is there are a lot of interest from the population of the isle of man in the manx parliament? er, there is. i mean, we have the same problem of apathy amongst younger people, as you do everywhere.

politics, isle of man style.est by—election in the house of lords. this report from claire gould. it's by—election time in the upper house, following the retirement of the crossbench hereditary peer lord walpole. although most of the hereditaries lost their seats in the blair reforms of 1999, some were permitted to stay. vacancies are filled by by—elections. ten candidates are standing in this contest. according to ladbrokes, this week, the early front runners are, at 2—1, the businessman and charity worker lord darling, followed at 3—1 by lord mostyn, who says he can bring some youth to the house, being only 32 years old! ranked outsider at this stage is lord cadman, at 100—1 — the only candidate not to submit a supporting statement. here is a full list of those standing. 0nly crossbench hereditaries can vote in this election. there are about 30 of them eligible this time. voting takes place onjuly the 18th, with the result announced the following day. claire gould reporting. now, with a look at what's been happ

just to the north and east of sea isle city. so it looks like if you are going to l where there could be possible rotation, and if you line that up with what we are seeing storm tracker 6 tracker 3d, you can see the hook, if you look at my magnifying glass is where there could be rotation and the heavy moisture is to the north of the hook, and you can see that to the north and east of ocean city. i'll flip that back to severe weather mode. this is where they reported it in stra strathmore. when you have the line, gate to gate sheer. we are talking about winds in opposing direction. e the green is wind heading toward our radar site. the green is heading away from the radar site. when you have red away, green toward, you have friction in the atmosphere. this is where we are finding rotation within the storm. let me back this out of severe weather mode. showers and storms are pressing to the north about east, strathmore about 15 miles per hour. i'll go all the way out. we have been inundated with the showers and storms. a lot of of

rain for many, disappointing, cool and windy for all parts of the british isles.week, we will see high pressure trying to knows its way back in, pushing the low pressure away from the british isles and in this scenario, albeit temporarily, if the hype will win out for a time later next week —— the high will win out so we may see dry and bright conditions and it may well feel given the absence of the cloud just a bit warmer but i warn you, it will only be a temporary improvement. tonight at ten. police in germany clash with protestors, as world leaders gather in hamburg ahead of the g20 summit. police used tear gas and water cannon to try to disperse a crowd of several thousand anti—g20 p rotesto rs. president trump has arrived in germany after a visit to poland, where he warned of threats posed by both islamist terrorism and government bureaucracy. today, we're in the west, and we have to say, there are dire threats to our security and to our way of life. tomorrow, president trump will hold his first face—to—face meeting with the russian president, vladimir putin.

british isles safe for parts of the british isles safe for parts of scotland well the impression will may begin the day, temperatures possibly in single figures in the glens of eastern scotland. once we got rid of the last saturday's rents in the south—east, a lot of england and enjoys a super day. more cloud for northern ireland more at in the way of showers were scotland. a quick look at some of the detail, not unbroken sunshine but much improved for the far west of wales. the far south—west of england intending into saturday we had all the cloud and a bit of rain as well. a dry day in prospect here for the greater part of england and wales. although, as we drift back across the irish sea towards northern ireland, more cloudier, possibly a passing sport of rain. there will be a lot more about the showers and longer spells of rain once we come to the heart of central and western scotland. the wind will eventually ease down from a gale force across the northern ireland with the wind and ever present feature for much of scotland for much of the day. come the evening in the first part o

we get the juxtaposition, the northern half of the british isles.t. generally much fresher in the south family have seen of late. your weekend. the first face—to—face meeting between president trump and the man accused of trying to rig his election, president putin. it is an honour to be with you. thank you very much. president trump's team say they secured a commitment from russia not to interfere in the us democratic process. outside the g20 meetings, protesters injure at least 160 police officers and torch vehicles. we'll be assessing the importance of this first meeting between trump and putin and what it could lead to. also tonight. back to court for the terminally—ill baby charlie gard, as specialists call for a review of the decision not to treat him. his mother is relieved. we're quite happy with today's outcome, and we're hopeful and that charlie might get his chance now. a delivery firm tells the bbc it will give its workers sick pay, if the government changes the law.

