east asia. we've had tie food, been caught smashing to the east coast of china is downgrading pretty rapidly working its way to most central areas. it'll bring that very heavy reading to hon. bye choose. they've temperature coming its own here little so things are very heavy . rain to the north of beijing, but it says laundry dry here. the heat and humidity if it's of a concern out east for the korean peninsula and for japan and it's very hot and dry across the south, the southeast asia. but the heavy rain continues. so the north, across much of the philippines the, there's no limit to have a dream container. stuff in your own adventure, no counter and things. news . the you watching out a 0. me elizabeth donovan. don't ha, have a mind to of on top stories. the solid is really on a has confirmed 3 captives who died in gaza last year were killed by is really shunning military official. so there was no intelligence that the captives are being held at the sides of the attack demons with the levels. so they fight a hypersonic from the step and assignment to, as well as aging the defense system. a project on exploded in the dash short distance from the international airport. that's why the prime minister says the um, so some heavy prize for the attack at at least 8 microns have died. one trying to enter the do case for the english channel. they both capsized shortly after

is not expected to include west coast ports, but as fox's lydia hu reports, a shutdown of east coast ports. eastorts could have a ripple effect on the supply chain. >> analysts are warning ships currently heading toward the east coast or gulf coast ports are likely to get stuck if a dockworkers strike happens. >> we have to get to the table. we have to be able to talk. >> about 45,000 dockworkers are threatening to strike on october 1st if this strike were to go forward, and last a week or more. >> that's when american consumers and american businesses are going to feel the pinch. >> whenever and however the dispute is resolved, it's likely to affect how freight moves in and out of the u.s. for the upcoming holiday season and years to come. >> one day is too long. the moment you close the door, things begin to back up. >> some larger companies have been preparing for the worst. >> they're trying to stock up in the warehouses, but that's just designed to be a temporary measure. >> the international longshoremen's union is demanding higher wages and a total ban on the automation of cranes, gates a

east anglia and the south—east. cooler along the south—east. cooler along the north—east coast. the far south. another mild night for most with temperatures remaining in the mid—teens. and the clearer skies in northern scotland, could get into single figures. tomorrow, that cloud should then pray, sunshine, but the threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms, hail could be mixed in, midlands, wales, south—west of england, most prone, but one or two elsewhere. fine in between the showers and sunshine again in the north which will be the picture on sunday. northern ireland and western scotland, sunny and warm. cool and cloudy on the north—east coast. further south, showers and thunderstorms by sunday heavier and more frequent, could be frequent hail and lightning. next week, things turn cooler, more unsettled, distinct autumnal and fairly windy spell of weather on the way. goodbye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. more women have contacted the bbc to say they were assaulted by the former boss of harrods — late mohammed al fayed — whilst working at the luxury department st

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dorset and devon. 16 to 23 for most of us, sunshine holding on for east anglia and the south—east, always cooler along the north—east coastanother batch of showers moves into the far south. temperatures remaining in the mid—teens in the south, could just get into single figures across the north of scotland and clearer skies. tomorrow starts with quite a bit of cloud which had thin and bright —— break with sunshine developing, that the threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms, hail mixed in a potential downpours. there could be one or two elsewhere, temperature is about 16 to 23 on saturday, so fine in between the showers and sunshine in the north, which will be the picture on sunday. for northern ireland to western scotland sunny and warm, cool and cloudy around the north—east coast, further south the showers and thunderstorms will be heavier and more frequent, there could be frequent hail and lightning. things turn cooler and more unsettled into next week, a more autumnal spell of weather on the way. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines... more women have contacted the bbc to say they were assaulted ijy bbc

celsius for most of us, some sunshine holding on for east anglia and the south—east for a good part of the day. always coolerjust along that north—east coastt low cloud and mist and murk willjust drift its way further west as we move through the course of tonight. there'll also be another batch of showers moving into the far south. another mild night for most of us, with temperatures remaining in the mid—teens in the south. into single figures across the north of scotland under clearer skies. now through the day tomorrow, we start off a bit like today with quite a bit of cloud, should thin and break with some sunshine developing, but then that threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms, hail could be mixed in and some torrential downpours through parts of the midlands, wales and the south—west of england. again, this area most prone, but there could be one or two elsewhere. temperatures about 16 to 23 degrees again on saturday, so fine in between any of those showers and some sunshine again in the north, which is going to be the picture on sunday. again for northern ireland and western scotland, sunny, warm conditions here, but cool and clo

i think your best chance for dry weather will be along the channel coast and perhaps the south—east and east here as well. here are the temperatures — really disappointing for this time in september — 15 in london, more typically around 13 in the north, perhaps as low as 10—11 on the north coast of scotland. now on thursday, the winds will be lighter. i think showers will be less frequent. there will be more sunny spells around, so it'll feel better, but on the thermometer i think it'll be about the same. so 15, 13 or 15 across the bulk of england and wales, perhaps no higher than ten degrees again for many central and northern parts of scotland. now, come the end of the week, we are anticipating the winds to ease, and that's because high pressure will be building in from the south—west — this is the azores high — and this time of the year. when that happens, we do tend to see some somewhat warmer weather streaming in from the south. so perhaps the temperatures rising a little bit, maybe 16, maybe 17, in one or two spots and back to about 12, i think, in the north of scotland, not that you'l

