back to francis. dropping the isobars in the middle of this deepening storm, putting a bigger squeeze on the isobars, which is why the met office have issued the warnings they have, because they are concerned about the intensity of the rain and also the strength of the rain and also the strength of the wind. the yellows and greens indicate where we expect the heaviest rain, gradually easing off, though scotland is again in for a chilly night ahead of the wind and rain associated with francis. the rain associated with francis. the rain sticks right across scotland then northern ireland, and returns back to the north west of england later in the rain. here are the gusts of wind. this is disruptive. there will be speed restrictions on bridges in scotland, the ferries will have an issue, the irish sea may see up to 70 mph, also the english channel, even in inland areas, 45—50 mph. the trans— pennine route when it returns later in the day, really tricky. on the aberdeenshire coast, 12 or 13 celsius. yes, i

this is high wind at green ridge to sir francis drake and then everything north of sir francis drake and highway 1 and between those intersections, basically east olina and west of highway 101. they need to get ready to go and pack their bags and be prepared, we are watching the news to see when they will need to head out of their homes. only 5% containment for this fire. the winds are the biggest factor because it has been a breezy morning and they are hoping that the winds are going to die down today. anybody who is going to be evacuating, they are asked instead of going up to sir francis drake towards 101, they said evacuate towards point reyes national seashore and go that way in order to not disrupt firefighters as they are trying to battle this blaze. there is an evacuation centers set up at the marin civic center where folks can go, get a voucher for a hotel and find someone to stay if they do not have one. those are the briefings. we will pack up here and go there to be live for you to get the very latest from point raise the station. in the meantime, emily turner, kpix 5 's

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we have a question for francis. in your scenario instead of paying off credit card, can you pay into the house mortgage? could that be an investment house that is not your residence? thank you. >> i appreciate the question. i can give a yes or no answer here. if you use the $10,000 in cash and $10,000 in credit card debt. if you use that and say you had a mortgage on your primary residence, yes, the same. because year primary residence equity is not counted in the financial aid formula. when it comes to investment property it doesn't work that way. the value of investment property is going to determine the value of the mortgage or debt on that property is not considered the same way your credit card debt would be considered. in this case if your goal is to make yourself better qualified for financial aid because of the formula and the differences that it looks at your assets and debts you are better off paying other things than credit card debt and primary residence mortgage right after that. >> thank you. here is a

francis? >> sure. st. francis demonstrates well the evolution of elevated technology. and substantially damaged the 1906 earthquake and rebuilt in 1907 or 1908, and extend it again in 1913. then a new tower was added in 1932, so there is all sorts of elevator technology you can see at the st. francis that very much represents the building history of san francisco. >> i understand there is a really old elevator still operating here. >> that is right, the elevator installed in the 1913 expansion. we can go look at that. >> let's go take a look. here we are in a spectacular st. francis lobby. here is the clock. when people say "meet me at the clock in the st. francis." let's look at that elevator. >> ok, let's do it. >> here we are in the elevator installed as part of the expansion, and this is the way it was originally installed about 100 years ago. it has a manual switch just like elevators did back then, and it runs on dc power. this was from a time before elevators ran on ac power. >> when did they switch? >> decided to switch in the 1920's, so this elevator predicts

we have a question for francis. in your scenario instead of paying off credit card, can you pay into the house mortgage? could that be an investment house that is not your residence? thank you. >> i appreciate the question. i can give a yes or no answer here. if you use the $10,000 in cash and $10,000 in credit card debt. if you use that and say you had a mortgage on your primary residence, yes, the same. because year primary residence equity is not counted in the financial aid formula. when it comes to investment property it doesn't work that way. the value of investment property is going to determine the value of the mortgage or debt on that property is not considered the same way your credit card debt would be considered. in this case if your goal is to make yourself better qualified for financial aid because of the formula and the differences that it looks at your assets and debts you are better off paying other things than credit card debt and primary residence mortgage right after that. >> thank you. here is a

the second named storm within a week, and if we look at francis in a little more detail, i wa nt to francise day. storm francis arrived through the night, quite a significant area of low pressure. it moved its weight steadily northwards and has brought a lot of heavy widespread rain overnight. in some areas, at least a couple of inches. i'm sure the rainfall totals will start to pep up. you can just rainfall totals will start to pep up. you canjust how see rainfall totals will start to pep up. you can just how see widespread the rainfall was over the last few hours. it is going to drift its way into northern ireland, northern england and central scotland, and will pretty much sit there through most of the afternoon, slowly drifting eastwards. the rainfall is going to be significant, that is where we have some weather warnings out. these weather warnings, yellow warning is issued by the met office affecting southern scotland, northern ireland and north—west england and northern wales, that is for rain, that could lead to localised flooding, heavy rain is expected through this afternoon. but

