james monroe's highland is the current name for the property. about a year ago, we reclaimed that historic name for the site. james monroe after dithering for some time decided he would name his property highland, and that is what he called it. the name, ashlawn, was a later name for the property, a 19th-century name, and my predecessor as executive director there had the foresight highland back in, so the ashlawn highland name existed for a while, and we came out on the other side of that and in april last year reclaimed the historic name. that is a signal of our clear -- munro --ro monroe and his legacy and the messages we can share about that, so are sure you a little bit of the history there going through private ownership, and coming out today as james monroe's highland. james monroe's architecture there and in fact his legacy has been a little obscure it on the site based on the presence of a larger later house. this is an 1870's house built by the massey family, the reverend john e. massey was there for quite some time, and this victorian

gonzales: hello, highlands. i'd rate have a good time tonight? i know you are, because you are cowboys and cowgirls. this is an important time for you and your family. i want to thank the provost for a kind introduction. the board of regents for their work every day in guiding this university and faculty.

he spoke at new mexico highlands university. this is 15 minutes. gonzales: hello, highlands. i'd rate have a good time tonight? i know you are, because you are cowboys and cowgirls. this is an important time for you and your family. i want to thank the provost for a kind introduction. the board of regents for their work every day in guiding this university and faculty. thank you so much for the invitation to be here. before i get started, i want to recognize the people of santa fe. we

gonzales: hello, highlands. i'd rate have a good time tonight? i know you are, because you are cowboys and cowgirls. this is an important time for you and your family. i want to thank the provost for a kind introduction. the board of regents for their work every day in guiding this university and faculty. thank you so much for the invitation to be here. before i get started, i want to recognize the people of santa fe. best ofto wish you the success as you go forward. graduates, this is all about you , but tomorrow is mother's day. in wishingou join me a very happy mother's day to your mom's who fought so hard for you to get here? [applause] gonzales: also, if i could ask all the veterans who have served our country with great honor, would you please stand up so we can thank you for your service. [applause] mayor gonzales: thank you so much. i also want to quickly recognize one of my colleagues, the santa fe county commissioner who is receiving his masters degree. congratulations. [applause] mayor gonzales: i want all of you to know that i have a

. >> highland is part of the mt. diablo school district, but there's a plan under way that would pull 50% of those students in into a new north gait district. >> concern for my kids. it's their first year at highlands and my son will be starting pre-k, so it's a little bit scary. >> the parents are going to get a choice for the first time ever here. >> bob mill sits on the north site leader of caps. mills says highland's families can stay right where they are. >> they can transfer in, if they prefer. or they can transfer out. >> reporter: still some highlands parents are worried. >> my son's graduating, but definitely concerned about the kids who are behind him. >> reporter: after a public hearing earlier this month, the contra costa county board of education ask set to decide on the board of education's decision at the end of the summer. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> we have a big warm youp coming our way, and as you know, our inlangds continue to sissle. and we're using concord as our indicator

the move is ahead of a proposed member's bill put forward by highlands and islands green msp john finnie in the scottish parliament which aims to give children equal protection from assault. the consultation will run until 4th august. in england, wales and northern ireland there is no ban on smacking and parents are allowed to use "reasonable chastisement". however, hitting a child so hard that it leaves a mark, or causes bruising, swelling, cuts, grazes or scratches could result in criminal charges. under scottish law, parents can claim a defence of "justifiable assault" when punishing their child. the united states says it will consider its own interests first, as it reviews its climate change policy. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, told a meeting of the eight nations with land

this was enjoyed in the highlands of scotland.s the sun starts to said very little has changed, temperatures slowly dropping, sea fog near the north—east coast, see folk, perhaps missed elsewhere but a warm night especially in the north. it may not feel as oppressive and the south because of the breezes on friday morning which will lift the temperatures to similar areas to today and then there's a change of foot later, but for daylight it looks fine, dry and hot. hot again. we are likely to exceed today's temperatures, around the north sea coast again the north sea is still quite cool at this time of year which will temper the feel, it won't be as hot so if you're finding the heat sultry you can head to the coast. that said, even on the coast the uv level is justified, coast. that said, even on the coast the uv level isjustified, and usually we are seeing high levels in the last couple of days, unusual at any time of year in the uk, we are just three weeks away from the longest day. it all starts to change on friday with the arriv

