lovely sunshine expected away from the northwest of the great glen across scotland, northern england, cloud through the midlands and into the southeast. hopefully that should thin and break a little into the afternoon. cool once again along the north sea with 8 or 9 degrees, but we could see highs of 16 in scotland with that sunshine. high pressure will then start to drift its way southwest into sunday, allowing this weather front to start to arrive, and that's going to throw more cloud ahead of that rain as it comes in, so a day of changed fortunes. cloudy and wet in scotland and northern ireland, more sunshine and more warmth across england and wales, particularly eastern england, where we've had that nuisance nagging cloud. as we move out of sunday into monday, though, as those weather fronts sink south, they really are going to open the gate for that colder arctic air we've been telling you about. it's going to push its way steadily down on a brisk northerly wind. i really mean a marked contrast to the feel of the weather, unfortunately, for easter monday. so, easter monday is the

lovely sunshine expected away from the north—west of the great glen across scotland, northern englandhrough the midlands and into the south east, hopefully that should thin and break a little into the afternoon. cool once again along the north sea with 8 or 9 degrees, but we could see highs of 16 in scotland with that sunshine. high pressure will then start to drift its way southwest into sunday, allowing this weather front to start to arrive, and that's going to throw more cloud ahead of that rain as it comes in, so a day of changed fortunes. cloudy and wet in scotland and northern ireland, more sunshine and more warmth across england and wales, particularly eastern england, where we've had that nuisance nagging cloud. as we move out of sunday into monday, though, as those weather fronts sink south, they really are going to open the gate for that colder arctic air we've been telling you about. it's going to push its way steadily down on a brisk northerly wind. and really mean a marked contrast to the feel of the weather, unfortunately, for easter monday. so, easter monday is the real

lovely sunshine expected away from the northwest of the great glen across scotland, northern england,ast. hopefully that should thin and break a little into the afternoon. cool once again along the north sea with eight or nine degrees, but we could see highs of 16 in scotland with that sunshine. high pressure will then start to drift its way southwest into sunday, allowing this weather front to start to arrive, and that's going to throw more cloud ahead of that rain as it comes in, so a day of changed fortunes. cloudy and wet in scotland and northern ireland, more sunshine and more warmth across england and wales, particularly eastern england, where we've had that nuisance nagging cloud. as we move out of sunday into monday, though, as those weather fronts sink south, they really are going to open the gate for that colder arctic air we've been telling you about. it's going to push its way steadily down on a brisk northerly wind. i really mean a marked contrast to the feel of the weather, unfortunately, for easter monday. so, easter monday is the really cool day. sunny spells and scatt

great conversation. akema, glen kirshner and captain pruitt, thank you very much. >>> coming up, jonathan jackson is looking back at the testimony, breaking down the most important moments, analyzing competing testimony and previewing what to expect from the defense as they make their case this week. watch this week at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> still ahead, inside the infrastructure plan. we have a lot more ahead as the biden administration pushes for the $2 trillion plan. after the break, we will get a perspective from the economic advisers. stay with us. perspectivfre om the economic advisers stay with us hia, we know what makes the perfect schmear of cream cheese. the recipe we invented over 145 years ago and me...the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune

threat of more cloud and nuisance rain just affecting the western isles, may be north—west of the great glen breeze, plenty of sunshine coming through as we go through the day and temperatures peaking at 16 or 17 celsius with the sunshine quite strong now at this time of year so that will feel very nice indeed. there is that weather front still there, the high is gradually starting to move in and this high is going to be important because as the winds turn in a clockwise direction around that high, that means a return to the northerly flow and watch this, it will drive that cold air a little bit further south. perhaps not reaching the extreme south but it does mean that we are likely to see a change to the feel of our weather as we go through the week, all due to wind direction as it swings around when northerly or a north—westerly, temperatures just below par for this time of year. back to you. time now for the latest technology news — here's this week's edition of click. welcome to click. we're into the second year of the sofa shows now so it's time to mix it up a bit! can you see anything

into the north—west of the great glen, drifting east, so eastern scotland towards the borders shouldessure drifts off into scandinavia. this week whether front eases away and high pressure building to the north—west will then allow more of a northerly flow. the cold air coming back. after tempted bouncing back, as you can see through the middle part of the week, just a little bit chillier. this is the centre of london, bt tower is commemorating the funeral of his royal highness the prince philip the duke of edinburgh. he died at the age of 99 and is being buried today. a one—minute silence being held across the country and 3pm when the funeral takes place. sunshine for many of us across the country today. but a frosty start for many this morning. the sun set coming through. that is the view over central london. —— the sun is certainly coming through. last night saw the long—awaited return in england of a time—honoured pastime, a friday evening in the pub. or at least outside the pub because indoor areas remain off—limits for now. danjohnson was in the centre of leeds to see how it we

