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with the sunshine in the day ahead as we go on through sunday evening still a bit of rain towards essexther front at last, keeping a few showers across parts of northwest scotland. as much of the uk will be dry going into monday morning. and cooler across the board, many of us will be into single figures as monday begins. with the ridge of high pressure building into monday and tuesday for that matter. a lot of dry weather, dry everywhere because still around that ridge of high pressure there will still be a few showers coming in. especially into scotland but during monday there is a chance of catching northern ireland as parts of northern england as well. both england and wales will stay dry. a cool start to the day temperatures recover in some sunny spells but we still mainly talking temperatures into the high teens. just a few spots getting into the low 20s. so, most stay dry again on tuesday by wednesday we will see a bit of rain into parts of northern ireland. especially scotland for as much as england as well a chance of a shower later in the week will stay dry. this is bbc news:

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>> mark's a criminal defense attorney and before that he was a prosecutor at the essex county prosecutor's office and i don't think you can be a prosecutor and do your job and at least not have some people who don't like you. >> reporter: the shocking crime taking another bizarre turn today. more than 60 miles n york there law enforcement den hollander, dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot. he's a new york lawyer he's well-known for his anti-feminist agenda, on msnbc in 2010, discussing his lawsuit challenging the legality of ladies' nights in bars. >> they get in for free we, however, had to pay $20. >> reporter: calling salas in his book a lazy and incompetent judge appointed by obama he's also a suspect in the shooting of a california lawyer july 11th the judge's family now in mourning, her son dead, and her husband hospitalized, recovering from gunshot wounds anne thompson, nbc news, north brunswick, new jersey. >>> now to our nbc news exclusive, as new york city entered a new phase of reopening today, governor andrew cuomo headed south on a mission he says to prevent the virus f

as we go on through sunday evening, still a bit of rain towards essex and kent.ng a few showers across parts of northwest scotland, as much of the uk will be dry going into monday morning, and cooler across the board. many of us will be into single figures as monday begins. with a ridge of high pressure building in for monday and for tuesday, for that matter, giving a lot of dry weather. not dry everywhere, because still around that ridge of high pressure there'll still be a few showers coming in, especially into scotland. but during monday there's a chance of catching a few running on through northern ireland and parts of northern england as well, whereas the bulk of england and wales will stay dry. another cool start to the day. temperatures recover in some sunny spells, but we're still mainly talking temperatures into the high teens. just a few spots getting into the low 20s. so, most staying dry again on tuesday. by wednesday, we'll see a bit of rain into parts of northern ireland, especially scotland, whereas much of england and wales, bar the chance for a s

>> we have this little boy from essex who was absolutely buzzing because he made a word puzzle for --o? >> for none other than her majesty the queen. and guess what? it actually worked. she wrote a letter thanking him. and in this letter that this adorable 7-year-old timothy matters from essex, he wrote words -- hidden words such a happiness, love, family, sunshine. >> he looked so surprised. >> i mean, wouldn't you be surprised? i'd be surprised if you wrote me back. >> the letter says, dear timothy, the queen wishes me to write and thank you for your kind letter -- >> she's from south carolina. >> that is a not a british accent. she had one of her ladies in waiting -- she said, write this. okay, i got this. timothy loved the letter. >> he was stoked. >> he thought she was going to be bored in quarantine in lockdown. >> even if it's the queen. >> on her giant estate, like she didn't have anywhere to go with all her horses and the dogs and the people waiting on her. >> okay, okay. >> timothy, you'll learn about that later. >>> also for good news, how about a lot of people who needed s

as we go on through sunday evening, still a bit of rain towards essex and kent.ew showers across parts of northwest scotland, as much of the uk will be dry going into monday morning, and cooler across the board. many of us will be into single figures as monday begins. with a ridge of high pressure building in for monday and for tuesday, for that matter, giving a lot of dry weather. not dry everywhere, because still around that ridge of high pressure there'll still be a few showers coming in, especially into scotland. but during monday there's a chance of catching a few running on through northern ireland and parts of northern england as well, whereas the bulk of england and wales will stay dry. another cool start to the day. temperatures recover in some sunny spells, but we're still mainly talking temperatures into the high teens. just a few spots getting into the low 20s. so, most stay dry again on tuesday. by wednesday, we'll see a bit of rain into parts of northern ireland, especially scotland, whereas much of england and wales, bar the chance for a shower lat