east coast where you had the east coast where you had the sea breeze coming in. showers and thunderstorms will eventually start to ease away from southern england and wales tonight. the add drizzle around, though. mrand bad patches. mild with temperatures in the teens. the humid air with us into the weekend. low pressure in the south on saturday but a little bit of a quieter day with not as many showers coming in, certainly compared to the rain of today and yesterday. still cloud and mist in the north and eastnging on bringing a view showers as we head into sunday. could have the odd bit of thunder, as well, but warm spells of sunshine in between. scotland and northern ireland having another dry and unsettled day. temperature is not quite as warm as today but highs up to 22 degrees. the one air that has been with us will shift away towards the south and east as we open the doors to a westerly airflow which will be cooler. so another warm and —— day with some scattered showers. goodbye. thank you very much. applause live from london. this is bbc news. life in war—torn sudan — we have a special report on the desperate plight of millions of people facing starvation. 16 months of war have had a devastating impact on people's lives here. over 10 million people have had to flee their homes. and if they escape the bombs and the bullets, there is another killer, hunger. tackling migration to the uk, the home secretary holds a summit aimed at destroying the gangs that smother people across the uk.—

you're talking 45,000 dockworkers at 36 east coast ports here along the east coast in the gulf coast who are expected again to strike at 9 o'clock. our time tonight, the head of the pacific merchant shipping association says west coast ports have already seen more traffic suppliers shifted their shipments starting months ago to prepare for this possibility. >> there will be impacts. it might just be marginal. you might see the cost of some items increase versus others. might be a starter to restock some items versus others, depending where they are typically distributed, where their suppliers tend to do business. but we have a very diversified economy. we have a very resilient supply chain. so hopefully consumers don't see a lot of impact. it's it's a very short action. you kinda cross your fingers and hope you don't see anything. >> all right. so let's hope for a short action. what exactly does that mean? what mike jacob there says that would be a strike that's a week or shorter. there hasn't been an east coast dockworkers strike since the late 70's west coast ports. meanwhile, are i

east coastport strikes -- east coast port strikes. we will bring you that. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i urge u.s. to come to an agreement that respects workers, that ensures the flow of commerce through our ports, and the stakes are very high. the potential for disruption is significant. caroline: the govern another hochul earlier this hour. workers threatening strike tomorrow over a new contract. bloomberg's dani burger joins us from right outside new york shipping port in new jersey. we're hearing in a facebook post from the i.l.a. that usmx continues to go to a settlement, they currently are saying. this coming from the international long shoreman's association. it feels like a deal is not near done. >> no, they are still a long ways away. given that post that seems like the strike will likely be on 12:01 a.m., one minute past midnight on tuesday, when the contract expires and when a strike will happen. 45,000 members to this union, that is some 36 ports, it's about half of the goods imported into the u.s. the sticking points are two very big ones, carolyn. it is one pay. they want some 80% pay rise over the next six years. they say the current offer they are being given is "stingy." they also want language drafted into the contract that prevents more automation on these ports. automation, i should say, that is very prevalent elsewhere. it is in asia, it is in places like amsterdam. but they don't want that over fear of losing their jobs. so the head of the long shoreman's association, the union representing them, saying that come tuesday morning they are ready to, in his words, awaken a sleeping giant. caroline: and we saw that awakened on the west coast about a year or so ago, dani, and a lot came down to technology, innovation. as we say, port association basically the united states maritime alliance, anything from that side in terms of their talks with the i.l.a. dani: well, i mean, this is a problem that we've heard from many unions. you can even refer to what happened in the hollywood strike over fear of technology. when it comes to the west coast, it is a separate union. so these talks are different. now, you can look at the west coast and say, look, this is a model for how talks can go. even to incorporate automation. essentially they want a guarantee put in that workers will be protected. that's the kind of language they want if more automation does come. there has been some hope that maybe if goods can't come through the east, they can come through the west coast, which is still open. unfortunately, the capacity there is not enough. the head. unions oat west coast says there's solidarity and some of the workers there won't accept the shipments coming in. so yes, it is the sticking point of technology. many people say this is a tide that cannot be stopped. it is automation that is necessary and makes the job easier, quicker, and yes, some jobs will be lost, but it's that rescaling that's really nose make sure that doesn't happen and people stay employed, even if there is automation. caroline: dani burger, thank you. meanwhile, as talk about technology helping in this current supply chain issue, neil lustig joined us, the the platform which helps companies proactively re-route shipments and secure alternative suppliers before the disruptions are going to be felt. i have a feeling you're getting a few calls. >> yeah, it's a tough time to be a supply chain executive this week, and i think most of our customers

