northern ireland, and the north of scotland actually getting off to a fairly decent 14 degrees there in invernessf eastern england, east anglia, the east midlands, down into the south—east, here should be a fine start, good spells of sunshine, temperatures up at around 15 or 16 degrees at 8:00am in the morning. central, southern england in fine shape, and a lot of sunshine across the south—west of england, too. but a few showers even at this early stage, and as we go on through the day, those showers will become quite widespread right across the map. some places will see more showers than others. some places could see shower after shower after shower, perhaps with hail and thunder. other places might well avoid the showers, and stay dry, that most likely down towards the south—east of england. here we'll see the highest temperatures, as well, 23 degrees in london. a much cooler, fresherfeel further north and west. now, as we go on through tuesday night and into the early hours of wednesday, most places will turn dry, with some clear spells. but then another change out west, this band of rainjust

but from aberdeen to inverness, and up into caithness and sutherland, the northern isles, it should stay some spells of sunshine here. a bit of brightness, perhaps, for north—west england. most of northern england saying cloudy, with some patchy rain. dry for much of the day in east anglia, but that will change into the evening, because rain will really set in across south—west england and east anglia during wednesday evening, wednesday night and into thursday. at the same time, you can follow our weather front into northern scotland. once the rain arrives here, it will hang around for quite some time. but for most of us, first thing on thursday morning, we are back to square one. low pressure in charge, a mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers during thursday will be heaviest when you are closer to the centre of the area of low pressure, so parts of scotland and northern ireland. here, we will see heavy showers, with hail and some thunder. quite slow—moving, as well, because winds will be light. so for northern england, the midlands, further south and east, rather more in the way

actually getting off to a fairly decent start with some spells of sunshine. 14 degrees there in inverness, east anglia, the east midlands, down into the south—east, here should be a fine start, good spells of sunshine, temperatures are around 15 or 16 degrees at 8am in the morning. central, southern england in fine shape and a lot of sunshine across the of england too but a few showers even at this early stage. and as we go on through the day, those showers will become quite widespread right across the map. some places will see more showers than others. some places could see shower after shower after shower, perhaps with hail and thunder. other places might well avoid the showers and stay dry. that most likely down towards the south—east of england. here we'll see the highest temperatures as well, 23 degrees in london. a much cooler, fresherfeel further north and west. as we go on through tuesday night and into the early hours of wednesday, most places will turn dry with some clear spells but then another change out west, this band of rainjust beginning to work into the south—west of engl

i believe the fed was that truck inver refusing to accelerate 2009, 2010, in 2011. i think we could have had a quicker recovery in the cadet changed a lot, politics, conversations on what is important. host: back to your paper from the mercatus center, you say we based saidss monetary policy, which is? somethingmeans you do on a consistent and predictable manner, so investors know what is coming. said this not need -- the fed does not need to know the future, but we should be able to predict what the fed will do in different circumstances. so if it gets weak, it will get hot, so we should have some sense of what they would do in a reliable basis. another context in that is what lacks in that area, the quantity easing program, we are very make it up as we go along. if you watch fed press releases and meetings, it is very much, what does a fed officials say? yellen's lastnet word, and it should not be that way. it should be, know the rules and follow it. be clear, not every rule is a good one. you went to have a good rule in conjunction with it being implemented. host

dry for a time in scotland, and northern england starting with some decent sunshine. 14 degrees in inverness into the south—east, a fine start with good spells of sunshine. temperatures at about 15 or 16 degrees at 8am in the morning. central and southern england in fine shape and a lot of venture in the south—west as well. but a few showers even at this early stage. as we go through the day, those showers will become widespread, right across the map. some places will see more showers than others — some will see shower after shower after shower, perhaps with hail and thunder. other places might avoid the showers and stay dry. that will mostly be in the south—east of england. there we will see the warmest temperatures. 23 in london. cooler and fresher north and west. going through tuesday and into the early hours of wednesday, most places will turn dry with some clear spells. this mist works into the south—west of england and into wales. could be some gales in the south—west. this area of low pressure is pushing in, bringing tightly squeezed isobars, signalling strong and gusty winds. wednesd

this is the water rising to the very top of the inverness levee. >> it's been creeping higher and higherhomes only feet away from here placed under mandatory evacuation orders overnight. and dozens of businesses are coming to the aid of those devastated by the floods water. producing 50,000 cans of water for victims in baton rouge. the beermaker has done the same thing during other natural disaster. >> walmart is also helping out sending about 800 truckloads of supplies to areas in need. meanwhile, amazon and whole foods plan to match up to $1 million in donations to the red cross. >>> and we have good news about a group of women who were flooded out of their assisted living center in dickinson, texas. >> they've now been rescued. here they are safe, warm and dry at a different facility. the photo taken by the volunteer resc29th. thanks for waking up with good morning washington. get ready to grab your umbrella. there is a lot you need to know in your stormwatch weather forecast. first-- here is a quick look at some of today's other top stories. thousands of people evacuating in texas, a

on the invers. >> reporter: tonight, a florida vacation resort turned into a crime scene. a suspect caught on surveillance video gesturing with a hand to the throat, moments before the killings at this luxury hotel surrounded by white sand beaches. 2:41 a.m. friday. watch as authorities say the suspect -- wearing a mask and holding a gun -- walks into the lobby. a short time later, leaving with drawers from a cash register, after killing 51-year-old security guard kevin carter and 59-year-old night manager timothy hurley. >> he was my uncle and he raised me as my own and he has a heart of gold. >> reporter: residents here stunned. >> it's unreal, unheard of for this island. i think this is one of the most secure cities in america. >> reporter: guests on vacation here forced to stay elsewhere. >> it's crazy. the last place you expect it. >> reporter: police tell abc news there may be a second suspect. >> any time we have individuals out there that are capable of this kind of crime, clearly other people may be a risk. >> reporter: investigators say they have a lot of evidenc

