across the north—east, a few spots of rain. 18 or 19 on the murray coast.there was much about them anyway. come sunday, and you set of weather fronts tried to work their way across the british isles, but run into high pressure. they do not make a lot of progress. they might make a lot of progress. they might make their way into scotland, but there is some doubt about that. it will also be on the fringes of the irish sea where we will see it hit in england. highs of 21 or 22. sunday into monday, the same weather front still lurking, trying to make up front still lurking, trying to make up its mind weather to go east or west, which means it probably sits, which will be bad news for western parts, where you will have the bulk of the day's rain. what's the east, dry and finer. more details online. this is bbc world news today. our top stories: unlocking the brexit log jam. british prime minister theresa may holds out the promise that both sides will come out stronger, as britain leaves the eu i recognise that this is not something that you, our european partner

with the direction of the wind coming from the south, the murray coast is often a great place to be.h, 18 or 19 degrees. southern parts of scotland, the north of england, stuck with a lot of cloud and the possibility of a spot of rain. after a dull start, things really improving through south wales, south midlands, part of east anglia and all of the southern counties of england, were again you could see 18 or 19 degrees or so. late in the day, cloud filling in across northern ireland, the first signs of sunday's wet weather, gradually easing its wayjust that little bit further towards the east. the start of sunday, yet again, really quite mild. from that base at 12,13, really quite mild. from that base at 12,173,111 really quite mild. from that base at 12,13,1li degrees, some of the temperatures away from the frontal zone will begin to climb quite nicely, getting above 20 degrees in some eastern spots. the exact location of the cloud and rain associated with the weather front and its eastward extend open to some debate at the moment. we suspect it will get across scotland and be a bi

with the direction of the wind coming from the south, the murray coast is often a great place to be, scotland stuck with a lot of cloud and the possibility of some rain, and the possibility of some rain, and after a dull start things really improving through south wales and the south midlands, parts of east anglia and the southern counties of england, where again we could see 18-19. late england, where again we could see 18—19. late in the day, cloud in northern ireland and the first signs of the wet weather on sunday gradually moving that further towards the east. the start of sunday quite mild yet again, and from that base some of the temperatures away from the frontal zone will climb quite nicely getting about 20 in some eastern areas. the exact location of the card and rain associated with the weather front, we suspect it will be across scotla nd we suspect it will be across scotland and will be a problem for the western fringes of england and wales, a few moderate bursts. the best of the heat no doubt about it will be in the south and east. hello. taking matters into their own h

drifting further north, allowing brighter skies into the south, and a bit of brightness around the murray coastth a bit of sunshine, 21 or 22 is possible. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may has set out proposals for a two—year transition period after britain leaves the eu in march 2019, and promised to honour budget commitments during that time. so during the implementation period access to one another's markets should continue on current terms and britain also should continue to take part in existing security measures. and i know businesses, in particular, would welcome the certainty this would provide. an 18—year—old man has been charged with attempted murder following the attack at parsons green tube station last friday. the app—based taxi service uber says it will appeal against transport for london's decision not to renew its licence. there's been a further heightening of the rhetoric between north korea and the united states, with the two leaders questioning each other‘s sanity. let's return now to our main story — theresa may has been outlining the uk's position on brexi

murray is going to take a hard right turn out to see after crossing paths with the carolina coast. the opposite of super storm sandy. sandy made a hard left turn toward the coast, were lucky maria will make a hard right. >> was the biggest issue if it impacts the weather in the carolinas, our issue in new york and new jersey? minimal impact? >> no rain or win but the problem will be the surf. we've been dealing with big waves and rough surf from a series of hurricanes. maria will keep that going. we'll see 6 - 14-foot waves for tuesday wednesday. the rip current risk is high. >> there's attempt nation to get to the shore and watch the waves. there should be no temptation to get in with those waves. people do it, i've heard of rescues over the weekend, couple people lost their lives. >> i don't know what compels you to jump in and osha's that that's ferocious. if you want to go into your ankles that's fine, no deeper than that though. >> thanks dan. >> here's a look at the headlines were chasing tonight. >> president trump has imposed new travel restrictions on a countries including

the african-american civil rights activist pauli murray road to fdr in july of 1942 and said that if you can move japanese-americans away from the west coast to protect them from mob violence, why can you move negros from the south to protect them from lynching? eleanor unleashed her deep frustration and said how many of our color people in the south would like to be evacuated and treated as though they are not likely here as people? i am deeply concerned that we had to do this to our japanese who are american citizens. we are at war with japan and the have only been citizens for a short time. they would feel a resentment if we had to do this for people who were not as he -- here as long as white people. she added that she hoped to visit the camps herself. she said this is just one more reason for hating war. innocent people suffer for a few guilty ones. she kept herself informed on japanese americans and their problems. she intervened as she could. she asked them to visit in december center and robert paterson declined. she maintained this fund with the american service committee. all of the speeches and lectures and those radio broadcast

coast of northern england. showers from northern ireland. in scotland, heavy rain around aberdeenshire and the murray serve.t and a waterproof. the wettest weather will push through northern england, wales, the midlands through the night. clear skies either side. a couple of showers and a distinctive cool like to take us into tomorrow morning's mute. temperatures into single figures, especially away from towns. a wet start in wales, lincolnshire, perhaps norfolk. the rain spreads across southern parts of england and wales through the morning rush—hour. clearing away and back to sunshine and showers. the wind maybe not as strong, but still blustery and still cool when a showers come through. maybe feeling a little bit cooler than across some parts of eastern england. with a high pressure to the west and low pressure to the east, west and low pressure to the east, we have winds through the north—west through the week. longer spells the eastern coast but for most it's a story of sunshine and showers. where we see the showers it could be heavy and thundery. 0nce we see the showers it could be heavy and thundery

murray: i get to our witnesses for being here. before i began i want to say a few words on the ongoing situation in the gulf and atlantic coast and in the wildfires out in the west. -- our hearts continue to be with the families who have lost loved ones and all those whose life's -- wives have been upended by harvey. i want to see we extend our deepest appreciation to the countless first responders, neighbors and volunteers who have inspired us all for their self-sacrifice. i, like everyone, commit to all of us working to make sure these people have the federal resources and partners they need. community is behind me in saying that. i am eager to continue our conversation on bipartisan steps we can take to restore certainty to the individual insurance market for patients and families across the country who are worried about being able to afford the care of any. next year and be on. so far we have had focused discussions in our first two hearings. many conversations on areas of significant common ground around those goals. that is due in large part to the members of this committee. all of ourhank colleagues on both sides for their