kirk. haslinda: for all the talk about normalization, there has been tightening the financial conditions, your take on that. kirk: look, i think it is going to be really noisy both in terms of data and market sentiment over the next few weeks. as a consensus built in terms of the path of inflation and interest rates. so, in terms of your earlier comments, what is february going to look like? i think it is going to be messy. what's really important is what does a long-term look like for the investor? we still feel very very constructive about the long-term. and we continue to lean into growth. haslinda: but, before we get to that, in terms of where normalization will end. kirk: where? in terms of the u.s. rate, we probably think it is going to end somewhere between 2.5 and 3%, but that is a couple years out. so, if we look at the next 12-18 months, we believe you probably will see four tightening six year, followed -- this year, followed by another two or three in 2023, but even then i think

plan to have you on as always, kirk, what are you seeing here? pushing oil prices up to near 7 year highs and even at 7 your brand. hi rachel. thanks for having made to me. i think it's more panic than the last week or 2 that you're seeing getting the markets. i think countries companies, airlines don't want to be caught short with having to build their coffers with more expensive crude oil or gasoline. and so you're seeing about a buying going on right now. a senior course at a 7 year high, 7 months. i'm sorry on their inventory, so we're seeing a lot of people buy right now. so i think there's more of a panic boat feeding into this last week to call that price that you're showing right now to kick up to $87.00 a barrel. like rachel said, it was just today. yeah, know, speaking of that panic, we know that obviously the by an administration wants to make it seem like they've got everything under control. they're talking about these sort of vague tools to control oil prices as they continue to rise. so what if anything, can they do at this point?

so i say there's more realistic chance of going up than going down right now for sure. kirk edwards, former chair of the permian basin petroleum association. thank you so much for your expertise is always appreciate it. thanks for having me. and finally, it looks like the met of birth is entering the world of politics. turkey's governing party held its 1st meeting in the metal berth with the appropriate topic of crypto regulation. now the organizer spoke about the need to take these types of events into the virtual world, saying he believes that men of verse based meetings would be improved expeditiously and become an essential part of our lives. fascinating video to watch. absolutely, and i mean, i think it is never what it's hilarious that there's one guy who said no, i'm not putting the goggles on, i'm going there. but it is interesting because this is what we think of when we think of the matter verse, isn't it? yeah, absolutely and you know, you kind of think of all of those guys are sitting right there in suits. well i doubt they're wearing suits that they're logging onto their

we've perhaps talked enough about captain kirk.tivism, you've reflected a great deal on the different causes that you've fought for over the years. you didn't, for a long time, fight for perhaps the cause most dear to your own heart — that is gay rights, equality for gay people, because you were a gay actor in hollywood for an awful long time who stayed in the closet. why? because i wanted to be an actor. i passionately wanted to be an actor. when i was a teenager, my heart—throb was a handsome, young blonde actor named tab hunter. he was starring in almost every warner... he had a warner bros contract, every movie coming from the warner bros studio — battle cry, damn yankees. i went and saw every one of them until he was exposed, by one of our scandal sheets as being gay, and suddenly he disappeared. it was forcefully made... it forcefully made me understand that you cannot be gay and be hired as an actor. and so i spent my childhood behind barbed wire fences, but as an adult, i self—imposed an invisible barbed wire fence on mysel

. >> speaking of premiums, kirk, quickly the $7 billion buyback of blizzard, what does microsoft wantbe >> i think activision gives microsoft a whole another narrative in the consumer space which you could say was lacking. activision gives them a lot. it gives them a big presence in mobile, a much bigger first-party catalog they can leverage along game pass and streaming over time. really the streaming in metaverse, whenever that comes to pass, three, five years, microsoft has a very key side whether it's cloud, and activision adds an element and bulks up what it has it's going to be an important narrative whenever it closes at some point next year. >> kirk materne, appreciate it kirk, have a great day. >> thanks, brian. >>> certainly, microsoft is a big deal, but perhaps no stock is as important to the overall market as tesla, not because it's so big -- it is -- but because of so many options and deriver actives are linked to tesla's stock. so in many ways as tesla goes, so goes a big part of the market the options market too shares hit with the rest of the market, too, by the way. t

