howie: what we call coat hanger politics is apocalyptic. is there something so real here. we are having this debate about journalists and politicians gearing up for a battle when we don't know who the president is going to pick. emily: at the same time he has to work with collins and murkowski. he needs three democratic votes. there is an unknown knack tore here that makes the coverage a little presumptive. howie: the "new york times" had a story about a quiet campaign to encourage his colleagues to retire. kennedy was conservative on some issues. but they are mad at him for stepping down. he's turning 82 and they are turning on him. philippe: that's not fair. you never know what's going on in somebody's personal life, health, family. what's particularly scaring people is there are two donald trump's. one is everything he does that liberals go crazy about. but there is the judicial appointment part where he's being incredibly effective where he's getting nominations up to the hill in terms of the federal bench and scotus. he'll go down as the best republican president on n

just, i remember walking past their trailers and the boys were like staring at their outfit on the hangersands, for heaven's sake. >> we were stuffing things down the front. >> the fruit bowl was empty. you know. >> i stuffed nothing down the front. >> i heard that -- >>> maybe we should just move on. let's just keep going. the usa show "suits" returns tonight for season eight, minus one duchess, meghan markle, who but the hit series has added a familiar face, katherine heigl. and keltie knight was on the set in toronto when katherine "suited" up. >> who the hello are you? >> her name is sam wheeler. >> truth be told, alex, i prefer samantha. >> being a major "suits" fan walking through the halls and seeing like harvey specter's office for the first time? it's a little bit of a trip, right? >> it blew my some camera test in louis' office and i was like i'm in louis litt's office. >> katherine joins the cast as a sassy new partner at the firm, after meghan's character rachel was written off the show. and the 39-year-old is such a big fan of the legal drama, she actually asked the show's cre

today, i'm getting all new grates and to screw them all down. >> while she suspects her son used a hangerget loose by things like vacuum cleaners so it pays to keep checking on them, especially -- >> i feel myself sweating. >> right? >> exactly. >> so many people have these kinds of vents in their homes. >> i childproofed my entire house and never thought about the vents being a problem. >> you don't think about it. >> all right. well, diane, thanks so much. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," lebron takes the plunge as rumors swirl about his next move. the timing of the video, just perfect there, on vacation. speculation though on his future coming up. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma.

despite the president's dare, no cliff hanger is expected. majority leader mitch mcconnell on kentucky radio. >> you're not worried about a government shutdown. >> that's not going to happen. >> reporter: that's because lawmakers in both parties are already approving big sections of the new budget to keep departments open, but gop leaders gave thesidead border wl would comehinge do have a disagreement on. >> reporter: thesieets come aft paul ryan said he believes mr. trump would be patient with republicans' plan to pass as much of the budget where there is bipartisan agreement first, before taking on the divisive issue of border security funding. democrats are not commenting on the president's latest threat, and the reality is, neither party wants a government shutdown and the political blame that goes with it, especially this close to the midterm elections. phillip? >> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> a war of words this morning between president trump and the publisher of "the new york times" after the president revealed he had a private mee

the big deadline, october 1st, when government s out.ng r despite the president's dare, no classify hanger is expected. elajority leader mitch mccol on kentucky radio friday. so you're not worried about a government shutdown? oi>> that's not g to happen. >> reporter: that's because lawmakers in both parties are already approving big sections of the new budget to keep departments open. but gop leaders gave the preside bad news wednesday. the vote to fund his border wall would come later this year, not in the heat of midterm races. >> that's something we do have a disagreement on. >> reporter: and the president'sweets come after house speaker paul ryan said he believes mr. trump would be patient with the republicans' plan to pass as much of the budget where there is bipartisan agreement first, before taking on the divisive issue of borde funding. today, democrats were not commenting on the present's new threat, and the reality is, neither party wants a government shutdown and the political blame that comes with it. kate? >> makes sens kelly o'donnell, thanks. >>> a newor rin "the boston glob

years ago, when they had this, people used hangers. today there is so much protection out there that a woman could take care of herself. plus, it would be better for the wouldn't get germs and everything else if she didn't use protection. for theirwe pay abortion? the abortion clinic makes millions of dollars that they give to the democratic party. that is not fair. is, why all these people get abortions when there is so much good stuff out there to use for a woman to protect herself? good points. let me try to separate the rhetoric from the reality. opponents of supreme court nominees by republican presidents have frequently said that the nominee would set aside abortion rights. davidaid that about souter and sandra day o'connor and anthony kennedy and those three justices got on the court and they formed the plurality that end up voting to affirm roe v. wade. that they always say this to propose a republican nominee and often it doesn't reflect reality. think that folks often remain open-minded about brett kavanaugh. they have to see

