see you tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. right after that, texas congressman discusses terrorism and its evolution since nine/11. he serves as the chairman of the house -- homeland security community. he spoke in front of the bipartisan policy center and we will show you his comments tonight at 9:50 eastern also on c-span. >> coming up this weekend, on american history tv on c-span3. tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america, a 1970's film on the mission and operations of the detroit news. we are liberal and in others we are conservative. there is an effort to give to our best ability both sides of the question and give our readers a non-stack from which they can sort their own opinions. at 11:00 a.m. eastern, former national park service chief historian and author robert sutton on the immigration of new england abolitionists to kansas. bostonians amos adams lawrence. so upset by the whole affair and he wrote a letter to his uncle and in the letter he said, we went to bed old-fashioned conservative, compromised union wag

of making sure that the soviets could go no further than hey had, which was eastern and central europe. >> host: what was the soviet reaction? >> guest: they were not happy. they were a little bit shocked that we would take that kind of a position of strength and that kind of a commitment, if you will to the freedom and liberty of eastern and central europe. and so they thought to themselves, what can we do? they put the pressure on both greece and turkey. the reaction to that what's truman doctrine. they began agitating, prop propagandize fog france and england and belgium and netherlands and our reaction to that was not only the marshall plan but also a mill tar alliance, nato. that really truly brought about a serious commitment on both sides to a cold war. >> host: how did these two super powers use surrogates during the cold war? >> guest: both of them used surrogates. for the russians it was the moscow pact in which they brought everybody from eastern to and central europe into and it began saying to them, all right, these are positions you must take for the greater good of bring

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eastern. evacuation of residents begins at 7:00 tonight. >>> florida governor rick scott ordering the deployment of 7,000 national guard members, 1,000 high water vehicles and more than 700 generators on stand by. the governor suspending tolls across the state allowing more people to more easily and safely evacuate. more than 5,000 people based at naval air station key west have received mandatory evacuation orders. >>> meantime, florida residents are stocking up on storm supplies. aisles at some stores have been left bare by the mad rush. lines of people wrapping around the costco, stocking up on fuel, water and materials to protect their homes. the nfl's opening weekend also impacted. the dolphins won't open at home sunday as scheduled. the league exploring other options for their game against tampa bay indeluding movicludino a neutral site or playing at a later date. >> and where is hurricane irma right now and what's in store. >> >> it's going downhill in places like st. martin, and other

eastern. join us tuesday for the entire washington journal starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. unfoldsn, where history daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today unfolds daily. by your cable or satellite provider. before the main speaking program of today's march for racial justice, demonstrators marched from the justice department to the national mall in washington dc. here is a look. [chanting] >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> [cheering] >> [chanting] >> hey hey, ho ho, these racist cops have got to go. he>> hey hey, hoy hey, ho ho, tt cops have got to go. hey hey, ho ho, these racist cops have got to go. [chanting] >> our long history we have had with the department of justice. killing of black women, of black women, lynching of theirwomen -- we say names. sandra bland. >> sandra bland. in there somewhere. rosa

central and eastern areas particularly it could bea eastern areas particularly it could be a fairly dryide across northern ireland, scotland and northern england with increasingly blustery winds. at four o'clock in the afternoon, a lot of cloud for the likes of belfast, temperatures around 16 degrees. the rain turning heavier cross western areas of scotland that even outbreaks across eastern scotland and temperatures in aberdeen just 13 degrees. that rain stretching across northern england from newcastle to manchester and down into the midlands. we will see cloud and showers into the afternoon. similar weather for wales, cloudy weather was showery rain at times. 17 degrees in cardiff. a grey afternoon prospects of the south—west of england. again, with showers coming and going times and the moon creasing with strong wind building here. bike is holding an down into the south—east but even here cloud thickens up with a couple of showers into the afternoon. as we go on through the night we will see bands of rain progressing a radically southwards and eastwards, getting stuck across souther

monday sees further showers moving into central and eastern england.y more general rave in the far north—east of scotland, limiting the temperature rise. the best of the temperature rise. the best of the dry weather in the west of the uk. hello. this is bbc news.

