nos comunicamos con lorenzo mata. lorenzo: creo que es un paso grande para los estudiantes que juegan deportes en colegios, cuando yo estuve allÍ, no sufrir hambre ni nada pero se necesitaba nos dieran algo por hacerle bastante dinero a una universidad. yare: sin duda tu despensa como estudiante y como atleta, cuÁl es el sentimiento de otros compaÑeros con los que compartiste todos estos aÑos? lorenzo: creo que todos estamos de acuerdo con la nueva ley. pues, si te das cuenta, ya iniciÓ en diferentes estados de estados unidos que ya van a implementar la ley tambiÉn, van a hacer algo para que se los pueda pagar a los jugadores. porque usan su cara, usan su nombre y ellos genera mucho yarel: a lo que vemos en california son los atletas latinos . ¿cÓmo crees que va a impactar a estos atletas? lorenzo: yo creo que bastante, en mi caso, yo pues vengo de una familia, de mi madre soltera y ella me ayudÓ en todos los aspectos de mi vida. y pues, si hubieran implementado la ley en aquel entonces, eso no hubiese facilitado mÁs

, lorenzo mÉndez que se estÁ preparando y cÓmo estÁs ?cele celebraciÓn >> cÓmo te ha cambiado todo ? >> antes de conocer a la chiquis >> cuÉntanos que van a llevar >> vamos a entrar al armario de ella >> tuve la opciÓn de pegÁrmelo todo completo >> algo diferente era poner unos zapatos, saquÉ algo de lo urb o urbano, hemos visto ya regente a seguir el poco a poco pero estamos llegando mÚsica que esÁa funcionando >> avenida cantidad de presentados >> te gustarÍa leer prÓximo aÑo con algÚn premio ? >> ojalÁ que despuÉs de haber los actos dos discos predomin o denominan con alta confianza que gusta dormir con marcas ? >> nos enseÑa bastantes cosas tambiÉn, un viaje que nos llenÓ el tanque espiritual, si subiese renovado >> gracias lorenzo por entretenernos y por la in informaciÓn >> por la en el estudio muchas libras nos estamos derritiendo l lentamente acÁ seÑores estamos, y nos estamos derritiendo con calor, tambiÉn viene cantantes a derretir corazones >> (aplausos( >> (aplausos( >> oye mi dios >> seÑores, seÑores estos ap aplausos que te

also we are checking in on our issue in san lorenzo. there was a big rig that was stalled on southbound 880 underneath northbound 238. looks like two cars ran into the back of it there. it is impacting the commute. not only for southbound 880 but for people heading westbound 580. speeds are down to 19 miles per hour. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic. >>> waking up to clear conditions here. that's going to change as we get a more onshore push. we'll see some haze moving to the bay area. that's why we have a spare the air alert today. upper 80s in sacramento. the upper 60s for saturday. look at that. we drop off into the 30s on sunday. our weather certainly changing saturday night into sound. coming up i'll pass on to you the advisories for the fire weather watch and the winds in a few minutes. >>> tracking breaking news from live desk. cal fire is fighting a brand-new wildfire on the san mateo coast. this is the cabrio fire. part of highway 1 south was closed for hours after it started last night. the chp has reopened it

i want to draw you to this, hurricane lorenzo, continuing to wea ke n this, hurricane lorenzo, continuingush north—eastwards, towards the british isles. i didn't buy round thursday it could be just to the west of ireland, to bring a spell of gales and heavy rain. still some uncertainty to this but it does not like it it is also going to bring up some very mild air from the south—west. you can see the orange colours taking over as we head into friday. the current thinking is that thursday, turning much wetter and windier in western areas. temperatures begin to creep up. looks like the wetter weather will spread further east, where temperatures across england and wales will be back in the high teens celsius. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at two... the worst violence in four months — police clash with protestors in hong kong as china celebrates 70 years of communist rule. if you look at this amount of tear gas that is being fired all through the streets here, moving up there to where the police are. itjust gives you an idea of how things are escalating today.

back home as we look ahead to tomorrow in the uk, i showed you a lorenzo filling in easing, meaning theatest instalment. so last week here you had a giant flask of coffee, tea ? week here you had a giant flask of coffee, tea? yes, that is what i would say it was. and some raspberries. now i am the raspberry. iam raspberries. now i am the raspberry. i am gazing adoringly at you. i could blow a raspberry at you. welcome. we still have not got any raspberries here but... you have a banana. adam and brussels. 0k, it has been another big week. really, i feel cross side, actually. my binder is got increasingly thicker. and are we poised to get a new brexit deal? brussels asked concrete proposals. operational and whether the prime minister come up with? new protocols with

