it's just skirting with norfolk, suffolk, possibly kent. much of the country through the day on tuesday actually not too bad. there will be quite a lot of cloud around, i think, across eastern areas. but the further west and the south—west you are on tuesday, the better the weather will be. so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday. have a look at wednesday now, and we are kind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one or the front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold.

two men die in a suspected chemical incident at a norfolk poultry processing factory incident at a norfolk cup, hugely popular with his tea m world cup, hugely popular with his team and the country, marked the occasion by picking a squad with a definitive look to the future and just after half past we will have all the details. wet weather affecting scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon, cold front, pushing south, taking time to breach southern england but eventually all of us over the next couple of days will feel the cooler air ahead of the riba stirling prize next week, we take a look at the nominations to become britain's best new building. today we go to cornwall for the new tate at st ives. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live. dutch and british officials have named four suspected russian spies they say are part of a cyber warfare team that tried to hack into the international chemical weapons agency in the netherlands. in a joint security briefing, the uk said the russian intelligence officers had tried to destabilise western democracies by hacking into the world an

this was the picture in norfolk this afternoon. it was quite a breezy story across the board.h and west some grey skies around. we do have this weather front to the north—west, feeding in more cloud and rain. we tend to lose that rain as we move further into the evening and overnight. still quite a bit of cloud in northern england and across northern ireland and much of scotland. the crowd and the breeze however keep things mild. temperatures in double figures in many spots. still the chance of some missed is that they get under way. wednesday once again high—pressure the dominating force, and still the chance of some patchy rain for the northern isles and highlands but for scotla nd northern isles and highlands but for scotland and the whole dry hazy sunshine and some high cloud pushing in one north westerly breeze. temperatures around average for the time of year. feeling quite pleasant in the sunshine. 0n time of year. feeling quite pleasant in the sunshine. on thursday is likely clueless feel, the air mass just changing a little bit. but the big change in the way that thin

stand and dreaming league champions club bruges have been targeted and police are investigating on norfolk being miss made between agents players and coaches from last season club bruges coach yvonne is among those detained by police for further questioning. you're watching the news and more coming up in business news shocking to say with us if you can. i'm not nothing out of the well i guess sometimes i am but mostly i'm nothing with the time we've been think deep into the german culture of. nudity we think there's grandma day oh you got us it's all about who said no i'm rachel join me for me to get on the gulf coast climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for a good. go at africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better gives up to us to make a difference let's shut. it to an. employment magazine. long d w. this ability of the global financial system is under threat not just me saying that that's the stark warning coming from the world bank and the international monetary fund off of both flow of the global growth for costs across the board. and the eur

i talked to folks in norfolk and virginia beach. one question i always ask is, what can we do to diversify our economy here in hampton roads? what are our barriers to bringing new industry? they always say we don't have a trained and ready workforce to fill these jobs, whether they be stem jobs, whether they be trade jobs. i sat down with the presidf newport news ship holding. she's hiring 455 people a week, -- newport news shipbuilding. she's hiring 455 people a week, but there's not that many electricians and welders and pipefitters sitting around in hampton roads. we need to invest in these middle skill, middle wage jobs that do not require a college degree, and we need to make sure that our young people have those skills so they can have well-paying jobs, and we can bring people out of poverty, we can grow our economy and diversify our community. bruce: one minute. rep. taylor: perfect. i agree it is a huge, in the region, it is one of the pillars of our economy, our military. my opponent actually sent an e-mail demanding a clea

