the lowlands into the highlands, as well. to be sad about it is mostly rain at the moment.or example, around the lake district in lancashire, it is boring. by the time it gets to ten o'clock, the rain will ease any self. some disruption to travel at this time, after the easter period. a cold 2 degrees in scotland, but a big temperature contrast between south and north. io temperature contrast between south and north. 10 degrees on tuesday in the south. south—westerly wind, so it will stay mild. still hold between tuesday, a bit of snow, only 4 degrees there in glasgow and edinburgh. sunshine in england and wales and temperature is could get up wales and temperature is could get up to 14 degrees. you're watching beyond one hundred days. china slaps tariffs on 128 different american products — targetting key election states. in the growing tit—for—tat — the white house is expected to respond with more sanctions on chinese technology imports. the prospect of a full on trade war sends the dow tumbling as investors wonder where this financial fight will lead. we bring up the whi

how about the lowlands of scotland. how about the weekend?e a bit of bright weather around but we are also expecting heavy showers to develop in one or two areas, not a completely dry weekend. let's look at saturday, starts really bright acro55 let's look at saturday, starts really bright across most of the uk and the chances are there will be one 01’ and the chances are there will be one or two and the chances are there will be one 01’ two showers and the chances are there will be one or two showers breaking out across southern one or two showers breaking out across southern areas so one or two showers breaking out across southern areas so be prepared for the odd downpour but for most of us across for the odd downpour but for most of u5 across the country it's going to bea dry, u5 across the country it's going to be a dry, bright day with temperatures up to 17 in the south. then saturday night into sunday, this low pressure 5wing5 then saturday night into sunday, this low pressure swings in off the atla ntic this low pressure swings in off t

it will be falling mostly across the hills and mountains but in the lowlands, i suppose, there is theyou can see, it's sort of like peppering england and wales. so very hit and miss. there is a chance that some of us will miss the showers altogether. whereas others might get lots of them. and then you've got the hail and thunder which i mentioned earlier on. now, eventually into thursday, that showery low moves out into scandinavia. you can see here it is, just approaching denmark. we're in between weather systems, and a chilly start to thursday. i think a frost in one of two areas. that's why temperatures will be a little bit lower on thursday, 10—12 degrees, but we've got a change on the way for thursday into friday. low pressure comes in. another area of weather, cloud and rain out west here. the winds are blowing out of the south. given some sunshine, maybe eastern areas, it is going to warm up again. so possibly getting up to around about 15 or 16 degrees on friday. in the west, where you have the cloud and rain, it's going to be quite a bit cooler. 10 degrees in belfast. towards

across the southern uplands, the lowlands, still a period of snow to come around midnightand period ofto come around midnight and beyond. this is where the cold air will keep sitting through tonight and into tomorrow, here is the south—west, the wind blowing out of the south—west, much milder weather. by early on tuesday morning, the temperature will not have dropped much across the south, nine or 10 degrees, just a degree or so nine or 10 degrees, just a degree or so above freezing. let's have a look at the weather map for tuesday itself. we are still very much under the influence of the area of low pressure. quite a big low pressure. that will be driving the weather as well. so, a blob of white, in place across scotland. further wintry weather to come at least in the morning and the first part of the afternoon. this is tuesday, even see afternoon. this is tuesday, even see a tour nine o'clock. we are looking at the snow turning to sleet, really, by that stage. most of it will have melted. not a pleasant picture. still a lot of cloud and rain around from northern ireland and much of s

as well. 1a tomorrow in london, still chilly in the north, only seven in aberdeen and nine in the lowlandsre going to be warming up, quite a bit of bright weather around but we are also expecting heavy showers to develop in one or two areas, so not a completely dry weekend. let's look at saturday's weather forecast, starts really bright across most of the uk and the chances are there will be one or two showers breaking out across southern areas, so be prepared for the odd downpour. but for most of us across the country it's going to be a dry, bright day with temperatures up to 17 in the south. then saturday night into sunday, this low pressure swings in off the atlantic and increases the winds across western areas of the uk, really gusty conditions, and it's also going to bring some a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: tensions are mounting about possible american military action in syria. jets and warships are moved into place, but president trump is adopting a less bullish tone. we're loo

