storm hector is bearing down.ery and breaks but expect heavy bursts. still gusty winds and with high tides, there‘s the risk of some coastal flooding in with high tides, there‘s the risk of some coastalflooding in parts with high tides, there‘s the risk of some coastal flooding in parts of south—west scotland as we go through the morning and high tide time, which is lunchtime. for northern ireland and northern england we are looking at the same level of gusts in widely, 50—60 mph, locally 70, for the rest of england and wales, although it is windy, not as windy as it is further north. you can see here the remnants of the first weather front going through, not producing much rain at all, and it will clear. when it does, for england and wales, the sun will come out, the wind will ease and you will have a bright and breezy day with highs of 22, feeling quite pleasant for the time of year. for the north of the country, for northern ireland, the far north of england and scotland, it will still be windy, the wind slowly

and hector, we'll bring you in now to the conversation. hector is somebody who say true expert on democracy across latin america, has followed and focussed on these issues for many years. hector, we've seen some interesting depp developmen interesting developments across latin america. we had goufrvernments that migh have been hesitant to say or do something against a sister republic that are now coming together with canada and united states and others. we also have the g 20 in your home country of argentina. i wonder if you have thoughts about those issues that you could bring to the table. with that, we'll turn it over to you. >> thank you, eric. thank you for inviting me. nice to be here always. let me try to put that together with a couple of things that i had about the future i had prepared largely come out of my sunday column just a few days ago. as juan as saying, the region has been sort of moving in the right direction. not only because of election, but because of changes in the perception of different government. it's not a quest

héctor: la pobre donatila, ella sí ha sido una heroína.e se siente disgustada. nicole: me puse muy, muy brava. ella estaba ahí mismo. serían dos segundos. "mire, señora, ¿qué quiere?". andrea: donatila está triste. no es la primera vez que algo así sucede. donatila: me sentí muy mal porque ellos me vieron, pero no me atendieron. porque soy de la raza inmigrante. andrea: aunque el español tendrá la fuerza de subsistir, hay mucho más en juego. nuestra prueba demuestra que la discriminación aparece en las más simples vivencias, como por ejemplo, tomarse un café en un lugar público. teresa: qué injusticia. según el bureau del censo, en estados unidos se hablan más de 500 idiomas y lenguas nativas. el español es el segundo idioma más hablado en el hogar. y de acuerdo a los datos más recientes, en el país hay 40.5 millones de hispanoparlantes frente a 237 millones que hablan inglés. univisión está llevando a cabo la campaña #sehablausa que celebra nuestra cultura y el uso del español, al tiempo que promueve la diversidad y la inclusión. ya regre

hÉctor sandarti. guatemala 3 a 1 ganando los quetzales.ecan dom el pelo para esto. y vamos a seguir en el torneo. >>> se arma la violencia entre los coquis y los quetzales. se felicitan y estamos asÍ, cerrando esta copa del mundo, Árbitro, ¿a cuÁntos expulsÓ hoy, seÑor Árbitro?. >>> 2 expulsados. >>> quiero revancha. quiero revancha. >>> los coquis quieren revancha. 4 a 1 el partido liderado por el guatemalteco. >>> va a ver revancha. habrÁ penales. no sÉ si acabamos 4 a 1. el Árbitro dice que hay penales. vamos a ver. los jugadores se abrazan. >>> penales, para penales. no sÉ por que penales. el Árbitro lo dice. >>> es de suiza, islandia. >>> no sÉ si recibiÓ un sobre sospechoso. >>> ¿de quÉ? no puede ser. le llegÓ un sobre. >>> tenemos 90 segundos para cerrar. >>> venga, vamos a ver. adamari se prepara. adamari y jorge se preparan. no sabemos si serÁ adita o jorge. erika la que salvÓ varias para el equipo quetzal. aquÍ viene adamari. goooooooooooooooooooooooooool. adita, adita. adita. anota el penal. y vamos del otro lado de la cancha. t

