power. james lee, the director of occupied - application of military power. james lee, the directorhild might not understand what is happening, the bassy destruction around _ happening, the bassy destruction around them, their homes, schools destroyed — around them, their homes, schools destroyed. they hear everything happening around them. the air strikes. — happening around them. the air strikes, cries for help. they feel the terror, — strikes, cries for help. they feel the terror, helplessness. many members— the terror, helplessness. many members this afternoon have raised the issue _ members this afternoon have raised the issue of— members this afternoon have raised the issue of innocent children being killed _ the issue of innocent children being killed. innocent children who have no cause _ killed. innocent children who have no cause of— killed. innocent children who have no cause of what is going on. we can't _ no cause of what is going on. we can't watch — no cause of what is going on. we can't watch while this continues. does _ can't watch while this continues. does the — c

well, a san jose man has been indicted for robbing a usps mail carrier in sunnyvale. 32 year-old james lee was formally charged for the robbery back on december. 30th of last year. prosecutors st. louis approach the mail carrier, the man of the mail carrier hand over her keys. the mail carrier than told investigators that she could see what looked like a firearm on luna than took off with the keys. if convicted, he now faces up to 10 years in federal prison. so out of the proper morning news, san francisco share results from their operation. >> target's open air drug market in the city. the number of arrests made. critics say the city needs to do a whole lot more to help people who are using the legal drives. >> and we continue to track a reigning gusty conditions. all thanks. this low pressure system, what you need to know, another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the

so does oprah, james taylor, spike lee, amy schumer, and many more. and all of them-- every one is a much better person than you are because they support diversity. and now for the first time, they're going to have some diversity. [tense music] well, ron desantis has now made it official, and he has just posted within the last few moments what he had telegraphed, which is he's running for president. so any crime has a motive, right? governor desantis wanted the press. he wanted the coverage. he wanted the news. he wanted the cameras. he wanted the soundbites. he wanted tucker carlson. that evening, i actually emailed the chief of police and had said, based on what i'm hearing, it sounds to me like these people have all been kidnapped. that they were all victims of a crime. [beeping] as sheriff, i am charged with protecting every square inch of the 1,200 square miles of bexar county. our county seat is the city of san antonio. the topic of moving people from point a to point b isn't anything new. but with this one, details started to emerge that it was

well, fair enough, i suppose, but i don't think robert e lee or james longstreet wanted that to happen. other people, more or less convinced that there's anything wrong with bragg. kate stone, one of my favorite female diarist of the war. i love her diary. so much. broken burn. just a wonderful diary. i'd heard that bragg had been replaced by john stone and thought it a shame she was really upset and because that was her theater, right. she's living living near vicksburg at the time. betty ridley blackmore, who lived near murfreesboro during the campaign, thought bragg had won a great victory there and quote, when the history of this war is impartially written, it is my deliberate opinion that to bragg will be awarded the praise of having done more with his men and means than any other general. the war, i hate to say to betty, no. but she was confident in them. i think that's nice. there were it was not 100% loathing of frank, but joe johnston proved reluctant to assume command of the army of tennessee, despite knowing how little faith bragg subordinates had evinced in their commander

that's james ricketts. bad lee wounded at first. bull run remembers stonewalled brigade overruns, his battery almost dies. so are they going to come across the upper bridge? why? because it's not defended. mcleod lane knows that lee does not have troops over the upper bridge. why he doesn't have men to defend the upper bridge. and so that's where he's going to send him across. and this is a period photograph and. this is a current photograph. and it's interesting. i don't know how many of you actually have seen the upper neat place. you can actually drive over it. it's still intact. it's still carrying cars and, people. this would be from the union side marching over. they're going to they're going to cross on the 16th, the day before battle at about 2:00 in the afternoon. and it's undefended. but they're not only that bridge. that's why i changed it to just below upper bridge is price for it. and you will have a double day's division splashing across price for it while the other two divisions are going to cross at the upper bridge.

