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point number one, nds. i would like to return to some of the conversation you have already heard several times this morning about the return of great power and competition. that's kind of a theme of the nds. and you have heard it said in some ways like there's a refocus on kind of the high end of the conflict spectrum. i would tell you as it plays out in special operations and especially in air force special operations command, it's not a refocus. it's kind of a doubling down. i'll explain that. because today we have in the counterterrorist fight and counter-veo fight, over 1,000 airmen, thousands of airmen, actually, air commanders, as we call them, scores of aircraft involved in the ct fight in a number of aors. and in fact, we still take casualties. just since the last afa, there afa we had during the winter, we had two casualties here in our formation, thankfully, not fatalities. staff sergeant chuck edwards shot seven times in the arm and the upper back. making great progress on his return. senior airm

zionist or nds for pro zionism. must be said, and this connects to the earlier question that at least in the united states, the main line really are dying out, and they have become top heavy.rily they have very powerful they don't , but have a lot of people in the i think part of the reason that american broadly, ty, speaking simplyen a right turn is that main line churches, main line christian denominations reproduced themselves and the political center of theity has shifted to where congregations are, where the communities are, and ultimately, votes are. as for the term main line, just i don'tefly, the reason like that term is that it wasn't until the late which was a time at which probably, what was meant by the ain line, was already beginning, the decline that i'm avoid ing, so i tend to it. the reason why i say liberal, is ot because i mean politically liberal but because they were theologically liberal and that's in of a conventional term religious history and theology. that's no innovation of mine. then we ba

nd a.s.u. of course is headquartered in tempe. but they wanted to expand the state and we were thrilled that they came to lake havasu city. lake did they choose havasu city? >> well, certainly the $2 million didn't hurt. wanted to go ey area the maricopa county which is the center of the state nd we are in northwest arizona and you're nearest neighbors are about 60 miles away. i think after they looked at the city and how beautiful it it sealed -- seemed like a natural fit. >> what do most students major go from ere do they here? >> communications, biology, psychology. but they are adding some well.ess majors as which i think will be helpful because that is something we here in lake havasu city. if you can -- you will probably make a left out of this weird lane. is thatruction going on just summer construction? >> no, the city is expanding bit.e a we have about 55,000 residents date. interesti interestingly enough, we can to about 96,000 residents. you will want to make a left at late. we will go down mcculloch main ard, some call

plenty showers around, most frequent across eastern parts of scotla nd frequent across eastern partshern england, the east of northern ireland, running into east anglia and southern england. some places staying dry with clear spells, with the wind dropping a little in shelter, some frost around at the back most of us frost free with showers and a breeze, some sunny spells mainly in the east, becoming more widespread with increasing cloud through the day. cloud scattered everywhere in the afternoon with a raw easterly winds. starting to turn wintry on the hills, perhaps merging to give longer spells of rain through northern england. across western parts of scotland, avoiding showers, staying dry, but even here the temperatures struggle. we have that strong easterly wind, up to 50mph for some across the north sea coast of england. the thermometer says this, but with the wind feeling much colder, feeling around freezing in some areas. tuesday night into wednesday morning, some showers will have more of a wintry flavour to them. just about anywhere across the uk on high ground. as we go

in addition, one of the main lines of effort of the nds is building a more lethal force. also prioritizes the readiness of our armed forces and recommends a series of actions to rebuild and sustain readiness. i am pleased with his focus. isdiness of our armed forces a paramount issue for this committee. is the critical finding need for strong international alliances, and the importance of approach. government the national defense strategy puts a premium on bolstering alliances, while pursuing more partners however, in concerned about the president continues to make statements and pursue actions that undercut america's position in the world, which may weaken our influence and ultimately leaves to uncertainty and risk in this guy collation. -- in this calculation. what more can be done to sustain ande critical relationships the importance of elements of national power to our security? the aforementioned issues are important, but i would like to highlight two issues which were not the focus of the nds. the first is the state of civilian and military alliances. mattis'ssecret

