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my train to northern scotla nd not a bad day.nd and heavy rain and strong winds sweep in across the south—west of england and wales. much of scotla nd of england and wales. much of scotland should stay dry. temperature is up to about 21. moving through one day night, that rain becomes quite heavy, especially across the southern half of england. the winds also picking up here. with the wind in cloud and rain, it's going to be a mild night. what we're going to be a mild night. what we're going to be a mild night. what we're going to see on tuesday is a bit of a ripple on this when the front. that just acts to a ripple on this when the front. thatjust acts to pep up the rainfall. some heavy rainfall through the day on tuesday and the combination of the heavy rain with the strong winds mean particularly across the southern half of england and south wales, we could see some travel disruption. we got this band of heavy, possibly under we rain and brisk winds working eastwards across england and wales which will be followed by sunshine

let's invest on hope toward a better future, rather than war nd violence. let's return to justice. to peace. o law. commitment and promise and finally, to the negotiating table. i thank you all for your attention. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> our coverage of the texas tribune festival in austin continues this afternoon. coming up, we'll hear from texas and commissioner and historian and author. live coverage starts at 3:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. two republicans are challenging president trump for the party's nomination in 2020. former massachusetts governor, bill weld, and former illinois congressman, joe walsh, discuss the trump presidency and how they would tackle issues. they spoke at an event hosted by business insider, that's tonight t 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> saturday on book tv, at 7:45 eastern, the black books matter book party in washington, d.c. , author and lisher white house correspond

you for being as the commissioner of customs nd border protection i'm pleased to announce the august.n statistics for i have said many times congress to failed and continues o pass meaningful legislation that would stop children from being used as passports and end cartel's ability to exploit there the trump administration a number of unilateral that we nprecedent ed will discuss. the first let's discuss the esult of the administration's incredible efforts. c.b.p. apprehend ed 64,000 individuals. july that was just over 2,000 which represents a decline of 22%. numbers the august 56% reduction from the peak in may which you will was over 144,000 individuals. 56% id we see in 90 days a reduction? he president has made it very clear that he's going to use every tool available to him and administration to address this unprecedented crisis at the southern border. seen historic agreements and policy put in place by this administration. unprecedented network of initiatives from regulatory changes, interior list ement efforts, the goes on what this administration as done that resulted in this

you have the top court of scotla nd courts.y opposed to the high court decision in england. the supreme court is there to come toa the supreme court is there to come to a definitive answer, which does indicate some remit we have heard that the supreme court might give different answers for different jurisdictions, that suggests we could possibly downplay the possibility of a different answer for each jurisdiction. if they did find, if they found against the prime minister, what would they say? the suspension of argument was null and void and he now has to recall parliament? would that be the implication? this territory is extremely legally complex. the declaration it is unlawful, does it mean the advice was unlawful? what pannick has also said, it means the order of council and the procedure inside parliament to prorogue parliament, it is all made void. if thatis parliament, it is all made void. if that is the case, it is extremely difficult because proceedings in parliament cannot be considered or questioned or impeached in co

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nd the effects are still being felt today. but instead of shrinking in the shadow of such adversity, we challenge and came together to help one another. we became a nation of one. it also has changed our nation and the world we live in today forever. way we work, the way we view security. this past july i was pleased that the house and senate and reauthorized the /11 -- re-authorized the 9/11 victims' compensation fund, those that answered the call after the attack in new york and d.c.ngton, hese heroic men and women deserve all the help we can give them and we must never forget. 2001.ber 11, we must remember 18 years ago all one as e were americans. we need that more today than before. in my home state, in the san we recently lost a wonderful individual, a leader who i would like to honor today. chief david police wurta. away in august after serving honorably in that position for 15 years. resident of fresno county, he dedicated his life to verybody issing his serving -- everybody his community. during his career he was recog