showers affecting the northern isles, strong winds easing down gradually through the afternoon.ewhere the cloud tending to break up and we will see some sunshine coming through. temperatures are below to those of today, 18—23d. looking at the weather over the next few days, a quiet day on monday but on tuesday we see this area of low pressure sliding in across central portions of the uk. that will bring a spell of the uk. that will bring a spell of what weather. 20—30 millimetres of what weather. 20—30 millimetres of rain falling for some. the rain targeted northern ireland, maybe the far south of scotland, certainly northern england, the north wales midlands could see some rain as well. in the far south it should stay dry with some sunshine in south—east england. that is your latest weather. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government says it will keep a close eye on the situation at kensington and chelsea council as it prepares to elect a new leader. london mayor sadiq khan has called for commissioners to take over the running of the council. after days of intense f

more cloud, more breeze and rain into the western isles.there or thereabouts for most of the day. elsewhere, nota there or thereabouts for most of the day. elsewhere, not a great deal changes. cloud comes and goes across the midlands, parts of wales. further south, if the cloud thickens up, you may find more in the way of rain. it could break at times. helping to get temperatures up to around 2a, 20 5 degrees. fresher feel, i would have thought. around 2a, 20 5 degrees. fresher feel, iwould have thought. similar prospect at wimbledon. more clout than of late. temperatures on the cloudy side of things. if the cloud thickens up, we may get an interruption. sunshine, could be 2a, 20 five. dry weather event. if you are stepping out in the evening, frontal system dragging its way into the northern half of scotland. it will be there or thereabouts, across scotla nd will be there or thereabouts, across scotland and northern ireland, for a good part of the day on sunday. initially, perhaps, brighter skies to the eastern side of scotland. rain runni

katie fehlinger sent us video from sea isle city that looks like that this morning. still a concern. >> is there still flash flood warning for southern cape may county until 8:15. we have a flash flood watch for same areas in southern new jersey and in southern delaware, until 2:00 this afternoon. so while some of the heaviest rainfall for time being is now slowly moving off the coast we are in the out of the wood. few light showers will be possible and maybe even some of those southern areas, southern parts of the new jersey back down toward cape may and into southern delaware , still a potential for, at lee period of heavy rainfall. there is our flash flood watch until 2:00 this afternoon, good news is philadelphia and surrounding pennsylvania suburbs in longer involved in that flash flood watch and we will get to 77 today, much nicer for sunday and looks good into next week. >> get housework done in the morning and once it clears get outside and did something nice >> we have it all work out. >> writing it down. >> awesome. >>> that is it for eyewitness nice for no

through monday we just drag this weather front down and across the british isles. portion, it has something about it to be producing some cloud, rain and drizzle. thankfully, in the south—east, wimbledon gets off to a cloudy start — but as the day goes on, we may find just the chance of a shower as things, perversely, brighten up later on in the day. for many of you, however, if you do happen to see a shower away from the south—western quarter where there will be more cloud, more bits and pieces of rain, those showers will be fleeting. some will stay dry right throughout the day on monday. temperatures not bad for the time of year but nothing warranting a postcard home. on tuesday, we will push this area of cloud right through the heart of the british isles. it does keep moving such that by wednesday, we will build a ridge of high pressure from the atlantic to try and settle things down in many areas. while that little runner is around, as we call those areas of low pressure, it will bring some wet weather to some parts of northern ireland, the borders of scotland,

july to the north and south of the british isles. wednesday, a mixture. also wanted to showers.

through monday we just drag this weather front down and across the british isles. in the atlantic. in its western portion, it has something about it to be producing some cloud, rain and drizzle. thankfully, in the south—east, wimbledon gets off to a cloudy start — but as the day goes on, we may find just the chance of a shower as things, perversely, brighten up later on in the day. for many of you, however, if you do happen to see a shower away from the south—western quarter where there will be more cloud, more bits and pieces of rain, those showers will be fleeting. some will stay dry right throughout the day on monday. temperatures not bad for the time of year but nothing warranting a postcard home. on tuesday, we will push this area of cloud right through the heart of the british isles. it does keep moving such that by wednesday, we will build a ridge of high pressure from the atlantic to try and settle things down in many areas. while that little runner is around, as we call those areas of low pressure, it will bring some wet weather to some parts of northern i