had to win on the issues that strike right to the financial security of america's working families nd those are our values. >> you and the president have an opportunity to show bipartisanship. president trump says he believes there'll be less gridlock with a divided washington. what gives you any confidence that with democrats in control that you can reach deals on issues you vvent been able to reach deals on in the last few years? ms. pelosi: public sentiment. martin luther king said, the ballot, the ballot, the ball will the. legislation, legislation, legislation. your life, your life, your life. calling to people's attention clearly that voting was important because what happens can impact their lives. with our transparency in government we intend for people to see the impact of legislation on their lives and to weigh in on it. that sour strength. that is our strength. another person who marched with dr. king, he said the bread box and the ballot box cannot be separated. decisionings made at the negotiating table can be overturned by what happens in legislative halls. people have t

remember, scotla nd deal for scotland.ority of people voted to stay in the eu. nicola sturgeon says coming out of the single market is bad enough, but if northern ireland gets to stay in then that would put scotla nd to stay in then that would put scotland at a competitive disadvantage when it comes to jobs and investment. she says if a special deal is on the table for northern ireland, then why not scotland, too? thanks very much. we can now go to —— we can now go to cardiff. what do you think the impact this draft will have on wales? it is important to remember that wales has one of the highest levels of exposure to the brexit uncertainties of any part of the uk. welsh exports to the eu market are 1196 welsh exports to the eu market are 11% higher than the uk average stock then there is welsh ports, lots of freight goes between wales and the irish republic. that means the hard—boiled is very important —— the ha rd hard—boiled is very important —— the hard border is very important to wales. the number of hgvs which go fro

sure are scattered about recent scotla nd sure are scattered about recent scotland in eastern englandrt of wales and scotland and england will see sunshine, if anything sunnier than today. some mist and fog and a touch of frost coming to tuesday morning but weather fronts coming in to tuesday and wednesday, low pressure from the atlantic taking over and wet and windy but milder weather as our ear direction changes from east toa our ear direction changes from east to a south—westerly. again the milderfeel to a south—westerly. again the milder feel will to a south—westerly. again the milderfeel will be to a south—westerly. again the milder feel will be offset much stronger winds. he has a flavour of things for tuesday and wednesday. tuesday, rain spreading from the south—west and we will all see wet weather on some stage on wednesday and there will be deals, severe gales in places in the north and north—west. —— deals. potentially destructive winds particularly on wednesday milder. much more weather for the week ahead available on a website. —— i were website. —— on our website, —— on o

this evening and tonight we will have showers to the south coast of ingrid, into the east of scotla nd into the east of scotland and north east england and maybe a few in northern ireland later. temperatures getting into low single figures and close to freezing. parts about north—west angen freezing. parts about north—west anger, northern ireland and the west of scotland, maybe a touch of frost going into the morning. still this easterly flow in the morning, north of england, pushing on the breeze into northern ireland. some clipping the far south—east, east anglia. elsewhere variable cloud, clear spells, quite a bit of dry weather away from the showers and still the easterly breeze, stronger wind in scotla nd easterly breeze, stronger wind in scotland compared with today and overall tomorrow it will feel cooler thanit overall tomorrow it will feel cooler than it has done today. that is your latest forecast. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at lipm. theresa may heads to brussels as the eu says it's ready to sign the brexit withdrawal agreement. the spanish prime minis

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tragic news out of california. 14 additional victims havefeen nd bringing the total death toll from the california owldfires to 25. nbc's jay gray us how the weather could play big factor in the coming hours. co paradise is gone. >> reporter: thepe of the wildfires is overwhelming with the loss like the flames still growing. investigators confirming at least 23 people have died in the camp fire north of sacramento. at least two more victims have perished in the woolsey e,fi burning out of control along with the hill fire outside of los angeles. >> quite frankly, folks, i don't like having to get up here every night and tell you about more bodies that we're recovering. we're serious about this. when we give an evacuation order, we mean it. >> reporter: more than a quart of a million have been pushed from their homes and more evecuations are expted as strike teams continue what tohi point has been a losing battle against the raging inferno. >> our number one priority is life and then property. >> reporter: president trump has signed a disaster declaration to htp with the fi but traveling