here we are in essex at the former family home of the home and family.e of boxing. so for me, iwant affected the value of boxing. so for me, i want to better project that people get excited about.|j me, i want to better project that people get excited about. i think we done it. all the fighters will be keptin done it. all the fighters will be kept ina done it. all the fighters will be kept in a bubble will they be tested for coronavirus was up this isn't what fans are used to but despite the obvious challenges he says he's excited to put on a show. this is a dogfight at the moment. not with other promoters but with other sports. to get their attention and say where back don't worry we are stronger than ever. and i think when you tune in here and you see this kind of project you're going to believe me. we will see for fight nights here over the next few months culminating in a clash between two fighters at the end of august. and that's all the sport for now. hello again. it was a little bit warmer out there today. whilst it felt a little bit warmer on wed

as we go on through sunday evening, still a bit of rain towards essex and kent.t last, keeping a few showers across parts of northwest scotland, as much of the uk will be dry going into monday morning, and cooler across the board. many of us will be into single figures as monday begins. with a ridge of high pressure building in for monday and for tuesday, for that matter, giving a lot of dry weather. not dry everywhere, because still around that ridge of high pressure there'll still be a few showers coming in, especially into scotland. but during monday there's a chance of catching a few running on through northern ireland and parts of northern england as well, whereas the bulk of england and wales will stay dry. another cool start to the day. temperatures recover in some sunny spells, but we're still mainly talking temperatures into the high teens. just a few spots getting into the low 20s. so, most staying dry again on tuesday. by wednesday, we'll see a bit of rain into parts of northern ireland, especially scotland, whereas much of england and wales, bar the c

and some spots of rain, particularly through parts of east anglia, the coast of norfolk, suffolk, essexy cloudy, with some rain at times into the start of the afternoon. further north and west we see sunny skies for the most part. some showers, across scotland in particular. quite a few showers in north—west scotland. not as windy here as it was during yesterday. through the day, we will continue to see our area of cloud towards the south—east bringing some splashes of rain right through into the afternoon across parts of kent. the further north and west you are, sunny skies. some showers for scotland, one or two possibly for northern ireland and northern england. temperatures a little below par for this time of year. 17 celsius in aberdeen, 22 in cardiff. but it is a much better day for the cricket at old trafford. it should stay fine throughout the afternoon, with spells of sunshine, top temperatures 18 celsius. as we head through the evening we will finally lose the slow—moving weather front, the cloud and rain from the far south—east. for most it is clear skies through the night. so

with the sunshine in the day ahead as we go on through sunday evening still a bit of rain towards essexing a few showers across parts of northwest scotland. as much of the uk will be dry going into monday morning. and cooler across the board, many of us will be into single figures as monday begins. with the ridge of high pressure building into monday and tuesday for that matter. a lot of dry weather, dry everywhere because still around that ridge of high pressure there will still be a few showers coming in. especially into scotland but during monday there is a chance of catching a few northern ireland as parts of northern england as well. both england and wales will stay dry. another cool start to the day temperatures recover in some sunny spells but we still mainly talking temperatures into the high teens. just a few spots getting into the low 20s. so most stay dry again on tuesday by wednesday we will see a bit of rain into parts of northern ireland. especially scotland for as much as england as well a chance of a shower later in the week will stay dry. this is bbc news, the headlines

and some spots of rain, particularly through parts of east anglia, the coast of norfolk, suffolk, essexretty cloudy, with some rain at times into the start of the afternoon. further north and west we see sunny skies for the most part. some showers, across scotland in particular. quite a few showers in north—west scotland. not as windy here as it was during yesterday. through the day, we will continue to see our area of cloud towards the south—east bringing some splashes of rain right through into the afternoon across parts of kent. the further north and west you are, sunny skies. some showers for scotland, one or two possibly for northern ireland and northern england. temperatures a little below par for this time of year. i7 celsius in aberdeen, 22 in cardiff. but it is a much better day for the cricket at old trafford. it should stay fine throughout the afternoon, with spells of sunshine, top temperatures, 18 celsius. as we head through the evening we will finally lose the slow—moving weather front, the cloud and rain from the far south—east. for most it is clear skies through the nigh