artist francis carpenter. >> carpenter was a new yorker from upstate new york. he had a gallery in new york city and he decided he wanted to paint the first reading of the emancipation proclamation before the cabinet. he got letters of introduction and went to the white house. it was pretty open season. lincoln liked him and let him work there for six months. but while he was there, he made sketches of the family and he commissioned the famous photograph of lincoln and tad looking at this photograph we. no one ever corrected that impression that it looks like a bible. in 1865, lincoln of course dies. carpenter is still working on his emancipation engraving. the painting is done. he is pretty well-known so he goes to a new york engraver, j c derby, and he works with another publisher i to do a lincoln family. carpenters price is five and dollars, which is pretty good.

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yesterday sir francis drake high school got rid of its name and now snaranta looking at native americaningna luther burbank. wayne freedman looks at what as stake. >> reporter: we've reached the point where we no longer take a school's name for granted. in santa rosa, james monroeelem nation's fifth president, and luther burbank elementary are now on the target list. >> it's our responsibility as leaders in our society now to own and be responsible for our histories. >> reporter: aleg rhea de la cruz a trustee for the santa rosa city schools is one voice

is francie molloy‘s contempt for the good friday agreement shared by you? no.rd from a number of people, from nationalists north and south. and it's this that the political establishment, whether in london or dublin, content that now is not the time to talk about unity, now is not the time to set out, as they should, the criteria for the calling of a border poll. and i won't mislead you — that has caused a level of frustration amongst people. but it brings us back to the basic point — you're not in power. micheal martin is currently in power, sharing power with leo varadkar. they've both made it plain that they think your view of when a border poll might happen is completely unrealistic and deeply divisive. and the truth is, if you look at polls today, sinn fein is no longer the most popular party in the republic of ireland, and the government is deemed to be doing well on the most important pressing issue of all, which is handling covid—i9. your moment appears to have passed. well, see, the wonderful thing about a democracy and about political life is that, yo

we had storm francis yesterday.ve away. that was one of our weather watchers pictures. here is another in the isle of wight. lovely blue skies. through today, the forecast is one of the sunshine and showers, continuing to calm down. so this is the storm we had yesterday and you can see the iso buys now pushing out into the north sea through the day with a ridge of high pressure right the way across us, settling things down. we start off on a windy note, particularly through central and eastern areas. a fair bit of sunshine, as well. then we run into the cloud as we move to the north midlands and northern england with some rain. northern ireland, cloudy for you. england with some rain. northern ireland, cloudy foryou. i'll england with some rain. northern ireland, cloudy for you. i'll be across much of scotland with rain, as well. as we push up into the north of scotland, something drier and brighter with some sunshine. through the day there goes that rain, the wind continues to ease, still a fair bit of cloud left b

they are around highway 1 to francis drake and everything north of francis drake and highway one and basically the east of highway one. that is because the fire is around 27, just over 2700 acres that have burned and only about morning. zy . interestingly enough, for folks who have to evacuate, sir francis drake boulevard is the only way in or out. getting from inverness highway 1 -- they want people to evacuate towards the coast in order to avoid disrupting traffic for firefighters were trying to make sure they can handle those flames. they will be happy to brief people at point waystation. we will go there but in the meantime, we are live in this area. >>> we are going live to the santa cruz mountains where it is going to be another very critical day in that firefight. we are expecting an update from cal fire in about half an hour. this is going to be brought to us from the scotts valley community center. we will bring that to you as the latest comes and. here are the latest statistics on that huge czu lightning complex fires. that has been burning for about a week right now and it

but for murray he's got one match on his bait, he beat francis in three sets.e says his hip feels good and his number one concern. he admits he is somewhat off pace when he practices and was a runner—up in the australian open. given where he has been with injuries over the past couple years i think feeling pretty optimistic about the future right 110w. optimistic about the future right now. yes, it will be a key indicator as the edge ever closer to the us open for that we know there are number of other british interests to others also playing. you hannah has gone through the third round. she played very, very well to beat the call would not qualifying demolished her 626 love was the score. and believe because her first match since the return to the tour was a first framed of feet in lexington where she suffered from heart palpitation early in the match. she will play either to for a place in the quarterfinals. dan evans will go no further at least in this particular event in this event in new york. 23 aces and a 6375 victory and ran into —— between andy murray

