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england and wales, patchy cloud, and certainly some rain edging into northern ireland and western scotla ndorthern ireland and western scotland later in the night. it is a slow—moving weather front that will be trickling eastwards as we head into friday, so rain at times for western areas of scotland with rain getting in to glasgow for a time as well. further southwards, cloud getting in to glasgow for a time as well. furthersouthwards, cloud will break and we will have lots of sunshine across england and wales. it will widely feel hot and humid with temperatures expected to surge up with temperatures expected to surge up to 26 degrees. after such a hot day, those temperatures will be very slow to fall as we head through friday evening. i will show you the temperatures at 11 o'clock at night, still up at 27 degrees in london. beyond that, into the weekend across

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schools in scotla nd spread of the virus. schools in scotland and northern ireland are due to reopen this month, and children do back to school in september. but coronavirus has made planning for the future increasingly difficult. elaine dunkley, bbc news. tonight, lockdown restrictions have been reimposed in the city of aberdeen in scotland. pubs, cafes and restaurants have been ordered to close after a spike in coronavirus cases there. residents have been told they can't visit each other‘s homes or travel more than five miles from where they live, unless for work or education, as our scotland correspondent lorna gordon now reports. aberdeen, back into a local lockdown. more than 200,000 people living here facing restrictions on what they can do and where they can go. this, a last pint poured in a granite city pub before, like other venues, at five o'clock it had to close. instead of closing down aberdeen, maybe close the two or three bars, that's fair enough. some people, this is the only enjoyment they get.

northern scotla nd heavy and thundery. northern scotland perhaps getting away with a dry afternoon although there will be afairamount of dry afternoon although there will be a fair amount of cloud. this evening and tonight, we will have further showers or longer spells of rain, some clear spells as well. 0vernight, temperatures typically holding between 9—13. tomorrow, three slices of weather, really, depending on where you are. we will have this band of rain across northern england which will sink down into parts of wales and the midlands as the day goes on. to the south of that, some sunny spells but some heavy, thundery downpours breaking out in the afternoon. for scotla nd breaking out in the afternoon. for scotland and northern ireland, one oi’ scotland and northern ireland, one or two showers, but increasingly dry and bright weather with some sunny spells. but it will be turning windy for all of us, particularly for some eastern areas, with gusts up to 50mph in exposed spots. and these are the temperatures, disappoin

nd our economy is coming back.s amazing to think after losing 22 million jobs at the height of this pandemic, because of the solid foundation that our president poured of less taxes, less regulation, more american energy, free and fair trade in our first three years, the american comeback has begun and we've already added eight million jobs back to the american economy. we're opening up america again and we're opening up american schools again. but i'll make you a promise. a prom here in them here in the sunshine state and people all across the united states ontinue to i think in this coming election the choice will not be whether america will be more conservative or more liberal, more republican or more democrat, more red or more blue. the chase we face is whether america remains america. it's whether we will leave to our children and our grandchildren a country grounded in our highest ideals of freedom, free markets, the inalienable right to life and liberty. or whether we will leave to our children and grandchil

nd they're going to be extremely difficult to dislodge. i think we learned a lot of people in the military are question of ut the guarantees and amnesty and want quickly.bout it more i think we learned they want more of a sense what happens one of duro, which is the reasons we put forward the framework to show, here's how we see it playing out. i think we learn that we need to keep trying to reach out to ilitary leaders in every possible way directly, indirectly, in public to get our messages across. tried to do that, southcomm, for example, tries to in their communications as well. no so say we learn there's substitute for keeping the pressure on. last thing the policy is on autopilot. we are constantly trying to who have we not reached out to? who should we go back to again? have we not tried that we should try? because, like you, we all want policy to work, to restore democracy to venezuela or better said, to help venezuelans estore democracy to their own country. senator risch: thank you. enator murphy: usaid is exactive -- mr. hodges:

democratics but social and interrogating nd the -- integrating the communities and why were in poverty and others were not. that question drew how i approached education from the very beginning. s a candidate, those experiences to rachid's point. makes no red to sense. politicians who have been in office for five, 10, 20, 30 years claiming that they have all this power and legacy while people are struggling in poverty and food insecurity, housing insecurity, lack of opportunity. so, i think everyone across the country from michigan to new york to missouri are tired particularly in this moment with covid happening and the black lives matter movement, people are tired of the same old same old and vote people in they can connect with very authenticically. this is a politics of love, not of fear and this is about deep authentic relationships, not about transactional politics. not what we are about. i think that's what people are ready for and people are demanding. in terms of the vision for the future -- senator sanders: hold off on --t one, cory, how does your did you grow up in st. louis

certainly in scotla nd around for many of us.tainly in scotland and northern ireland, fewer showers. a few dotted around and temperatures a little bit disappointing, i3 temperatures a little bit disappointing, 13 to 2! degrees. what i really need or want to offer you the next week or something dry, subtle, sunny and warm. but u nfortu nately subtle, sunny and warm. but unfortunately it's going to be slightly below par for the time of year. more rain to come. louise, thanks for that. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson. the headlines tonight... a maiden test century from zak crawley puts england in control against pakistan. blustery conditions at royal troon — sweden's daniela holmqvist leads the way. manchester united captain harry maguire‘s arrested in mykonos. we'll be live at old trafford shortly. also ahead tonight, we'll look ahead to tonight's europa league final. and the mastermind behind british rowing's success. but why isjurgen grobler leaving his job a year out from the next olympics? he isa he is a leader,

that is because they are a bit closer to the low pressure towards the northern half through scotla nd towards the northern half through scotland and northern ireland. high pressure dominant there and glorious sunshine in the western side of scotla nd sunshine in the western side of scotland and the pennines and the north of wales but further south through the evening this is where we have that possibility of some hefty thundery showers. further north it will be a glorious end to the d in western spots of scotland but the cloud will fill in again overnight. a fresher night in northern scotland but further south nothing lower than 18 or 19. the trend we have seen in recent days continues into the weekend with a lot of cloud around and sunny intervals. it will feel humid in parts of england and wales and there will be some rain or heavy showers and on saturday it is going to be the southern half of england and wales into the midlands and lincolnshire. hang in for the sunshine which comes for northern ireland and the western parts of scotland. easter and sports you might be murky. across

large animals can be taken to l alan b dedro shelter on nds. claybank road. >>>. >>> and we're tracking another fire in the lnu lightning complex. the 13-4 fire is burning in sonoma county near the austin creek state recreation area. and to a whole d area onifrefe fintre, new evacuations issued santa cruz county this morning, the evacuation zone now include from felton empire north and all of pine flat road are being told to leave. there is a chance as you are waking up this morning that you can see where the fires are burning. the glow

asian,nd-white, hispanic, native and immigrant, young and old, urban and rural, male and female, frompie to lunch pail, from sea to shining sea we are all here tonight in this convention speaking for america. [cheering and applause] when we in this hall speak for america it is america that is speaking. , whene speak of families , when weof change speak of hope the fire is jesse jackson's. [cheering and applause] of carrying the spirit it is ted kennedy's. [cheering and applause] when we speak of patriotism, the andngth is john glenn's when we speak of the future the message is geraldine ferraro. [cheering and applause] now, we lead san francisco together. over the next 100 days, in every word we say, in every life we touch, we will be fighting for the future of america. [cheering and appaluse] joan and i are parents of three wonderful children who will live much of their lives in the 21st century. this election is a referendum on their future and hours. ours. tonight, i want to speak to the young people, and their parents, and their grandparents. i am walter mondale. [cheering and app

nd abide the sfration assuming that russia would be to extend new start. stability for the huge difficulties in the relationship is a positive. it is good for the united states and should extend it. >> is it time for a reset with vladimir putin and if so, how do you do it? >> i was going to read you something very briefly. quote. and this will be a foundation for answering the question. so, the quote is this, at bottom, at the bottom of the kremlin's newer on theic view of world fa affairs is russia's sense of insecurity. russia rulers have sensed that their rule was archaic. as russia came into contact with the west, the fear of a more competent, more powerful and more organized society. for this reason, russia's rulers will participate until international organization where they see the opportunity of extending power or of inhibitting or diluting the power of others. efforts will be made to disrupt the confidence, to hamstring measures of defense, to increase unrest and stimulate. plaque against white, young against old, new comers against a president. t

