to his family and his and the nd his staff white house. this is not behavior that rises of the office of president of the united states. i said,ng said that, as i actually ardently pray for the president, because we need -- sometimes when we're talking to he agrees, and then, i said one time, who is in charge here then all u agree and of a sudden, something changes. what goes on there? in charge? and he says he's in charge, and may be.t that he and i suspect he may be even yesterday because i don't think that any responsible assistant to the president of the united states would have advised him to do what he did yesterday. it.'s thank you all. *- [inaudible]

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, is this a sign the nds is not working, in your mind, how does the nds stay, what happens to make that not work out in the long term? >> i think the key for the nds is being able to maintain our focus on the long-term high-end fight, while still performing the other functions. so do you make maintain the focus on the new technologies? do you maintain the investments in those new areas? i think if you see a wholesale move away, either against speerms or against the new experimentation or against the new technologies and doubling down on the older generation, that would be a problem, and that would be shifting away from being able to meet the emerging effects. there is a lot of existing technology that will be useful and relevant in the future but you need to be doing that experience, you need to be doing that research and development to pull it all together. so i think as long as we maintain the focus, this is where you get the secretary's line, china, china, china, is a reminder to the organization, we will not take our eye off the ball. if that's the long-term issue, that's the key dr

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what you need to know over this weekend, extended wee nd.art out dry, as i said, gets warmer throughout the weekend. not a bad day today. tomorrow, htest ofhe three. then thunderstorm chances increase saturday, sunday, into monday with a chance of a thunde torm. not awashout by any means. the big picture, everyone. hig pressure dominates across our area,s known a the bermuda high. this high pressure system more of a summerlike pattern, locks in, upnd down the eastern seaboard. brings circulation around and warm, moist air come i from the gulf. georgia to carolina oppressive heat and we're hot by the middle of the week. beach, place to go. not a bad day today. warms to low 80s. for monday, memorial day, t bad. about 75 degrees. as we take a break and remember those who gaveheirll for this memorial day weekend. temperatures for tomorrow, not bad as we continue. i should say for monday, from the s,70s to 80s, and i mention my father, who is a korean war veteran. 82nd airborne. 87 years old. coming up the 5th of june. lost many friends from then

he thinks scotla nd cyprus and belgium.and can still qualify and that is a big statement, because they are fit of anger after a lacklustre start, but he said today, we have a women's world to look forward to —— women's world cup to look forward to the summer and it is my aim to emulate their squad by leading scotla nd emulate their squad by leading scotland to euro 2020. brighton officially announced graham potter as their new manager today. potterjoins after guiding swansea to tenth in the championship. the 43 year—old came to prominence after his success with swedish side ostersunds, who played arsenal in the europa league last year. he replaces chris hughton, who was sacked last week. patrick gearey reports. there are not many footballing cds that read like graham potter's a season holding things in together in swa nsea season holding things in together in swansea included. now in brighton. his biggestjob yet. if you look at my part that taken to get to that, 14 my part that taken to get to that, 1a years of hard work an

he had no background in brewing nd didn't understand the ingredients initially so he relied heavily on people who ere working at the brewing company and his brother-in-law who married the younger of the daughters. he would be the one that understand more about the flavoring of beer. when you combined those talents ones who turned best into a large successful 1890.y in the world by in 1889 they changed it from to pabst. there were two man factors. two had passed away and to d of directors voted change it to the pabst brewing ompany because frederick was the president and was largely responsible for making it the lager brewery in the world. so there was that change in 1889. the 1890's were the heyday for family as a whole. it was nicknamed the pabst milwaukee. by 1890 it was the largeest world and ry in the they were in the world fair in chicago with a large pavilion to that was that and another way they got the name out there to a worldwide audience. you had the pabst mansion that theater 189590 and after it was purchased and the ifferent restaurants and resorts were built in the 1890's

for today, across scotla nd of showers. today, across scotland and northern ireland that will stay predominantly cloudy and damp. for england and wales, the skies will continue to brighten. we will see some showers here. they will see some showers here. they will be hit and miss. temperatures up will be hit and miss. temperatures up to 18 ori9 will be hit and miss. temperatures up to 18 or 19 degrees and the best of the sunshine. through this evening and overnight, many of the showers will fade, although parts of scotla nd showers will fade, although parts of scotland and northern ireland will stay with the damp weather. it will not be a cold night. into tomorrow, some great, murky conditions first thing, but the cloud and mist should lift and break, then we will see some sunshine. brighter today across scotla nd some sunshine. brighter today across scotland —— brighter than today across scotland, staying cloudy in northern ireland. a top temperature of 20 degrees. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: the