midfielder glen kamara and strikers alfredo morelos and kemar roofe have all been targeted. now it's been a great in each of the first three winners at the grand national festival at aintree. all eyes were on the two time national winner tiger roll in the betway bowl chase, but he could only finish a very distant fourth as, clan des obeaux brought up the hat—trick for ferguson, ridden by harry cobden and trained by paul nicholls — he came home 26 lengths clear. sir alex says it's the best day's racing he's had since getting involved in the sport 20 years ago. i about that. those are his words not mine. yet, it was a great performance. ahead of the tub from one of better performances and likely done the last two years and keeping it fresh. the french open will start a week later than scheduled, it will run from the 30th may to the 13th ofjune. tournament organisers at roland garros say they want the largest number of fans to be able to attend, and with france in a third national lockdown, moving the championships will give them the best possible chance. now this will impact on the grass court seas

midfielder glen kamara and strikers alfredo morelos and kemar roofe have all been targeted. now it's been a greatbeaux brought up the hat—trick for ferguson, ridden by harry cobden and trained by paul nicholls — he came home 26 lengths clear. sir alex says it's the best day's racing he's had since getting involved in the sport 20 years ago. how about that. those are his words, not mine. yeah, it was a great performance. ahead of the club, one of better performances and likely done the last two years and keeping it fresh. the french open will start a week later than scheduled, it will run from the 30th may to the 13th ofjune. tournament organisers at roland garros say they want the largest number of fans to be able to attend, and with france in a third national lockdown, moving the championships will give them the best possible chance. now this will impact on the grass court season in the build up to wimbledon. the lta say they are looking at the implications for their events and might make changes to the calendar as well. meanwhile there was a shock defeat for british number one dan evans in the

great pleasure to be here, and truly an honor. i don't think there is a downside to getting your name in the same sentence as john glen. and when you put kathy sullivan and david pryor into it, it makes you feel pretty good. i want to start off by just saying a little something here. that is, we live in the age of instant celebrities where it is -- possible to become famous for simply being famous. it is easy and times like that to blur the line between heroes and celebrities. we are here tonight to talk about our heroes. the one we are talking about also became a celebrity. but most of all he was a true american hero. some heroes become famous for doing great things. some do great things and if you even know about it. the sacrifices to make a good life or a child with special needs. a teacher who becomes a role model for young people who go on to do great things and even more importantly, have great lives. it is important to remember, and that is why i'm so happy to be here tonight, is that america came to be wet it is, because of heroes. great heroes. some we knew all about them. some few knew what they had done. but

great thing to do. do. >> i can tell you. i can testify to how excited he was about this. i had known john glen and i had covered the congress for 15 years. so i was up there on a lot of the years that he was there. so you know, you get to know people, i did [inaudible] run around with him. but you know, you get to know them well and they know you, and you have a great relationship. and i always had a great relationship with him. but he was the straightest straight arrow that ever was. and i could never recall a time that he ever gave me a story, in other words, before it was supposed to be announced. he was a military guy, he went through channels when it was ready to make it public, they put out a press release. he was always easy to get along with, but you were never going to get one of those sources said kind of stories from john plan, until that. he was so excited about it, he was like the child who came home with a great bait eighth on his report card. i just had to run it to him in the hall, and he said, guess what! i'm going back in the space! and i said, what's? and i haven't been payi

you a second, glen, the defense will try to argue that george floyd killed himself, that he had drugs in his system, had a heart attack, basically his own body killed him. there's a great piece written in "rolling stone" this weekend that makes the point that the defense has tried pretty much every kind of racial and health stereotype of black man. they tried every one of them. he is superman, super filled with drugs, going to jump up and raise from the dead and kill the officers. i thought what was effective is the prosecution keeps showing the officers, they look casual, calm, don't look stressed out, they said they were terrified of the crowd, they don't look terrified. i wonder if you can give an idea what on earth he can possibly try to argue. >> let me preview where the defense is going. they'll call an expert, david fowler, former chief medical examiner for state of maryland nearly two decades. i put dr. fowler on the stand as my expert witness in murder cases in washington, d.c. he is a very accomplished forensic pathologist and strong testifying witness. here's what he is going to do. he is going to say you know what, dr. baker is the only one that performed t

glen close, >> honey, but listen. at front and center was a celebration of diversity. >> looking at the amount of representation from everyone, it's really encouraging. as special as this award is, it's greathat more people having the opportunity to have it. i remember heather mcdaniel having to sit in the back of the theater. >> nomadland won for best picture. chloe zhao the first woman of color to win best director. frances mcdormand got best actress. and anthony hopkins, got best actor. dniel calua won oscar for his role as fred hampton in judas in the black messiah. yuh-jung youn, first korean actress to win an and her at age just 23 got an oscar for best song. >> now the internet got upset over a perceived best actor snub. everyone expected that chadwick boseman would take the statue for his role in ma rainy's black bottom. it seemed like the producers thought that's the way it would go. they put best actor as the last award of the night instead of traditional best picture. and then it was worse because anthony hopkins wasn't there. he wins the award and then it goes to nothing and then it is like goodnight. now boseman would have been only the third actor to win post sly. >> i did no