drop away for a time. looking at wednesday night, things will begin to turn a little bit less cold across northern and western areas as cloudier weather spills in, bringing some spots of rain with

those winds continue to feed in the showers to the east coast of england. continue to be some snow up in the hills of scotland, above around 100—200 metres elevation, in the morning. so some wintryness here, perhaps a little bit of iciness around as well, and perhaps a bit of sleet in some of the heavy showers during the morning across eastern counties of england, maybe a dusting of snow for the north york moors. aside from that, though, i think it's going to be heavy rain showers that we see developing through the afternoon. and spilling inland across the midlands, covering much of east anglia, south—east england, where the showers will be particularly heavy, some hail and thunder mixed in, another coolish feeling day, temperatures 9—12 degrees. colder, though, as those showers move through, the temperatures will drop away for a time. looking at wednesday night, things will begin to turn a little bit less cold across northern and western areas, as cloudier weather spills in, bringing some spots of rain with it. but further south, with any lengthy clear spe

cool on the east coast, warm across western areas. other teams, one two places seeing about 20 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm... eu leaders unanimously adopt what they say are ‘firm and fair‘ guidelines for negotiating brexit. i'm ben brown live in brussels. i'll bring you the latest developments here. it took those leaders only one minute to agree their brexit strategy. labour leaderjeremy corbyn urges young people to "claim theirfuture" by voting labour in the general election. theresa may is campaigning in scotland for the first time since calling the election. ukip leader paul nuttall is to stand in boston and skegness in lincolnshire. it's emerged that one of the six people arrested in a counter terrorism operation in london on thursday had been suspected of attempting to travel to syria tojoin is. also in the next hour... the heavyweights head for wembley.

most of them will be near to the east coast of england. sunny spells elsewhere. headlines: another of president trump's election pledges has suffered a setback. he's having to delay trying to secure funds from american taxpayers for his wall along the mexican border. democrats in congress are blocking his request forfederalfunds. american troops have begun installing parts of an advanced anti—missile defence system in south korea. it's a response to the risk of ballistic missile attack from the north. china has launched its first domestically—built aircraft carrier. the latest sign of its growing naval power. it's not expected to be operational until 2020. aid agencies have told the bbc they now consider the middle east the global hub for the trafficking of human organs. the flow of refugees from syria has created new opportunities to exploit desperate and vulnerable people.

i was stalking to the managing director of virgin east coast and he said it could never happen again. worry about that. this draws people together and that says of yorkshire pride. yes, it galvanises communities, it brings communities together. in five days' time, we have the world's biggest bike race happening. you'll see millions of people turn over that again. we do big events in yorkshire and we do them really well now. thanks for allowing us on the platform today to enjoy the experience with you. i will have to go home now and wipe the soot off. time for a look at the weather with tomasz. it looks like we'll have to get the sick calls out again. notjust the second. look at the beautiful weather in cornwall. these links not looking bad across most of the uk, just scattered cloud. but the changes already starting to take place in the very far north of the british isles. look at the temperature in shetland. but cold it is going to be sinking southwards. starting tonight, the cold front moves through scotland, colder air coming in from the arctic, will start to see wintry showers acr

. —— the south—east coast. a fairly cool day ifa south—east coast. day if a largely dry one. another cold night choose day night into wednesday. with that some sunny spells by day. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the us vice—president mike pence has reaffirmed america's vow to defend south korea, hours after the north carried out an abortive missile test this morning's provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day in defence of the freedom of the people of south korea and the defence of america. people in turkey are voting in a referendum which could lead to radical changes to the country's constitution. theresa may urges unity over brexit, as she delivers her first easter message as prime minister. 68 children are among the dead in syria after a bomb attack on a convoy of buses carrying evacuees from besieged towns. now on bbc news, life stories. welcome to my great grandmother's 117th birthday. right now she's taking pictures with people who have come to see her and celebrate this big day

the icon of the railways, built in doncaster works in 1923 and plying its trade along the east coastwork rail, you have been instrumental in getting this going. how logistically difficult has it been to arrange this? difficult to do, but as you can see, it is a must do event, fantastic event and thanks to all the partners for making it happen. this has showcased yorkshire at its best this morning. yes, it has. you can see from the thousands of people who have turned out, it has been absolutely splendid. i would echo what rob has said. the partners have worked together, it has been a challenge, but they have pulled it off and it has been very popular. talking to the managing director of virgin east coast, he said this can't happen again, but there will be demand. there is huge demand. we will do something like this again very soon, don't worry about it. it may have to be slightly different, but it draws people together. it's a sense of yorkshire pride. it galvanises communities, it brings together and in five days' time, we have the world's biggest bike race. you will see millions of

