, so it had a long. _ 1945 in the far east, so it had a long. long _ 1945 in the far east, so it had, many people lost their lives and lost _ many, many people lost their lives and lost their lives of the normandy campaign _ and lost their lives of the normandy campaign and the 76 days that followed, and also in those long 11 months _ followed, and also in those long 11 months in — followed, and also in those long 11 months in the european war that continued — months in the european war that continued afterwards. it was just absolutely relentless. i think if you were — absolutely relentless. i think if you were in the front line, it was a terrible. _ you were in the front line, it was a terrible, terrible time.— terrible, terrible time. indeed. that description _ terrible, terrible time. indeed. that description there - terrible, terrible time. indeed. that description there that - terrible, terrible time. indeed. i that description there that james terrible, terrible time. indeed. - that description there that james is giving of the time that it went on, the relentlessness of what t

you couldn't coffee, russian minister for the far east, an arctic region is live with us. no sir, thanks for taking the time of the day to be with us. we know you're busy. one of the key goals in developing the region over the coming decade. what does russia want to do? russian arithmetic is the largest populate that above the region in the world. we have a 2 and a half 1000000 people leaving a bar of north pole, sorta in the arctic circle. offer then teaches with population the more than 100000 people 60, just from russia. so russia has been in the arc for longest and we invested most of our article is the most or been used to industrially develop. the part of our policy in our particular relies on 3 key feelers, the 1st bill, or is the economy. the 2nd feeler is it people and the 3rd pillar is the climate. this 3 people are equally important and we aim at developing them in the balance and the responsible manner as concerns of the economy. they key question, of course. the key topic is northern zeroed. we are leaders in the northern navigation. we have the largest icebre

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there is a board there with china in the russian far east, and historically link have been very close. but if you see, i just left the panel discussion the session concerning the development of the russian far east. and we had the indian, i'm boss of the present. we had korean, i'm boss of the president. we had chinese guest by the conference. so i would say all of the major economies offer asia very interested then very engaged in the development of the russian parade. that basically, chinese investment is a leading of $1800000.00 ro, both already invested in the russian forest in our special economic zones, close to $75.00. been a little both from china, but they believed that potential remain much, much higher. and yes, i think after that monday make is the has some, we will see a major growth as our aim is to reach $200000000000.00 turnover, trading turnover with china. however, having said that price is growing interest from your in europe in partners as well . we are going to the french business mission in the next couple of weeks, and major french companies from my abt sector,

a touch got the 60's going on in the far east bay.ll be time to will be back in the 90's this afternoon. but they are waning s on the vine here we are trailing by some half a dozen degrees in a lot of the sensitive areas. again, this is building off cool start to our day yesterday. so this is the trend of something kind of nice 86 at high noon to 3 o'clock. okay. 93 still hot. but we're looking at a nice improved forecast early into next week that marine layer will be thicker will be getting into your forecast in just a bit, martin. well, all right, dave, thanks a lot. we begin this hour with developing news this morning in the east bay where one person is dead and 5 others are injured following a day of celebration. >> that ended tragically with the shooting at a juneteenth celebration in oakland kron four's camila barco joining us live with the very latest details. camila. >> yes, i marty, there was 1000 people at this event. oakland police officers were already on site monitoring and patrolling the area. but around 06:22pm, many of

several months ago, a ship that would carry steel from the far east was running at $10,000 a day forire. but now we are seeing over $30,000-plus per day to take a ship on long-term lease. that is filtering down to the per ton cost of freight that is going into the aluminum, copper, steel, that is going go into the consumer goods. we are seeing it on the shelves. joe: there are areas of supply chain and commodities that have shown some signs of easing. doesn't look like that. is there any light at the end of the tunnel? what's it going to see that number ease a little bit? >> it's a good question, joe. we saw china intervene on the copper side by releasing national stockpiles. it's going to -- until there is a downward pressure on the commodity pricing and work that overall we aren't going to see much happening on the industrial, certainly on the industrial commodity sly-chain side. retail is on the container. but everything is still hot right now. so downward pressure with china jumping in and downward pressure on agricultural commodities but comments today on interest rates certainl