the weekend, remnants of storm lorenzo pushing off into the near continent, this band of rain and windd wind spread in about the middle part of the weekend, but another ridge of high pressure building and, quite a mixed weekend, some sunshine around but also a little bit of rain saturday night into sunday with showers following behind. it will stay on the male side. —— the mild side. you're watching beyond one hundred days. borisjohnson sends his brexit blueprint to brussels. the british plan will give northern ireland a unique status — partly aligned to the european union, partly aligned to the rest of the uk. mrjohnson says the proposal is a "broad landing zone on which a deal can take shape" but he says the eu will need to compromise too. we are tabling what i believe are constructive and reasonable proposals, which provide a compromise for both sides. the irish government is talking down the chances of a deal, but the eu says it will enage with the plan objectively. the no deal will never be the choice of the eu ever, for we will continue to reach

storm lorenzo continues to work eastwards.uble figures, particularly across central and southern areas. storm lorenzo continues to work south eastwards on friday but we rapidly. although it will start off fairly wet and windy, the rain will ease down through the day although it will stay pretty windy with gales across south wales in south—west england. but as that system pushes off into the near continent, skies will tend to brighten up. it will become dry across the country to an friday and across the country to an friday and a much milder afternoon as well. 17— 18 degrees in the south. 15 degrees in central belts of scotland. into the start of the weekend, we are into this brief ridge of high pressure. we look to the west, the next frontal system will arrive through the middle part of the weekend. saturday at this stage is not looking too bad. should be a dry start, winds coming up from the south or south—east. we should see variable cloud, sunny spells, but the first signs of that rain and wind will arrive across northern i

as storm lorenzo continues to work eastwards.areas. now, storm lorenzo continues to work south eastwards on friday, but weakens rapidly. although it will start off fairly wet and windy, the rain it will ease down through the day, although it will stay pretty windy with scales across south wales and southwest england. as that system pushes off into the near continent, skies will tend to brighten up from it will become drier across the country to end friday. and a much milder afternoon as well, 17—18d in the south. 15 degrees or so in the central belt of scotland. into the start of the weekend, then we are in this brief ridge of high pressure, where we look to the west, the next frontal system, which will arrive around the middle part of the weekend, not looking too bad in fact, it should be a dry starts, wins coming up from the south or southeast, we should see variable clouds, sunny spells, but for signs of that rain and wind will arrive across northern ireland in western scotland by the end of the day. and quite a mild day, gene

now, ourfinal storm is lorenzo, here it is.ening, but as we go through into wednesday, it will click to the west of the azores, bringing hurricane force winds here, torrential rain, and more significantly, waves the height of a seven storey building. away from that, and across the rest of europe, it's a bit cooler really. north and west will have temperatures dropping and windy conditions over germany, denmark and holland, but separate to that, from heatin holland, but separate to that, from heat in the south—east, a lot of storms from italy through to poland, and if we return to lorenzo, it wea ke ns into and if we return to lorenzo, it weakens into this area of low pressure as we finish the week but thatis pressure as we finish the week but that is heading towards the uk and ireland. more on that in half an hour. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. borisjohnson says his new brexit plan will involve customs checks on the island of ireland — but he tells the bbc he's still confident the eu will agree to a deal. we do

that's the kind of size of waves we're looking at generated by this hurricane, hurricane lorenzo, withrth—easterly direction, and those 22—metre—high waves are what we could see battering the western azores as we go through tuesday night, as that hurricane passes very close by. after that, it turns into a normal area of low pressure, and will end up probably close to the british isles, but there's still some uncertainty exactly where it ends up. our main focus here in the uk, however, is on the continuing flooding threat across england and wales, after the recent very heavy rain that we have seen, and the extra rain we've got that will fall through the rest of the day today. we've got rain with us already for northern england and northern ireland. heavy showers packing in across wales and south—west england. something a bit drier in scotland, but‘s also a bit colder, and there are still a few showers around as well. it's just that they're not as angry. now, through the rest of tuesday, what will happen is these heavy showers and thunderstorms across wales and south—west england that we

this is storm lorenzo. we have been talking this week about hurricane lorenzo.nd parts of northern ireland, western scotland and areas adjacent to the irish sea. at the same time we also have rain sweeping across northern ireland, and for scotland brighter skies, especially in the north—east. gales in the west with exposure, particularly, very windy this afternoon, with gales around northern ireland. and you can see a lot of dry weather in central and eastern parts of england, with one or two showers. the rain coming across wales and the south—west. through the evening and overnight, that and have rain moves from the west towards the east. so we will all see some of that. the winds will still be strong, gale force in the first half of the night. but then the low pressure quite quickly weekends. by the end of the night you can see where we have the rain across ireland, northern ireland and also some rain across eastern scotla nd also some rain across eastern scotland and eastern england. as a result of all of this, while it will not be as cold night as the one ju