despite the president's dare, no cliff-hanger is expected. mitch on kentucky radio. >> you're not worried about a government shutdown? >> no, that's not going to happen. >> reporter: that's because lawmakers in both parties are already approving big sections of the new budget to keep departments open. but gop leaders gave the president bad news wednesday. the vote to fund his border wall would come later this year, not in the heat of midterm races. >> and that's something we do have a disagreement on. >> reporter: the president's tweets come after house speaker paul ryan said he believes mr. trump would be patient with republicans' plan to pass as much of the budget where there is bipartisan agreement first before taking on the divisive issue of border security funding. democrats are not cominer party wants a government shutdown and the political blame that goes with lly this close to the midtermeltions. phillip? >> all right, kelly, thank you. >>> could the government be monitoring you when you travel? a new report from "the boston globe" is

kitty hawk has created this small hang—out at the edge ——hanger, of a lake near las vegas.ely rains, but it does get incredibly hot, and sometimes too windy to fly. the vehicle itself weighs less than 254 pounds, which is important, because it means the us aviation authority does not require a rider to have a pilot's licence. instead, kitty hawk puts them through a training regime that lasts just 90 minutes. first a simulator, then a real machine, strapped to the ground, and then this fun ball—pool, with a serious purpose. this is where you practise getting out, if the flyer was to crash into the water. 0k. there's not much of an interior yet, but i imagine they'll be working on that. and here is the seat belt. sadly, they wouldn't let me fly it myself, but i did at least have a chance to try it out for size. so i'm in, and then i have the controls here. one of them does altitude, the other one is the direction of where i'm travelling. these things, they are going to crash one day, right? have you had any issues? has one fallen out of the sky yet? we have not had a single —

airline seat is just 17 inches wide, the same width as a size 34 pair of jeans or a standard clothes hangerd now the airlines are going to mak the bathroom smaller. how is that possible? nbc's tom costello explains -- and explains why. >> hi, doorien and wednesday, good afternoon to you, so if you've not get gotten on that play with our family and this summer, be aware in fact that the laughs are feting smaller and now it's where they are trying to put more peopleea int the and make more money. if they can tohat for their entire fleet they can do it with hundreds of millions of dollars. it means 3 inches ofew space and 3 inches less of wiggle room for your elbows or for your knees. most of that space is coming out of the sink area. it's going to be tougher to change a diaper if you have t that, just to sit down to wash your hands, to breast feed, all that have bomes a bigger challenge. coming up on "nightly news," we'll show y the real dimensions and how much smaller the lavatories are, and is there any hope at all tharlthe es might in fact grow the side of >> tom's full report is just mome

check out the back alleys for the coat hangers.hat trump should do, we already announced tune in at 9:00. you tune in, those are the ones you are thinking of. that's how he would do it. being the show man that he is. kennedy: i hope there are loops thrown. someone not having a fantastic day at all. scott pruitt resigning today. sending shock waves through washington mostly because it took so long for him to quit. pruitt is the subject of at least 13 federal investigations. he faced criticism for lavish expenditures on foreign travel. president trump thanked pruitt for quote taken outstanding job and said the decision to resign was totally his. the epa deputy administrator andrew wheeler will succeed pruitt. will the environmental agency still be stuck in the swamp? this administration sometimes attracts people like pruitt who have golden tongues. they talk themselves into these positions. i think he's been entertaining. and if you take away the fact that he was fleecing american taxpayers and probably guilty of some disgusting cron

not the wire hangers. this is the you embarrassed me in front of a reporter when she comes back from boarding school and she choeks hkes her in the g room in front of the reporter. go on. >> you know, don, here's the thing. >> april can chime in on this, but i'm struck. john kelly is now really out of it, the chief of staff, and trump is not listening to him much, and i think he will leave pretty soon. >> a lot of people have said that, and it has not happened yet. >> no, but i think it may. trump was impatient with mcmaster, but he established some process, some ability to stop really crazy things from happening. madison tillerson did their bet in defense and state. john bolton i don't believe is standing in any way in trump's way. john bolton has written that a hawk on russia for 20 years and now he is just going along with trump because he wants to be in trump's good graces. bill shine is now in there as the deputy chief of staff, the former top guy at fox news who has his own record there and who is en