nd they are both rooting for me.ou know, a lot of my -- there too, usins in the book, who were very important. cummings' daughters, other cousins. i sent to it all of them and this is coming, you know. this is a family history that hadn't been told before. it was also important for adison to know this story, madison, wisconsin, with my father was well known. most of the people didn't know story.rt of his we'll see what happens, reception so far has been really warm. at the mb: let's look cover of the book and i want you picture washere the taken. i assume that -- david maraniss: isn't it interesting to see in a house in background. when i first saw it, i thought, is that a fonny photo? studying the rted statue of liberty photos from that era. that house is further back than but it is on the island visiting the statue of liberty shortly after we left was it, after my father called before the committee. know, my parents, my dad with his arm around jim, my older brother. guy in the shorts linking into the sun, goofily,

clear skies to the north of scotla nd here.es to the north of scotland where we will have patches of frost. otherwise, it is not especially cold through the night. thursday, a cloudy start to the day with areas of rain first thing in the morning. the rain will tend to transition to showers through the day. those showers becoming heavy, again thundery with a bit of hail mixed in. some quite slow—moving. probably the heaviest downpours across parts of wales and southern counties of england where we will have brighter spells in between. further showers are in the forecast for friday. the remnants of an old weather front bringing the focus of moisture for those downpours to really get going. with the wind feeling particularly light, the showers will be slow—moving in nature giving some heavy downpours in places. in other places, we will have a dry day with some sunny spells. beyond that, thejet have a dry day with some sunny spells. beyond that, the jet stream, we see changes. it gets more amplified with this ridge of high pressure

clouding overfor northern ireland very quickly and some light rain or drizzle for scotla nd some lightle for scotland and later on into northern england, pegging temperatures back. further south in the sunshine and warm 20—22dc. but we've got the rain to come particularly on saturday night and into sunday. one weather front followed by another weather front, an area of low pressure will sweep across all areas. the weather should improve in northern ireland, we've got rain particularly across scotla nd we've got rain particularly across scotland that will stick around in northern scotland. this is a showery rain that's pushing its way through the afternoon towards the south—east of england. a bit quicker now than what we were looking at this time yesterday. temperature still perhaps 20-21 in yesterday. temperature still perhaps 20—21 in the south—east ahead of the showery rain, 15—16 further north. all of us will be cooler and rather cloudy as we head into bank holiday monday and there may be some showers around, particularly across the northern half of the uk. further south still dry,

15 minutes against a country who are the lowest ranked going into the world cup next month, scotla ndscotland will be disappointed to not have a convincing scoreline, but overall there were standout performances from kim little and claire emsley carr mile but scotland need to be more clinical especially in the final third —— claire ensley, but scotland need to be more clinical especially in the final third. harry kane has been named in england's 23 man squad for their nations league semi—final against the netherlands. despite not having played since injuring his ankle in early april. tottenham hotpurs' keiran tripper, who starred alongside kane at last summer's world cup misses out. no room for southampton duo nathan redmond and james ward—prowse, they've been dropped for the game but will remain in training with the squad. it is massive for us and the nation, this will be the first time with a trophy since 1966 this will be the first time with a trophy since1966 which is massive for us as a nation and the players are aware of that we are looking to go out there and the business. stev

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it bank showers out of scotla nd of code.s out of scotland and into northern ireland and well. either decided that line of cloud showers it should say was the right of the mostly here not particular one. temperatures just eight to 13 degrees. goodbye. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines... the prime minister appeals to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. but the leader of the brexit party condemns any deal between the two parties. i think if they push through with this it will be seen as a coalition of politicians against the people, and i think millions of people would give up on both labour and the conservatives. police forces in england and wales are urged to rethink their policy of asking rape victims for access to messages and photographs on their phones. the illegal puppy trade exposed the treasury recovers more than £5 million in unpaid taxes, in an operation to tackle the black market trade. crowds gather in the royal quarter of the thai capital bangkok to wat

some more cloud in scotla nd southwest. some more cloud in scotland as well. —— over the irish sea.n the far north of scotland heading towards grampian. we will find russell arriving in the far south—west of england and wales with more cloud coming into south—west england and wales across northern ireland and perhaps into the north west of england as well. best of the sunshine will be across the south—west of england with 23 degrees or so. most places will have another dry day. most of the rain is coming from the air of low pressure bringing the rain into north—eastern scotla nd bringing the rain into north—eastern scotland that is moving into scandinavia. this weather front will run down from northern ireland, bringing more cloud and a few showers. that will move over the rac and into england and wales, showers arriving here as well. temperatures will be quite as high, there will probably be more cloud around across more of the country but at least it will be a drier day across the north and north—east of scotland. as we head into the bank holiday weekend, promising area of high pr