that's james ricketts. bad lee wounded at first. bull run remembers stonewalled brigade overruns, his battery almost dies. so are they going to come across the upper bridge? why? because it's not defended. mcleod lane knows that lee does not have troops over the upper bridge. why he doesn't have men to defend the upper bridge. and so that's where he's going to send him across. and this is a period photograph and. this is a current photograph. and it's interesting. i don't know how many of you actually have seen the upper neat place. you can actually drive over it. it's still intact. it's still carrying cars and, people. this would be from the union side marching over. they're going to they're going to cross on the 16th, the day before battle at about 2:00 in the afternoon. and it's undefended. but they're not only that bridge. that's why i changed it to just below upper bridge is price for it. and you will have a double day's division splashing across price for it while the other two divisions are going to cross at the upper bridge.

it's not exactly a heavy foot. >> reporter: james mcwhorter has a residence now coming in after the hearing updated his voter registration. gail lees proof that the citizen challenges w work. can you explain how people who are african american might feel this deeply in that to your work feels threatening to them? >> i would think they will want their vote to protect it too. >> reporter: sometimes it's notu could, if you should. >> reporter: so what might all this mean for 2024. consider this. joe biden won in 2020 by just under 12,000 votes. our investigation found at least 12,000 of these challenges that led to names being removed from voter rolls. but norah, election officials tell us, most of the cases involved technical and administrative errors and are not evidence or even suggestions of widespread fraud. >> norah: we should keep up this reporting. it's really interesting. major garrett, thank you so much. well, there is a desperate search for survivors after a deadly volcano of abruption. we have this details next. ♪ ♪ at prudential we think you should ask it when you realize it's not too late to start. like when your new pa

lee's best way it. >> yeah. >> it's yeah. thanks, james. thank right. we'll see you tomorrow night. another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. ♪ ♪ >> the shooter is a college professor. no video as students run for cover. then...

lee thomas. bob. amazing. collin james a really good time.with matt whitlock this week just posted. greg? >> greg: tonight a great show even with brian kilmeade. emily compagno, will hurd and kat timpf watch it or die. harold harold taylor university big tradition they have play basketball game. the kids don't cheer until they score the 10th point. they are dressed in costumes. >> judge, do you have 8 seconds? >> judge jeanine: i can't do it in 8. >> dana: not going to do it in eight and tomorrow we will give her double time. that's it for us. have a good night, everybody. >> bret: double time for judge tomorrow. thank you. good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking t

james garfield and william mackay . at 7:00 p.m., the same rosis arrested lee harvey oswald on the charge of murdering a police officer, but a few hours later it was announced that he was the assassin of president kennedy. oswald did not accept the charge of murder and claimed to no one shot. two days later, at the dallas police station, oswald was surrounded by a tight security circle of police officers and reporters. despite the presence oswald's innocence and guilt were never proven in any court of law, but many believe that he was used as a dummy. the man who shot and killed oswald was jack ruby with the jewish name of jacob leon rubenstein. he owned a nightclub in dallas, texas. the dallas court sentenced him to death for oswald's murder, but later. from the appeal , it was decided to retry. still history it wasn't until the court date that ruby became ill and a lung blockage caused by cancer passed away. the media portrayed ruby as a fanatical jew and a staunch supporter of john f. kennedy. ruby's motive for oswald's murder was revealed to be his love for kennedy. ruby said in court, " i don't understand why a gr

lee thomas. bob. amazing. collin james a really good time. i don't remember singing that song with peter but apparently we did. podcast just up with matt whitlock this week just posted. greg? >> greg: tonight a great show even with brian kilmeade. emily compagno, will hurd and kat timpf watch it or die. harold harold taylor university big tradition they have play basketball game. the kids don't cheer until they score the 10th point. they are dressed in costumes. >> judge, do you have 8 seconds? >> judge jeanine: i can't do it in 8. >> dana: not going to do it in eight and tomorrow we will give her double time. that's it for us. have a good night, everybody. >> bret: double time for judge tomorrow. thank you. good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the supreme court has agreed to fast track consideration of a case testing whether former president donald trump has immunity from some of the criminal charges against him. the man in charge of prosecuting the former president on charges of election interference asked

