way up from africa, across the mediterranean to our shores, but we will revert back to the atlantic lucerneit will not be cold. it will turn more unsettled. but we have across north—east scotland is with us this morning drifting into the east of scotland, it will enter

and another crack in saturday's other headline match dortmund hosted live acoustic on match day 3 lucerne father's side had that title credentials called into question after they were badly beaten by newly promoted side on your own belly in a performance reminiscent of last season's title race collapse with doubters quick to write them off one small now they hosted an attacking live accusing side that really bothers to defend but last match they managed to get a 1st clean sheet since april let's see how they held up at a packed in a park. backlit by sunshine the yellow ball looked as pretty as it did intimidating the hum side looking to break big campaign which become disjointed before the international break in the 24th minute the one touch fluidity was back in the lead up it started with century has set to royce only for lucas credits key to save once and then again from the bird of brant in actually spectacular fashion not to be denied 4 minutes like the dog and try the 3rd time as he came he found space to deliver a gift raft for outcasts to break the deadlock. of the volleyed finish

susan in lucerne came to us at a difficult time. her husband passed away in april. susad a retirement account said she accs the money, and no one was helping. so she turned to us. we reached out to the employer, and the bank that held the account. it took a lot of digging, sorting through files and many, many phone calls but after three months susan got a check for $4,700 after taxes. susan told us that will be a big help. her story is a reminder for all of us, you see the hangup here, her husband's account didn't have a beneficiary listed, that's part of the reason it took so long to sort it all out. so take some time to review your financial affairs. a few minutes on the phone or online now could save your family months of hassle after you're gone. got a consumer problem, call us any time, >> thanks, chris. >>> well, san jose's mayor sam liccardo went literally over the edge for a good cause. take a look at him going there. the mayor rappelled down the face of adoebie headquarters building yesterday. it's the third year in a row he's taken the plunge as part of a

a sanctioned dryly if you like and the groundswell of support certainly behind her just like the lucerne or does that suggest that the authorities might be softening in their approach to all of this. while they have been sanctioning rallies in the past few weeks us well i think they have to have a sort of stage actually allow people to go on to the streets because these emotions are running quite high and in the meantime we have seen unsanctioned rallies so i think the government is basically just taking up an approach to let some steam off and that's what's been happening right here behind me and i found a very well known opposition figure here as well he also was a detention for quite a while so a business one of the ways to let steam off as people are saying here they're not going to stop this is not the end of it of course the pressure will continue to be on the authorities to release these people ok steadfast in their live in moscow thank you. well polls close in just under 2 hours say in austria snap election the early votes was called after former chancellor sebastian court says c

way up from africa, across the mediterranean to our shores, but we will revert back to the atlantic lucerneed. but we have across north—east scotland is with us this morning drifting into the east of scotland, it will enter potentially in the northern isles. asa potentially in the northern isles. as a day goes on, devon and cornwall police four scattered thunderstorms, possibly pembrokeshire and northern ireland. —— are in full. widely 25-26. if ireland. —— are in full. widely 25—26. if you shelter from that strong gust the wind. 0vernight 25—26. if you shelter from that strong gust the wind. overnight at the risk of thundery showers wales and england, into northern ireland. a little bit cool in the north, but substantially warmer tonight the south. very mild indeed compared to the nights we have had. really chilly. temperatures dipping everything in spots. what about further afield as we go into tomorrow? i am talking rugby and home games for ourselves, ireland, scotland, and with a tropical storm close by. yokohama not too far away from tokyo. england's match against tonga should escape a