this is the remnants of x hurricane lorenzo. move north of that we are into dry conditions but it won't feel quite as cold. thank you very much, see you in half—an—hour or so. we promised you another snippet of the chat of renee zellweger and louise. she turned up in her slippers. what a wonderfulfilm. i'm going to ask rufus the first question. yes. when you see her being judy, what do you think? i said this before, it's quite extraordinary, i met her asjudy before i met her as renee. it's kind of strange. i kind of knew who she was, but on the first day she had the teeth in, the hair on, and she was in the middle of filming a scene. so i got a mixture of the two, she wasn't in character, she didn't say hello, i'mjudy. but i was getting a bit ofjudy in with renee. the kids miss you and they also want to stay put. i'm coming back for them. you are not listening. i have someone i can rely on now. # i'm going to love you! to look like her, did you watch lots of her, what did you do? oh yeah, everything i could find. there is this i

this is storm lorenzo.crease further, particularly for the west coast of ireland. it does look as if because this is quite a quick moving area of low pressure, that rain won't last too long and it is more a concern for the winds. the winds overnight escalate around the irish coast and wash coast. possibly as much as 60 around the coast. given we have had some windy weather already, that is a slight concern and some spray and standing water is that rushes its way through. having had that chilly start this morning, much, much milderfor most of start this morning, much, much milder for most of us but much cloudier with rain as well. the rain will ease as we go through the day so also the winds. quite pleasant tomorrow afternoon if you do see some brightness but on the whole we have quite a cloudy picture until later in the day. the cloud melts away into saturday and saturday morning, quite chilly once again. a bit of mist and fog a then a nice day for most of the country. southerly winds, quite respectable for

at one stage, way out in the atlantic, hurricane lorenzo had winds gusting up to 190 mph.r a hurricane — moves from ireland across the united kingdom on through friday and weakening as it does so. that said, it's still quite windy, there are gales in places, the winds easing in northern ireland, picking up towards wales and south—west england. a windier, cloudier, wetter, milder start compared with thursday morning. a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain around. the winds pick up a bit further, to south wales and south—west england in the morning. around some coasts we could be gusting around 60, maybe 65 mph, before easing later in the day. a much milder start compared with thursday morning. and the winds pick up a bit further, south wales, south—west england, during friday morning, maybe gusting along some coasts up to around 60, maybe 65 mph, before easing later. a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain to start the day, but edging southwards across south wales and southern england on through the afternoon, replacing any early brightness, whereas elsewhere it turns a bit drier and

and this is herrick and lorenzo continuing to push northwards towards our shores.spell of severe gales to western parts of ireland and some heavy rain. so there has been an orange warning issued there. but for us orange warning issued there. but for us it should not be too bad, it sta rts us it should not be too bad, it starts off fine on thursday with sunshine but the cloud building from the west and eventually by the end of the date we see gales developing across irish sea coasts. temperature beginning to increase across the south, further north and east are still in that cooler air mass, around the low teens. and then the system suites and across the uk, notice how there is ice to fill out through friday, this is a rapidly weakening system so it will lose intensity by the end of friday as it pushes south. the wind and the rain easing down pretty much across the board. so a milder end to friday as well. mid teens further north. that system clears into the near continent but we maintain low pressure through this weekend generally to the north—west of the country.

and it will move this is storm lorenzo and it will m ove a ci’oss this is storm lorenzo and it will the day to day. the strongest of the winds and rain, the roughest seas, or was strongest of the winds and rain, the roughest seas, 01’ was across strongest of the winds and rain, the roughest seas, or was across ireland but by the middle of the afternoon, into northern ireland, wales and south—west england, gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour and a spell of rain. elsewhere cloudier skies compared to wednesday but largely fine and dry. top temperatures of 11- 16 fine and dry. top temperatures of 11— 16 degrees. into friday, that low pressure will continue to drift steadily south and east and it will bring with it a spell of wet and windy weather sweeping across the country. friday, gusts of winds of 50 miles per hour across the south coast and eventually the day will brighten and it will feeljust a little bit milder than it has of late. 10— 17 degrees, about where we should be for this time of year. that milder theme is set to continue for the start of the week and but there is still g

lorenzo is tracking in a north—easterly direction, most 20 metre high waves are what we could see batteringpasses very close by. after that it turns into a normal area of low pressure and will end up close to the british isles but there is some uncertainty as to where it ends up. the main focus in the uk is on the continuing flooding threat across england and wales after the recent heavy rain that we have seen and the extra rain we have got that will fall to the rest of the day today. we have got rain with us already for northern england and northern ireland, heavy showers packing in across wales and south—west england, something a bit drier in scotland but also a bit colder and some showers around as well, they are just not as angry. to the rest of tuesday what will happen is these heavy showers and thunderstorms across wales and south—west england will have the start of the day, they wanted to push eastward with time across the midlands into east anglia and south—east england. the showers could bring around 30—40 millimetres of rain in the space of a few hours, so given the ground is comp