end game and caught in the middle of all of this are the libyan people themselves let's bring in francis give us in tunis he's a north africa analyst and former financial times correspondent frances this conflict is turning into a real mess isn't it i mean russia is printing money for have to as political base in the east and having lost the battle to tripoli russia now seems to be going after the main economic resource which is of course oil. well i think in a way all this is sad to predictable because when the french took the decision to chair lead britain and america into libya their intent was to protect the inhabitants have been down there but it quickly turned into an operation to oust gadhafi the problem about that is that nobody had thought through the consequences of ousting or murdering the lady the libyan leader and so other countries got involved to be it it was france britain america or gulf countries is what not mercenaries made their appearance very quickly and then we got this division over the last few years between eastern and western libya and so inevitably. like in li

and sir francis drake high school announced it would change its name. the calls for change stem from the british explorer's history of slave trading. >>> as we roll into the fifth month of the pandemic, people want to know where are we with a vaccine. do we have one already? are we close? coming up, a look at the potential vaccines in the pipeline. >>> because of the pandemic so, many of us have been spending more time staring at our screens, whether it's your computer or your television, it could be affecting your skin. coming up, how blue light from your devices could be aging your skin, and what you can do to prevent it. >>> also here, offering safety and security for those at risk. an empty lot in san jose will be used to address the twin crises of homelessness and covid-19. >>> i'm meteorologist santiago sandhya patel. the cooling trend that started today is going to continue tomorrow, but don't get too used to the idea. big changes are ahead. i'll tell you all about it, coming up. >>> first, a look at what's coming up on jimmy skim medical live wi

>> connie francis. >> connie francis. where the boys are. that was one of her movies, her songs. now we're finished with our trivia. >> you grew up in a triplex. >> in my neighborhood where i grew up, there were lots of what they call triple deckers. the landlord, it was a working family who lived on the top floor. they owned the building and then there was a family on the second floor and the first floor that rented. well, if they can't pay the rent, if they have a moratorium on rent, this is not a big fancy landlord. this is a working person. he's not getting or she's not getting money to pay the mortgage, the electricity, the property taxes, et cetera. if you don't push money into the system, it doesn't work. but they tie themselves in a knot to act like they want to try to do something without spending any money. and it's impossible when you have such a huge recession and such a huge pandemic. >> in that vein, we're talking about when i was hungry, you fed me. when i was -- needed shelter, you sheltered me. when i was homeless, you sheltered me. we're talking about the gospel

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tell us more about this and the artist, francis carpenter? >> he was a new yorker from upstate new york. home, or near syracuse, but he had a gallery in new york city. he wanted to paint the first reading of the emancipation proclamation before the cabinet. you got letters of reproduction, went to the white house. it was open season. lincoln liked him. he let him work there for six months. but while he was there, he made sketches of the family and he commissioned the famous photograph of lincoln looking at this photograph album that looked very much like a bible, and no one ever corrected that impression. the painting is done, and he is pretty well-known. so he goes to a new york engraver, j c derby. he works with a another publisher to do a lincoln family. carpenters prices 500 dollars, pretty pricey. but he decides to write to marry lincoln, his body at this point. and she suggests all the other models, this handsome picture of robert, who was then at harvard, a picture of willie who died in 1862. he is the middle child holding the sword. t

carry out a helicopter attack on a vietnamese village accompanied by wagner's ride as a valid trace francis ford coppola's message was total madness. incompetence as are you i say that i am tired working almost normal domes in which war can never be justified. calm they have them in contrast for me in war films my doors may be justified but they still do not say that war is beautiful or good thoughts in the end they still show the horrors of war he talks them off the shackles cletus tight. world like the 2nd world war in the dirty dozen decision and loyalty determine victory in defeat the director robert i'll judge the ends justify the means as long as the nazis are united. it is. rambo sylvester stallone is sent to vietnam to free american prisoners feel much singlehandedly losing even in real life the united states had lost. rambo what people call an. equal footing. the dividing line between propaganda and patriotism between glorification and deterrence is very theme in many films. that cover. the fallout from the american disaster in vietnam caused more and more filmmakers in hollywood t