again, leaving much of central and eastern england dry.from northern ireland, with sunny spells coming back. again, leaving much of central and eastern england dry. pulling away from northern ireland, with sunny spells coming back. the weekend starts with a frightening area of low pressure, but most of the energy is pushing away to the north. a weaker weather front heading our way slowly as the weekend goes on. a gale in places. trailing with a front heading as the week and goes on. it will be windy across western areas on saturday. a mild breeze blowing elsewhere across the uk. sunny spells developing from the south. the odd spot of rain shifting northwards through the day. a weather front weakening in the west of the uk. ahead of that, we'll see the higher temperatures. some spots are into the low 20s perhaps. hurricane maria is out of mexico and is moving close to the north—east coast of the dominican republic. it could be a major hurricane cloe to the turks and caicos islands by friday. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and n

starting off on a bright note across eastern scotland, central and eastern england.noon. some of the rain could be quite heavy at times, and even behind the rain band we're left with quite a bit of cloud and sunshine. temperatures 15 to 19 celsius. so it is a weekend of two hubs. enjoy the sunshine on saturday because we will all see a spell of rain on sunday. it arrives later that they across the london area. this is bbc news. the headlines: kenyan opposition supporters celebrate, as the supreme court declared last month's election result invalid. the president says he will abide by the ruling. result invalid. the president says he will abide by the rulinglj personally he will abide by the ruling.” personally disagree with the ruling that has been made today. but i respect it. at least 11100 people have now died after heavy monsoon rains across large parts of south asia. translation: i have lost everything. i had a cow and a goat. they were both killed. my house is totally broken and i left sitting by the side the road. a bbc investigation uncovers abuse at the

pushing into eastern scotla nd around, too. england after a fine day. northern ireland, southwest england and wales town crier. we start thursday morning in double figures but a fresh appeal to the west compared to the last few days but you sabbath morning sunshine for your commute. eastern parts of the country, it's a different story, but the damp spots, heavy bursts across caithness and 0rkney. patchy drizzle across eastern parts of scotland and northern england. the cloud breaks are indeed clock —— around eight o'clock east of the pennines. it may break up over the southeast but it will brighten up through the morning into the afternoon, most places scheme sunny spells with light winds with the breeze picking up but a pleasa nt with the breeze picking up but a pleasant day when the sun is out, evenif pleasant day when the sun is out, even if it is not as muggy today, sunshine and temperatures of 17 to 20 celsius. thursday night, we see changes, outbreaks of rain starting to push eastwards. driving that is a menacing area of

we had a weak weather front close by which really pepped up the cloud across some central and easternnshine to be had but first thing on monday and again late on in the day, some areas were quite badly affected by fog. there's that weather front gradually fizzling all the while as the pressure builds in from the continent. but there will still be a legacy of cloud first up and i think what you'll really notice about the first part of the day, one, yes, leaden skies but look at the temperatures, around 13—15 for many. just a bit cooler where the skies have stayed clear for any length of time overnight. there could well be some foggy patches around. rather leaden skies for many of us for the first part of the day but you get a sense from the big picture that as the day goes on, there is a greater hope of seeing a little bit of sunshine. one of the more favoured spots may well be in the north—west of scotland. the south and south—easterly breezes helping to come up and over the mountains to break up some of that cloud. a little bit cloudier perhaps along the eastern shores. just the chan

of the country, the south—eastern half remaining dry.will be quite a bit warmer, as well, 19 or 20 by the time it's wednesday. that warming trend continues into the end of the week and into the coming weekend. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxon. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. the terror threat level has been lowered to ‘severe‘ from critical — where it was placed after friday's bomb attack on a london tube. borisjohnson is accused of misusing official figures, for repeating claims that leaving the eu will free up £350 million a week. after the damage caused by irma, us forecasters say another major storm has strengthened into a hurricane on its approach to the eastern caribbean. human rights campaigners say the exodus of rohingya muslims — who've been driven out of myanmar by a military crackdown — is "a world class humanitarian disaster". aid workers claim around 13,100 of the refugees in bangladesh are unaccompanied children. damejudi dame judi dench reprises damejudi den