then we have a band of snow across the highlands, possibly some sleet across the lowlands, but look atgot basically a massive rush of showers and some of these will bring hail and thunder, but there'll be lots of sunshine in between as well. eventually, that thundery area of low pressure and downpours moves away towards scandinavia. the weather opens up a little bit, we get this window of fine weather. on thurday, chilly start, there could be some frost around in places early in the morning. the sun's out and it's looking fine. because it could be a chilly start on thursday, those temperatures will struggle a little bit. we're talking about ten to 12 degress celsius. thursday, friday, yet another low pressure swings off the atlantic. that is expected to bring rain to western areas of the uk but look at the winds, they're coming out of the south. that is a mild direction. coming out of the south. that means that particularly where the sun comes up, temperatures will be rising. we could be talking about 15, 16 degrees on friday, whereas in the west, we have rain. as far as the rest of th

features, such as power lines, where nest sites are now supported, all throughout the desert, where in a lowland landscape with just shrubs like you see around here, there aren't really nesting opportunities. and so what we're creating is additional resources that allow them to get further into the desert than normal. narrator: almost any structure can be utilized for a nest. natural sites are being supplanted by man-made sites across the desert, increasing reproductive success rates. just two surviving chicks from a clutch of eggs means that the nesting pair has at a minimum replaced itself in just one season. these chicks will be sexually mature in 3-5 years and may breed for several years. so with each new generation, there is a steady population increase. and it's not just nesting sites that we provide. many nests include man-made materials--cloth, rope, wire, and other items picked up in towns and landfills. and furniture dumped in the open can provide stuffing material used to line nests. with plenty of foodod and water nearby, the number of chicks that survive increases dramatically, up t

certainly the southern up land of scotland, the lowlands, the highlands, further snow to come here tonight as well. you can see the further south you go, into northern england, through the lake district, that is mostly rainfall, some rain in northern ireland too. and further south still, this is where we have the mild air, so no snow for you here today and certainly no snow on way. these are the troublesome areas if you are still travelling round 10.00, the easter break, glasgow, edinburgh, snow there, most of the snow will be settling in the southern uplands and further north in the highlands as well but it is mostly slushy stuff. it has been so far, that is isn't going to change. to the south of this area of snow, the winds are coming in out of the south and south—west, so this is mild air, so tonight there is going to be a huge temperature contrast between the south of the country, and the north of the country, obviously where it is snowing that is where the cold air is so here temperatures will be round, just above freeze organise so, hence the snow will be wet and slushitor, the south

it will be falling mostly across the hills and mountains but in the lowlands, i suppose, there is a chanceand wales, not necessarily northern ireland, but england and wales, lots of showers around. but you can see, it's sort of like peppering england and wales. so very hit and miss. there is a chance that some of us will miss the showers altogether, whereas others might get lots of them. and then you've got the hail and thunder which i mentioned earlier on. now, eventually into thursday, that showery low moves out into scandinavia. you can see here it is, just approaching denmark. we're in between weather systems, and actually a chilly start to thursday. chilly, i think a frost in one of two areas. that's why the temperatures will be a little bit lower on thursday, 10—12 degrees, but then we've got a change on the way for thursday into friday. this low pressure comes in. so this is another area of weather, cloud and rain out west here. but the winds are blowing out of the south. given some sunshine, we're thinking maybe eastern areas, it is going to warm up again. so possibly getting up to

