in francisco, 73 in o glen, 82 for concord. we will talk about how warm it will get tomorrow, coming up. >>> now, let's check in with gianna at the peninsula. >> we have a couple of cars tangled up which is a noninjury accident but blocking the number 2 lane on northbound 101 . elsewhere, chp is working on a trouble spot at 101 in the south bay at 237 northbound. it is on the right shoulder and it looks like traffic is getting busy through that area. looking at 101 north of that area, the alum any project is underway with changes happening in and around that area. let's head to san francisco and check in with kiet do . >> absolutely and they made the switch a few moments ago and we are looking at 101 southbound traffic. it is diverted onto the northbound lanes. it sounds confusing, and it is. coming out here follow the signs and then slow down. workers have been pouring concrete all day yesterday, and that is curing. caltrans dramatically shifted schedules and workflow to use the stay-home order to its advantage to get the proj

okay, let's turn to glen for the weather forecast. glen? oh, my god, glen is dead! no, wait, glen's alive. glenn, what's the weather looking like?" i wonder if this is what happened with jesus. i mean, what's more likely, that the son of god died and then came back to life, or that some jerusalem news anchor just read the story wrong? nah, i still believe the bible story, and i'll tell you why. because my grandma might watch this episode. i had, go-go. all right, that's your "ray of sunshine." let's get straight into the first up, researchers are finding that coronavirus arrived in the united states a lot earlier than we thought. officials in california have discovered "the country's first coronavirus-related death was weeks earlier than previously a new data analysis shows tens of thousands of hidden infections were silently spreading through american cities in january and february. so basically, every day. we're still learning more and more about this coronavirus. get its whole origin story. like with the joker, where we were all like, "ohhh, he's evil, because he

we are coming to you live from the willow glen neighborhood. a ghost town just like any other here in california but now there is a glimmer of hope coming from governor newsom with a huge heavy dose of managing expectations. newsom is set to layout the parameters and tools needed before. newsom set his decisions will be driven by facts, evidence and public health experts. ucsf professor epidemiology george rutherford says construction and manufacturing maybe the first restart followed by nonessential retail stores. large gatherings like sporting events, concerts and music festivals likely not going to happen until the fall at the

the glen boys vers old man challenge. at the pullup bar. edited for time and television.imum of ten, okay? no problem for zach, my 21 years old. these guys handled it easy. this is jake. he's 19. slowly got it done. and then my 15-year-old, nicky, reminded me that he had just done 20. and then, dad. >> thank you, zach. >> i got zach in my corner. a generous four. >> come on, dad. >> we'll see how many they can do when they've raised three kids. >> and that's just pushups. >> it just gets worse. shouldn't you pay less when you use less data? now you can. because xfinity mobile gives you more flexible data. you can choose to share data between lines, mix with unlimited, or switch it up at any time. all on the most reliable wireless network. which means you can save money without compromising on coverage. get more flexible data, the most reliable network, and more savings. plus, get $300 off when you buy a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. that's simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >>> long live the drive-in move ethanks in part to social distancing during

contact with all different kinds of people during their shifts. >> reporter: at the meadows willow glenarket the threat posed by working so close to the general public is always at the forefront of employees minds. >> i've a family member that is at risk so i'm trying to do everything i can to prevent bringing it home and any contact , and you limited contact with customer is preferred. there managers say no more than 60 shoppers are allowed inside the store at a time. additionally, a bottle of sanitizer, not a greeter, we took the front door. splatter cards shield those working at registers and workers are encouraged to change latex gloves frequently. >> is a different way of doing business, but i think the amazing thing is our customers know we are here for them. >> all of these measures are definitely going to help. >> reporter: for employees meeting the need to fill stomachs, they are also making sure to take steps not to spread or catch the potentially deadly virus. >> if this is what we've got to keep people from dying and getting severely sick, then i'm all in. >> reporter: healt