. >>> constantly changing cast members, tension among the ranks, cliff hangers that leave you on theat. made for tv plot elements could all be used to describe the trump white house. we explore the impact on prime time tv, on a cnn special report, the trump show, tv's new reality. the blurring of the lines between entertainment and reality. >> fake game. i was cheated big leagues. >> i need to be sure it works with this color. >> that's the one. >> how do you avoid literally the elephant in the room. >> he is taking over. prime time tv. >> we have a cartoonish larger than life president, so it becomes easier to make fun of. >> the monster in the white house. >> we don't zing, we like annihilate. >> blowing up scripts. >> we just started over again. >> transforming story lines. >> it becomes my duty as a latina to set that record straight. >> say hello to my little friend. >> people always accuse "homeland" they have a crystal ball. >> america benefits from anything that gets it talking about what's going on. >> have you looked at the news? now things are worse. >> not on the real new

. >> and we'll see how that cliff hanger unfolds on money. begins sunday night at 9:00 eastern. can't wait to watch that. thank you very much for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> up front next, breaking news, the trump administration will miss the deadline to reunite families. do they even have a plan? plus, the president takes on a new target, a former republican president and the backlash tonight is building. trump crossed a line. >>> breaking news, a high stakes meeting about to begin with secretary of state mike pompeo and kim jong-un. will

was just, and i remember walking past their trailers and the boys an staring at their outfit on a hangerre stuffing things down the front. >> it's a little bit out of control, who could get away with the most. >> there wasn't an eggplant left in catering. >> we looked the new cast was great. but cler, i died. >> cher. >> this is actually her first movie since "burlesque" eight years ago. >> highly underrated. you don't feel that way. >> we'll be right back. travel consideration provided by -- >> well, stars birthdays this weekend, josh har net is 40, david spade celebrating turning 54 and danny glover is 72. now, take a final look at your choices. which disney star once dressed up as hannah montana for halloween? that was selena gomez. she's 26 this weekend. happy birthday. >> monday on "e.t." >> chris pratt and ryan reynolds. >> we might have surprises planned for you. >> the super dad showdown at comic-con. >> then 40 years later >> jamie lee curtis hits san diego for her return to halloween. does she love being hollywood's original scream queen. >> nobody calls me queen. >> nicole kid

we also want to be checking in on as us in england hanger head in shame on the football, some companiesre doing well on the back of it. check out these gaming companies . all getting a boost because if england had won the world cup in the football, it would have been paying out hundreds of millions of pounds. big sigh of relief for these companies, even of its a sigh of shame in england. lastly i bring you another key asset class. as abigail looks at commodities, i bring you what's happening in the fx markets. we are seeing the u.s. dollar weakness slightly, but i wanted to focus on the british pound where we get the all-important white paper, the brexit paper coming from trade. the prime minister starting to show some softer tap -- softer tones, which the businesses like, but the british pound is higher. swiss weakness, why are they not playing as havens at the moment, many people wonder. it seems to be moving on the back of what the bank was saying earlier. absolutely no reason for any shame, caroline. i'm sure its anguish more than shame. congratulations. we've got the point out now

incredibly talented people surrounding themselves with hangers-on and enablers.n tragedy. joining us now to analyze is counselor, drug counselor sonya veytsman. sonya, we have had so many instances of people with immense talent who weren't found alive. from belushi to of course prince and the list goes on and on and on going back decades. now this. what is your take? >> there's a misconception that fame or wealth can serve as a buffer against vulnerability for a mental illness or addiction. it doesn't. psychologists have come up with a hypothesis called a diathesis stress model which sort of explains why certain vulnerabilities emerge. it talks about genetic predisposition combined with any sort of environmental stress and when it reaches the combination, it reaches a certain threshold, then mental illness or addiction can emerge. in this case of demi, she's been vocal about her father having a history of substance abuse. >> laura: sonya, i've got to ask, you counsel people who have drug problems. when you have a drug problem, and she has been very vocal about he

. >> we wouldn't have a cliff hanger.'t have suspense and surprise if they gave out a lot of information. i think sometimes that is the way the white house sees it or at least that's the way president trump sees it. they have emphasized over and over again the white house and state department that this is not an agenda here. they've set no set agenda. they want to talk things through. first of all president trump goes back to his laundry list of here's all the things we can talk about, con speck uously absent is the attack on democracy by hacking the election. list of other things including china and also that he's fired up lately on nuclear talks on trying to extend the start treaty with russia. he seemed to be big on that during this little exchange as well. we know that that's a potential deliverable. that's something we see coming out of here, not a signed agreement. but something to say well, we can now work on this together and that will be another positive that we can work on in this relationship. another thing tha