the remnants of what was hurricane lorenzo continue to weaken across the uk.this big swirl of cloud, an area of low pressure will throw a frontal system over us for the weekend. it will be slow moving. some places will see a lot of heavy rain. equally, there will be some spells of sunshine. through the rest of the afternoon the hurricane still bringing some rain across wales, the southern half of england. still blustery for parts of wales and the south—west. the winds generally release through the afternoon. further north, brighter spells, a little bit of sunshine. top temperatures between 12 and 16 degrees. as we go through this evening and overnight we develop a split in our fortunes. western areas will see a lot of cloud. it will turn misty, murky, damp and drizzly first—come coasts and hills. further north and east under clear skies it will turn rather chilly. some spots in scotland could get all the way down to freezing with a touch of frost. there could be some fog patches across the eastern areas as well. perhaps most extensive across north—east england

ex hurricane lorenzo.ok at the isobars, quite close together so windy conditions to come. many areas having some sunshine after the chilly start but the cloud increases across many areas. it is just the far north and east that holds onto the sunshine into the afternoon with a few showers in north—eastern scotland. elsewhere the cloud increases with the rain moving into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england by the winds also pick up. we are looking at gales around the irish sea coast, perhaps up to 60 mph in sun exposed spots, which could cause some disruption. maximum temperature is getting up to 15 or 16. storm lorenzo weakened considerably as it moved south eastwards into friday. a period of rain for wales and the south—west alone with some strong winds in the south—west. elsewhere after the rain clears, it will be a fine day on friday with sunny spells and with that it will not feel quite as chilly as recently. in the south—west there will be some gales touching 60 mph along the coast of

what is left of hurricane lorenzo is just a storm lorenzo, a low—pressure system across ireland whichthe morning and afternoon. it does mean many northern areas turn drier and brighter. the best of the sunshine this afternoon is in the north east of scotland. temperatures here only around ten or 11 degrees, with an easterly wind. to the south, 17 or 18 with an easterly wind. to the south, 17 or18 in with an easterly wind. to the south, 17 or 18 in some spots. here is where we see the strongest wind, wind gusts towards the south—west corner could take 40 or 50 mph, turning windier, with rougher sea around the english channel later. as we go into this evening and overnight, what is left of storm lorenzo departs completely and we are lorenzo departs completely and we a re left lorenzo departs completely and we are left with just cloud across western and southern parts. clearer skies to the north and east. here, we have a cold night than last night. temperatures to get us into saturday morning, may be down to a frost in parts of the north—east of scotland. saturday starts with some sunshi

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lorenzo is tracking in a north—easterly direction, and those 20 metre high waves are what we could see tuesday night as that hurricane passes very close by. after that it turns into a normal area of low pressure and will end up probably close to the british isles but there is some uncertainty exactly where it ends up. our main focus in the uk however, is on the continuing flooding threat across england and wales after the recent very heavy rain that we have seen and the extra rain we have got that will fall throuh the rest of the day today. we've got rain with us already for northern england and northern ireland, heavy showers packing in across wales and south—west england, something a bit drier in scotland but is also a bit colder and there are still a few showers around as well, it's just that they're not as angry. through the rest of tuesday, what will happen is these heavy showers and thunderstorms across wales and south—west england will have, to start off the day, they'll tend to push eastward with time across the midlands into east anglia and south—east england. these showers, w

that's the kind of size of waves we're looking at generated by this hurricane, hurricane lorenzo, withenzo is tracking in a north—easterly direction, and those 20—metre—high waves are what we could see battering the western azores as we go through tuesday night, as that hurricane passes very close by. after that, it turns into a normal area of low pressure, and will end up probably close to the british isles, but there's some uncertainty exactly where it ends up. our main focus in the uk, however, is on the continuing flooding threat across england and wales, after the recent very heavy rain that we have seen and the extra rain we've got that will fall throuh the rest of the day today. we've got rain with us already for northern england and northern ireland, heavy showers packing in across wales and south—west england. something a bit drier in scotland, but‘s also a bit colder, and there are still a few showers around as well. it's just that they're not as angry. through the rest of tuesday, what will happen is these heavy showers and thunderstorms across wales and south—west england w

hard but no sooner do we say goodbye to lorenzo, ha rd to but no sooner do we say goodbye to lorenzopetering out. some train coming through in cumbria and across the highlands. gradually drying from the north, so quite a few showers, ploughed around across england and wales in particular. and thatis england and wales in particular. and that is the study for the rest of the afternoon. a brisk wind in the north, still fairly breezy and south—west areas. but the wind and rain easing out of the way, and feeling fairly pleasant if you have the sunshine out there. not as cool as yesterday. but as we have just been talking about, we have got to change afoot. more rain to come back in. not tonight, tonight under the clear skies i think will turn quite chilly in many northeast others, whereas further south and west, a legacy of cloud, some relatively mild tonight. but up in the north—east, it could be as low as freezing in the glens of scotland. as well as that, lay a lot of moisture around this time of year. could turn misty with some dense fog potentially for the likes of the veils. that wi