. >> in fact jon glen who said, this computer thing, not catherine, this actual computer that was built, calculated his actual trajectory into space and he wanted that verified by catherine johnson. here is the important part. he did not ask the mathematicians from mit. he did not asked him mathematicians from stanford or hartford. he asked the brilliant mathematician from west virginia state university to calculate my trajectory and make sure i get home safe. that says a lot about what catherine was to not only nasa, but which she meant to the individuals that she worked with. they relied on her. they put their lives in her hands. so, what she meant to nasa was that we won the space race, and catherine johnson played a very significant role in that. you know, catherine is about dashes from a small town about two hours from west virginia state university. we had the privilege before the rest of the world fell in love with catherine johnson, to have her beautiful face on our campus at the tender age of 10. she was unable to go to high school in her hometown because of the hue of her skin

and i've never forgotten that, and i've mentioned it to glen hubbard over the years. it was one of those moments that you hope would actually happen, you know, that someone is not going to -- the president asks them their opinion and they tell them, instead of holding back. and that was kind of the tone that i always felt the president works at, even though i never felt in a position where i needed to say i disagreed with something. just never happened. >> it's hard to overstate how hard that is. the first time i was in the oval office, i forget the complete thing. like, i don't even remember walking out. because you're just there in the room. you're like, i'm in the room, it's so bright. like, what am i doing with my hands? and it's hard. you get used to it, especially senior people get used to it. >> yeah. >> yeah, thanks. >> in the impeachment of andrew johnson, one of the articles of impeachment involves speechwriting. the president had done a tour of the country defending his version of reconstruction and had apparently been so crude, so offensive, so unpresident

. 0n degrees, but a touch of frost in scottish glens.nificant and it will bring persistent and heavy rain across the southern half of the country. in the north it should be drier and brighter at times. 0ne north it should be drier and brighter at times. one or two showers in the far north of scotland. most of the range will be england and wales and it will be heavy and persistent in places. it could brighten up later in the day and they might be the odd, heavy shower. feeling cooler where you have the rain. as we move on to wednesday there is a legacy of cloud across the country. a bit of brightness in places, but the next frontal system will push up from the south and there will be strong winds. it could brighten up later in the day across the extreme south—west. temperatures into the mid—teens celsius. it stays u nsettled mid—teens celsius. it stays unsettled and to end the week there will be further cloud and a few showers. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk prime minister bo

temperatures not as low as recent nights but still chilly enough for a frost in the glens of scotland a chilly start anyway to our thursday morning. any bits of mist, low cloud and fog will clear very quickly in that strong april sunshine, of which there will be plenty on thursday. a little hazy sunshine and cloud at times and as a result of that and lighter winds, temperatures will be a bit higher, perhaps 25 to the west of london. again, warmer parts of wales, northern ireland and scotland, and feeling warmer than it has done for the east coast having lost that breeze, but it is tree pollen season and again the forecast is high for many parts again tomorrow. subtle changes on friday, bit of a northerly breeze, and cloud again for the northern isles. perhaps a little more cloud being picked up in the south and west so temperatures perhaps edge degree down again on friday and we could even see the odd shower being the exception rather than the rule, but again the high pressure keeping things settled is declining into the weekend which does mean the chance ofa weekend which does mean t

scotla nd still being a frost in the glen of scotland and chilly first thing thursday morning.g april sunshine. —— missed in low cloud. the winds are lighter and the likelihood is we will see temperatures a degree or two up on those today. we could see 25 degrees. another warm day for parts of wales in northern ireland and scotland. for the east coast where it has been chilly recently it will not feel as cold. but i levels of pollen are forecast once again. here are the pollen levels. as we headed into friday, our high pressure sta rts into friday, our high pressure starts to decline somewhat. it is giving an increased chance of a few showers developing for the subtle changes under way by the end of the week ina changes under way by the end of the week in a northerly wind for the northern isles. and a chance of the i shower coming across southwest england it was before the majority it is still warm and dry and temperatures probably will not be quite as high for many. but still on a degree or a the high—pressure declines further to the weekend and a risk of a few showers coming

