blanca: en su segunda visita en el long highland desde que ocupa la presidencia donald trump volviÓ apermite permanecer en el Área y que programas de ingreso legal como asilo y el paso de menores no acompaÑados contribuyen segÚn el presidente a que estÉn aquÍ. " ellos matan, violan y controlan son mÁs de 10.000 alrededor del paÍs, y mÁs de 2000 los maras que viven en long highland" 25 jÓvenes han sido asesinados por los maras aquÍ. carlota flores y su esposo perdieron a su hijo de 15 aÑos, la policÍa tardÓ siete meses en encontrar sus restos. >> los policÍas no hacían nada para encontrar a mi hijo. blanca: ustedes fueron muchas veces a la policÍa >> muchas veces todos los dÍas. blanca dos. para ello sin embargo llamar animales a quien mataron a su hijo, no es apropiado. >> yo no le llamarÍa animales, le llamarÍa terrorismo domÉstico. blanca: a las afuera de donde se encontraba el presidente, decenas de manifestantes decÍa que trump sÓlo busca colocar al en la misma categorÍa los indocumentados con los miembros de las maras. >> esas expresiones no deberÍan venir un presidente esto como

Éstas me reporte y aquÍ estamos al costado de la preparatoria highland.cierto hubo rumores de otro tiroteo en la escuela primaria manzanita. a siete millas de aquÍ. pero por fortuna los rumores resultaron falsos. caro: te agradecemos por esta informaciÓn y me quedo pendiente de las imÁgenes que mostraba juan carlos de la madre y la hija cuando se encuentrandespuÉs de estos momentos tan tensos adentro de la escuela y es realmente preocupante. javier: un tiroteo mÁs en california. oiga se, tan sÓlo instantes el presidente trump terminÓ su gran anuncio sobre el plan para reducir los precios de las medicinas. incluye aumentar la competencia mejorar la transparencia en el complejo proceso de fijar precios por parte de las farmacÉuticas. el presidente dijo que el objetivo era ahorrarlesdinero a millones de consumidores en todo el paÍs. sin embargo como su propuesta excluye el poder de que Él tiene y del programa federal de medic care. para precios mejores que el mismo presidente trump habÍa prometido durante su propia campaÑa. caro: en esta rueda de prensa que

. 0n north of scotland and the north—west highlands.loud than stay across the south and east but still bright, strong sunshine, thin cloud north and west so better chance of brightness coming through and lifting the temperature is a little on today's. the wolves will continue to build this weekend away from the north—west where it could stay quite cool and breezy for much of the time. you're watching beyond 100 days. the president holds a prayer is that moments after admitting he paid off a porn star. contrast is certainly a little jarring but mr trump still insists he never had an affair with stormy daniels. but his legal strategy is up in the air after his new lawyer rudy giuliani admitted to a payment that mr trump had previously denied knowing anything about. it's ok, we are confused him too. reports in washington that three americans held in a labour camp in north korea could be released soon. the president tweets "stay tuned". also on the programme. half a million people killed. millions of lives shattered. and so much of syria an

en palmdale a norte de los Ángeles california, ante la denuncia de 2 estudiantes de la secundaria highlandalguien empujando un arma con la que pud haber disparado la policÍa del condado de los Ángeles, a confirmado que hay una persona hospitalizada con una herida en el brazo y que estÁ estable. puede seguir esta noticia de noticias telemundo.com y esta tarde en al rojo vivo y en noticias telemundo. en mÁs informaciÓn. la violencia continÚa en nicaragua, un

blue skies overhead, 27 degrees high in the highlands. return tools eastern coats of scotland. one or two showers will keep going, humid start a bank holiday monday in the south, with temperature is in the mid

defacto coalition partners to resume his government saying it's going to a publisher white paper on highlands future it's not a white paper on arlin's future it's a white paper which will outline the government's position on a whole range of issues which it has to negotiate with the. i think decision. and just hang a lot more detail and it's quite

