we have mcleod around in eastern areas during the day on saturday. most of us, lots of unbroken, strong sunshine. with the breeze starting to turn and come off the north sea around that high pressure for eastern areas and that brisk wind in southern parts, temperatures will be down a degree or two on today. and it is partly because the sea is so—called at this time of year, the lowest temperatures occurred this time of year. the highest temperatures of late summer. if you have a wind of eight coming up in rc, you will not retain the 18 and 19 further inland, but there will still be plenty of sunshine and dry and bright whether it willjust be a knockdown in temperatures compared to recent days. as we had to saturday evening and overnight, we pick up mcleod once again because we are starting to pull in more that that north—easterly wind. again, it is cold air so we will see apache frost once again sunday morning. it may not last long but it could be damaging still to plants. more mist and fog around, mark cloud for central parts and so the best of the

. >>> i want to bring in democratic state representative donna mcleod of georgia. thank you for being with us. i want to pick up where the mayor left off. others have said this. the law can be changed. this is not too late for georgia, but is the republican party in georgia feeling the effects of these letters, of these things that major corporations have said of the mlb pulling out of atlanta, for the all-star game, do you feel that it is having an effect on them in terms of their decision making? >> i don't know if it's having an effect on them, but it's having an effect because the statement made by the governor as well as the speaker of the house was clear that this dog is hollering because it got hit. it's important for us to stay vigilant about this. this bill took one week to get through the legislature. and i think that it's a reactionary bill actually. because we were getting up to 2,000 emails per day from the stop the steal, the folks that believed that donald trump deserved to be the winner when he lost. so we endured quite a bit. the fact that they wer

well, i think in the tradition of a mary mcleod bethune understanding that relationships of politics relationship of patronage relationships in washington that grow out of civil rights organizations on is has always been and continues to be for black americans in essential fac. of how black women do politics and make politics and for those of you who may not know. dorothe. i think that's precisely why she's in some ways to me akin to a diane nash right? she is an architect. she is a strategist she is a woman with extraordinary powers of persuasion like mary church terrell, she knows how to work remarkably effectively with men who had no intention. i think oftentimes of linking arms with her linking arms with the national council of negro women dorothy height knew how to broker those kinds of relationships and most importantly i think she knew how to ensure that black american women would be able to use all their talents all their capacities all gifts on all their power in the interest of the collective. i think she was someone who never lost sight of that over a very long and disting

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searching for a driver who hit and killed a man and then drove off, police say 28 year old kenneth mcleods walking near the corner of gary and park presidio boulevard. it was early saturday morning around 12 20 when a dark colored mini cooper hit him as he was walking in a crosswalk. police say the car may have front end damage. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. this is the city's seventh pedestrian death so far this year. oh it's warming up out there. today was a good 5 to 8 degrees warmer than yesterday. tomorrow warm up another 5 to 10 degrees in some places back into the eighties, mid eighties possible and that continues into thursday with some pretty warm weather with mild weather right into the weekend. there's no rain in this forecast. this high pressure ridge here is big, and it's spread out. it's pretty broad, so it's got a lot of scotland amplitude. it's also got a lot of with breath. and so it's basically wide. it's gonna be hard for anything to get in here. underneath it or over it, so we're dry for the foreseeable future and warm as you might gues

police say 28 year old kenneth mcleod was walking near the corner of gary and park presidio boulevardsurday morning around 12 20. that's when a dark colored mini cooper hit him as he was walking in a crosswalk. police say the car may have front end damage. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. this was the city seventh pedestrian deaths so far this year, more bay area water agencies are taking steps to get people thinking about conservation. ktvu tom vacar tells us they're asking for voluntary measures now and stepping up some financial incentives. and we have no further precipitation in sight, finding itself in the driest conditions and insufficient supplies looming, the east bay municipal utilities district board unanimously declared a stage one water shortage emergency water supplies are not sufficient for meeting customer demands. the stage one is a moderate drought emergency, the lowest of four stages, but without customer conservation. higher levels could come the summer including possible rationing the essence of east. a mud stage. one prepared to buy ad

county parks department, my friend, the parks department just acquired a plantation down there called mcleodn that they open up as a historic site. and john had work for the parks department and he was an interpreter, he got the role of putting this program ticker and they decided to interpret the plantation from the point of view of the group of people who had lived of the longest, which is the enslaved community and then the freed descendants of them. they don't talk about the white family at all. they just talk about the african american families that were there. and what sean did was horrible together ideas and chapters from this sort of series of books that the asl age has put out about interpreting african american history, interpreting slavery and interpreting difficult history. he took ideas from all those books and sort of developed a curriculum thrower interpreters called ethical interpretation. and he will come to your site for a small fee. sean halifax. and he will run your interpreters through this program and it's really great. you couldn't do it in two days. you can do it in f

mcleod coming in bringing in the odd shower to coastal areas of east anglia and kent later on.some showers in lincolnshire and east anglia perhaps heading towards the east midlands and down towards hampshire. elsewhere it will be fine and dry. the wins will be late for many of the gentle breeze from the east and glasgow means we will find the highest temperatures across western parts of scotland. a much cooler breeze coming into east anglia and the south—east. temperatures lower than today. this is bbc news — i'mjane hill. the headlines: pressure builds on david cameron, as mps prepare to vote on a parliamentary inquiry into his lobbying — labour claims there's a revolving door between government and paid lobbyists. i do think it is a good idea, in principle, that top civil servants should be able to engage with business and should have experience of the private sector. when i look at the accounts i'm reading today, it's not clear that those boundaries had been properly understood. the greensill scandal is just the tip of the iceberg. dodgy contracts, privileged access, jobs fo

through the evening and overnight, central and eastern areas hanging on to cloud and the cloud and mcleodn from the north sea and the brightest guys will be in the west and once again we will have that nagging easterly coming in along the north sea coastline and really making it feel cold but temperatures will be down even in the south—west higher today. and then for saturday, a north and south split because in the north and scotland and northern ireland we are looking at sunshine but for england and wales there will be more cloud around but even so we will see a view breaks but the temperatures are closer to where they should be at this stage in april, but then again we have been used to higher temperatures and as we head into the weekend it will turn much colder and on monday not will itjust be cold but there will be wintry showers almost everywhere, but especially on the hills and even in the south. carol, thank you very much. we will see you later on. children as young as nine are among the 11,000 current and former pupils who have posted online about their experiences of sexual abuse