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for several days, its landfall on the eastern tip of the island.ng this huge storm approached the island with some trepidation. they have seen the destruction wrought elsewhere in the caribbean, and have been very nervous for their own well—being. gradually, of course, they have been getting supplies of clean drinking water. they have been perhaps getting fuel in order to run generators. they have been boarding up generators. they have been boarding up their homes as well. most of the damage, if it takes place, is likely to happen along the northern coastline. there is an evacuation orderfor much of coastline. there is an evacuation order for much of that which is currently being carried out by the government. of course, that is also where most tourists go. it is where the major resorts in cuba are, and the major resorts in cuba are, and the cu ban the major resorts in cuba are, and the cuban government, supported by a number of embassies from around the world, is trying to get visitors back to cities like this one where the infrastructure is a lit

be eastern scotland.re could be the odd one cropping up there could be the odd one cropping up through central and western parts. temperatures generally around 15 or 18 but cooler with the breeze around eastern scotland and north east england. monday evening will see cloud and showery rain pushing south across the country and then the sky clear again in the early hours of tuesday morning. a fresh start with temperatures a bit lower first thing on tuesday. tuesday similarto first thing on tuesday. tuesday similar to monday with a lot of dry u nsettled similar to monday with a lot of dry unsettled weather and a lot of sunshine but still a bit of a breeze around the far north—east but many places stay dry with light winds and a bit of rain working into the far north—west later in the day the temperatures around 15 or 18 degrees. slightly cooler than average but nice in the sunny weather. during wednesday, wet and windy in the west but central and eastern parts looking warmer, up to 19 or ten eastern parts lo

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again, leaving much of central and eastern england dry.arts with a frightening area of low pressure, but most of the energy is pushing away to the north. a weaker weather front heading our way slowly as the weekend goes on. a gale in places. a mild breeze blowing elsewhere across the uk. sunny spells developing from the south. the odd spot of rain shifting northwards through the day. a weather front weakening in the west of the uk. ahead of that, we'll see the higher temperatures. some spots are into the low 20s perhaps. hurricane maria is out of mexico and is moving close to the north—east coast of the dominican republic. it could be a major hurricane cloe to the turks and caicos islands by friday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the search for survivors intensifies in mexico city after an earthquake kills over 200 people. hurricane maria knocks out power to the whole of puerto rico, isolating more than 3 million people. a day after president trump calle

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our top stories: hurricane irma devastates the islands of the eastern caribbean. barbuda and st martin pick up the pieces. irma heads for haiti and then florida, where mass evacuations are ordered. an unfolding humanitarian disaster — families flee myanmar as buddhists target rohingya muslim villages. and we bring you a special report on what's being called the nightmarish conditions in a detention camp for refugees in libya. hello. hurricane irma, one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the atlantic, is sweeping across the eastern caribbean with devastating force. at least ten people have died, and hundreds of buildings have been flattened or flooded. deaths are reported in the us and british virgin islands, and anguilla. haiti and the turks and caicos islands are now making frantic preparations. the islands of barbuda and st martin were the first to feel the full force of the winds and storm surge. then puerto rico, cuba and florida still lie ahead. with phone lines down, roads destroyed by flooding, airports damaged, it's difficult to communicate and to ge

eastern. have a great tuesday. ♪ attorney general jeff sessions will talk about the deferred action for childhood todayls program, or daca, at 11:00 a.m. eastern on the future of the program. reports indicate president trump is leaning towards scrapping daca with a six-month delay first. we will go live with attorney general sessions comments. says, "congress, be ready to to your job. daca." busy month ahead. first, $8 billion for areas affected by hurricane harvey a vote is expected midweek. and the house will work on a spending package that will contain eight of the remaining appropriations bills for the fiscal year. other items include awarding bob dole a congressional gold-medal, urging the building and purchase of self driving cars. the house returns are 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. the senate is also back at considering a judicial nomination for the district of columbia and possibly working on defense policy for the next year. see the senate live on c-span 2. , the base c-span 3 realignm

top temperature, again, not bad for this time of year in the south—eastern quarter.is going to be at the oval in the south—east corner of central london. that shouldn't be interrupted by the rain until perhaps very late on in the day because the front does make progress later on on wednesday. indeed into the first part of thursday, it will still be producing quite a wet start to the day across eastern parts of the british isles. but once that's away, a pretty decent day in prospect for many. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers to the anti—immigrant afd, but she won't lurch to the right. ballots are being counted in the iraqi kurdish referendum. the result is expected to be a massive vote for independence. and a remarkable school in northern nigeria where children of the victims of boko haram and children of the militants learn to live together.