. >> and we'll see how that cliff hanger unfolds on money. original series, the 2000s, begins sunday night at 9:00 eastern. can't wait to watch that. thank you very much for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> up front next, breaking news, the trump administration will miss the deadline to reunite families. do they even have a plan? plus, the president takes on a new target, a former republican president and the backlash tonight is building. trump crossed a line. >>> breaking news, a high stakes meeting about to begin with secretary of state mike pompeo and kim jong-un. will pompeo return to the u.s. empty handed? let's go out front. good evening, i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. failing to meet a court order deadline to reunite parents and children separated at the u.s. border. justice department attorneys in court late tonight asking for more time. the administration said it met one court order deadline today to ensure all parents at least speak with their children by telephone. the doj lawyers said it's their belief t

not the wire hanger beating but the reporter incident. but go on. >> but don, here's the thing -- >> april can chime in on this, but i'm struck, john kelly is really out of his, chief of staff. trump's not listening to him i think he'll leave pretty soon. >> a lot of people have said that and it has not happened yet. >> no, but i think it may. trump is patient with mcmaster. he established some process, some accountability to stop crazy thing from happening. john bolten, i don't believe is standing in any way in trump's way. he's been a hawk on russia for 20 years, now he's going along with trump because he wants to be in trump's good graces. the deputy chief of staff, the former guy at fox news who has his own record there, entirely a trump guide. all about prk r. some of the thing that were stopping some of craziness before, those things have been e eroded i think. >> go on april. >> okay, don, we got the litany of the top staff. here's the bottom line, every seasons the president walked away from that podium in helsinki, the white hous

now the united nations is trying to focus want attention on the hanger refugee crisis and bangladesh u.n. sanction general and there are terrorists as they said cancer and more than a million range of muslims a sheltering after fleeing from violence in neighboring mandla or bank as nearly as announced a five hundred million dollars grant to help bangladesh provide the basics but conditions remain very poor comment on june has more from the camps in cox's bazaar for the un has been trying to highlight just how vulnerable the population of the refugees here in cox's bizarre bangladesh remains and where we are here in critical long can this really just highlights it highlights just how dangerous things are for the refugees it's monsoon season cyclons have not begun but look all around us this is what accumulated rainwater does these steep hills behind the steep muddy hills that most of them lacking vegetation well these huts are built on them when rain waters come means that this landscape is prone for natural disasters for landslides for flooding it's one of the reasons why people are

you can see the storms are tryingth to hanger north and west. i can't guantee here in washington or in around the w beltway we't see a few showers. here we are at 10:00 o'clock, and keeping our fingers cross we'll keep it dry this afternoon i know everybody has big plans. spotty storm tomorrow. best chance for rain and storms and week will be frida then we will have much less humidity and lower temperatures this weekend.oi okay. i'ng to wrap it up. in's turn. have one of those sponges you y can just dab under your ee the makeup. it's not -- my method for applying makeup is probably not >> i'm going to help you out. we'll give you a youtube tutorial. how does shatound? >> right. >> you need to get damp cloth and clean it off. >> i'm going to wash my face. >> wash your eyes. >> i worried about you. we've gone over this before.im it happened to h a bunch of times. >> oh, just. lera the trafficthat p. clicker. i lt it ove the weather center. >> aww. well -- [ laughter ] >> what's going on today? doesn't it just feel -- >> it's holiday. >> it' a holi

on the a40, there's eastbound traffic from greenford towards hanger lane. start to the day and temperatures will climb just that little bit further than they did yesterday when we got to 27 degrees celsius. of course, it will stay dry, there will be some good spells of sunshine, but the sunshine will be quite hazy at times because we're expecting quite a bit of high cloud to spread in from the south—west as well. already some cloud out there this morning that will clear a way from eastern areas so we should see some blue sky. the high cloud could be bright rather than sunny for much of the afternoon. top temperatures, though, rising to between 27 and 29 degrees celsius with just a light breeze. as we head through this evening and overnight, it will feel quite warm, muggy and uncomfortable for sleeping. staying dry of course. temperatures dropping to between 14 and 16 degrees celsius as we head into tomorrow morning. tomorrow, it will feel increasingly humid and there could possibly be some thunderstorms spreading in from the south as we head through the aft