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toasty far east bay in the low to mid 90's. there. so 15 degrees above average. but along the coast barely now, are we starting to see that marine layer influence returning. but overall still seeing a warm air mass to 10 degrees warmer than where we were just 24 hours ago conquer 10 degrees warmer the biggest warm-up right now. that's what you're in the low 90's, even at the 6 o'clock hour widespread 70's and 80's throughout most of our east, north bay valleys and now cooling down into the 60's around the bay area shoreline mid 50's for those of you at half moon bay along the san francisco peninsula coast and a mix of 70's and 80's and even 90's as you step outside with the one outlier 69 degrees in napa. very pleasant out there right now for your thursday night when tracker for tracking winds out of the northwest for downtown san francisco 20 miles per hour and also seeing double digit winds. for those of you in fairfield in the teens for everyone else but future cast for going to show a deeper marine le arriving overnight bringing us another round of patchy dri

but ahead of it, i should think we should hold on, with some clearer skies for the far south—east ofnd skies will be clearing as well for western scotland and northern ireland. they're the overnight means, so quite a mild night to come. part two of the week, and then we have the weather front across more of england and wales, so here is going to be cloudier, some showery bursts of rain and a few heavy downpours into the afternoon. whereas for scotland, northern ireland and western england and wales, probably see the best of the sunshine with temperatures a notch down across the board, 19-20 or 21. as we move through the new week, it looks like weather fronts could bring a little bit of rain to the north—west of the country. it will be breezy here. higher pressure further south and east, so here we will see the best of the warmth and the sunshine. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the chancellor, rishi sunak, says g7 finance ministers from the world's leading economies have reached an historic deal to reform the global tax system during talks in london. the head of nhs provide

as far east as britainwood. experts say bigger quakeses are still to come. >> kari hall joining us now, felt by people across the bay area. we have reports from san francisco to san jose. talk about the fault line where it was centered. >> yeah. as you mentioned it's on the hayward fault so we are definitely watching that very closely as a lot of people across some of the most populated parts of the bay area are right on that fault. as we continue to monitor to see if there's going to be aftershocks or what else could follow that, hopefully it will stay quiet. we are looking at everything that happens on the hayward fault. the last major fault we had here was in 1868, a long time ago. that was a 6.8 magnitude earthquake, so as we are following the history of what's going on, we're also looking to see if it's possible that there could be another one in the near future the reason why we do need to be prepared. >> definitely so. thanks so much. >>> moving on this morning, 6:01, south florida, really been slow going

army's far east command, m company, 19th infantry regiment, 24th infantry division. in 1951 he suffered a terrible injury and captured by north korean forces. on may 6, one day after his 24th birthday, he was killed in action. the service and sacrifice of our troops must never be forgotten. even long after they have perished, it's truly a tragedy that some brave soldiers have not yet made it home after their horrible death. we must always appreciate their sacrifice and remember the cost of freedoms we enjoy here in the united states. i join with all the first district of kentucky in thanking private first class robertson for his service and family for their efforts to remember him. he will always be in our thoughts. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house

more happened in south—east london. sire: far more serious matter, happened in south—east londont london. fife: far more serious matter, a man was knifed to death at an illegal rave in a warehouse next to millwall�*s stadium which is the den in bermondsey, south london last night. he was treated by paramedics but pronounced dead at the scene. police are trying to establish his identity and contact his family. they have also arrested a 16—year—old boy in connection with the rave and he was rushed to hospital with head injuries but that's not, they are not thought to be life—threatening. thank you very much. i know you will keep us up—to—date on the continuing operation in sussex. a man in his twenties has died after armed police fired shots inside a property in milton keynes. officers were called yesterday morning to the address in two mile ash over reports of a serious disturbance, where they made a forced entry. and a seriously injured young child before coming across the second man. police say a taser was deployed before shots were fired. ibiza, the party capital of the world, w