eastern parts the uk just a west as well full stop central and eastern parts the ukju5t a light breezeo get a shower it is in the east of england where you might pick one up. the vast the daugherty will stay dry. a few spots will break into the low 205. heading out into northern ireland on saturday evening, saturday night, the rain is moving in and the wind is picking up. the longer you are out you may see some of that arriving. part5 longer you are out you may see some of that arriving. parts of wales and south—west england will have a warmer night. we start sunday with the weather system close by. gales along iri5h the weather system close by. gales along irish sea coa5t5. the5e weather fans will only move eastwards during the day on sunday. he may well start dry. you can see the movement of theirs. it will leave northern ireland behind. the afternoon on sunday looking drier. it may be late in the day in the eastern counties. the breeze will begin to pick—up. an up and down weekend. if you like try and sunny weather, saturday is the best day. go online. at an immigration removal cent

the winds, like a jet engine, roared through the eastern caribbean. category 5 hurricane ripped roofs off homes and devastated parts of the french territories of st barts and st martin. two people have lost their lives. translation: i want, firstly, to say a few words to express our profound compassion and solidarity to our fellow citizens who today were affected by hurricane irma on st martin and in st barts. these pilots flew into the eye of the storm, a unique view of the sheer scale of this hurricane and, at its core, are those catastrophic 185 mile an hour winds, and that is what they fear on the island of puerto rico. the aim is to try to save as much as possible. neighbours are handing out wood boarding and supplies. this shop owner describes them as "angels". we're a strong island. you know, we've been through this before, so... you know, it's a lot of emotions going on, you know. the governor has been inspecting one of the shelters set up for the thousands who are expected to evacuate low—lying areas. we are hopeful that it'll skid off somewh

russian and south korean leaders meet to discuss the north korea crisis at the eastern economic forum underway in the russian city of god it will still bring you all the latest from there throughout the day. to me appeared to propose is sending in u.n. peacekeepers to help ease the conflict in eastern ukraine moved back by germany but not craving it officials. hello there is just turned nine am here in the russian capital and you're watching r.t. international with me becky erin good to have you with us. now syrian government forces backed by russia have recaptured a launch fortified area held by islamic state in the city of d.s.o. that's according to the russian defense ministry. syrian troops found a network of tunnels often taking the position equipped with weapons that medical supplies and food it's also been revealed that the area was defended by terrorists of mainly former soviet republic and russian origin and choose they are russian warship targeted the militants that are helping the syrian army stormed the fortress. the latest operation is part of a launch a campaign to force

england, perhaps one or two to eastern scotland.ther west, you're more likely to avoid the showers. there might be the odd one coming up through central parts. temperatures generally around 15—18. but it is cool with the breeze around eastern scotland and north—east england. monday evening, we will start to see cloud and showery rain pushing across the country for a time. then the skies clear again for the early hours of tuesday. it might be fresh for towns and cities, and lower than this on tuesday morning. tuesday similar to monday, dry settled weather around. there is a little bit of a breeze around the far north—east, many places staying dry with fairly light winds. some rain working into the far north—west later in the day, the temperatures around 15—18. it is slightly cooler than average, but feeling fine in the sunny weather. during wednesday, things are turning wet and windy from the west, but central and eastern parts are looking warmer, up to 19 or 20 in the sunshine. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall.

