james cook, bbc news, finnmark in norway.us counterparts in a historic flight down new york's hudson river and around the statue of liberty. hundreds of thousands of people lined the river to watch the flypast on thursday. it was the first time the combination ofjets had been brought together in such a way. the red arrows are on an 11—week tour of north america. the brazilian president saying he's authorised the army to fight fires. he said wildfires can be found in any country. they found in any country. should not be used as an exc for they should not be used as an excuse for international sanctions. hello there. on friday, the temperature reached 28 celsius in hull but it could be a record—breaking bank holiday weekend. we've got a lot of heat and sunshine to come this weekend but there is the risk still of one or two showers because not only are we drawing in the heat from the near continent around that area of high pressure, we are also increasing the humidity. and we've still got low pressure sitting towards the north—w

james cook, bbc news, norway. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes.inds. temperatures are on the rise. weather—wise on sunday, they will be a lot of dry weather, in many cases sunshine from dawn till dusk, but they could be some low cloud and mist fact —— affecting our coast. most will have affecting our coast. most will have a sunny straightforward day. temperatures are rising, highs of 23 in belfast, 27 in edinburgh, that is warmer than it has been for a number of weeks, and 32 in london and south—east england. the weather still will be warm for many of us on bank holiday monday with the jet strea m bank holiday monday with the jet stream taking this undulating pattern, like a meandering weather, and some recent model runs and suggest there are two of these and others suggest they will just be suggest there are two of these and others suggest they willjust be one some way to the south—west of the uk some way to the south—west of the uk so there is still a little bit of uncertainty. the difference it makes for a bank of the day monday is that althoug

james cook, bbc news, norway.udson river and around the statue of liberty. it was the first time the combination ofjets had been brought together in such a way. the team, based at raf scampton, near lincoln, are on a tour of north america to showcase the "the strength of "the relationship between the two countries and their armed forces". now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. saturday brought bought —— warm sunshine across many parts of the uk, temperatures above 30 —— 30 degrees across parts of the south—east. we had patchy rain in the north—west of the uk, loves clearing northwards through the night. we'll see cloud in northern ireland, wales, clear spells further east and the odd mist patch, temperatures generally between 12 and 15 degrees. a fine start to sunday for most of us. there will be some areas of cloud across the west but it will tend to thin and break as the day wears on. a lot of sunshine to be had, some warmth, if not some heat. temperatures up to 32 degrees in some south areas. mo

james cook, bbc news, finnmark in norway. don't forget, all of the top stories on our website.lo there. on friday, the temperature reached 28 celsius in hull but it could be a record—breaking bank holiday weekend. we've got a lot of heat and sunshine to come this weekend but there is the risk still of one or two showers because not only are we drawing in the heat from the near continent around that area of high pressure, we are also increasing the humidity. and we've still got low pressure sitting towards the north—west of the uk and this weather front is hanging around too. for a while, it'll be quite breezy in the north—west corner of the uk but away from here, it looks like we'll have clearer skies and those temperatures will dip away to 11—14 degrees. now, we've still got more cloud for the north—west of scotland and northern ireland on saturday and maybe a few showers to come for the highlands and islands, as well as fermanagh and tyrone but away from here, lots of sunshine across other parts of scotland and across england and wales and that heat will build very quickly in

james cook, bbc news, norway.us counterparts in a historic flight down new york's hudson river and around the statue of liberty. it was the first time the combination ofjets had been brought together in such a way. the team, based at raf scampton, near lincoln, are on a tour of north america to showcase the "the strength of the relationship between the two countries and their armed forces. weather in a moment — but just to let you know that we are due to have sportsday with 0lly foster just after half past — but we also have the g7 live event , the official welcoming to the summit due to take place at half past six as well. we will be trying to bring you those events that will be emmanuel macron hosting and formally welcoming others in the south of france. we see the arrival of donald trump, boris johnson and france. we see the arrival of donald trump, borisjohnson and they will be formally welcomed by emmanuel macron, that is the official welcome there. in emmanuel macron trying to build a sense of unity and come