as we go on through sunday evening, still a bit of rain towards essex and kent.eather front at last, keeping a few showers across parts of northwest scotland, as much of the uk will be dry going into monday morning, and cooler across the board. many of us will be into single figures as monday begins. with a ridge of high pressure building in for monday and for tuesday, for that matter, giving a lot of dry weather. not dry everywhere, because still around that ridge of high pressure there'll still be a few showers coming in, especially into scotland. but during monday there's a chance of catching a few running on through northern ireland and parts of northern england as well, whereas the bulk of england and wales will stay dry. another cool start to the day. temperatures recover in some sunny spells, but we're still mainly talking temperatures into the high teens. just a few spots getting into the low 20s. so, most staying dry again on tuesday. by wednesday, we'll see a bit of rain into parts of northern ireland, especially scotland, whereas much of england and wa

. >> reporter: in westchester county, new york, trees taking down power lines, and in essex tree fell on a woman. she's expected to be okay. ahead of the storm on thursday, a group of swimmers caught in the surf off of long island. an 18-year-old queens man did not survive. five others were treated and released. >> we can see the wind there, adrienne. the rip currents still in effect tonight? >> reporter: that's right, the surf still dangerously high. rip current warnings are in effect here and a lot of beaches across the northeast tomorrow night. >> let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano timing this out for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. unusual we get a tropical system to take a run right at new york city. the last one was irene. this one has a lot of rain. flood watches remain up all the way up until albany. spirals up the hudson river. as it does it will fall apart as far as the strength, but it will have some rain north of senter and a lot of leftover moisture as another front makes its way towards the area tomorrow. that will trigger thunderstorms, so o whic

we have about two dozen baby goals here at the south as it —— south essex wildlife hospital.ll used to carrying around but some people are disposing of rather carelessly. they will bring in sue and —— tom who helped rescue the goal. explain the distress he was in. the rspca brought him into us. he was in a bit of a state, very traumatised by being and having it around his leg for some time. it's really a case of getting him out of the box, restraining him. eye could see his legs were really swollen so we had to get the mask off safely. tom, how is he getting on now? we believe he is now fine. he got anti—inflammatories. the bird had beena anti—inflammatories. the bird had been a little bit distressed. but as it is with the others, it should be all right now. and, sir, how much of all right now. and, sir, how much of a problem is it? are you getting more calls about birds and other animals? it is notjust birds komula gupta badgers, hedgehogs, boxes, are you getting more reports of life affected by ppe being chucked away —— sue? affected by ppe being chucked away -- sue? absolu

as we go on through sunday evening, still a bit of rain towards essex and kent.er front at last, keeping a few showers across parts of northwest scotland, as much of the uk will be dry going into monday morning, and cooler across the board. many of us will be into single figures as monday begins. with a ridge of high pressure building in for monday and for tuesday, for that matter, giving a lot of dry weather. not dry everywhere, because still around that ridge of high pressure there'll still be a few showers coming in, especially into scotland. but during monday there's a chance of catching a few running on through northern ireland and parts of northern england as well, whereas the bulk of england and wales will stay dry. another cool start to the day. temperatures recover in some sunny spells, but we're still mainly talking temperatures into the high teens. just a few spots getting into the low 20s. so, most staying dry again on tuesday. by wednesday, we'll see a bit of rain into parts of northern ireland, especially scotland, whereas much of england and wales,

. >> reporter: in westchester county, new york, fallen trees ripping down power lines, and in essex county, new jersey, part of a tree fell on a woman. she's expected to be okay. ahead of the storm on thursday, a group of swimmers caught in the surf off of long island. an 18-year-old queens man did not survive. five others were treated and released. >> let's get right to adrienne bankert tonight. we can see the wind there, long beach, nochl. the rip currents still in effect tonight? >> reporter: that's right, the surf still dangerously high. rip current warnings are in effect here and in a lot of beaches across the northeast through tomorrow night. >> adrienne, great to have you. >>> let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano timing this out for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. pretty unusual, we get a tropical system make a run right at new york city. the last one was irene in 2011 but that was much later in the season. this one has a lot of rain. let's show it to you. mostly north of the center, so flood watches remain up all the way up until albany. wind watches as it spi