this is storm francis, named by the met office. you can see this hook developing in the cloud structure, on the satellite picture. this shows an area of low pressure that is deepening rapidly. it will continue to deepen as it moves across our shores. an unusually deep low for the time of year, bringing some unusually strong winds. with that, some heavy rain. it's a combination that could well cause some disruption. so, that rain already setting in for many of us. it will continue to pile northwards through the day. it then slows down across parts of northern england, central and southern scotland, northern ireland. some rain feeding back into wales. so these areas could see some localised flooding. and then we have the winds, which will be strengthening through the day. during the afternoon, quite widely across england and wales, we will see gusts of 50 to 60mph, some exposed coasts and hills in the west could see gusts of 70mph. that could cause minor damage, certainly some poor travelling conditions. not as windy further north bu

been a 66 percent increase in the number of positive tests in the last week alone so unfortunately francis happened to be added to the quarantine list. what about the russian capital has once again become the focus of anti government protests thousands of people have converged on minsk laying flowers in tribute to a demonstrator killed in the unrest that followed last sunday's disputed presidential election this is the scene where he was killed earlier in the week his family have asked people to gather here instead of coming to his funeral a correspondence that this report from the city. that your spirits are already as you can see many people have come today to push can sky metro station or a man from minsk alexander tartikoff ski was killed in the arrest but it's difficult to count how many people are here they stand on both sides here they've completely filled the space near the entrance to the metro they're queuing to lay flowers or cars or honking as you can see for yourself despite you know the start of. the story. in central moscow crowds have once again gathered outside the by the

you're not the person responsible for the decline in francis francis lake coldwater. we know the waters in the region again warm we know that we know we're not because in the i mean if you're out. this is going to be. a threat. rt has s my of fact way santa reduduction is thatat this. i tk it is directly linked to climate change of course the other thing. we have to change maybe sense. as s well we have o be ablble to. for the past. but that that has happened in the generations what has not been happening for generations has been. changing climate so basically have not yet developed the capacity to respond we need to get this thing resolved the industry but i also i can see at night. here in barbados the flying fish became increasingly scarce with the arrival of sargassum. thank you in pakistan foror the brownn algae invaded the kerosene back in two thousand eleven releasing a rotten stands as a beacon. on the pristine bay. if the origins of remain a mystery but researchers do believe things just one that's my current caine's this i guess some can be expected reached.

. >>> the city of luxembourg is expected to take up what to do with their statue of sir francis drake. the city removed the statue of the explorer. demonstrators threatened to remove it themselves before the city took action. the city is thinking about either putting it back at the landing, displaying it on another piece of property, or selling it to a private buyer. tonight, the city council meeting starts at 6:00. >>> marin county is expected to rename francis drake boulevard. several groups have asked to have his name removed. tonight, 6:00, they will include the vice chair of the new lock indians, a professor from the dominican university and a historian. thousands have signed a petition that the boulevard be renamed. >>> the time is 4:51. let's get you ready for a brand- new day. it is wednesday, middle of the week, steve has your forecast, steve. >> it is a cooler forecast, pam and dave, excuse me, wendy as well, already, gust 2550 miles per hour, sfo, last night, 47, come down a little bit, it will be wendy, fog drizzle, already drizzle, i wouldn't be surprised, that would be t

anyway, tell us about stormer francis. heavy rain, 30 millimetres injust today. some heavy rain, 30 millimetres in just an today. some heavy rain, 30 millimetres injust an hour in parts of pembrokeshire between four i am and five m this morning, half an inch, disruption quite likely. the recent wind gusts we have had in the last hour or so, you can see milford haven quite exposed, 5a miles an hour, plymouth, a8, yeovil, 50 miles an hour, so you hour, plymouth, a8, yeovil, 50 miles an hour, so you are hour, plymouth, a8, yeovil, 50 miles an hour, so you are getting the idea. low pressure, look at the isobars, and as it takes its own methods, it could lead to quite a bit of disruption actually. you can see the amount of rain moving across northern ireland, england, wales and southern scotland in the last few hours, so there was a lot of surface water on the roads. there is the risk today of some localised flooding and couple that with the wind, some treacherous travelling conditions. you can see the rain moving northward cur