it looks like the remnants of hurricane lorenzo continue to ease down.rly strong winds and outbreaks of rain which will tend to ease away southwards, many places becoming drier and the winds also becoming lighter as well. still mild in the south, little bit milder in the north too. this is beyond 100 days... with me, michelle fleury, in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories: prime minister boris johnson says the chances of the brexit deal are good — plus he thinks the eu doesn't want the uk to stay beyond october 31st. we do think that our proposals are good and creative, but i accept also that there may be hard yards ahead. mike pompeo has accused a congressional committee of trying to intimidate, bully and treat his employees improperly with their subpeonas to question five state department officials. coming up in the next half hour... a new bipartisan report calls for the us to halt the withdrawal of troops from syria, contradicting the president's previous messages. and the runaway catering cart that causes chaos at one of the us

storm lorenzo it is now known, pushing across ireland at the moment.twards. the wind will get lighter and have very little major impact across the uk. we are seeing in england and wales outbreaks of rain, heavy and persistent in the west, pushing southward and eastward through the day. further north and west we will see skies brightening up west we will see skies brightening up quitea west we will see skies brightening up quite a bit. sunshine developing. a bit blustery here and there, the strongest of the winds are in wales and south—west england, with gales and south—west england, with gales and places. temperatures 12 or 16 degrees. a chilly one across northern parts. as we go through friday evening and into friday night, what we have of rain left will gradually clear away. much more in the way of breaks across the north and east of the country. a few patches of mist and fog into the morning and a cold and i could take us morning and a cold and i could take us into the start of the weekend. temperatures close to freezing and inafew temperatures clos

storm lorenzo moves through and decays quite quickly on friday, so we will see some milder conditionswn. the headlines. the government publishes its "final brexit" plan. the prime minister calls it a "fair and reasonable compromise" for both the uk and the eu. yes, this is a compromise by the uk, andi yes, this is a compromise by the uk, and i hope very much that our friends understand that, and compromise in their turn. european leaders warns there are ‘still some problematic points' when it comes to the agreed objectives of the irish backstop. the no—deal will never be the choice, never, so we need to reach a deal come into work with the uk team. and, coming up — we will take a closer look at the government's proposals with less than a month to go until the uk is due to leave the eu. in other news — donald trump launches a scathing attack at the whistle—blower behind the impeachment inquiry into the president dealing's with ukraine, accusing them of being a spy. and, the duke and duchess of sussex have finished their tour of southern africa — as the couple sues a sunday newspaper fo

, nothing to do with lorenzo's x even.it is there if you wa nt to i don't know, but it is there if you want to go back and view it! i'm just trying to clear it up. there was no confusion as we will see a little later on. i want to take you back to saturday, a bit of history about lorenzo. this was saturday, when it was a category five. the top end, major hurricane, gusting 160 mph. at this point it was a record breaker because no other category five has been this far north or east in recorded history. since then, obviously, it has been weakened and moving on. it has been driving its way a little further north, getting closer to the uk. last night, it was very close to the azores and it was just a glancing blow, fortunately, but the winds were still gusting 101 miles an hour across the western side of the azores. you can see there is no i in there now. this is there is no i in there now. this is the forecast track issued by the national hurricane centre and you can see how it goes up towards the uk and it slows down and the

we focus on storm lorenzo, it has weakened significantly, not really a storm any more, it is bringing parts of england, that rain will gradually move towards the south and linger on in southern areas towards the afternoon. gusty winds, 40—50 miles an hour the south—west. further north, drier, may be brighter, maximum temperature is 12-16. brighter, maximum temperature is 12—16. through tonight, we continue with cloud, drizzle across the far south—west of the uk, elsewhere looking largely dry with a view clear spells, and temperatures in those clearest spells getting down to 6-7, those clearest spells getting down to 6—7, further south and west, staying up in double figures. for the weekend, while it should be a dry start on saturday, we will see rain spreading its way and throughout saturday into sunday and some of it could be heavy. throughout the day on saturday, some brighter skies initially across the eastern areas. further west, the cloud thickens up and we have rain moving into northern ireland, western scotland, west wales in the far south—west of england. elsewhere, sting larg

we've had a couple days of drier, colder weather, and then storm lorenzo came on the scene.s a hurricane. it's not had a great deal of impact and it's weakening through friday, but really the outlook stays very unsettled — more atlantic bands of cloud and rain coming in. now this area of low pressure is lorenzo — it slowed down as it approached the uk, and it'sjust drifting down across northern ireland, england, and whales, but weakening all the while. so winds for many are becoming lighter on friday. the strongest of the winds, gusting over 60 mph in the far southwest of england and wales. but the rain we are seeing is easing its way south, as most places become dry in the afternoon with a little bit of sunshine coming through. those temperatures probably a bit higher than we saw on thursday — 14—17 celsius across southern parts of england and wales. any remaining rain clears into the near continent, winds easing down through the evening across the southwest of england and wales. we will find it turning a little chilly across the northeast of scotland, closer to the area of