warm wave have sunshine. 25 in the highlands. a little cooler down the east coast.or north—east scotland, low cloud. more severe storms pushing up from france, lightning, the risk of flooding, gusty winds. humid night in southern areas. a few showers lingering into sunday morning. potentially drifting to northern ireland. wales, central and southern england, most likely to seek thunderstorms on sunday. sunshine in between. the northern half of the country having another fine day. way that sunshine, another lovely warm one. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: counting has begun in ireland's referendum on abortion, with exit polls suggesting a vote of more than 2—1 in favour of relaxing the law — the official result is expected this evening. the no campaign has already admitted defeat. a government programme to protect afghan interpreters who helped british troops has been condemned by mps as an utter failure offering no meaningful assurances of protection. he scrapped the talks on thursday — now president trump suggests his nuclear summit with the north korean l

highlands.nshine at times in swansea. in swansea. some thunderstorms never too far away. a difficult one to get right. right. more severe storms move water from northern france. northern france. position to literally, but we could see flash flooding, lightning,. see flash flooding, lightning,. in the countryside in december figures. —— into single figures. showers across england and wales overnight. overnight. they blossom once again to the southern half of the country. to the southern half of the country. some could be severe through the afternoon. afternoon. gaps in between, some sunshine, some people will stay dry. sunshine, some people will stay dry. brighter in the south—west. lovely day at specially across western scotland. western scotland. had we compare with europe? with europe? iberia into france, parts of germany and alpine regions. and alpine regions. sunshine and comparable temperatures to ours. to ours. england, scotland scotland, northern ireland. ireland. still some drier brighte

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and the islands of scotla nd highlands and the islands of scotland and elsewhere by promising.otland commies in northern ireland so temperatures responding into the high teens. he could see a degree or two higher in the southeast than we had today with 17. for the bank holiday weekend warmer still particularly across england and wales, but does let dry for most. high pressures keeping weather fronts mostly at bay, brushing to the northwest at times and the other thing we're doing is losing the atla ntic airflow thing we're doing is losing the atlantic airflow right across at the moment picking up this warmer air, drierairas moment picking up this warmer air, drier air as well so that in itself would indicate a bit more sunshine to come as well but cloud amounts will always be the bane for the next few days. saturday for example could be low cloud, first thing and then the fungi will burn its way through because it is quite strong now, the sunshine and we will be lovely warmth. but with the approach of the weather system in the northwest it is bound to get cooler, cloudy or wet

we have been enjoying some cracking whether this bank holiday in the highlands.and some ongoing at the moment. severe storms in north wales, pushing towards somerset and south wales. if you're off to the biggest weekend in swansea it will be wept for the next few hours that things will improve. we're still going to season further showers the day and anything from north wales to the midlands, nowhere near the intensity or widespread nature of last night. some big gaps in between. greater manchester, liverpool, merseyside areas, as well as through manchester but it will brighten up and feel humid in the south. after some rain in the next few hours, sunshine overhead. coventry, the chance of one or two isolated showers. blue skies overhead, 27 degrees high in the highlands. return tools eastern coats of scotland. one or two showers will keep going, humid start a bank holiday monday in the south, with temperature is in the mid teens. big bank holiday monday itself, isolated showers, most places will be dry, if you see a shower you could just pop up in parts of south

highland high school in palmdale put on lockdown. >> multiple calls on a shooting at highland high. >> she called me and said mom there's a shooter. what do we do? >> reporter: the wounded student driven to the hospital. the suspect just 14 found later at a nearby shopping mall. he was take engineer away in a police cruiser. terrifying parents and students finally reunited hours later. law enforcement officials tell me if it's determined the rifle was left unsecured by that 14-year-old boy's parents. they could be prosecuted. david? >> matt, thank you. >>> tonight we're hearing from the woman on the southwest flight sitting two seats away from that mother and wife sucked out of that plane and pulled back in, but she didn't survive. what she and two other passengers did to get her back in the plane. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: passengers on that southwest plane were just 20 minutes into their flight when shrapnel from a broken engine blasts through a window. >> and almost immediately i felt the rush of wind. >> reporter: passenger jennifer riordan was being sucked from he