car. 0n thejourney to norfolk, we his eighth fully electric car. 0n the journey to norfolk, we thoughtull in 90 miles into thejourney we would see whether we could pull in 90 miles into the journey and find somewhere to charge it, could we? know. we couldn't. so that is very much the problem. we will talk about it literally programme. 5000 new cars come onto the road that is electric every month, but there are not 5000 charging sectors, so the private sector is good to need a big leg up from the government if this is good to work. i can't park a car anywhere near my house, so how would i park it if i had to think about the cables. all of those things have got to be addressed and we need to got to be addressed and we need to go back to policymakers. got to be addressed and we need to go back to policymakerslj got to be addressed and we need to go back to policymakers. i e-mailed the council today and they said they would put one in my street when they could afford it, and then how long before someone would see me when they trip over my charging cable on their way to the shops if i insta

these homes at hemsby in norfolk slipped into the sea as waves ate away at the clip below.are at risk like this. the committee says the authorities have to get real with people about which homes are likely to be saved and which will be too expensive to protect. the current approach to protecting the english coastline is just not fit for purpose. and we really do need to wake up to the very significant challenges that we have ahead. the sea level is rising and that's going to mean that we get considerably worse coastal erosion andindeed considerably worse coastal erosion and indeed coastal flooding. powerplants, ports, and indeed coastal flooding. powerpla nts, ports, gas and indeed coastal flooding. powerplants, ports, gas terminals and other infrastructure are also at risk. the report says it in the government need to focus on protecting these assets as well saving people's homes and to take seriously the inevitability of sea level rises. the government says more sea defences are being built. a spokesman says people would be protected from climate change. for that story an

it's just skirting with norfolk, suffolk, possibly kent. not too bad. there will be quite a lot of cloud around, i think, across eastern areas. but the further west and the south—west you are on tuesday, the better the weather will be. so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday. let's have a look at wednesday now, and we're kind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one weather front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across some central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but, once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on wednesday. not an awful lot, but some of

and in this cold industry and we are expecting some sleet and snow showers across scotland under norfolkinhaler she was as well. a chilly weekend, very chilly weekend —— perhaps some hail showers. this is what it looks like more or less right now. the figures in most towns and cities. those temperatures keep bond dropping through the night, a lot of dry weather across central areas of the uk. but either side of that, showers. the same goes for northern ireland. cold, temperatures around three degrees. freezing or below in some places. tomorrow some of us catch a flu showers, brisk winds out of the north and north—east. temperatures in single figures, pretty much everywhere. maybe something a little bit more tropical, around 11 degrees in cornwall. here's sunday, high—pressure stretches all the way out to sea, and along its edge we are seeing a north easterly wind. it's particularly windy and some of the eastern coasts, east anglia, possibly the south, these are the average wind speeds here. it will be cold and gusty. elsewhere, quite a lot of sunshine, sunday isn't a bad day for many of

as children special in norfolk an opportunity for lauria to meet with her constituents. she's been invited by the local chinese community many orchids members are troubled by trunks and tight ration policies are there specific things that you're seeing around you know during a credible climate or not it's a good question for you we have a lot of business owners our church and restaurants working. this is. the question is always an issue. more legal immigration affordable health care climate protection these are the issues elaine loria advocates but most of all and made a surprising plea for a democrat she believes in a strong and well funded military elaine loria is one of a dozen seen as veterans running for congress after serving her entire career in the navy warship she says public service like military work is about getting a mission not about political affiliations. and the district were signs of military presence on never far away having a military background is likely to resonate honor integrity service to country eleven laureus says she wants her complaint to foc

these homes at hemsby in norfolk slipped into the sea as waves ate away the cliff below.ys maybe 100,000 properties are at risk like this. the committee says the authorities have to get real with people about which homes are likely to be saved and which will be too expensive to protect. the current approach to protecting the english coastline is just not fit for purpose. and we really do need to wake up to the very significant challenges that we have ahead. sea level is rising and that's going to mean that we get considerably worse coastal erosion and indeed coastal flooding. power plants, ports, gas terminals and other infrastructure are also at risk, the report says. it says the government needs to focus on protecting these assets, as well as saving people's homes. and to take seriously the inevitability of sea level rise. campaigners for coastal communities say theirs is a shared problem. rising sea levels are a direct result of global warming. now we all contribute to that, not just coastal communities, everybody in this country contributes to that. so the funding for