it might help people on the east coast and the west coast. but it's not helping people in the middle. it's the people in the middle that voted trump in. >> good to see you. if you had to give a grade, what would it be? >> i think i would give him a b-plus. >> why is that? >> just the twitter. >> the twitter? the tweets bother you? >> well, i don't really read them but i know when somebody gets under his skin he starts twittering. i think he should grow up. >> did anyone at this table vote for hillary clinton? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> my mother did. >> your mother did. we find vicky lawson in her front yard. she doesn't like to talk politics. for her it's taken a long time to get over the election. >> my phone. >> saved by her phone for a moment. the sun is out today. >> it's gorgeous today. >> yeah, you didn't feel this way right after the election. how long did it take before you got to place where you were more hopeful? >> a few months. couple months, maybe. >> which is a long time. >> a long time. >> a marine and mcclendon out shopping for

the new virgin azuma is a transformation in rail travel, will they revolutionise the east coast mainer. people often complain about higher rail fares, people often complain about higher railfares, but is people often complain about higher rail fares, but is that as a result of this investment, that we are finally seeing on british railways? ye5, finally seeing on british railways? yes, the exciting thing as well is that azuma will give us more 5eat5, 5o that azuma will give us more 5eat5, so more cheap fares on this line when they come into service. it is good news for passengers. lot5 when they come into service. it is good news for passengers. lots of investment, and it will replace the tired train5, some of which have done 10 million miles in the last 40 years, so they are due a rest. done 10 million miles in the last 40 years, so they are due a restlj would imagine today, it has been a huge success, but is there a chance you could repeat this in the future? thousands have turned out. this is a one—off event, it has taken a lot of planning and i am not sure it will ever happen aga

the launch was made from the port city of sinpo on the east coast.he type of missile has not been identified. but the u.s. military does not believe it was intercontinental. a u.s. official says the land-based weapon malfunctioned almost immediately and exploded. our will ripley is one of the few western journalists currently reporting from north korea. and alexander field is standing by, south of the demilitarized zone, in south korea. thank you for joining us at this hour. will, a go to you first in pyongya pyongyang. were you surprised by reports of this missile launch? and does anybody else in north korea know about it? >> the answer to your first question, was i surprised? yes and no. we've been talking about the possibility of a sixth nuclear test. and even at the parade yesterday, when i was chatting with don lemon, i said north korea has a possibility of rolling out a missile launcher and a we could see a missile launched around the day of the sun. you're thinking around the major holidays, north korea may attempt a show of force. everybody w

north korea attempted a launch on its east coast. it is believed to have failed.s attempted missile launch comes one day after the north held a military parade in the capital marking the anniversary of the state founder with what appeared to be new ballistic missiles displayed. of course, this is a direct reaction to the tough stance that our president is putting on north korea. the pressure this country is putting on their leader kim jong-un as they celebrate this milestone anniversary. in fact, this comes also at the heels of our president meeting with the president of china. of course, trying to put pressure on north korea to suspend its nuclear weapons program. this is something the united states has been struggling to come to an agreement with for over 60 years. even while navy vessels are positioned in the area, in fact, he has warned the president that if we were to take a preemptive strike, they would be ready to strike the united states. in order to show that and the world that they are going to stand firm and not actually take the pressure off their nort

warmerfurther north away from the east coast. scotland could be seeing 18 celsius because of the shelter from the highlands and an abundance of sunshine. into bank holiday monday things get quite messy. this low pressure makes inroads, for much of england and wales it will be cloudy. there will be showery rain around. heavy bursts mixed in too. not going to bea heavy bursts mixed in too. not going to be a complete wash—out. for scotla nd to be a complete wash—out. for scotland and northern ireland a lot of dry weather. the best of the sunshine for western scotland, still quite cool in the northern coast of england and north—east scotland. for the rest of the week it's going to turn dry with eastern areas cooler with more cloud. the best of the sunshine in the warmth for the west. mainly dry with light winds, cooler along the east coast but warm in places, especially across western areas. there will be quite a lot of sunshine in the forecast for the next few days. this is bbc news. the headlines... eu leaders unanimously adopt wha

. ♪ heather: it feels like summer on much of the east coast.and: good morning. >> i love the warm temperatures we are experiencing up and down the east coast, so warm, 63 currently in new york, all the way to the center of the country, along the frontal boundary you typically see this in spring, throw out late yesterday, that is continuing early this morning believed to be storms through portions of texas from austin all the way to the ohio area. moving along shifting, this won't be big weather but a small chance before we wrap up the day but this is not a real big system. it will move to the east before falling apart. more rain on the west coast, it was all about the heat, looking at the numbers into the 80s. >> fear takes flight. a harness breaks, leaving a woman dangling by her boots. wait till you see what happens next. >> threatening safe spaces, students trying to hit the fast food joint kicked off campus. >> swimming in the cloud, the high concept, before diving in. (announcer vo) when you have type 2 diabetes, there's a moment of truth.