was amazing about him was that he was of a generation, the last of a great powerhouse generation, kirkd last year, but he was in that generation, charles heston, kirk douglas, and sidney poitier, and tony curtis. this kind of generation that came out with theater in the 1950's, late 1940's, we forget that to have this incredible black man in their midst was really groundbreaking because he was able then to kind of move along the same kind of trajectory that they were allowed to move upon that. paul rosen generation before was not allowed that. sir sidney was able to be in that trajectory that they were in, that burt lancaster and tony curtis were in. when he did when his oscar, it made sense in a way because he was part of that. anchor: our correspondent is in hollywood now. the museum of motion pictures had the grand lobby named sidney poitier. having not even acted for 20 years in the city where you are right now, in the business based in, he was a legend. correspondent: he was a true hollywood legend. it is a gray, dark day in hollywood today, but sidney poitier was a true trail bla

[cheers and applause] >> thank you, kirk.come to the stage two very special speakers. this year the iconic march for life banner will be carried up capitol hill by pro-life students from christendom college. one of those students is speaking to you, george. george is a senior and serves as a president of the pro-life student club, shield of roses. following george, we are going to hear from mckayla cook. mckayla is a student at george mason university just across the riiver in fairfax, virginia. and she heroically chose life. in the past couple of years. she's going share that story with you. she had a lot going against her and her daughter but with the love and support of others, she chose life. she'll tell you about that herself. welcome, george, and then mckayla. [applause] >> thank you so much. my name is george. it is such an honor to be here representing my college. as we lead this year's march for life. together we are always here to pray and fight for the unborn. to might peers specifically, your voice matters. we nee

in a marketing coup, he gets captain kirk on his ship.am shatner 90 years old went up into space. >> these are the voyages of jeff bezos and myself. >> i think the thing that warmed everyone's heart was seeing william shatner afterward. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience i can imagine. [sobbing]. >> it was so sincere and a great endorsement and encouragement for people to it back space endeavors in the future. >> the question is: who really won the billionaire space race? it's got to be captain kirk. >> one of my favorite phrases of 2021 is former governor andrew cuomo. back in march of 2020 he signed an order saying that covid patients had to be sent back to nursing homes. in other words, you could not refuse them. >> this story is important and personal. both of my husband's parents died of covid in their elder care facilities. >> in january his own attorney general james revealed andrew cuomo covered up the number of deaths in nursing homes. when you understate the amount of deaths in nursing home by 50%, oh, we

judge jeanine: charlie kirk, i want to thank you so much for joining us. to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ ♪ judge jeanine: before we go, this year as you know, i got two standard poodles ted and red to join over mourning of the los and now ted and red are rescues from north carolina, and they have never seen snow. it was an awesome day this week when they saw snow for the first time and they could not have been happier. ted red and stella are hopping like all of us hopping, hoping -- that 2022 is a better year than 2021, and they were hopping in the snow that's what i was reading. anyway, don't forget to set your dvr so you never misthe show and you can catch more of the cameo.com/judge jeanine thanks so much for watching. i appreciate it. i'm jeanine pirro advocating for truth, justice and the american way. ♪ ♪

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now coach jason kirk must sit out one game. it's the latest example of a coach criticized for a blowout. a football coach in inglewood, california led his team to a 106-0 win. the principal later apologized for the coach's lack of integrity. inglewood went on to the playoffs where the opponent's coach spoke about good sportsmanship. >> maybe the most important thing is teachable moments. i talk about how football is great, it emulates life and teaches you lessons. >> reporter: they also understood why a team would run up a score. >> you get it in, you try to run the clock, get the kids on the bus and get them home. on either side of the score it's a teachable moment. >> reporter: but some argue the more points scored the higher the team's ranking at the end of the season. this is the first time the two connecticut teams played each other since 2017 when lyman hall beat sacred heart. they'll play again later this month. andrew, mona? >>> we know people who insist their dogs understand when they're speaking. but what happens when