what are your overall thoughts nd moments that stood out? [no audio] >> i'm going to jump in because you have muted your mike. unmute yourself and go back to that initial question. >> sorry. what i was going to say with those apprentice producers that helped the republican national convention. the president loves these ade-for-tv moments and you saw him in the white house giving a pardon to a former, someone who was convicted for robbery and nd as well as natluzzation ceremony and if you look back to the president of his state of the yupe, his favorite moment when he award the presidential medal of freedom rush limbaugh and wanted to create this moment and give yep the surprise nature of them tonight, we should expect that. host: this is president's son who at the end of the speech had an audience of one. >> i would like to speak to my father. miss working along side you every single day but i'm proud of what you are doing for this country and proud to my chirp what my grandfather and proud to give them hell, never stop, continue to be unapo

nds says we have three efforts. the first is to bill daley flat and ready force, strengthen our lines and build partners, and effort three is to reform the department and find greater efficiency. i translate that into creating time, money, and manpower to put together toward other parties. what we have done is really flesh out -- i did this early on with my team. 10 goals that would guide us over the success of months. it is in our rearview mirror now. i will list some goals. review, update, and approve china and russia plans, implement the immediate response force and contingency response reallocate, reassign, and redeploy forces in the nds, achieve a higher level of sustainable readiness, developing coordinated plan to strengthen allies and build partners, reform and manage the fourth estate, focus the department of defense on china, modernize the force but investing in game changing technologies, establish realistic joint wargames and exercises, developed a modern joint fighting concept and doctrine. we have been

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anger at politicians,nd also anger because of the state of the economy.emind us h exact bad things are. >> lebanon is currently the third most indebted nation in the world. unemployment is soaring, as is poverty. there have been protests since last october, and on top of that, you have the covid-19 ckdown, whi has impacted people even worse. over 300,000 people have been left homeless. >> let's talk about international reaction to this crisis. france, one of lebanon's key allies, has already sent planes full of medicalupplies and rescue workers. the french president will be in beirutur on ay. here is what the british foreign secretary said. >> we are going to stand by the lebanese people in their time of we are going to provide immediate response, assistance up to 5 million pounds, as well al expert med support. at is crucial at this time is that our support is tailored to the specific needs i just talked through with the lebanese prime minister. >> promises of support. what kind of help does lebanon need rig now? >> there has been an outpouring of suppor

what are your overall thoughts nd moments that stood out? [no audio] >> i'm going to jump in because you have muted your mike. unmute yourself and go back to that initial question. >> sorry. what i was going to say with those apprentice producers that helped the republican national convention. the president loves these ade-for-tv moments and you saw him in the white house giving a pardon to a former, someone who was convicted for robbery and nd as well as natluzzation ceremony and if you look back to the president of his state of the yupe, his favorite moment when he award the presidential medal of freedom rush limbaugh and wanted to create this moment and give yep the surprise nature of them tonight, we should expect that. host: this is president's son who at the end of the speech had an audience of one. >> i would like to speak to my father. miss working along side you every single day but i'm proud of what you are doing for this country and proud to my chirp what my grandfather and proud to give them hell, never stop, continue to be unapo

nd i don't even want to get into what this pandemic has done to kids in this country. i don't know. grandchildren. kids are not going to school. i can't even begin to imagine terms of means in futures.ellectual but talk a little bit, rashida, schools nowality of where attracting the best and educators, t to be what about childcare? what about college? what about student debt? hat's going on in the detroit area? to tlaib: right now, talking our supervisor intendant for superintentent for the center for nk the budget and policy said we'll have a shortball of $3035 nationally for education. folks in my school district were talking about having two day rather than five-day school week because they know it's not going to be possible. not just because of the pandemic, but because of the revenue the loss of from the pandemic. senator sanders: let's say that again. i want everybody to hear. united states of america, ealthiest -- ms. tlaib: he does this jamaal. he'll get used to it. senator sanders: i'm helping articulate it. ms. tlaib: bernie, i'm letting know what ids happens. ok. senator