james cook, bbc news, finnmark in norway. you can reach me on twitter.w bolsonaro, has ordered the military to help fight the devastating fires in the amazon rainforest. —— jair bolsonaro. several european leaders have said they are prepared to scrap a huge trade agreement with south america unless brazil takes action to curb the forest fires. of course, you can get much more on that on our website. hello there. on friday, the temperature reached 28 celsius in hull but it could be a record—breaking bank holiday weekend. we've got a lot of heat and sunshine to come this weekend but there is the risk still of one or two showers because not only are we drawing in the heat from the near continent around that area of high pressure, we are also increasing the humidity. and we've still got low pressure sitting towards the north—west of the uk and this weather front is hanging around too. for a while, it'll be quite breezy in the north—west corner of the uk but away from here, it looks like we'll have clearer skies and those temperatures will dip away to 11—14 d

james cook, bbc news, norway. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening.us as well. it could well be some good beach weather over the next couple of days as there was today in cornwall. and what about the temperatures as well to the west of london very close to 31 degrees. the warmest august bank holiday record in wales but cooler in northern scotla nd in wales but cooler in northern scotland because here we had quite a lot of cloud which you can see on the satellite picture from a little bit earlier on. the stripe of cloud which brought some outbreaks of rain in the far north—west of the uk. you can see that rope of cloud extending southwards and starting to push its way towards other western fringes so through the south—west and wales, some areas of cloud floating into the night. maybe the odd shower but the night. maybe the odd shower but the vast majority dry and further east we see some good, clear spells to ta ke east we see some good, clear spells to take us through the night. temperatures are starting to drop away after today's eyes, by the end of

james cook, bbc news, norway.sunshine, 30.7 degrees for their highest temperature today just to the west of london. plenty of other spots not too far behind, parts of scotla nd spots not too far behind, parts of scotland with more clout some specials of the rain clearing north through the dave. patchy cloud moving in and the odd mist patch elsewhere into prescribing to between 12 and 16 degrees. for most of us tomorrow another beautiful day and really miss chatting to clear and really miss chatting to clear and sunshine a few patches of cloud in western areas and more generally cloudy conditions and glasgow 27 degrees, london up to 32 before monday we could well see some misty and murky conditions. generally speaking of the fine day with spousal sunshine and a little bit cooler with the west with the odd shower of further east and once again into the low 30s celsius.

our correspondent james cook s:report jame a chief at the top of the world. he herds reindeer like his ancestors before him. but now the chief and his daughter are worried about the future, a copper mine which they say will disrupt their animals and damage the environment. >> this is life-changing. ifbe thimes reality, that makes the chance of survival impossible, economically and mentally. at my age we can managhow, but the young, they are in a dark, dark time. james: exploration is already underway. the norwegian government has approv the mine, and the minister in charge says the need for copper outweighs the disruption it will bring. >> it is true that ttic is beautiful, but for us, for norwegians, it is a place we actually le. if the world doesn't have more copper we won't be able to build more windmills and have the huge shift to electrical cars we need. james: the government says mane life here will be protected by strict environmental standards. >> this is only lf-size -- james: but for the fishermen in the fjord where the debris wille be dum those ass

a shift to electric vehicles and wind turbines may make things even worse, as our correspondent james cookls herds reindeer like his ancestors before him but now his chief and his daughter are worried about the future, a copper mine which they say will disrupt their animals and damage the environment. transmack this is life changing. if this mind becomes reality, that makes the chance of survival impossible, both economically and mentally. at my age, we can manage somehow economically and mentally. at my age, we can manage somehow but the young, they are in a dark, dark time. but exploration is already under way. the norwegian government has approved the mine and the minister in charge says the need for copper outweighs the disruption it will bring. it's true that the arctic is beautiful but for us, for norwegians, it's also a place where we actually live and if the world doesn't have more copper, we won't be able to build more windmills, we might be able to have a huge shift to electrical cars, for example, that we need. the government says marine life you will be protected by strict envi