james, thank you very much. and we have been following this breaking news all day long. henry lee also covering all aspects of this story for us. henry k lee joining us from oakland police headquarters with the very latest from there. henry, we'd seen james talking about seeing police officers and agencies responding to that hospital, wondering if you're also seeing other agencies responding in oakland to try to fill some of those gaps. i've seen that before in the past. i along with heather, were here in 2009 when the last time we saw something like this happen. we did see other agencies in fill, so that oakland police officers could do what they need to do to start the process of grieving and marking this loss. >> yeah. i haven't seen, uh, a lot of officers being replaced right now. we do know that as in 2009, when on and off duty officers converged at highland, a number of officers doing so. uh, today at the hospital, we're about a half hour away here at oakland police headquarters from getting an update about what exactly transpired. but let's show you some video of what we wh

lee reports. >> this is video of james fortune being sworn in as an east palo alto police officer back in 2020. the officer proudly holds up his badge, but about 730 tuesday night, officer fortune reported that his badge was taken at gunpoint by three men near north main and bonanza in downtown walnut creek. a second man was also held up. one of the victims was pistol whipped. the holdup happened just down the street from the walnut creek police department. >> one of the victim was a off duty officer. >> walnut creek police lieutenant bruce jour says the officer did not draw any weapon and no gun was taken from him. i believe that this act was random . >> um, i don't think they had any intent to target a law enforcement officer. >> the three robbers took off in a stolen lexus. walnut creek police found the car in oakland with the help of oakland police and arrested two suspects. 19 year old elias alcorn and 18 year old damon johnson. stolen property was recovered. authorities did not identify the off duty officer. but i've confirmed the victim was fortune, who joined the east palo alto police i

lee has the story. >> this is video of james fortune being sworn in as an east palo alto police officer back in 2020.he officer proudly holds up his badge. but about 730 tuesday night. officer fortune reported that his badge was taken at gunpoint by three men near north main and bonanza in downtown walnut creek. a second man was also held up. one of the victims was pistol whipped. the holdup happened just down the street from the walnut creek police department. one of the victim was a off duty officer. walnut creek police lieutenant bruce jour says the officer did not draw any weapon and no gun was taken from him. >> i believe that this act was random. um, i don't think they had any intent to target a law enforcement officer. >> the three robbers took off in a stolen lexus. walnut creek police found the car in oakland with the help of oakland police and arrested two suspects. 19 year old elias alcorn, an 18 year old damon johnson stolen property was recovered. authorities did not identify the off duty officer. but i've confirmed the victim was fortune, who joined the east palo alto police in 2020 aft

lee. i am carl nasman. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ amna: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. geoff bennett is away. on "the newshour" tonight -- a grim milestone in gaza with the death toll surpassing 20,000 less than three months into the war. a recording surfaces of former president trump pressuring michigan election officials to not certify the 2020 vote. what it means for his 2024

james garfield and william mckinley were the fourth president to be assassinated during his presidency. at 7:00 p.m., the same rosis arrested lee harvey oswald on charges of murdering a police officer, but a few hours later it was announced that he he was the assassin of president kennedy. oswald did not accept the charge of murder and claimed that he did not shoot anyone. two days later, at the dallas police station , oswald was surrounded by a tight security ring of police officers and reporters. despite the presence of the police and reporters, oswald was shot dead so that the secret of kennedy's assassination would remain on the screen. oswald's innocence and guilt were not proven in any court, but many believe that he was used as a pawn. the man who shot and killed oswald was jack ruby with the jewish name of jacob leon rubenstein. he owns a night club in the city it was texas. he was sentenced to death by a dallas court for the murder of oswald, but after an appeal , it was decided to retry him. the court date had not yet arrived when ruby fell ill and died of pneumonia caused by cancer . the media introduced ruby as a fa

lee. remain actively employed with the police department. officer james fisher has moved on to another agency or civil rights or precious human life is precious. >> and 11 million dollars pales in comparison to the loss that all experienced. and that little mario will continue to experience attorney michael haddad and his law firm haddad unsure when negotiated 11 million dollar federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of alameda and the 3 officers involved in gonzalez's death, which will be awarded to gonzalez is 7 year-old son. it's significant. it's going to change a little miles life. and it's important because indicates mario gonzales and it really shows that what the alameda police in fact, causes death and it was unlawful. in a statement, the city of alameda says, quote, the parties further agreed that the settlement should not be construed as an admission by any party of liability. >> or of any fact that might give rise to liability for any purpose. the city of alameda remains committed to full transparency and accountability in the tragic dea