>>nd good evening everyone welcome.he market was rocked again and one.eason is a familiar investors are growing concerned that a drawn-out trade war between the u.s. a china will hurt a global economy that's already slowing and stocks lower around the world as money moves out of riskier assets and into safer ones. the benchmark yield on the ten-year treasury hit a 20-month lownd stocks fell though they finished off their lows of the sessio and the dow jones industrial session fell 321 points, but it had been down more than 400 points and the nasdaq dpped 60 and the s&p 500 was down 19. seema modi has more on today'si sellg from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks tumbling on an economic slowdown and the dow,p 0 and nasdaq all on pace to post their first monthly losses of the year. trade, key concern here on wall street. it appears as if the deal between the u.s. and china i nowhere close to being reached. the worry is that growth will slow worldwe, that the investors looking for safety in treasurys and as bond yield

clearer skies into the north of scotla nd and go. clearer skies into the north of scotland and they coldest year will be here on bank holiday monday. widespread frost elsewhere. sunshine to start the day top and tail of the country. cloudy in between. showers in scotland spreading to northern ireland, northern england, towards east anglia. a cloudy afternoon across the south, with some showers. best chance of sunshine across scotland. to finish the day, showers from northern england towards east anglia, showers in a northern scotla nd anglia, showers in a northern scotland will fade. further showers, wettest of all on wednesday, staying cool by day and by night. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. a russian passenger plane has made an emergency landing at moscow airport after a fire broke out. at least 13 people are reported to have died. the prime minister appealed to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help deliver brexit. at the shadow chancellor said trust had been lost. do you trust the prime minister? no. not afte

down to an atlantic front working its way eastwards, like me to stall across parts of northern scotla nd of northern scotland through much of bank holiday weekend. it is scotland which will see the lion ‘s share of the rain through the early hours of sunday morning, and likely to keep it here through much of the day. across northern ireland, the rain will work its way eastwards across england and wales, turning more showery as it does so, so the rain more patchy across east anglia and south—east england. behind it some spells of sunshine, a fine afternoon across northern ireland and the rain continues across the far north of scotland, coupled with strengthening westerly wind. gusty across northern and western scotland, temperatures nine or 10 celsius. elsewhere 11! to i9 celsius, maybe 2! in the best of the sunshine. the rain across east anglia and south—east england starts to pull away. we will keep some rain overnight across scotland. mainly dry, some clear spells developing and a slightly cooler night. temperatures under the clear skies heading down to six or seven celsius, double fig

amy, when you look at this group, what's standing out about who's made it nd who hasn't? >> pretty much everybody is in the mix, which is what the d.n.c. wanted to do. it's part of the reas for the new threshold which is very low meaning just 1% in the polls or a number of donors, 65,000 individual donors. part of the reason they wanted to dhio twas as a reaction to the criticism the d.n.c. got i 2016, when there's criticism weat they didn't hold enough debates, that they on weekend nights, that they didn't start until late in tese pr

there could be more across scotla nd snow. there could be more across scotland this weekend.wers will continue, they tend to fade by midnight in most places. drier weather with clear spells into the early part of sunday. extra cloud in the north of scotland through the night. not quite as cold as it was last night but away from the north of scotland, just about anywhere, we could see a touch of frost. temperatures perilously close to freezing. starting sunday with high—pressure, still trying to build on. that will allow us to continue feeding in some cold airfrom on. that will allow us to continue feeding in some cold air from the north. however, whereas the winds today have been pretty brisk, particularly for the east coast, tomorrow the winds won't be quite as strong. it won't feel quite as chilly as it has done across eastern parts of england. not as many showers around. a mix of patchy cloud and sunny spells. generally cloudy conditions southwards across scotla nd cloudy conditions southwards across scotland without breaks of rain and sun hill snow in the far north. losin