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welcome to the paige turner's readingsters, aim glen raucher this cowerrator and host of the page turn's reading series. this used to be call the king reading sears to six miles to the west. i don't know if identity pointing west put humor me. we're glad you could be here in the nook. we started here last may ander very pleased to be here with our friends here the stage. it's a monday knight in new york, a beautiful spring day here in the late winter. and we know that even on a monday knight in new york there's 10,000 different places you could be, and nobody involved with putting together this event or participating in it take ford granted you have chosen to be here with us so thank you very much for that. we appreciate you being here, and the present you get he tend of end of your evident is the evening with a wonderful author, tim bakken and the cost of loyalty. we're joined by c-span-tv. if you look at the pageturner's or facebook page i will post when this is going air. we're not live, which is probably a good thing. but it should air sometime in the early actual spring. so i'm goin

a touch of frost and some of the scottish glens. here is the picture for tuesday, then. going to bring some persistent and at times heavy rain across the southern half of the country where is further north it should be a little bit dry and bright at times, maybe one or two showers in the far north of scotland. but most of the rain will be across england and wales, particularly central and southern areas, and it will be heavy and persistent in places. could brighten up persistent in places. could brighten up later in the day across the extreme south, but that might set off the odd heavy shower. temperature—wise, the low to mid teens celsius, so feeling cooler, certainly, where you have that rain. as we move onto wednesday, there is a legacy of cloud across the country from tuesday's low. you could see a little bit of brightness in places but in the next frontal system will push up from the south to bring stronger winds and some heavy rain to wales, the south—west of england and in towards the midlands through the afternoon. but it could brighten up the afternoon. but it c

they were last night but they will still bea were last night but they will still be a frost in the glens will clear very clearly and it looks as if there will be lots of strong april sunshine to the course of the day. because the winds are lighter and the likelihood is we will see temperatures a degree or two up on those today. we could see 25 and a few localities west of london. another warm day for parts of wales in northern ireland. for the east coast, who will not feel as cold. but high levels of pollen our forecast. the problem of here for the day. as we head into friday, high pressure starts to decline somewhat. it is giving an increased chance of a few showers developing. some subtle changes are under way by the end of the week and we pick up a northerly wind. any chance of the shower coming across southwest england wales but for the majority it is still warm and dry interpreters probably will not be as high. -- interpreters probably will not be as high. —— and dry temperatures. still only a degree down. and the high—pressure decline further going through the weekend. along the ri

glen: not really, we expected them to do well.t has been one of the companies that is still shining through all of this. it hasprisingly because been providing a lot of the technology that people need to get through this. all of the work from home and teleconferencing and that kind of thing. microsoft products have been in high demand. where do you expect to see continued growth? are you concerned that as the economy starts to reopen, we are hearing about it in florida. some of the gains that microsoft has made, whether it is there teams or products or elsewhere, do those gains decline? lenn: we will see some users decline but much of what is happening now will continue as the new normal as people start going back to the offices, not everybody does. i think we all learned how useful these technologies like microsoft teams, zoom and others have been. i have to say that i use all of these systems. i have been personally very happy with the quality of the voice and video. it has been very good. i think that is a testament to how micr

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could be quite a chilly start for the northern glens of scotland.pen to be stepping out of the door for that brief spell of exercise. i'm showing you the mean speeds. on top of that, we've got the gusts. could be around 30mph or so. temperatures, though, not too bad. 13 to about 18 or 19, particularly where you can tuck yourself away from that wind over towards the west. and it's that same combination of high and low pressure that will keep us going with the dry weather into the middle of the week. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm rich preston. our top stories: the worldwide death toll from coronavirus passes 150,000. with the uk death toll atjust over iia,500, health authorities are warning some hospitals in england will run out of key protective equipment this weekend. slowing the spread, there are warnings that after europe and the us, africa will be next to suffer infection. as people stay indoors, we look at how nature has been taking back the world's empty parks and street

the willow glen education foundation designed these window signs and is giving them out for free to all of the school's graduates. willow glen's graduating seniors like others across the country will be missing their commencement ceremony. the signs were created to honor the graduates.>>> very nice, 5:16 is the time. here's gianna with a check of traffic on this friday morning.>>> we've got lots of roadwork as well as a couple accidents and changes to mass transit. loss to get to this morning, an overturned vehicle as you work your way along the highway. injuries reported in that crash, also getting rid of an accident westbound 80. it looks like three cars involved in that accident they've got everything over to the right shoulder, slight delays, the good news is, though, once were past so that, no delays as you head toward the bay bridge on the allen meany bridge project is g. you will see some activity and at least one of those lanes as you travel north on 101, major changes happening on monday to their earlybird express bus routes they will now be reduced or discontinued until furthe