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we could see a few showers get close to the hebrides is to go to the afternoon but much of scotla ndo go to the afternoon but much of scotland will have a dry afternoon. still blustery and a0, 50 mph gusts. lighter winds elsewhere. not a bad day to northern ireland. a bit of sunshine in northern england. we will see things turn wetter. the south—east, east anglia, it should stay dry all day long with temperatures in the mid teens. as

a soggy start for scotla nd get into tomorrow. a soggy start for scotland and northern ireland.rth west with gusts up to 65mph for western scotland. for north—east scotland and eastern england, some sunshine and mild. still a bit of rain in places on sunday. but many will be dry and still it will be mild. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8.00pm: a stark warning from the met office — the uk has faced more extremes of hot weather and downpours over the last decade due to global warming. a paraplegic man sues luton airport after claims that he was forced to drag himself through the terminal building after staff failed to provide him with a self—propelling wheelchair. police launch a criminal inquiry into allegations of anti—semitic hate crimes within the labour party. brexit secretary dominic raab holds talks with the dup in belfast. unionists say they hope a deal is close, but sinn fein accuse mr raab of behaving like a "thief in the night". as investigators remove the wreckage of the helicopter in which the leicester city owner died — the players vow to do th

nd that tooklace a few minutes before the fire started. and then like you said, last night cal fire announced there might be a potential second origin of the fire. unclear if that second spot which is on con cal road. if you he been following the coverage it comes up a lot. people living there were pushed out and hurt. and also unclear to neh was a new fire that started there or somehow spot fires that were expanding from the major fire. so far in advance that was actually a new spot fire in cal fire hasn't clarified that. they emphasize the cause of the fire is still under investigation. these are cles at this point. >> meanwhile the head of the commission, mir pick is saying he'll expand an existing probe into pg&e safety structure practices. at the same time he doesn't want the company to declare ankruptcy. so what does this mean? will pg&e be allowed to exist in its current form. >> that will take months maybe years to untangle. this is aasoller cer of a week for pg&e. when it comes to the stock market. the shares in half. since before

complex, big and it is .nd it is probably feet high it is a very complex instrument. i think people wouldn't understand it, but if i were finished with the audit, i would have an open mind to it. but i do not want to do it during the audit. really, no lawyer, even from the other side they say often -- not always, but when you are under subject it tonot that. you get it done and release it. when that happens, if that happens, i would certainly have an open mind to it. >> sioux of the audit is still on, you will not turn over the tax returns? president trump: no but he turns over a return when it is under

them right away, and organize your refrigerator, often foodsin the back are forgotten, and first in nd first out is a good rule of thumb, too. or just make less food, if you are realing you are cooking too much. >> you think of me, i live alone, and they d't sell things for one. >> yeah, you have twoer teen and you have no leftovers. >> it's fray, and everything was gone. >>> after being in operation for yearord and tayl will be closed. >> in january the fun will end. that store isne o of about 10 being closed by its anadian-based owners. it will increase its focus on digital opportunities and increasing profits. >>> and turning to technolo to keep folks in their stores. macy's will haveobile checkouts in all of its stores for the first time, and others are equipping employees could check out customers on the spot. a survey found that 27% of shoppers say they would tap inta alterte checkout options like using a smartphone to scan and pay as they shop. >> and a lot of retailers have hem bring their ipad or whatever to you to help you check out. >> i have one c of yams and ave to wait in

tomorrow night a freeze warning in effect for all of southern mary nd towards the northern neck. it does include d.c. and arlington. just because you're not in the b freeze warnik to the west, northern virginia, western rt maryland, of west virginia, you're still going to get well below freezing. the growing season is over for you. that's why you're not under a warning. colder it will be even there. temperatures in the 20s. down to the south we're looking at those temperatures around that freezing mark, maybe around 30, 32 degrees. 45 tomorrow, 47 on your sunday. the winter outlook, 53 degrees comes out on monday,everybody. the winter forecast, if you want to know how much snow you're going to see in your area, if you're talking about how much cold air i going to behere, too, for the winter, i've got that down for you, even which weeks could see some snowfall. wou want a little bit of a hint about how much se're going to get? >> yeah. >> that's your hint. that's the him sure most of you know what that means. next week, it's just on the cold side. we get another big storm on tuesd

and cause power outages, lester, as you can see this is a dangerous situation and a lot of airport h nd road delays throe weekend. back to you. >> al, thank you. >>> on the other side of the country, a grim search for dens, maybe hundreds unaccounted for as two wildfires rage in california. growing concern over potentially toxic smoke. our miguel almaguer is in the fire zone tonight. in the smoldering mountains outside los angeles, a grim discovery. the 51st body in a skyrocketing statewide death toll. with more than 9,000 structures torched, mostn northern california, many are still unaccounted for. carol's son missing for nearly a week. >> i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: families impacted by the fire in paradise filing a lawsuit against pacific gas and electric, the power company they blame for sparking the fire while investigators have not yet determined the cause, if found liable, the it utsays it could face financial trouble. in the meante in southern california, new questions. >> i think it's so serious that i'm afraid to think about it. >> reporter: melissa is one