this is higher than scotla nd taking the hump!is is higher than scotland yesterday, where the temperature peaked at 2! celsius, 70 fahrenheit. the air is dry, it is gradually warming up. when you lose the sunshine by night, temperatures have taken a tumble. the same spot which hit 2! celsius yesterday began at —1 today, but temperatures rose rapidly once the sun was up, 2! or 22 in some areas, 2! across northern england. not as warm across southern counties of england, particularly close to the coast. that is because there is a bit more of a breeze which is stopping the temperature rise. 0nce which is stopping the temperature rise. once we have lost the daytime sunshine, temperatures take a tumble. it will be a fairly fresh night, temperatures do not drop as much by night but low and a full single figures in many areas and some parts of central and southern england might start tomorrow just a few days above freezing. high pressure is close by, nudging away a little through tomorrow, allowing a southerly breeze. maybe not as warm g

cloud in northern scotla nd to much at all. cloud in northern scotland and rain.ed shower. perhaps more cloud for the southern half of the uk, but still feeling warmer we get to see the sunshine with ice down towards the south and east of around 22 celsius. as we head towards the bank holiday weekend that looks as though low pressure will have a greater influence on our weather. there will be dry scalp at all to rein in the forecast, particularly up towards the north and west. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00pm: tributes to a formula 1 legend — niki lauda dies at the age of 70 after a hugely successful career despite one of the worst crashes in the sport's history. you know, you're really worried and frightened that you're going to die and then that means you start everything possible to keep you going. his former team mclaren said niki will ‘forever be in our hearts and enshrined in our history‘ mercedes team—mate nico rosberg pays tribute to lauda's fighting spirit. i will always remember niki as someone who gave a lot to my

damp weather for scotla nd reverse of fortune. damp weather for scotland and northern ireland. further south, clouds breaking up, sunshine appearing. it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. also sparking off heavy, thundery showers and with lighter winds, these will be slow—moving. sunday, the pressure chart. still this area of low pressure, barely any isobars in the chart. that means the winds are going to be exceptionally light. a benign atmosphere. sunshine, showers, longer spells of rain, may be sharp showers further south as temperatures reach highs of 18— 20 degrees but even a few degrees warmerfor degrees but even a few degrees warmer for scotland. degrees but even a few degrees warmerfor scotland. into degrees but even a few degrees warmer for scotland. into next degrees but even a few degrees warmerfor scotland. into next week, sticking in the same pattern with sunshine and showers although the emphasis will be on drier weather. very light winds again. had cloud here and there. the chance of some isolated, heavy, slow downpours. feeling quite warm again in the sou

japanese nd relationship is developing with situations. following the joint statement of minister andar the mbassador are proceeding with the discussion and i welcome this discussion. talks between myself we should nt trump, uponve early out kocome based the trusted relationship between nations. we shall accelerate the pace of discussion. the g-20 ion month at president trump -- i'm going to welcome him and looking forward to it. summit success of g-20 . and japan cooperation is indispensable. collaborate ue to cou closely. in a able to talk with him relaxed atmosphere like a game f golf and watching sumo wrestling and dinner where our spouses joined. trustful relationship was -- more enhanced. exuberance by the crowd in friendly m and excitement of the john public we public when the presidential cup was handed a page was handed to sumo. you very much. together with president trump i go to visit our ship anchored and show the strong of u.s. and japan to people in japan and the world. again, i would like to express my heartfelt gratitude an

nds does prioritize and any strategy that prioritizes should allocate resources accordingly.there is a shifting of resources but the one thing i would add to that is the united states is by far the most capable when it comes to expeditionary warfare and their ability to project power anywhere in the world to create a fact. that is what we call where we routinely have forces show up in an area that may not be expected and shows our ability to do that. when it comes to shifting forces that is something we do to make up for it. >> something that when i was at dod which i do remind yourself working on the iran problem in particular they are not 10 feet tall like were quite capable of doing and i want to shift to syria and iraq because that's another focus on the report that was put out that officially came out overall sitting here but you know we've had the feet of the caliphate itself but there is still uncertainty about where things go in syria and in iraq going forward. and so, how are you guys thinking about this now? what you most worried about concerned about -- is it syria