some rain to the highlands and islands of scotland into the start of the evening.thern ireland, some showers, but most will fade away tonight. the showers in northern scotland apart, as well. that leads into a dry night almost across the board with plenty of clear skies developing. temperatures imrul areas will drop to single figures, but in towns and cities in the morning temperatures start the day in double figures and it'll be reasonably dry. outbreaks of rain to the morning rush hour over northern ireland, spreading to the west of scotland, but not as wet as this afternoon. northern england will turn cloudy. temperatures limited the further north you are. for england and wales, a fine day with sunshine. tambe djos will climb further as we head into the second half of the week. —— temperatures will climb further as we head into the second half of the week. a bit ofa dip the second half of the week. a bit of a dip on tuesday. donald trump has told arab leaders in riyadh, that they must fulfil their "part of the burden" in confronting extremists. if we do not stan

. >> highland is part of the mt. diablo school district, but there's a plan under way that would pull 50% of those students in into a new north gait district. >> concern for my kids. it's their first year at highlands and my son will be starting pre-k, so it's a little bit scary. >> the parents are going to get a choice for the first time ever here. >> bob mill sits on the north site leader of caps. mills says highland's families can stay right where they are. >> they can transfer in, if they prefer. or they can transfer out. >> reporter: still some highlands parents are worried. >> my son's graduating, but definitely concerned about the kids who are behind him. >> reporter: after a public hearing earlier this month, the contra costa county board of education ask set to decide on the board of education's decision at the end of the summer. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> we have a big warm youp coming our way, and as you know, our inlangds continue to sissle. and we're using concord as our indicator

highland wouldn't move but 300 of its students could. >> concerned for my kids.t year at highland and it's a little bit scary. >> the parents get a choice for the first time ever. >> jim sits on the board leading the effort. he says hiland's families could stay right where they are. >> families will have the option to transfer in but also to transfer out if they prefer a neighborhood school like highlands. >> absolutely if they cut the funding for it. my son's graduating but ds behi. >> the contra county board of education is expected to decide on the north gate petition by the end of the summer. abc 7 news. >>> well, they're back for the second year in a row, oils have ventured into san francisco bay. we captured whales breaking into the waters early this season. it is their feeding season so on the look out for krill and anchovies. >> we're going to keep a look out to see if it is the same whales coming in from last year, so it's a newly learned behavior. >> experts say don't hesitate to come out and watch the whales just do it from a safe distance. >> yeah tha

. >> reporter: this fire started at 3:27 this morning on highland way. firefighters kept it from spreading to the house, but eight minutes later, they got a call that another car was on fire, just a mile away on hollowbrook court. >> our neighbor noticed the truck was on fire, came over to the house, rang the doorbell until we bitted, everybody got out safely. >> reporter: john is angry and frustrated this happened. >> our family lives were at risk because somebody decided to set that vehicle on fire. >> reporter: he was afraid this could happen. he heard about the three other car fires this week in martinez, walnut creek, and lafayette, but we leaved he, his wife, and 6-year-old twins got out okay. >> haven't stopped talking about it. she wants to know why the truck burned. i don't have an answer for her. >> reporter: firefighters tell me it is a concern when more than one fire happens so closely to the other. all of these fires are under investigati investigation. no arrests made. amy holly field, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> this was the first car fi