storm lorenzo moves through and decays quite quickly on friday, so we will see some milder conditions headlines at 11:00: borisjohnson delivers his final brexit proposals to the eu, calling on both sides to change their positions. yes, this is a compromise by the uk andi yes, this is a compromise by the uk and i hope very much ourfriends understand that and compromise in their turn. the replacement for the controversial backstop will see northern ireland remain in the eu single market for goods, and leaving the customs unions — an idea the dup can accept. this is a serious and sensible way forward to have engagement with the european union in a way that allows us european union in a way that allows us all in the uk to leave. the duke and duchess of sussex end their tour of southern africa,

we have storm lorenzo making its presence felt with winds up to 50 mph.nings out from the met office as a result of that in northern ireland. most of us see some rain as we go through the night, the strong winds affecting the irish sea coastline. with all the irish sea coastline. with all the cloud and rain and the wind overnight, it won't be anywhere near as chilly as it was last night. it was a beautiful start of the day this morning, not so tomorrow, because we have low pressure with more cloud and rain. gradually the wind is easing as we go through the day, they will be brisk in the south and west first thing reaching up to 60 mph in exposed areas and they could bring down the odd small tree and could cause tricky conditions on the roads. it is milder tomorrow. brightening up and drying up from the north as the day goes on. overnight it turns chilly, so we start saturday with a touch of frost and fog potentially but we have more of the rainmaker coming in later in the day. northern ireland and western scotland. on saturday night looks soggy for many p

and it rings true because we had some beautiful sunrises in cumbria this morning and still lorenzo isa of cloud, storm lorenzo, moving northwards and spilling cloud across the uk, high level cloud at the moment. this area of low pressure is not a hurricane any more. it is even closer to the uk. look at the white lines getting closer together so strong winds, particularly in the west of ireland and northern ireland. we still have brightness in the far north—east of scotla nd brightness in the far north—east of scotland and some showers continuing into the afternoon. elsewhere turning quite loudly but for northern ireland and wales in the of england, rain moving in. —— elsewhere turning cloudy. and gusting at a0, 50 and 60 mph where it is exposed. the rain will not move too far north eastwards this afternoon so for most of us it is dry at 12 to 16 celsius. tonight, storm lorenzo weekends significantly and as it moved south and east, there will be a squeeze on the isobars to the south—west, so gales for a time on friday morning in south—west wales and england, and rain across southern ar

at one stage, way out in the atlantic, hurricane lorenzo had winds gusting up to 190 mph.ay and weakening as it does so. that said, it is still quite windy. there are gales and places and the winds easing into friday morning in northern ireland, digging up towards wales in south—west england stop windier, cloudier, wetter, milder start compared with thursday morning. a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain around. the winds pick up further for south wales in south—west england in the morning. around the coast we could be gusting around 60, maybe 65 mph before easing later in the day. the rain edges down across south wales in southern england, replacing any early brightness, where elsewhere it does turn a bit drier and brighter on through the day and the best of the sunshine through northern scotla nd the sunshine through northern scotland in the northern isles. sunshine throughout here and temperatures a little higher than those we had on thursday. on through friday night and into saturday morning, still a bit of patchy rain around southern england, perhaps south wales into n

lorenzo is tracking in a north—easterly direction, most 20 metre high waves are what we could see batteringrricane passes very close by. after that it turns into a normal area of low pressure and will end up close to the british isles but there is some uncertainty as to where it ends up. the main focus in the uk is on the continuing flooding threat across england and wales after the recent heavy rain that we have seen and the extra rain we have got that will fall to the rest of the day today. we have got rain with us already for northern england and northern ireland, heavy showers packing in across wales and south—west england, something a bit drier in scotland but also a bit colder and some showers around as well, they are just not as angry. to the rest of tuesday what will happen is these heavy showers and thunderstorms across wales and south—west england will have the start of the day, they wa nted will have the start of the day, they wanted to push eastward with time across the midlands into east anglia and south—east england. the showers could bring around 30—40 millimetres of rain in

that‘s the kind of size of waves we‘re looking at generated by this hurricane, hurricane lorenzo, with by. after that, it turns into a normal area of low pressure, and will end up probably close to the british isles, but there‘s still some uncertainty exactly where it ends up. our main focus here in the uk, however, is on the continuing flooding threat across england and wales, after the recent very heavy rain that we have seen, and the extra rain we‘ve got that will fall through the rest of the day today. we‘ve got rain with us already for northern england and northern ireland. heavy showers packing in across wales and south—west england. something a bit drier in scotland, but‘s also a bit colder, and there are still a few showers around as well. it‘s just that they‘re not as angry. now, through the rest of tuesday, what will happen is these heavy showers and thunderstorms across wales and south—west england that we‘ll have to start off the day, they‘ll tend to push eastward with time across the midlands into east anglia and south—east england. these showers, well, they could bring ar