. >> so i already introduced you nd you were great. i'll start with this question even though it's not un-- one of the things we talked about. so that was j.b. he's our air force expert at heritage and i brought him in and it was some of the things i thought would come up anyway. not to throw a curveball at you, but the issue we were talking about was we have this situation which has come before your committee where we have in one case a strategic partner, india, talking about -- in the other case we have the turks who have purchased but not taken possession of an s-400 and we have i think a very clear u.s. policy now that this is just incombatible, that the s-400 and f-35 won't be both controlled by an ally in the same theater. and so i would be interested in kind of your take on this tug and also the role that you think congress will play in dealing with in it? mr. mccaul: well, the distinction is that turkey is a nato ally and nato was formed initially as a defense against the soviet union. and so when eliot engel and i met with the

not quite as warm as yesterday, top temperature again in scotla nd yesterday, top temperature again inaround may be 20, 20 one celsius, cooler across the east coast because of the breeze. the showers move away to the north—west through scotland overnight, then we see this feature moving into england and wales, bringing thicker cloud and wales, bringing thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain. few chili spots again across the scottish glens. a lot more cloud around tomorrow, breezy, grey on eastern coastal areas. a few spots have raided the west at times. limited sunshine, and temperatures around the mid teens. the best of the sunshine further west, west of scotla nd sunshine further west, west of scotland seeing the highest temperatures once again. at the weekend, more cloud, some showers and a few sunny spells. low pressure is with us into the weekend. more of a breeze across northern areas. longer spells of rain thanks to a weather front across scotland, into northern england and north wales. sunny spells through the midlands southwards, but also a few showers, some heavy and slow moving

across the north of scotla nd afternoon.the north of scotland we have the best of the diminishing amount of sunshine that we have left in the uk. overnight tonight wet weather continuing to push east. staying cloudy and damp. the wind picking up. it will be a mild night, round 15 degrees across london towards dawn. i'll start to the day and then quite a lot of clout on thursday and more rain to come in the north—west especially to the afternoon. turning heavy and persistent. but where we see any brea ks persistent. but where we see any breaks in the cloud across england and wales it starts to feel quite a bit warmer. and a bit more humid as well. towards the end of the week, another weather system pushing into the north—west bringing some heavy rain into western hills of scotland. wet again for northern ireland but further south and east more sunshine perhaps in the afternoon. the temperature is quite widely lifting into the 20s and then for the weekend still the threat of some cloud and rain across western parts of the uk b

southern scotla nd to 25 celsius in scotland.some cloud. one or two showers drifting their way westwards. but other than that it is a blue sky evening. the cloud in southern scotland drifts towards argyll and butte. a fresh night with temperatures into single figures for most. thursday, high pressure still holding on, but it is inching away now and that will allow more of a south—easterly breeze tomorrow. nothing strong. still most noticeable across the south. but it could bring some low cloud to the north—east of scotland and some showers in western scotland. after a sunny start in england and wales, more cloud. with more of a breeze, temperatures not as high. still some around 20 degrees. but cooler along the north sea coasts as it will be on thursday into friday. low pressure down the western med. some showers possible. some transferring to northern ireland. further north in scotland, more sunshine. warmest in western parts of scotland. chilly down the east with that breeze off the sea. but still temperatures at levels where t

starting sunny in scotla nd a pinch of frost.in scotland and eastern england, cloud from the atlantic pushes eastward through the day. patchy, mostly light rain, not particularly guaranteed if you are looking for rain. northern scotland still in colder air, some sunshine and showers. under the increasing cloud and chance of rain, temperatures 15 to 17 degrees. the rain is coming on the weather front which will stick around ina the weather front which will stick around in a similar position on thursday. at the same time we scoop up thursday. at the same time we scoop up this warmerairaround thursday. at the same time we scoop up this warmer air around the area of high pressure, we break the project to realise decent temperatures. it will warm across england and wales, still some showers, the main rain further north gci’oss showers, the main rain further north across northern ireland, scotland and the far north—west of england. quite a range of temperatures by thursday, struggling to make double figures in northern scotland, warmth

with the showers moving into scotland but for much of north—west scotla nd scotland but for much ofells and temperatures could reach 18 or 19 in the north but elsewhere a cooler day in the north with temperatures about 13 up to 16 degrees and we will keep the cooler type of weather into the weekend and certainly the start of the weekend. there will be showers and lighter winds in the south and four southern parts it might feel a bit warmer. the coast has been a lot fresher. low pressure will be in charge over the weekend and that will bring in an easterly wind and again, quitea will bring in an easterly wind and again, quite a bit of cloud and longer spells of rain across the far north of england into southern scotla nd north of england into southern scotland and a few showers developing with brighter skies in the south—east and temperatures between 15 and 18 degrees, further north and west, a fresher, cooler day for much of scotland with a high of 12 to 15. this is sunday. some bright spells, a bit of sunshine but also showers developing especially across northern england, into eas