and hector sheamus from georgetown university. ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in welcomingach of them this morning. [ applause ] >> so juan, i know it's an incredibly busy time for you. there's a whole lot going on. thank you for joining us and carving out some time for this important topic this morning. i'm going to ask you right up front where do we go from here? >> thank you. good morning and thanks to all of you. when eric asked me to participate in this panel, he said i want you to comment something about the elections and election results, but more importantly on the way forward. for the united states, there was no election, it was a selection. news flash, maduro n. and anyone who thought there would be any other outcome, i've got a bridge to sell them. nonetheless, there are a few takeaways from the selection that i would leave you with. repeatedly maduro mentioned that he would win by at least 10 million votes. we know that he got substantially less than that, but a number that's too close to the very best

we met hector and his beautiful family. he told us of the choice they had to make, continuing to provide education for their children or a roof over their head. hector fled first to brazil in december, his wife and the two children including a newborn followed a few months later. but each and every one of these families do want to go home to venezuela. they have our thanks and our continued partnership in this cause. let me also commend colombia and ecuador and all the nations providing shelter for venezuela, for standing with you. we truly believe this is a hemisphere of freedom. the destiny of this new world is a destiny of freedom and democracy. we continue to see throughout our history a steady expansion, ebbs and flow but a steady expansion of freedom. so we know freedom will win in the end. just like in our nation when we on our independence, just as freedom is winning all across south america. freedom and democracy will prevail in venezuela. liberta will be restored. [ applause ] . i say this because i have faith. i

onn us -- joining us washington journal is hector silva avalos, the inside -- inside crime project manager at the american university center for american and latino studies. joining us this morning to talk about the transnational gang, particular, we are looking at the in-depth project and report you were involved in, .s-13 in the americas how the gang resists destruction. what is ms-13? how did they get started? guest: it is a criminal organization, a big criminal organization that has been around for decades, that has plagued the northern triangle of region inerica, the under a -- in hunt doris -- in honduras. they do drug trafficking at local levels. they are very violent. america,l american -- they are known for, let's say the quality of their violence. in these countries, it is a challenge to the state, but mostly, territory control that these states exercise. lates formed back in the 80's in the west coast of the united states, mainly by central escaping fromnts civil war's happening in central america in those years. a lot of the founding members had military background or had some

on -- joining us washington journal is hector silva avalos, the inside -- inside crime project manager at the american university center for american and latino studies. joining us this morning to talk about the transnational gang, particular, we are looking at the in-depth project and report you were involved in, .s-13 in the americas how the gang resists destruction. what is ms-13? how did they get started? guest: it is a criminal organization, a big criminal organization that has been around for decades, that has plagued the northern triangle of region inerica, the under a -- in hunt doris -- in honduras. they do drug trafficking at local levels. they are very violent. america,l american -- they are known for, let's say the quality of their violence. in these countries, it is a challenge to the state, but mostly, territory control that these states exercise. lates formed back in the 80's in the west coast of the united states, mainly by central escaping fromnts civil war's happening in central america in those years. a lot of the founding members had military background or had some

no-one told hector it is mid june. winds round the coast. no-one told hector it is mid june.but year. some times we get windy spells in june but look at year. some times we get windy spells injune but look at some the gust, in cairngorm104mph. that is the strongest wind gust recorded injune in northern ireland, so for the time of year pretty unusual. what is in store for the rest of us? we have seen the worse of the windy weather so the strong winds will be easing away but storm hector is still with us, you can see it on the satellite image, this swirl of cloud here, the cold front pushing away from southern and eastern parts of the country but further north we still have a lot of isobars on the map. so windy conditions to come. northern ireland and northern england before the low pressure heads off to scandinavia. through the rest of afternoon the winds coming from a westerly direction, bringing heavy showers too in scotland, in particular, if we scheme zoom into scotland, sunny spell, heavy blustery showers and some the wind gusts here are shown in the black circle, so wind

storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it.ere really quite disruptive. this was the damage as seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, if not longer spells of rain, but the weekend by no mea

supuestamente provocó que héctor herrera tolera que ausentarse de los entrenamientos temporalmente. >a salvador no le gusta lo que ha pasado con el tri. >> todos tenemos derecho a divertirse pero si estas enfocado para una competición. >> así como él otros mexicanos reaccionaron ante la fiesta de la selección mexicana. >> es una responsabilidad, de un deportista profesional. y estos hombres no la han entendido. >> hay que tener muy claro que es su día libre y que no han faltado en ningún tema de entrenamiento. >> pero la publicación pone llupa a ocho jugadores del tri. >> no cerebrales que la selección mexicana se encuentra en falta