lorenzo is tracking in a north—easterly direction, and those 20 metre high waves are what we could seeuncertainty exactly where it ends up. our main focus in the uk however, is on the continuing flooding threat across england and wales after the recent very heavy rain that we have seen and the extra rain we have got that will fall throuh the rest of the day today. we‘ve got rain with us already for northern england and northern ireland, heavy showers packing in across wales and south—west england, something a bit drier in scotland but is also a bit colder and there are still a few showers around as well, it‘s just that they‘re not as angry. through the rest of tuesday, what will happen is these heavy showers and thunderstorms across wales and south—west england will have, to start off the day, they‘ll tend to push eastward with time across the midlands into east anglia and south—east england. these showers, well they could bring around 30—110 millimetres of rain in just the space of a few hours, so given the ground is completely saturated, that rain could cause some localised surface w

now this area of low pressure is lorenzo.wn across northern ireland, england and wales, but weakening all the while, so the winds for many are becoming lighter on friday. the strongest of the winds may be gusting over 60 mph in the far south—west of england and wales. but the rain that we are seeing is easing its way southwards, most seeing is easing its way southwards, m ost pla ces seeing is easing its way southwards, most places becoming dry in the afternoon. a little bit of sunshine coming through, and those temperatures probably a little bit higher than we saw on thursday, 1a in the central belt, 17 across central parts of england and wales. the remaining rain clears away into the near continent, the winds eased down through the evening across the south—west of england and wales. and we're going to find it turning a little bit chilly across the north—east of scotland, closer to that area of high pressure. but more weather systems are going to be pushing in from the atlantic this weekend. while many places especially acro

a5 storm lorenzo, this deep area of low pressure continue5 a5 storm lorenzo, this deep area of low pressureing gu5t5 of wind5 of the rain and the damaging gu5t5 of winds will be through ireland, but for northern ireland, england and wales into the south—west, we will see gu5t5 of wind, 50—60 mph, and a spell of will see gusts of wind, 50—60 mph, and a spell of wet weather. clouding over as we come further inland but dominantly dry. highs of11— over as we come further inland but dominantly dry. highs of 11— 16 degrees. we will see a spell of wet and windy weather sweeping its way south and east during friday. that clears away to a relatively dry start for the weekend, but more rain to come. take care. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. the headlines: donald trump hits out at the democrats leading the impeachment inquiry, and has angry words for reporters at the white house. it isa it is a whole hoax and to know who is playing at tuitt, people like you and the fake news media we have in this country and i say in many cases the corrupt media. the british government pu

may have heard about hurricane lorenzo? it is going to move north and east woods.ill push a north eastwards. as it moves further north in the atla ntic it moves further north in the atlantic hits cooler waters and it will become an x hurricane. they will become an x hurricane. they will hit the west of the uk during thursday and friday. details could change slightly but it will be u nsettled, change slightly but it will be unsettled, outbreaks of rain, some strong winds, particularly across western parts of the uk into northern ireland and scotland. well worth staying tuned for the moment. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: borisjohnson says he will put forward formal proposals for a new brexit deal shortly, but rejects leaked ideas to replace the irish backstop as "not right". i think that we'll be making a very good offer, and clearly i've seen some... some briefing already from... i don't know where it's come from, i think, possibly, from brussels, which is not quite right. the prime minister confirms there will be

but then we've got the remnants of ex hurricane lorenzo, which are going to move their way northward,a of low pressure. it's not going to be a hurricane at this stage, just a mid atlantic depression. it's going to bring in some cloud. after a bright start, some cloud. after a bright start, some sunshine continuing on the far north—east, cloud moving elsewhere, rain starting to move towards western areas. there will be some gales developing around the centre of the low, western areas, gusts of a0 or 50 of the low, western areas, gusts of a0 or50 mph, with of the low, western areas, gusts of a0 or 50 mph, with heavy rain across northern ireland. temperatures on thursday, well, they will be getting to about 12 or 15, or 16 degrees. into friday, this area of low pressure, the remnants of lorenzo, will weaken quite significantly as it pushes south and east woods, taking rain with it. there will still be strong wind for a time around south west wales, the south—west of england, heavy rain spreading into the south—east and brightest guys developing elsewhere, with brighter winds, temperature

let's have a look at what's happening later in the week, we need to look to hurricane lorenzo, whichng to weaken as it moves from the atlantic towards our shores. this system will wea ken towards our shores. this system will weaken as it reaches the cooler areas of our weaken as it reaches the cooler areas of oui’ seas weaken as it reaches the cooler areas of our seas around the british isles, but it now looks like we have more certainty with it. it's going to arrive across western parts of ireland during the course of thursday to bring some gales and heavy rain here. now it looks like it was sweeping across the rest of the uk as we had the friday. one thing it will do as well as push those blues, those colder colours northwards and starting to do something much milderfrom the south—west. this is how thursday's stepping up at the moment, a dry bright start for many central, northern and eastern areas. there was some cool air here, but it will turn wetter and windier across western areas, that rain and wind arriving tomorrow. and gradually the temperatures will be on the rise across t