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ponderfor a while across few showers, some heavy ones and ponder for a while across eastern scotla ndacross eastern scotland and north—east england. those are pushing away but a few showers will continue overnight. this high pressure will be crucial over the days ahead. around it, we have currently a north—westerly breeze, but as we head into monday it will be a south—westerly that will bring some milder and cloudy weather. ahead of that, showers continuing over that for the northern half of the uk. clearer skies for easter in scotland for many parts of england and wales. it will be quite chilly once again, those are the temperatures in towns and cities photo in rural areas we could be sitting out three or 4 degrees by the morning. similarly sunshine perhaps for the southern and eastern parts of the uk but as the south—westerly wind freshened, so the south—westerly wind freshened, so it will introduce more clout around some of the western hills, there may be some drizzly rain. most of their income into northern ireland, northern england and western scotland, not much rain for eastern

nd what i enjoyed about it was i believe it was president clinton that pulled everybody in nd -- we have to grab a photo. i believe president carter was unable to make it because of his health. but you know, it speaks to the greatness of the country when we have reunions of our presidents. the l.b.j. school has featured that. the bush school hopes to do that. e did it after hurricane harvey. one story i will share on the current president. when my grandfather did pass and the d.c. ceremony, melania, first lady trump invited the family to come over to the white house to check out the white house which was an incredible gesture and my uncle invited the president to come over to the blair house. i didn't personally witness that. a few members of our audience were and i'm looking over at one of my grandfather's aids and they exchanged a few jokes. there is much made about the politics out there but behind the scenes, it was a moment and it's a shame that it requires a death to make that happen. that's what i loved about the d.c. part of it, tune out the white noise, but it's good for the cou

nd no it wasn't through a massacre. they didn't use high capacity magazines. waits criminal but there are many things we can do to avoid nother family member from getting a call that they've lost a loved one. i implore you. have coverage and work with us. in good faith to take action. a. please. i yield back. tennessee. >> i would lick to clarify on people perfect hi side of the eye. a lot of us were in the state on te and house and worked these issues. we want to make sure we're people's rights. there is a pill to make it illegal educe the street sales and persecute nce.etrators of gun viole and they all protect due process. there is last year, republicans controlled the house legislation to prevent mass shootings signed by the president. un violence blocked g from individuals so pru say republicans haven't done anything on this issue i want to investigate what we've done perfect we got here. back just a look think about we take a balanced approach and makes it hard for bad guys to get guns. time. d back >> what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek r

we don't want to brexit, so northern ireland's got a special deal, scotla nd ireland's got a speciald have a special deal? but then the dup didn't like that idea anyway. so i guess they have made some kind of progress? we a lwa ys made some kind of progress? we always hear we've made some sort of progress and it really doesn't mean anything whatsoever. you are absolutely right. the issue is you would then treat northern ireland different to the rest of the uk, and scotla nd different to the rest of the uk, and scotland quite rightly have an issue with that because no constituency within scotland voted to leave the european union, so that is why there has been continuous fight back from the snp about anything that could treat scotland differently to any pa rt treat scotland differently to any part of the uk. this, 0k, it keeps the dup happy, but the situation with the dup is that the dup are losing their power by the day because every single day that goes past we get closer to an election which would make the dup within the du -- dup within which would make the dup within the du —— du

the far north—east of scotla nd more showers.he far north—east of scotland was mostly dry and fine but there were some showers to company could be thundery and this rain blows and stretches through northern ireland to the south—east brighter skies behind but potentially more showers. some concerns they could be up showers. some concerns they could be up to 30 mil metres of rain. still warm but not as warm as it has been. through the night, the rain comes into scotland and it will dry up for a time behind but still relatively mild, but missed the first thing by which point we already have the next band of rain coming into the south—west, wales and northern ireland. but when the mist clears, it should be a fairly decent day. more on the website. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... jeremy corbyn says he'd serve a full term as prime minister if labour won the next general election and plays down criticism of his leadership from a senior aide. thomas cook is holding emergency talks this morning as it tries to agree