it's happening now. >> laura: hector, thank you so much. fox news has learned a crucial moment in congress' oversight battle on the russia probe may arrive tonight. we'll explain. stay there. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. the showdown with the justice department and congress. reporting the doj has not given investigators key do you remember are do you remember it is they will ask tonight for more time or explain why it cannot comply with the subpoenas. let's slus the implications with tom implications with judicial watch president tom fitton attorney and rnc national committee woman harmeet dhillon and scott bolden. great to see all of you. let's start with you harr harmeet. this has been a wild taffy pull with the documents with the doj. i want to play for all of you my ex

it's happening now. >> laura: hector, thank you so much.x news has learned a crucial moment in congress' oversight battle on the russia probe may arrive tonight. we'll explain. stay there. for under $600. and bring the kids for free workshops and activities. implications with judicial watch president tom fitton attorney and rnc national committee woman harmi harmeet dhillon and scott bolden. great to see all of you. let's start with you harmid. harr harmeet. this has been a wild taffy pull with the documents with the doj. i want to play for all of you my exchange a few days ago jeff sessions on this very issue. we knew tonight it was going to come to a head. let's watch. >> they are out of patience. they feel like they have been asking for these documents. some of these documents end up showing ig report that congress asked for months and months and months ago. you were in congress. you know what it's like to do oversight. it's really frustrated. >> you are right. >> laura: holding rosenstein in contempt of congress. then what? >> we have a

storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it. this was the damage as seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, if not longer spells of rain, but the weekend by no means a write—off. here we are

we see ina halves but that's exactly what we see in a stormy start up to the northwest with storm hectorpidly beneath strongly wins, rough seas and at times some heavy rain. you could see clearly the storm centred up into the far north and southern flank with her we had the strongest of the wins. how strong? we did see gusts of wind in excess of 100 mile an hourin of wind in excess of 100 mile an hour in parts of cumbria and across the east coast of northern ireland as well in excess of 70 mph. also some radio through the course of the morning, the heavy persistent rain through northern ireland across much of central and western scotland. no further south it was a different story, it started off cloudy and grey and in that south east corner look at what happened as we headed towards the afternoon, hardly a cloud in the sky. beautiful sunshine and temperatures into the low 20s. so certainly a tale of two halves. storm hector disappeared, we are likely to see a quiet spell of weather to the night, is the —— you scattered showers to the north and west. clear skies and temperatures will fall

is another low pressure moving through, nothing at the scale of hector.turday possibly even some rumbles of thunder in places as well. an u nsettled thunder in places as well. an unsettled sort of day on saturday and as we head into sunday it looks like the weather is going to calm down. i of the two days after that show or read saturday i think sunday is your best bet for some dryer, brighter, and warmer weather. beyond that into next week. though pressures a re that into next week. though pressures are early in the week expected to grace northwestern parts of the country and bring some gale force winds around exposed costs but as we head into tuesday we will start to see this area of high pressure. we call it the azores high, start to build in and looking at it thematically, next week from around midweek the thinking is eventually this high pressure is going to build in and thejet stream will move a little bit further north. it may take time. let's summarise all of this into next week the jet stream is expected to move northward and become more settled

now starter hector continues to move this way off towards scandinavia and then things will quiet themze side of the northwest and a cluster of showers through western scotland digesting their way east. over the next few hours it will see clear skies to the south and it will be a fresh night if we are trying to get a good nights sleep with overnight lows between eight and 11 or 12 degrees. we start off on friday on a quieter note there will be sunshine from the word go across southern areas. if you showers into northern ireland and western scotland will drift their weight eastwards as we go through the day. more isolated showers through wales and into the midlands. but with the sunshine will see more warm and highs of 22 degrees and the big cooler and fresher to the north. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: a day of remembrance for the victims of the grenfell tower tragedy on the first anniversary of the fire where 72 people lost their lives. from this date onwards, those we have physically lost will never, ever, ever be forgotten. the queen led a silence of 72 seconds, one second

counsel, hector. terry, how are you doing, man? >> good to see you. >> laura: we've been hearing stories about how horrific it is for the families crossing the border and they cross illegally. it's a harrowing journey, but you guys are understaffed, overwhelmed and ditto for the h.h.s. folks trying to do their best here. >> we see on a daily basis, laura, these kids being abused on the mexican side. some of these female children come across, we know their parents send them with plan b medication, they're expected to be raped along the journey when it comes to mexico and central america. that's horrific. our number one goal as agents is we have to take care of these peep when they come into our -- people when they come into our custody. that's what our agents do. we treat these people with dignity and respect. and of course we have to protect the border. we need to help them, change the laws that are allowing these loopholes to continue. >> laura: terry, you patrol this whole area, this part of the border. goes right into the ocean.