yeah, i don't have anything specific on the cur, straight. cursed creek. kirk st. sorry, i'll try the curse straight, but well, let's just clear that up for you. kirk is a city 100 miles away from the kurt straits, which is what john kirby was actually referring to. the russians deployed more than 20 war ships and a routine exercise. there. something western nations, a viewing there was a new source of potential military escalation. moscow's repeatedly denied any plans to invade any country. geopolitical m, as patrick hennington telling us that many of natives that conversations over russian aggression actually applied to the military lines itself. dado is desperate to find relevance in the world and it is really working hard to try to. i think wrap up this crisis in order to keep itself relevant. this sort of speech that was given by yonce dalton berg, the director of nato, which they posted on line, is a highly politicized ideological and is sort of approach. and this is the opposite of what you'd expect from nato. but it seems like it was nato taking the ideolog

judge jeanine: charlie kirk, i want to thank you so much for joining us.ext. [ marcia ] my dental health was not good. i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think that that is the key. ♪ ♪ judge jeanine: before we go, this year as you know, i got two standard poodles ted and red to join over mourning of the los and now ted and red are rescues from north carolina, and they have never seen snow. it was an awesome day this week when they saw snow for the first time and they could not have been happier. ted red and stella are hopping like all of us hopping, hoping -- that 2022 is a better year than 2021, and they were hopping in the snow that's what i was reading. anyway, don't forget to set your dvr so you never misthe show and you can catch more of the cameo.com/judge jeanine thanks so

like canadian actor william shatner, best known as captain kirk on star trek, tell me about the meaning of life. it was probably the longest interview that william shatner had ever given in a total of 45 hours. it's based over 5 days. he answered questions about his life. his answer is formed the basis for his immortal plan, which future generations will be able to engage with. people will be able to ask william shatner's, holla, grandma question. and the artificial intelligence by the he was firm story file will provide the appropriate answer about 650 answers. he gave to questions. they go into a database and then they're transcribed. and then the artificial intelligence looked at the transcription and create a set of, of questions that you could ask to get to that answer. classical natural language processing, and the natural language processor and story file. it enables you then to ask a question of a williams video, and it will then go through the database and find the most appropriate answer to the question you asked. for william shatner to become an interactive. how the gram he h

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kirk newman, ceo of children's national hospital in washington, d.c. joined paige cunningham from the washington post for a virtual discussion on covid-19 and its effect on children. this is just under 20 minutes. >> dr. newman is president and ceo of children's national hospital. welcome back to washington post live. >> thank you page cared i appreciate having the opportunity to speak with you and your audience and i appreciate the focus of the washington post on children. it is so important because frequently kids are not thought of in these types of situations. >> i am looking forward to our conversation and i want to get into some of these questions about the impact of the pandemic on kids. but first i want to ask you more specifically about your own hospital. we have seen these surges across the country, but how is it impacting children's national? >> we are -- children's national is a hospital here in washington, d.c. we serve the region. we have seen the trend that has affected hospitals and health systems in communities across the country. we,

even captain kirk took a trip to the final frontier. >> i'm so filled with emotion, that i just -- it'sg reminder of what the future holds. >> i win in america. >> we reflect on a year dominated by vaccines and hope 2022 offers a shot at something even better. >>> wow, what a year. and you can't talk about 2021 without mentioning the global fight against covid and the huge medical breakthrough that was the distribution of covid vaccines, the shots created, evaluated, and authorized in just month was the first for vaccine development. millions around the world lined up to get a shot and months later lined up to get a booster, but it wasn't without controversy. let's take a look back. >> this morning, a grim new national record, more than 4,000 covid deaths reporting in a single day. hospitals are facing a crisis of epic proportions. >> 100 million shots in our first 100 days in office. we're on day 1. >> with full fda approval, johnson & johnson's vaccine will be the third go into arms. >> get vaccinated. the vaccine that's available to you, get that vaccine. >> all adult americans will