take a look at this. greeting her little baby with a big kiss on the lips. in washington, dc. a male lowlandgala language. you could watch that courageous. you could watch that courageousm is really touching. is really touching. how powerful they are, and there he is. a little tender hand. i still do that to my son now and he is ten. that to my son now and he is ten. he doesn't like it very much. doesn't like it very much. ever seen the most handsome gorilla in the world? in the world? would give james bond a runt there is money. is money. world, people flocked to him to take it. it. were a lot of decisions are being made. after coming from behind to draw with tottenham. goal from harry kane had put spurs ahead. four games remaining. the rest of their season after undergoing minor knee surgery. the world cup in russia will become his main target. final, kyle edmund is out of the monte—carlo masters. to the italian qualifier andreas seppi in three sets. from australia's gold coast. for england's netballers at heathrow yesterday. of the games‘ highlights. look at that. what a lovely moment to

southern parts of scotland, the lowlands, the highlands. rain, the further south you go. in the southern uplands. it is mostly slush. mild air, so tonight, there will be a huge temperature contrast. between the south of the country and the north of the country. to the south, 5am on tuesday, 10 degrees expected. a mild start to the day in the south, and i think this low pressure, this messy weather, the pressure, this messy weather, the pressure is very much with us on tuesday, on tuesday, there will be some sunshine, as well. even here, some sunshine, as well. even here, some showers expected, as well. different from northern ireland, and certainly for scotland, still cold. five in aberdeen. four in bosnia and edinburgh, but 15 across the south. remember there will be some showers, round, as well. and then, the story across the rest of the week, could turn a little bit more settled. there will be some showers around on wednesday. sunshine, to rain, to sunshine again. the overall trend will be for the milder air to come from the south. the south east could become pretty mi

as well. 1a tomorrow in london, still chilly in the north, only seven in aberdeen and nine in the lowlandsbout the weekend ? it looks as though things are going to be warming up, quite a bit of bright weather around but we are also expecting heavy showers to develop in one or two areas, so not a completely dry weekend. let's look at saturday's weather forecast, starts really bright across most of the uk and the chances are there will be one or two showers breaking out across southern areas, so be prepared for the odd downpour. but for most of us across the country it's going to be a dry, bright day with temperatures up to 17 in the south. then saturday night into sunday, this low pressure swings in off the atlantic and increases the winds across western areas of the uk, really gusty conditions, and it's also going to bring some cloud and rain for south—western parts of england, for wales, northern ireland and western scotland. the east, think, on sunday, should just about stay dry and in fact here those temperatures will start to rise and you'll particularly notice those temperatures risin

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it will still be falling mostly across the hills and mountains but in the lowlands, i suppose, therecross england and wales, not necessarily northern ireland, but england and wales, lots of showers around. you can see, it's peppering england and wales. so very hit and miss. there is a chance that some of us will miss the showers altogether. whereas others might get lots of them. and then you've got the hail and thunder which i mentioned earlier on. eventually into thursday, that showery low moves out into scandinavia. here it is, just approaching denmark. we are in between weather systems, and actually a chilly start thursday. chilly, i think a frost in one of two areas. that is why the temperatures will be a little bit lower on thursday, 10—12 degrees, but then we've got a change on the way for thursday into friday. this low pressure comes in. this is another area of weather, cloud and rain out west here. but the winds are blowing out of the south. given some sunshine, we are thinking eastern areas, it is going to warm up again. possibly getting up to around about 15 or 16 degrees o

it will be falling mostly across the hills and mountains but in the lowlands, i suppose, there is thend wales, not necessarily northern ireland, but england and wales, lots of showers around. you can see, it's peppering england and wales. so very hit and miss. there is a chance that some of us will miss the showers altogether. whereas others might get lots of them. and then you've got the hail and thunder which i mentioned earlier on. now, eventually into thursday, that showery low moves out into scandinavia. you can see here it is, just approaching denmark. we're in between weather systems, and actually a chilly start thursday. chilly, i think a frost in one of two areas. that's why the temperatures will be a little bit lower on thursday, 10—12 degrees, but then we've got a change on the way for thursday into friday. this low pressure comes in. so this is another area of weather, cloud and rain out west here. but the winds are blowing out of the south. given some sunshine, we are thinking eastern areas, it is going to warm up again. so possibly getting up to around about 15 or 16 deg