anywhere from raleigh up here to richmond and norfolk.lawrence, it's now heading into the second week of october. the peak of the hurricane season was back in september 10th. this one was a head scratcher for all of us. it wasn't supposed to get this strong and it put on just an incredible show during the day today. >> bill cairns, thank you for joining us. and we're joined from arizona by james lee witt. and your reaction to what you've seen tonight and what you think it means for the federal government response tomorrow. >> well, you know, i've seen many of these storms over the years. i was at fema for eight years, and everything from opal to gustaff, ike, and it absolutely destroys families and homes and businesses that they worked all their life for to accumulate. and so it's very devastating to them. >> are you surprised that the president chose to have a political rally in pennsylvania tonight at the peak of the storm rather than be at the white house -- being in a position to oversee what's happening? >> well, you know, that's his

kirby has been top of the list most of the morning, then the airlines, norfolk southern, all of themn moving around a fair amount. united couldn't nntinental had r than expected earnings american reporting earnings thursday morning we'll get the numbers from american, then we'll be talking with the ceo of american airlines during "power lunch" thursday and look at the auto stocks. the reason we throw them up, like other parts of the market on a volatile day, you'll occasionally see a sector move higher general motors, toyota, fiat, chrysler and ford higher in the past half hour there's no catalyst we have been able to find but it is not uncommon when you have this much volatility. >> phil, one theme with the airlines is operating expenses up double digit. trimming capacity growth plans, right? >> they have been trimming capacity growth plans. for the most part, showing better discipline than in the past that doesn't change concern that's out there amongst investors that they believe they will not be able to maintain that discipline as we move into 2019 >> thank you let's bring in all

about 65 miles from norfolk, virginia. it's going to race across the atlantic in the next few hours, going into tomorrow and really out over the open water, becoming post tropical, as we head towards tomorrow evening. so the damage continues. it's almost off the coast. ama? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> in the east bay, a former oakland police officer who helped take down chinese american gang leaders pleaded guilty to taking bribes. harry hu became an alameda district attorney inspector. our media partner reviewed court documents unsealed today. documents say hu helped informants avoid prosecution in exchange for vacations. in a statement, the d.a. says the former inspector has brought shame on himself, the district attorney's office and the police department, as well as the justice system. hu now faces up to five years in prison. >>> "abc7 news" is committed to building a better bay area, and we're devoting more time to issues that affect your quality of life. >> the lack of affordable housing and people forced to live in r

it's just skirting with norfolk, suffolk, possibly kent.ry through the day on tuesday actually not too bad. there will be quite a lot of cloud around, i think, across eastern areas. but the further west and the south—west you are on tuesday, the better the weather will be. so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday. let's have a look at wednesday now, and we're kind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one weather front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across some central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but, once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on we

across georgia and continues on into south carolina and makes its way out into the atlantic around norfolk. it's the first category four landfall in the florida panhandle. it's the strongest october hurricane on record in the united states, and the strongest u.s. landfall since 1992 and andrew. you can see we have tropical forced winds still through tomorrow making a way all the way up into the carolinas. we've also got storm rain moving from the k yof all the way into we're all stunned how quickly this blew through. as michael blasts the coast, we're seeing two disasters collide here in florida for months, the coastline has been plagued with a red tide. it's been making life miserable for residents. the question that many are asking now, how will michael's fury impact this toxic invasion? >> reporter: tonight, michael is hitting florida with devastating force and right in the middle of another slow motion crisis happening along this coast. one that's turned into a catastrophe for captain karen hugert. >> it's like a science fiction movie. you get out in your boat and you get out and see d