north—west highlands once again today could see just over 20 celsius.rs will be hit and miss and having said that, the showers will be hitand miss and many having said that, the showers will be hit and miss and many of us will miss them all together. through the evening and overnight, we still have this onshore breeze, gusty winds across the pennines. and a fair bit of cloud around. you can say whether cloud has broken the temperature will be lowest for stock a range roughly five to eight in towns and cities but below freezing where we have got the clear skies. cold enough for a touch of frost. that means tomorrow starting off once again ona means tomorrow starting off once again on a sunny note. still a lot of cloud in the south and this onshore brews making it feel cold along eastern areas. temperatures tomorrow down a touch in the north. we are looking at highs of a0 now 15 as we come further south. as we move from friday into saturday, as we see the france approach, some showers across south—west england. for saturday, that front is draped across th

hobby or gonzales at new mexico's highlands -- javier gonzalez at new mexico highlands university.aturday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >> sunday on "q and a" -- >> i had a guy that was vaporized along with a security team. war is not a game, not a funny thing. intelligence officer malcolm nance on his most recent americahe plot to hack ," and "hacking isis." writing "hacking isis," we found that there were two hacks that happened, one in france and another against the which wereestag, attributed to isis. while we were studying that, we learned that the methodologies, the malware that was introduced, and the place where the servers terminated that were stealing the information were certainly not isis, they were what are now -- atp28,tp 27 cozybear. bear" was the name that crowd strike gave to russian military intelligence, the gru. >> sunday on c-span's "q&a." >> on wednesday, former acting deputy attorney general sally yates delivered remarks to graduates on harvard class day. she discussed lessons from her own career and the events that led to her dismissal by t

ridge suffers from dementia in the white toyota highlander in the mall parking lot. when his wife came out of the mall, he and the sub were gone. -- sub -- suv were gone. take a good look at his photo and if you have any information call the police immediately. >>> lieutenant governor gavin newsom quietly kicking off his campaign for governor and started visiting different regions of the state and what was described as a meet and greet with voters, we spoke with him in stockton. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom spoke with a friendly crowd of 80 people, mostly registered democrats. >> reporter: how his experience as mayor of san francisco tackled social injustice issues like is -- income inequality and homelessness. >> you need to have the ability to address these issues at the local level.>> reporter: one month after taking office as mayor a promise to build houses in hunters point, calling this his proudest accomplishment. >> i hope you take a look at my record that demonstrates i will call the balls and the strikes and my default is social justice. >>

the new charges for the man accused of killing an elderly woman during her morning walk in north highlandsicki) as ali wolf reports ....18 year old neven butler's attorney calls the allegations "as serious as it gets".. (nats judge reading murder charge)neven butler maintained eye contact and listened...as a judge read the murder... assault and attempted rape charges he faces.. in connection to three attacks on women ages 92, 86 and 61.... (linda parisi - defense attorney)"this is very very serious as serious as it gets"' butler is accused of murdering 86 year old fusako petrus as she was walking at the highlands high school track last wednesday.investigators say he first went after petrus' 61 year old walking partner... petrus attempted to fight back to protect her friend... but she was killed. butler is also accused of assaulting a 92 year woman hours later.(vicki butler - victims family friend)"i felt the family needed to be represented"petrus' close family friend vicki butler sat in the courtroom monday...to represent the woman she called "quiet simple and happy"... a woman whose bruta

in the highlands.producing a lot of rain but in this gap in between, we start to see thunderstorms brewing. some heavy showers across the south, some of you avoiding them all together, pretty damp across devon, but this will improve. further north sunshine is out, for the north and west it was a out all day. let's take a look at what the conditions will be by this afternoon. still some rain towards the south—west, far west of cornwall and the isles of scilly might avoid it. there is the risk of thunderstorms, southern coastal counties of england, a bit of sunshine in between, isolated light showers in the midlands, east anglia, if you sports offering, sunshine back out later. northern ireland western scotland, lovely day, a high of 20 degrees, is to scotla nd day, a high of 20 degrees, is to scotland cloudy with a cool breeze. tonight, the breeze easing a little, showers in the south fading, most of us showers in the south fading, most of us going into tuesday on a dry note, a little bit on the cool si