viewers, telling us they could smell the smoke as far east in the city as lake merritt. >>> preparing for the worst in the north bay, as residents deal with the real possibility of a wildfire in their neighborhood. today, firefighters are holding volume with terry evacuation drills to get people just encase. abc7 cornell barnard is live with the story, and a big response by the neighbors there, cornell. >> reporter: for sure. lots of neighbors who have seen how dry our hills and valleys are here in the bay area. many say the wildfire was to start evacuate would be a good idea. >> first aid kit, masks, water bottles . >> reporter: paula lockhart shows as her emergency go bad chock full of everything she would need to evacuate her home in sausalito. there's even a solar charger. >> it will charge your cell phone, tablet. >> reporter: barbara grabbed her bag and hundreds of her neighbors got this message their smartphones. >> this is only a drill. >> reporter: this evacuation drill was voluntary, but many took part . neighbors were instructed to meet up in the staging area in southview p

. >> reporter: the extreme temperatures stretch as far east as st. louis. >> i'm hoping at least to go to the 90s, 80s. it feels really hot when it reaches triple digits. >> reporter: relief isn't expected until the weekend. cbs news, santa monica. >>> texas governor greg abbott is reviewing details on how he plans to fund his proposed border wall with mexico. he said that he would use $250 million in state money and announced plans to crowd fund the wall, asking people to send in donations. right now it's still unclear just how much it would cost to build more barriers along the 1,200-mile border. despite it all, abbott says this is not a political stunt. >> anyone who thinks this is politics doesn't care about american citizens or texas residents. anyone who thinks this is politics doesn't care about the lives of people who had a gun stuck on their head by someone who came across the border. >> the specific details of the project are unclear along with the project's legality. abbott's border plan will be in direct opposition to federal immigration

well, people in parts of far east contra, costa county are abuzz about. there's there are reports of bear sightings in kingston. oakley as well as discovery bay kron four's, maureen kelly talked to a woman whose home security camera caught one rolling around in her yard. >> here's video of the bear walking around marina circle in discovery, bay has 6.15 sunday morning. >> for 7 minutes or 8 minutes. it was wandering around front of our house in the neighbor's house and then it jumped over the fence and went into the water. one camera even shows that shaking off as it comes out of the water. it was funny the bears wandering around just looking around. it didn't look like it was hungry. >> or, you know, it wasn't like trying to anything up or get into garbage cans. anything in it. >> maybe just looking for the water to kind of get out back out to the open space. >> the day before. what is possibly the same bear was spotted by a farmer out in nights and saturday morning, we looked out his window after getting up to use the restroom at 04:30am, knows that. i

this go around or try to scratch the upper 80's off to the far east bay. the late show with a chilling 65 need to get the sweaters out again. 81 for santa rosa in the peninsula will be in the 60's. all right. your seven-day forecast. here's the cool down by the middle of the week getting to the lower 80's 96 or pop on friday. meanwhile, on the east bay shoreline lower 70's by midweek. so a little nice flavor of all. most of us a fall and at the coast will keep it pretty much into the 60's. back to you. dave, thank you for your money tonight. california workers filed more than 60,000 new unemployment claims for the week ending in june. 12. it's actually more than 15,000 new claims from the previous week. analysts say the rise in unemployment claims may suggest that the golden state's economy has not fully recovered from the pandemic. >> get this, even though california makes up just 12% of the american workforce. it accounted for nearly 20% of all jobless claims filed nationwide last week. next in sports, the finish end their game in a new york. >> or the g

these people came from the far east, and they suffer until today under these injuries that they had.hil: thank you so much for joining us, sachse hack wurzburg in -- and wurzburg. phil: is, former policeman derek chauvin sentenced to 22 and a half years for the murder of george floyd. the court heard victim impact statements from the floyd family and then call for the maximum sentence for shelving. shelving is -- derek chauvin is still facing civil rights charges. dw correspondent stefan simons is in minneapolis in front of the courthouse where sentencing is happening. welcome, stefan. talk us through reactions to the sentence. stefan: right after it was announced derek chauvin will go to prison for 22 years and a half, reactions were subdued. very calm. now, you can see in the background, i will step out of the picture, a small group of activists or protesters pro george floyd protesters. and there is actually more press there. it looks like a bigger crowd, that is not the case. there is more press than protesters, and they are little bit agitated that has something to do with some