the first time for seven years that scotla nd the first time for seven years that scotland women will cup because the following matches against england. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports news now. former champion tom dumoulin has withdrawn from the giro d'italia shortly after the start of today's stage five after failing to recover from a crash yesterday. pascal ackermann went on to cross the line first for his second—stage win of this year's race. britain's simon yates is 35 seconds off the overall lead. england captain eoin morgan will miss the fourth one—day international against pakistan in nottingham on friday. he's been suspended because of his side's slow over rate during yesterday's six—wicket win in bristol. ireland have lost their final match of their tri—5erie5, being beaten by six wickets by bangladesh in dublin. a century from paul stirling and 94 from william porterfield saw them finish 292 for eight. but bangladesh reached their target with 42 balla remaining. great britain have scored theirfirst goals of the ice hockey world championship, but th

our commitment to defend western nds undiminished was. identity of our vital interests. he united states will make in deal with the soviet union at not expense of other nations because they're our partner pz ut their interests and ours converge. our interests converge not only eedom but ng the fr pursuing a path to peace. purpose of e and policy to convince the soviet union she, too. should let each nation choose t's own future so long as it doesn't interfere with choices of others. communist drive to impose their tem oncal and economic sys others is the primary cause of world tension today. re can be no kout if all perfect an refrain interfering in determination of peace could be more assured. rt s will require a new effo to achieve world new, a new or world discussion and increased understanding, equiring increased contact an communication. is a ep in this direction proposed arrangement for one line between moscow and washington to avoid delays, misunderstanding and misreadings that might occur at a time of crisis. we've been talking about our irst step me hurs of arm

not the warmest of weather in scotla nd warm. but temperatures of 13 celsius. 0n sunday, a cold front coming through. the weather turns brighter across the north and west later in the day, and the rain turns more shabbily as it transfers east across england late in the day. it is late to arrive in the east of england, so still quite warm, with temperatures up still quite warm, with temperatures up to 20 celsius. the cooler weather will work in by bank holiday monday. we will see sunshine in the next few days, but rain, particularly across north—western areas, and turning cooler as we head into bank holiday monday. that is the latest weather. clive.

we do have a chance for culpepea nd southern maryland. they won't be tat bad.is good news after yesterday. fingers crossed. now if you are headed to the beaches, virginia beach and not necessarily maryland and delaware, but virginia afach this rnoon all the way down the coastlin outer banks down to wilmington, north carolina. looks like that area could have severe weather and talking about damaging winds. very strong storms and even a hail threat. so if you are traveling there this afternoon, just know, might on the roads for a little while in case the storms fire up and they get going. ut for us, not looking too shabby. and in fact it is beautiful outside. we have plenty of sunshine, great day to eat lunch outside because of that low humidity. now we do have an isolated chance aven-- chance of a showe tomorrow. southern maryland through the easwrn shore, a fe early tomorrow morning and i'll be with you tomorrow morning starting at 6:00 a.m. but also there could be about% 30ance to see a shower here or there. but the time we get into sunday, slightly betr chanc

this is called the referendums scotla nd this is called the referendums scotland bill.in scotland, but in reality we know the only vote the current scottish government is thinking about having any time soon is another vote that would lead to scotla nd is another vote that would lead to scotland becoming an independent country. the details of this legislation will be discussed in the scottish parliament this afternoon. but it would take further legislation for there to be an actual referendum on scottish independence. the first minister here nicola sturgeon would like that to ta ke here nicola sturgeon would like that to take place before the next scottish parliament elections in 2021. she would like the vote to ta ke 2021. she would like the vote to take place in the second half of next year. do i think there will be another referendum on independence at some point? yes, i think that's unlikely. do i think it will happen in that timescale? no, i think it unlikely, not least because of the current political turmoil in the uk and the uncertainty over brexit. of course, in

at least one of the dogs hadwo nds consistent with fighting. nvestigators find dog five fighting pair -- found dogfighting paraphernalia at the home. no word if thecewner will fa charges. >>> we've learned a former government officials accused of sexually abusinga child at restaurant in tinleytown. this happened at the chick-fil-a on wisconsin avenue tuesday evening. police say 39-year-old scott metjav mad contact, sexual contact with the chld and ran away. metjv used to work at the department of homeland security as deputy director of advance. we reached out, and the spokesperson replied, quote, scott met javma resigned 6th, 2019. there is an internal review.>> > new, pope francis is responding for the first time to abuse claims against disgraced ex-cardinal theodore mccarrick by a retired vatican ambassados. to the u. in an interview with mexican television on tuesday, the pope said he did not remember whether he had been told in 2013 of mccarrick's practice of sleeping with assemblyinarians. earlier a church investigation found he had sexual