storm lorenzo is heading slowly into the uk but it is not having much of an impactfor the uk but it is impact for many parts of the uk, when the air out towards western areas near the coast and rain earlier on earlier and it is very dark for a while and northern island and it is here that we had some of the winds this evening, just add 50 or 60 mph. the pressure earlier on, out west for a while and the strongest winds were out towards ireland it is heading its way towards northern in the strip day winds will be strong for a while but they would ease overnight and they will keep some rain going. further south into the southwest of england and wales this is where we will have the strongest winds later in guests of perhaps 60 mph and nothing batting usual them for the sound of the year and not a lot of cloud now but winds easing down from many places and still windy across the far southwest of england and the rain that will start the day with will edge its way further south and east off and coming dry in the afternoon and cloud breaking a little bit to some stomach sunshine and temperatur

is piling across the low countries into germany that's the urelements of what was a storm a rent lorenzo that's got his city making its way further south which in the east was ahead of that this long line of class a lot of the shadows there still in place there just around grace pushing into that western side of the running of course the black sea as we go through saturday and pushing further north was shot by this stage as you can see following behind from the remnants of lorenzo now pushing their way across eastern positively into potent quasi weather for a time across that western side if you but the next area clad in bright i'll be moving in across all unsettled on its way further race which will see some wet weather across the good parts of the british isles we've got so weather warnings in force actually across at least inside of england ace there is a scotland as we go through the course of this weekend that could be more like last flooding then showers there they are on the way down into central parts of europe let's find some fine weather there is some fine weather some lovely w

x hurricane lorenzo at the push us towards our shores for thursday. the colder blues further north. this is the picture we think for thursday. many central area starting largely dry wood sunshine. quite a cool start but they can in cloud when it rained will spread in across our land. and then around the iris because for thursday. many central area starting largely dry with sunshine. quite a cool start but they can in cloud when it and the south, quite chilly across the northeast. the remnants of hurricane lorenzo, area of low pressure, it weakens rapid. thank you, the gallery. as it moves across england and wales. a windy start for many come outbreaks of rain come it could exacerbate areas that has seen flooding. watch out for this. it looked like the rain will ease down. increasing amounts of sunshine in it will fill milderfront of increasing amounts of sunshine in it will fill milder front of a brief chilly spell tomorrow, a lot of sunshine and unsettled and moulded by the end of the week. —— and milder. today at six: borisjohnson and brexit — he sa

today, we have watched the remnants of hurricane lorenzo falling apart before our eyes.ly —— rapidly weakening area of low pressure and pushing out into the continent. this area of low pressure and a frontal system will bring heavy rain at times through this weekend. they will be some spells of sunshine as well. as we go through it is going to turn increasingly cloudy, misty and murky for the western half of the uk, the odd spot of drizzle for coasts and hills. further east, some clear spells, the odd fog here and there and temperatures will dip away, particularly across parts of scotla nd particularly across parts of scotland where we could get all the way down to freezing. but in this cool way down to freezing. but in this cool, clear zone in the east, we will have some fog patches to contend with, perhaps most especially across the north—east of england. they should tend to clear. we will see brightness but lateral spread from the west ahead of this band of rain. three tomorrow afternoon, we will see some strong winds across the far west and far north of scotland. the

quite chilly any north—east, temperatures creeping up across the south as storm lorenzo continues tot be quite a strong. windy with gales for the south—west, the rain will tend to drift southwards into the near continent and it looks like we will end friday only try and brighter note. milder in the south, 17-18dc, 111-15 brighter note. milder in the south, 17—18dc, 111—15 across parts of northern ireland and scotland. the weekend, remnants of storm lorenzo into the near continent, this band of rain and wind spread in around the middle part of the weekend, but another ridge of high pressure building. a mixed weekend, some sunshine around but also a little bit of rain around, saturday night into sunday with showers following on behind. it will stay on the mild side. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 8pm. borisjohnson publishes his so—called "final brexit plan" — telling the eu the only alternative is no—deal. yes, this is a compromise, and i hope very much that our friends understand that and compromise. the president of the european commission, jean claude—juncker said

during today, we have watched the remnants of what was hurricane lorenzo falling apart in front of an the satellite picture of the cloud associated with that weakening area of low pressure now pushing its way out to the near continent. but here is our next weather maker, this big swirl of cloud, and area of low pressure and a frontal system that will bring heavy rain at times through this weekend. there will be some spells of sunshine as well. now, as we go through tonight, it's going to turn increasingly cloudy, misty, and murky for the western half of the uk. the odd spot of drizzle for coasts and hills. further east, we will keep hold of some clear skills. there could be the odd fog patch here and there and temperatures will dip away. particularly i think across parts of scotland where we could get all the way down to freezing. but in this cool clear zone in the east, we will have some fog patches to contend with. perhaps most especially across the north—east of england. they should tend to clear. then, we see some brightness but cloud will quickly be spreading from the west ahead