the remarkable risingup ofprotest andcalls toaction to address issues ofcontinuingsocialinjusticea nd discrimination following the terrible and senseless murder of georgefloyd and callsin this country have echoed really, around the world. and then, of course, we find ourselvesin the midst of this unprecedentedcoronavirus crisis which ishaving devastating anddisproportionateburdenson people of colorin terms ofhealth, but alsoin terms of economicsecurity and economic futures. you nowareleadingthe house selectcommittee on thecoronaviruscrisis, of courseyou are respondingto thisbroaderlandscape around theseconcerns ofracial disparitiesand discrimination,and injustice. you see reason for hope? do you see a path forward there? do you think we can really build on thiscurrenttragedyand crisis towards a betterfuture? >> oh, absolutely. you mentioned two things in yourintroduction tome, number one i am south carolinian.the motto of mystateis "while i breathe, i hope." i believe in that motto very much. but i also was born and raised -- partnersage and my parsonage and my fathertaughtme the effi

today we commemorate the valor nd sacrifice on the 1, 195 sailors who serve aboard the indianapolis whenunk by a apanese submarine on 30, july, 1945. only 316 of her crew survived the 12 minutes that it took the ship to i think and the horrific four days adrift in the open ocean afterwards. it's also important to note that the crew of the indianapolis were heroes long before she was hit by japanese torpedo -- torpedoes. the ship served in 10 major battles from the first u.s. navy's offensive action in new guinea and the hot tropics to the friend waters to the andalusians and she served a as flagship who led the u.s. navy's across the central photographic the gilbert islands, the marshalls, the -- through hiroshima and on to okinawa. she shut down nine enemy aircraft before she was finally hit and badly damaged by a japanese kamikaze suicide plane. follow her repair, she was given the top secret mission of taking key exoventse the first atomic bomb from the united states to the b-29 bomber base on the island and did so in record time. only a few days later, she had her encounter with i-58

nd our economy is coming back.amazing to think after losing 22 million jobs at the height of this pandemic, because of the solid foundation that our president poured of less taxes, less regulation, more american energy, free and fair trade in our first three years, the american comeback has begun and we've already added eight million jobs back to the american economy. we're opening up america again and we're opening up american schools again. but i'll make you a promise. i'll make you we will soon come to a time for choosing. the choice has never been clearer. mr. -- the stakes have never been higher. that's why i'm here today. i want to talk about what's at stake, the choice our nation faces. i'm here to talk about faith in america and keeping faith with everything that's always made america great. [applause] making a mistake about it. our economic recovery is on the ballot. also, there are things on the ballot more fundamental and more foundational to our country as well. election, the choice will not be whether

. >> sreenivasan: good eveningr nd thank you ining us. the day after president trump signed four different documents on covid-19 economic relief, th critics and supporters are trying to figure out what is possible and what is legal. democratic leaders called the executive actions unconstitutional and said they n't provide necessary relief to americans. senate minority leader chuck schumer criticized the president's plan to provide $400 in weekly emergency unemployment benefits-- $200 less than the benefit that expired one week atago. s would also have to pay 0 of those dollars. >> this is an unworkable plan. most states will take months to implement it, because it's brand-new. it's sort put together with spit and paste. and many states, because they veo chip in $100, and they don't have money, won't do it. >> sreenivasan: yesterday, the e esident said one of the orders would providtemporary payroll tax cut, which he said could become permanent after the election. >> if i'm victorious on november 3, i plan to forgive these taxes and make p

we have talked about the successful a nd u nsuccessful, but is there a third group that started slown, some might say that might include xi jinping of china, for example. well, obviously, china was initially criticised for the initial handling of the coronavirus. and then china dealt with it quite well. this week, there was in image circulating on the internet in wuhan, where the virus was first reported, where thousands of people were having a pool party. this shows that china is it handling quite well. there is also damage done to china's image globally because china was the first victim of the virus, then chinese diplomats started engaging in conspiracy theories with american diplomats, and then you see this tit—for—tat. you know, this is time of great health and political crisis. it needs collaboration, it needs two superpowers to come together to talk about the solution, rather than engaging in this sort of tit—for—tat conspiracy theories. you're not about national leadership, but global leadership? the absence thereof? exactly. given the two economies, military sizes, etc — the

