—— lake district.e looks gorgeous with the sunlight and a bit of missed. as carol said, warm in the sunshine but chilly if you are outside it. —— mist. it is 11 in central london and outside our studios in salford, not the same amount of sunshine, that is our view from the bbc studios across the manchester ship canal. you can see old trafford behind the goal building. that's if you are a football fan! it is eight degrees outside. let's get the news, travel and weather where you are this morning. why not! good morning from bbc london news, i'm charlotte franks. a woman was left screaming in pain after she was sprayed in the mouth with a noxious substance while on a bus in south london. the 20—year—old victim was treated yesterday, close to brixton tube station. police believe the attack was targeted, and inquiries are now underway to trace the male suspect involved. her injuries are not thought to be life—changing or life—threatening. a new report suggests overall spending by london councils has dropped

good morning from ullswater in the la ke good morning from ullswater in the lake district.aunched a local currency, so they have launched a local currency, so forget your rose, dollars and sterling, because it's all about the la ke sterling, because it's all about the lake district pound —— your euros. it was in the 18 and a half million visitors to swap sterling for their la ke visitors to swap sterling for their lake district pound and spend it in local shops may hope they can support local charities and organisations that look after this beautiful part of world. anthony is with me. what difference to these local currencies make? why do you need them? it is about getting visitors to think they are involved ina unique visitors to think they are involved in a unique experience and somewhere as beautiful as the lake district, there's lots on offer. for small businesses this is about encouraging visitors to look again at where their money is spent and the difference it makes. we think it's a very positive initiative. it's not the first in the country. there is one in bristol,

one solution sought by the lake district national park is self—driving pods which could ferry touristsas been launched but doubts have been raised about the pod's ability on the area's notoriously bumpy roads. at this year's google‘s i/o developers conference, the chief executive wants people to think aboutjomo — that's the joy of missing out — and unhooking ourselves from our tech addictions. jomo — the actual joy of missing out. we think we really help users with digital well—being. this is going to be a deep, ongoing effort across all our products and platforms, and we need all your help. this is all part of a trend of technology companies becoming increasingly worried that their products are making us miserable. facebook has talked lately about time well spent rather than just idle scrolling through your newsfeed. but google, of course, has the android mobile operating system — the most popular in the world — so it can do a lot to solve this problem. the software will prompt you to take a break if you have disappeared down a youtube binge watch hole for too long. if you are the kin

you can see those cool colours here from scotland through the lake district, just about into wales andsouth, it's slightly less cold. around 8—10 degrees. but newcastle, first thing in the morning, possibly around two degrees above freezing, but lots of sunshine on offer and the weather will not change through the morning into the afternoon apart from a bit of fair weather cloud building up. that's pretty much it. the temperatures not spectacularly high on thursday, because it will have been that chilly morning. around 18 in london, 13 in newcastle, maybe 15 degrees in belfast and thursday evening is looking absolutely fine across the uk. a beautiful end to the day is forecast. now, let's have a look at friday's weather forecast. lots of fine weather around but the weather will go downhill a little bit, at least for a time across western scotland, possibly some spots of rain getting in as well but for the bulk of the country on friday, it's looking fine. maybe 19 in london, 16 in newcastle. then the important weather forecast for the weekend, high pressure anchors itself across the uk.

bearing clouds imperiling across the uk, here is the rain this evening from scotland around the lake district noticed out east anglia in the southeast stayed dry and 5am, it is still relatively clear there. so here is the reigning four—time in morning, raining there and then by around lunch time it is across lincolnshire, east anglia and later in the afternoon it should exit out into the north sea and then we are left with a bright second half of the day with sunshine and a few showers. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11: more than 2,500 patients being treated for neurological conditions in northern ireland now need their cases re—examined. it's because of concerns over the work of a consultant. what has this all been about? why did nobody spot this earlier? why did nobody spot this earlier? why did nobody spot this earlier? why did nobody stop this earlier? these are patients with a wide range of neurological conditions, some of which are significantly serious and complex. a bbc investigation finds that youtube stars are being paid to promote essay writing services for st