as we go on through sunday evening, still a bit of rain towards essex and kent. uk will be dry going into monday morning, and cooler across the board. many of us will be into single figures as monday begins. with a ridge of high pressure building in for monday and for tuesday, for that matter, giving a lot of dry weather. not dry everywhere, because still around that ridge of high pressure, there'll still be a few showers coming in, especially into scotland. but during monday, there's a chance of catching a few running on through northern ireland and parts of northern england as well, whereas the bulk of england and wales will stay dry. another cool start to the day. temperatures recover in some sunny spells, but we're still mainly talking temperatures into the high teens. just a few spots getting into the low 20s. so, most staying dry again on tuesday. by wednesday, we'll see a bit of rain into parts of northern ireland, especially scotland, whereas much of england and wales, bar the chance for a shower later in the week, will be staying dry. good morning, welco

with the sunshine in the day ahead as we go on through sunday evening, still a bit of rain towards essexers across parts of northwest scotland. as much of the uk will be dry going into monday morning. and cooler across the board, many of us will be into single figures as monday begins. with the ridge of high pressure building into monday and tuesday for that matter. a lot of dry weather, dry everywhere because still around that ridge of high pressure there will still be a few showers coming in. especially into scotland but during monday there is a chance of catching northern ireland as parts of northern england as well. both england and wales will stay dry. a cool start to the day temperatures recover in some sunny spells but we still mainly talking temperatures into the high teens. just a few spots getting into the low 20s. so, most stay dry again on tuesday by wednesday we will see a bit of rain into parts of northern ireland. especially scotland for as much as england as well a chance of a shower later in the week will stay dry. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stori

and here at a lab in essex, they are trying to find drugs to treat it.od fix. so it's like slapping on some duct tape onto something rather than actually properly fixing something. and if that process gets out of control, you can imagine it is pretty bad. early scans suggest up to 30% of hospitalised covid patients could have permanent lung scarring. it can also damage the heart and kidneys, yet despite the fact that fibrosis already kills more people than cancer, there are almost no drugs to treat it. how bad could this get? we are not certain yet, but we can estimate that a significant proportion of those patients who are hospitalised for covid—19 infection may develop some sort of fibrotic condition and this may be in the numbers of hundreds of thousands, which may require long—term rehabilitation. in a unique approach, this team is blitzing the fibrosis with thousands of existing drugs. we take all the weapons we can and just test as many as quickly as possible. we are more focused on — do the drugs work? rather than how they work and tackle the unde

and some spots of rain, particularly through parts of east anglia, the coast of norfolk, suffolk, essextart of the afternoon. further north and west we see sunny skies for the most part. some showers, across scotland in particular. quite a few showers in north—west scotland. not as windy here as it was during yesterday. through the day, we will continue to see our area of cloud towards the south—east bringing some splashes of rain right through into the afternoon across parts of kent. the further north and west you are, sunny skies. some showers for scotland, one or two possibly for northern ireland and northern england. temperatures a little below par for this time of year. 17 celsius in aberdeen, 22 in cardiff. but it is a much better day for the cricket at old trafford. it should stay fine throughout the afternoon, with spells of sunshine, top temperatures 18 celsius. as we head through the evening we will finally lose the slow—moving weather front, the cloud and rain from the far south—east. for most it is clear skies through the night. some showers still across scotland. quite a ch

paper, this question is for you from rose in essex.oming back from spain tonight. then we are flying to portugal on friday, knowing that we will have to quarantine when we are back. can he still go? so the way it works with the quarantine is that you have that serve the full 14 day sentence, so his quarantine from spain, he would have served some of that and would have to serve the rest when he gets back from portugal. 0bviously, rest when he gets back from portugal. obviously, in portugal, you have to quarantine when you get back from there as well to the 14 days would begin again. interestingly, with portugal, that is still one of the countries that the foreign office is advising against all but essential travel to and too much of the frustration of the travel industry, so almost a bigger concern here is whether or not they should be travelling on to portugal and travel insurance is almost certainly not going to cover them for flying to portugal on friday, so that is something to consider. you don't want to be travelling without insu