well. 11; tomorrow in london, still chilly in the north, only seven in aberdeen and nine in the lowlandseekend 7 it looks as though things are going to be warming up, quite a bit of bright weather around but we are also expecting heavy showers to develop in one or two areas, so not a completely dry weekend. let's look at saturday's weather forecast, starts really bright across most of the uk and the chances are there will be one or two showers breaking out across southern areas, so be prepared for the odd downpour. but for most of us across the country it's going to be a dry, bright day with temperatures up to 17 in the south. then saturday night into sunday, this low pressure swings in off the atlantic and increases the winds across western areas of the uk, really gusty conditions, and it's also going to bring some cloud and rain for south—western parts of england, for wales, northern ireland and western scotland. the east, i think, on sunday, should just about stay dry and in fact here those temperatures will start to rise and you'll particularly notice those temperatures rising on the

mostly fallen across the hills and mountains but in the lowlands, the chance of some sleet falling herea chance that some of us will be missing the showers altogether. you got the hail and thunder which i mentioned earlier on. that showery low moves out into scandinavia. just approaching denmark. we are in between weather systems, actually started thursday. i think a frost in one of two areas. that is why the temperatures will be a little bit lower on thursday. then we got a change on the way for thursday into friday. this low pressure comes in. another area of weather, cloud and rain out west. given some sunshine, we are thinking eastern areas, it is going to warm up again. possibly getting up to around about 15 or 16 degrees on friday. it's going to be quite a bit cooler. friday, saturday quite a bit cooler. friday, saturday quite possibly, we are hanging onto some of the milder weather across south—eastern areas. very changeable weather over the next few days but it will improve eventually. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. our top story: three people have been wounded in a shooting a

pleasant temperature wise at 18, above average temperature wise at 18, above average for the central lowlandsacross the south and east. the sort of heat we will see again during the day on saturday could culminate in torrential downpours later in the day. showers will initially be quite light but as you add all that energy from the heat into those storms, they could become pretty lively. lots of lightning, hail, gusty winds, difficult to pinpoint the detail but looks as though they will be moving north and east through the latter pa rt north and east through the latter part of the day and overnight into sunday morning. the cold weather front starting to push and western scotla nd front starting to push and western scotland and northern ireland. it is behind that the fresh assets. a muqqy behind that the fresh assets. a muggy or humid feeling night in southern and eastern areas. mist and fog as well. there will be more cloud around this weekend than we've seen through the last couple of days. those showers on that weather front moved through because it is a weakening feature. most congregate i

as well. 1a tomorrow in london, still chilly in the north, only seven in aberdeen and nine in the lowlands about the weekend ? it looks as though things are going to be warming up, quite a bit of bright weather around but we are also expecting heavy showers to develop in one or two areas, so not a completely dry weekend. let's look at saturday's weather forecast, starts really bright across most of the uk and the chances are there will be one or two showers breaking out across southern areas, so be prepared for the odd downpour. but for most of us across the country it's going to be a dry, bright day with temperatures up to 17 in the south. then saturday night into sunday, this low pressure swings in off the atlantic and increases the winds across western areas of the uk, really gusty conditions, and it's also going to bring some cloud and rain for south—western parts of england, for wales, northern ireland and western scotland. the east, think, on sunday, should just about stay dry and in fact here those temperatures will start to rise and you'll particularly notice those temperatures ris