the door was propped up with a coat hanger for fast exit. he had collected to turn over to federal authors. wheels on his car, the front wheel, the lug nuts were backed out. the tire fell off while he was driving it. two weeks later it happened to his son and daughter. this was report at the time. he will tell you he doesn't know who this did this and northrop said they had nothing to do with any of this stuff. you can imagine during that time growing up five kids. >> yeah. >> afraid. >> yeah very afraid. >> northrop released a statement. they stated that any suggestion that the company may have i think engaged any criminal wrong doing would be without credible response. during that time, he lost his job as well as his dream job. he got blackballed in the industry. couldn't get a job anywhere. ended up doing menial work like sweeping gas stations and delivering papers. it was an experience. the show is very dramatic and eye opening. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> whistle blower airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. 7:00 central. >>> some people

. >> you can actually move hangers. isn't that cool?ve? nobody tells me who to put on my show including you. >> i would never tell you what to do. i didn't know. i'm so sorry. >> dr. phil: i'll give you a handkerchief for crying but there's no tears. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. r.

you can get everything from beanbag everyone has to storage containers, hangers, all of of that startsou need crayons, pencils, rulers, basic stuff it's $1 or more at target and walmart. then at other places we're also seeing bigger deals on even computers which we're going to get to next. >> i'm impressed you can keep that all in your head. computers is something that rarely goes on sale it seems. >> these days whether in high school or off to college you need a big deal on computers. we are seeing select pcs are actually $200 off or up to $200 off at dell. if you want to go to lenovo.com, they have packages where you get a computer and office software as well like microsoft home. that is 20% off now. finally at places like best buy you can get up to $100 off of select laptops. >> you've given us so much information. in case you're not behar and have it committed to memory go to today.com and find out what to buy in august. today.com/shop. >>> we're exploring unparalleled beauty of alaska's aleutian islands. first on monday morning this is "today" on nbc. >>> we are back with "today"

you can get everything from like that bean bag that everyone has to storage containers, hangers, all and walmart, if you need crayons, pencils, rulers, all of that basic stuff is a dollar or morett tar and walmart, and at other places we're also seeing bigger on even computers which we're going to get to next. >> i'm impressed you that all in your head. computers is something that rarely goes on sale, it seems. >> these days, everybody, whether you're in high school or incollege, you need a big deal on computers. we're seeing that select pcsre actually $200 off or up to $200 at dell. if you want to go to lenovo.com, they have packages where you get a computernd office software as well, and that's 20% off now. and filly, as places like best buy, you can get up to $100 off of seleclaptops. >> you have given us so much information. in case you're not bahar and don't have it committed to memory, go to toy.com and fin out more to buy in august. >> coming up next, a hidden travel gem right here in the u.s. we're exploring the unparallbeed auty of alaska's aleutian islands. this is "today"

ladd theyeld began in 1939 when arrived in fairbanks with 13 s the actually began building the first hangermy 1939.n october of they powered the first 5000 feet of what is now an 8500 foot runway. the purpose of the original facility was to house a cold whoser test detachment, sole mission was to test airplanes in the quote environment of the subarctic in fairbanks, in order to learn how to operate them in the fold environment. we have all seen pictures of waist gunners in b-17s during world war ii, shooting out of both sides of the airplane through an open window. they were heavily dressed. what a lot of people don't know, is that the uniform was electrically heated. that heating system was developed right here at ladd army airfield. it is an attractive place to do cold-weather testing because it gets cold here. we are sitting in seve 70 degree temperatures on the 21st of june, solstice, by the way. but six months from now, we would not be sitting here. there would be two feet of snow all over the installation. the daily temperature would be 10 or 20 degrees fahrenheit the to 50ro, but it

years ago, when they had this, people used hangers. today there is so much protection out there that a woman could take care of herself. plus, it would be better for the wouldn't get germs and everything else if she didn't use protection. for theirwe pay abortion? the abortion clinic makes millions of dollars that they give to the democratic party. that is not fair. is, why all these people get abortions when there is so much good stuff out there to use for a woman to protect herself? good points. let me try to separate the rhetoric from the reality. opponents of supreme court nominees by republican presidents have frequently said that the nominee would set aside abortion rights. davidaid that about souter and sandra day o'connor and anthony kennedy and those three justices got on the court and they formed the plurality that end up voting to affirm roe v. wade. that they always say this to propose a republican nominee and often it doesn't reflect reality. think that folks often remain open-minded about brett kavanaugh. they have to see