that is highland high school. also in palmdale.hem. it is happening in north central los angeles county, about an hour northeast of los angeles. but, again, reports of one person in custody at the high school and the elementary school in question has been searched and cleared. >>> in san francisco, doctors and parents are rallying behind proposition e that would ban the sale of flavored tobacco products. a big concern is vaping products. supporters think that companies are targeting minors with flavors. the products are typically smoked through what looks like kind of a thumb drive. supporters of the measure say it protects children. >> they contain high levels of nicotine and nicotine is extremely addictive. this is particularly a problem for kids because we know that the brain is still developing until you're about 25 years old. >> and the kids are giving into peer pressure and they're smoking a tobacco pro dub. but they don't see it as that because it is candy flavored. and this proposition will eliminate any candy flavored prod

between the two in the heart of the highlands he'll be visiting tell us on the frontline. she beat those all costs she put it up to get what we give an aussie since my first visit to yemen two years ago i think that the international community has significantly underestimated the degree of the stabilisation of pain and suffering caused by the war in yemen and their pride to relegate the situation to the second or third rank of the international conflict series so that's why i've returned here determined to try and redress the imbalance to some extent between the lack of international attention and the huge humanitarian needs of the last year he wanted us to and i believe those wanting money to. pay joe mauer is one of the few people today who is able to talk with all the protagonists in the conflict from the recognised political leaders down to the militias. spectrums. during this journey from the south to the north the war will go silent as if suspended. six hectic days with no respite travelling to the heart of a conflict that we know so little about. it all started on s

half way between the two in the heart of the highlands he'll be visiting on the frontline. sheet to feed those awful perceive it up to be at what we have been see since my first visit to yemen two years ago i think that the international community has significantly underestimated the degree of destabilization of pain and suffering caused by the war in yemen and they've tried to relegate the situation to the second or third rank of the international conflict last years so that's why i've returned here determined to try and regress the imbalance to some extent between the lack of international attention and the huge humanitarian needs that the last year and i think getting us to the to live for those wanting money to. one of the few people. i heard it all started on september twenty first two thousand and fourteen. to the surprise of observers the. religious political movement took control of the capital . declared a revolution against what they called government corruption and in just. the battle lines were. supported by. loyal to former president. he'd found allies to help

>> reporter: from the copper canyon apartments in highlands ranch, colorado. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporteriting for them? 37-year-old army veteran matthew reel. >> matthew, come out! >> reporter: he has a history of mental health issues. >> matt, come out! matt, come out of the room now! >> reporter: and unknown to them, a loaded ar-15 rifle. >> open the door! sheriff's office! [ gunfire ] >> shots fired, shots fired! >> my name's taylor davis. i just decided i wanted to do more for our community. >> my name is michael doyle. i know i can't change the world, but i can at least change my corner of it. >> jeff pelly. just something i wanted to do since i was little. hadn't thought about doing anything else. >> dave byer. i first got into law enforcement through the military police. i was 19 years old, thought it sounded like a good idea. >> reporter: their graveyard shift had started at 9:00 p.m. on december 30th. it was a quiet night. >> i remember kind of looking forward to that night. you know. get in there, get it done. >> i personally had plans for a new year's eve party, let's just hav

still wet across the highlands, ireland and northern ireland. brightness towards country to —— audi down. this 20 celsius across south—east scotland, 2a parts of england and wales. the midlands, wealth and the south—west, could be heavy and sundry. one or two showers possible, a lot of dry and fine weather to come. take care. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the royal family has thanked the public after thousands of people lined the streets of windsor to celebrate the marriage of prince harry and meghan markle. the biggest overhaul of rail timetables for decades began today, affecting half a million passengers. some commuters have complained of delays to their services. chelsea football club owner roman abramovich faces delays in renewing his uk visa. reports suggest his investor visa expired three weeks ago. china has promised to buy more from america, in a joint statement issued by the two countries in an attempt to avert a trade war. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. it's funny but i'd always reckoned the oil—rich abu dha