it's for your own safety a nd heed that warning.s for your own safety and the safety of our partners, ourfirefighters safety and the safety of our partners, our firefighters still trying to get equipment in there and for law—enforcement personnel as well. in the north of the state one blaze has devastated the town of paradise, where dozens of people are reported missing. james cook reports from there. living in malibu means you have made it, but no amount of wealth or fame can stop a fire like this. the blaze was propelled to the pacific ocean by strong desert winds, forcing thousands to flee. i saw the flames coming over the mountain right next to our house and i knew i had to get out. we pretty muchjust had enough time to get the dogs in the truck. oh, my god! this was the road out of calabasas, another neighbourhood favoured by celebrities. i'm so scared right now. so terrified. kim kardashian and lady gaga were among a quarter of a million californians who had to leave their homes. but nowhere was the pain more acute than in tho

nd basically it was all just ignored. the -- i mean even as i was day.ding that i mean i had the sense that i the air and the show, ils when i saw the mean it was a huge failure from perspective it was a colossal failure. embarrassing to have been connected with it. it really -- what ofustrates is the difficulty trying to get into any side of 17th century experience and think it is especially difficult, these days, with the -- with the english settlement side. i mean it is just, you know, so -- to -- to reappropriate -- reappropriate sort of hostility, everything is wrong. challenging it is in -- to seek a sympathetic understanding. sympathetic, i don't mean to say in this is correct, this is right, let's just appropriate this and -- and celebrate this side. sympathetic in the sense of a trying to understand their own they were know, where coming from and what -- what their goals were and their -- their beliefs were and how they prayed and so on. same sort of emphasis that native peoplesth today. in order to get a full pi

right now easterly flow coming into the uk but that favours parts of northwest and highland scotla ndf northwest and highland scotland for saying some sunshine as we did today and will again tomorrow. but at the other end of the weather front delivering not describe what but outbreaks of rain into parts of southern england and south wells, audra think it's waived westwards but will be left behind going into the evening, showers towards other coastal england and a few showers continuing overnight east of scotland and northeast england. let's take a look at things seven o'clock. and the south across the uk, and read a resolution look at some of the showers towards southern england global plenty of cloud around, still quite misty and murky in some hail damp weather for southernmost parts of wales but cutting away northwards, something dry and clear as well to northwest england but the showers to the eased inside clear as well to northwest england but the showers to the eastern side chris spells in northern ireland and the odd shower possible to save me and showers is staying dry. we had

, some of those producing the odd rumble of thunder, drifting away into central and southern scotla ndtral and southern scotland as well. a weather system across northern france through the shield of cloud across east anglia and the south—east and a few showers here. clear skies in between the showers. quite a fresh night, temperatures dropping well back into single figures. the touch of frost in the parts of northern scotland. most frost free to start the week. a fairly mild and weak but we start the week the way we finish the weekend, with sunshine and showers. low pressure still out to the west. this system across northern france close enough to produce that shield of cloud making any sunshine hazy first thing in east anglia and the south—east. and there will still be a few heavy showers underneath that. the bulk of showers across southern counties of england, the west of england and wales, drifting across southern scotland. some heavy with hailand southern scotland. some heavy with hail and thunder, the winds close to gale force around western coast. parts of northern ireland, nort

they could be wintry in nature over the higher where we see the clear skies across scotla nd where wetowns four or five celsius. tomorrow will be a fairly quiet day and most places will be dry. 0nce will be a fairly quiet day and most places will be dry. once again it is easterly course likely to see those showers. a bit more scattered than they are today and temperatures still struggling to get close to double figures. seven celsius to nine celsius the top temperature tomorrow afternoon. then we'll an atla ntic tomorrow afternoon. then we'll an atlantic front—page news eastwards as we go into tuesday. some windy and wet weather to start the day over south—west england and wales and eventually working into northern ireland. as advancing to call their across northern england and southern scotla nd across northern england and southern scotland on tuesday afternoon we could see some snow over the pennines and higher areas of scotla nd pennines and higher areas of scotland later on tuesday. quite a windy day particularly on western course. these average speeds but gusts will be higher on