wintry showers for scotla nd and the midlands.nd then it was the south—west here is the big weather feature running in, pushing in on tuesday evening and it will swirl across the uk on wednesday and the pressure from the atlantic so we start with widespread rain, possibly on the north for scotland, easterly wind off the north sea. right in the south with about the risk of thunderstorms are so messy on wednesday, strong winds as well and it will still feel chilly, mid—teens at best with sunshine in the south, and the easterly wind and aberdeen will feel closer to freezing. 0n and the easterly wind and aberdeen will feel closer to freezing. on a positive note was that to move out to sea by the end of the week and by the weekend looking calmer and milder as well. a dangerous decline in nature — a landmark un study warns that wildlife and habitats are disappearing at an unprecedented rate. experts sayi million animal and plant species are now threatened with extinction, with urgent action needed. the scale of the problem is immense. i

another of his famous projects roll hall of nd fame in cleveland, ohio.al news 24 hours a day, on air and tictoc on twitter, powered by 2,700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. i'm su keenan, this is bloomberg. the internet giant it ing its first loss since went public in 2005. stephen engle is here with the numbers. good, was it? steve: not very good. baidu d like to describe as the old of the new economy. they have been around since 2005. his is the first loss since that i.p.o. in 2005. they have been around longer than that. 2005.went public in they are not keeping up with the competition and the times right now. they have primarily search market desk top, they own that, 70% of the market. they have not necessarily dominated the mobile search and seen upstarts take away some of the ad spend. they can do it across their, what, news feed as well as some of the other short video apps hat are really popular in china. you have a slowing chinese that is dampening add sales.and ad desk top search losing eyeballs to the mobile. are the main takeaway of

we are committed to the nds. the nds does prioritize china. and in a strategy that prioritizes should allocate resources appropriately. there is a shifting of resources, but the one thing i would add to that is, the united states is by far the most capable when it comes to warfare, the ability to project power anywhere in the world to great effect. so that and what we call dynamic force employment, where we routinely have forces show up in an area that may not be expected shows our ability to do that. , when it comes to shifting forces, that's something we do to make up for it. ilan: something we used to -- we used to remind ourselves that working on the iran problem in particular iranians are not 10 , feet tall. we're quite capable of doing a lot of different things at once. i want to shift us to syria and iraq, that's another one of the focuses, especially of the report that nick and kaley put out. which i think we will actually out this afternoon. we've had the feat of the caliphate itself, but there is still a of uncertainty about where th

nd trying to talk to the officers and me. >> the adult victims had two kids of their own. a toddler and infant. they were found inside the home. unharmed. but orphaned. vicious ande heartbraking. sadly mysterious. while the families wait to see who killed the three people and what led to the attack. the sheriff office would only say it appears the thee were killed with a sharp object. i reached out to the medical examiner and should have more specific information about the cause of the death on friday. >> nowb neis tell us the family re ntlymoved into that house and didn't know t other families on the street. >> ms 13 gang member pleading guilty to stabbing a man in a l parkingt. video from last april shows the suspect approaching the victim. you can see him in the dark hooded jacket on the right side the screen walking towards the victim. who was in a white t-shirt. officials say he pulled out a knife all because of anrgument that was had happened two months before. >> herinsnto the guy in a parking lot. and recalls that situation. and he says you disrespected me. and pro

scotla nd those south—westerly breezes.widely. we have wetter weather for scotland and northern ireland, remember. the heavy rain will push away during friday night and whilst we have that trailing weather front on the scene, for a while it is quite weak so there may be early sunshine for scotland and northern ireland on saturday before the cloud thickens and we have another pulse of rain across northern ireland into western scotland. england and wales more sunshine and more heat and temperature in the south—east 26 or even 27. it is not as warm for scotla nd even 27. it is not as warm for scotland and northern ireland because there's cloud and also rain, and the weather front, that's a cold front with colder air behind it, and head of that warmer air at the position of the cold front, cherie rain on that, sunshine following into scotland and northern ireland, but the air is cold here and it should be quite pleasant mind you. ahead of the cold front, another very warm date for the south and east, temperatures could reach 27