and more restricted to just the east coast, as well as just the east coast, as well as just the far north coast of parts of wales. to some of these showers across the eastevening and bnng heavy into this evening and bring a risk of hail, but for many of us it is going to be a clear, dry and cold night tonight. rurally we could be down as low as —1 or 2 quite widely , and where we have seen widely, and where we have seen some snow across the high ground in scotland, we could be down lower than that first thing. but there will be plenty of sunshine in the morning. so despite the chilly start, the sunshine should still warm. things up quite quickly and the winds will be much lighter through tomorrow morning. so quite a pleasant start to the day . across the start to the day. across the northwest though, parts of western scotland, northern ireland, we will start to see some cloud bubbling up through the morning and a risk of a few showers that is ahead of a weather front that is going to be spreading in from the north—west through friday afternoon. you can see it here. so rain approaching parts of northern ireland later on in the day, and the sunshine will

coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humiday, eventually we're going to start to get northwesterly winds moving back across the country, and they will bring fresher air and some slightly lower temperatures as well. now, tuesday will probably start off with some bits and pieces of rain, probably murky weatherfor some across eastern areas to clear out of the way. then some sunshine. a few showers followed to scotland, northern ireland and maybe one or 2 for the northwest of both england and wales. temperatures 18 to 21. feeling fresher, pleasant in the sunshine from wednesday onwards, though, there's a lot of uncertainty in the weather forecast. two scenarios. one is that we continue to see showers work into north—western areas, with the driest weather across the south and east of the uk, where we've got a ridge of high pressure. in this scenario wednesday, thursday, friday temperatures wouldn't change very much. high teens to low 20s. a pleasant spell of weather for many. however, there is a different scenario where the weather

but the east coast plagued by that ha i east coast plagued by that ha! he day, and at times that cloud thicken up for a bit of drizzle. as i mentioned though, it's in the south where we're a bit concerned about the showers that are likely to develop. it will brighten up, we'll see some sunshine, but that will spark a scattering of showers, perhaps over east anglia, but particularly over the midlands, southern england and parts of wales come the afternoon and into the evening . still quite into the evening. still quite warm here. cool on some of these nonh warm here. cool on some of these north sea coasts where it stays grey. a very pleasant day in western scotland once more. we do have a met office yellow warning in place for the thunderstorms. not warning in place for the thunder:most;. not everywhere, warning in place for the thunderrmost orot everywhere, warning in place for the thunderrmost of us everywhere, warning in place for the thunderrmost of us azenzwbere, warning in place for the thunderrmost of us a drywbere, warning in place for the thunderr

stuart: the west side is manhattan and east side is general assembly and can't move your car. gridlock on the east side. it is 11:00 east coast time and wednesday, september 25th. let's look at the market. the dow is down 150 and nasdaq up 50 points and no trend. visa, home depot and caterpillar are the biggest losers accounting for much of its loss. big tech, we have a mixed picture, yes, we do. nvidia, microsoft up, alphabet up, amazon and apple down. not much price movement for any of them. 10-year treasury yield up 3.77%. now this fox power rankings released today point to a close race ending with a divided government. the white house, senate, and house. and the presidential level kamala harris got a minor up tick after the first debate and she's up one and trump is down, 50-48. maybe a second debate. he said no but agreed to dualing town halls hosted by spanish language media company. trump questioned in miami october 28th and harris in las vegas october 10. at this point, the presidential race is too close to call. the senate is shaping up to be a gop win. 51 republicans expected, 47 democrats, two seats too close to ca

east coast, though. yes. yeah. you grew up on the east coast in new york. you're from chicago?orn in chicago, originally from new york, but from new york. okay. that's what you like to talk about. and your comedy started at a young age? yeah. tell us a little bit about that. i was reading a little bit about it, but i wanted to get the story from you, how it really developed. i mean, you started pretty young. yeah. >> i started when i was 14. i made my debut on hbo def comedy jam when i was 16. showtime. >> how'd you pull that off at 16, >> just, my mother got me involved, and it was something i wanted to do, and, just started grinding, man. >> and you just kept pushing. pushing clawing away. yeah. and that's. and that eventually led to led to your success over the years in terms of doing movies. you've done those in the past. are you ever thinking about venturing back into the movie space as well, >> you know, you say it like, i like, i got a choice. you know, it's a great thing to be a part of everything in the business, and it's something i look forward to doing more often. s

a river and from the east coast is representing the rainbow coalition on the east -- a reverend from the east coast is representing the rainbow coalition on the east side. and a widow of a man who twice ran for president. she has come out to spend time with us today. he son was -- her son was senator. thank you ms. nancy stephenson. who is next? john: one more round of applause. this would not happen without his commitment, without his involvement with this. we have a few more speakers for you tonight. a few more speakers for you tonight. i cannot wait to hear from barbara lee. she will be up in just a moment. i cannot wait to hear from james zogby, who has been such a central figure in the politics of this party, in the politics of this country. but i want to welcome to our stage now a young man who refers to the reverend jeffrey jackson -- the reverend jesse jackson as his mentor, a man who himself ran for president of the united states and who on a regular basis on msnbc stands up for economic and social and racial justice, for saving the environment and for peace on this planet. p