storm francis has now moved away but it is still gusty out there.h the rest of the day. the rain pulling away leaving us with a fair bit of cloud across northern, scotland and northern ireland with a few showers and into the south we are into brighter skies and sunshine. temperatures ranging from 13 in the north to about 22, 23 in the south. feeling much warmer thanit in the south. feeling much warmer than it was yesterday. as we head to the evening and overnight, we hang on to cloud in the northern half of the country, clear skies in the southern half. by the end of the night we will be seeing more showers develop coming in from the west. it will be a cooler night in northern areas compared to southern areas, where we are staying in double figures. tomorrow we start off with sunshine but tomorrow there will be some showers around and note the temperature, not just tomorrow some showers around and note the temperature, notjust tomorrow or friday, friday is more breezy with a northerly component, so feeling cooler. face coverings will have to be worn

bbc director general on the media show tomorrow in the bbc sounds app or on radio 4 at 4.30 storm francis hit parts of the uk leaving some homes flooded in south wales, and causing widespread travel disruption. this is porthleven on cornwall 5 south coast. a met office amber warning for very strong winds is in place across wales and the midlands, with yellow weather warnings covering much of the rest of the uk. time for a look at the weather, here's phil avery. i always knew you were a frustrated forecaster, simon. good afternoon. you have seen what it looks like on the ground, this is what it looks like from space. this banner of cloud is sweeping its way ever further northwards and bringing with it quite a bit of rain. a couple of inches of rain falling at the worst. following on behind the skies are not that clear either. we are not quite done with that frontal system further south because it will return across the irish sea into the north of wales and northern england over the next couple of hours. over the same time period this afternoon and into this evening the isobars tighten as t

a regional crisis that now is becoming bigger by the day even counters from the gulf are involved francis bacon site and so on so they're much more and more players in a small region with lots of legal complications who should be negotiate well they you can to be the negotiator is not an objective side we could both cyprus and greece argue members. germany is trying but the record of germany's immediate that is not particularly great one and these not perceive this to be in objective mediated by the greeks after the shoot is that all is being played by the us and the big players missing in the us and somewhat contributing indirectly to the spike in danger in these united states if about it the need to stick to where greece and turkey went head to head over our a pointless island it was the united states with a round of phone calls that brought back some common sense which is now utterly music years of how can turkey have any claim to territorial waters in the southern parts of the mediterranean areas that are geographically nowhere near turkey there are 2 parts to your question one of the

abigail perrin and jessica olsen both work at the renowned francis crick institute here in london. looking after malaria parasites and working out how they live and grow in human red blood cells, so i think in early march time, there were lots of e—mails flying around various channels asking for people who had experience working with infectious diseases, who had the necessary training to handle potentially infectious samples, and myself and my colleagues here at the crick who had that experience have been helping with that first step in virus testing, which is just to make the samples we receive from patients and other people who are tested safe to go upstairs to the fifth floor of the building to actually have a coronavirus test. that sounds pretty crucial. jessica olsen, you also answered the call for volunteers. tell us what you've been doing to help with covid—i9 and where your skills came from. so, usually at the crick i work in a team where we produce genetically edited animals and cell lines to the rest of the laboratories to study human disease and development and the funct

i appreciate angela what you mentioned about francis harper. that very important debate is still so relevant. it is relevant to the decision to go with the era. there's a big analogy between that and francis harper very public disagreement with elizabeth cady stanton in the 1886 convention. i think angela describes it best in her book. that is what i was going to ask. thank you. >> he is talking about francis harper who had been a free woman. she was a poet and an abolitionist lecturer. and african-american. after the civil war there is the meeting where -- during the civil war all of these separate suffrage groups had stopped meeting. there is a meeting afterwards with women and the men get together and she stood at one of them and said, basically, as much as she wanted to vote herself, that like men should have the vote and basically that white woman needed to get over it at that point. [laughter] that's not how i say it in the book. it is much more eloquent, trust me. >>, and a novelist as well. i actually happen to think that women are the

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that will tie in with storm francis, how much, 60, 70 tie in with storm francis, how much, 60,70 mphnk of francis. that is why the met office have warnings about the strength of the wind across england and wales. for scotland and northern ireland, we are concerned about those rainfall totals really beginning to build up, something of the order of 60 up to 90 millimetres. the rain cleared through england and wales, brightness returns perhaps, getting the temperatures to 21, 22. but 13, 14 or 15 underneath the rain. the storm moves towards a continent on wednesday but we have a squeeze on the isobars down through the north sea, across the eastern side of england and wales. that will rattle anyfairfew england and wales. that will rattle any fair few showers and this ridge of high pressure build through, but for the western areas, it is a reasonable sort of day, again, i would encourage you to make the most of that, because, as he progress through thursday, again, looking towards the atlantic, we will spread more cloud and rain from the atla ntic more cloud and rain from the atlantic and