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a bit more ofa eastern parts of the uk. a bit more of a breeze in the east coast, lighter winds in the west. an improvement across western scotland, northern ireland and parts of wales and the south—west of england. this evening and overnight, showers continue across eastern parts of the country. further west, largely continue across eastern parts of the country. furtherwest, largely dry, lengthy clear spells, light winds. the recipe for a chilly night. double figures in towns and cities, cooler in the countryside. mist and fog greets us on monday morning. showers will develop across central and eastern parts, the odd heavy on, temperatures in the high teens at best. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... police investigating the london tube bombing have arrested a second man. he's 21 and was detained in west london last night. the home secretary, amber rudd, says she's not surprised borisjohnson has set out his own vision of britain after brexit. she warned him against becoming a back—seat driver. the un secretary—gener

today - watching jose & the eastern atlantic today: am patchy fog. mostly sunny to mostly cloudy. isolated shower. highs: 81-85 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 61-67 winds: w 5 mph saturday: partly sunny, warm and humid. isolated afternoon shower. highs: 81-85 winds: n to se 5 mph continuing coverage of that continuing coverage of that breaking new out of london. an early morning blast rocking the subway - and now police are calling it terrorism. pictures of what may be the explosive device - next. born and raised incian, dr. rrural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. where metropolitan police are now confirming a reported explosion on a tube tra

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a little bit cloudier perhaps along the eastern shores.eland faring quite nicely away from eastern coast fully exposed to that rather noticeable breeze. there is the chance, come mid—afternoon, of seeing a few showers across the north and east midlands, maybe away towards east anglia as well. many of those will just tend to fade if you happen to see them at all come evening time. top temperature, around 20 degrees or so. a little bit more in a way of breeze on wednesday across the north—western quarter of scotland. the freshening wind and the cloud filling in all the while across northern ireland, and into the far south—west of wales and the far south—west of england too as a weather front works its way in from the atlantic. generally speaking, the further east you are, the drier and finer your day will stay. top temperature, again, not bad for this time of year, 20 or possibly 2i somewhere in the south—eastern quarter. cooler in the breeze in the far north—east. thankfully, the fourth one—day international between england and the west ind

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the showers most likely across central and eastern england.st of us are and dry. after a cool start, most of us are going to have a dry day on tuesday. the south westerly winds pick up. and on tuesday night, some mild atlantic air. even at the countryside, it is not going to be even as cold. wednesday also brings some wet and windy weather. the slow—moving weather front, the some wet and windy weather. the slow—moving weatherfront, the rain really coming to waste on areas. these south westerly winds, where the cloud breaks, mild air. and across eastern counties of england, temperatures could return to 20. the weather is going to get a little bit milder as we head to the middle part of next week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2:00pm. police investigating the london tube bombing have arrested a second man. he‘s 21 and was detained in west london last night. officers are still searching a property in sunbury—on—thames in surrey, after the arrest an 18—year—old man yesterday the home secretary has accused boris johnson of being a "backseat dr

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eastern time. the evacuation of residents begins tonight at 7:00. >>> florida governor rick scott ordering the deployment of 7,000 national guard members, 1,000 high water vehicles, more than 700 generators on stand by. more than 5,000 people based at naval air station key west have received mandatory evacuation orders. >>> florida residents are stocking up on storm supplies. you look at aisles there at some stores. they've been left bare by the mad rush. lines of people wrapped around the costco. they stocked on fuel, water and materials to protect their homes. and nfl's opening week has been impacted. the dolphins home opener for sunday has been postponed. >> they might find a neutral field for that. >>> let's get the latest track on the storm. what's the update from the national hurricane center? >> the update just coming in here, changing the track a little bit here and you want to break this down because a lot of people tend to focus on the center of that track, really important to not do that

east anglia, south—eastern england are most prone to that before it clears away.especially in the coast and hills. moving away from northern ireland, the rain goes into scotland and wales. more light and patchy as it does so. leaving parts of eastern england and the south—east dry. perhaps some sunny spells. temperatures, 19. with the wind and rain, it will feel quite cool. as we go on through friday night, this weather system stalls. there is cloud and drizzle affecting parts of england and wales. that is the start of saturday. much more mild on saturday morning. the big picture for the weekend. an area of low pressure to the west of us. there will be a weather front approaching from the west. the wind is picking up on saturday. increasingly windy in the west. a gale developing later on saturday. this area of cloud and patchy rain covering england and wales going north during the day. all of scotland apart from the north keeping sunshine. southern england breaking into sunshine during the day. perhaps some sunny spells in northern ireland. a bit of warmth. this w