east coast, thatis from 8pm on the east coast, that is 1am uk time on wednesday. king charles has arrived at crathie kirk near balmoral on the second anniversary of the death of his mother, mother, queen elizabeth. the queen was a regular worshipper at that church. the king could be seen in the back of his bentley limousine, with queen camilla at his side as they headed to the church for a service, which also marks two years since his accession to the throne. now, to new york. britain's jack draper has been reflecting on his gruelling match in the us open semi—finals. he lost in straight sets to the world number one, italy's yannick sinner — putting in so much effort that he vomited on court three times. he's been talking to our sports news correspondent laura scott. it's been a big breakthrough in the big apple forjack draper. having had some time to reflect after his semifinal defeat... yeah, i've had a bit of time to rest... ..he told me he woke up determined to push himself further. i wanted to give more, but it was tough in that situation last night. but overall from last few weeks, i've taken so much learning, a lot of confidence. it seems like mount everest to climb when you are going through all the lower levels and travelling, all this type of stuff. when i got injured last yearfor a while i took a look at myself and began to just really lock in on everything i needed to do, whether off court, on court and since then my consistency�*s been great. so i think having the injuries i had, and having the time i had away from the court, really helped me to gain perspective and realise that if i put the work in and work hard, good things can happen quickly. it's been a good example that hard work does play off. facing the world number one, italy's jannik sinner, in the most important match of his life, draper found it hard to keep things calm and down. he vomited three times. how keen are you to focus on addressing that? i'm definitely going to go home, this has happened a few times now in different situations for me. i'm going to really look into it. i push my body to the limit all the time in training and my mindset. i don't have to worry about not doing enough because i am. which points to the fact a lot of the issues i have are mental. i have to work on that and understand it and make myself better in order to compete at these highest levels. this season has bought his first atp tour title — a victory over wimbledon to champion carlos alcaraz, the british number one mantle and now, this run in new york which will see him climb into the world's top 20. his progress has led to many comparisons with his idol, andy murray. there's obviously a lot of narrative around me being the next andy murray, the next whatever, i just want to be jack draper, i want to achieve what i can achieve. my number one goal is to reach my potential as a player whatever that looks like. after a fortnight that has both energised and exhausted him, draperflies home, believing his career is only just taking off. laura scott, bbc news, new york. let's look more now on the impact of russia's continued attacks on ukraine where they having intense pressure on the country's air defences. let's now get an update on efforts to help, here in the uk. and russian air strikes are once again putting intense pressure on the country's over—stretched air defences — and the teams whose job it is to man them. today, in an effort to raise funds to support these teams, there men here in the uk are running 60 kilometres across london. their route includes the sites of bomb and rocket attacks on london during world war two. let's find out how they're getting on and speak to andrew macmillen, the air defence marathon co—organiser and runner. we are 20 miles into our 37 hourjourney. we are in the london area. we are a little bit over half way, it's going well and we hope to finish in about four hours.— well and we hope to finish in about four hours. you've got a lona about four hours. you've got a long way _ about four hours. you've got a long way to — about four hours. you've got a long way to go _ about four hours. you've got a long way to go then. - about four hours. you've got a long way to go then. how - about four hours. you've got a long way to go then. how did l long way to go then. how did this come about then? it came about because _ this come about then? it came about because the _ this come about then? it came about because the three - this come about then? it came about because the three of- this come about then? it came about because the three of us| about because the three of us are all keen runners, we are all supporters of ukraine and you may remember there was a terrible attack on the children's festival in kyiv and we felt we had to do something. combining our support for ukraine without interest in running and today is actually the 80th anniversary of the first hypersonic missile attack, the bead to deadly weapon which first struck london on the 8th of september 1944. so we thought it was a poignant date to undertake this run. d0 poignant date to undertake this run. y ., poignant date to undertake this run. ,, ., poignant date to undertake this run. ., ., , poignant date to undertake this run. ., ., i, ., run. do you have any personal connection _ run. do you have any personal connection to _ run. do you have any personal connection to the _ run. do you have any personal connection to the people - run. do you have any personal connection to the people who | connection to the people who are manning those air defences in ukraine? because specifically, of course, you want the money you are raising to go to that. i want the money you are raising to go to that-— to go to that. i do have in-laws _ to go to that. i do have in-laws in _ to go to that. i do have in-laws in ukraine, - to go to that. i do have in-laws in ukraine, it. to go to that. i do have| in-laws in ukraine, it is to go to that. i do have - in-laws in ukraine, it is also in—laws in ukraine, it is also a country i have visited many times over 35 years in my business career. and we have also been supporters of the homes for ukraine scheme. whilst i don't think i know anybody manning the defence i have huge respect for all of the people doing everything they can to defend their country. they can to defend their country-— they can to defend their count . ~ , ., country. we will let you get back to it- _ country. we will let you get back to it. thank _ country. we will let you get back to it. thank you - country. we will let you get back to it. thank you very l country. we will let you get - back to it. thank you very much for stopping mid marathon and sharing a little bit more about what motivated you to run. thank you very much. it's the final day of the paris paralympics — with the closing ceremony set for later today. there was plenty of action this morning, including the men and women's marathons. and the closing stages of wheelchair basketball and powerlifting are also being held. lauren rowles has become the first woman to have won a rowing gold at three paralympic games — she told me how the experience this year has been. you can probably hear he noise of the closing ceremony about to build into this evening now here in the paralympic village. and what a games its been from the fans that have turned out. the stadium's packed out that we've had to all of the volunteers, everybody that's come and, you know, supported and volunteered. they've been incredible and so friendly. and it's just been amazing, honestly, to have that support from people that live here in paris and people that have come to watch us as well. the home crowd, i think half of our actual rowing venue was packed out with just british people. so it's just been incredible indeed. and of course, this isn't the first time you've won a gold, which is so remarkable. i mean, it's yourthird, right? yeah. third paralympics, third gold and first ever athlete, male orfemale, to ever win three back—to—back titles in the sport. so, um, itjust, you know, it's been one of the things that i've been, you know, that goal in mind that i've had for such a long period of time now and since i started the sport and when i first started rowing nearly ten years ago, i sort of looked around the rowing lake and looked at some of my idols, you know, helen glover, katherine grainger and and thought maybe one day that could be me and enter into their league and last week, exactly one week ago actually today i hopefully entered that league with them and into that legendary status. yeah. i mean, we're all proud of you. and of course, you know, just tell us what sort of work it takes. i mean, of course, you know, you've been training for years to get to your third, butjust what does that involve on a daily basis when you're in the lead up to the paralympics? oh, the paralympics, you know, obviously like the olympic games, it's a full timejob, a commitment. and we're really lucky to be supported by the national lottery. and everybody that plays the lottery in order so that we can do this as our dayjobs. and i think we, you know, we're so incredibly lucky because of that. and, you know, we have to put in, you know, 25 to 30 hours of training a week. and we're really lucky as the paralympic group in rowing that we actually are fully, um, you know, involved with our 0lympic programme as well. so we train with them every single day at our national training centre in redding. and that's incredible for us to have that level of integration as a paralympic programme. and we will know soon who topped the paralympic tables in medals as the games wrap up shortly. we've all heard the saying "cheap as chips" — but prices for the humble potato is set to rise. farmers say it's due to extreme weather and high production costs. in east samuel reports. it's day two of the potato harvest on this farm in east kent. so far, their crop is looking pretty good. but 0liver furnival�*s farm only one of only a few left growing potatoes in the area. he is one of many hoping for more support in the industry. they are doing some grants towards solar and other schemes, just things that can help mitigate some of the rising costs, and also, to try and help slightly negate the impact of climate change. the actual potatoes would cost in the region of sort of £3,000 an acre to grow pre—covid, and now, they are up to three times that amount. it's fairly challenging with the weather windows that we now seem to get, and the financial implications, if it goes wrong, are fairly huge. this field is one in around 370 acres of land all growing potatoes here on this farm. on a hot and dry day like today, it makes for pretty good conditions when it comes to harvesting. but weather is unpredictable. usually, 0liver would be hoping for 6,000 to 7