financial adviser james mcbride says cook's voice is important on the world stage. >> what i think tim cook was saying is we are putting a gigantic very important american company at a disadvantage with one of their largest competitors. >> reporter: the president delayed the tariffs set to take effect september 1st until december, the key shopping season for companies like apple. >> that seems to be part of the president's strategy, to ease up on the tariffs so it won't affect the christmas season. it's becoming increasingly clear a key part of the good ec >> reporter: the president offering an optimistic economic outlook coming off a week when the volatile stock market was blamed on the china tariffs quoting, "we are doing very well with china and talking." >> the money is pouring into the u.s. like never before and like no other country has ever experienced. >> reporter: the president banking on the economy in the run-up to the 2020 election. >> i think the president listened to tim took and tim took keeping the lines of communication open with the white house is paying off. >> the m

financial adviser james mcbride said cook's voice is important on the world stage. >> what i think tim cook was saying is we are putting a gigantic, very important american company at a competitive disadvantage with one of their largest competitors. >> reporter: days before the trump/cook meeting the president delayed the tariffs set to take effect september 1st until december to keep shopping season for companies like apple. >> that seems to be part of the president's strategy is to start easing up on the tariffs so it won't affect the christmas season. it's becoming increasingly clear the key part of the president's reelection strategy is a good economy. >> reporter: the president offering an optimistic economic outlook coming off a week where recession was all the talk and a volatile stock market was blamed on the china tariffs tweeting, "we are doing very well with china and talking." >> the money is pouring into the u.s. like never before and like no other country has ever experienced. >> reporter: the president banking on the economy and the run-up to the 2020 election. >> i thin

financial advisor james mc bride said cook's voice is important on the world stage. >> we are putting a gigantic important american company at a competitive disadvantage with money of their largest competitors. >> the president delayed the tariffs until december. the key shopping season. >> to start easing up on the tariffs so it won't affect the christmas season. it's becoming increasingly clear that the strategy is a good economy. >> reporter: the president offering an optimistic economic outlook, coming off of a week where recession was all the talk and a volatile stock market was blamed on the china tariffs tweeting we are doing very well with china and talking. >> the money is pouring into the u.s. like never before. >> reporter: the president banking on the economy and the run up to the 2020 election. >>> tesla is offering no contract rentals. elon musk announced the news. the packages will represent for $65 a month in california and $50 in five other states. if you cancel you will be charged $1500 to have them removed. tesla reported the third straight quarterly drop in so la p

financial advisor james mc bride said cook's voice is important on world stage. >> what tim cook wasaying we are putting an man company at a competitive disadvantage. >> reporter: days before the meeting the president delayed the tariffs sent to take effect september 1st. >> that seems to be part of the president's strategy is to start easing up on the tariffs that won't affect the christmas season. it's becoming increasingly clear that the key part of the president's re-election strategy is a good economy. >> reporter: offering an optimistic outlook. recession was all the talk and a volatile stock market was blamed on the china tariffs tweeting we are doing well with china and talkings. >> the money is pouring into the u.s. like never before and like no other country experienced. >> reporter: the president banking on the economy. >> the president listening to tim cook and tim cook keeping open lines of communication is paying off for both sides. >>> our time is 5:47, tesla trying to pump up sales of the solar panels by offering no contract rentals. elon musk announced it saying tesl

james. it is stng to cook already look at this tent in line for the past couple of days look at that mother nature is kicking our butts. they need she says take our foot off the gas a little bit and it looks like today's the day or at least tonight but cooling centers like this one right behind me are available to you we probably have a whole list of cooling centers on our website if you want to go there for cooling centers near you. >>this one at the concord senior citizens activity center will open in one hour from now so you can go in there have air conditioning snacks you can play poker with a lot of the senior citizens inside a good time to be had because being outside not a good time, especially over the past couple of days what has been unbearable for a lot of people and we can me they can whine a lot right but for a whole lot of people if their immune system is not good or if their elderly and their immune system is not good that could be downright fatal which is why cooling centers mall shopping centers anything that you can possibly do to try to beat the heat a couple of minutes a

the temperatures when they are high and the pollution sitting there just cooks it up into an unhealthy ozone. >> reporter: james is a dialysis patient gearing up for a kidney transplant and the hot conditions could be life-threatening if he's not careful. >> if the park didn't have shade i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: we're back here live and you're looking at the source of the pollution. the pollution from our cars again mixed with the hot, hot temperatures. a spare the air alert has been issued through tomorrow. but i'm told it could be extended another day. that decision should be made tomorrow morning. reporting live in contra costa countries, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >>> and so many schools are back to school this week and next week and so many sports and youth leagues so this will impact families and kids. >> some isolated areas trapped with the hottest heat. let's go into the microclimate forecast and a look in concord where we currently have 99 degrees. humidity value right now at just 12%. so some very dry air in place. closer to zero the dryer the air is and tonight