texas governor greg abbott has announced that essex panneding the limits on the numbers of elective surgeriescan happen across the state. the governor is saying it could get worse next week. >> reporter: i'm pete montine in washington. the federal government is getting new -- to mandate that passengers wear masks. the ceo of delta airlines told our poppy harlow he's had discussions with the white house. the industry is urging that passengers wear masks. delta and other airlines require it. there's been no guidance from the federal government. >> reporter: i'm natasha chen. walt disney world reopened two theme parks tomorrow. annual pass holders have gotten a preview yesterday at magic kingdom and animal kingdom. epcot reopens on july 15th. people have to reserve park attendance in advance to keep numbers low. all guests have to go through temperature screenings and must wear face coverings with a loop around the ears. so no bandana type or gator masks allowed. people are being spaced out. there are hand washing and hand sanitizing stations throughout the park. disney is trying to go as touchl

many, many districts in essex county where i teach run out of the paper. run out of cleepi incleaning su. have to ask parents to provide basic things, tissues to bring into school. now we're essential. meanwhile, no additional funding from the federal government. forgive us if we're skeptical that we're really considered essential. >> understood. anthony, we appreciate it today. thank you. keep us posted we'll be watching very closely thank you. >> thank you very much for having me. >>> the debate becomes further complicated when you consider special needs education. there are 7 million students in the u.s. public schools with disabilities and their parents say online and remote learning has been a struggle. cnbc senior personal finance correspondent has more >> reporter: pool time a cool break from school time. ila, who is almost 11 has downs syndrome she's taking summer classes and doing therapy online through the free special education services her district provides. her parents worry virtual learning could delay her progress and derail their family oos

many millions going to dioceses that paid huge settlements for clear city essex yule -- clergy sexual. joining us tonight is former reagan white house political director, fox business political analyst, the savant, ed rollins, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the new york post, fox business contributor, michael goodwin. let me start if i may, michael, with you. and de blasio, who says, you know, please, this is just sociology at work here in new york city. it has nothing to do with the fact that he's defunded the police department, torn up the anti-crime unit. i think that's one of the worst piece of opt you cans. if -- optics. if you're going to get rid of a unit, probably the anti-crime unit shouldn't be the first thing you take out. your thoughts, michael. >> well, i would agree that it is a sociological ec -- experiment in that when you pull the police back and you order them essentially not to make arrests and you promise them that you will not support them if they do make arrests and if they do make arrests the alleged felons will be let go immediately by the courts, then yo

mark have enemies >> mark's a criminal defense attorney, and before that he was a prosecutor at the essexnty prosecutor's office. and i don't think you can be a prosecutor and do your job and at least not have some people who don't like you. >> reporter: the shocking crime taking another bizarre turn today more than 60 miles from here in rural new york there law enforcement officials say they found the body of the suspect, attorney roy den hollander, dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot hollander, a new york lawyer well known for his anti-feminist agenda, on msnbc in 2010, discussing his lawsuit challenging the legality of ladies' nights in bars >> they get in for free. we, however, had to pay $20. >> reporter: calling salas in his book, a lazy and incompetent latina judge appointed by obama. he is also a suspect in the shooting of a california lawyer july 11th. the judge's family now in mourning her son dead and her husband hospitalized, recovering from gunshot wounds anne thompson, nbc news, north brunswick, new jersey. >>> and coming up for us, what we people of a certain age wer

anderl is a criminal defense attorney here in new jersey he had served as a prosecutor before that in essexnty, and he is well known they're both very well known but right now, authorities are trying to figure out just what the connection is. >> anne thompson in north brunswick, new jersey, thank you very much. >> now let's go over to oregon the oregon attorney general is suing the federal government, accusing it of violating protesters' civil rights by arresting them without cause the lawsuit follows several weeks of protests in portland and an escalation of clashes between the police and protesters let's go now to gill, he served as commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection during the obama administration he also served as a police chief in seattle gill, thank you so much for joining us i hope you're with us now. great. >> i am, thank you >> can you give us an idea of what's going on here, as somebody who understands this organization, this agency, what's happening >> so i think what you have is pure political theater it's political theater for an audience of one, the president,

joining me now is dr lucy glancey, who runs dr glancey clinics, in london and essex.tic surgery now, people are more aware of how they look because they are constantly staring at themselves on a computer. i knowi staring at themselves on a computer. i know i do not like it. that's right, that's correct. yes, we spent a lot longer on zoom. how long would you spend during the day looking at yourself in the mirror? it would not normally because you are talking to colleagues, travelling on public transport but that does not happen anymore. you are on zoom all day long so we tend to over analyse our faces and of course the demand for more surgery or more procedures shall be saved. since the easing of lockdown, have you seen a spike in a demand? we have seen the demand increase even during lockdown, when people started working from home. we noticed two things. 0ne, people over analyse that faces because they are looking ata faces because they are looking at a camera all day. it also a lot of people have put on weight so we have a spike in demands for low perception surgery