by this stage, the wind across the north—east and the shetland isles will be down to gale force levelo finish off the evening. possibly a runner of the stomach rumble of thunder in the far north—west. 0n rumble of thunder in the far north—west. on monday, a lot of pressure close but the northern isles, trailing with a front here sweeping its way into the south england as a weakening of their. save, perhaps, in the west and extend coming back towards wales and the south—west of england. a bit of cloud there and some rain. thankfully, a long from wimbledon which will be cloudy and will be breezy as well. i thinkjust the chance of a shower later on as things, perversely, begin to brighten up. thick cloud across the welsh hills and into the channel and down towards the south—west. elsewhere, if you see anything at all it willjust be one of those passing showers and in many sports as you get a sense there, will —— there was a development coming in on tuesday, piling through the heart of the british isles. a fast moving little feature and it will spread so meaningful rain through the heart

through monday, we just drag this weather front down and across the british isles. has something about it to be producing some cloud, rain and drizzle. thankfully, in the south—east, wimbledon gets off to a cloudy start but as the day goes on, we may find just the chance of a shower as things, perversely, brighten up later on in the day. for many of you, however, if you do happen to see a shower away from the south—western quarter where there will be more cloud, more bits and pieces of rain, those showers will be fleeting. some will stay dry right throughout the day on monday. temperatures not bad for the time of year but nothing warranting a postcard home. on tuesday, we will push this area of cloud right through the heart of the british isles. it does keep moving such that by wednesday, we will build a ridge of high pressure from the atlantic to try and settle things down in many areas. while that little runner is around, as we call those areas of low pressure, it will bring some wet weather to some parts of northern ireland, the borders of scotland, the north of

kathy got out of the weather center and headed to sea isle city. >> pretty good day to hit the beach, kathy? >> oh, my gosh. you guys, what a day. take look behind me. are you guys having fun? >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> this is such a crowd. we have had more fun in sea isle city this afternoon and look down beach these are our viewe viewers. these are fox 29 fans, and we can't get enough of them. let's talk a little bet about the weather because we are definitely beating the heat down the shore today. here's a look at the high temperatures. atlantic city 96. philadelphia 95. wilmington trenton allentown and reading all in the 90s. it feels like 101 in wilmington. we think the dover read sag little over done at 113. but still feels like it's well over a hundred and of course in millville it feels like 102. that excessive heat warning will continue through tomorrow and it will feel like it's over 100 degrees in philadelphia and on that i-95 corridor. we do have some severe weather in the scranton area. some severe thunderstorm watches and warnings. that may make it into the poc

showers and storms atlantic city to sea isle city pressing into cape may.ieve this is what the national weather service indicated, a hook from atlantic city to ocean city. what was detected, strathmore near ocean city storms moving slowly at 15 miles per hour. if we have a tornado warning, and this is what we have now, expiewexcuse the graphics, the o warning is until 4:15 this morning. you want to seek shelter immediately. you want to avoid the windows, go to the lowest level of the floor of your house, seek the interior hallway or bathroom. we have a tornado warning until 12:15 in the morning. it's moving east about 15 miles per hour. what i am going to do on storm tracker 6 street level, i'm going to track the storms right now. because they are training, what i was saying is you are dealing with storms moving slowly east ability 15 miles peabout 15 mil. if i drag this out, it will be essentially over the ocean, but you can track the storms. it's an active day of severe showers and storms. what we can do with our radar system, we can flip this over on our

along the coast we got a tweet from someone on the beach of sea isle city. showing me a picture of the thicker clouds and told her you need to get in soon creeping down the coast from surf city to atlantic city and headed down to ocean city and eventuallily cape may. probably picking up a bit of that, that will die down over the next hour or e else we'll b the lookout for spotty shower activity like what you saw there. allentown. starts to be warm. again it's cool ande sun and comfortable, the dew points are part of the reason why. 62 in philadelphia and over the 60 degree threshold. the northern two-thirds of the you head to down to the 67's and 68's and humid in numbers are dipping a bit in the afternoon. 81 is your forecast high and we may have to wait late in the day to get there. say around 4:00 or so. and we zip back to 76 by 6:00 and 74 by 8:00 and notice through the afternoon it's not a washout but i'm posting the possible of a pop-up light shower. we'll track it again on future tracker 6 a great day tomorrow and of course we have to talk about the r