we have a band of snow across the highlands, possibly some sleet across the lowlands but look at thatail and thunder but there will be lots of sunshine in between as well. eventually, that thundery area of low pressure and downpours moves away towards scandinavia. the weather opens up a little bit, we get this window of fine weather. the sun is out and it is looking fine. because it could be a chilly start on thursday, those temperatures will struggle a little bit. we're talking about ten to. thursday, friday, yet another low pressure swings off the atlantic. that is expected to bring rain to western areas of the uk but look at the winds, they are coming out of the winds, they are coming out of the south. that means that particularly where the sun comes up, temperatures will be rising. we could be talking about 15, 16 degrees on friday, whereas in the west, we have brain. as far as them rest of the week is concerned, we will continue to see that milder air coming out of the west at some point, temperatures could get up to 17, maybe even 18 degrees in the extreme south—east. bye. this

it will be falling mostly across the hills and mountains but in the lowlands, i suppose, there is a chanceles, not necessarily northern ireland, but england and wales, lots of showers around. but you can see, it's sort of like peppering england and wales. so very hit and miss. there is a chance that some of us will miss the showers altogether, whereas others might get lots of them. and then you've got the hail and thunder which i mentioned earlier on. now, eventually into thursday, that showery low moves out into scandinavia. you can see here it is, just approaching denmark. we're in between weather systems, and actually a chilly start to thursday. chilly, i think a frost in one of two areas. that's why the temperatures will be a little bit lower on thursday, 10—12 degrees, but then we've got a change on the way for thursday into friday. this low pressure comes in. so this is another area of weather, cloud and rain out west here. but the winds are blowing out of the south. given some sunshine, we're thinking maybe eastern areas, it is going to warm up again. so possibly getting up to aroun

across the southern uplands and the lowlands, a period of snow to come. earlier tomorrow. here, there is a wind bringing milder weather. earlier on tuesday morning the temperatures will not drop much across the south. nine or ten. just above freezing, for example, in scotland. let‘s look at the weather map for tuesday. still very much under the influence of low pressure. a blob of white across scotland. further wintry weather to come in the morning and the first part of the afternoon. this is tuesday. by this stage we are looking at the snow turning to sleet. most of it will have melted. not a pleasant picture but still a lot of cloud and rain around from northern ireland into scotland. for the bulk of england and wales, a bright and pleasant day. some showers. not a completely dry day. it would be a lot better. then towards the second half of the week, wednesday would bring lots of showers, possibly halen thunder. a big change on the way on thursday. a much brighter day for many. lighter winds, more sunshine. a little cool because it will start off fairl

snow potentially in northern england, northern ireland, scotland, central lowlands and possibly at lowerated ground with a river levels on flood warning and with that snow across central and northern areas, that will cause issues with people trying to return back after their easter break. if you have travel plans, don't make this the last weather forecast you see. there is more information on the website, thatis more information on the website, that is where the warnings. tuesday, the snow risk will diminish, becoming confined to scotland. much milderform much of becoming confined to scotland. much milder form much of us becoming confined to scotland. much milderform much of us by becoming confined to scotland. much milder form much of us by that stage. is with us. it might be more mild through the latter part of this week —— low—pressure is with us. one weather systems rolling in off the atlantic. all to play for in the next 2a hours. if you have plans, stay with us on bbc weather, more on oui’ stay with us on bbc weather, more on our website. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: l

you can see how the snow gets a cross afternoon, you can see how the snow gets across the central lowlandstowards the highlands, behind it, sunshine and showers, some of them heavy and thundery, mild. ahead of it, still cold, sunshine, wintry showers. won't be long into the evening until the snow arrives across northern scotland at all arrives across northern scotland at a ll levels. arrives across northern scotland at all levels. behind it, the snow will be replaced by rain across northern ireland, england, wales and southern counties. showery at bricks of rain, very mild in the south, milder conditions as we go through into the rest of the week, starting to spread northwards, getting into the far northwards, getting into the far north of scotland last. on tuesday, quite readily, the snow moving into the hills, low pressure really driving the weather, we have this plethora of showers swirling around, some heavy and thundery, giving longer spells of rain, the milder air in northern ireland and northern england, to ii air in northern ireland and northern england, to 11 degrees but still col