accounting at the university of sheffield and emeritus professor of accounting at the university of essex prem sikka from how do you know this tax makes sense doesn't it we we need to get people shopping on the high street. however built yes the principle makes sense but there are difficulties like with any tax there will be a threshold and if they are saying the threshold is i don't know $52000000.00 whatever it is you can imagine a lot of businesses playing created games to avoid it and we know that the u.k. government has never really been that effective in curbing organized tax avoidance so this will open up some new possibilities in addition to that you will find that there are many businesses in our street who simply don't have any online presence that whole whether it's a local butcher the newspaper shop or charity shops or 2nd hand furniture shops so that means they pour more business rates would be retained and then you have businesses who do online and have brick and mortar presence such as tesco or marks and spencer so they will end up paying both her business rate and an onlin

on quest x a senior civil servant 10 local there has been chosen to what they said were authentic essex orchestrated the crown a virus reopening strategy for the country the cabinet reshuffle is seen as an attempt to revive the country's post quarantine economy. england will allow travelers from 50 countries including many in europe to arrive without going into quarantine but the measure will stay in place for the u.s. the other u.k. nations scotland wales and northern ireland where else their own rules comes as ever haywood reports as many more english businesses are allowed to reopen their doors the reception desk was originally there that come to the front of the shop caroline's preparing the sign on for her 1st clients in 3 months looked down when she couldn't open any of a barber shops now she's booked but it's hardly business as usual under new rules stylists will have to wear visors and aprons and customers will be kept apart from one another as much as possible it is a war a it's a worry for the star of i think the customers are going to be quite safe because we're going to clea

from his garden in essex, this doctor is helping treat a patient in lahore.ows him the intensive ca re there shows him the intensive care ward for coronavirus patients via video link. hospitals in the country are being stretched. through this software, they can share casenotes. the stock helped lead essex‘s covid—i9 response. now he wants his experiences to help his country of birth. very proud of the nhs service we are giving here, and because of our relationships both in medicine and otherwise in pakistan, it was very important for us to help our colleagues and to help the people of pakistan. the softwa re the people of pakistan. the software was built by this london—based doctor who has created a series of medicine portals. through this one, doctors here can hold consultations with coronavirus patients in pakistan. we haven't got the resources there to really plug the gaps of service. so any skill, any special skill from the uk will be warmly welcome in pakistan. a doctor and patient can speak the same language, we can create a bridge no matter where they

in lancashire weekly cases fell from 42—16 in the week up to during the 26 and in essex it fell fromhis morning. morejob losses we re losses this morning. morejob losses were announced this morning, particularly in the aviation sector. airbus, for example, is cutting 1,700 jobs at its commercial aircraft plants at filton near bristol, and broughton in north wales. the business secretary, alok sharma, said the industry is getting support from the government. there are unfortunate impacts on the industry, one is on the travel sector and one is on airlines and we will continue to provide support across the economy to make sure that people are supported in theirjobs and where unfortunately they face losing theirjob we provide support to help them find a newjob. losing theirjob we provide support to help them find a new job. let's talk to labour's shadow transport secretary, jim mcmahon. good morning, to you. if you were in government, would labour step in and save these thousands ofjobs? government, would labour step in and save these thousands of jobs? the truth is the government have g

from essex one viewer says that they think wearing masks should be mandatory in shops in england where to someone and ask them why they are not wearing a mask in such a location? i don't know if i would have the courage. please get in touch on twitter or by e—mail. in the next hour we will speak to a shop owner in scotland whose customers say they will not come back because they have to wear a mask inside the shop. now the weather with matt taylor. a warm afternoon in the south of england, and pleasant in the north of scotla nd england, and pleasant in the north of scotland when the sun breaks through but the thickest of the cloud through the midlands, wales and south—west england with persistent bursts of rain in south—west england and cornwall. to the north of it, more showers, a breeze coming from the atlantic keeping it cooler to the western hills. 21 in aberdeen, and through the channel islands and the south—east of england and east anglia, if you hold on to the sunshine you will see temperatures in the low to mid 20s. this evening and overnight, heavy bursts of rain working acros