first, a very monumentous project that the gift of ed lee bust and removal of the james phelan bust . the proposal is to remove the bust of james d phelan from its current location at the eastern entrance to city hall and to replace it by installing the bust of mayor ed lee. in its place, the arts commission has coordinated with art care. the family of mayor ed lee, the mayor's office, and the city administrator regarding this proposed replacing art and the placement of the bust and the bust of phelan will be moved to storage. just a little history on this. part of the reason we are for removing the bust of former mayor phelan is because of his history with racism and with the chinese exclusion act in san francisco while he was mayor. so it is very befitting that our first chinese american mayor, ed lee, will be put in his place. it's a testament to how far the city has come. next, we have the project plan for potrero yard modernization project art project, same project that commissioner striker was just talking about. this is a very exciting project. as commissioner striker was just

could have worked through those things without needing send james longstreet to knoxville to harass ambrose burnside and effectively i think lee and longstreet um they need space from one another. but i don't think either of them would have said their relationship had dissolved any lee is so eager to have longstreet back it will not surprise you to learn after serving under braxton bragg longstreet is eager to go back to northern virginia. they're welcomed on to the field in the wilderness. right this a sort of rapturous reception so i think lee and longstreet's relationship it meets a hurdle uh and i there was always there was the feeling that something needed to be to help braxton bragg something to be done to relieve the situation. tennessee and that's part of why. longstreet out there and he volunteers to do it but lee is kind of at a point where he says, i'll let him go, but only if you really think he needs. i don't think there was all that much animosity. i think during the gettysburg campaign longstreet feels he is doing his duty as a soldier. and remember, he and lee are both profession west point trained officers. lo

lee joins us now. she's in oakland and amber. the victim james johnson, had been transitioning out of homelessness. >> that's right, julie. coworkers and neighbors tell me they're stunned by the killing and they want the person caught and held accountable. surveillance video obtained by ktvu shows security guard james johnson by the front door of the 7-eleven near lake merritt in oakland. there appears to be a brief exchange between him and a man dressed in dark clothing. johnson throws an object at the man, the suspect. then shoots johnson and runs out of the store. the 59 year old died at the scene. >> this shouldn't have happened like that. it he should have never died. he should have never left us. >> it happened on friday night, shortly after 10:00. a worker tells me the store has been robbed repeatedly, but this is the first time he recalls someone being killed. he says he regarded johnson as a family member. >> yes, i was in a state of shock. that's like the best person i ever met. he was he used to be our customer, like every day customer

it's beautiful, it's wonderful greta lee will also be joining us [ cheers and applause and he is a jamesward-winning chef whose book "mi cocina: recipes and rapture from my kitchen in mexico" is available now we'll be cooking with chef rick martinez, everybody [ laughter ] hey, you guys. my brother and i, we have a podcast called "family trips." we talk to people about the family trips they took when they were kids. we have a great episode this week with nate bargatze. he is fantastic as always. do check that out. also, if you are in las vegas on new year's eve and you are looking for something to do, me and my friend john oliver will be at the colosseum at caesar's palace in las vegas. come check us out. we are so happy, we're so excited to do that show, and then as soon as it's over go right to bed [ light laughter ] that is how john and i party, you guys moving on, this morning i was practicing my hockey stops in the rockefeller ice skating rink when i overheard a family of austrian tourists discussing a new breed of migrating tree frogs, and - [ sniffing ] -- wait, i am so sorry, i c

lee's army. ten men were killed for desertion. these two men were killed in front of montpelier, james madison's home. the accounts were lengthy and very graphic, but surprisingly, they never mentioned the names of the ten men who were killed. never mentioned their unit as well. and then i happened to come upon this little pamphlet and it titled tragedy at nine peculiar. and in this book, the author, her name is jane. jane, identify all of the soldiers from the third north carolina and one in particular stood out his name, john fudge. john fudge was a non slave, older. i don't believe he owed any property. he lived just above wilmington, north carolina. he had a wife, he had a child. he came into the army with his brother charlie and came in 1862. i won't give you this entire military record except to say i believe he probably saw fighting it at cheatham. he most certainly did at chancellorsville. and then here at gettysburg on the evening of july second, he and charlie were part of that evening. so it gets to the union right flank, a call to a john and charlie were on the ground loading their weapons