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been weakened after the collapse of the soviet empire the russians a car coming back into libya so francis you mentioned the point about mercenaries in your previous answer we know that russia is providing and using private military contractors in libya from the wagner group we understand the group is active in around 16 african countries how's it being funded do you think. well the russians are very good at keeping this kind of thing secret they're not the only one who use proxies but the russians have a powerful state to powerful military and a leader determined to get back into the middle east so it could be funded from indirectly from the state budget it could be funded by one of the oligarchs you know there are any number of ways you could fund this and one must remember of course of the funding will not go through any kind of traceable western banking system so exactly like you know with iran that have been other cases you tracing the money is of course a way to find out but before you trace the money that's virtually impossible so let's just talk quickly if you can france about some

francis is one of the few people in uganda driving an electric motor bike. he sees a lot of advantages to wheat. number one it is silent. number 2 doesn't clean fuel at all number 3 where it where health claims very well okee has food deliveries being eagerly awaited play pregnant customer. since incentives and fuel he can charge less than his competitors. he's actually very cheap to pay them in the end. i think. they get their people praise so literally it has been convenient for me in kampala alone there are about a 130000 motorcycles open borders the masses of motorized fake cause generate a huge amount of air pollution that is why the united nations environment program provides advice and financial support for electric mobility in eastern africa we need the media response we need intermediary interventions and electric mobility is one of those because it's. not going to infrastructure they need they don't need so you can have your computer. and go on. varmint pass valid to path requires pioneers like been looking korean and. the graduates of arkin univer

across the atlantic, we had gusts of 80 mph from strom francis. that's now heading out into the baltic sea, but there is another area of low pressure threatening to come in from the atlantic tomorrow. patchy rain and showers for the northern half of the uk overnight. further south in england and wales, temperatures will be lower. lower still in northern ireland and scotland. clouding over through the day. we have showers and longer spells of rain, heavy rain coming into wales and towards the south—west of england. disappointing temperatures on the whole. towards east anglia and in the sunshine, 20 degrees. perhaps drier in northern scotla nd degrees. perhaps drier in northern scotland but temperatures will be a few degrees lower. pressure will be deepening on friday. not becoming a storm but the winds will strengthen for northern and western parts. it might turn dry for scotland and northern ireland, as the band of rain move south. some heavy and sundry downpours over wales and the midlands and the south of england. in the north, even where it is

storm francis battered a large swathe of the uk through tuesday.tern coasts, scenes like these. all tied in with this area of low pressure, and through the early hours of wednesday morning, it tracks its way eastwards into the north sea, taking the strongest winds and the heaviest rain with it. still some gusty winds for a time down eastern coasts through the morning. some leftover rain for a time for southern scotland. that will soon ease. and for most, mainly dry and spells of sunshine. a few afternoon showers developing in northern ireland, a few across northern scotland, perhaps a couple developing along the spine of england, but for most, it is dry. and crucially, the winds will not be as strong on wednesday as they have been on tuesday. still, some gusts initially alongside eastern coasts, which will ease through the afternoon. feeling a bit warmer as well — 22, 23 celsius. quite widely in the high teens for many. still around 13 or 1a for the far north of scotland. showers keep going overnight across parts of scotland, northern ireland, a fe

francis promised aid and the sending experts and the naval vessel the empty freighter ran aground 2 weeks ago on thursday a fuel tank. the japanese owners have offered an apology. but environmentalist a warning to spill could devastate the fragile wildlife of militias the fisherman the community is. good itself is heavily affected and we fear that it's going to be something that is going to last through. months maybe years and. it's unclear what caused the ship to run aground police have opened an investigation. from spoke to dr. who is conservation director of the more wish and wildlife foundation he's been on site in the last 10 days now he tells us how bad the oil spill age is. it is a catastrophe of unprecedented scale we've never had in. terms of oil products which are now in the. it's an absolute catastrophe. so catastrophe you talk about. you know the impact on the ocean but what about the lives of people living there. absolutely i mean this is in the southeast of worship and the area where there are quite a number of people or all and we depend heavily on the sea with the fall tou