. >> glen singfield co-owns the flint restaurant in albany. >> governor, may, all that.owever, we have to do what's best for our community and our -- and our people. and our employees. >> that's why some of these business owners are taking steps to keep themselves, and their kuf customers safe. >> they're only coming in, one or two at a time. >> she says that she'll limit capacity to ten, although a total of six customers have dined in each day this week. carlos's barbers are wearing face masks and cutting by appointment only. >> it's kind of a gamble but really kind of don't have a choice. >> glen is not taking a chance. >> anybody getting sick and passing away or getting sick period, will hurt us personally. we are standing where we're going to remain safe for a little while. >> victor blackwell, cnn, atlanta. >> very good reporting by victor blackwell. thank you, victor. now, i want to bring in dr. kamara jones. she is an epidemiologist and family physician. doctor, thank you so much. you just -- victor just highlighted black business owners in georgia, facing this te

quite a chilly start for the northern glens of scotland.ind will be a feature you have to be stepping out of the door through that brief of exercise. i'll show you the means feeds on top of that without the cost could be around 30 mph or so. temperatures, not too bad, 13 to about 18 or 19 particularly where you can check yourself away from that wind over towards the west. it's that same combination of high and low pressure that will keep us going with a dry weather into the middle of week. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. another grim milestone: the worldwide death toll from coronavirus has now passed 150,000. could the pandemic cause more damage to the global economy than expected? we've been looking at the numbers. a top uk health specialist warns the country could end up with the highest death rate in europe, due to early errors made in the pandemic. we have to face the reality of that. we were too slow with a number of things. but we can make sure that, in the second wave, we're not

glen hubbard, economic advisers chair and austin goolsbee is with us.ea chair and tyler booth school of business and kate moore from black ro blackrock and our own mike santoli. professor hubbard, what's your sense of both the jobless claims number and the fire power we're now hearing from the fed >> well, i think we expected a high jobless claims number my own math was over 6 million. pretty close the question is not how bad it is, it's really bad, but how quickly it can turn around that's mainly about health policy, but it's also about economic policy and incomes. on the fed, the 2.3 trillion is about five times the total capital, ten times the partial capital. the fed has two questions though, one, the main street loans have to get made before the fed can buy them and, second, 10 to 1 leverage is going to be awfully high for the portfolio steve liesman talked about unless the fed plans to lose more of its capital. >> austin goolsbee, is the money we're seeing coming out of the fed and the government going to be enough given the jobless claims numbers

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bishop glen passed away saturday, just hours before easter.nurse's assistant at a facility in riverside, california, where there was an outbreak of cases earlier this month. her family says she died friday, just a week after being diagnosed. they say valerie was working toward her nursing degree and was passionate about caring for others. may their memories be a blessing. we'll be right back. >>> well, millions of americans practice social distancing, healthcare workers cannot do that. because of privacy issues and hospitals and quarantine guidelines, we cannot film them doing their jobs, so we ask them to film themselves throughout the day as they try to fight this virus. here is our next video diary. >> ready to walk into the ed. we'll see what the situation is like. i heard our volume is just exploding. and we have so many people in the hallways that are all covid positive. as i'm getting ready to prepare my work station, i literally am just clorox bleaching my entire desktop including the keyboard to avoid contracting this virus. things ar