some showery rain for the northern isles.cloud in the south of england, turning the sunshine hazy. temperatures could climb further on tuesday. on wednesday, we will see some thunderstorms in places, and once those clear away, it will be cooler, fresher but more unsettled for the end of the week. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: the chancellor philip hammond has said public sector workers' generous pensions mean they receive a "premium", but he refused to repeat newspaper reports that he called them overpaid. on average, public sector workers are paid about 10% more than private sector workers. are they overpaid? relative to private sector workers, they are paid about a 10% premium. the new doctor who is a woman, for the first time. jodie whittaker, who starred in the itv drama broadchurch, will take over from peter ca paldi next year. roger federer has won the men's singles title at wimbledon for a record eighth time, after defeating marin cilic in straight sets. mps are considering tougher senten

the odd shower in the northern isles.ight and the early hours of tuesday, high pressure in charge across the country keeping things quiet. there could be the odd fog patch here and there. it starts to turning a bit muggy in southern areas. that is a sign of what is to come. tuesday, south—easterly winds drawing warm air from the midcontinent. and with this weather front here, the increasing risk of some thunderstorms late in the day. fine with sunshine during the day. turning hazy in england and wales. and then later on, the first sign we see some of those thunderstorms rolling into the south—west. but quite a lot of warmth and heat on tuesday. 27 in northern scotland. perhaps further south, hitting 29—30. now, during tuesday night, storms becoming more widespread. gusty winds as well. downpours going north. further thunderstorms breaking out through the day in england and wales. beginning to turn more fresh from the west. still heat and humidity across east anglia and the south—east. but as those storms clear away, all o

the odd shower in the northern isles. in charge across the country keeping things quiet. there could be the odd fog patch here and there. it starts to turning a bit muggy in southern areas. that is a sign of what is to come. tuesday, south—easterly winds drawing warm air from the midcontinent. and with this weather front here, the increasing risk of some thunderstorms late in the day. fine with sunshine during the day. turning hazy in england and wales. and then later on, the first sign we see some of those thunderstorms rolling into the south—west. but quite a lot of warmth and heat on tuesday. 27 in northern scotland. perhaps further south, hitting 29—30. now, during tuesday night, storms becoming more widespread. gusty winds as well. downpours going north. further thunderstorms breaking out through the day in england and wales. beginning to turn more fresh from the west. still heat and humidity across east anglia and the south—east. but as those storms clear away, all of us will take cooler and fresher weather for the

isles but even on the big picture you get a sense of something going on in the north of scotland.will continue to do so, gradually moving into the far south—east to start a new day on sunday. it won't be a cold start to the day by any means at all. once we get rid of that rain, england and wales, no complaints. a decent sort of day. century maybe a little more fleeting in northern ireland has become up to one central and western parts of scotland, noticeable wind and plenty of showers. some of bush is breaking through to the east. temperatures pretty much where we have been during saturday. through the evening, we will keep those showers corn. long spells of rain for a time. further south, a pleasa nt for a time. further south, a pleasant evening. in the mundy, sunny spells, abbot of cloud and top temperatures of 24. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: the government says it will keep a close eye on kensington and chelsea council, after its leader quit over the grenfell tower fire. the absolute priority remains looking after the victims, their families and friends, making sur

this low—pressure spinning on top of the british isles.d also some showers, some heavy and thundery, but nothing quite as dramatic as we've seen over the last day or so. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11: millions will have to wait a year longer to get their state pension as the government speeds up plans to raise the retirement age to 68. the bbc reveals the pay of its top stars, sparking fierce criticism, over high wages and sexism. the new leader of kensington and chelsea council has been heckled and booed at a meeting about grenfell tower by survivors and local residents. and in newsnight, we find out about thejobs for the and in newsnight, we find out about the jobs for the boys and girls on screen and on the microphone. we will hear about how the bbc is going to change all of that.

plenty of sunshine, north—east scotland some low cloud into the northern isles which may hang aroundof the day. on through the day, some patchy rain in central and eastern england, gradually easing its way eastwards. ahead of its arrival in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england, some sunny spells are possible but the odd sharp shower within the cloudy and damp areas. quite cool with the breeze in the north sea coasts, but in the west, lows of mid 20s. a late they shower in western scotland, low cloud on the far north—east of scotland. in the far north—east of scotland. in the monday evening, ending the day with some warm sunshine, but patchy rain in east anglia and parts of south—east england. just about gone by tuesday. could be a cloudy start, but brightening up. the odd stray