. >>> meantime, impa want to turn hector garza. of the border patrol council and as we continue to monitor these live images, hector, you're in an interesting position as a border patrol agent yourself. you have been with border patrol for 18 years, and i'm curious what you and your colleagues think about what's going on right now at the border. >> so, first of all, for our agents, we go out there and we conduct our jobs professionally, respectfully, and anybody that comes into our custody is treated with dignity and respect. we're parents ourselves. we care about the people that come into our custody and that's our priority. the fact of the matter is, there's laws on the books and we have to do our jobs. but of course, this is something that has been going on for quite some time. immigration reform is something that needs to happen. >> estimates show some 3,000 children have been separated from their parents. what has it been like to have to participate in those separations? what kind of emotional impact does it have on you? i kno

now it europe in the uk we have had the storm hector heading his way into scandinavia.ot and wildfires as it's been so hot and so drive. we could see disruption from that storm here and also these thunderstorms across central and eastern areas. which could be triggered late in the day on friday for portico's match against spain in the world cup. there is a lesotho weather on the east. —— portugal match. after hector, quieter day here on friday but saturday looks quite unsettled and drierand but saturday looks quite unsettled and drier and brexit hopefully on sunday. —— and hopefully will be brighter on sunday. another dna, hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source, and these are the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. the fifa world cup in russia has kicked off, with the host nation winning the opening match 5—0 from saudi arabia. we have all the action on and off the pitch. president trump and his children are being sued by the state of new york over alleged persistent illegal conduct by the trump foundation. mr trump says the case is ridiculous. in yemen the al

we will be talking about storm hector. thanks susan.this is afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. member's tempers are getting frayed amid unprecedented scenes. the leader of westminster‘s scottish national party was ejected from the chamber after a row with speaker john bercow. i beg to move. amid chaotic scenes, ian blackford refused to sit down as he angrily demanded a debate about what he called the disrespect shown to scotland over its treatment during the brexit debate yesterday. speakerjohn bercow wasn't entirely sure of the procedure and then this happened. i order the right honourable gentleman to withdraw immediately from the house, for, order! forthe remainderof from the house, for, order! forthe remainder of this day's sitting. in a show of support all other snp mps followed him out. bye! inside the commons, theresa may remains under pressure over how much say mps will have in any final brexit deal and what assurances she has given to tory rebels. let's go to my colleague annita mcveigh who's in westminster. simon, thank you very

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storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it.ly quite disruptive. this was the damage as seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, if not longer spells of rain, but the weekend by no means a wri

we are left with hack that producing gusts of wind, as we saw around one hour ago. —— hector.bble away into single figures for some, six to eight degrees or so and then we are off and running into the new day. a dry start they've for the western side of scotland where there will be heavy bursts of rain, also into northern ireland, creeping further east with time. further south, isolated showers, and you get the sense that england and wales for the most pa rt sense that england and wales for the most part are dry and find. variable amounts of cloud, pushing the temperatures to about 22, a fraction cooler than today. this is the start of your weekend. it doesn't look very promising, does it? you would be right, there will be quite a bit of rain from the northern portion of that front. the top two thirds of the british isles seeing the heaviest portion of the rain although it will take a while to get into the north—eastern quarter of scotland. further south, like into the north—eastern quarter of scotland. furthersouth, like today, trailing bands of cloud, nothing to write home a

storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it.north in places, this is the sort of destruction wreaked across parts of scotland and the eastern side of ayrshire. further south, when it broke, a decent afternoon. still quite breezy. by friday, hector becoming something of a memory as it moves towards the western side of scandinavia so quite a number of isobars close by to the northern isles of scotland seven and is taking time to move here but elsewhere, a decent sort of day. you will notice we have this prospect of showers, if not longer spells of brain moving through northern ireland. then becoming more showery. further south, fewer showers. but with the sunshine coming through, could well push those temperatures to 22. the weekend, a write—off but it may not seem that way. a better day than many of us as we get on into sunday. another front pushing on through scotland. but maybe just that bit drier invited for a time. the trailing portion of that, a band of cloud to the southern half of wales, southern england and in any brightn

storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it. seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, if not longer spells of rain, but the weekend by no means a write—off. here we are on saturday with quite

storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it. in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, if not longer spells of rain, but the weekend by no means a write—off. here we are on saturday with quite an ac

here are some of the costs we have recorded earlier in the day, in association with storm hector, morethe strongest ever gust of wind recorded injune in northern ireland, 7a mph. as we had through the rest of the day the wind should ease because the storm is pushing towards the east. this is the satellite image, the swirl of cloud heading to the east, the strong list of the winds heading towards the shetland isles and onto scandinavia. low pressure easing away, but still it's very windy out there through the rest of this afternoon. across scotland, northern ireland and northern england as well. further south, not ireland and northern england as well. furthersouth, not as ireland and northern england as well. further south, not as windy. fairly breezy under bright afternoon to come, but if we zoom into the regional detail you can see showers in scotland, heavy, blustery showers and these winds in are the gust speeds, so around 50—60 mph through the central belt of scotland. we could see further disruption to travel. northern ireland and northern england having a few isolated blustery sh

on -- joining us washington journal is hector silva avalos, the inside -- inside crime project manager at the american university center for american and latino studies. joining us this morning to talk about the transnational gang, ms-13

we have lost storm hector. is a various scene out there today with a bit of sunshine.evening hours, most places are dried but not everywhere. a few showers in scotla nd but not everywhere. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland stop mac later in the night is when we see the next batch of wet weather arriving from the west. breezy in northern ireland and the western fringes of england and wales and scotla nd fringes of england and wales and scotland in the early hours of saturday morning. saturday, the weather will be dominated by this front which works its way from west to east gradually across the country. the heaviest of the rain will be in the north. particularly heavyin will be in the north. particularly heavy in parts of northern ireland and scotland and the north—west of england as the front moves eastwards during the day. further south, the rain will be fairly light and patchy. the south—east of england may well remain dry for much of the day but it will be cooler than today's. sunday looks like the better dead weekend. sunshine towards the east with vic

hector cuper, the egypt coach, has been talking about mo salah, who is now facing a late fitness testohamed salah did not play on this pitch on tuesday night against russia. the egypt federation and his agent as well both say he is fit. but hector cuper in the pre—match press conference said he still has to pass a late fitness test to prove he is fully recovered from that shoulder injury he suffered in the champions league final 23 days ago in kiev. as for russia, five days ago there was a lot of negativity around the host nation's team. now, there is a lot of expectation after that 5—0 win against saudi arabia. they could qualify for the last 16 afterjust two games with a win. but mohamed salah could be standing in their way. and what about the expectation for england? so many good luck m essa g es a cross for england? so many good luck messages across social media from fans, celebrities and former players. we picked one out which we thought the england players would enjoy. hello, lads, ijust want to give you the best of luck over in russia, i hope you do the country proud. enjoy the

storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it.irk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, if not longer spells of rain, but the weekend by no means a write—off. here we are on saturday with quite an active litt

storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it.s more than that in places. this was the sort of destruction across parts of scotland, the eastern side of asia. 0nce scotland, the eastern side of asia. once the cloudbreak, it was a decent afternoon. still quite breezy. by friday hector became something of a memory as it moved towards the western side of scandinavia. a number of isobars western side of scandinavia. a number of isoba rs close western side of scandinavia. a number of isobars close by to the northern isles of scotland. the wind is taking time to moderate. elsewhere it is a decent sort of day. you will notice we still have this prospect of showers, if not longer spells of rain initially moving into the western side of scotla nd moving into the western side of scotland and northern ireland. becoming more showery as we get into the afternoon. further south, fewer show us report. the odd isolated one, but with sunshine coming through we could push temperatures to around 22. the weekend by no means a write—off. it may seem t

storm hector is clearing towards the north now.n the early hours of saturday. eastern areas starting largely dry. it is the east where we will keep the sunshine the longest because this system will work in from the west. the heaviest rain on that front will be in the north, northern ireland, scotland, north—west england and parts of north wales. there could be thunder and lightning mixed in. further south, lighter and patchy across southern england and wales. and in the south—east, it looks like we will hold the drier weather longest. a cooler day than we have seen today. that front gets out of the way through saturday evening. a dry speu way through saturday evening. a dry spell overnight into sunday. another front tries to move in on sunday but it isa front tries to move in on sunday but it is a week, warm front. introducing cloud from the west. introducing cloud from the west. introducing some rain in the west. but some sunshine breaking through. 0n but some sunshine breaking through. on balance, sunday probably the best day of