pu bs, cafes a nd restau ra nts are to remain closed for a week and residents have been told they can't from where they live — unless it's for work or education. there are now 79 cases in the area, with more expected in the coming days. at her daily briefing, scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon went through those lockdown rules in more detail. todayis today is the first full day these restrictions in aberdeen have been an place so let me take the opportunity to sit out again what the destructions are. i would remind you that guidance in all of this is available on the website. we are advising people in aberdeen not to travel more than five miles for leisure or recreation, and does not apply if you are travelling for work, education on medical treatment. one of the particular questions we have been asked since yesterday relates to holidays so i wa nt to yesterday relates to holidays so i want to give some advice on that. it is that you should not be going on holiday now either to other parts of scotla nd holiday now either to other parts of scotland all of the uk. as those of you w

many spots in the countryside will reach single figures and some sheltered glens in scotla nd figurest of us tomorrow, largely dry with a fine amount of cloud, some sunny spells in the afternoon, a small chance of a shower. this frontal system could bring rain to the far western northern ireland later in the day. wind strengthening in western areas, 15—18 . this frontal system is trying to push on from the west, running into high—pressure which will weaken the weather front. some high—pressure which will weaken the weatherfront. some patchy rain, not making much progress, perhaps wet weather in northern ireland and why scotla nd weather in northern ireland and why scotland but further east it will stay dry with spells of sunshine and a demented cloud. temperatures might creep up to 18 degrees in the south. tuesday into wednesday, this frontal system will have more life about it so will bring heavy rain across western scotland and northern ireland but that will push further south—east as the day wears on. east anglia and the south—east remaining dry. it will be windy, average wind spee

so this was also the era when amarillo went from the horse nd buggy to street cars to actual automobilesso amarillo because it has the route 66 connection becomes an automobile city very quickly. and you can see evidence of that even in the structures. i think the importance is it's interesting because it's a big urban center for a large rural area. so we were interested in how, like, the development of cities and their urban landscape in the west occurred. and so the idea of kansas city being another city that's not as appreciated as it should be for its role in the united urbanity. lopment of so we were tying those two together and i think people can understand beyond this area the local history but also a regional history and also a national history. so it works on a number of levels. >> you can watch this on the history of communities across the country at c span.org cities tour. this is american history tv only on c-span 3. >> national archives holdings in college park maryland include about 13,000 film and video from the united states information agency. between 1953 and 1999, the

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heavy showers were northern ireland, more cloud in scotla nd were northern ireland, more cloud in scotlandorth—east england, keeping it cooler here and some rain around. that will turn more showery. overnight, we keep a lot of cloud in the northern half of the uk, further showers. clearer skies by the south across england and wales, temperatures 10—12, probably a few degrees lower in northernmost parts of scotland. tomorrow, there may be some early sunshine but on the whole for many of us a cloudy day. we will find the showers or longer spells of rain developing. some heavier rain for a while in wales and south—west england. towards east anglia it may stay dry and there will be some sunshine for a while. it is here we will find the highest temperatures. largely dry in the north of scotland but quite a bit colder. the reason we are getting rain developing tomorrow is this developing area of low pressure. as it deepens, the winds pick up across northern and western parts of the uk on friday although not as windy as it has been. the weather should be improving in scotland and northern ireland

certainly see some and some of these could be quite slow moving so perhaps an issue for eastern scotla ndnight tonight that the storm is a cost eastern scotland, one or two across england and wales pushing through across time, again lots of thunder and lightning in these and it is going to bea lightning in these and it is going to be a very hot night for heading up to be a very hot night for heading up to sleep and temperature still up at 27 degrees in the centre of london at 11 o'clock at night, 25 in birmingham. wednesday sees storms coming northwards across scotland. it will be dry for a time across the uk with sunny spells developing but thunderstorms will be much more widespread i think across wales, southern england and the midlands i think in particular as we had to wednesday afternoon so that is properly where the greatest risk of storm activity in the viscose and flash flooding will be later in the day on wednesday. another hot and humid day of course. on the edge of high pressure will begin to build in a northern areas wednesday and thursday. that will block things and developin