you can see those cool colours here from scotland through the lake district just about into wales and cold. around 8—10 degrees. newcastle, first thing in the morning, possibly around two degrees above freezing but lots of sunshine on offer and it will not change through the morning of the afternoon apart from a bit of fair weather cloud building up. that's pretty much it. the temperatures not spectacularly high because it would have been at chilly morning. around 18 in london, 13 in newcastle, maybe 15 degrees in belfast and thursday evening is looking absolutely fine across the uk. a beautiful end to the day is forecast. let's look at friday's weather forecast. lots of fine weather around but the weather will go downhill a little bit, at least for a time across western scotland, possibly some spots of rain as well but for the bulk of the country on friday, it's looking fine. maybe 19 in london, 16 in newcastle. then the important weather forecast for the weekend, high pressure anchors itself across the uk. the weather fronts are not too far away, just to the west of our neighbourhoo

you can see those cool colours from scotland and the lake district to wales and northern ireland. above freezing but lots of sunshine on offer in the world will not change through the morning of the afternoon apart from a bit of there were the cloud. that's pretty much it. the temperatures not spectacularly high because it would have been at chilly morning. around 18 in london, 13 in newcastle, 15 degrees in belfast on thursday evening is looking absolutely fine across the uk. a beautiful and today's forecast. but some of the good friday's weather forecast. today's forecast. but some of the good friday's weatherforecast. lots of fine weather around but the weather will go downhill a bit of it, at least for a time across western scotland, possibly some spots of rain as well but the bulk of the country on friday, is looking fine. maybe 19 in london, 16 in newcastle. the important weather forecast for the weekend, high—pressure anchors itself across the uk. the weatherfronts high—pressure anchors itself across the uk. the weather fronts are not far away, to the west of our neighbourh

the lake district, dartmoor, snowdonia in wales and the cairngorms in scotland.on, the environment secretary michael gove says it is time for a fresh look at the system. writing in the sunday telegraph, prime minister gove says a growing population and decline in some habitats could not be ignored and he is ordering a review, which he says has the aim of strengthening protection in the face of present—day challenges. challenges like new housing estates encroaching on the outer edges of national parks and britain's 3a designated areas of outstanding natural beauty. the government has previously talked about a 25 year environment plan and a green brexit. mr gove knows it may be hard to balance demand for new homes with the desire to protect britain's open spaces, whether green and pleasant or wild and rugged. a landslide vote in favour of overturning ireland's abortion ban gives hope to northern ireland, that's according to penny mordaunt, the minister for women and equalities. the referendum result has sparked calls for the issue to be reassessed in northern irela

protected from overzealous developers. 0ver the intervening years others have been added, the lake districtegraph he said a growing population and decline in habitats could not be ignored and is ordering a review which he says the aim of strengthening protection in the face of present—day challenges. challenges like new housing estates encroaching on the outer edges of national parks, and britain‘s 34 designated areas of outstanding natural beauty. the government has previously talked about year environment plan and a green brexit. michael gove knows it may be hard to balance demands for new homes with a desire to protect britain‘s open spaces whether green and pleasant or wild and rugged. let‘s find out how the weather is looking. another cracking night in store? i see what you did there! that was not in rehearsals! comedy gold! more later, sadly! if you spend is any time near this great swathe of cloud you can see were not alone, plenty on the continent which is where we are picking these up from. there have been a lot of activity, a lot of flooding around as well, further thundery shower

and finally, talking of rural areas, the scenery around the lake district may be so beautiful, it's earnedwith wayward walkers. one solution sought by the national park is self driving pods which could bury tourists around the picturesque landscape. a feasibility study has been launched but doubts have been raised about the pod's —— the pod‘s —— and doubts have been raised. but this is google conference, the chief executive wants people to think aboutjomo, the joy of missing out, and are ourselves from our tech addictions. jomo, the actualjoy of missing out. we think we really help users with digital well—being. this is going to be a deep, ongoing effort across all of our products and platforms, and we need all of your help. this is all part of a trend of technology companies becoming increasingly worried their products are making is miserable. facebook is talk lately about time well spent rather than just idle scrolling through your newsfeed, the google of course have the android mobile operating system, the most popular in the world. set it can do a lot to solve the problem. the softwa r