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nd how you spend your time matters. i met with him every morning in office and briefed him on terrorism threats, cyberthreats, you name it. errorism was always at the top of the list. so i think it matters. it means there is focus in the the top, at t leadership level. it means you have somebody in convene house who can cabinet which i was able to do. operating at my level. our response to terrorism events in this country policy,oad to coordinate have that responsibility resonate in one person. community and grassroots efforts to kind of intervene when people are going path.a dark gun reform, you name it. >> let's go back to the statutory side first. have any of you in the last couple of years read or heard the need for a domestic terrorism statute at the federal level, it was attached to her name. this drum beating beat for a while. tell us, what specifically do in mind what would a terrorism statute have? were an acting, we thinking a lot about domestic terrorism and whether there was to be filled ded but i left the g

where we can we will work in the interests of the people across scotla nd the interests of the peoplehe circumstances, find a way to strip this government of power, and the democratic democratic... we will find a way to strip this government power. . . we will find a way to strip this government power... tonight! canno say to the honourable gentleman, if you wish to speak in a debate, refer to the speaker, shutting out like this, shutting down scottish voices, it is not the way to go. mr speaker, give the people back control. an election is coming. where no deal is off the table, the people of scotla nd off the table, the people of scotland will have the opportunity to choose their future, to choose to be citizens who want to be part of europe, to live in a country that is outward looking unwelcoming. to choose to live in an independent scotla nd choose to live in an independent scotland focused on opportunity and fairness, free of broken bricks of britain. mr speaker, the prime minister is warned his days in office a number —— brexit. minister is warned his days in office a number --

into parts of northern scotla nd through. into parts of northern scotland as well.ens, quite a mild night. into monday morning, here is this approaching area. for much of the day, not a bad picture, approaching area. for much of the day, nota bad picture, quite approaching area. for much of the day, not a bad picture, quite a lot of dry weather with some sunshine. there will be more cloud and rain. a bit of rain also across, blue skies, temperatures up to about 21 degrees. not as warm as it has been the not too bad for the time of year. moving through monday night, the winds are coming through a southerly direction so coming through a southerly direction so it's going to turn increasingly gusty. not only those winds but heavy rain around as well. it will still be mild, temperatures sitting in the mid—teens for tuesday morning but on tuesday, that weather could be causing us a few headaches. that is meaning it's going to pep up the rainfall. the rain could be quite heavy. enough to cause a bit of travel disruption. the first area of rain pushes its way eastwards. tha

good nd anna are real reporters. now, what real good reporters jim and they don't let i off the hook when they see things. politico, ssue, with i get up every morning and i well, i read a twitter feed first and then i second.itico and so, to find out what we're going to be talking about during the day. so, listen, you guys cover congress more than anybody and talking that there are points that both sides run to mmediately, and when you look at this, the one thing that i think is key, everybody starts biden being joe the political rival of the president. honestly, i think he's the jeb bush on the democrat party. he's the frontrunner like jeb bush was in the previous but political rivals are 1 other democrats some of which are here at this particular so when you week look at the damage that might be done because of a ukraine nexus, i can tell you, it's not just of biden, it's a number other things, when you start to look at what happened in the relates to the 2016 elections, i think that that's potentially more damagin

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in from the atlantic into the course of this evening and overnight, some rain moving across scotla nd overnight, some rain moving across scotland and some showers across northern ireland, northern england in north wales, clear spells but temperatures in the double figures and quite mild, some mr murky patches on monday morning. monday was its own wet and windy weather pushing to the south and for southern scotland, some sunshine to the day of the few showers across scotla nd the day of the few showers across scotland and temperatures cooler than recent days about 16 to 21 degrees, it can be quite heavy in southern england and parts of wells as well, some strong gusty winds especially to the english channel and a sunshine for the north and 15 to 20 degrees. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: labour insists it can win a general election — as arguments rumble beneath the surface over the party's brexit stance. labour is at a crossroads now. i don't think it is sustainable for us to maintain a neutral position. meanwhile, the labour party conference has voted to integrate al

schools and rockwell, troubled by that, in 10th anniversary looked ba back for there reimagined it nd based on photographs, documents t the time and created his own image that was stark ly differet from the images you would have seen in the photograph. he photograph showed the marshals who had to escort her rom her home to the school bringing her into this all white scho would have seen them all together walking as a group up school.ps it the in this case he has moved the marshals and only showed them as figures of iing the first rader off to school, ruby bridges. he made her elegantly dressed. r -- rockwell rant of his a new dress in ke a white for his model for this mage so that she was clean and by the way notice in her book bookshe holds stars on the referenced to the american flag. originally in the drawings and vile, vile background of way, the re by the tomatoes being thrown graffiti. k.k.k. it is a horrid image and it was at the time when protesters and basically angry at the side of the roads screaming at the girl as going, the poor girl, going to school at the time. so troub