but the east coast plagued by that ha i east coast plagued by that ha! day, and at times that cloud thick enough for a bit of drizzle. as i mentioned though, it's in the south where we're a bit concerned about the showers that are likely to develop. it will brighten up, we'll see some sunshine, but that will spark a scattering of showers, perhaps over east anglia , but over east anglia, but particularly over the midlands, southern england and parts of wales. come the afternoon and into the evening. still quite warm here. cool on some of these nonh warm here. cool on some of these north sea coasts where it stays grey. a very pleasant day in western scotland once more . we western scotland once more. we do have a met office yellow warning in place for the thunderstorms. not everywhere in this area will catch a downpour, but where they do occur they could cause some problems, potential for flooding. certainly a lot of spray and surface water on the roads and we're not done with the thunderstorms because on saturday across the south we could again see some v

what the weather around the east coast will let crease a little further east was through the mid atlantic states, and that is his way up towards new england. meanwhile, the go to russia, showers across the caribbean. nothing too much to concern ourselves with the time of dry weather and sunshine, sunshine of the showers that for jamaica for cuba, few showers to just around the eastern islands as well, and maybe a little live the other 4, barbados as we go through choose day. but lottery try trinidad. the limits to have a dream contained to study in your own adventure. now counter arrange the the the you're watching out. is there a mind the top stories this out the non accused defend the parents? with fascination attempts on donald trump has been named for us media. as ryan westlake routes, he was seen pointing a rifle to whence from school. as republican presidential nominate was playing and agents 5 at round and he slept the scene that was legs are taken into custody. and a case on our own was coming along with a go for a camera and to find tags. trump put out a statement saying that he