highlands was as part of course. one he counts donington disdain said standing stock poor now. because of a viral political adult humble off the top of the media and off the wall street other ballpark so please talk to me it was actually one of the last artist with us out of you know going to simply go get out of the local pub see. the story at all me through all costs to strike with crews could all go. on his so. called course plus we'll turn our back to the target. ok when she sees her you could fall in the routine. and you can become a scene. in time for van to. put in lives by two things by his emotion and he is. in the long term he places a very long going east so to speak. long distance rather than politics and that's the way they underestimate. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternatives but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and a huge amount of pressure come out you have to communicate to the center of the beach but how w

the north—west highlands and islands, and the northern isles, some occasional rain.night into monday morning. high pressure still dominating across england and

in the north—west highlands of scotla nd in the north—west highlands of scotland they will have the bests largely dry at the moment, lots of sunshine around through the day and wherever you are, once the sunshine is out, it is going to feel pretty warm. it feels like a club sandwich, a bit of everything. you can't have plain sailing on a bank holiday weekend in the uk! when the bosses of tsb decided to switch over the high street bank's it systems five weeks ago they could not, in their worst nightmares, have predicted the chaos that would follow. thousands of customers are still unable to access their accounts online and now the bank has admitted it is seeing an increase in fraud. paul lewis from radio 4's money box has been speaking to some of the victims. it's been a right carry on! is quite incredible is still not sorted. right carry on is perhaps a kind way of putting it. i think perhaps chaos might bea of putting it. i think perhaps chaos might be a better one. the thing we are seeing which is worrying, is a growing number of people who are being robbed, basically, their money is b

low cloud over parts of scotland. 27 degrees as the high over the highlands. the from love thunder overnight. low cloud becoming the main feature with skies above eastern scotland. some eastern coastal counties will see cloudy throughout. elsewhere, lots of sunshine. in the sunshine, it will feel warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines. it looks to be back on. preparations for a summit next month with north korean leader kimjong—un and president trump, are going ahead as originally planned. cancellations and delays to flights at stansted airport after a lightning strike which hit across southern england knocked out the aircraft fuelling system. senior politicians call for northern ireland's strict abortion laws to be relaxed as voters in the irish republic overwhelmingly back change in a referendum. organisers of the dance music mutiny festival in portsmouth cancel the event, after two people died there in separate incidents. the government is considering whether to expand england's network of national parks and areas of outstanding natural beauty. the marriag

the most frequent rain in the highlands and hebrides and occasionally 0rkney and shetland 's, but only on sunday night we will see the rain pepping up again in northern ireland and northern and western scotla nd ireland and northern and western scotland because of this weather front. high pressure still in the south and east, but low pressure in iberia will edge to us and have an impact later. for the time being a wet start in the north—west of scotland, the west of northern ireland but the rain moves back into the atlantic through the day although it will stay wet in the hebrides. another long sunny day for most other parts, but as the low pressure develops in iberia, we could see some isolated showers or thunderstorms developing in the south and east. isolated and that will be the case for the rest of the week but for many, a trite week ahead and when the sun is out it will feel pleasantly warm. goodbye for now. —— dry week. this is world news today. i'm ben bland. our top stories... the kiss that says we're husband and wife — britain's prince harry marries his american fiancee, megh

temperatures in the sunshine could peak around 26, highlands and scotland most favoured.liday weekend but with high pressured to the north, we will always have easterly winds, largely speaking that will bring the low cloud as well. low—pressure closer to the south means the reintroduction of a few thundery showers on tuesday in southernmost part of the uk. most though will be dry. not quite as warm but if you are half term break, only one or two isolated showers in the forecast, most dry with sunny spells. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10am: it looks to be back on. preparations for a summit next month with north korean leader kimjong—un and president trump, are going ahead as originally planned. cancellations and delays to flights at stansted airport after a lightning strike which hit across southern england knocked out the aircraft fuelling system. senior politicians call for northern ireland's strict abortion laws to be relaxed as voters in the irish republic overwhelmingly back change in a referendum. the government is considering whether to expand england's netwo