a bright start, yes, for eastern scotland and central and eastern england, but the brightness will not as this band of rain pushes its way east, with with one or two heavier bursts around. even behind that rain, at will probably stay cloudy at times, before brighter spells come in. temperatures between 15 and 19 celsius, so a cooler day. monday will have a few spots of light rain and drizzle across western coasts and hills, and more persistent rain working into the north—west. despite the cloudy conditions, temperatures are not doing too badly, highs again about 22. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm gavin grey. our top stories: celebrations in kenya, as the supreme court declares last month's presidential election null and void. president kenyatta said he will abide by the decision. i personally disagree with the ruling that's been made today, but i respect it. a large fire is burning at a chemical plant in texas which flooded in the wake of hurricane harvey. the area has been evacuated. at least 1,400 people ha

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look at all that heavy rain there on the eastern shore.e'll just have a few showers to contend with here locally. fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast, 81 today, 82 tomorrow. both days similar, mix of clouds and sun, chance of a shower. look at all that sunshine afterwards. warm. highs in the mid to upper 80's later this week. that's a check of the forecast. over to erin for traffic. >> orange line delays remain across five stations. it's the eastern portion of the orange line. to new carrollton and minnesota avenue. instead of running every eight minutes trains running every 16 minutes with single tracking new carrollton landover cheverly deanwood and minnesota avenue impacted. if you want to avoid that portion of the orange line take largo town center or morgan boulevard on the blue or silver line. taking a look at the roads, outer loop remains stacked up. earlier construction cleared late by georgia avenue. between 95 and the 270 spur. we'll take a look at some delays on the 14th street bridge. keep it to fox5 news morning. we'll be back in

we had warnings off the coast of the eastern shore.inds gusting 40 miles per hour inland, closer to 20 miles an hour. high surf for the eastern shore, too. that's not only the only one. we're watching maria which could be a major hurricane nearing puerto rico. dominican republic and potentially near the bahamas, we'll take a closer look at this. it will impact coming up in a bit. >> sheena, thanks for that. >>> as irma blew through key west residents and other islanders had to evacuate. not knowing when they would be able to return home or even if their home was still standing. authorities finally loud monroe county residents to return home starting saturday morning. there is a checkpoint in place right now to make sure that only residents of the lower keys are being allowed to return as the recovery effort in other areas continues. power has slowly been returning to parts of the keys allowing communication efforts -- >>> you are looking at photos from the double fatal crash in great falls. fairfax county police say b after the car the

the eastern half of the united states. this is hurricane jose it's far enough out to sea we won't see impacts from this, but we'll see the larger waves and dangerous rip currents as jose pulls away and we'll wait and see what maria wants to do. how close to the eastern seaboard will she get before turning out to sea. 125-mile an hour sustained winds. it's a category 3. wind out of the north/northwest 9 miles per hour. it's a category 3 storm. it will travel north an get close to cape hatteras, north carolina before hooking to the right and heading out to sea by the time we get into thursday arch. you can see the proximity it will be close enough to bring the large swells to the east coast again and the dangerous rip currents, maybe a little minor tidal flooding. as we get into wednesday night through friday morning of next week, we'll see how close the storm gets that will determine the impact here. mostly sunny, warm, 88 degrees for the middle of july. winds out of the north 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight, clea

eastern canada, into the low 30 celsius.ains down towards texas. you can see hurricane maria swelling out on the eastern seaboard and across the west there is plenty of sunshine but cooler than of late. across the west coast of mexico, this was tropical depression and will bring heavy rain to the north—west coast and we could see a risk of flooding and landslides. there is a suspect area of thunderstorms of the mexico, guatemala coast which could develop into a tropical or later in the week. hurricane maria was downgraded toa week. hurricane maria was downgraded to a category one storm, moving away from the caribbean, swelling in the waters of the eastern seaboard and could bring some big waves here for a time and by thursday it will be pushed out into wards the central atla ntic pushed out into wards the central atlantic away from the states. something we have seen over the last 24, 1:8 something we have seen over the last 2a, 48 hours over the south china sea, an area of heavy rain pushing into the north of vietnam and sou