as ktvu's amber lee tells us, the victim had been transitioning out of homelessness. >> surveillance video obtained by ktvu shows security guard jamesthe 7-eleven near lake merritt in oakland. there appears to be a brief exchange between him and a man dressed in dark clothing. johnson throws an object at the man. the suspect then shoots johnson and runs out of the store. the 59 year old died at the scene. >> this shouldn't have happened like that. it he should have never died. he should have never left us. >> it happened on friday night, shortly after 10:00. a worker tells me the store has been robbed repeatedly, but this is the first time he recalls someone being killed. he says he regarded johnson as a family member. >> yes, i was in a state of shock. that's like the best person i ever met. he was he used to be our customer, like every day customer. and one day he just stopped somebody stealing the beer from there. >> johnson started working as a security guard for the store. he had been on the job for about a year and a half. he wasn't like just a worker for me. >> he was like my brother, my big brother and he was like a family t

james? >> i think it plays a role, second-degree. the economy is always important going into especially a presidential cycle but i would agree with leewith regards to immigration. obviously what's happening, the crisis at the southern border is taking its toll on biden and his camp. his inability to really address it head on has become a problem and i think unless his camp does something and is more overt, they are going to fail at this and i think it's really telling going in just, we're six or seven months away from the convention starting, the season starting, and then months after that, a general election, and being at a historic low not only just generally but even amongst his party, looking at the gallup poll he's decreased from last month to this month with support within his own base. that's problematic especially going into 2024 which will be a tough race for either side. >> to the crisis at the border, the gop presidential candidates are hitting it hard. >> we will use our own military to protect our own southern border. >> we'll go back to the remain in mexico policy so that no one even steps foot on u.s. soil. to get proc

lee has been arrested. the deadly shooting took place early yesterday morning while officers were responding to a burglary near jack london square. ktvu james torres has been on the story since it broke yesterday morning. he joins us live in oakland to continue our coverage. james. frank, good morning. >> well, we heard the details of the crime from interim police chief darren allison yesterday afternoon, but we never actually heard details of the people accused of killing officer tuan lee, though the interim police chief did somewhat hint that these police officers knew who they were looking for. i will say there is a lot of actionable evidence that we're following up on. we did confirm oakland police made some arrests in the case of the burglary along embarcadero way. did say there was more than one individual they were looking for. chief allison says the building was, quote, in the cannabis business industry that we've not yet learned, if any, of those arrests are tied to the killing of officer lee. we heard from a woman who says the officer patrolled her neighborhood and would often check up on her. they developed a form of a very tight

that sounds like a lee anderson policy, if you ask me. but next, as tory mp jamesg most is slammed for saying most children who struggle in his town products of crap town are products of crap parents, true ? we'll parents, is that true? we'll hear from boris and the new year's list well. year's honours list as well. what's to love? what's not to love? >> warm feeling inside and >> that warm feeling inside and from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> good evening i'm alex burkill. here's your latest gb news weather forecast. there will be some frost around tonight before wet and windy weather arrives in time for the weekend. that's in association with a deep area of low pressure. currently out in the atlantic . this will sweep its atlantic. this will sweep its way in across the uk as we go through the next 24 hours or so. ahead of that, some quieter weather for a time , as many of weather for a time, as many of the daytime showers ease and clear away, leaving some clear skies for many. but very wet skies for many. but a very wet and

james hitten. shank a la or paradise where people live together. if we could all live in peace together, i think that would be great and i highly recommend the book. >> leese the 48 law of the power because it teaches you really good lessons and helps you change your mindset to something that will help you grow in life. >> see ya. host: the bos that shaped america website from, you can see it if you want to submit your own video of a book that shamed america. melissa homestead of the university of nebraska, what has been the impact in your view of "my antonia" and willa cather? guest: she's given a great deal of pleasure to a lot of readers and wrote about so many places, not just nebraska, and opened up different eras of american and canadian history. one of her novels to readers and just the great variety of her expression. she's really not just one thing. host: we appreciate your time this evening. we appreciate you joining us for books that shaped america. we'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ >> weeknights at nine a clock eastern, c-span's encore presentation of our 10 part series of that shape america. c-span partnered with the library of congress and looke