highland high school in palmdale put on lockdown. >> she called me and said mom there's a shooter. what do we >> reporter: the suspect found at a nearby shopping mall. law enforcement officials tell me if it's determined the rifle was left unsecured by that 14-year-old boy's parents. they could be prosecuted. >> matt, thank you. . >>> tonight we're hearing from the woman on the southwest flight sitting two seats away from that mother sucked back in and she didn't survive. what she and two other passengers did to get her back in the plane. >> reporter: passengers on that southwest plane were just 20 minutes into their flight when shrapnel from a broken engine blasts through a window. >> and almost immediately i felt the rush of wind. >> reporter: passenger jennifer riordan was being sucked from her window seat. held only by her seatbelt. hollie mackey sitting two seats away. what did you see? >> the bottom part of her rib cage was out the window. i had leaned over to try to pull jennifer in. >> reporter: between the two women, a young teenaged girl. >> she got her hands right in the

north—west highlands and scotland, as is the case all weekend.bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at midday. the main group opposing the relaxation of ireland's strict abortion law concedes that it's lost the referendum by an overwhelming margin. women should have the choice for a safe abortion, simple as that. i don't think we should have to be looked upon that the only reason you can have an abortion with any light on it is if we are attacked. this is a referendum on the right to life. we all have a right to life. nobody would vote away somebody else's right to live. "an utter failure" — mps say measures supposed to protect afg ha n interpreters who assisted british troops have failed to help any of them relocate to britain the owners of high street chain boots are accused of over—charging the nhs and exploiting patients by selling medicines at inflated prices. five weeks after disruptions were first reported, some tsb customers are still having problems making payments online. countdown to kick—off, as liverpool fans pour into kiev

this is the scene earlier on in the highlands where you could save 27 degrees.we have had a few sins butjust show you where the radar charts the current storms. one through oxfordshire into mid wales and another in north wales and anglesey. it looks clear behind, that will be a case for the time being we could see one or two more thunderstorms through. you'll also notice that his only a small portion of the country. we will see one to develop in their wa ke we will see one to develop in their wake but the southwest and southern parts of wales, a better day compared with yesterday and much of northern england, scotland with less in the way of low cloud around the coast. 27 as i said in the highlands, 27 in parts london too. for continuing coverage of the biggest weekend, swansea is in the clear, coventry though once the chance of a few showers. will rumble on into tonight. for the majority it will be a night. low cloud. drifting through in towards the midlands. made muggy night in the midlands. bank holiday monday, the good news is for the vast majority there wil

in the highlands was as political or tied to one he counts donington disdain said standing stock poor now. because of a virus on the gulf of the off the top to meet on a closely held the ball park so please tell me if you think it was a joke on other stuff just want us out of you're going to see if they don't get out of the complex enough. to sell it all may not be all close to a strike i'm going to school at all to know that i go for opening for our golf on you so. let's throw out the call course plus we'll turn our back to the target gets out. she said before in the. least if anything becomes in. time for venting. welcome back to cross talk we're all things we consider. discussing trumps foreign policy. let me go back to georgia new york in interesting thing how with mccrone visit and when we have about to resume her. domestic crisis is at home we i'm thinking of the salisbury alleged chemical weapons attack then we had the attack on syria and it really into is interesting to me how they talk about syria now we had mccrone he said france and the u. u.s. and allies to quote build syr

we could see 26 or 27 celsius in the highlands, though.a bit cooler on the east coast thanks to more in the way in from the east again. showers tending to diet although a few in the south and east, temperatures staying in double figures. it will be a fairly humid night to come. further showers on the way through tuesday and wednesday but it will stay warm with temperatures in the mid—20s for many and some good spot of sunshine. —— good spells of sunshine. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: flash flooding hits parts of the midlands and wales, after some areas experience more than a month's rainfall injustan hour. talks resume between us and north korean officials on a possible leaders‘ summit — after donald trump says he sees "great potential" in the north's future the labour partyjoins calls to change abortion laws in northern ireland, following a referendum in the republic of ireland. now on bbc news, in a newsbeat documentary, me sufferer emma donohoe investigates how young people cope with the debilitating illness. it doesn't both