and billionaires raced to space, even captain kirk took a trip to the final frontier. >> i'm so filledn about what just happened. i just -- it's extraordinary. >> reporter: an inspiring reminder of what the future holds. >> i did it, america! >> reporter: we reflect on a year dominated by vaccines and hope 2022 offers a shot at something even better. ♪♪ >>> wow. what a year. and you can't talk about 2021 without mentioning the global fight against covid and the huge medical breakthrough that was the distribution of covid vaccines, the shots created, evaluated, and authorized in just months was a first for vaccine development. millions around the world lined up to get their shots and then months later lined up again for a booster. but it wasn't without controversy. let's take a look back. >> reporter: this morning, a graim grim new national record, more than 4,000 covid deaths reported in a single day. hospitals facing a crisis of epic proportions. >> 100 million shots in our first 100 days in office. we're on day one. >> with full fda approval, johnson & johnson's vaccine will go into

kirk -- captain james t. kirk called space the final frontier. sierra space, a mysterious and secretive company in colorado is getting closer to inviting guests up there. sierra's orbital race basically a low earth orbit business pod so you can hang around in your shirt sleeves floating above the earth. up next, you're about to meet the husband and wife inspiration alleyeders of sierra nevada corporation, sierra space as well. finish what an inspirational story. i was on stage with them last night. you've got to hear about their deal with jeff bezos. coming -- coming right back. the dow up 118, the s&p down 4. we're still seeing lower moves for the nasdaq, a loss of 89. don't move. ♪ ♪ real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ whether you've enjoyed the legendary terrain in telluride, the unparalleled landscape of park city or the fa

douglas at least i think he's doing a kirk douglas impression.his voice, maybe rudy thinks al pacino played spartacus. "i'm spartacus you're spartacus this whole damn colosseum is spartacus! "how was that, lorne?" [ laughter ] anyway, why did i bring up rudy giuliani? oh, right. you guys are not going to believe this he got subpoenaed. >> we have this breaking news for you now. the house select committee investigating the january 6th capitol insurrection has just subpoenaed four close allies of donald trump, including rudy giuliani. >> these subpoenas now, they mark a significant escalation by this committee, especially because they're going after rudy giuliani now. of course, he worked closely with trump for years and he was leading the effort to overturn the 2020 election results. of course, he spearheaded several lawsuits that were dismissed in several different courts and giuliani notably also spoke out at that "stop the steal" rally on january 6th he called for, quote, "trial by combat." so he in particular has a lot of information the commi

kirk newman the c.e.o. of children's national hospital in washington, d.c. joined page cunningham from "the washington post" for a discussion on covid-19 and its effect on children. this is under 20 minutes. >> hi, we're back, i'm sorry. we lost the connection for a moment. but we're back here with dr. newman. he's president and c.e.o. of children's national hospital here in washington, d.c. dr. newman, welcome back to "washington post" live. dr. newman: well, thank you,-page. i really appreciate having the opportunity to speak with you and your audiences and i appreciate the focus of "the washington post" on children. it's so important because frequently kids are not thought of in these types of situations. >> i'm looking forward to our conversation and i want to get into some of these questions about the i. -- impact of the pandemic on kids. but first, i want to ask you about your own hospital. we've seen these surges around the country in the last couple of weeks, but how has the omicron surge impacted the availability of beds? mr. newman: the children's

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william shatner. ..star trek�*s captain kirk, william shatner, blasted off from a launch site in texasst 60 miles above the earth, but enough time to float in zero gravity. waiting for him on his return, amazon founderjeff bezos, whose company developed the rocket system. what you have given me is the most profound experience i can imagine. i'm so filled with emotion about whatjust happened, ijust... it's extraordinary. at the age of 90, william shatner finally reached the final frontier. in physics, there was what could be one of the biggest steps forward for a generation. scientists believe that there are four fundamental forces of nature. one for gravity, another for electricity, and two nuclear forces which control the behaviour of atoms. together, they explained the way the world works. but, in recent years, astronomers began noticing things in space that can't be explained by the four forces, such as galaxies spinning faster than they should. and they can't explain why the stars and planets and everything on them, including us, exist at all. the new results suggest there might be