. >> and as ktvu's amber lee tells us, the victim had been transitioning out of homelessness. >> surveillance video obtained by ktvu shows security guard jamesnson by the front door of the 7-eleven near lake merritt in oakland. there appears to be a brief exchange between him and a man dressed in dark clothing. johnson throws an object at the man. the suspect then shoots johnson and runs out of the store. the 59 year old died at the scene. >> this shouldn't have happened like that. he should have never died. he should have never left us. >> it happened on friday night, shortly after 10:00. a worker tells me the store has been robbed repeatedly, but this is the first time he recalls someone being killed. he says he regarded johnson as a family member. >> yes, i was in a state of shock. that's like the best person i ever met. he was he used to be our customer, like every day customer. and one day he just stopped somebody stealing the beer from their. >> johnson started working as a security guard for the store. he had been on the job for about a year and a half. >> he wasn't like just a worker for me. he was like my brother, my big brother, an

the home secretary, james cleverly, said the un scheme highlighted rwanda's hospitality capability and commitment to hosting refugees, while tory party deputy chairman leel. either rwanda is safe or it is not. now matthew laza is still with us to discuss this alongside the political commentator alex armstrong. uh, alex, do you agree with leigh anderson on this one? >> i couldn't agree more with him. >> and i think the want >> and i think the public want to why it's safe for the to know why it's safe for the united nations and why they think safe country think that it's a safe country to refugees to, but to send refugees to, but not safe for the uk to do so. >> it's utterly bonkers. in fact, i saw a tweet today from the from the rwanda refugees own twitter account, which is part of the un, hcr saying that that rwanda is a safe and welcoming country and that people are thriving there . so i'm so i'm thriving there. so i'm so i'm totally lost for words. >> okay, matthew, it is it is true also, isn't it, that the rwandan government is quite offended by the prospect that it's not a safe country? i mean, this isn't going down particularly yeah particularly we

the home secretary, james cleverly, said the un scheme highlighted rwanda's hospitality capability and commitment to hosting refugees, while tory party deputy chairman leehighest level . either rwanda said it is hypocrisy of the highest level. either rwanda is safe or it is not. now matthew laza is still with us to discuss this alongside the political commentator alex armstrong. uh, alex, do you agree with leigh anderson on this one? >> i couldn't agree more with him. >> and i think the want >> and i think the public want to why it's safe for the to know why it's safe for the united nations and why they think safe country think that it's a safe country to refugees to, but to send refugees to, but not safe for the uk to do so. >> it's utterly bonkers. in fact, i saw a tweet today from the from the rwanda refugees own twitter account, which is part of the un, hcr saying that that rwanda is a safe and welcoming country and that people are thriving there . so i'm so i'm thriving there. so i'm so i'm totally lost for words. >> okay, matthew, it is it is true also, isn't it, that the rwandan government is quite offended by the prospect that it's not a safe co

james cleverly expected to dish out the latest details on on on salary caps immigration caps and rwanda in the studio in about 15 minutes, we'll have the red wall rock leeo late? can saved ? and what can this be saved? and what starmer mad to mention thatcher. i he was. and would you i think he was. and would you would welcome nigel farage would you welcome nigel farage as the leader of the tories? i'm going to put it to him directly. >> fascinating. we're >> fascinating. and we're looking forward to that statement in the commons. thank you going to be punchy >> it's going to be a punchy show by the sounds of things. thank you for joining us. >> outlook with boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar of weather on . gb news. >> hi there . it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast following a very wintry weekend . for some of very wintry weekend. for some of us, it's a milder day today. cloudy for many outbreaks of rain, although it is staying cold in the far north, central and northern scotland. and then later for the rest of scotland, northern ireland sitting in the cold air. but across engl