the lake district, dartmoor, snowdonia in wales and the cairngorms in scotland. fresh look at the system. writing in the sunday telegraph, mr gove says a growing population and decline in some habitats could not be ignored and he is ordering a review, which he says has the aim of strengthening protection in the face of present—day challenges. challenges like new housing estates encroaching on the outer edges of national parks and britain's 34 designated areas of outstanding natural beauty. the government has previously talked about a 25 year environment plan and a green brexit. mr gove knows it may be hard to balance demand for new homes with the desire to protect britain's open spaces, whether green and pleasant or wild and rugged. ben ando, bbc news. katy austin has been at butterley reservoir in the peak district one of the 10 national parks currently in england. it is on beautiful sunny bank holiday weekend like this that you can really see what makes national parks so special. just over here we have got the reservoir, and the peak district was the first nati

from the outskirts of the lake district, to the outskirts of london, where for people like paul, rentingcessarily think i should get help, but i do think i should get help, but i do think we need to do something about this crazy spiralling out of control housing market. i‘ll have to think about whether i will retire at, you know, the retirement age, or whether because i don‘t have this big asset to fall back on whether i willjust have to keep on working. the uk is huge, and we must help these people who might be stuck in the generation rent, or the middle—aged who might be stuck in the generation rent, orthe middle—aged rent. we rely so much on pension years, living off their asset, their home, and we won't have that in the future so and we won't have that in the future so it could be a massive financial cost to the uk. back in cumbria, the future isn‘t concerning lesley, but a nalysts say future isn‘t concerning lesley, but analysts say it should worry policymakers, otherwise we‘ll face an expensive housing crisis. as people prepare for the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle — no

the lake district. dallas, texas. lake district. dallas, texas. lake district. connecticut.me opportunity. what do you think that meghan will wear today? something different, a marine, a fishtail? fishtail. probably fishtail. something slimming! she is beautiful! but is a nice american twang, we are you from? i am british! thank you! you must have gone to new york or something. quickly moving on! let's go to the weather! thank you very much. what a faux pas! this morning's whether, as charlie said it isa morning's whether, as charlie said it is a bit chilly at better but you will pick up quickly in the sunshine and infact will pick up quickly in the sunshine and in fact what we are looking at isa high and in fact what we are looking at is a high today of 21 or 22. probably 17 at noon and if you're coming down, it is chilly but the temperature will pick up quickly. across the uk this morning it is a chilly start with temperatures around freezing in east anglia for example and the south—east but a lot of sunshine, the exception to that is across north—west scotland where we ha

the lake district, dartmoor, snowdonia in wales and the cairngorms in scotland.e are 15 national parks. 70 years on, the environment secretary michael gove says it is time for a fresh look at the system. writing in the sunday telegraph, prime minister gove says a growing population and decline in some habitats could not be ignored and he is ordering a review, which he says has the aim of strengthening protection in the face of present—day challenges. challenges like new housing estates encroaching on the outer edges of national parks and britain's 3a designated areas of outstanding natural beauty. the government has previously talked about a 25 year environment plan and a green brexit. mr gove knows it may be hard to balance demand for new homes with the desire to protect britain's open spaces, whether green and pleasant or wild and rugged. rbs has failed to appreciate the impact of its decision to close dozens of branches in scotland, a report by mps has found. the scottish affairs committee described the move as a devastating blow for communities affected. it i

you came from texas, you're from the lake district. >> i did.nd i was like i crept up to them i said can i join you? they're like yes! we came together. >> what are you hoping to see? meghan and her new prince. what so surprising to me is how close you are. right here. i don't know if you can make it out on camera. anyone who comes out here you'll be about 20 feet or so. >> ten feet. >> yeah. >> we're excited. >> obviously best new friends. >> yeah. >> tell me why? coming out here today could have watched at home. >> the atmosphere. >> we wouldn't meet these people. you wouldn't see this. yeah. >> once in a lifetime. >> especially for me. >> you see more on the television but you don't get the feeling. >> that in person experience. we want to give a shout out and props to canada. the canadian ladies. thank you. who don't have fascinators. this is just as good. this is what you're really experiencing. a lot of folks coming out wanting to get the firsthand experience of seeing meghan and prince harry. come through here ending at the fairy tale sor

