or earlier we asked oceanographer chris fogg will at britain's kill university does this latest study reduce the possibility of ever meeting those peris climate agreement targets. well it is a question of mitigation or adaptation essentially if we want to try and hit those targets we might have to adapt our lifestyles massively or attempt to mitigate you know we cannot sleep bring in engineering answers to reduce c o two now obviously what we're trying to look at harry's climate sensitivity and what they're finding is who are the upper bounds of what the i.p.c.c. estimates so it still doesn't change the year increases. need to address these questions but it doesn't change the fact that we can mitigate or we can adapt we've got to choose which of those options. divers in indonesia have located a black box from the lion air passenger jet that crashed on monday it's hoped the device will shed light on the cause of the tragedy in which one hundred eighty nine people died the boeing seven thirty seven went down thirteen minutes after taking off from the capital jakarta. the heat is on for

instance we have a very big run a science collection which was given by the founder of the museum fogg who was a classic artist a pupil of the. classic master of friends we also have a big collection of stuff called big you have one canvas behind me there basters we also have a very important collection of contemporary paintings by. who stood in. another must see on our list is chateau flo jacques it's a chateau. and vineyard dating back ten generations is still a family run business current coal owner appear to call bear helps run it gives tours and offers wine classes detailing the various great varieties found here. but the most famous of the biggest part of the production is the red one we have to see that we have the biggest idiots all over our homes and also all over the world it's also in historical the new was created by the roman so we have a long history. during day you started seeing in wine tasting visitors can head to the beach. is located just ten kilometers from the mediterranean coast seaside restaurants are popular with both residents and tourists alike. sun sea cultur

the winds will be light first thing in the morning, there will be the frost first then on monday, mr foggs well, almost anywhere in the country. and settled weather whining itself up in the atlantic. pushing towards western areas in the uk. monday is looking fine and dry familiar vassals top with a change to the weather comes much harder air. it will be all mired about the winds will be stronger as well. on top of that we got the rain as well. the big load starts to purge our shores and basically another one to the south, rattling through the uk through the week as well. the temperatures will be picking up but the winds as well, you have to pay for it if you want milder weather, you will get gale force winds and outbreaks of rain. the wife. —— goodbye. this is bbc world news today. i'm aaron safir. our top stories... britain's prime minister theresa may is in brussels as the eu says it's ready to sign the brexit withdrawal agreement. the spanish prime minister says britain has given him assurances over the future of gibraltar. mrs may insists she'll always stand by the territory. the uk's

friday we had some low cloud cover mr fogg, this picture was taken in east sussex but many parts of theas some sunshine breaking through at times. through the next ten days the trend is for dry settled weather to continue at first, this will start to turn cold through the course, there could be some winderlich —— wintry showers as well, particularly over the course mountains in the north. we start with cloud to the south—east and northwest, the sunshine makes its way to the north—west during the day, it will brighten up for most places, perhaps northern ireland and eastern scotland could keep cloud during the day. it will not be as warm as it has been, to bridges not doing too badly, 9— 13. a similar day as we head into sunday, a clear night saturday into sunday could be a touch of frost as those temperatures for —— falljust a few degrees above freezing, it will be colder than that in the countryside. 0ne colder than that in the countryside. one or two faulty patches on sunday morning, that italy for eastern scotland, north—east england, they should clear away and sunday is looking like

right now, it is cloudy and fogg t andperatures are in the low to mid 50s. so a real mild start to the day. me.rincess would agree with not much of a rain chance now with temperatures in the mid 50s. it's a lot of fog around. a near 100% chance of rm thunders later in the day today by drying out later thisfternoon and evening. once you leave us here at news 4 today, use your nbc washington app. we'll send push alerts for any severe weather watches or warnings. i'll also be tweeting out all the stuff on my twitter handle at chuck bell 4. you can also find our facebook page. alady quite a bit of heavy rain across thens mountai of west virginia this morning. chances for thunderstorms increase the farther east you go today. here comes the actual weather front by noon to 1:00 or 2:00 right on the hrt of the i-95 corridor. much. not look like it comes with a chance for damaging winds or hail. be read ter in the day, things settle down. dry weather wednesday and thursday and another soaking of rain on friday. i'm over the rain. arlington memorial bridge is the prob

professor chris fogg will can tell us more he's an oceanographer at britain's keel university welcome to t.w. what so where have these latest estimates come from. good evening it's really interesting actually that. we've always looked at measuring heat in the oceans it's really critical to understand how the oceans warming oversleep who's looked in the past by measuring them in situ now what the group from scripps have done here is actually measure the changes in the air change in the atmosphere which responds as the ocean warms they can absorb less c o two and less oxygen and so they use that as a proxy measurement for measuring ocean hey take what they found is obviously it's far higher than what you seem to get from the point measurements in the ocean so. you do have you have big data gaps in them so it's something which is really really crucial it's a new way of looking. take note we already did it already seemed like we had little chance of hitting the paris climate targets now this situation seems so much worse and one wonders is there any point in paris. yes this certainly is a

missed and fogg. cold air with this weather system attending in some areas. mild air.southern and western coasts, which will blow the rain out the way through the morning. brightening up in south—west england and wales. that rain could stretch towards the scottish borders, affecting east of northern ireland. we have a day of sunny spells, crisp and wintry sunshine around, there's showers will be wintry over the hills. colder in scotland once again, six or seven. in england and wales, we have mild air. 13 or 14 degrees. low— pressure have mild air. 13 or 14 degrees. low—pressure moving out the way. on saturday night, we have this area of rain, and low—pressure moving in. on saturday night, it is wet again in england and wales, the third or fourth spell of wet weather through the week so far, not so much further north but we do have a colder night, the risk is there of frost and fog first thing on sunday morning. but that rain should clear. it looks like the afternoon is dry and bright with some showers. scotland and northern ireland will see persistent rain, and wintry

lots of mr fogg developing here, but rain will spread a cost most other parts of the uk.thern ireland, down towards wales and the south—west. temperature is still in the mid teens. a better day for some of you on thursday, with some more sunshine. by friday, it is severe gales and heavy rain for the weekend. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the polls open in america's mid term election — seen by many as a crucial test of donald trump's presidency. under threat: homecare services for thousands of elderly people face disruption following questions over the future of allied healthcare. brexit campaign group leave.eu, and an insurance company owned by businessman arron banks, are to be fined £135,000 by the uk data watchdog theresa may tells her cabinet that she's confident of reaching a withdrawal agreement with the eu — but it won't be done "at any cost" sport now on afternoon live. ican did i can did you want to play for england, in the cricket team, you have got to have a name that rhymes at the moment. now we have folks, the hero for england. ben stokes. ben foak