however, that are starting to push it off the north sea, so unexposed east coast, it might feel colder many of us. one of the reasons is that the jet stream returns back into this blocking high—pressure pattern. in fact, we could see and will make a block where we have this high pressure centred across the uk surrounded by low pressure. the high not really moving very far very fast and that is going to eventually allow those temperatures to climb on the up for the first seven to ten days of may. maybe into the low 20s. that is good news, but it comes with a caveat. with the wind coming in off the cold north sea at this time of year, unexposed east coast it is always going to feel that bit cooler and fresher. getting some shelter further west, not looking too bad at all. that's it. enjoy the bank holiday weekend, whatever you're doing. accused of playing god with people's lives — a breast cancer surgeon faces jail after carrying out completely unnecessary operations. ian paterson has been convicted of wounding with intent after convincing patients they needed treatment. ifeel like i've

then we have got to put facilities on the east coast to get from the east coast to germany. not name ahn did specific project, the white house confirmed he was referring to the terminal that would be located in oregon. .p next, dan dan is calling from greensboro, georgia on a republican line. good morning. what are you concerned about on this earth day? caller: my greatest concern about the environment is the amount of rubbish left behind by environmentalists after earth day, incredible hypocrisy. host: ok. teresa is calling from redding, california on the democratic line to what are your concerns today on earth day, teresa? caller: i live in beautiful shasta county in northern i am surrounded by natural forests, rivers, and lakes. my biggest concern is trump is bound and determined to get rid of the protections of these places come of these beautiful places, and that is what concerns me most today, is the regulations being lifted on these beautiful lands. that was it. host: ok. in from tampa, florida on our independent line. good morning, mary. caller: good morning. happy e

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new york city, i can run you into tuesday and wednesday, you begin to see cooler air along the east coastt that warm air pooling up in the middle of the country that kind of year where spring, you see severe weather sweeping through then this roller-coaster ride as far as temperatures but was a nice easter for a lot of folks today. >> today like july you see it normalizing next couple weeks. >> average closer to 60 degrees along the east coast i think we are bouncing back-and-forth a bit like you a next couple days that is just going to be cogent until we warm up summer, real summer of arrive. >> thanks so much, this easter weekend very special moment long awaited birth of a baby giraffe we have update on how the not so little guy is doing, coming up next. stay tuned. ♪ my baby, i need you oh how i need you, but all you do is treat me bad, break you're in the match app. now tap on the new missed connections feature. it says i've crossed paths with kate six times this week. that is a lot of times. she's cute too! yea! how did i miss her? you didn't. match picked it up for you. check out ne

satellite and the radar is not much to see on the east coast. across the mountains. but we are watching this area of the shower and storms. spreading northeast. computer models depending which model you look at, some continue to move all this eastward. overnight. some of them are dissipating. so what is it going to be? not to know for sure. but the overnight hours where a possibility; especially in the mountains. but even in metro for showers to get by. maybe an elevated thunderstorm. meets a rumble of thunder. we continue through the morning. the next batch is coming in. that should wash out during the midday as well. plenty of sunshine. temperatures to the races. 90 or 91 for the high. that i the computer picks out 93 for culpeper and fredericksburg. hot, humidity, summer like day on the 29th of april. with that a record high tomorrow. 91 in washington. and b.w.i. 87 at washington dulles. we could tie a record tomorrow for reagan. set a new record at washington dulles. come close to it at b.w.i. thurgood marshall. 30% chance of shower and the thunderstorms with the

it will feel warmer in the sunshine, 15 or 16 degrees but chilly along the east coast of scotland andengland. into tuesday beans are drying out, we lose the area of low pressure. could feel quite cool across eastern coastal areas but further west the best of the sunshine and the best of the temperatures. fairly breezy across eastern coastal areas where it will be cool but the best of the sunshine in the west where it will be warmest. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines at az30pm. eu leaders unanimously agree what they say are "firm and fair" guidelines for negotiating brexit. labour leaderjeremy corbyn urges young people to "claim their future" by voting labour in the general election. theresa may travels to scotland to make her first campaign visit there ahead ofjune's vote. one of the men arrested in a counter—terrorism operation in north london had been suspected of attempting to travel to syria to join so—called islamic state. a us aircraft carrier has arrived in waters off the korean peninsula, just hours after north korea carried out a failed missile test. now on bbc news, yo