so does 580 driving into oakland's lake shore district.is backed up at the toll plaza. it is backed up about a 50 minute delay. no major issues on 80 from the carquinez bridge down into richmond, like we had yesterday. look at the flags here at the bay bridge. looks like maybe a window from the west or southwest in there. >> that is correct, sir. you forgot our garden club meeting is friday night at 7. >> that's right. we also have that book club we talked about. >> you'll be reading from chapter 7. >> seasons of the yeah,, volume 2. >> let's get -- cell is very sharp out there. santa rosa, san francisco, and san jose. all 50s overcast. do we have the -- let me put him on the spot. do we have that highway for shot ? the low clouds have made it out there. let's see if we do. it's tough. we will get there. san francisco -- oh, we have it now. low clouds make it that far. you're talking at the babe point -- bay point. that tells us that temperatures are really hard-pressed. thank you very much. thank you, sir. 60, 51 in san francisco. average

supervisor safai, i would like your district, lake view, which is a special district to be added to the cultural district, as well, and i would like the western addition to be added to the cultural district. so these are the things that i'm advocating for with this cultural district so that we can really make some real change and not just band-aids, getting people on the ground involve involved. i want to be a part of the process because i feel like i'm an advocate in my community and in my city, and i care about the mission, and japantown, chinatown, and the black community, as well. so unite the city. please. >> good evening, everybody. my name is jeanetta johnson, and i'm the executive director of tgijp we stands for transgender interjustice project. we are here to emphatically support the district and acknowledge all the culture districts that are here, and the trans people and the working class poor are being pushed out of san francisco at alarming rates, and we want to keep san francisco as a sanctuary city, where people feel welcome. we believe that cultural districts are incredi

we were visiting friends over the weekend and we had just arrived in the lake district and we went paddlingshejust screamed. i ran over and she was lying on the floor. what had happened, she had run through what looked like sand, maybe dirt. in fa ct looked like sand, maybe dirt. in fact it was discarded barbecue embers, which were still really hot. ididn't embers, which were still really hot. i didn't really know at the time just how serious the burn was. i quickly picked her up and we found a bucket and put water in it and we put her foot straight into water and drove to the nearest hospital after calling 111. they said go to baron furness hospital and we went. it was quite a bad burn and we were transferred by ambulance to alder hey hospital in liverpool, the specialist burns unit, and they were amazing. all of the ambulance crews and the staff at the hospitals were amazing. she has hurt herfoot a little bit. but you can see that she is in good spirits. la la la! it must have been terrifying for you asa it must have been terrifying for you as a mother. you were not in the middle of nowhe

from the outskirts of the lake district, to the outskirts of london, where, for people like paul, rentingon who thinks that the world owes me anything, and so i don't really frame it in that way where i think necessarily that i should get help, but i do think we need to do something about this crazy spiralling out of control housing market. i will have to think about whether i will retire at the retirement age, whether, because i don't have this big asset to fall back on, whether i willjust have to keep on working. the impact on the uk is huge, we must help the people who might be stuck in generation rent, and the middle—aged rent. we rely so much on pensioners to look live off their assets, live off their home and we will not have that in the future and it will have a massive financial cost of the uk. backed in cumbria, the future is not concerning leslie. should concern policymakers otherwise we will have a crisis. let's bring you an unusual view of the sun now. this is speeded—up footage of our star, slowly rotating, during the course of the month of march. this actually took 27.5 days

i was in the lake district yesterday and it was sweltering. out what is going on and explain it? good morning. there is lots going on and for scotland, northern ireland and wales, the temperature was 26.8 celsius. in the highlands, it could reach 27. somewhere in the south such as london could reach 28 and in holland park in london, it is so tranquil but there are lots of beasties around. in the south today we are not immune to some thunderstorms, neither are we across east anglia and wales. through the course of the weekend in the space of 2a hours, we had over 100,000 lightning strikes. again we could see, from the thunder and lightning we are expecting, some flash flooding and disruption. let's take a look at the bank holiday monday forecast. we are looking at a warm day, temperatures up to 28 celsius, asi day, temperatures up to 28 celsius, as i mentioned. there will be quite as i mentioned. there will be quite a lot of sunshine around and the risk of those thunderstorms. first thing this morning it is mild. we're looking at bridge is wide

currently it terminates in ocean view, lake view part of my district. there are discussions with the park merced rebuild they might propose to terminate it at park merced and cut off the neighborhood. it's an alternative more wrapped way -- rapid way to get to the downtown and accept more rapid transportation then the j line. i want to say for the record, it's really important to me both of you are conscious of that and conscious of that decision and i know we've had this conversation but don't just solely look at the numbers in terms of the decision making. think about the level of those that are under served. think of those living on fixed income or elderly who live in that neighborhood. it's important to me and literally every meeting i go and people bring up, police don't -- please don't allow them to cut off the "m" line. you don't have to comment. i just wanted that on the record. thank you very much. so we've done commissioner brinkman. we have a motion rejecting -- amending the proposal to approve the mayor's nomination of gweneth borden to the