it's an exciting springboard for the greek isles.e're riding a flying dolphin, one of the fleet of speedy hydrofoils that zip from athens to the islands and from island to island. it's fast but less scenic as the passengers are stuck inside. i like to hang out in the windy doorway. after a 90-minute ride, athens is a world away, and we pull into the isle of hydra. its main town, also called hydra, is home to about 90% of the island's 3,000 residents. after the noise of athens, hydra's traffic-free tranquility is a delight. i'm glad i'm packing light as i hike up to my hotel. hydra is one of the prettiest towns in greece. its superb harbor is surrounded by an amphitheater of rocky hills. there's an easy blend of work-a-day commerce, fancy yachts, and lazy tourists on island time. donkeys rather than cars. the shady awnings of well-worn cafes. and memorable seaside views all combine to make it clear, you've found your greek isle. hydra was a greek naval power, famous for its shipbuilders. the harbor, with twin ports and plenty of canno

time we are dated you on the weather prospects for the next few days across the british isles. watchers, in debuchy. the week ahead, can we keep that sort of thing going? no, of course we can't. there will be rained for some, and then later in the week, especially in the south, it will turn really quite warm and muggy. in some areas, it really was a taste of summer some areas, it really was a taste of summer today. but on the western side of scotland, it looked a lot more like that. that all came from a weather front which overnight will be bringing its reign to the north—west of england, and through wales. following on behind, somewhat clearer skies. this is how we shape up clearer skies. this is how we shape up through monday. i think that weather front brings quite a bit of cloud into the southern half of the british isles. may be a passing shower elsewhere. 0n the grand scale, it is not really a bad day. that's monday. and then, joint to that weather front, what we will call tuesday's weather, already beginning to show signs of developing out in the atlantic. the rain is ex

the east anglia and a six, kent, the midlands and towards the isle of wight, heading towards the islek at the spacing on the isobars, once again it is tightly packed, so it will be a fairly blustery night. blustery day as well. coast and hills, we are likely to have cost is touching gale force. some of the showers will merge, but away from that we have dry weather, bright spells and showers. not all of us will catch a shower. at best we have 20 celsius. that‘s a wee bit disappointing for the time of year, especially if you are on holiday. into the weekend we have the low pressure close by for thursday and friday. they‘re looking further north—westwards we still have a lot of showers. some of them merging across north—west scotland and northern ireland. then we have the band of rain coming in from the south—west. the positioning of this keeps changing, so do keep in touch with the weather forecast if you have outdoor plans during the course of friday and saturday. thank you. from september, working parents in england will be able to claim 30 hours free childcare for three and four—year

. >> reporter: storm drains are being cleared of debris in sea isle, high water rescue vehicles, this is at the ready , officials all along the shore warning residents and visitors to be careful. >> road tend to get flooded, in certain areas. when they see flooded road avoid them, don't drive through them, flood waters. >> reporter: sandy role man ovarian cancer run has been cancelled in sea isle and back in philadelphia, other much anticipated events are being postponed as well. eagles training camp has been going on all week long, but the first open practice to the public was scheduled for saturday and it is now been moved to sunday in light of inclement weather from the city to the shore flooding is expect to be a factor. crews preparing for a saturated saturday. lots of weekend events throughout the tri-state area will be affected by the inclement weather so if you are planning something or have planned to attend something that is suspected to be an outside event we certainly suggest you check before you head out. at the art museum, natasha brown, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>>

so the boardwalk in ac89. 90 still in ocean city and sea isle. with that westerly wind but more of a southwesterly wind along the water and that means some cooler ocean water temperatures. right now it feels like 102 in dover. 99 in wildwood. tomorrow we'll be seeing a few more storms firing up on ultimate doppler and excessive heat along the i-95 corridor and adjacent suburbs in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware it will feel like it's well over 105. we'll talk more about that and the heat wave coming in your seven day forecast. i'll see in you just a few minutes. >> all right. kathy, thanks. skyfox over a murder scene today in philadelphia. police say they found a 57-year-old woman dead at a home on north hill creek drive in crescentville. she was stabbed in the neck and beaten with hammer. investigators say they recovered weapons at the scene. but police have not yet made any arrests. >>> now to a developing story also, out of philadelphia, where two other women were also found murdered, gunned gunned down while just sit in ther in a tru. t