we are live here in san jose's willow glen neighborhood looking like a ghost town like much of california is right now. but now, there is a glimmer of hope with governor newsom hinting at a possible reopening of the state, but with a heavy dose of managing expectations. later on today, newsom is set to layout the parameters and tools needed before the state would even consider lifting or modifying the stay-at-home order. we don't know a whole lot more than that but we do know that newsom has been working with the governors of oregon and washington state in a court needed west coast plan. newsom said his decision will be driven by facts, evidence and public health experts. ucsf professor of epidemiology ellipse is epidemiology says construction and manufacturing maybe the first restart followed by nonessential retail stores. large gatherings exporting events and concerts are likely not going to happen until the fall at the earliest. >> i would imagine that would kind of come on a little bit more slowly. >> professor rutherford went on to china, right now they are experimenting with a stagg

we start tuesday fairly chilly, but particularly in scotland where there will be sheltered glens hereing. so frosty start to tuesday in scotland, and a bit of cloud for the channel islands, south devon, cornwall, the isles of scilly may produce a bit of rain for a time. that isn't going to last long before it clears to allow the sunshine, plenty of it across the uk, these are the wind speeds, gusts around 30—a0mph in places. just as we saw on monday, that has an impact on the temperature along north sea coasts, some spots just around ten degrees or so, whereas most areas are in the mid—to—high teens, near 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots. now, overnight and into wednesday morning, a bit of patchy cloud here and there. the breeze stays up, though, and that means we're going to avoid a frost again, barjust one or two spots in scotland getting close to maybe a little bit below freezing. now, there may be a bit more cloud around on wednesday for northern ireland, parts of western scotland, north—west scotland, the outside chance of catching a shower. but if you want some rain on the g

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and, again, with lighter winds in the scottish glens, there may well be some frost around here.ecting the southern uplands, onto the pennines and the welsh hills, but, again, that won't last long at all, it soon gets blown away. lots of sunshine on wednesday, a little bit hazy at times perhaps across more southern parts of the uk. but the winds won't to be quite a strong, it may well be a degree or two warmer. still a touch cooler along those north sea coasts, but as you head further west across the uk, those temperatures widely 20—21 degrees for england and wales. as we move into thursday, again, some mist and some low cloud to clear away early in the morning, same sort of areas. again, lots of sunshine around, that higher cloud is drifting a little bit further north by this stage. the winds will be much lighter though on wednesday, everywhere. it will feel warmer as well. the temperatures will probably peek at maybe 25 degrees somewhere in 0xfordshire, berkshire or hampshire. that's probably going to be the peak of the temperatures on thursday. mind you, friday's not far behin

the man the president removed is glen fine, who'd been the acting i.g.t the pentagon for four years and before that was inspector general at the justice department for 11 years. he'd served republican administrations and democratic administrations. asked today why the president removed him the president failed to give a clear reason and said as he usually does he has a right to do it. which he certainly does. but he suddenly announced the inspector general for the epa will now have the pentagon job in addition to being the inspector general for the epa and thereby removed mr. fine from the coronavirus oversight position. it was only a few days after the president fired the intelligence community inspector general michael atkinson whose report -- who listened fought whistle-blower and forwarded the whistle-blower's report to congress. and it was only yesterday the president railed at a new report by the inspector general for the health and human services department that portrayed widespread problems in u.s. hospitals dealing with the pandemic. among the r

fairy glen.y has transformed the area in front of her willow glen home on celestine avenue into a fairy wonderland. a plan that has been in the works for months. ever since she first saw an article about a similar idea. >> that was it. i knew i have to do this. >> reporter: lily was waiting for summer to unveil her magic, but after the stay-at-home order went into effect, she got to work. she hung decorations from trees and attached fairy doors to the trunks. >> i wanted to bring joy and positive messaging to kids and their families and no better time than doing it now. >> reporter: every day, lily discreetly adds a new door with a little message written on it. sometimes kids leave something in return. >> not me, but fairies get a lot of notes from the kids. and on those they express how happy they are that the fairies are here. my heart fills up with joy every single time. it just never gets old. >> reporter: lily says as soon as she can get enough supplies, she hopes to expand the fairy wonderl