, in the eighth congressional district of tennessee, two major announcements were made in my district. in lake county, excel boat company announced they will be opening a manufacturing plant that will bring 200 good-paying jobs and a total economic development investment of $9 million. additionally, in my district, a south korean manufacturer announced a 13ds million investment in -- $13 million in martin, tennessee, and 220 job opportunities at the company's first united states-based location. prior to that, just one month after the passage of the tax cuts and jobs act, fedex announced an investment of more than $200 million to raise wages for their employees. then two months later, two mants later, -- months later, fedex continued their posttax reform action and -- post-tax reform action and committed over d 1 billion to expand -- $1 billion to expand their express hub in memphis. another company in the eighth congressional district, which has a location in diresburg, tennessee, announced $500 in bonuses for each of their 4,800 full-time employees nationwide. i'm also proud of first horizon

lake merced and also sunny side. then we hit castro mission. district and through the ferry building. you can see the temperatures running in the 40s and 50s this morning. a little cooler out there. here is a look at south beach. we'll use that as the backdrop, the western span of the bay bridge for our commute planner. it's going to be brighter in some areas. you'll need the sunglasses. a small craft advisory. let's jump right into that. you can see southwest winds gusting up to 30 knots north of the bay bridge. south of the bay bridge we'll have west winds gusting to 30 knots. that starts at 3:00 this afternoon through 9:00 during the evening hours. pretty much the entire evening commute. in the south bay you can see a lot of sunshine starting with 56 with clouds. by noon sunny and 68. how about low 70s during the afternoon hours. back to 62 by 8:00. north bay we have a northerly wind. that's a warm went for the north bay. expect our biggest jump in temperatures today, already 73 by noon, nearly 80 in the afternoon in places like santa rosa. alexis, i hope you had a great weekend. >

district event. on the 12th at lake merced, we a attended the interstation run which is 41 years in the making. i would like to acknowledge a lieutenant who has picked up the ball on that. jim gallagher, it was his vision 40 years ago when nobody was as active as they are now really into running and has carried on this tradition. so, this year they included a car show, which brought out even more people. and the lieutenant has asked at some point in an upcoming meeting we bring retired firefighter jim gallagher before the commission to acknowledge him for his efforts. he was there this year and i would like to do so. maybe i could work on that, picking a date with you, president cleaveland. i would like to congratulate commissioner covington to her reappointment. congratulations to you, commissioner covington. >> commissioner covington: thank you. >> congratulations. i had the pleasure of being there. [applause] >> then on the 15th, we attended a labor management meeting which we do monthly with the executive board of local 798. i also met that afternoon introduced the deputies to the new depar

lake state. that's starting to happen more now. so that i think would indicate the transition in my district. i think if you say hey, listen, let's have a bipartisan -- nonpartisan set of judges draft maps, does anybody think that judges don't have political opinions because i was a prosecutor for 10 years? i guarantee you they have political opinions. no one is nonpartisan and so i think to have maps drawn by legislatures is the appropriate way who are then responsive to their constituents, but when you take it out of the elected realm and put it behind closed doors with the nonelected who are supposed to be nonpartisan, i don't believe they are nonpartisan. you could ask jeff flake who saw what happened in arizona with the nonpartisan commission who actually ended up being fairly partisan drawing democrat maps in a republican state. i would tell you our districts are pretty evenly drawn. probably the three most partisan districts are the one in madison or dane county, liberal area, milwaukee, liberal area and the suburbs of milwaukee are a very conservative area. >> last question. how do yo