a children's festival in norfolk, an opportunity to meet with her constituents. she's been invited by the local chinese community. many of its members are troubled by trump's anti-immigration policies. >> are there specific things you are seeing? >> that is a good question. i'm not sure. we have a lot of business owners , restaurants, and people running businesses. immigration is always an issue. reporter: more than a location, affordable health care, climate protection, these are the issues elaine luria will face, but most of all, she believes in a strong and well-funded military. elaine luria is one of a dozen female veterans running for congress. she says public service like military work is about getting a mission done, not abo political afliations. in a district where signs of military presence are never far away, having a military background is likely to resonate. honor, integrity, service to country. elaine luria says she wants her campaign to focus on a positive message. >> i feel it is an obligation to not sit on the sidelines, to take my experience in t

there could be some rain around norfolk and suffolk in the morning and possibly kent. isn't looking bad at all for most of us on tuesday. the best of the sunshine the further west and south—west you are. cornwell, devon, somerset, gloucestershire into wales, around the irish sea, the weather is mostly good on tuesday. here is wednesday's weather map. in between systems, lots of weather fronts spiralling around here. one affecting western areas of the uk, so, on wednesday, there will be some rain around anywhere from cornwall and devon, through wales, maybe the irish sea, possibly northern ireland and western parts of scotland. in the east on wednesday, the weather should be dryer and brighter. this is halloween as well. the winds are coming out of the south on wednesday so it will be a bit less cold for some of us. back up to 13 for london. still pretty nippy in aberdeen on wednesday, only eight degrees. some of the rain may reach us on wednesday even further east across the uk. thursday's weather map for much of the continent, notice the southerly winds here across eu

on october 20th, and 21st, i am talking ato norfolk virginia, and nashville, the next thing i'm working on that i will talk about i have another year and a half to get through is the alamo, and how texas got created when sam houston was mentored by andrew jackson, they knew he couldn't grab texas because another war. some of those things i tried to unwind and i'm finding it flat out fascinating so hopefully you'll like it. >> host: are you having i a co-author on that book? >> brian: no that will be just me. texas has been great so far. th they kept great records even back then. >> host: dug calling in from michigan.. >> caller: more of a comment than a question. i've been struck by how tough that sob jackson was. whether you like it or not he was a man of his times. he had nothing against u clarifiy, he didn't like indis too much but man was he tough, and he had both of those people fighting -- i hope you can hear me -- jackson -- he was shot, cut, he whipped a dude with his cane. that little rascal was tough as leather. >> host: let's get a response from by i brian on that. >> brian:

the robbery happened at a business on south norfolk street.the victim told police the burglars forced their way into the business just before 5 monday morning. investigators say they are talking to people who may be connected to the case. ( darya ) happening now....fremont police continue the search for a killer this morning. yesterday morning police received reports of a gunshots on charleston way. at the home police found a 56-year-old man who had been fatally shot. a perimeter was set up as police searched for the shooter. according to police.. neighbors saw a man riding away from the victims home on a bicycle. there was no sign of forced entry inside the home. police believe the victim may have known the shooter. ( darya ) happening today... a meeting will be held for people in san mateo to discuss the caltrain electrification project. the meeting will be at 6:00 tonight at the caltrain electrification outreach office on el camino real. in san mateo this month... crews will be working on roads and pruning trees as a part of the project. the goal is to have all tracks electrified b

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sunshine, head of this rain, actually, the odd glimpse of brightness across the far east of ghent and norfolking further westwards for a time were retreating further westwards fora time and were retreating further westwards for a time and will continue to do this over the next 24 hours. pushing its way eastwards, westwards, but waving around. what we will find something brighter and try across wales, south—west england, a fine afternoon for northern ireland and much of scotland, we should lose those showers with got across the northern highlands of scotland. at 4pm in the afternoon, outbreaks of rain continuing across central and eastern parts of england, north and west, after some cloud, there will be spells of sunshine and much lighter winds but a good feel for most, 13—18 salters, doctor matches up most, 13—18 salters, doctor matches up to 19—20 in south—east england. —— top temperatures. it pushes further westwards, as far west as the eastern side of wales. in the north—east, chilly skies, a chilly pa rt north—east, chilly skies, a chilly part in rural scotland, but we keep some of those

