that has made for quite a graeme murty morning across much of the uk. in from the south. a chance we will see some sunshine coming through the cloud south of the uk through the afternoon that will inject some energy into their shells, potentially turning them heavy and thundery. locally, we could see some flash flooding like we did in essex yesterday. that risk is in the north, wales, and east anglia. by the end of the night, the heaviest showers across north england and a few for wales. a pretty humid night ahead but not as hot as recent nights, 15 in birmingham, 16 in london. monday, the showers head for the north, so some wetter weather after a dry weekend for scotland and northern ireland. further south, they are hard to pick out but they are there. the risk of thunderstorms again for england and wales. the headlines on bbc news. more confusion for a—level students and teachers in england as the exam regulator withdraws its guidance on appealing against grades hours

still the power behind the throne the huge networks of influence and fanatical support in the labor murty no i don't agree with mathew and the steps that have been taken during this month shows that there is a new good will to get things done really look no further than given that we can said and his family have been happy with the person who has been investigating the death of their of their mother because if they did not they did not say that the investigator was was corrupt so i didn't say i didn't say they did but look no further than the man with the new justice portfolio edward zammit described as a family friend of the muskets used to go on holiday with them but i can tell you again that the new subs of have been taken in the last month shows that there is a new good will we will be judged not paid to pete now but what you are saying now but what will happen in the next weeks and in the next month really it doesn't look very much like it when the contract the government awarded a contract to disgraced former minister conrad mitzi. the man you wanted to resign after he was named in

murty advising the biden campaign. the president suggested we could see that successful vaccine by election day, that it wouldn't hurt his chances against joe biden. you're the surgeon general. what's your reaction to that and the apparent politicization of such an important issue. >> thanks, wolf, it's good to be with you today. i think when it comes to a vaccine, all of us are hoping we'll get a vaccine that's safe and effective as soon as possible. i think it's very dangerous at this point to give specific dates. while there are reasons to be hopeful, we do have multiple vaccine candidates in advanced stages with human trials. we have collaborators around the world. there are two critical requirements for a vaccine. one is that it's safe, the other is that it's effective. we can't cut corners. it will damage people's faith in vaccine efforts. what bothers me and worries me as of early this summer nearly 50% of people in polls said they were decided against taking a vaccine or uncertain about it. that makes it all th

>>good news murty because yssterday we were sitting at 13% containment in the overnight hours they just gave an update which we carried live for you in the kron 00:04am morning news they're now saying 17% containment. the anchorage has gone up but not massively now we're sitting at 78,800 acres burned. it was 77,700 approximately there in the overnight hours we burned a little bit more but they're making tremendous progress because it is not windy. i just heard from cal fire and they say because the conditions are turning in their favor. they're actually able to get their aircraft up in yesterday they were able to drop 200,000 gallons of water down to the flames and help their boots on the ground crew fight the fires and here's some video want to quickly show you this isn't the bonny doon area unfortunately it has ravaged a lot of neighborhoods that fire raced through starting 8 or 9 days ago when lightning strikes took place and they're actually even calling this a historic fire because it's so dry out here and the forest is extremely old and you add those 2 things together and that's

congressman little, commissioner ram ma murty, senator toomey, congresswoman shalala, i appreciate the gravity and responsibilities before you. admire your willingness and respect the commitment to ensure federal relief programs are both accessible and effective. i'm here this morning to provide testimony from the perspective of middle market borrowers. to help answer the question that you-all are asking of, who the main street lending program is helping. regrettably i have no answer to offer you. we request neither borrow for the program or find someone in our membership who has received a loan through it. to help illustrate the current obstacle to curt loans through mslp, i would like to share comments from our members who completed a survey administered in recent days. i won't read all of them. these are their words not mine. the program is moving too slowly. whereas covid-19 dramatically and quickly caused an impact. we actively so listed an mlsp loan for a minority business general prize, a company whose performance is only 10% to 15% lower during the pandemic than beforehand. we