that wouldn't have happened in scotla nd that wouldn't have happened in scotland or wales.we need the same system we have elsewhere, and this is about fairness, and i am utterly bewildered by the tories saying to the people of england they can't have free prescriptions but the people of scotland and wales are allowed to. but they will say that people with chronic illnesses, students, young people, older people, they do have free prescriptions, a policy priorities. it is obviously about priorities, but the system has not been updated since about 1968, so if you are a diabetic, you will get a prescription, but with parkinson's, you have to pay, or with arthritis, you have to pay, or with arthritis, you have to pay. so some things you will get a free prescription, others you will not. i think the fire and a simpler thing to do is to completely abolish all the charges so that people in england get the same deal that they get in wales, northern ireland and scotland, and that is what we are saying. as i say, i don't understand why the tories are saying to people, you have to pay

nd that's going to be the big part of this conversation we have today. president trump: and environmentally, i have to environmentally, the things they have done environmentally with digging, igging is a -- you know, when you talk minerals, it's about digging. withyou've been able to do the environment, having to do with taking minerals out of the including and i would say even especially because you're leading on coal. i sent a whole crew over there because your record is so illnesses ms of dealing with digging -- we'll that -- we'll catch you on that, ok. reporter: [inaudible] prime minister morrison: we will talk about that over dinner tonight. i'm sure he has another term in understand.i but, no. about where they have taken the president's cup. later in the year, which will be great tournament, tremendous tournament. the president knows a lot about more than i do. he swings the club better than i do. next year he will do great. he has the opportunity, if mrs. trump has the opportunity, t's going to be a great spectacle down in australia. president tr

said, wins at one point were as high as 115 mph as it passed offshore, and because of that, overla nd had wind gusts as high as 80/90 mph along many of the beachesin as 80/90 mph along many of the beaches in south arellano, which is certainly enough wind to bring down a lot of trees, powerlines, and approximately 250,000 people were without power earlier in the day. has the carolina coast already felt the brunt of hurricane dorian? the west of the conditions have already been felt across the south carolina coast. think should be improving as we head to the nighttime hours, however, north carolina is about to experience the worst conditions tonight, into the day on friday. after south and north carolina, where is hurricane dorian headed? well, it's going to start really picking up speed and moving out into the atlantic ocean. so it's not as much the threat to the carolinas at that point. parts of new england and cape cod might see some strong winds as it moves out into the atlantic ocean and gets a little bit larger in size, but the threat to the united states should be diminishing ove

nd i'm not staying in new york but i know that you've never been in ukraine. president trump: that's right. >> and your predecessor also how to say it in english? idn't find time. can you give pea word that you will come to our great country? >> i know a lot of people from ukraine. they're great people. i own something called the ms. universe pageant a couple of years ago and i sold it to i.m.g. when i ran it to president, i thought it wouldn't where be the greatest thing but it's a great thing. and we have a winner from ukraine. it's a country with tremendous potential. and i want to thank you for the invitation to washington you invited me. but i think i'm sorry but i think you forgot to tell me the ate. but i think in the future. president trump: he will tell you the date. >> they know before. zelensky: i know many people, many faces after my ukrainian amily. my priority is to stop the war nd to get back our territories thank you for your support in this case. thank you very much. president trump: thank you very much, mr. president. you lost crimea during t

northern ireland and scotla nd few showers.and scotland with outbreaks of rain, and the temperatures will be knocked down through the afternoon. up to 19 in the sunshine in the south—east, but in the north just 11 in the sunshine in the south—east, but in the northjust 11 or 12 degrees for north—east scotland. you will notice that change, it will feel more autumnal as we head into the middle part of the week. thank you, chris. a reminder of our top story... confrontation in westminster, the government threatens to expel any tories who plan to block a no—deal brexit. 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. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. england have revealed at least one change to their batting order for the fourth test, that starts on wednesday. joe denley will be bumped up the order to open at old trafford, he'll swap places with jason roy. i got igota i got a call from j