and the far south—east as well will also see clear skies with temperatures ranging from 10—13 degrees a mild night. we've got this ridge of high pressure building in for sunday across western areas. this weather front, though, will be straddling central and eastern parts of the country, so it's a bit of a reversal of fortu nes. we will start to see sunny skies for sunday across scotland and northern ireland and increasingly in western england and west wales. for the rest of england and east wales it's going to be rather cloudy thanks to this weather front with some showery bursts of rain, and a few heavy downpours likely to be mixed into that as well. now, with more cloud around, its going to be a bit cooler across england and wales, 19—21, and high teen celsius across the north west where we will have the best of the sunshine. as we move out of sunday and into monday, that weather front weakens as it pushes towards the east, it will leave a legacy of cloud but we have high pressure dominating the scene, very light winds. so i think it's going to be a day of variable cloud and sunny s

i'm just letting all of us know if a watch lost the minister for development for the arctic and far east talk to us as well. we got a lot more big gas lined up over the rest of the day. i was coming days in through the weekend to talk to us live and direct here on international as our coverage continues. me. oh, i use join me every thursday. i'm alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business, i'll see you then. me driven by drink shaped. those with me in me dares think we dare to ask me. ah hale kick, an off summer solution. every summer we talk about the solution and dwelling on the problems, you know, we've got answers. we've got pollution ah, let's get boxes more days headlines, no proof submerged, confirming grizzly details of how donated. bodies are used in france with mccorr reports of cadavers being sold for use and crush test and military experiments shall davinsky, investigate the claims it's new or tale that many thought could become any grimma in 2019 to merge that the bodies that had been donated for medical research

i have to say the indian ocean this far east is quite warm. it's developing more sharon and you might expect they actually widespread throughout in the navy and asia. they should be invalid. that is normal. this time, the french easier, not say, but that's the case for the next 2 days of her india. the monsoon advance has stalled the time being so rochester and beyond remain dry hot and dusty in delhi. the heaviest rate has been up towards be ha, it's probably going to ease off there the next day or so. but there is still still still some around sponsored pay cut on airways. in 2020 new york city was the global at the center of death. and in this, from the corona virus. like many cities, the panoramic has altered the metropolis is very fabric. hundreds of thousands of floods, the celebrated concrete jungle. those who remain know that restoring its my policy will be easy. people empower us whether the city can bounce back to its former glory, saving new york on our jazz. ah, ah, the me, you're watching algebra reminder of our stories. this in d

he is from mashhad, in the far east of iran.c, although there are some questions about how scholarly he really is. he was brought into the system very early as a young prosecutor, was involved in the decision to carry out mass executions of prisoners at the end of the iran—iraq war in 1988, and he has moved on and up through the system, he has a very powerful father—in—law who is in charge — who i believe is the main prayer leader in mashhad, and he has been groomed — he is only 60, i think — so he is being groomed as a possible successor to supreme leader ali khamenei and the presidency is a stepping stone towards that. barbara slavin. let's get some of the day's other news. a court in switzerland has sentenced a former liberian rebel commander to 20 years in prison for numerous war crimes including rape and murder committed during the 1990s. the judges upheld 21 of the 25 charges against alieu kosiah. he's the first liberian to be tried for crimes carried out during the country's civil wars. the palestinian authority has cance

this time in the western countries and it's going to happen in the far east. some of the oldest players, nuclear gain, china make no mistake about it. this is an important day for britain. a british plant financed by france and china. the focus has been on a planet called hinckley point c, and the claim was made by d f. that this would be done absolutely without any public subsidy, which turned out of course, to be complete nonsense the subsidies got less and less well the skies until they got to the point where they were offering a guaranteed price for the electricity for 35 years. at 3 times the going rate in the u. k. p works it right off. teresa, my question, the deal made between camera and the government and a half. look around the montgomery for the if hipley and the chinese engine selling. and it seems they managed to get main government to reconsider them. things went ahead after all, a whole, consider it left it in the middle. china is becoming a nuclear energy exporting power house. the country is building reactors at home and selling its expertise