fairy glen.y has transformed the area in front of her willow glen home on celestine avenue into a fairy wonderland. a plan that has been in the works for months ever since she first saw an article about a similar idea. >> that was it. i knew i have to do this. >> reporter: lily was waiting for summer to unveil her magic, but after the stay-at-home order went into effect, she got to work. she's hung decorations from trees and attacd fry drs to trunks. >> wtedringoy a positive messaging to kids and their families and no better time than doing it now. >> reporter: every day, lily discreetly adds a new door with a little message written on it. sometimes kids leave something in return. >> not me, but fairies get a lot of notes from the kids. and on those, they express how happy they are that the fairies are here. my heart fills up with joy every single time. it just never gets old. >> reporter: lily says as soon as she can get enough supplies, she hopes to expand the fairy wonderland to other yards. d

fairy glen. she's transformed the area into a fairy wonderful land. a plan that's been in the works for months. ever since she saw an article about a similar idea. >> that was it. i knew i have to do this. >> she was waiting for summer. but after the stay at home order she got to work. she's hung decorations and attached fairy doors to the trunks. >> i want to bring joy and positive messages to kids and families. no better time than now. >> she adds a new door with a little message on it. sometimes kids leave something in return. >> they get notes from the kids. and express how happy they are that the fairies are here. my heart fills with joy. it never gets hold. >> she hoping to expand the fairy wonder land to other yards. >> isn't that great. great fun. >> yeah. all right. let's look at the weather. it is heating up. >> yeah. we're seeing 90s in the 7-day forecast. changing. it's a building area of high pressure. and as that ridge builds we'll see the wind shifting. going to be warm around here. as we head into your friday. the wind are already pick

fairy glen. she's transformed the area into ala b in e wks mon article about a similar idea. >> that was it. i knew i have to do this. >> she was waiting for summer. but after the stay at home order she got to work. she's hung decorations and attached fairy doors to the trunks. >> i want to bring joy and positive messages to kids and families. no better time than now. >> she adds a new door with a little message on it. sometimes kids leave something in return. >> they get notes from the kids. and express how happy they are that the fairies are here. my heart fills with joy. it never gets hold. >> she hoping to expand the fairy wonder land to other yards. >> isn't that great. great fun. >> yeah. all right. let's look at the weather. it is heating up. >> yeah. we're sin 90s in the 7-day forecast. changing. it's a building area of high pressure. and as that ridge builds we'll see the wind shifting. going to be warm around here. as we head into your friday. the wind are already picking up out of the

. >> we asked people on the streets of willow glen what they thought about that. >> we have kids, wives, and grand kids, you want them to be around in a couple years to enjoy instead of trying to make a buck. >> it's time to start opening up some. there's opportunities to stay healthy. >> stay-at-home orders were extended through may. but the state could loosen restrictions on some businesses in coming weeks, and widespread economic relief for workers and cities will be slow in coming. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> warm weather is tempting many to make a trip to the beach. but law enforcement officials in san mateo county say think again. deven is live in half-moon bay with that story, deven? >> yeah, it's a bitter pill to swallow. but the basic message here on the coast in san mateo county, if you have to drive more than five miles to reach the beach, don't come and expect a ticket if you do. >> using off road vehicles and deputies on patrol, the san mateo county sheriff's office has written nearly 400 warnings and issued more than 600 parking tickets all in a singular effort t

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we start tuesday fairly chilly, but particularly in scotland where there will be sheltered glens here, south devon, cornwall, the isles of scilly may produce a bit of rain for a time. that isn't going to last long before it clears to allow the sunshine, plenty of it across the uk, these are the wind speeds, gusts are higher, around 30—40mph in places. just as we saw on monday, that has an impact on the temperature along north sea coasts, some spots just around 10 degrees or so, whereas most areas are in the mid—to—high teens, near 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots. now, overnight and into wednesday morning, a bit of patchy cloud here and there. the breeze stays up, though, and that means we're going to avoid a frost again, barjust one or two spots in scotland getting close to maybe a little bit below freezing. now, there may be a bit more cloud around on wednesday for northern ireland, parts of western scotland, north—west scotland, the outside chance of catching a shower. but if you want some rain on the garden, you'll be disappointed because much of the uk, nearly all of the uk w