what the weather around the east coast will that creeps a little further east was through the mid atlantic states. and that is his way up towards new england. meanwhile, but got a rash of showers across the caravan. nothing too much to concern ourselves with tiny of dry weather and sunshine sunshine to establish that for jamaica for cuba. few showers to just around the eastern islands as well, and maybe a little live. the other half will barbados as we go through choose day. but law to dry trinidad the, there's no limit to how far a dream contains sta in your own adventure. now. counter arrange the the the welcome back you watching out. is there a reminder about of stories this our b s. b? i says former us president donald trump was the subjects of an apparent nation attempt golf course in florida. and mine was seen pointing a rightful towards the course as a republican presidential. no, many tied around of gulf ages 5 that the man who then fled but was late with taken into custody. and a case all firearms recovers from the same. police also recovers a grove pro camera and to find mike's t

inland at first, but overnight they will become more and more restricted to just the east coast, as well as just the easters across the east could still be heavy into the evening and bring a risk of hail, but for many of us it is going to be a clear, dry and cold night tonight. rurally we could be down as low as —1 or 2 quite widely , and as —1 or 2 quite widely, and where we have seen some snow across the high ground in scotland, we could be down lower than that first thing. but there will be plenty of sunshine in the morning. so despite the chilly start, the sunshine should still warm things up quite quickly and the winds will be much lighter through tomorrow morning, so quite a pleasant start to the day across the northwest though parts of western scotland, northern ireland, we will start to see some cloud bubbling up through the morning and a risk of a few showers that is ahead of a weather front that is going to be spreading in from the northwest through friday afternoon. you can see it here. so rain approaching parts of northern ireland later on in the day and the sunshine will turn much hazier acr

east coast. turmoil in the middle east affecting life at home back to school at columbia university this morningng other universities with protesters expected to rise up as a by the nearest administration is slammed for putting the pressure on israel to take the cease-fire deal instead of the murderous hamas dogs. president biden claimant benjamin netanyahu is not doing enough to secure peace during the fight of his life as four of the six dead hostages were laid to rest on monday. in new york a chaotic scene as pro-gaza protesters clash with police. in israel strikers and protesters rising up after six hostages including one israeli american were found murdered in rafah kamala harris running mate tim walz had no answers not even condolences just silence, ditching reporters when questioned about it. the harris campaign goes after president trump it is meeting with goldstar families with arlington cemetery, we are on all of the all morning long. will be speaking with this reporter cargo spend and how sport affairs committee member michael waltz coming up in the program, futures and the bread of t

east and south you are, the brighter it will be. and really sunny on the channel coast, east anglia and into lincolnshire. most of the north sea coast as well. the wind will change direction, by saturday they will come in from the south—west. through sunday, the milder air will have established itself across the uk, so temperatures once start to nudge up to about 20 or so. some of us will pay for it, in the south—westerly is we often get weather fronts so there will be a few showers on sunday, not everywhere, and certainly some sunny spells. 18 in belfast once again, 17 in aberdeen. to the eastnnines, not far off 20 celsius. high pressure expected to build across the uk on monday, which means light winds, prolonged spells of sunshine, which are expected to last for the days ahead. monday, tuesday, wednesday across the bulk of the uk, bright and fairly warm. goodbye. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. when israel fires missiles on gaza, it describes them as precision strikes aimed at hamas targets. what results is often catastrophic loss of life. it is beyond dispute that many of those killed are civilians. the toll on humanitarian relief workers is rising, too. in central gaza on wednesday, six un relief agency staff were killed in an israeli strike on a school turned into an emergency shelter for thousands of people. unrwa's own death count is over 220. my guest is commissioner general of unwra, philippe lazzarini. is his agency's mission now impossible? philippe lazzarini, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen. you run the unwra relief agency. you have 13,000 staff

coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humidwe head into tuesday, eventually we're going to start to get northwesterly winds moving back across the country, and they will bring fresher air and some slightly lower temperatures as well. now, tuesday will probably start off with some bits and pieces of rain, probably murky weatherfor some across eastern areas to clear out of the way. then some sunshine. a few showers followed to scotland, northern ireland and maybe one or two for the northwest of both england and wales. temperatures 18 to 21. feeling fresher, pleasant in the sunshine. from wednesday onwards, though, there's a lot of uncertainty in the weather forecast. two scenarios — one is that we continue to see showers work into north—western areas, with the driest weather across the south and east of the uk, where we've got a ridge of high pressure. in this scenario wednesday, thursday, friday, temperatures wouldn't change very much. high teens to low 20s. a pleasant spell of weather for many. however, there is a different sce

for those not familiar internet, interstate $95.00 is a major highway on the east coast that basically runs up the entire east coast starts in florida. they flooded that. according to martin county sheriffs, they flooded the your found lanes, found the car that was in the, the what those on this bolo pulled them out, pulled the person over without incidents, and the person was very calm. the sheriff described their behavior as flat, did not search the car, took the person into custody, and they are saying that is a person of interest. so not necessarily with a suspect just yet. we're so what we're seeing now. i'm sorry, go ahead. sorry, petty, we're just saying that donald trump has a release of personal statements where he said they would gunshots a month as soon as he, but before room is done spiraling out of control. i wanted you to hear this 1st. i am safe and well, he will so we don't just say nothing will slowing me down. i will never surrender. i will always love you for supporting me. obviously this comes off the 2 months after he, after the attempt attempted to assess the nation where he was hit in t