this was the scene in russia's far east. we've had torrential rains, cause flooding. people have been evacuated and those rains a set to continue. you can see that weather system running down, bringing the wet weather for the korean peninsula as well, but for now, basing manages to escape the wet weather on wednesday. but thursday those storms are back with an vengeance. let's have a look at the 3 day for beijing temperature. we'll dip down slightly as we get to the weekend, but it's a very wet picture for the central and in areas of china, the slow moving may you front bringing a lot of that wet weather to central areas. we could see flooding in the yancy river basin as those rivers continued to rise. but shanghai, managing to escape the wet weather for now, it's eastern areas of japan that are going to get a real so king tokyo will see that wet weather as we go towards the weekend. and it's a very wet picture for india, as the monsoon rains continue, particularly for north eastern areas, but in the pow bangladesh and me and my are being inundated with rain and we ar

these people came from from far east and they suffered till today of the injuries they had. 5 years ago was that. thank you so much for joining us. sasha hoc in wards book that's the united states for a former police officer. derek soviet is due to be sentenced after being convicted of the murder of george floyd. show ben nelson, mr. floyds neck in the city of minneapolis last year, while he was pinned to the ground and crying out that he couldn't breathe. trove him was convicted of 3 charges, the most serious of which could say his face up to 40 years in prison. murder while committing a felony, dw correspondence, deaf and siemens is in minneapolis in front of the courthouse where the sentencing is happening. welcome, stephanie. so this is a case known around the globe. our people reacting on the streets that tonight. well let me just show you the picture and i'll show you the picture here, mac. so our camera will 100 days. you see very peaceful, very summer crowd. what are they doing? mixed in of course, international press because as you sat, the interest is remains huge. in this cas

these people came from from the far east and they suffered till today of the injuries they had. 5 years ago was that thank you so much for joining us. sasha hoc in voice book, breaking news decisions here. the w former u. s. police officer derek chauffeur, has been sentenced to 22 and a half years. the murder of george floyd court 1st heard impact statements from mr . floyds family made calls for the maximum gentle time for showing the past sentence. for the most serious charge of it is still facing civil rights charges because we haven't been county dw correspondence. stephan simons is in is a minneapolis in front of the courthouse where the census thing is happening. welcome, stephanie. so took us through the reactions to the sentence. well, the reaction say here, right after it was announced that derek, so been received for well go to prison for to 22 years and a half were subdued. actually very calm. now. you can maybe hear this and you can see it in the background 7 out of the picture here. or there is a small group of activities. protesters pro george floyd protesters, and it's ac

however, the earlier does what we're chatting, live for the minister in charge of development to the far east and the arctic. many more big names and important players will be lined up to talk to us as well. over the next few days, all runs up to the weekend. we'll continue to bring you the highlights and main talking points as they come up here on our tea. in the the financial survival guide, stacy blip, learn about be allowed. let's say i'm a joy and your grief based of the site wall street prod. thank you for helping with joy. 6 that's right, fail waivery when i was the wrong when i was just don't the rules. yes. to fill out the thing because the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves well, the parts we choose to look for common ground in the, in the moon. ah, again, in the us state of texas, the government declared a disaster over the number of illegal migrants flooding the border. greg, but also played president biden for law and what codes are very real threat to texans. kellum open picks up a story. texas has now officially issued a disaster declaration.

and it's going to happen in the far east. some of the oldest players, nuclear game to china make no mistake about it. this is an important day for britain. a british plant financed by france and china. the focus has been on a planet called hinckley point c. and the claim was made by d f. that this would be done absolutely without any public subsidy, which turned out of course, to be complete nonsense the subsidies got less and less well disguised until they got to the point where they were offering a guaranteed price for the electricity for 35 years. at 3 times the going rate in the u. k. p. works it right off the branch. teresa, my question, the deal made between cameron's government and a half on the montgomery for the f. 3 and the chinese and helen. and it seems to manage to get main government to reconsider the local things went ahead. after all, the consider it left in the middle. china is becoming a nuclear energy exporting power house. the country is building reactors at home and selling its expertise abroad in china t