-- or at an economical university enjoyed it and just troops into the warehouse that new mexico highlands university. michigan governor rick schneider in pv and community college in michigan. saturday night at it :00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton speaker for this year's graduation ceremony -- at her own water 48 years ago. this is just over 30 minutes. [applause] thank you. thank you so much. [applause] thank you. thank you very much for that warm welcome. i am so grateful to be here back at wellesley, especially for president johnson's very first commencement, and to thank her, the trustees, families and friends, faculty, staff, and guests for understanding and perpetuating the importance of this college: what it stands for, what it has meant, and what it will do in the years ahead. and most importantly, it's wonderful to be here with another green class to say, congratulations to the class of 2017! [applause] and i assume, or at least you can tell me later, unlike us, you actually have a class cheer. 1969 wellesley, yet another year with

i just don't want to go to highland. i hate everyone in it. >> i am telling you that that is the option. >> i'm telling you if i go back to that school i'm definitely going to violate my probation. >> what is that supposed to mean? >> don't worried about it. >> no, i am worried about it. what is that supposed to mean? >> don't worry about it. >> [inaudible]. >> that's stupid. you're blackmailing me. i know you're not going to do it. >> i'm not blackmailing you. >> you're not going to do it. that's stupid, mom. >> you being here isn't? >> not really. >> juvenile courts are set up to allow kids to do certain things in their life that they later don't have to have held against them. like making a mistake for the first time. okay, let's shake it off and move on. that's hopefully what juvenile court does for kids who have a harder time figuring out what the right path is. >> i can't stop getting behind the wheel. i was walking down the street. i seen somebody had left the keys in the ignition. i took that car, too. >> people

in the highlands, not a cloud in the sky. western scotland, you will see the best of the weather this week. yesterday, the warmest in the country. we could see 19 today. little dip in the middle of the week but by the weekend, backed up to 19, 20. a good slice of dry weather here. temperatures around 17 celsius. certainly, west is best in terms of the sunshine. a few isolated showers through the afternoon but nothing particularly significant. nowhere near enough to water the garden is that the show was will drift their way steadily through the south and west preventing temperatures from falling too globe. in sheltered glens in scotla nd too globe. in sheltered glens in scotland temperatures could be down as far as scotland temperatures could be down as faras minus scotland temperatures could be down as far as minus two. the little weather front down into the south—east with more breeze coming in off the north sea. they are obviously pretty cold at this time of year. obviously pretty cold at this time of yea r. less obviously

the highlands of scotla nd good evening.lsewhere there was a lot of cloud around and outbreaks of rain. but there was at least a little sunshine to be had. here is the satellite sequence, quite messy picture, this band of rain and scattered showers, little bit of sunshine in the south—east, that band of rain makes its way into northern ireland, south wales and showers tend to fade as they drift north. a little rain at times in scotla nd north. a little rain at times in scotland and quite great conditions in the north—east corner. some pretty extensive low cloud there. a few showers in the south coast. not a cold night by any stretch. towards the morning, pretty good across much of the south. a bit breezy, some cloud, breaks in the cloud, little sunshine, most places will be dry. but there is the chance of one or two showers, higher chance of rain further north. we will see wetter weather to ignore the island, southern and northern scotland will see some outbreaks and low cloud. and there will be some outbreaks of the western

there is some nice weather between the downpours, as captured by this weather watcher in the highlands be reluctant to ease away but by the early hours of tomorrow morning many places will be give except for much of scotland because here it will still be quite cloudy and there will be outbreaks of rain. across the northern half of scotland, quite heavy by the start of saturday. for every where else on saturday, another day of sunny spells and showers. northern ireland, england and wales, downpours starting early in the morning and becoming more widespread into the afternoon. some sunny weather between showers. the north of scotland, stuck with a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain, some could be heavy. but sunshine in the south—east maybe getting up to 17 or 18. the showers should ease away a little more on saturday nights or more in the way of dry weather to be had. also the rain will move away from the northern half of scotland and high pressure begins to dominate more on sunday. fewer showers, drier weather. frontal systems will try to bring cloud and patchy rain into northern ireland a