isle of man and in the highlands, 27 celsius.ing and the rain moving back into east anglia. rain moving back into east anglia. drier later and maybe see some late sunshine. sunshine. eastern scotland and another lovely day for northern ireland. day for northern ireland. showers perhaps heading towards scotland and northern ireland. scotland and northern ireland. much win to move things around with humid air. humid air. the midlands and east anglia as well. well. thunder and lightning and the possibility of localised flooding. possibility of localised flooding. the end of the week is to push everything further north. everything further north. wales, not as wet, generally dry, sunshine around. sunshine around. ireland, there will be slow—moving and heavy and thundery downpours. and heavy and thundery downpours. arrives in scotland and northern ireland for a while. ireland for a while. for most of england and wales it may be dry. england and wales it may be dry. warm sunshine and temperatures in the low to mid 20s. the low to mid 20

they were against the law, highlander was always under threat from the authorities but highlander proceededeorgia, gilmore, georgia gilmore was a cook, what she did, she and friends, she particularly started the club from nowhere, what they did was raise money to support the boycott. this was a threat to livelihood and life. they called it the club from nowhere. most people knew who they were. she and her, she and the people she worked with persisted and they raised money to support the movement. so i'm always saying that when you're movement oriented not just personally oriented, you find ways to move social justice forward. georgia gilmore did that. rosa parks, rosa parks you may not know. you see the sign on highlander, i showed that. that's the rosa parks, the young rosa parks that people think of. i should mention as secretary of naacp, she didn't take dictation, she might have done that, i don't know that. what she always did was she investigated lynchings and rapes, mrs. rosa parks just before she died. daisy beats. head of naacp, integration of central high school, the students are

but cnn also spoke with ricky munoz, 23 years old, older brother of two students who go to highland high school and a nearby middle school, and what he told cnn is that he was dropping off his brothers, between 7:05 and 7:09 and a minute later i got a call he said from them saying that there were gunshots. he said he heard at least one gunshot, then he was told by his brother that they saw a person come out of the bathroom, fire two shots, and that is when all of the kids started running. again, l.a. sheriff county department as well as the fire department responding to reports of a man with a gun, shots fired, eyewitnesses from the school saying indeed shots were fired, one believes that it is still an active shooter situation. we do know from schools in the area at least three schools, cotton wood elementary school, across a baseball field from the high school, they're on lockdown and a school across the state, the intermediary school on lockdown as well as octo tio elementary school, that's 1.9 miles away. they're also on lockdown. just to situate this for our viewers. you see on the

temperatures and part of the highlands, 36. —— in parts of the. —— of the highlands, 36. —— in partsing else. cloud around. a possible shower. tonight and monday, clouds gathering in the east of the country. a misty start to the morning. clear skies towards the south and west. morning sunshine to start the bank holiday. the bank holiday monday. low cloud in eastern parts of england. i think most of you will have a good holiday. central and western areas in particular. warm with strong sunshine. more call with cloud. —— cool sunshine. more call with cloud. —— cool. not a bad bank holiday monday. low pressure in western parts of europe going further north. high pressure holding on for the vast majority for tuesday. the return to work, dry. breaking up. thunderstorms in southern counties of england and wales. pleasantly warm in the sunshine but not as hot as it has been. that is it. back to both of you. that looks good. 25 in scotla nd both of you. that looks good. 25 in scotland on monday?” both of you. that looks good. 25 in scotland on monday? i like his new graphics. the lightning l

sheriff's deputies rushed to highland high school in palmdale.shot and wounded in the arm but is expected to fully recover. a 14-year-old was arrested. a gun was recovered by authorities. there was also a call about a possible shooting an elementary school nearby, but nothing was found. both of those schools have now been cleared. the investigation continues.'s be mac >>> and early-morning police shooting in san francisco is being investigated, it happened about 1:00 this morning. the police were investigating a car brokerage near steiner and garrick. one person was detained but another person ran away. that suspect got into a car, and ran into two police cars. a police officer fired a shot but no one was hit. the suspect was eventually captured at civic center plaza and was arrested. a police officer was injured, but was treated and then released. >>> the defendant and oakland's ghost ship warehouse fire case, derek lamanna and max harris are in court this morning, asking a judge to release them from jail. their chartÃbut they are charged with 3