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storm hector is giving away towards the north.further south, very few and far between. temperatures up to around 23 degrees in the warmest spot and mixed teams further north and west. mostly dry is the evening hours as the showers moved away, but late in the night, more rain moving in from the west so do the early hours of saturday, wet weather arrives across northern ireland, western parts of scotland and western parts of england and wales. saturday's weather will be dominated by this frontal system which works its way from west to east across the country. the heaviest of the rain on this front will be in the north still could be some thunderstorms across scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. one or two showers for parts of western england and wales but central and eastern england likely to remain dry in every part of the day and it will be a little cooler than today. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: leslie grantham, best known for playing the part of "dirty" den watts in eastenders, has died at the age of 71. ex

we have a named storm on the way, storm hector.. it is likely we will see some disruption. use a satellite picture, the big massacre out of the west. it still has some deepening to go before it sta rts has some deepening to go before it starts to provide its way across northern britain later on today but just bought a saudi isobars squeezed together, that is what will kick the winds up and there will also be a spill of heavy rain is a system comes through. head of that not a bad afternoon. some rain for western scotla nd bad afternoon. some rain for western scotland and northern ireland, then sunshine further south. let's keep this going as see what happens next. incomes heavy rain through the evening, some showers across northern england, too. it is towards the end of the night that the winds really starts to strengthen and gus are likely to be problematic through the morning, especially for rush hourin the morning, especially for rush hour in northern ireland, scotland and northern england. gusting up to 60 mph and exposure chann

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we do the germany team has been revealed and there are two surprises i suppose one really join us hector is ill he falls out my heart comes for him a left back the other decision which was made yesterday was your lives decided to play julian draxler on the left with marcos on the bench president does stuff so there's expectation behind this germany seem even if there are some surprises in the starting eleven expectation and of course jonathan i can't let you go without a bet where you're putting your money. over the well germany haven't been fantastic in the build up to this sort of mint but you germany do always do well tony once and they are sort of a team i predict that they will win this one three one the statement all right jonathan harding in moscow for us thank you very much. goalkeeper noire will lead his team mates as they march out onto the pitch the loot sneaky stadium in moscow but this time four years ago but it was for diploma captaining the side now ahead of this awful news game he's been talking to all moscow bureau chief here euro setter in an exclusive interview. how mr

we have named storm, which is unusual at this injune, hector, named by the irish met service.overnight. the winds are the real talking point, up to severe gale force. the northern half of the british isles will bear the brunt of it, particularly towards the end of the night and thursday morning's rush hour. there is likely to be disruption if you are travelling, especially across northern britain. it is worth checking local radio to get the latest information for where you are. we are talking gusts of up to 70 mph around exposed areas and around the coasts and mountains. elsewhere, 55 mph is widespread. the winds will taper off to the afternoon, but it remains windy. this is bbc news — the headlines: i order the right honourable gentleman to withdraw immediately from the house. snp mps walk out after their westminster leader is expelled from the house of commons following a heated exchange with the speaker over brexit. as key votes continue in the commons, theresa may remains under pressure from tory rebels on how much say mps will have on the final brexit deal. president trum

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que tienen que ver con la fiesta que organizó uno de los jugadores y que supuestamente provocó que héctor tenemos derecho a divertirse pero si estas enfocado para una competición. >> así como él otros mexicanos reaccionaron ante la fiesta de la selección mexicana. >> es una responsabilidad, de un deportista profesional. y estos hombres no la han entendido. >> hay que tener muy claro que es su día libre y que no han faltado en ningún tema de entrenamiento. >> pero la publicación pone llupa a ocho jugadores del tri. >> no cerebrales que la selección mexicana se encuentra en falta en este tipo de escándalos, ya existen varios antecedentes. >> 2011 la federación mexicana de fútbol suspendió a ocho lecciodos que contrataron servicios sexuales previo a la copa américa. en el marco de la copa confederaciones del 2013 los seleccionados fueron captados . >> se puede llegar a participar en un mundial, jessica maldonado nos explica. responsabilidad de impartir justicia en su primer mundial. y tiene real entre clubes del real madrid. >> ser árbitro de aÑos no es sencillo. porque requiere un estado fí