this was enjoyed in highland scotland, barely a cloud in the sky. near the north coast of england. the mist as well. but it will be a warm night especially in the north, possibly less oppressive in the south at the small breeze on friday morning. that list the temperatures in similarareas to morning. that list the temperatures in similar areas to delay. there is change afoot later on. showers not too far from the west of northern ireland. it looks fine, dry, hot in daylight. we are likely to exceed the day before the temperatures in highland scotland, north wales, london as well. around the north sea coast again, the north sea is quite cool at this time of year. it will tend to feel not as hot. if you are finding this heat a little folk free, you can head to the coast. that said, even where it is cooler, the uv index isjustified. unusually, we are seeing high level of these last couple of days in southern areas. that is unusual any time of year in the uk, we are only three weeks away from the longest day. it starts the trains on friday night with th

the wettest place in april was at clooney in in highland scotland.ght at ten, ahead of the brexit talks, the deepening tensions between britain and the european commission. following leaked reports of a difficult meeting with jean—claude juncker, theresa may signals that the road ahead could be rather bumpy. at the seaside today, on the campaign trail in the south—west of england, mrs may hits back at claims that her approach to brexit is "delusional". during the conservative party leadership campaign i was described by one of my colleagues as a "bloody difficult woman". i said at the time that the next person to find that out would be jean—claude juncker. we'll have the latest on the questions about theresa may's approach to the brexit process. also tonight. the shadow home secretary, labour's diane abbott, accused of not having mastered the brief on one of the party's key pledges. how much would 10,000 police officers cost? we believe it will be about £300,000. £300,000? sorry...

this one from mayor hobby or ernzales -- mayor javi gonzalez at new mexico highlands university.

evening, and one or two ru m bles moving into the evening, and one or two rumbles of thunder in the highlandsor example, but some sunshine across southern parts of scotla nd sunshine across southern parts of scotland and northern england, so a decent end to the day. showers tending to move away. after a brief drier and brighter spell in northern ireland, rain will move across the irish sea into cornwall or perhaps devon, a decent day across other parts of england, and some sunshine for the women's fa cup final taking place at wembley, it should be a fine and dry evening. as we head into this evening, we have got this band of rain looking west. the odd heavy burst of rain. that will ease its way into eastern areas during the night and keep the temperature is up as well. we will find clearer skies arriving behind that, particularly across rural parts of northern ireland. this should not last too long, and then a south—westerly breeze will usher in some sunshine, some heavy showers perhaps in the afternoon across scotla nd perhaps in the afternoon across scotland and northern ireland, and temper

look at the highlands early on this morning. not a cloud in the sky.e sky and sunshine in the north—west. in the south—west corner, it was a cold and disappointing for much of the afternoon. the sea at the moment sitting at around 9 degrees. the breeze coming in off the sea, adding... taking the edge of things. temperatures struggling at ten or 11. showers isolated, but not pleasant. a different story, cold on the east coast of scotland. in sheltered western areas, temperatures in the high teens, not out of the question today. through northern ireland, stretching out of the borders to the north—west of england, beautiful in the lake district, 16 or 17 this afternoon. there will be sunshine, cloud and showers drifting along the m4 corridor to the south—west as we go through the end of the day. it will be isolated, but stays cloudy and cool be isolated, but stays cloudy and cool, particularly to the east. the high teens are likely. through this evening and overnight, we keep the cloud and breezy conditions across the south, clear skies further north. tem

santa fe mayor at new mexico highlands university. and michigan governor rick snyder at adrian community college