actually getting off to a fairly decent start with some spells of sunshine. 1a degrees there in invernessthe south—east, here should be a fine start, good spells of sunshine, temperatures are around 15 or 16 degrees at 8am in the morning. central, southern england in fine shape and a lot of sunshine across the of england too but a few showers even at this early stage. and as we go on through the day, those showers will become quite widespread right across the map. some places will see more showers than others. some places could see shower after shower after shower, perhaps with hail and thunder. other places might well avoid the showers and stay dry. that most likely down towards the south—east of england. here we'll see the highest temperatures as well, 23 degrees in london. a much cooler, fresherfeel further north and west. as we go on through tuesday night and into the early hours of wednesday, most places will turn dry with some clear spells but then another change out west, this band of rainjust beginning to work into the south—west of england, the south—west of wales. with that some

low of only 61 overnight in inverness. i don't get an inverness temperature.et a lema valley. then it jumps. hillsberg, low 70s. napa, glenn helen, novato. even kelseyville up there at 70 degrees. for some it is really warm. let's focus up north and put it in. lightning strikes coming out of arbuckle in the northern sacramento valley. it looks like the lightning stopped but it may pick up tonight and tomorrow. i'll show you that coming up. there has been rain in marin county. it is hit and miss. petaluma as well. over towards vallejo. sprinkles for some and light showers for others. the main story was towards the east. brentwood and concord and pleasanton and areas this morning also coming across from stockton, lodi, we had reports there of good lightning. look at this line forming on the peninsula. things have been picking up big time here. that line is forming and a really good line coming in from redwood city, palo alto. came across from fremont up to san jose. look at that. if you're under that, you might be getting good rain or reports of lightning. but t

rain, had a couple of reports of rain back over towards fairfax, crazy wind and then rain over to invernesse main line has been to the east coming in from the valley. if you take a look, there's a lot of moisture that's still streaming and there's dry airstreaming into southern california. i think eventually this will start moving this direction. you can see right there, stormtracker picks on that, so antioch, oakley have had their lightning shares, also concord last night. that's the main line. see how it's lifting northwards. it look -- northward. it looks like it's heading back over san pablo bay to parts of marin county. there's still light rain in the mix but the convective activity looks to be east and moving north. 70s and 80s. you can see a change, i saw 71 in the city about an hour ago, now 65. it depends on the wind direction. look at the temps, its 59 in omaha. we're sitting here 10, 12 degrees warmer. you don't see that all the time. tropical clouds also put a cap on the thunderstorm activity. that's the dry air beginning to move into southern california and also arizona. some b

the east bay hills, up towards novato and over towards inverness. some of the rain could be reaching the ground. over the next six hours, you can definitely see the yellows, the oranges, taper to green and then you see the green shield definitely taper also. our best chance of getting wet and seeing lightning and hearing thunder is probably behind us. here's a look at the morning commute. at least from the san mateo bridge. on the roads, some morning sprinkles. slightly humid for mass transit. and on the bay, going to be a little breezy. north of the bay bridge, as the small craft advisory is back from noon to 9:00. upper 60s along the coast. mid 70s to mid 80s around the bay. mid to upperiates in the south bay and north bay, and low to mid 90s inland today. my accuweather seven-day forecast, bye-bye humidity, bye-bye heat by sunday. welcome back to a normal august monday through thursday. hey, alexis. >> hey, i have good news for a couple trouble spots we had for most of the morning, really, in san jose. first one was a rollover crash on the northb

i don't get inverness per se on this board. bodega bay is 53. and mill valley is 58.take your pick, cloverdale, windsor, glenn helen, cooler in calistoga at 57. everybody is very, very close due to the cloud cover. there are a few breaks and holes on the peninsula. redwood shores, there are breaks in there. coast and bay in the 50s and 60s. inland has been check in the last two should bump back up into the 80s for some. upper 70s for a few. we're still below average. each day we are warming up a little bit. extensive fog made it well to the north. that was not the case yesterday. you see the spins coming down. i like to show the ripples coming down. that enhances the fog and keeps the breeze going. it will pick up in the afternoon once the fog burns back. 56 to 63. not much of a difference. 59 in half moon bay. 61 in sunnyvale. on the peninsula, cool readings but warming up quick here. menlo park 61. moss beach at 59. montero, 60. that is warmer than the last couple of morning. kind of a mild air mass. ukiah is 56. 52 up in truckee. low clouds will start to move back.

inverness was 71 yesterday. any change from that today. 60s, 70s, 80s, upper 80s to near 90. the week started off cool and windy. alex has been very busy. do you have good news, my friend? >> i do. we're seeing improvements on the commute. it started off tough. we had closures early on and issues on the freeways. now we're seeing things kind of turn into friday light situation. not a ton of people on the roads. you are going to see about a 10 to 15-minute backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. but it is not even backed up into the maze at this point. and your ride into san francisco should not be all that bad. let me show you here down in the south bay or getting into the san jose area, the ride along the sunol grade on 680, there you see it, it is moving along quite nicely. you won't have any issues getting into san jose on 680. one area of slowing that continues to be a problem. it has been this way all morning long. you can see right there very slow traffic southbound 680 coming up on marsh view road. that's be