the start of the day, across the northern and western isles of scotland, areas north of the great glenouth with time. bright enough start in the south, but the cloud shield eventually filling in even here and, come mid—afternoon, i think we'll find the last of the rain associated with the weather front just getting into northern ireland and maybejust hanging on into the south—west of scotland. elsewhere, a lot of cloud around. brighter skies to finish the day perhaps, across the north of scotland, but the wind here will become a real feature overnight, and a raft of blustery showers rattling in, not only to the northern isles, but widely across northern and western scotland, and it's the combination of the strength of the wind, widely across the british isles, and the cloud which will keep many frost—free as we start the new day on thursday. by thursday, the weather front will have tracked its way just that little bit further south towards the scottish borders, towards northern ireland, so quite a bit of cloud here to start the day. but as you see, there's not an awful lot of rain asso

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but a cold night to come again across the north, a touch of frost in some of the scottish glens.significant. it's going to bring some persistent, at times heavy rain across the southern half of the country, whereas further north should be a little bit drier, brighter at times. maybe just one or two showers in the far north of scotland, but most of the rain will be across england and wales, particularly central and southern areas. it will be heavy and persistent in places. could brighten up later in the day across the extreme south, but that might set off the odd heavy shower. temperature—wise, the low to mid teens celsius, so feeling cooler, certainly, where you have that rain. as we move on into wednesday, there's a legacy of cloud across the country from tuesday's low. you could see a little bit of brightness in places, but then the next frontal system will push up from the south to bring stronger winds and some heavier rain to wales, the south—west of england, and in towards the midlands through the afternoon. but it could brighten up later in the day across the extreme south—

maybe, again, a touch of frost in the scottish glens., northern england, perhaps into the midlands as well. but it won't last long. it's going to be a dry and sunny day. the sunshine a little bit hazy at times for the northern half of the uk. but the winds on thursday will be even lighter. it'll feel warmer and temperatures may be a bit higher as well. it could reach 25 degrees, somewhere like hampshire into 0xfordshire or berkshire. and widely 19 or 20 for england and wales. a little bit cooler around some of those north sea coasts. but even across western scotland temperatures may reach 20 or even 21 celsius. but away from scotland we've still got some high pollen levels on thursday. it's tree pollen, of course. and at this time of the year we're looking at the oak tree in particular. into friday, we start with the mist and some low cloud, mainly for the eastern side of england. again, it will burn off very quickly in the sunshine. maybe a little more cloud towards the far south—west, threatening a shower. but it will probably be a dry

could be quite a chilly start for the northern glens of scotland.e door for that brief spell of exercise. i'm showing you the mean speeds. on top of that, we've got the gusts. could be around 30mph or so. temperatures, though, not too bad. 13 to about 18 or 19, particularly where you can tuck yourself away from that wind over towards the west. and it's that same combination of high and low pressure that will keep us going with the dry weather into the middle of the week. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: the worldwide death toll from coronavirus passes 150,000. with the uk death toll at just over 14,500 - health authorities are warning some hospitals in england will run out of key protective equipment this weekend. slowing the spread — there are warnings that after europe and the us, africa will be next to suffer infection. hello, and welcome to bbc news. the number of people known to have died from the coronavirus pandemic around the world

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could be quite a chilly start for the northern glens of scotland.wherever you happen to be stepping out of the door for that brief spell of exercise. i'm showing you the mean speeds. on top of that, we've got the gusts — could be around 30mph or so. temperatures, though, not too bad — 13 to about 18 or 19, particularly where you can tuck yourself away from that wind over towards the west. and it's that same combination of high and low pressure that will keep us going with the dry weather into the middle of the week. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. the headlines today: new guidance for frontline nhs workers. they're told to re—use special protective equipment in extreme circumstances. some hospitals say they're about to run out of special gowns used to treat coronavirus patients, according to nhs leaders in england. the football world pays tribute to norman hunter, the leeds united legend who died yesterday after being diagnosed with coronavirus. good morning. there is a north—south divide with our weather t