east, though, with the cloud and the breeze, a mild start to friday morning, a lot of cloud around first thing — that tending to retreat towards the east coast, but staying pretty murky, i think, for parts of north—east south—western parts of england. we could see a lot of rain in a short space of time. and those temperatures, if anything, a little bit down on where they have been. during friday night, we continue to see this feed of cloud into parts of north—east england, eastern scotland, staying quite murky here. through saturday, sunshine for western scotland and northern ireland, but further south across england and wales, i think we'll see more of these heavy downpours and thunderstorms — perhaps the worst of those from the midlands, westwards into wales and the south—west of england. temperatures north to south around 16 to 22 degrees into sunday. it looks like we'll see the showers joining into longer spells of rain. again, though, confined to southern parts of england, the midlands, wales. further north, largely dry. best of the sunshine to the north—west. quite murky for some of these eastern coasts. and then, as we head on into next week it does look very unsettled. low pressure is set to

coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humid tuesday, eventually we're going to start to get northwesterly winds moving back across the country, and they will bring fresher air and some slightly lower temperatures as well. now, tuesday will probably start off with some bits and pieces of rain, probably murky weatherfor some across eastern areas to clear out of the way. then some sunshine. a few showers followed to scotland, northern ireland and maybe one or two for the northwest of both england and wales. temperatures 18 to 21. feeling fresher, pleasant in the sunshine. from wednesday onwards, though, there's a lot of uncertainty in the weather forecast. two scenarios — one is that we continue to see showers work into north—western areas, with the driest weather across the south and east of the uk, where we've got a ridge of high pressure. in this scenario wednesday, thursday, friday, temperatures wouldn't change very much. high teens to low 20s. a pleasant spell of weather for many. however, there is a different scenario where

coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humidoing to start to get northwesterly winds moving back across the country, and they will bring fresher air and some slightly lower temperatures as well. now, tuesday will probably start off with some bits and pieces of rain, probably murky weather for some across eastern areas to clear out of the way. then some sunshine. a few showers followed to scotland, northern ireland and maybe one or 2 for the north—west of both england and wales. temperatures 18 to 21. feeling fresher, pleasant in the sunshine from wednesday onwards, though, there's a lot of uncertainty in the weather forecast. two scenarios. one is that we continue to see showers work into northwestern areas, with the driest weather across the south and east of the uk, where we've got a ridge of high pressure in this scenario. wednesday, thursday, friday temperatures wouldn't change very much. high teens to low 20s. a pleasant spell of weather for many. however, there is a different scenario where the weather patterns get complet

coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humid moving back across the country, and they will bring fresher air and some slightly lower temperatures as well. now, tuesday will probably start off with some bits and pieces of rain, probably murky weatherfor some across eastern areas to clear out of the way. then some sunshine. a few showers followed to scotland, northern ireland and maybe one or 2 for the north—west of both england and wales. temperatures 18 to 21. feeling fresher, pleasant in the sunshine from wednesday onwards, though, there's a lot of uncertainty in the weather forecast. two scenarios. one is that we continue to see showers work into northwestern areas, with the driest weather across the south and east of the uk, where we've got a ridge of high pressure. in this scenario wednesday, thursday, friday temperatures wouldn't change very much. high teens to low 20s. a pleasant spell of weather for many. however, there is a different scenario where the weather patterns get completely flipped on their head in this second

[applause] >> trace: good evening i am trace gallagher it is 11:00 pm on the east coast, 8:00 pm on the east coast. this is a fox news at night. it remains unclear if we will see another presidential debate before november but it is becoming very clear that last night donald trump was outnumbered. you might say it was a page out of of the common the harris playbook. >> i will tell you in this debate tonight you will hear from the same old tired playbook. a bunch of lies, brick -- grievances, and the name calling. >> reporter: the moderators appear to follow the playbook following a flurry of the fact checks and follow-ups for donald trump. >> would you veto a national abortion ban a? >> i won't have to. >> could i get an answer yes are no? >> it is a very simple question the question is about you as a president not about the former speaker nancy pelosi. do you believe it is in the best interest for ukraine to win this war yes are no? >> just to be clear you do not have a plan? >> trace: not once was here was asked a follow-up question. while the former president had countless opportunities t

when the bridge collapsed they were able to use other ports along the east coast but this would impact every single port on the easte impact to imports but this company where we are, marilyn steal, they're particularly concerned about exports. they make all sorts of steele products like these handles for paint buckets as well as metal baskets and carts and all sorts of other stuff and wa they do is they send their products all over the globe from ports on the east coast. drew greenblatt's the ceo and you're basically planning for this strike to happen and coming up with plan b, but it's going to cost a lot more. >> it's scary. we make everything here in america. we only make things in indiana michigan and baltimore. we ex sport to 45 countries. it's critical our clients get everything right on time. that's mission critical and this is going to make it very difficult. so we may have to fly these devices, baskets and racks and carts, on airplanes rather than by boat. very expensive. >> reporter: how much more expensive is that. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars the next couple weeks and months we're going to have t