see, we're also seeing several, in the far east and the end of so trying to see where against britain has just said is sending warships to take part in such exercises. i think we need to stop this. we need to think that is not the the age of gunboat diplomacy called a callback from this is the broker talks between russia and the so to de escalate this situation before another incident or even more serious basis happens, which could threaten peace and stability in the general come thrust of these kind of military intercepts. this is unusual, so we'll keep watch on it. thanks for joining us. political analyst chris boundary affected our top level. international security conference is underway right now in moscow tech, like everything from cybersecurity to regional conflicts and nato. the annual event brings together defense ministers and experts from around the globe. more than 600 are expected to discuss the most pressing security, instability concerns today. the russian president lead off by saying that there are still many global challenges, and one of them is that some countries are

since the beginning, you have brought forward the importance of the region of the far east. mostly regarding china. in your personal view and after the g7, why will this area be vital for our western democracies? why for you this -- for you, the new dimension of transatlantic security in the future? secondly, if i may, you have great respect for the italian prime minister because i remember last year while announcing financial packets against covid, put it in more than once what it will take. the other date, remarks he made about the 2008 financial crisis will never be made again. also, on the other end, mario draghi was inspired by the u.k. vaccination campaign. other than the other g7 and g20 connection, what does mario draghi mean to you? and if there is a special relationship between italy and the u.k. even though i know you don't like this label. thank you. >> thank you. there is obviously a very close and special relationship between italy and the u.k. we are intensifying that now. we just signed a partnership agreement that has been produced for two years now to inten

. >> people in parts of far east contra, costa county are abuzz about bears.ere are reports of bear sightings in the communities of nights in oakley and discovery bay. kron four's maureen kelly talked to a woman whose home security cameras actually pick a video of a bear taking a morning stroll in a subdivision. there. >> here's video of the bear walking around marina circle in discovery, bay has 6.15 sunday morning. >> for 7 minutes or 8 minutes. it was wandering around front of our house in the neighbor's house and then it jumped over the fence and went into the water. one camera even shows that shaking off as it comes out of the water. it was funny because of the bear was wandering around. just looking around. it didn't look like it was hungry. >> or, you know, it wasn't like trying to anything up or get into garbage cans. anything in it. >> maybe just looking for the water to kind of get out back out to the open space. >> the day before. what is possibly the same bear was spotted by a farmer out in nights and saturday morning, we looked out his window afte

it is going to happen this time in the western world. countries and it's going to happen in the far east. some of the oldest players, nuclear gain, to china, make no mistake about it. this is an important day for britain, a british client, financed by france and china. the focus has been on a planet called hinckley point c. and the claim was made by d f. that this would be done absolutely without any public subsidy, which turned out of course, to be complete nonsense. the subsidies got less and less well the sky until they got to the point where they were offering a guaranteed price for the electricity for 35 years. at 3 times the going rate in the u. k. that breaks it right off the branch. so my question, the deal made between camera and government and a half look around the camera and for the if hippy and the chinese intervene, fill in it. and it seems like manage to get my government to reconsider. things went ahead after all. consider it left it in the middle. china is becoming a nuclear energy exporting power house. the country is building reactors at home and selling its expertise

here russian emergency services a fighting wildfire across siberia and the far east. the fires cover more than 550 square kilometers of lands in the sako republic and the region of siberia have been unprecedented number of wildfire and russia in recent years with full cost of warning of mor this season. due to hot and dry weather. scientists recorded the hot temperature over in the arctic circle last summer. ah, this is al jazeera, these top stories. israel's new prime minister natalie bennett, has held his 1st cabinet meeting, promising unity for a divided nation. the right way. national leads a coalition of parties approved by the connected by 60 votes to 59. and of course the few come surely you mean that we are at the start of new days, hardships, not an exaggerated wording, escape much in the hardships of establishing the unity golf.