i love the shot, it's the highlands. some clouds are building up highlands. rain are sitting on eastern parts of england and will linger across scotland in lunch time. once it clears away, so much brighterfor the north—east coast of scotland. much more at stop straightforward sunshine and showers day, not everywhere will get showers but there are heavy ones already. we will get rumbles of thunder in northern ireland, highlands and grampians. for the northern ireland is, the rain still around grampians. for the northern ireland is, the rain stillaround in grampians. for the northern ireland is, the rain still around in the afternoon. sunshine as well across england and wales, just the odd shower scattered. gusty winds to, but they should move quickly. we will have some warm sunshine returning with 17 to 19 highs, tempered if you catch a shower, it will feel pressure. strong sunshine at this time of year, about like late july at this time of year, about like latejuly or early at this time of year, about like late july or early august. the sunshine should go thr

santa fe mayor at new mexico highlands university. and michigan governor rick snyder at adrian community college in michigan. saturday night at 8:00 eastern . c-span and c-span.org >> in brussels today, president trump helped to dedicate a nato memorial that included a piece of the world trade center and a segment of the berlin wall. during his speech, he said, 23 of the 28 nations in the alliance are still not paying their fair share and meeting their financial obligations. we'll see president trump in just a few minutes. but first, we'll hear from nato secretary general stultenberg and german chancellor angela america who will says it's not building walls that make us successful. this is about 20 mibs -- minutes. mr. stoltenberg: welcome to brussels to all of you. we will begin our meeting with the dedication of two memorials . our gathering today is an opportunity to chart our shared future and to remember our shared past. the berlin wall is the symbol of that past. it was built to divide europe, o keep people in and ideas out. in

that will depress the temperature but temperatures will be high today, 28 in the north—west highlandsures. in wales, temperatures into the mid—205, a lot of sunshine around, don‘t forget the sunscreen. as we head into northern ireland, away from where we might see low cloud sticking, it will be sunny and feeling very warm. through the evening and overnight our high pressure is still very much in the north sea, still dragging in a lot of warm continental air, not much a breeze but later a weather front will start to show its hand, but not overnight and not first thing tomorrow. these are the overnight temperatures, another sticky night in prospect, 17 in manchester. we start tomorrow on that sticky note, any mistand start tomorrow on that sticky note, any mist and fog that formed overnight will rapidly dissipate and then a lot of sunshine, a breeze coming onshore meaning that if you‘re close to the coastline it will feel cooler but later we see the cloud builds in the west of northern ireland. the north—west highlands will see the highest temperatures tomorrow, knocking on 30, but agai

setting at least a dozen vehicles on fire.two cars were set on fire early friday morning.a toyota highlander on crescenta court in lafayette. and another car on juanita drive in walnut creekrobert marshall/contra costa fire marshal:the fires have been occuring all over contra costa county so we do have a fairly wide area. we don't really know if this is one individual or multiple individuals or anything like that. that's part of the reason we need the public to help us identify some of those things. if they have cameras or that kind fo thinga total of seven cars have been torched this week. one in martinez.two in brentwood.two in lafayette.and two in walnut creek.residents in walnut creek say this is part of a trend in increase in crime here in recent years.and say they're keeping their eyes peeled in hopes of preventing something like this happening to them or their neighbors.tim mcconnell/neighbori think it's one of the things we've kind of decided that with this kind of going on and now the vehicle fires. if people are driving through your neighbhorhood i dont think there's a real problem

bring in trey parker from highland capital management.me your short take on the minutes today. trey: we think the fed is migrating toward normalization. they have put caveats in in terms of data. but we think they are set on a hike in june. that is a near certainty. betty: you think they are dead set on a hike in june, why is that? the: they are so far below normalization process, they need to move. while there was temporal softness in q1, there is later in theoption year to hold back on further cuts. june is a foregone conclusion. betty: let's bring up this chart that kathleen had used to show our viewers. it is taking a sampler of two pieces of economic numbers. is can see the aqua line consumer spending, which recently has started to tank. consumer confidence continues to go up. it is a little bit confusing. it is just one example of confusing economic data we have gotten. you look at that and say, that aqua line is a transitory number, then? there are a lot of other impacts on the consumers. confidence remains high, people remain opti