don't come to highland high school.nately, it has come to this again to bring you this breaking news. of course, as soon as we get more information on this high school shooting, we'll bring it to you here on "america's newsroom." >> the democrats who are just obstructionists, that's all they can do, the democrats have had a lock on the hispanic vote. and they've had a lock on the african-american vote. no longer. no longer. >> bill: so president trump trying to make the case that democrats are trying to block his agenda even when they agree with him. the president calling out senate minority leader chuck schumer on twitter. here we go. senator, crying chuck schumer fought hard against the bad iran deal even going at it with president obama and then voted against it. now he said he should not have terminated the deal. he doesn't really believe that. same with comey, he thought he was terrible until i fired him. senator schumer hitting back by tweeth the #thebest which is a reference to first lady melania's reference of o

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further north, the odd one pops up across the highland, for much of northern england, you are in foreasantly warm one, 21 or 22 degrees, perfect for you. —— perfect for me, i don't know about you. towards the south—western quarter, the heavy showers and thunderstorms, a lot of heavy surface water, a lot of spray, another muggy night especially in the south. if you are on the move on friday, there could well be some localised flooding and some disruption. bbc local radio usually a really good source for this sort of information, because it is not so much about wales and the western side of england, though the showers will be really punchy here, but this is really different to what you have had of late, parts of scotland, northern ireland as well. still pretty humid, pretty close fair, still some low cloud to be had around these particularly eastern shores. as we get on into the weekend, a similar sort of mix to friday, heavy showers concentrating on the north, some sunshine in the south, feeling pretty warm but still with one or two patches of coastal mist and fog. so there again, rat

sunniest of all in the north—west highlands of scotland, as is the case all weekend.nny and warm once again. hello and welcome to dateline, where each week some of the uk's best known columnists debate the weeks big stories with journalists whose dateline is london, as they report those events to the world beyond. this week: the irish vote to end the constitutional ban on abortion; we find out what some say is the price of brexit; and has north korea blinked first? with me are: henry chu, international editor at the us magazine, variety. alex deane, a british conservative commentator. agnes poirier of the french magazine, marianne; and the irish broadcaster, brian 0'connell.

highlands and in the northwest for a while before fading away later in the day.n thursday for the northern half of the uk, 15 to 18 and the south—east. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. we begin this lunchtime with world champion mark williams. keys says he thought his career had ended five years ago before he went on to claim his third title at the crucible last night, he beatjohn higgins 18—16 in the thrilling final becoming the oldest world snooker champion of 13 years. his last title was in 2003. the welshman failed to even qualify for the championship last year but this season he has claimed the northern ireland open and the german masters. he says he can't explain the turnaround. to think i'm going to have a season like this next season is probably a bit silly of me to think i will carry on this form, and the run. but you know, if i turn up next season and i play like an absolute fish, then i can't grumble! this season has just made up for my last 15 y

in the highlands, it could reach 27.h such as london could reach 28 and in holland park in london, it is so tranquil but there are lots of beasties around. in the south today we are not immune to some thunderstorms, neither are we across east anglia and wales. through the course of the weekend in the space of 2a hours, we had over 100,000 lightning strikes. again we could see, from the thunder and lightning we are expecting, some flash flooding and disruption. let's take a look at the bank holiday monday forecast. we are looking at a warm day, temperatures up to 28 celsius, asi day, temperatures up to 28 celsius, as i mentioned. there will be quite as i mentioned. there will be quite a lot of sunshine around and the risk of those thunderstorms. first thing this morning it is mild. we're looking at bridge is widely between ten and 15, 17 celsius at the moment in cumbria and southern england. where we have low cloud, mist and fog in the northern isles, we are only looking at four or five. cloud across eastern scotland, par