we got lower 70's off to the far east.s time from yesterday, although some of this fog will slow us down a bit. we'll see about 78 by 1 o'clock by 4.79 with some lower 80's to be had in eastern contra. costa county into solano county. well, morning forecast coming up in a bit. well, mardy. >> thanks, dave. big story this morning. we're just 2 days away from the state fully reopening and covid-19 case numbers and deaths are continuing to drop yet to date, more than 3 million people have covid-19 and more than 62,000 have died from the virus. the good news is california reporting less than 1000 new covid cases a day so far more than 39 million vaccines have been distributed across the state. governor newsom says people getting vaccinated was a big reason the state was able to move forward with a full reopening california has the lowest case rate in the united states of america, which is significant. when you consider the size and scale. >> of our safe, the density in this state. i bring that up for no other to then express m

the greatest chance of seeing thunder and lightning is across parts of east anglia and the far south—easteen, north—easterly breeze. so while it will still feel humid here, temperatures will be a good few degrees down on where they have been. maybejust 16 there in norwich. 20 in the sunshine in plymouth, that's the expected high. but more generally, we're looking at temperatures in the mid—to—high teens. now, as we head through friday night, we'll see this wet weather clearing off into the north sea. still some cloud affecting eastern areas, clearer spells further west and further north and quite a cool, fresh start to the weekend for most. a little bit fresher than it has been, even across the south—east corner. on saturday, we find ourselves between weather systems, so that means, actually, a decent amount of dry weather. quite a cloudy start for some, i think we should see some spells of sunshine, chance of one or two showers here and there, and more especially, creeping up from the south through the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures not doing too badly in the strong june suns

widespread on wednesday, reaching some central, western parts of england, as well, perhaps to the far south—east and west, here we'll see outbreaks of rain, a stronger breeze, a few showers getting into western wales, as well. those temperatures range from 18 to around 22 or 23 degrees again. 0n into thursday, high pressure again to the south, but we could see this area of low pressure encroach a bit closer, so a windy day to come for the north and the west, outbreaks of rain here. further south, variable cloud, some sunny spells. we could see, again, a few showers just getting into some western parts of england and wales, but most places, i think, dry. a breezier day to come for all, but certainly windy across the north—west, in excess of 40mph there for the hebrides. 15 degrees for stornoway, 21 for aberdeen, very reasonable, and low to mid twenties further south for england and wales. that area of low pressure clears away, and then high pressure wants to build back in from the south through friday, so it's an improving picture at this stage for friday. we'll see the rain clear away from the n

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he doesn't, but like you to have to say the indian ocean this far east is quite warm. it's developing more south and you might expect they actually widespread throughout in the navy and malaysia. they should be in the lazy that is normal. this time the friends needs you not say, but that's the case for the next 2 days. as for india, the monsoon advance as stalled the time being so rochester and beyond remain dry hot and dusty in delhi, the heaviest rate has been up towards be ha, it's probably going to ease off there the next day or so. but there is still still still some arrived. the be part of the debate itself distinctly the end in the us or in the u. k, because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were these land white men touching aloud your dream, where a global audience become a global community, jump into the comment section. and part of those discussion there are like kinetic efforts to silence fell opinions on the online based on al jazeera. ah, the the, the top, sorry this our on al jazeera, indonesia has

the greatest chance of seeing thunder and lightning is across parts of east anglia and the far south—easthile it will still feel humid here, temperatures will be a good few degrees down on where they have been. maybejust 16 there in norwich. 20 in the sunshine in plymouth, that's the expected high. but more generally, we're looking at temperatures in the mid—to—high teens. now, as we head through friday night, we'll see this wet weather clearing off into the north sea. still some cloud affecting eastern areas, clearer spells further west and further north and quite a cool, fresh start to the weekend for most. a little bit fresher than it has been, even across the south—east corner. on saturday, we find ourselves between weather systems, so that means, actually, a decent amount of dry weather. quite a cloudy start for some, i think we should see some spells of sunshine, chance of one or two showers here and there, and more especially, creeping up from the south through the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures not doing too badly in the strong june sunshine, maybe 23 degrees there in