this was sent in from highland scotland, where we saw temperatures soaring into the high teens, 20 in the chilly breeze off the sea. and the cloud in clacton—on—sea, in essex, just about 11 degrees. and those are the contrasts which will continue through the weekend — where we see the cloud and where we don't. and of course, we've got this rather cool breeze as well, which is starting to pick up further northwards, dragging the cloud north. so a few drizzly showers are out there, as well, for the likes of east wales, the peaks and the pennines. this weather front, as well, to complicate our weather picture. so we've more cloud across the southern half of the uk, so not as chilly. but again, where we have that clear airfurther north, the clear skies, it'll be a frosty start in a few places, and there could even be the odd pocket of fog first thing. but it's here we'll see the sunshine once again, but probably not as much for some central areas as we've had. and also this weather front does complicate the picture across he south—west, particularly cornwall, some parts of devon. for thos

-- or at an economical university enjoyed it and just troops into the warehouse that new mexico highlandsniversity. michigan governor rick schneider in pv and community college in michigan. saturday night at it :00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton speaker for this year's graduation ceremony -- at her own water 48 years ago. this is just over 30 minutes. [applause] thank you. thank you so much. [applause] thank you. thank you very much for that warm welcome. i am so grateful to be here back at wellesley, especially for president johnson's very first commencement, and to thank her,

and wales, perhaps further north is scotland and northern ireland but again on chilly side in the highlandsesday, these showers and cloud thickening, mainley from the humber southwards into south—west of england, there will be some sunshine at times but the sunniest weather developing after a bit of a cloudy start for scotland and northern ireland and again we will find temperatures here in the west into the high teens. another lovely day to come. not the sort a weather for dipping your toes in the north sea, perhaps, that where the temperature will be eight or nine degrees. starting to warm up at this time of year. the temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pressure dominator whether it is typical of this time of year but in strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. this is newsday on the bbc. iam rico i am rico hizon in singapo

one on highland way the other hollow brook court. both east of highway 4. >> allie rasmus ktvu live look at the damage.>> reporter: because they happened within 1 mile within a 10 minute window. ease concho county battalion chief says they are considered suspicious. you can see the damage behind me. this is what is left of a avalanche pick up truck parked in the driveway of a home on holub accord. the fire happened at 3:30 this morning. it spread from the truck to the garage. the family and young kids, bedrooms above the garage, they got out safely. thanks to the neighbor, getting ready to go to work 3 am saw the fire came over and knocked on the door to wake everyone up. >> came last night and there was a car on fire so i went back in called 911 and i told him to come outside and took the kids out. >> frustrating. there is no reason to put people's lives at risk. >>>> reporter: 3:30 am, another vehicle fire in the driveway of a home highland way in brentwood. another neighbor coming back from work in the area spotted the fire and ca

wales, perhaps further north for scotland and northern ireland, but again on the chilly side in the highlandsst of england, further west into england and wales, there will be some 5un5hine at times but the 5unnie5t weather developing after a bit of a cloudier start for scotland and northern ireland and again we will find temperatures here in the west into the high teen5. another lovely day to come. not the sort of weather for dipping your toes in the north sea, perhaps, where the temperature will be eight or nine degrees. starting to warm up at this time of year. tho5e temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pre55ure that‘s dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be 5un5hine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe

wales, perhaps further north for scotland and northern ireland, but again on the chilly side in the highlandswers and cloud thickening, mainly from the humber southwards into south—east of england, further west into england and wales, there will be some sunshine at times but the sunniest weather developing after a bit of a cloudier start for scotland and northern ireland and again we will find temperatures here in the west into the high teens. another lovely day to come. not the sort of weather for dipping your toes in the north sea, perhaps, where the temperature will be eight or nine degrees. starting to warm up at this time of year. those temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pressure that's dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. hello, t