nd i rise today because we are witnessing clear and convincing evidence of a presidential cover-up. we are witnessing this evidence live and in living color on national tv. just on yesterday before the judiciary committee two witnesses did not appear pursuant to the cover-up. and the one that did appear brought with him the clear and convincing evidence. he brought with him a letter from the president of the united states by and through his agents that indicates that he should not give certain testimony. clear and convincing evidence of a cover-up. the president of the united states is engaged in a continuation of obstruction that is creating the cover-up. he obstructed. this is why we are hing the judiciary committee hearings in part, and he continues his obstruction which means he is covering up. we cannot allow this to continue. but the president is making a bet. the president's bet is this, the president is betting that we will put politics above principle. that we will not use article 2, section 4 of the constitution as a radical republicans did in 1868 to impeach president joh

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the question is will the house the nd the rules and pass bill h.r. 1632, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the ffirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recogni ?ecognition mr. levin: mr. speaker, i ask the houseconsent that suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2327, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. 2327, ak: h.r. society organizations in burma that work to secure the release of parishioners of conscience and political parishioners in -- and political prisoners bur current and former prisoners of conscience and political , and for in burma other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: rule, the the gentleman from michigan, will levin, and the gentleman from will each mccaul, control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative

by thursday, the cloud in scotla nd 20s.nd sunshine aplenty into thursday. if anything, feeling warmer with temperatures more widely in the high teens and low 20s. and if anything warming up further by friday and saturday, with temperatures widely in the 20s by saturday. warming up later in the week with lots of sunshine overhead. glorious apple is to be picked, so get out there and do it. continuing the apple facts, the science of apple growing is called pomology.” didn't know that! thank you so much indeed! learning so much about apples this morning. this is something we mentioned earlier on. are you all right? sorry! from our friends in the north to doctor who, christopher eccleston has enjoyed huge success as a stage and screen actor. now he's revealed that since childhood he's suffered from anorexia and a hatred of his own body. in a new book, he says that being a working—class man from the north of england prevented him from seeking help sooner. let's get more on this with tom quinn from the eating disorder charity bea

much of the british isles and keeping it dry this front is bringing some rain into northern scotla nds overnight and it is through england and in and temperatures in the cold spots in the countryside into low single figures as we start tomorrow with mist and five patches around. in villa scotland, the chance for heavier bursts of rain for a time and possibly eastern and southern scotla nd and possibly eastern and southern scotland running a bit into the afternoon and more sunshine by the afternoon and more sunshine by the afternoon in northern ireland and some patchy cloud filtering for the south across northern england towards north wales in northern ireland and some patchy cloud filtering further south across northern england towards north wales and the midlands. the wells in southern english to mostly sunny and here to temperatures peak at around 20 celsius was up into tomorrow evening and night, still damp and drizzly in the scotland but clear smells elsewhere in scotland and for northern ireland especially into england and wales and some missed and some mystified patches developi

during saturday, it moves into the north of scotland but it will bring windy conditions across scotla ndill bring windy conditions across scotland with some fairly heavy rainfall to come as well. the rainfall to come as well. the rainfall totals mounting up across highland scotland, the wind is picking up through the day as well. meanwhile a breeze —— a breezy picture for northern ireland, but the rest sees blue skies and sunshine, a fine day across must of the account today, temperature is up to about 21—23 widely across england and wales, northern ireland 19, scotla nd and wales, northern ireland 19, scotland 15—17. also strong gusty winds, these other wind gust on saturday afternoon, we could see 40-60 saturday afternoon, we could see 40—60 mile—per—hour gust of wind, particularly across the northern isles, that is where we see the strongest of those wind gusts. heading into saturday evening and overnight the winston to ease as this frontal system moves south, it will weaken a bit, patchy rain early sunday for northern ireland, part of northern england as well, and it is still reasona

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