across the border into iran might well do that but his concentration i think is still going to be the lowlands iraq west was for at least twenty four hours and even by the time we get to saturday beirut still looking at least a shot is it twenty five degrees south of all this it's looking fine and say throughout iran is mostly five but the caucasus region seems likely up here as well so having seen some storms recently and the dust storms and dusty whether it's setting down to be thirty three in dire how about the same in mekele it warm climate is building to the south if anyone is going to get showers it's possibly more likely yemen and sunglasses seem to be right in the middle of the full cost weapons or been some useful rain recently in cape town still the western cape show you some clouds streaking across it but i don't think it is the right border it. welcome back a quick reminder now of our top stories on al jazeera final preparations are being made for a historic face to face meeting between the leaders of north and south korea it's hoped the talks will ease tensions ahead of a meeting

you can see how the snow gets a cross afternoon, you can see how the snow gets across the central lowlandsill cold, sunshine, wintry showers. won't be long into the evening until the snow arrives across northern scotland at all arrives across northern scotland at a ll levels. arrives across northern scotland at all levels. behind it, the snow will be replaced by rain across northern ireland, england, wales and southern counties. showery at bricks of rain, very mild in the south, milder conditions as we go through into the rest of the week, starting to

he is a western lowland gorilla, the first one born here in nine years.are critically endangered, fewer than 200,000 left in the world. before moke was born, zookeepers were with mom every step of the way. they would hand-feed her while they performed the ultrasound. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: they would see their first glimpse of moke. >> good job, momma. >> reporter: and they never sure if that maternal nature, that instinct, will kick in. so, they prepare mom with photos of bay guy gorillas and the stuffed gorilla. but when it was time, she lifted her baby right into her arms. and a kiss. >> good girl, miss calaya. >> reporter: tonight, the zoo tells us both mother and baby are doing well. moke, right there fast asleep. >> we know how he feels. thanks for watching here on a cau tuesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >> announcer: now from abc 7 live breaking news. >>> and that breaking news is out of san francisco. where a san francisco police officer has been injured in a hit-and-run. this is a li

he is a western lowland gorilla, the first one born here in nine years.are critically endangered, fewer than 200,000 left in the world. before moke was born, zookeepers were with mom every step of the way. they would hand-feed her while they performed the ultrasound. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: they would see their first glimpse of moke. >> good job, momma. >> reporter: and they are never sure if that maternal nature, that instinct, will kick right in. so, they prepare mom with photos of bay guy gorillas and the stuffed gorilla, too. >> good girl, miss calaya. >> reporter: but when it was time, she lifted her baby right into her arms -- and a kiss. tonight, the zhao -- zoo tells us both mother and baby are doing well. moke, right there, fast asleep. thanks for watching here on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, good night. >>> now at 6:00. why a mother in the north bai faces charges. >>> the city today voted on regulations with other bay area cities preparing for the scooter arrival. >>> and a lot to h

sleet in the lowlands.it cloud coming out around with those heavy showers. low pressure a cross around with those heavy showers. low pressure across scandinavia. another low pressure behind me trying to creep in but we are in between those weather systems. 0r because the morning will be quite chilly and thursday to friday, the weather changes yet again. the high—pressure pulls away to the east. 0ut west, we have a weather front. rain and wind. cornwall, devon, wales, some rain. but some of the central and eastern areas will have brighter weather and it might warm up to around 16 or 17 celsius. the weather will be all over the place for the next few days. goodbye. i'm babita sharma in london. the headlines: three people are injured after a shooting at the youtube headquarters in california. officers in counter numerous employees fleeing from the building. it was very chaotic, as you can imagine —— encountered. workers have been led from the scene. the shooter is believed to have killed herself. we'll have th

will keep climbing. 2a high in london on wednesday, 20 in newcastle and not far off that in the lowlands26. this is bbc news, our latest headlines — theresa may has apologised for the windrush migration row telling caribbean leaders she's "genuinely sorry" for the anxiety caused by the home office threatening the children of commonwealth citizens with deportation. more details have been released about the poison attack on the former russian agent sergei skripal and his daughter yulia. the substance was delivered in a "liquid form" and a very small amount was used. the year—long squeeze on wages is showing signs of coming to an end. official figures show the gap between inflation and wages has narrowed and unemployment has fallen to its lowest level since 1975. up to a third of so—called millennials, those born between 1981 and 2000, may never own their own home, according to new research. the think tank the resolution foundation has called for more affordable homes. in a moment — we here from the farmers struggling to survive after weeks of rain and unseasonably cold weather in the us, t