high teens, low 20s for scotla nd south—east.land and northern ireland. co mforta ble scotland and northern ireland. comfortable here in the sunshine. as we head through tonight we will start to see low cloud rolling in from the north sea and a little bit of drizzle with that. it is going to blanket in the warmth so it will be a very warm and muggy night particularly in the south—east. a bit cooler and fresher for scotland and northern ireland. the sunday we start off with on a bit of a grey note. maybe a few spots of drizzle around but it looks like that cloud will just melt away as the around but it looks like that cloud willjust melt away as the sun gets going on it and much of the country will be dry and sunny into the afternoon, perhaps the cloud lingering on into the north—east coast where there will be that cool breeze. a warm day for many but again heatwave in the southeast with temperatures of 33 degrees or so in the london area. as we move into next week we start to see that under the low going to produce and ten shower

i think like 125,000 in scotla nd week. think like 125,000 in scotland and many more in the uk and wales and england. let us go on to the telegraph because of course for a—level students and higher students, there will be looking to get into their chosen universities. university places held up of her stu d e nts university places held up of her students contesting grades. do we know for how long though these places are going to be kept open? the suggestion is that pupils and places will be held open while pupils carry out on appeal. so it is not an indefinite thing. it is to allow the process of an appeal to ta ke allow the process of an appeal to take place and so if you do not achieve your predicted grades, the idea is that the university that offered you a place based on those would hold open that place while you go through the appeals process. but the process itself is quite complicated and the traditional syste m complicated and the traditional system of appealing grace is not being continued this year. it is more abou

perhaps drier in northern scotla nd degrees.erhaps drier in northern scotland but temperatures will be a few degrees lower. pressure will be deepening on friday. not becoming a storm but the winds will strengthen for northern and western parts. it might turn dry for scotland and northern ireland, as the band of rain move south. some heavy and sundry downpours over wales and the midlands and the south of england. in the north, even where it is drying off, temperatures are only 14 oi’ drying off, temperatures are only 14 or 15 degrees. it will be a cool weekend. most places will be dry with some sunshine. the wind is easing after saturday. but it will be hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm katie shanahan — coming up tonight... could lionel messi be on his way to the premier league? the legendary barcelona forward has put in a transfer request. what next for harry maguire? the gates are finally open for fans as brighton v chelsea will be the first event with fans in nearly six months. also coming up in the programme... dare to dre

nd woodruff: we've heard some of that as welle apologize to anybody who thought we made bad decisions, but we try our best to get it right. but david, okay, so now it's the republicans' turn. it's president trump's turn. what does he need to do next week? >> well, first, scare people, show that this is a country in disorder, crime is rising, violence in portland. talk about china whh is democrats did not do enough, talk about threat and say, ht , i minot be as nice as joe biden, but you need me, and think that's the key thing. the second way trump will say you need me is they didn't talk out their policies at their convention, but what they really stand for is the green w deal and opening the border and all that. i expect the republican convention to be weirdly more policy oriented. the fil thing about the republican convention which is unprecedented in my lifetime and all our lifetimes is that the 2012 nominee would be not welcome there, mitt romney, john mccain would not be welcome there, george w. bush, the last president, would no be welcome there. t george h.w. bush would be welc

issue and extra precautions have been put in place to restrict the numbers dining in restau ra nts a ndars so i think za nte restaurants and in bars so i think zante realises they had an issue and they are trying to do something about it but in terms of the flight itself, yes, tui should have been making sure everyone wore a mask on their own crew should have had eve ryo ne their own crew should have had everyone wearing a mask throughout and an investigation will need to work out why that happened but every airline has basically signed up to the fact that all passengers have to wear masks on a flight so if they we re wear masks on a flight so if they were not on this occasion, that is something very serious indeed. flight something very serious indeed. flight is just inevitably the wea kest flight is just inevitably the weakest link in this all part of the chain because there was no social distancing on them, is there, even when people wear masks or not? flights are actually one of the safest places to be and it may not sound it at the moment but it should be enforced, massacring, and i

so there were actually two martyrs create nd one day. one for defending a confederate flag. lincoln was devastated. he gave ellsworth a funeral in the east room of the white house. his family attended. he wrote a very famous letter of condolence to ellsworth's parents and it was a great tragedy for the family and as you can see, i think we can see in this next image, that the prince of paintings of ellsworth, song sheet covers. they elevated this poor, young guy into a martyr as you noted, overnight. >> we notice that one of the soldiers is wearing a costume. but he isn't himself. so that's kind of interesting. >> i don't think he did. i think he always wore the regular uniform, but his soldiers wore the zarob uniforms. >> so are all the uniform in collection of new york historical, it was owned by one david p. davis. let's just see the uniform again. we know he must have been to service in the bronx and served for two years. where did we see action? do we have a sense of that or not? >> yeah. he was in a unit by the way, that was called the red legged devils. so you could s