he's producing characters, it's full of, in two weeks there's teasers, there's cliff hangers.he notion of truthfulness doesn't matter. it's a story. and the people that really want to hear the story, they just want to hear the story that they like and that's what he's giving to them. i think in some ways when he talks about -- that it's the greatest presidency ever, that they've done the most ever, i think it's because he really does believe it because his priority is a television priority. it's not are you giving good content, it's, how many eyes are on the content? the guy talks about the ratings at 3:00 a.m. when north korean beingers there -- are -- beingfor it released. he has to say, like, i bet this is the best ratings ever at 3:00 a.m. he doesn't care about the prisoners. he cares about the amount of eyes that are on him at any time. and that's a very television way to think. his campaign. campaigns had become more and more like tv shows. the campaign itself became i think more of a story. and the viral moments that would pop up from debates, and they were very sort of

activists have launched a campaign to nail coat hangers to ms.ollins and miss murkowski, the only pro-choice republicans in the senate. both votes would be needed to defeat a nominee. susan collins voted last year for neil gorsuch but she also supported both the president obama's nominees who are entrenched on the liberal wing. back to your calls, florida, line for democrats. thing, i think the same roe v wade, i think it should be overturned. you're killing innocent kids. i understand people get raped. give your kid away, god will forgive. he forgives people. as far as immigration, they should not be separated. that would be like if you came and they separated you. come on. they're coming over here because it is bad in their country. people are killing people, they are murdering their kids. it is wrong. to get them over here, get them over here. this is wrong. they've got to straighten out the prison system. they have got so many people locked up for misdemeanors and they are making money off of the prisons. they have got to give felons the righ

i had a couple that had cliff hanger at the end. by in large, everything tied up, all that kind of stuff. >> why didn't spymaster end that way? [laughter] >> that's what they told me to do. the dog told him to commit the murders, i have no will power when it comes to news. i have to do what the news tells me, peter. >> how long have you had this muse? >> it's continue substantiate. one of my favorite people is steven, amazing author. the war of art, how artist deal with, how they overcome and things like that. he ols -- also wrote gates of fire. steven, if you're a writer or want to be a writer of any kind and you're watching this, the mr of art, i keep it in my office. he talks about setting everything up to encourage the muse. i have a boutique hotel in my office. i want it to be comfortable. she never wants to leave. it's a brilliant book. the muse is important. like i said throughout this interview, i i obey, you're upset with me but i'm hoping you can't wait to see what happens in next book. >> you and vince flynn and david are

of 20 minutes. 0n the roads, there's traffic on the a40 building eastbound from greenford towards hangerhowes. a generally cloudy start this morning, but the cloud will thin and break to allow for some sunny spells. the risk of the odd isolated shower, but a lot of dry weather. so we could see some early brightness for western parts of london this morning, but plenty of cloud generally. that cloud is thinning and breaking as we move through the day. some sunny spells developing. just the chance of seeing the odd isolated shower into the afternoon. it could perhaps interrupt play at wimbledon. temperatures at a maximum of 26 degrees celsius. as we go through this evening and overnight then, some late spells of sunshine, still the chance of one or two showers. i think we'll see the cloud tending to increase as we move into the early hours. temperatures at an overnight low of around 13 to 16 degrees celsius. tomorrow then, the chance of seeing a heavy, possibly slow—moving and thundery shower. they will be very hit and miss. but if you catch one, you could be a large amount of rainfall in a

and on the roads, eastbound traffic on the a40 is building from greenford towards hanger lane.peratures did not drop below that last night so very warm and muggy air today, the winds are very light and temperatures higher than they were yesterday at 34 or even 35 degrees celsius for central and eastern areas, a bit of high cloud pushing in from the west as we had in through the end of the day. 0vernight again, very uncomfortable for sleeping, feeling very muggy. we could see some thunderstorms and heavy showers out towards western areas but most of our temperatures won't drop below 19 or 20 degrees celsius but tomorrow, a few changes in the forecast. now, we could see some heavy thundery downpours on and off throughout the day so a chance for many of us to see some rainfall but it could locally be quite heavy but still warm, still muggy, particularly out towards eastern areas, 28 and 29 degrees celsius, some fresher air over the weekend. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. bye for now. good morn

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