. >> mark: western lowland gorilla. so, brett is still in the lead.in town and folks seem to be very divided over this. heinz is releasing a premixed mayonnaise and ketchup product for your summer barbecues. but what are they naming thisro lethal combo? brett? >> ketchunaise? speak about is a fantastic name but are you correct? we will see. >> mayochup -- i can't even say it. heinz tweeting, "we heard you, saucy americans, we are bringing you the version of the duo you have been eating for years." >> mark: you were so close. >> that's what they should have called it! >> mark: i'm with you. >> it is so much better. >> mark: hold the mayochup. joe biden, question four, and brett is taking the commanding lead here. >> at zero. >> mark: jeff, question four, joe biden isn't the only member of the obama administration considering a 2020 run for president. which other member of the obama administration confessed this week he is also thinking of running? brett? >> i think that goes to queen what's her name. >> mark: it's katie. >> eric holder?at >> earlier th

it's the first time in nine years they've successfully bred a male lowland.mpant —— the gradient and conditions earlier today. the sunshine is building across western europe and now it is coming towards us with temperatures today in the high 20s and the cloud has cleared from the south and there is cloud to the west of northern ireland with a few spots of rain and trade in the highlands and islands to finish the day but for most it is dry with good sunny spells in the evening. temperatures peaked at 18 or 19. 25 towards the south—east of england. the many tonight you will stay clear. a weather front to the west brings thicker cloud to northern ireland later. a few to showers come across the highlands and islands once again after a dry start of the night and temperatures dip into single figures so for the early commuters it is not especially warm but when the sun gets up temperatures take a big boost. on thursday week weather front, zone of cloud extends from scotland to the irish sea. a few showers in scotland but most places are dry and misty at times around

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western lowland gorillas live in remote forests in cameroon, central african republic, equatorial guinea all due to guns, germs and trees. that means d4 station. a little earlier i spoke to her to find out more. these are the three big threats to the guerrillas. guns really m ea ns threats to the guerrillas. guns really means hunting, means poaching. germs is the ebola virus, which lingers in the forest and affects guerrillas from time to time, and when it does affect them they have big die off so they could lose whole populations. entries are the essential habitat in which they live. they need these very dense, remote intact forest in order to survive. tell us a little bit more. the scientists found these populations that they weren't expecting. that right. it is the biggest survey of its kind. they serve a thousands of kilometers, they look for gorilla nests and they did a lot of number crunching and kmart with these estimates which are possibly twice what we thought were there. a glimmer of hope for guerrillas. there is more out there. but the population still have been falling over t

so katherine goes with them as civil war is kind of spreading in the lowlands. she's sick of living in a house with or her husband's aides, it's extremely hot and unpleasant. she goes up into the mountains and brings with her a game called chinese checkers can which is not a chinese game, it is a western game. she brings it with her for some reason and teaches the chiangs how to play chinese checkers. and the general especially comes obsessed with this game. so you read these accounts of officers coming up from this escalating civil war which is going to have these world historical consequences expecting to have these grueling conversations about strategy, and instead they're all playing chinese checkers at a table together. and marshall, because he wants to go see his wife, keeps going up, coming up the mountain -- >> literally being carried up. >> right. it takes five forms of transportation and, like, eight hours to get to the house where katherine is. and you see him kind of going up the mountain again and again and again. he's carried in a sedan chair 3500