fewer for scotla nd and northern ireland, where we should see a little bit of sunshine at times.4 degrees in the south. then big changes as we head on into the middle part of next week. something we haven't seen for a while, a deep atlantic low will sweep in to bring much fresher conditions, some strong winds at times through wednesday, particularly into thursday. we'll see a band of rain followed by sunshine and showers, and it will be turning cooler and fresher for all by the end of the week. will you come to my school formal? this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: striking in support of the protesters. workers in belarusjoin the public outcry over disputed elections, as more stories emerge of torture and abuse by police. japan marks 75 years since its surrender in the second world war, ceremonies are taking place in tokyo. new quarantine rules come into effect in the uk, as countries across europe continue to fight the spread of covid—19. politics and the post office. how th

nd as you can see in the photo here, donovan suffered skull fractures. he was in i.c.u. surgery.ed we saw federal officers beat a veteran who avy approached them to ask why they were not honoring their oath to constitution. and when christopher davis refused to react when federal broke his him and bones, they pepper sprayed him in the face. saw federal officers tear gas oms, dads, and veterans who stood as a wall to protect peaceful young protesters. also saw unidentified federal protesters peaceful off the street and force them into unmarked advance. protester described having his hat pulled over his face so he could not see. not alone in my deep concern over the federal agents' se of force and violence against protesters in portland. the attorney general of oregon the federal government to stop federal agents from secrethe kind of, quote, police tactics, where they take people off the street and force advance. unmarked state and local officials in oregon have demanded that leave portland because they have brought violence, not peace. the inspectors general of the depar

across scotla nd 33—34 across the capital. the near continent bringing increasingly humid conditions and the chance we could start to see heavy showers and thunderstorms developing, pretty hit and miss and it looks like a lot of the uk is at risk but the focus in southern and western parts of england and wales. you can see capital cities through next week, the focus is sunshine and thundery downpours and you will notice temperatures are beginning to forward day by day and by friday by close—ups of the seasonal norm and it should be a lot more settled. thank you. a lot of people will be relieved by that. from smartphones to tablets, children are forever being told to spend less time on their screens. but what about parents? a new project encouraging adults to put down their devices and talk more to their children has been launched. 0ur correspondent, hywel griffith, went to meet one family who are trying it out. all too easily phones end up at the centre of family life. for kate and kids in cardiff it has been a way of staying

all of us of the priority of the nds. we appreciate that. so just any thoughts you might have on sticking with the timeline for modernization particularly of the ground base strategic deterrent, as well as the b 52 modernization? just know we're with you and open the floor to your thoughts. >> i think the planning and deliberations that have been made so far, with regard to the delivery platforms as well as the work by nnsa on both the war head side as well as infrastructure, are all well planned. they are very challenging. we not only have to modernize, but we also have to sustain what we have in place today. as admiral richard recently mentioned, on a web talk, he basically was very emphatic, whatever we can do to accelerate things, he would welcome. so one of the areas that i'm going to be focused on considering all of the normal balancing that one has to do in terms of programs is where can we wherever possible accelerate? and of course that is also going to take the cooperation of the congress because without funding

across northern ireland and scotla nd today.n hour in eastern scotland so far north hangs the driest and the brightest conditions. temperatures are academic amongst all of this, but pretty poor in the north in the wind and the rain. a little bit higher as we move further south. this evening and overnight, this is the centre of the literature, heavy rain to come and the wind will still be a feature of the weather, but it will ease down just of the weather, but it will ease downjust a of the weather, but it will ease down just a little bit and of the weather, but it will ease downjust a little bit and it of the weather, but it will ease down just a little bit and it is going to be a mild night across the board. so tomorrow, you can see how this storm starts to move away but we have an array of isobars across our shows and some rain to clear as well. so gusty winds first thing in the morning, particularly in eastern areas and we could still have gusts 30 to a0 mph and some of the rain. with the ridge of high pressure building in fr