first, the commission echos the nds in finding that the u.s. technological edge has eroded as compared to its near peer adversaries. as the commission notes, maintaining or reestablishing america's competitive edge is not simply a matter of generating more resources and capabilities. it is a matter of using those resources and capabilities creatively and focusing them on the right things. the commission makes a series of recommendations on how the u.s. can address its innovation challenges, and i hope our witnesses will discuss them with us this morning. in addition, one of the main lines of effort of the nds is building a more lethal force that possesses decisive advantages for any likely conflict while remaining proficient across the entire spectrum of conflict. the commission also prioritizes the readiness of our armed forces and recommends a series of actions to rebuild and sustain readiness. i am pleased with this focus. since the ratings of our armed forces is a paramount issue for this committee. another critical finding that both the nd

perhaps coming into southern scotla nd perhaps coming into southern scotland as well. as cold on friday as temperatures could get as high as nine or 10 degrees in the south. across southern parts of england, probably as far and north as the m4 corridor, we have a threat of a shower. north of that, still dominated by easterly airflow tracking and lots of clouds. some sunshine perhaps. decent enough temperatures on saturday, and they could get colder on sunday. rain around the area of low pressure will get dragged away from southern parts of england. high pressure will come from the north and bring down colder airas from the north and bring down colder air as well. still clouds pushing in on the north sea. a little sunshine mainly out towards the west, most places will be dried, but temperatures probably not quite so high on sunday. it will feel cold or six or 7 degrees in scotland, and further south maybe eight or 9 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm carol walker. the headlines at 11: the prime minister says a final brexit dealfor britain is within sight, as she heads for a

insurrection or something, or something that's means, its rules of the leadership you need 48 letters a ndd 48 letters and 50% of mps, which he's trying to do, i think the guardian says it's a sombre press conference andi says it's a sombre press conference and i think it was quite personal for her, and those moments she talks about every fibre of her being she says that she believes in the deal and said that the night before, heart and soul believes in it and it's the best thing for the country andi it's the best thing for the country and i think even people who don't agree with her, do believe that she believes is the best of the country. people would say that about cameron, they thought he was tried to politick induced death with aspects of relationship with the european union. i don't think people believe that though, i think they genuinely believe that she believes genuine is the best thing to do they don't agree with her, but that's it. and they think should did a rottenjob of negotiating the deal probably. what about the brexit secretary, dominic raab who took over from david davis

scotla nd in the telegraph leading on it.he european union, says spain, which will delight the snp. exactly, because the pain has always been very insistent that if scotland were independent it could not simply rejoin, you have to do the whole process ca n rejoin, you have to do the whole process can take decades to join the blog, and that is because they been worried about catalan independence, but clearly spain is not particularly happy at this deal as david was just saying. they said they've been very united behind the european commission so far, but as we enter the final endgame up until the summit coming this sunday, the members tape are starting to break and the fact that spain is saying this will very much anger downing street and westminster‘s idea of saying scotland to be independent andjoin saying scotland to be independent and join the eu again because that is one of the biggest arguments against scottish independence here. i think against scottish independence here. ithink in against scottish independence here. i

northern ireland and western scotland but some decent sunshine around for the north—east of scotla nde around for the north—east of scotland and the south—east of england, 17 degrees, about 7 degrees above average for this time of year. we will manage to hold onto the milder weather into the early part of the weekend but come next week we will pick up a bit more of an easterly breeze, combine with some lingering cloud and some southern patches of fog. things could look more grey next week, despite being dry, and feeling chillier than we have been used to lately. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... cabinet ministers are told good progress has been made in the brexit negotiations, as pressure mounts for a deal. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. the former england, west ham and chelsea midfielderjoe cole has announced his retirement from football. he's 37, and has spent the last couple of years playing for the tampa bay rowd