another chilly one, not as cold as last night for northern scotla nd cold as last night for northernacross east anglia. touch and go. as we look ahead into much of next week, it will be dry with lots of sunshine and as temperatures continue to rise. high pressure brings a change in the weather compared to last week. that high pressure will dominate over the week ahead. it a the top of us for the start of the week and at times northern halves will be hazy from high cloud but it should not spoil the day at all with plenty of sunshine for the south and does temperatures from any part of the country continue to rise. thanks to a southerly breeze, we might get 20 degrees for parts of northern ireland and perhaps around the moray firth. warmerfor east ireland and perhaps around the moray firth. warmer for east anglia and east yorkshire. plenty of sunshine on away on tuesday, cloud hardly bubbling up under breeze across the far south—east of england and temperatures not as high but those temperatures not as high but those temperatures are rising in many other parts. it is probably on wednes

s >> weaw a big green flash in the a air,nd then we started hearing all the noise of the tornado, the sins. reporter: a twister touched down. >>e just got hit a tornado. >> reporter: 75 yards at its widest, the ef-3 blew across morean wo miles with winds near 516 miles an hour. confirmed we've got one on the ground. >> reporter: at sun up, the extent of the damage was stark. this motel took a direct hit. this is what it loo d like before.d anafter. shane clark's mobile home destroyed. >> when i heard the glass and everything startedod explg, i thought we were dead. >> reporter: all day long, search and rescue teams sifted through mangled debris looking for anyone that may be buried under thebb . they are battered but all too familiar with natural dasters like this. six years ago a powerful tnado ripped up this community taking eight lives. mayor matt white, a fourth genion el renoite is vowing to rebuild once again. >> we've got to go to work. hand that's jus we are here. >> reporter: last night's twister the later in a string of reported tornadoes pummeling america's midsection. 231

on tuesday northern scotla nd figures. on tuesday northern scotland is drier.these. in central and eastern parts on tuesday there will be some heavy showers around so if you want something in the garden may be that is the day, but as ever it is showers. down the road there could be a proper soaking, where you are there could be hardly anything. sunshine at times this week, and a chance of getting rain where you are but perhaps the further south you are in the uk there will be hardly any and it remains here very dry. the u nsettled it remains here very dry. the unsettled spell of weather gives way to something warmer as we go to next weekend, as high pressure builds across the uk, especially across the southern half of the uk we see temperatures rising to the mid 20s in some spots. that is next weekend, this weekend cooler and showery. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 2... borisjohnson and michael gove — who campaigned for brexit together, but fell out three years ago when both wanted to become prime minister — will again contest the conservativ

>> edeep respect for the attorney general.fr he's nd. personally. and i have great respect and addmeration for the policy and political perspective. we put out oo memo in contrast of the aorney general's sition. we believe the law allows for activit >> thank you so much for joining us. >> grateful. >> now to the tech agency. ride hailing it uber is the bigge ipo of the year. lyft posted a loss of orean $1 bill yen in its first report as a public company. drivers went on strike wednesday over wages and labor practice. also this week facebook co founder became the elatest high profile voice to call for regulatinging the tech giant. and san francisco business columnist and casey newton from "the burj." so let's start with facebooco founder. he said facebook has not only harmed it democracy but is now a monopoly and mark zuckerberg's power is unprecedented and unamerican. how much weight do you think this willi carrthe growing calls to break up facebook? or are we looking at more likely scenario of regulation? >> i think regulation is more likely than a

. >> good evening, everyone,nd welcome. wall street cares about trade. today's session proved it.cks moved higher when the u.s., canada and mexico reached an agreement on steel and aluminum tariffs, but then stocksded in the other direction on reports the talks between the u.s. and china have stalled, leading to concerns of retaliation which could hit global growth. kayla tausche starts us off tonight in washington. . in the trump administration's multi-faceted trade sites and stalling on the other. today brought news house would seal aminum in mexico. or that deal is going to be a fantastic deal our country and hopefully congress will appro approve it quicy. >> it will be in the next 48 hours that ends retaliation on products like beer kegs, whisky and pork in hopes of clearing the path for the trade agreement. canadian prime minister justin trudeau expressedfi cnce. >> now that we've had a full lift on these tariffs we are going to work with the united states on timing for ratification, but we are very optimistic we will be able to move forward. w >> tte house shelving a tariff,

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