this was norfolk just this afternoon. we have a weather front, to the northwest of us, that's been feeding rain particularly in north west of scotland, that tends to lose rain as we go further into the evening overnight tonight, still quite a bit of cloud feeding into northern england on the northwest breeze across northern ireland, much of scotland as well. still a chance of mist as the day gets under way. wednesday once again high—pressure very much dominating in our weather, still a chance of patchy rain for the northern isles but scotland on a whole dry day, hazy sunshine some high cloud again pushing in the northwest breeze, not the strong wind we had on tuesday. temperatures average for this time of your 15—16d feeling pleasant with sunshine and light wind. for thursday, slightly cooler feel to proceedings, but the big change and the way things feel come behind the cold weather front here so after a fine day for much of the uk, heavy rain gets into west of scotland later in the day, cold front pushes south, not payi

the robbery happened at a business on south norfolk street.the victim told police the burglars forced their way into the business just before 5 monday morning.investigators say they are talking to people who may be connected to the case. ( robin ) happening now... police are searching for a suspect in connection to an early morning homicide in fremont. we first broke this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news... police were called to a home near the intersection of charleston way and jersey road.... not far from e-m grimmer elementary school. that's where they found a man who was shot and killed. kron four's rob fladeboe has the latest on the search for the killer. it was about 12:30 monday morning when several gunshots rang out here on charleston way, between jersy road and continental drive. roweena and chris cowan live right across the street.rowene cowan/neighbor "...it's kind of spooky for sure because you know there are kids in the neigjhborhood.."chris cowan/neighbor "....it's shocking, especially for fremont..." inside this single story home where jersey meets charleston

it is just skirting with norfolk, suffolk, possibly kent, much of the country through the day on tuesdayeas. but further west, and the south—west you are on tuesday, the better the weather will be, so cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday. have a look at wednesday now and we are kind of in between weather systems, lots of weather fronts spinning around here, you can see one or the front of protein western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on wednesday. not an awful lot, but some of us will catch it. now let's have a look at thursday's weather forecast and actually some bi

it's just skirting with norfolk, suffolk, possibly kent.loud around, i think, across eastern areas. but the further west and the south—west you are on tuesday, the better the weather will be. so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday. let's have a look at wednesday now, and we're kind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one weather front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across some central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but, once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on wednesday. not an awful lot, but some of us will catch it. now, let's have a look at

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that gradually petering out, this afternoon confined to lincolnshire, parts of norfolk, the far south—eastorthern ireland, the far north and northern ireland, the far north and north—west of england. temperatures between 11 and 14, in the south—east temperatures reaching 18 perhaps even 19 degrees. through tonight it remains quite cloudy, some patchy mist and fog developing for england and wales. that'll keep temperatures up in double figures, the scotland and northern ireland some serious bills, temperatures falling into single figures. chilly start on tuesday, rain pushing in, gale force winds expected in the far north—west of scotland, the rain moving its way through northern ireland, some sunny spells later, some sunny spells developing for england and wales, mostly dry, temperatures in the south—east doing quite well, 20—21, elsewhere 14—16d. tuesday night into wednesday, the weather front of the uk gradually weakening, by the time we get through wednesday, looking at hands of cloud and some spots of light rain and result down towards south western areas of england. gradually easing,