sea isle, avalon, strathmere all involved in the flash flood warning. for the next hour and 15 minutes you're under the gun there. surf city reporting light rain, same thing with atlantic city. the bulk of this is out to sea. most of south jersey is beginning to clear, at least the rain has stopped. we're seeing cloudy conditions and leftover drizzle. nothing more than that, maybe one or two showers north and west. i'll tell you the lehigh valley and areas north of the pennsylvania turnpike missed out on this, allentown has not reported a single drop from the system. some locations north of the pennsylvania turnpike perhaps a quarter inch of rain with this that's about it. the secondary part of the storm or upper level feature will be diving down to the southeast and not impacting our area. the impact scale like this we'll remain on the high side until 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m., everything looks fine, cloudy conditions with peeks of sun by afternoon. >> thank you for the update. outside we go, mobile 6 live this is a live look along pacific way in longport, n

shower into southern areas and another set of weather front yet again for the northern and western islesbut there is a slice in between where sunday looks pretty acceptable. a lot going on, more on the bbc website. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source live from hamburg, where the g20 will be taking place. it is not overstating things to say this summit could shape the world's response to other problems. angela merkel and donald trump might be the most prominent personalities in the next couple of days. donald trump flew in from warsaw, in which he gave this speech, with this warning about western separation. there are dire threats for our security and to our way of life. since then, he's met with german chancellor angela merkel. we know they don't agree on many things, including climate change.

windy in the northern isles, bringing in showers. it is the picture through sunday.the rest of the day looks dry. the cloud will tend to break up and we will see some sunny spells coming through. the north—westerly wind helping to break that ploughed up. for northern ireland, a few showers here. most of them will be toward the north coast, largely dry as well. brisk south—westerly winds will bring plenty of shows to the western isles and highlands in particular. some could be quite heavy as we go on through the day and will continue into the afternoon. showers affecting the northern isles, strong winds easing down gradually through the afternoon. elsewhere the cloud tending to break up and we will see some sunshine coming through. temperatures are below to those of today, 18—23d. looking at the weather over the next few days, a quiet day on monday but on tuesday we see this area of low pressure sliding in across central portions of the uk. that will bring a spell of the uk. that will bring a spell of what weather. 20—30 millimetres of what weather. 20—30 millimetres

at its best today was gorgeous across the southern half of the british isles. road from the river thames towards heathrow, 32 celsius but further north and east towards norfolk we had quite a bit of thunderstorm activity and in the first part of the day those pool into the north sea and as the heat got going through lincolnshire and yorkshire and we had a lot of thunderstorm activity there. before midnight it should have moved away towards the north sea, making room for another weather front come in to the north and west of scotland. a fresh appeal to proceedings here further south another close night 15 to 18 celsius. had we start the new day on friday? a lot of cloud across devon and cornwall, western side of wales, western pennines, too. generally speaking across the midlands, eastern england, the south—east of england, glorious sunshine, 17, 18, 19, possibly 20 celsius. for the north york close to the weather front which still has another bout of for there to be some rain on the breeze across scotland, northern ireland. what rain there is you properly had o

showers also affecting the northern isles.where, the cloud breaking up and we will see sunshine coming through. temperatures similar to those today, 18-23d. temperatures similar to those today, 18—23d. looking at the weather in the next few days, quiet monday but on tuesday we see this area of low pressure sliding in a gruff central portions of the uk. that will bring a spell of wet weather. 20—30 millimetres of rain falling for some. the rain at the moment targeting northern ireland, the far south of scotland, the north of england and north wales could see some as well. sunshine in south—east england. that is your latest weather. good afternoon. the government says it has no plans to send independent commissioners to kensington and chelsea council, following criticism of its handling of the grenfell tower fire disaster. the mayor of london sadiq khan had urged ministers to appoint commissioners following the resignation yesterday of the leader of the council. instead, the government says it will keep a close eye on the situat

all the while severe winds in scotland and northern isles.rain in the south. if you need to rain in your garden, this is propping up the feature that will solve that. as we start the day could be fairly dank in the south—east. as we get into the heart of the day, that cloud and rain will push away, the winds will slowly ease across the northern isles and then a glorious day for the greater pa rt then a glorious day for the greater part of england and wales. more cloudy and northern ireland but not without a chance brightness here in there. the bulk of the showers as he seeks running into central and western parts of scotland. a noticeable breeze, a coolish feel to the coasts. and on a par with where we have been through saturday elsewhere. if you have a plan for the evening, i don't think the weather gets in the way. except maybe for scotland, where there will be at the mixture of the odd sunny speu be at the mixture of the odd sunny spell and shower activity. the tail end of the weather front slumps further south, helping to spawn some showe