really racing ahead of the upper 70's in the far east bay antioch at 7874 livermore east bay shorelines the sun joins us. speaking of which is talk about that low here. here it is out to sea. looks like has quite a bit of moisture off towards the west, but to the east, not so much in this is we mean by cut off low. it doesn't have moisture, which to play with to give us something out of it. so it's a very muted performance here, but it does help keep those temperatures down and me and bring us fog in the morning hours along with some coastal drizzle. another warm-up phase looks like as we head on into the weekend. yeah, it'll be on the extended forecast for you. checking things out on the 4 zone forecast. 69 san francisco at the coast will do the lower 60's. meanwhile, bayside in the 70's and out of the south still scratching of those upper 80's now 88 redwood city 82 for mountain view 86 palo alto in the south bay to looking at 90's now even santa clara about 90 los gatos 90 to 95 morgan hill 91 cupertino and the east bay shoreline to the south, into the upper 80's tri valley. you'll

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far south—west. we are likely to keep those conditions through the day with the best of the sunshine and warmth in the east with that weather front. temperatures are more subdued at 16. the low 20s for southern scotland and northern ireland, highest values with the best of the sunshine across the south and east at 25 degrees. it is day one of the second test at edgbaston, perfect weather conditions for spectators and the cricketers. pleasant, dry, a little humid. through this evening, a pleasant end to the day, that weather front continues to push into scotland, bringing some rain but not too concerned about that. a fair amount of cloud across the country, uncomfortable for getting a good night's sleep. we start tomorrow morning again on a largely grey note, west facing coasts will be misty and damp in places. that weather front will bring a band of cloud moving south and east, squeezing the warmth into east anglia and the south—east, slightly cooler with fresh conditions behind as the weather front pushes through. high pressure is set to rebuild at the weekend and that will drag the warmer russet colour r

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the greatest chance of seeing thunder and lightning is across parts of east anglia and the far south—eastel humid here, temperatures will be a good few degrees down on where they have been. maybejust 16 there in norwich. 20 in the sunshine in plymouth, that's the expected high. but more generally, we're looking at temperatures in the mid—to—high teens. now, as we head through friday night, we'll see this wet weather clearing off into the north sea. still some cloud affecting eastern areas, clearer spells further west and further north and quite a cool, fresh start to the weekend for most. a little bit fresher than it has been, even across the south—east corner. on saturday, we find ourselves between weather systems, so that means, actually, a decent amount of dry weather. quite a cloudy start for some, i think we should see some spells of sunshine, chance of one or two showers here and there, and more especially, creeping up from the south through the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures not doing too badly in the strong june sunshine, maybe 23 degrees there in liverpool. always a l

up with clearer skies in western scotland to northern ireland by the end of the night, and the far south eastte mild. there is high pressure building in for sunday across western areas, as front striping in central and eastern parts of the country, so a reversal of fortunes, seeing sunnier skies for sunday across scotland and northern ireland, increasingly western england and west wales. for the rest of england it will be cloudy thanks to this front, was showery rain and heavy downpours likely. with more cloud, cooler across england and wales, 21 degrees, 19 across the north west with the best of the sunshine. into monday, the front weakens leaving a legacy of cloud but high pressure dominating the scene. light winds. a day of variable cloud and sunny spells but that week weather front across eastern areas likely to destabilise the atmosphere a little, seeing some heavy showers developing across the eastern side of the country as temperatures rise. again, this temperatures reaching highs of 22 degrees. as we move through this week, high—pressure hot zone across the south of the country, these

again, this far east bay reaches early start popping east bay shoreline.s and we'll do the 60's at the coast. well. well, this past week the world got a better understanding of what it means to be under a conservatorship pop star britney spears has been under one. >> for the last 13 years and in a court hearing earlier this week. she asked for it to finally end. now some of the revelations she made were in stark contrast to how she's presented herself over the years on her social media with many of most dedicated fans pretty shocked to hear about all she's had to navigate through here to break down some of what was said during that hearing is founder of the website celeb map. carly mullane carly, i want to start by showing a picture that you posted the day of the hearing because i want you to share with us why you felt it was as striking a chord with you now. >> right. full transparency. i have been covering britney since the beginning of my reporting career. and i've been a fan of her since the beginning of her. chris. i'm answering this question wearing