it was heading from new york to norfolk, virginia. >>> turning now to the weather, a storm is on the move heading from the deep south to the northeast just in time for the weekend. let's take a look at your friday forecast. >>> good morning. we're tracking a nor'easter that will impact the east coast for these next couple of days, soaking rains first to the southeast then arriving to the northeast on saturday. this is going to cause a good bit of rain. we're talking 1 to 3 inches in major cities from d.c. all the way up into boston. also looking at high gusting winds. those gusts up to 60 miles per hour could cause coastal flooding. i'm meteorologist julia weiden with your accuweather forecast. >>> one couple is saying no to the high rents of san francisco. coming up, the van they've decided to call home. >>> but first the shocking moment a sidewalk collapsed from underneath these two women. >>> and a frightening sight on the highway in houston. a giant spool spinning toward cars. >>> and next why michael avenatti, the lawyer famous for taking on president trump, could now face a cri

forces in norfolk and suffolk said they received about 150 videos a month from the public over the pastbout three quarters of the footage has led to drivers being warned, sent on driving courses or dealt with through the courts. seann walsh and katya jones returned to strictly come dancing last night for the first time since they were pictured kissing on a night out. there was no direct reference to the controversy on saturday's show, which saw a warm crowd reaction for their charleston — and a score of 28 from the judges. viewers will learn tonight whether they've survived the public vote. princess eugenie and her new husband, jack brooksbank, have released a set of official photographs from their wedding day. the pictures, taken by photographer alex bramall, include a black and white image of the couple sharing a kiss during the carriage procession. another group photograph taken in the white drawing room at windsor shows both the bride and groom's families. eugenie's mother, sarah, duchess of york, is standing next to a seated duke of edinburgh, with the duke of york to her other sid

there could be some rain around norfolk and suffolk in the morning and possibly kent. the weather isn't looking bad at all for most of us on tuesday. the best of the sunshine that further west and south—west you are. cornwell, devon, somerset, around the irish sea, the weather is mostly good. here is wednesday's webber. between weather systems. —— whether map. —— weather map. on wednesday, there will be some rain around the irish sea, possibly northern ireland and parts of western scotland. this is halloween as well. the winds are coming out of the south on wednesday so coming out of the south on wednesday so it will be a bit less called for some of us. back up to 13 for london. still pretty nippy in aberdeen on wednesday, only eight degrees. some of the rain reach us the further east you are in the uk. notice the southerly winds across europe bringing stormy weather to parts of the mediterranean. but also, a plume of warm at getting into parts of northern europe. we have the winds coming out of the north—west of the atlantic on thursday so the temperatures might get d

these homes at hemsby in norfolk slipped into the sea as waves ate away the cliff below.e at risk like this. the committee says the authorities have to get real with people about which homes are likely to be saved and which will be too expensive to protect. the current approach to protecting the english coastline is just not fit for purpose. and we really do need to wake up to the very significant challenges that we have ahead. sea level is rising and that's going to mean that we get considerably worse coastal erosion and indeed coastal flooding. power plants, ports, gas terminals and other infrastructure are also at risk, the report says. it says the government needs to focus on protecting these assets, as well as saving people's homes. and to take seriously the inevitability of sea level rise. campaigners for coastal communities say theirs is a shared problem. rising sea levels are a direct result of global warming. now we all contribute to that, not just coastal communities, everybody in this country contributes to that. so the funding for all this should come centrall

the rain clears away during thursday night, clearing the kent and the norfolk and suffolk coast liness it will be quite cold and frosty to start off with, but lots of sunshine on friday. a crisp, sunny day for many and rain moving into northern ireland later in the day. temperatures down to 9—11d. that is the wet weather that will be heading its way in for the weekend. all linked to this area of low pressure. these are the remnants of hurricane oscar. it will turn quite windy for many of us over the weekend. on saturday some heavy rain moving its way through. turning into more showery rain as we go into sunday. temperatures about 14 or 15. hello, it's wednesday, it's nine o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme. thousands of nhs staff are violently assaulted every year — usually by the very people they are trying to help. now the government is promising a zero—tolerance approach. yes, of course, i accept the frustrations. you know, i have been in the middle of the night in a&es and seen this happen, seen someone come in off an ambulance and either them or sometimes