sea isle city, looks like you're about 4.5 inches. avalon, 4.5. villas, 4 inches of rain. this is another bout of heavy rain over the last ten days, some areas have picked up over 8 inches of rain in south jersey, that's part of the region why we've seen some of the flooding that's the main reason why the flood advisory is in effect in philadelphia. heavy rains exiting the coast, leftover moisture out here, this will be cutting down and around like this, we don't expect it to pull through the delaware and lehigh valleys it's pinwheeling around an upper level trough or pocket of cool air. it will move in and skip the philadelphia area. flood watch is in effect until 7:00 a.m. for areas highlighted in i wouldn't -- green, most ofe and all of south jersey. we're seeing minor flooding at this point. some of the roads have been flooded, mainly the ones closer to the smaller creeks and streams and poor drainage areas. egg harbor, 8 inches of rain. malaga 7.25. elmer, 5.26. woodstown almost 5 inches of rain. that's where we're seeing the flooding now, the ground is saturated. imp

cape may county getting showers there on the edge of cape may and drying up west of wildwood and sea isle city and a rainy afternoon and rehoboth beach and storms firing up in lancaster county and parts of maryland and this nasty thunderstorm with 60 lightning strikes south of oxford heading towards newark and parts of newcastle. that could slide towards sail imand parts of cumberland county going into the evening hours. for the fireworks forecast most areas stay dry but again wilmington and philadelphia points to the south there are pop-ups with temperatures starting in the 80s at 8:00 and 11:00, 78 degrees. we'll talk about a nice wednesday on tap and more storms for most of us at the end of the week in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >> well, folks flocked to the jersey shore trying to see out one more weekday, check out the scene from surf city chopper 6 hd flying over the coast and the beach was filled with people soaking up every ounce of sun and sand on the 4th of july holiday. bob brooks is a bit further south in margate. a great day to be at the beach. >> rick, absolutely

this is the isle of wight and the big picture for the start of the weekend. at the other end of the uk we are watching for the rain. the far north of mainland scotland, it is breezy as well compared with the rest of the uk. let's look at things are for the rest of this afternoon and this evening. i have the weather system far north of scotland tonight. that will edge into more of northern scotla nd will edge into more of northern scotland across the northern isles. there might be a light shower from the cloud increasing and turning drizzly on the hills. another warm and muggy night across parts of england and wales, especially south—east england where it has been fresher today. humidity increasing again tonight. the weather front ta kes again tonight. the weather front takes outbreaks of rain southwards through scotland london to northern ireland. brightening up behind it. to the north of that system, this is 4pm tomorrow afternoon. 0utbreaks to the north of that system, this is 4pm tomorrow afternoon. outbreaks of rain in glasgow, moving across to edinburgh

the winds will slowly ease across the northern isles. more cloud in northern isles.the bulk of the showers, as you see here. pushed in an noticeable breeze. 0n of the showers, as you see here. pushed in an noticeable breeze. on a par with where we have been through saturday also. if you have a plan for the evening, i don't think the weather gets in the way, save for scotla nd weather gets in the way, save for scotland where there will be the mixture of the odd sunny spell but quite a bit of shower activity as well. the tail end of the weather front slumped its way further south. the weather feature out towards the west will not be an issue for wimbledon, nor indeed that front coming down from the north. there will be a fair amount of cloud but i am hopeful that will break up and it should be a case of uninterrupted play at wimbledon during the course of the day. ijust play at wimbledon during the course of the day. i just want to give you a sense of how many showers there are. they are few and far between. it is another day when you will get on with things. a bit of

the odd shower in the northern isles.rs of tuesday, high pressure in charge across the country keeping things quiet. there could be the odd fog patch here and there. it starts to turning a bit muggy in southern areas. that is a sign of what is to come. tuesday, south—easterly winds drawing warm air from the midcontinent. and with this weather front here, the increasing risk of thunderstorms during the day. fine with sunshine during the day. turning hazy in england and wales. and then later on, the first sign we see some of those thunderstorms rolling into the south—west. but quite a lot of warmth and heat on tuesday. 27 in northern scotland. perhaps further south, hitting 29—30. now, during tuesday night, storms becoming more widespread. gusty winds as well. downpours going north. further thunderstorms breaking out through the day in england and wales. beginning to turn more fresh from the west. still heat and humidity across east anglia and the south—east. but as those storms clear away, all of us will take cooler and fr