cloud furthersouth, it will retreat to the east coast through the day. more cloud across the easts today in the north of scotland, 17 to 20 degrees. highest temperatures in the south and west of the uk, up to 25 degrees. a change towards the end of the week because we start to feel the effects of this area of low pressure swirling. a long way to the south of us but close enough to bring on friday not only some areas of cloud for england and wales but also the chance of showers and thunderstorms drifting westward. temperatures maybe dropping back a little. into the weekend, that area of low pressure to the south will throw more showers and thunderstorms northwards across england and wales, mainly dry for scotland and northern ireland but feeling cooler. sophie. and that's bbc news at six. i will be back with all the very latest at ten p m. right now, it is time tojoin our latest at ten p m. right now, it is time to join our colleagues for the hello and welcome to sportsday. another tilt for european glory, manchester city beat inter milan in the final last year, they start this cha

celsius for most of us, some sunshine holding on for east anglia and the south—east for a good part of the day. always coolerjust along that north—east coastthe mid—teens in the south. into single figures across the north of scotland under clearer skies. now through the day tomorrow, we start off a bit like today with quite a bit of cloud, should thin and break with some sunshine developing, but then that threat of heavy

east, though, with the cloud and the breeze, a mild start to friday morning, a lot of cloud around first thing — that tending to retreat towards the east coast, but staying pretty murky, i think, for parts of north—eastng, a little bit down on where they have been. during friday night, we continue to see this feed of cloud into parts of north—east england, eastern scotland, staying quite murky here. through saturday, sunshine for western scotland and northern ireland, but further south across england and wales, i think we'll see more of these heavy downpours and thunderstorms — perhaps the worst of those from the midlands, westwards into wales and the south—west of england. temperatures north to south around 16 to 22 degrees. into sunday it looks like we'll see the showers joining into longer spells of rain. again, though, confined to southern parts of england, the midlands, wales. further north, largely dry. best of the sunshine to the north—west. quite murky for some of these eastern coasts. and then, as we head on into next week it does look very unsettled. low pressure is set to be in charge. we'll see some rain at times. it could potentially be quite windy and it is also set to turn quite a lot

east and south you are, the brighter it will be. and really sunny on the channel coast, east anglia and into lincolnshire. most of the north sea coast as well. the winds will change direction — by saturday they will come in from the southwest. through sunday, the milder air will have established itself across the uk, so temperatures once again start to nudge up to about 20 or so. some of us will pay for it — in the south—westerlies we often get weather fronts so there will be a few showers on sunday, but not everywhere, and certainly some sunny spells. 18 in belfast once again, 17 in aberdeen. to the easthigh pressure expected to build across the uk on monday, which means light winds, prolonged spells of sunshine, which are expected to last for the days ahead. monday, tuesday, wednesday across the bulk of the uk, bright and fairly warm. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. vladimir putin has a new warning for nato countries that may allow ukraine to use their weapons to strike russian territory. the un claims success in its effort to vaccinate gaza's children — but condemns an israeli strike that killed its staff. and former president donald trump says he will not debate vice president harris again hello, i'm lucy hockings. vladimir putin has issued a stark warning to the west — after reports that the us and countries in europe may soon lift restrictions on ukraine's use of long—range missiles into russia. on thursday, prime minister keir starmer said that russia started the war in ukraine and also has the power to end the conflict straight away. sir keir is here in washin

coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humidbring fresher air and some slightly lower temperatures as well. now, tuesday will probably start off with some bits and pieces of rain, probably murky weatherfor some across eastern areas to clear out of the way. then some sunshine. a few showers followed to scotland, northern ireland and maybe one or 2 for the northwest of both england and wales. temperatures 18 to 21. feeling fresher, pleasant in the sunshine. from wednesday onwards, though, there's a lot of uncertainty in the weather forecast. two scenarios — one is that we continue to see showers work into north—western areas, with the driest weather across the south and east of the uk, where we've got a ridge of high pressure. in this scenario wednesday, thursday, friday, temperatures wouldn't change very much. high teens to low 20s. a pleasant spell of weather for many. however, there is a different scenario where the weather patterns get completely flipped on their head. in this second scenario the driest weather would end up be

east wales. central and southern england, as well as east wales . once again, well as east wales. once again, that cloud should retreat back to the east coastn some places it could stick around for most of the day. friday plenty of showers developing across england and wales. drier and sunnier further north looks like things are heating up . things are heating up. >> boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb >> good evening, £75 million has been pledged for the new border security command. but will it work ? we have an exclusive from work? we have an exclusive from the rotherham grooming gangs trial and sentencing. last week, one that will shock you. i think labour now backtracking on the petrol car ban. they're going back to 2035 but i'm just not so sure that evs are as popular as everyone thought . and we will everyone thought. and we will talk about the second assassination attempt on donald trump within the space of a month. i did chat with him last night . we'll debate and discuss night. we'll debate and discuss just what is going wrong with our politics. but before all of that, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> nigel. thank you.