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was kevin mccarty reporting sold telling telling what she did to get revenge james she took apparently the octopus home and cookedt. she says it was delicious. that don't put a lot folks on your face that's the that will teach invite me out a 51 is the time a new report, so it's a big concerns about the containers used for burrito bowls at salads bree wilson sounds at aaa so this new of its called the new food economy. they've conducted the study they found that the fiber bowls are exposed to chemicals that can lead to cancer. the study says these bulls are treated with what are called pf a s there also referred to as for ever chemicals. it helps the bowl hold like hot wet, greasy foods without falling apart, but the epa says that these compounds at the use don't break down in the human body in fact they build up over time. the chemicals also seep into the soil says the bulls breakdown in garbage piles and that leads to talk to compost. people we spoke with a triple say this report. well it's concerning. >>i never thought that evening. bubble can actually give you cancer has a certain chemical that lead to cancer

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and also i'm joined byjames cook, managing director of the seafood producers d.r collin and sun based in eyemouth in the scottish borders. jamesabout the uncertainty at the moment and what potential nokia brexit could mean for your business? as we get closer to this deadline, it's becoming apparent we could have major problems in terms of the cross of france and gaining access to markets, its very evident that now there are more and more people who are fully understanding this, that was denial at first, now it's going to happened and i think it's a pa rent to happened and i think it's a parent is going to be some major problems in accessing and getting out of the country, and i think because of that, it's been done for our sake because of that, it's been done for oursake and because of that, it's been done for our sake and there is a statement by the french fishing sector saying going to relocate the crates and shellfish cannot be allowed, so we are very shellfish cannot be allowed, so we are very concerned shellfish cannot be allowed, so we are very concerned and feel very exposed and is not a lot of support coming our way ou

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cooking up food. mornings with maria starts right now. ♪ ♪ dagen: big show this morning, joining the conversation wall street journal assistant editorial page director jameseman, maslansky + partners lee carter, former republican candidate steve forbes, i'm going to let you talk amongst yourself and let you talk, so interesting what you have to say about all the topics for the day and what's going on in this country whether it's china trade, i'm going to sit back. >> dagen, you never sit back, not for long. dagen: is that a compliment? [laughter] dagen: former u.s. attorney on new immigration rules of birthright citizenship, a lot of confusion, here to clear it up, member of the house appropriation's committee chuck on china, former senior adviser to george w. bush, karl rove and brian kelly on last-minute labor day travel destinations, you do not want to miss any of those fine gentlemen. right here right now signs of hope sparking rally, futures to the plus side big-time this morning at 245-point gain on dow futures, china says it will not retaliate against latest rounds of tariffs set to go into effect on sunday, chinese spokesperson saying that the cou

cook accused of planning an attack at a southern california marriott is arrested. the arsenal police say they found in his home. >>> nypd commissioner in studio 57. james o'neill's first interview about his decision to fire an officer for the chokehold death of eric garner five years ago. >>> and losing the titanic. new video shows the famous ship wreck is crumbling deep in the atlantic. when scientists say it could be gone forever. >>> it's thursday, august 22nd, 2019. here's today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> i want guns to be in the hands of people that arere mentally stable. and those people i want them to easily be able to get a gun. >> the president sends mixed signals on gun control and taxes. >> i'm not looking at a tax cut now. we don't need it. >> the trump administration announced a new rule that could keep migrant families in detention centers indefinitely. >> "the washington post" reports staffers knew jeffrey epstein was not to be left alone in prison but sources say the order was apparently ignored. >> two u.s. service members have been killed in afghanistan. they were from an army special forces unit. >> there goes the pla