and it looks like that person will be marco royce and the second surprise is that left back jonas hector he isn't sick so that means that moment planned how it will play for him which is a bit of a surprise for the state fewer than four hundred minutes for germany so to some surprise and it seems the expectation remains for germany to win all right jonathan harding for us in moscow thank you. now goalkeeper manuel neuer will lead his team mates as they march out on to the pitch sneaky stadium in moscow but this time four years ago it was phillip lung captaining the side and ahead of this often means game he's been talking to our last go bureau chief you're here to shatter an exclusive interview with. mr lama how are you and what are your first impressions of russia. i'm doing great because i'm back at a world cup and that's always something special i get to watch lots of games and that's really nice and. i think what do you like about russia. at the moment i'd say that the people here are really excited about the world cup they're happy that they can host such a massive event. coming to

. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ elri participÓ en ceremonia de abanderamiento en los pinos, fue hÉctor moreno quien recibiÓs tiempo de pautar el calendario para todos los partidos y tomas especiales que verÁn en telemundo. la cadena oficial de la copa mundial de la fifa 2018 solo por temu ya no cuente calorÍas no se quiera obsesionar y lo que debemos poner en prÁctica para para perder las 40 libras que subiÓ con su embarazo. ha probado diferentes dietas con diferentes resultados. >>> los dÍas que no hago dieta subo una libra >>> actualmente el 70% de los estadounidenses sufren de sobrepeso, por ello nutricionista calificado hicieron un listado para comer. descartar el mito de lo caribe dracarly bi dato >>> muchos dicen que no puedo creer que suba peso y voy al gimnasio todos los dÍas. >>> y nutricionista no cuenten calorÍas y no solamente comer alimentos saludables. y nunca, nunca olvidarse de frutas y verduras. >>> efectivamente dicen los doctores que es bueno pesarse a menudo >>> perder libras poco a poco es otro tip fundamental para llegar a un pesonf sado en su meta a >>abetes y la obesidad. han puesto

ni hÉctor, ni diego, ni andrés. es una decisiÓn del departamento mÉdico.s detalles por univisiÓn y udn desde las 4:00 p.m.. seguimos repasando acciones uno . el torneo esperanzas de tÍtulo, la selecciÓn mexicana enfrentÓ a china. pese a comenzar perdiendo, el tri se repuso. alvarado martorell face despuÉs sellaron doblete al 36 con 63. nico finalizÓ como lÍder de su grupo con 7 puntos avanzando semifinales. para mÁs informaciÓn, esta noche lo esperamos en "contacto deportivo".ingrese a nuestras plataformas digitales. ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira: esta noche, una supervisora de sus esfuerzos con activistas para la construcciÓn de vivienda asequible. los beneficiarios serÍan estudiantes. una menor casi se ahoga en un parque acuÁtico en san josÉ. lo pondremos al tanto de la investigaciÓn. abrieron un centro educacionaly de entretenimiento comunitario, los invitados especiales fueron los warriors conozca dÓnde es para que llegue con sus hijos. mÁs personas se suman a los infectados por la bacteria e-coli por lechuga contaminada proveniente de arizona. dejÓ de producirse difÍ

west would be slowed down we see that the cocoa plantations have been increasing in thirty thousand hectors after the peace agreement was signed so it could be problematic definitely in quickly if you can how are columbians dealing with these very divided views on the peace process at the ballot box. many colombians agree with his view that former members should not be given seats in congress without being voted by the people they also don't agree with the fact that they are not serving more severe jail sentences but at the same time we see that is the most voted leftist candidate colombian history and this shows that the fear for the left that the korea was representing is not as strong as it was in the past to give you a correspondent a fair hunza rooty in bogota thank you very much. and just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you at the world cup in russia for the first time in thirty six years germany has lost their opening match the defending champions fell to underdogs mexico won in nothing but shock result puts their title defense in trouble. as news rather more coming