so it will stay quite wet across northern parts of scotla nd stay quite wet across northern parts of with some snow over the higher ground. in southern areas, something dry and brighter developing, still a few showers across northern ireland, still quite strong winds across these northern areas, making it feel quite chilly. northern england through much of wales, the midlands, east midlands, eastern areas, some sunny spells, so some showers in the south—west of england and south—east of wales as we go through this afternoon and temperatures are 5—8dc would lighter winds than yesterday for england and wales, perhaps not quite as cold out and about. through this evening and overnight, some lengthy clear spells through these western areas of england and wales and you can see blue is returning, so that means we will see a widespread frost into thursday morning, away from those eastern coasts, where it will be quite cloudy and temperatures stay up at two or three celsius. through thursday, the clouding eastern areas may give us a few showers in north—east england and the north and east of

from saturday night into sunday morning, in the north of scotla nd sunday morning, in the north of scotlanduld get a touch of frost. on sunday further south, some areas of cloud, showery rain at times and those temperatures ranging from 13 in plymouth to just six times and those temperatures ranging from 13 in plymouth tojust six in aberdeen. heading into the start of next week, more of the same. more areas of low pressure pushing in from the west, but for the middle of the week, it looks increasingly likely like this bump in the isobars will move in. a drier interlude with high—pressure. depending on where the high end is up, we might tap into some cold air and relatively mild air. looks like don might like —— ends up. the middle of the week should be drier. even though we could get relatively mild air, with those, conditions, we could see the return of some overnight frost. —— calmer conditions. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. eighteen migrants, including a baby, have been rescued from two small boats in the en

we get no deal, this would be a massive hit to gdp, and it is like removing the output of the scotla ndcotland from the uk economy, but while that sounds frightening you have to pay the broader numbers in mind here. by this time the economy would be worth about £2.5 trillion. so it as a percentage of that, and we have to bear in mind the big assumptions. now in full of migrants at all under these assumptions from the eu. and it is also all other things being equal. we need to remember what really affect the economy is not just remember what really affect the economy is notjust brexit but it is everything else, our industry is doing, productivity, and how the rest of the world is doing. many thanks, andy verity there. let's talk to our assistant political editor, norman smith, who's at westminster. how do you think these figures will affect theresa may desperately trying to sell her plan? the big moment for her selling operation because the linchpin of her case has been that her brexit deal not only delivers on the referendum, but safeguards that economy, and so in the commonsjust safegu

the scotla nd was rocking against croatia.ll be the same, albania was good, but they were struggling to sell tickets for tonight against israel. the result against albania will boost that. it's made a lot more exciting and worthwhile. these four different tiers, you finish top of your group, you get into a play—off for the euros, it should you not go through in the normal altercation process. how important is it for the development of young players that these aren't friendly matches? normally in friendlies you get lots of subs and the game gets broken up. you can get as much out of the games as you can and to see players playing at this level, england against spain or croatia instead of smaller nations, these games about ita smaller nations, these games about it a lot to it. the progress for younger players is going to help a lot, and it's tournament experience as well. question marks over the scotla nd as well. question marks over the scotland squad and how alex mcleish was going to get them working together, great work again

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whittaker's installation makes a mockery of our constitution nd our founders' vision. bipartisan. house democrats once again that in our negotiations on the omnibus bill that the g.o.p. leadership include -- join us in including language that would say the special counsel -- to protect any special counsel, the special couple cannot be fired without cause. he or she would be granted a three-judge appeal panel if fired. could only be removed by a -- replaced by a senate-confirmed attorney general or top senate justice department official. this is very important. whitaker would not qualify because such an appointment must be made by someone confirmed by the congress -- by the senate. that's a fact and has to be re-emphasized. and very importantly, the preservation of all the documentation so that the people can know the truth. i don't know if you saw an op-ed the other day by former leader daschle, jointly, democrat and republican, saying that the starr documents was eleased -- the starr report was released, did vote in the congress to do so. so, too, mueller documents. any questions

there will be some rain fringing that far north—west of scotla nd rain fringing that far north—west ofinto high—pressure and as we move to the early hours of friday we see that front is in a way. quite a lot of cloud across england and wales, clear skies to the final. that is where we are likely to see the best of the sunshine on friday through scotla nd of the sunshine on friday through scotland and northern ireland. it could day on the grey side england and wales, at the rear also cooler but not why much, 13— 15 degrees the high. as we move into the weekend, thatis high. as we move into the weekend, that is when we will really start to see more of the change as the wind swings around, this area of high pressure to the south—easterly flow, a cooler source and that will bring a cooler source and that will bring a noticeable difference to the weather. there will be a good deal of dry weather in the story, some sunny spells around, but it will be