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kirk calls there and played drains the three from the corner there down at eight at halftime.ph curry not to forget about him triple double tonight. 27 points. 10 rebounds , 10 assists pops, this three. they come all the way back from the deficit to take a 71 63 lead at this point of the third. but lose the momentum again. down five clay will find ppe to all alone slam dunk and all of a sudden was about a minute 14 left. they're down three, but too much of this guy, john moran . he's got that float game down. he had a couple of those in the final moments. he winds up with 29. memphis wins their 10 straight. you can see they are feeling that they've got the warriors number right now. and the warriors with those 17 turnovers tonight, leading directly to 26 memphis points. 1 16 1 await is your final steve kirk concerned a little bit about his teeth. and it's on to milwaukee in a strange way. um you know these next 34 weeks you're going to be about, uh, kind of re establishing our identity because god is going to play a huge role, and so this next month or so, um, you know, we're

is kirk going in as well? no, i think he's wimped out too. just you?ot going in, mind you. see me going in ahead. laughter. woo! i fully intend to dip for the rest of my life, and i'll be encouraging people into the water as much as i am now. it's free, it's out there. it is nice to feel like you're motivating somebody to go and do something that you know will make them feel good. and if other people can enjoy it as much as we do, then myjob is done. very stormy conditions for the uk at this weekend. saturday, we have been watching storm malik particularly battering in northern britain. tomorrow, corey set to work his way through, another stunt named by the uk met office will stop and warnings for eastern scotland until the middle of the afternoon. a ridge of high pressure was that the patient as a book to the evening and overnight, the winds will become lighter. the skies will return clear and it will turn cold. frost developing. sunday morning, sparkling sunshine, light wind, a relatively calm stuck to the day. lunch time, cloud spilling into the wes

even captain kirk took a trip to the final frontier. >> i'm so filled with emotion about what just happeneddinary. >> reporter: an inspiring reminder of what the future holds. >> i did it, america! >> reporter: as we reflect on a year dominated by vaccines and hope 2022 offers a shot at something even better. ♪♪ >>> still ahead, will jimmy g. hit the field this sunday? tonight an update on his injury and if he made it to practice today. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> welcome back. niners fans, i'm sure a lot of you have been asking who is going to play quarterback on sunday. well, you may have just gotten your answer. >> all

kirk suggests a notice on your twitter feed people up mess you about this exactly those questions.u can answer as many of them as you can now. >> i get a lot of the same questions. i get the same framing of questions. people are just scared of vaccines. what that tells me is they are probably starting the conversation too late. even at the start of the pandemic around the vaccine how they work, the technology that was being developed to make the mrna vaccine possible. having that camp at conversation only blaster might be too late. i tried to come back out of today and what is the covid-19 vaccine. vaccines have been around for so long, technology that goes into vaccines on a very explore >> into the and how over time vaccines have continued tell us about getting around getting shots into arms that you have joined. >> is only reverend jackson i joined one reason it was important for me too join reverend jackson felt like a duty of mine i was present for vice president harris second shot i believe is it day after my birthday last or something like that. one thing i try to make very

is kirk going in as well? no, i think he's wimped out too. just you?'m not going in, mind you. see me going in ahead. laughter. woo! i fully intend to dip for the rest of my life, and i'll be encouraging people into the water as much as i am now. it's free, it's out there. it is nice to feel like you're motivating somebody to go and do something that you know will make them feel good. and if other people can enjoy it as much as we do, then myjob is done. hello. a stormy weekend for the uk. saturday saw malik bearing down on northern britain, scenes like these quite common across eastern scotland, damage, a lot of trees down and this is the area where the wind is really piqued in terms of their customers. tomorrow, though, we could be facing similar problems as we have another storm that has been named by the uk met office is storm corrie following a similar path. these are the wind gusts. again, storm corrie will have the potential to cause very similar gust of wind. by the time we get into saturday night malik is off toward scandinavia. they are going