ahead of that, we could see temperatures in the mid—20s, 28 in of highland scotland. yes, a little bit cooler with the onshore breeze but i should imagine that should be quite refreshing if you are finding this heat is just a little stifling. if you are heading to the coast where may feel fresher, the levels of uv arejust as may feel fresher, the levels of uv are just as high. may feel fresher, the levels of uv arejust as high. in may feel fresher, the levels of uv are just as high. in fact, may feel fresher, the levels of uv arejust as high. in fact, you very rarely see very high uv in the uk and that is what is forecast tomorrow again as we saw today. high sunindex tomorrow again as we saw today. high sun index if you like, even around the coasts where it is cooler. so then through tomorrow evening and overnight, the heat remains with us. we have that south—easterly breeze and then it becomes quite oppressive in the west with these thundery downpours arriving. very uncomfortable weather. there will be some fairly significant southern storms we think, some severe wea

hello, good evening, a lovely day across the northern half of the uk today, 20 degrees in highland scotland cloud across this pa rt and kinross. more cloud across this part of scotland tomorrow. today, cloud at painting in devon and we have been on the edge of some rain so near have been on the edge of some rain so near yet so far, most of the rain across the isles of scilly and into the channel islands, trying to move up the channel islands, trying to move up from the south, not going to make it. more cloud across northern england and then the cloud is more broken further north for a while, cloud coming across eastern scotland bringing drizzle overnight. the cloud filtering into north—east england. pretty chilly in the countryside, you can see the rain cleared the channel islands by the end of the night. sunday, we have more cloud across northern scotland, north—east scotland where we could see light drizzle here and there and the cloud may filter through into the cloud may filter through into the central belt of scotland. a semi—staff in northern ireland, north—west england and north wale

weather front bringing the first part of the change. 28 or 29 on the cards across the northern half of highlandarts of northern ireland, north wales, north—west england and london we could see the highest temperatures but it is hot everywhere. on the coast where it feels more refreshing the uv index is still high and unusually we have very high levels across southern parts of england at the moment and those continue through friday and thenit those continue through friday and then it is all change. on saturday it will not be as much. low pressure, thundery, it is difficult to give the finite details. north—western scotland having a pretty wet and thundery day. there will be some down ports in england but ahead and behind there will be pleasa nt but ahead and behind there will be pleasant weather as there will be in eastern scotland. sunday we have freshened up across the northern half of the uk, showers moving away, a gradual improving picture but still heat and humidity. the next break down through the latter part of sunday and into monday and elsewhere we have pressure weather. we will keep yo

this was enjoyed in highland scotland. barely a cloud in the sky here. temperatures will drop away. we will pick up sea fog near the north—east coast of england and scotland. a warmer night in the south. not as oppressive in the south. not as oppressive in the south because there is more breeze as we head into friday morning. that will have the effect of lifting the temperatures in similar areas to today. this change a foot later on. the showers not too far away from the west of northern ireland. for the west of northern ireland. for the daylight, fine, dry and hot. we will exceed today's temperatures by a degree or to to the north. london as well. the north sea coast will be cool at this time of year, that will temper the feel. it won't be as hot. if you are finding this heat sultry you can head to the coast. that said even on the coast, where it is cooler, these uv index is as high. #23450ush unusually high levels across southern #23450ush unusually high levels across southern areas. #23450ush unusually high levels across southern areas. that is unusua

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this weather front has been producing rain across scotland, through this evening confined to the highlandshowers in northern ireland, but fading away overnight, clear skies, a dry night. gentle south—easterly winds will stop things from dropping too much. rural areas will be into single figures, double figures in towns and cities. high pressured to the east, low pressure to the west, dragging in southerly, warmer air. the complication comes from the cold front which will bring more cloud across northern ireland, occasional rain, the odd heavier burst, pushing into the islands of western scotland. really, for most of you, a fine start to monday, long sunny spells across southern and eastern areas, patchy cloud in the west, a little bit of cloud building here and there, cloud will be hazy in western areas. first of rain over western areas. first of rain over western scotland, the odd shower further east. temperatures in northern scotland limited to the low teens, but further south it will feel even warmer than this afternoon, temperatures widely into the 20s for england and wales, mid 20s in