the next 45 minutes, lighter rains towards philadelphia and a stretch of downpours fortescue to sea isle this lifting to the northern and sometime until mid-day hours tomorrow until we see this finally push away. >> 77 in allentown now as well as reading and 73 in wilmington and 75 degrees in millville. another chilly day out there. temperature-wise, but the humidity is up so it doesn't feel all that comfortable. as we look at satellite and radar out to the west that is where low pressure is and we work here and wait until that clears the area to rid ourselves of the downpours, so at 8:00 tonight. they are still drifting around south of philadelphia. you see how this pops around 11:00 tonight. heavy rain continues to drift through parts of the area and at 8:00 tomorrow morning. still unsettled at times with a lot of clouds and kick that rain away to the south at lunch time tomorrow. breaking the clouds apart and sunshine returning here before the day ends tomorrow from the north to the south. we head to the shore and meteorologist, melissa magee, she is listening to the blues and eating

. >> senator cassidy, your side of the isle? >> i agree with some of what tom just said, we need governors involved, i want to call governors on both sides of the isle include mig oing my own. which was a concerted efforts to reach across the isle. gayle lewinski, she says if democrats do not sign on the bill and they get to keep what they have now which is the 5% haircut, they're not serious about working with others. now, there is a political article yesterday, chuck schumer, the author were speaking of how senator schumer got all 48 senators in line and you cannot cooperate and etcetera, until democrats say they were to sign on the act. i am not sure if we are ready for bipartisan ship. >> this is a great opportunity to pause. this is a great opportunity for bill and me and others, i have to say what is it in the affordable care act that you need to fix. >> my frustration, sometimes i look at this and think, you are arguing over the details of the same str you cucture. there are times you guys sound like you disagree or agree

with the --s anonymousized and disseminated in the newspapers across the colonies and the british isles and we might come to speak before an aspect of that but what i want the reader to take away is that to do justice to the issue of rape in the american revolution, we need to recognize on the one hand the experiences of the individual traumatized women and on the other hand seeing the patriots used that enemy violence, those war crimes, as a political tool in the moral and propaganda war that shadowed the war on the ground. you were asking about atrocities in the field. >> i mean there occasions where the rebels would attack the british at night and murder them and their barns and the same thing happens on the other side. that kind of warfare through the entire war. >> there are -- so, the standards -- obviously war is violent by definition but what consistents as legitimate and illegitimate violence in a war changes across time and space. so, the benchmark, the standards are recognizes codes and conventions of laws of war at the time. such as you ought to give -- grant quarter to a su

we're surrounded by reef, so much so that it became known as the isle of devils.at bermuda was cursed. there are over 300 wrecks around bermuda. and some, like this one, are still visible above the surface. whoa! there we go. this wreck, the hms vixen, was deliberately sunk by the british navy in 1896. they actually sank the vixen purposely. they wanted to block this natural deepwater channel here. the british wanted to make sure the royal naval dockyard was secure. and they felt this was necessary to keep bermuda a safe place. how big is the vixen? it's about 200, 220 feet long, i believe. so that's a big boat. yeah. and it's had, you know, over 100 years of coral growing on it. so it's more of a reef than a boat right now, for sure. and, there's a surprise bonus to the tour. look at those! laughter. oh, look at the fish! loads of them! they are all living in that wreck. this is like a giant aquarium. the majority of ships here sank with their cargo and treasure intact. some of the horde has been retrieved by divers, and is now housed here at the bermuda underwat

the odd shower in the northern isles. the country keeping things quiet. there could be the odd fog patch here and there. it starts to turning a bit muggy in southern areas. that is a sign of what is to come. tuesday, south—easterly winds drawing warm air from the midcontinent. and with this weather front here, the increasing risk of some thunderstorms late in the day. fine with sunshine during the day. turning hazy in england and wales. and then later on, the first sign we see some of those thunderstorms rolling into the south—west. but quite a lot of warmth and heat on tuesday. 27 in northern scotland. perhaps further south, hitting 29—30. now, during tuesday night, storms becoming more widespread. gusty winds as well. downpours going north. further thunderstorms breaking out through the day in england and wales. beginning to turn more fresh from the west. still heat and humidity across east anglia and the south—east. but as those storms clear away, all of us will take cooler and fresher weather for the end of the week w