it has left a us with a cloudy, breezy day across norfolk, and this was the way the day ended, quite beautifully sunny all day and the skies are clear, temperatures falling away quickly. overnight that rain and the showers in the east get pushed away as the low pressure moves towards scandinavia and we start seeing more cloud coming into the west, bringing outbreaks of rain, so the frost may be in different places tonight, central and eastern scotland, the midlands, perhaps into yeast wales as well and temperatures will be easily lower than those numbers that you can see in towns and cities. in rural areas it will be a bit colder, in the west we have more cloud this time and there will be showery outbreaks affecting northern ireland and west of scotla nd affecting northern ireland and west of scotland tomorrow, the son of showers moving up from the south—west, moving up into cumbria and south—west scotland. for many eastern areas, the midlands and east wales a lovely day. we will be treated the sunshine on halloween and thurston bridges will be higher as well, 12 or 13 degrees becaus

it's just skirting with norfolk, suffolk, possibly kent.y actually not too bad. there will be quite a lot of cloud around, i think, across eastern areas. but the further west and the south—west you are on tuesday, the better the weather will be. so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday. let's have a look at wednesday now, and we're kind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one weather front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across some central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but, once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on wednesday. not an awful lot, b

clouding over across norfolk and bristol with some showers through the afternoon. showers across eastern scotland, eastern england and the south—east of england and channel isles with heavy showers here overnight. not quite as cold in the south—east. colder conditions for the northwest with a sharp frost first thing sunday morning. it will be parts of southern and eastern england with the bulk of the showers and the east coast, some of the showers falling as snow over high ground. further is looking much drier and not as not as cold as today, with highs of around 8-11d. hello, this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines... the former cabinet minister lord hain has said he stands by his decision to name sir philip green as the businessman facing allegations of sexual harassment and racial abuse. monday's budget will include business rate cuts for small retailers and cash to improve transport links as the government looks to boost the high street. president trump has condemned what he called "terrorising acts" and called for unity after a man is charged in rel

>> norfolk southern. >> norfolk. >> to clarify as well, csx will actually be ready in two weeks for us to begin testing with them, so we should have no problem on csx territory. it's sun rail and trirail for us that we would be running under alternative schedule. >> so i would like if you would submit for the record, please, the number of passengers that travel daily on trirail and sun rail. and i think those passengers should be fully aware that ptc has not been implemented, and also i think that they need to have an idea of your, quote, alternative schedule of when it is going to be implemented. i think that's the least that we can do to inform the citizens. and i'm just talking about my state. i'm sure other senators have got situations, particularly senator blumenthal, in the very heavy traveled northeast corridor. mr. corbett, in your testimony, you stated that seven years had lapsed since new jersey transit awarded a contract. and then up until 2014, the agency had only one full-time person assigned to ptc. now, i know you said you started later. but give me your opinion. how is

in lovely blue skies, it is not completely dry, there are some showers and this is one of them in norfolkill see some showers push inland. on the whole, dry weather and not much change this afternoon. for many of us the wings are quite liked as well. we may sneak a double figures if we are lucky.

the rain may not reach kent or the norfolk and suffolk coast for a couple of hours. 18 or 19 celsiusple of hours. 18 or 19 celsius under the rain, but cooler behind it. the rain starts to move eastwards, but then this bankwest overnight. north of this, they'll be clear skies, it could be a chilly night for the glens of scotland, close to freezing here. some showers for the northern and western highlands. we will keep the show is going through tomorrow, but the rain will continue to feed across central and eastern parts of england will stop behind it, we will see spells of sunshine. a dry and fine day for northern ireland. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the former brexit secretary david davis has urged cabinet ministers to rebel over theresa may's proposed brexit deal, just days before a crucial eu summit. but the health secretary, matt hannock, called for unity behind the prime minister. everybody needs to get behind the prime minister and pull behind her, because she is trying to deliver the best dealfor britain, because she is trying to deliver the best deal for britain, a