all the way up we ran up the east coast and, you know, the republicans have a tremendous disadvantage in the electoral college. you know that. tremendous disadvantage, and to run the whole east coast and then good with iowa and ohio and all of the different states, it was a great evening, win that a -- one that a lot of people will never forget. a lot of people. not going to forget that evening. [applause] and remember they said there is no path to 270. for months i was hearing that. they're trying to suppress the vote. so they keep saying it so people say i really like trump. he loves the second amendment, the nra, i love him, but let's go to movie because he can't win. because they're trying to suppress the vote. but hundreds of time its heard there is no -- there's no route, there is no route to 270. and we ended up with 306 so they were right. not 270. 306. [applause] that was some evening. big sports fans said that was the single most exciting event they've ever seen, that includes super bowls and world series and boxing matches. that an a an exciting evening for all of us and it

that's going to be stretching up the east coast. not really big showers at this point.re rain during the day. washington, d.c. area, none of these will be big showers and perhaps morning commute is going to include a little bit of rain. this is your future radar. pay attention at time stamp in the corner, another round of heavy showers this time hitting west texas firing up later today running throw overnight hours, we could be talking about pretty big storms moving through that part of the country later today and into the evening and overnight hours. what are we talking about? a chance of severe weather running to portions of new mexico and into that area of western texas. that's all going to pile up and again become a whole lot of rain. that's going to be really targeting north texas running up into oklahoma, still big rain on the way otherwise warm temperatures, look at some of the numbers today, 80 in atlanta, mid-70's, 73-degrees here in new york city. heather, jackie. heather: thank you, adam. we will check back with you, for sure. one of the most watched politica

east coast that effort is appreciated and it will be remembered. >> it's a chance to give these guys salute that is well deserved and 75 years late. >> it seems like last night was rare but there are nights. >> pauley: willie nelson, bob schieffer on the town. next. does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz. including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. now's your chance at completely cle

tremendous disadvantage and to run the whole east coast and then you go with iowa, ohio and all of theferent states, it was a great evening, one that a lot of people will never forget. a lot of people. [applause] pres. trump: not going to forget that evening. and remember they said, there is no path to 270. for months i was hearing that. you know, they are trying to suppress the vote and people are saying i like trump and he loves the second amendment and loves the n.r.a., but let's go to the movies because we can't win because they are trying to , suppress the vote. but they say -- hundreds of times i heard there is no route, , they would say there is no route to 270. and we ended up with 306. and they were right, 306, not 270. [applause] pres. trump: big sports fan said that was the most single event -- exciting event they have ever seen and that includes super , bowls and boxing matches and it meant a lot. only one candidate in the general election came to speak to you and that candidate is now the president of the united states standing before you , again. [cheers and applause] pre

the first locomotive to record 100 mph on the east coast main line.n of britain's railways. —— hst. that will run in turn alongside a brand—new class 100. it will be introduced next year and run along the east coast mainland. here at york station, you can see the big screen where people will be gathering to watch the spec to call as it unfolds this morning. we are expecting them to set off at about 615 and they should arrive here at in york at about eight o'clock. the pictures look spectacular in the early morning sunshine. time now to take a look at the latest cinema releases in this week's film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through the cinema releases this week is jason solomons. what do we have this week? the glamour of old—school hollywood is the backdrop for a love story between a starlet and her chauffeur under the watchful eye of reclusive billionaire howard hughes in warren beatty‘s rules don't apply. we have the sands of time, which reveal voices from a hidden mirror in the form of gertrude bell's lette

on the east coast. health care could renew focus on repealing of placing obama cared if you tax overhaul strategies are complicated. a closer look right now. the rising threat from north korea, vice president mike pence making a surprise visit to the demilitarized zone over the weekend. also one in era of strategic pieces over. the manhunt for the facebook murder suspect is asked and in this morning. authorities searching for steve stevens as allegedly killed an elderly man and posted the video and face the cleveland police warning residents on high alert after stevens claims he killed at least a dozen other people. >> so far there is

tremendous disadvantage and to run the whole east coast and then you go with iowa, ohio and all of theferent states, it was a great evening, one that a lot of people will never forget. a lot of people. [applause] president trump: not going to forget that evening. and remember they said, there is no path to 270. for months i was hearing that. you know, they are trying to suppress the vote and people are saying i like trump and he loves the second amendment and loves the n.r.a., but let's go to the movies because we can't win because they are trying to suppress the vote. i heard 100 times, there is no route, there is no route to 270. nd we ended up with 306. and they were right, 306, not 270. [applause] president trump: big sports fan said that was the most single event they ever seen and that ncludes super bowls and boxing matches and it meant a lot. only one candidate in the general election came to speak to you and that candidate is now the president of the united ates standing before you again. cheers and applause] president trump: i have a feeling that in the next election, you will