another for you, pippa, this one from rose in essex.l go? so the way it works with the quarantine, i gather, is you have to serve the full 14 day sentence, if you will, so his quarantine from spain, he would have to serve the rest when he got back from portugal. 0bviously would have to serve the rest when he got back from portugal. obviously in portugal you have the self quarantine as well when you get back from there so the 14 days would begin again. interestingly, with portugal, though, that is still one of the countries that the foreign office is advising against all but essential travel to, much to the frustration of the travel industry, so the bigger concern really here is whether or not they should be travelling on to portugal, and the travelling on to portugal, and the travel insurance almost certainly will not cover them flying on to portugal on friday so that is maybe something to consider. you don't wa nt to something to consider. you don't want to be travelling without insurance and the current climate. tour operators are not

say is, if the house in its brief had explained with any specificity what it might want to do to the essex -- do to the ethics in government act and white needs these document, we can have that debate. we don't even get there because all they say is we might want to ega, which was a build a house passed before ithr1 before they even issue the subpoenas. i don't know what the house wants to do with any specificity so it's hard to say whether that valid legislation. >> justice sotomayor? wall, that's the issue, isn't it which is until congress investigates, doesn't have a chance to determine what might be valid and we don't have a chance then to look into the law and say it may or may not be valid. you are asking a court in the guise of a heightened review standard to speculate as to legislation that's not in effect yet. i want to go back to the subpoenas at issue. and their breadth. you note the intelligence committee goes back 10 years. but i think it's fairly common knowledge that mr. trump, before he was president, was thinking about running for president for of time.ng period why is it

this band of cloud will bring some patchy rain from suffolk and essex come into kent, london, sussexern ireland and scotland in particular, once again some showers, and some could be heavy. temperatures remaining low weather should be for the time of year. 15—22. mainly dry start for most because of high pressure. that will hold on into tuesday but this frontal system approaching from the north—west will eventually bring some rain across northern ireland, scotland, far north of england from wednesday into thursday. staying dry yourfurther south and turning a little warmer as well. that's all from me for this morning, have a great sunday. nina, it is back to you. earlier this month, we featured a story on breakfast about the thousands of children who have missed out on vital schoolwork because they don't have a computer or internet access at home. well, a bbc appeal has prompted a flood of digital donations to help pupils with their online learning. fiona lamdin went to meet one of them. for months, this has been charlie's classroom. alone with his textbook and his phone. i'm finding

her husband a criminal defense attorney and former essex county new jersey prosecutor is in criticalndition after undergoing surgery at a nearby hospital. salas is a district judge for the district confirmed by the senate in 2011. she is the first latina to serve as a federal judge in new jersey and is overseeing several high-profile cases in her position in new work including drug trafficking trials and fraud convictions of former real housewives of new jersey stars who were both sent to prison. i'm in just days ago, was appointed to preside over a class action lawsuit brought by investors against deutsche bank who claimed the bank failed to flag questionable transactions made by jeffrey epstein. anyone with information is urged to call police and the fbi as well and of course searching for a motive, so you've got the u.s. district judge and a criminal defense attorney who lived in this home behind me. back to you. >> melissa: really tragic, thank you for that report. >> you know why? the country in the end are not going to have a man who was shot, mentally shot. let him come out of

essex equipped him, a tour of the museum of the american revolution with president and ceo michael quinniscussing the museum's history, design, and what he calls the crown jewel, george washington's camp tent. the american story -- watch american history tv this weekend on c-span three. >> "washington journal" continues. host: join us in washington is henry olsen, senior fellow at ethics and public policy center. good friday morning. thank you for being with us. guest: thanks for having me on. host: he has been referred to as teflon don, bouncing back from bad tweets or that new spirit how do you view the president four months before the election? guest: i think he is in a weakened position. he has slumps and bumps. he is in his most extended slump since 2017 and he has not seen a bump. i think a stick figure out how to get back on the track and he needs to figure out how to project calm, stable leadership that america wants in a crisis. he has not been doing it and that is why he has been slumping. time does he have enough to turn things around? guest: he has enough time, especially giv