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the most frequent rain in the highlands and hebrides and at in orkney and shetland. sum —— a chance of a soui’. refer, only small sum —— a chance of a sour. into sunday night, the rain peps up a sour. into sunday night, the rain peps up in northern ireland and northern and western scotland. high—pressure holding on to the south and east but low—pressure blossoming in iberia and that will move in close towards us and have an impact later on. a wet start in the north—west scotland, western northern ireland, but it moves back to the atlantic through the dates although staying wet in the hebrides. most other parts, another day of sunny spells but through the afternoon as the low—pressure develops in iberia, we could see one oi’ develops in iberia, we could see one or two isolated showers or thunderstorms developing in the south and east. very isolated and not the case for the rest of the week but for many is a lot of dry whether through the week ahead and when the sun is out it will feel pleasa ntly when the sun is out it will feel pleasantly warm. goodbye. this is bbc n

sunny day with warm weather as well. sunny day with warm weather as well. degree celsius in the highlandsyear so far. was also northern ireland's warmest day of the year so far. day of the year so far. torrential falls of rain across england. across parts of kent. continent from us across the netherlands and belgium. netherlands and belgium. massive strong crowds. we can —— a strong crowds. crowds. we can track the rain coming in. in. it will come in across east anglia and the midlands. anglia and the midlands. heavy rain across southern england. a lot of lightning. lightning. you may see flash writing as well. —— lightning. it will be muggy in the south. changes in the next two days. area of high pressure being settled to the north of the uk clears way. to the north of the uk clears way. that weather more by shoving the showers further northwards. showers further northwards. of clout around for england and wales. heavy sundre bursts of rain. heaviest across northern england. —— thunder bursts. thunder bursts. northern ireland with highest locally into the high 20s. locally into the high

to be proud of. of this town. in the scheme too. particularly across the western isles and in the highlandsoss scotland to see how successful it will be. on the street, change can't come soon enough. i would really like to have some neighbours, you know? as we are at the moment. now involves many more. not to pass the buck. streets and bring life back into the centre of their towns. this weekend to symbolise peace and hope returning to the city. in march the meaning has changed, as andy howard reports. sometimes the simple things are the most effective. most effective. thousands of white paper birds fly high in salisbury. paper birds fly high in salisbury. and hope, and at the moment, this city needs both. city needs both. together, and we, it is a new beginning. beginning. please god it's a new beginning for us. beginning for us. made here, with local people's messages written inside. messages written inside. notjust in the cathedral where the salisbury doves are in flight. salisbury doves are in flight. have come together too, and the flock is growing all the time. flock is growing all th

which is a 27 celsius in highland scotland.ssure and spiralling bands of cloud, you can see how that grows in the rain moves back into the south—east and east anglia. that rain will move northwards and head towards northern england and the midlands, across towards wales, allowing the south—east of the uk to become drier later and see some late sunshine. misty for a while with some heavy and thundery rain and more cloud for eastern scotland but one more day of warmth and sunshine for western scotla nd warmth and sunshine for western scotland and another lovely day for northern ireland. the rain will continue to drift northwards. some showers perhaps heading towards scotla nd showers perhaps heading towards scotland and northern ireland. they will dry off across england and wales but still rather misty, not a lot of wind to move things around, so lot of wind to move things around, so temperatures of12— lot of wind to move things around, so temperatures of 12— 1a degrees. while there will be more powerful scotla nd while there wil

goodbye. of man and in the highlands, scotland with 27 celsius yet again.e south. closer to lower pressure and the spiralling bands of cloud. into the south—east and east anglia. england, the midlands and across towards wales. and maybe see some late sunshine. thundery rain and more cloud the eastern scotland. lovely day for northern ireland too. this rain will continue to drift its way northwards. showers perhaps heading toward scotland and northern ireland. not much wind to move things around. still humid air, so temperatures of 12 to 1a degrees. maybe the odd shower. and towards east anglia as well. possibility of some more localised flooding too. bit further north. should be generally dry. there will be some sunshine around, very warm and muggy air. we will get some slow—moving, heavy and thundery downpours. and northern ireland for a while. here on saturday. for most of england and wales, it might be dry. in the low to mid 20s once again. thunderstorms remains. the weather pattern not changing significantly. large parts of the uk will be dry with some

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