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a little bit cloudier along the eastern shores.ers across the northern half of britain. northern ireland, faring quite nicely away from eastern coast fully exposed to that the noticeable breeze. there is the chance, come mid—afternoon, of seeing a few showers across the north and east midlands, maybe to east anglia as well. many of those will tend to fade if you happen to see them at all come evening. temperatures top 20 degrees or so. a little bit more in a way of breeze on wednesday across the north—western quarter of scotland. the freshening wind and the cloud filling in all the while across northern ireland, and into the far south—west of england and wales. the weather front works its way in from the atlantic. generally speaking, the further east you are, the drier and finer your day will stay. top temperature, again, not bad for this time of year in the south—eastern quarter. cooler in the breeze in the far north—east. thankfully, the fourth one—day international between england and the west indies is going to be at the oval i

whereas further east, across central and eastern england, there'll be a hang—back of cloud. hills, as well. in fact, that cloud will be slow to break across east england, eastern areas of scotland, probably only breaking up in the afternoon. but it is then that most of us should see some sunshine coming through. but the rain set in, really, through the northern isles, picking up. quite a cool day here, but otherwise some decent temperatures. 20 degrees in london. we're still on the warm side of average. through thursday night, though, the next atlantic system making its presence felt, working into northern ireland before spreading to scotland, western parts of england, and wales, too. tied in with this area of low pressure spinning in of the atlantic. bringing some fairly strong winds into the far north—western coast. so, for friday, a band of rain to start the day, pushing east across scotland, england and wales, heavy at times. behind that, some sunshine but also some blustery showers in northern ireland. with the showers, looking at temperatures coming down. feeling a bit

perhaps in the eastern scotland for much of the day.moving infrom day. but you will notice the cloud and rain moving in from the west with the strengthening breeze. probably arriving in the south—east during the course of the evening. temperatures cooler than saturday, between 15 to 90 degrees with the cloud and outbreaks of rain. saturday, better day of the week. —— 15 to 19 degrees. hello, this is bbc world news today. i'm ben bland. the top stories. kenya's supreme court declare the results of last month's elections invalid. the president says he will accept the result. i personally disagree with the ruling that has been made today. but i respect it. the bbc uncovers the abuse of detainees at an immigration centre in southern england. the worst flood in decades bring misery to tens of millions of people across south asia. i've lost everything. i had a cow asia. i've lost everything. i had a cow and a goat. they were both killed. my house is totally broken and i'm left sitting here by the side of the road. same

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today - watching jose & the eastern atlantic today: am patchy fog. mostly sunny to mostly cloudy. isolated shower. highs: 81-85 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 61-67 winds: w 5 mph saturday: partly sunny, warm and humid. isolated afternoon shower. highs: 81-85 winds: n to se 5 mph we are digging-in and learning more about a murder case that has stunned the nation. a beloved teacher dead-- and police say her boyfriend is responsibe reportedly trying to unravel a love triangle, that ended in murder. stephen tschida kicks off our coverage. st meanwhile-- more and more loved ones are coming forward with memories of are coming forward with memories of laura wallen. she was once named "teacher of the year". last night- an emotional outpouring in her neighborhood - and a former workplace. tom roussey continues our team coverage. you can find all of our reporting on our reporting on the case -- including a timeline of events -- and what a veteran f-b-i profiler says about it -- at wjla.com. breaking news in california. protests outside a speech by a con

isolated showers across eastern england easing away.nnel. light winds and clear skies is the recipe for a cool night. most towns and cities scraping double figures. in the countryside it could be colder with a touch of grass frost in countryside spots in northern england, northern ireland and scotland. there will be lots of sunshine afterwards. for most it stays dry and bright through the day. just a few isolated showers in eastern england, south wales, during the afternoon. more rain working in from the west. for scotland it's looking like a decent day. pleasant enough with the light winds. sunshine extending over much of northern ireland. there will be cloud particularly building in the west ahead of the arrival of some rain by the evening. moving south across all of england and wales, temperatures 21 degrees in the warmest spots. light winds. an isolated shower or two for eastern england. things change from the west into the evening. this area of rain moves into the evening. this area of rain m oves a cross into the evening. this are