lake merced and as you head to sunset. rest of us in the 50s, sunny side to financial district. palo alto, santa clara, american canyon 50. here's a look at how clear the air is this morning as we look at the western span of the bay bridge. going to the beaches sunshine. chilly. temperatures around 60. strong sunshine if you're doing yard work before the weekend so you can focus that attention on mom. out playing on the bay, gusty again. here's a look at the peninsula. 56 this morning. we'll see more sunshine and high clouds and mid-to-upper 60s from noon through 6:00. grab a coat for this evening. north bay will be warmer 55 at 8:00. 65 at 10:00. 73 at noon. look at those up 70s from 1:00 to about 4:00 and then back down to 64 by 8:00. we'll take a look at mother's day weekend coming up. how about the morning commute so far looking content. >> we do have a slow spot i want to talk about. the central valley of course a little heavy as you get out of the tracy area. a slow spot on the eastbound side of 580. road work not scheduled to wrap until 6:00 this morning. we have various

district when the volcano started erupting on thursday. >>> take a look at this video. this is the volcano's lava lake in the crater of the volcano. rock falls from the expose crater balls were agitating the surface of the lava. the main community affected is leilani estates. the evacuees in the area have been allowed to check on their property between 7:00 in the morning and 6:00 at night. >> my houses find and so far it is standing. >> it was devastating. every road you go on, everything is brown, dry, desolate. >> my houses find, fingers crossed. >> to have your animals right now at least. >> that's all that matters. the people we love and the animals we love. the rest is replaceable. >> i got my ukuleles my computers and my medicine. i had 20 minutes. >> lava flows have destroyed three dozen structures so far. no serious injuries or fatalities have been reported. >>> an unusual shot right here. we will give you a good look at a dead whale on shore on angel island. it's closer to alcatraz island. you can clearly see the whale right there on the shore. several people have gathered around. i don't know if these are loosely loose

county, the city of seattle, shoreline, edmunds, lake forest park, normandy, and the port of seattle. our challenge, mr. speaker, is to keep our district the most livable, sustainable, and welcoming community in the country. it is a challenge. consider the facts. 2016 we 54.8 hours in traffic, giving seattle the dubious honor of being one of the top 10 cities for congestion. in 2015, the lowest earning 20% of households in our state spent three times as much as a percentage of their income on commuting costs compared to the highest income families. and in 2015, the lowest earning 20% of our households spent three times as much on commuting costs, compared to the highest income families. especially significant are transit options for my constituents. transit makes the ultimate difference in being able to reach a place of employment easily, which in turn affects how constituents are able to provide for themselves and their families. while sound transit has seen a 23% increase in ridership last year, we need to ensure all communities are connected to transit networks are not forgotten. as king county metro found in a report from 2015, whi

a week after a report by the district attorney's office showed an increase in juvenile crime led by spikes in burglary, car jacking and auto thefts. >>> in midland town lake county another punch to the gut in the form of a fire. the flames took a popular general store located in the centers of town also a firefighter injured. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman joining us live. what you tell us with the firefighter? >> reporter: we don't know all that much larry. we no he he was with calfire. we know he is hospitalized, still has some serious burns don't yet know his identity. we know he was rescued by a california highway patrol officer who helped pull him from flames. could cortez suffered injuries on hands as well. as for the fire behind me middle town has already seen enough like this and this one is symbolic. the red white and blue still flies high in middletown this afternoon but looking down on charred rubble, not the town this time it's emotional center. the market and general store now a heap. >> it's get wrenching. >> the fire began around mid-afternoon yesterday no known cause yet but started in the back and burned fast. >> when smoke was coming

district, a little more moisture than what we have seen in a while actually. here's a look at the higher elevations. look at all the lightning strikes through lake tahoe, kirkwood, that would be snow you're seeing. above,000 feet, there's a winter -- above 8,000 feet there's a winter weather advisory. slick runways. visibility is down. all talk about the holiday weekend forecast. good news to report coming up. >>> a new kind of rail service for bart passengers this week. more now from jackie ward joining us live now from antioch. jackie. >>> reporter: this is really good news for not only bart riders but for also the people who drive along highway 4 here who usually have to go from antioch down that 10-mile stretch to pittsburg. i have with me a bart spokeswoman. this is an exciting day for you. this is way cheaper than a normal or traditional station. tell us about the benefits today. >> it's a really quick ride. it's only about 11 minutes. and they are brand-new modern trains. they are going to have great air-conditioning. and this whole station is powered by solar panels. a lot of people are concerned when they hear diesel but it is renewable