is kirk going in as well? no, i think he's wimped out too. just you?n, - i'm not going in, mind you. see me going in ahead. laughter. woo! i fully intend to dip for the rest of my life, and i'll be encouraging people into the water as much as i am now. it's free, it's out there. it is nice to feel like you're motivating somebody to go and do something that you know will make them feel good. and if other people can enjoy it as much as we do, then myjob is done. hello. yesterday it was storm malik. things were very much quieter by the time we got into sunday morning, but the winds are picking up again out there now as storm corrie moves towards the northwest of the uk. the strongest of the winds overnight sunday into the middle of monday. this area of cloud here is the nor�*easter exiting the us. we've seen how much damage that has done. here's corrie deepening to the north of the uk as we speak, and this low will push across northern scotland overnight sunday into monday, emerge into the north sea and then dive south towards the low countries. these are

the shore of the belgian town of ost down kirk is the only place where this is still done as it was over 500 years ago. nailer becker and her horse axle set out bright and early nailer is the world's 1st officially recognised female horseback shrimp. or in 2013 unesco, added the age old profession to its cultural heritage list under the condition that it had to be open to both men and women who no score is a like that even what only the recognition by unesco was the real reason why they let me become a horseback shrimp perfectly before that. it was a total mens club. i had to prove myself doubly in fact of it. but i succeeded brazen and now they've fully accepted me. are they abs awhile free to me that i could obey them? ah nella had to complete a 2 year internship and passed several tasks in her main job. the mother of 3 works in a nursing home. but in our free time, she heads out to the beach 2 hours before low tide. one's in a we'll see the in the some days. we don't catch anything. on other days we haul in 10 kilos. let's wait and see. the method has barely changed over the centuries

goose jazz musician. claiming he's being tortured and kept in an unknown location. authorities in kirk is, stan confirmed, he was not a terrorist and have sent a protest. note to the cass i can be see. the man was reportedly invited to give a concert in our massey before the protest broke out. about 20 people came to the embassy of cassock, stand in, bish keg, demanding his release. okay, well let's return then to some of the damage that's been caused by the unrest his, the aftermath of the rise, his attack on a building which has his several television studios in the commercial capital of cassock. stan al massey, a lease is, stole cameras and damaged other expensive equipment to before setting a fire to the premises. a reporter whose office was attack, described to us the chaos and also the phase of the people living in the city. i'm not sure or question company, the office of our tv company is located in the very epicenter of the riots right in front of the office entrance. we found a dead body, a murdered young man, who looked 20 to 25 years old. and we started filming, and it's a d

yes, yeah. military alliance arrived from russia. feller, race, armenia, tajikistan, and also kirk is stan stated, mission is to secure vital infrastructure while the local law enforcement deals with the rioters. if we arrived in the republic of kazakhstan, deployed to be signed area received in order to protect and defend vital state facilities on your quality of other cio, we had orders to protect the almighty airport on what we successfully accomplish. that early set about posts and patrols it was a watch is being conducted 24 hours a day. every day here is markedly busier than the last hundreds upon hundreds. more peacekeepers are arriving to tell us that stock every single day arriving our troops. peacekeepers have taken over security at by the strategic infrastructure side such as the power stations, such as government offices, military base is the and the likes which freeze up jazz. it started the troops troops of the catholic star military to go above restoring order areas where there were riots where there was looting, where the marauders with mm hm. mm. mm. mm. mm. mm. mm. m

is kirk going in as well? no, i think he's wimped out too. just you? ahead. laughter woo! i fully intend to dip for the rest of my life, and i'll be encouraging people into the water as much as i am now. it's free, it's out there. it is nice to feel like you're motivating somebody to go and do something that you know will make them feel good. and if other people can enjoy it as much as we do, then myjob is done. hello there. northern parts of britain readying for a very windy weekend. we've got two separate storms which could bring some damage and some disruption. not a bad weekend, i think, further south across southern britain, closer to this area of high pressure. so, the first of the two storms moving to the north of the uk. lots of isobars on the charts, widespread gates for the northern half of the country. severe gales across scotland, gusts up to 80 mph. we've got an amber warning in force for eastern scotland, could see some impacts here. a band of cloud will sink southwards across the country, becoming confined to the south later in the day.