people live in that part of north norfolk say they have seen out and about over the summer on walks inach, sailing on the water. so they have been sites of them doing the normal holiday things you would expect of any family. but north norfolk has become a real sanctuary for them and it's interesting they have chosen this place for which the film this video and make it public. somewhere they are immensely happy in some way they away from prying eyes and perhaps can live a more normal life as a family.— life as a family. thank you for bein: life as a family. thank you for being with — life as a family. thank you for being with me _ life as a family. thank you for being with me for— life as a family. thank you for being with me for the - life as a family. thank you for being with me for the last - life as a family. thank you for being with me for the last 15. being with me for the last 15 or 20 minutes and putting a bit of context around this video that has been released with kensington palace announcing that catherine, princess of wales has finished a course of preventative chemotherapy

on the net of disproportionate attacks on certain groups, i'm sure she is aware, north norfolk is homeers and has a title being the oldest constituency in the country, and many of them face, already, higher energy cost due to the huge number of north norfolk homes which are off the gas grid. does she agree that these cuts will have a disproportionate impact on older rural constituencies like north norfolk and the government must go back to the drawing board with these misguided proposers? i drawing board with these misguided proposers? i think my honourable _ misguided proposers? i think my honourable friend _ misguided proposers? i think my honourable friend forgiving - misguided proposers? i think my honourable friend forgiving me. | honourable friend forgiving me. i think that is one of the things often loss in relation to the energy energy crisis increases. the guarantee does not support those using other forms of fuel and i know that thoseissues forms of fuel and i know that those issues have been raised in the house before and i look forward to hearing what the government is goin

is going to clear away. 1 or 2 showers just grazing into nonh 1 or 2 showers just grazing into north norfolk but most places set fair dry with lengthy spells of sunshine clouding over a little bit. across northern ireland and western scotland late in the day, temperatures stumbling up into the low to mid teens so still chilly for the time of year. but as i mentioned , time of year. but as i mentioned, out of the breeze with a bit of sunshine, doesn't feel too bad through this afternoon. a little bit warmer than the past couple of days. it will cloud over in the far north—west and rain trickling towards the western isles for the evening rush hour. same goes for the northwest of northern ireland. some patchy rain edging in here as things slowly cloud over. but for most of southern scotland, england and wales it will be a fine end to the day. temperatures, though, starting to dip away pretty sharply through this evening and again it's going to be quite a cool night across england and wales, although it won't be as cold for scotland and northern ireland compared to the night just gone, because t

it shows the prince and princess of wales and their children on holiday in north norfolk over the summerit is incredibly personal and we hear her talking to her children and playing cards with her father and her children at home and it just gives us a sense from her there is an overly of the princess and who was ofjust how difficult herjourney has been. well, the video was produced by kensington palace, narated by catherine herself. let's watch it now: as the summer comes to an end i cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment. the last nine months have been incredibly tough for us as a family. life is you know it can change an instant and we've had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters. the cancer journey is complex, scary and unpredictable for everyone. especially those closest to you. with humility, it also brings you face—to—face with your own vulnerabilities in a way you have never considered before. and with that, a new perspective on everything. is perspective on everything. is this filming? hello. this - perspective on everything.

that video, which was shot in north norfolk over the summer, again a very personal video with princessand prince william and their three children. she is seen hugging her children and husband. it is a very intimate video. clearly catherine wants to get across her own experience of what she has been through over what sounds like a very grueling months since her cancer diagnosis. kensington palace has indicated it is not possible at this stage to say whether the princess of wales is cancer free, whether the princess of wales is cancerfree, but whether the princess of wales is cancer free, but catherine has said, herfocus now is cancer free, but catherine has said, her focus now going forward is doing what she can to stay cancer free. and the path to healing and full recovery, she has said, is long. so a positive message but a long road ahead for her still, clearly.— a long road ahead for her still, clearly. let's bring in a daily mail _ still, clearly. let's bring in a daily mail rioter- still, clearly. let's bring in a daily mail rioter and - still, clearly. let's bring in i a daily mai

in north norfolk, six public toilets are to be sold or closed.es are set to close. last year, councils in england spent £1 billion of their own money on temporary accommodation. councils have a legal obligation to house the people that they are paying for, but the government doesn't fully reimburse their costs. and as demand for temporary accommodation has increased, so some councils are having to cut services to make ends meet. in manchester, the council are converting this former children's centre into temporary accommodation. one of many efforts to control spiralling costs. they welcomed the government's plans to end no fault evictions, but are currently using their reserves to help pay their homelessness costs. as budgets in local authorities have gone down, and as homelessness pressures have gone up, because of a whole range of national challenges that we've seen around the housing market, around private sector evictions and around changes to the benefit system over the last 14 years, local authorities are now left with a perfect storm. mini

the odd shower. 1 or 2 showers into north norfolk to start the day for northern ireland and scotlandt of cloud here too, but maybe a bright start across the borders, cloud and some outbreaks of showery rain across the bulk of scotland that will continue. so rain on and off over western scotland. but i suspect much of the east of scotland will brighten up a little through the day, with maybe a bit of brightness. the winds not as strong tomorrow as well, so with these lengthy spells of sunshine across england and wales, although we start pretty cold and temperatures by the afternoon will still be a touch below average for the time of year, it'll probably feel a little bit warmer. certainly feeling a bit warmer. certainly feeling a bit warmer than today, generally 11 or 12 in scotland further south, and we might squeak up to 15 celsius. and then on sunday again, a chilly start, but a dry start for most and many northern and eastern parts will stay that way. but down to the south and west, rain will be marching in and winds. we have a met office yellow warning in place for those gusty wi

in north norfolk, six public toilets are to be sold or closed.pent £1 billion of their own money on temporary accommodation. councils have a legal obligation to house the people that they are paying for, but the government doesn't fully reimburse their costs. and as demand for temporary accommodation has increased, so some councils are having to cut services to make ends meet. in manchester, the council are converting this former children's centre into temporary accommodation. one of many efforts to control spiralling costs. they welcomed the government's plans to end no fault evictions, but are currently using their reserves to help pay their homelessness costs. as budgets in local authorities have gone down, and as homelessness pressures have gone up, because of a whole range of national challenges that we've seen around the housing market, around private sector evictions and around changes to the benefit system over the last 1a years, local authorities are now left with a perfect storm. ministers are said to be preparing a long term strategy t

maybe still 1 or 2 showers for wales and southwest england, and perhaps also still coming into north norfolkut bright start. not the same though, for scotland and northern ireland. here more cloud will be edging in as we go through the night and there will be, particularly for scotland, outbreaks of rain. so we'll see a little bit of rain heading to glasgow and certainly on the west coast. rain on and off through the day for eastern scotland though i suspect. yeah, we may see a few showers but generally here skies should brighten up some cloud will bubble up over northern england and wales. maybe 1 or 2 showers here, the odd shower for the north coast of northern ireland, but for many it's dry over the midlands. much of eastern england , southern england. a england, southern england. a fine day, a fine autumnal day with temperatures a touch below the average for the end of september. but the winds will be lighter tomorrow compared to today on sunday, though we do have to talk about the winds picking up in the southwest. a fine bright start for many. a few showers in northern scotland, but th

maybe still 1 or 2 showers for wales and southwest england, and perhaps also still coming into north norfolkbright start. not the same though, for scotland and northern ireland. here more cloud will be edging in as we go through the night and there will be, particularly for scotland, outbreaks of rain . so we'll see outbreaks of rain. so we'll see a little bit of rain heading to glasgow and certainly on the west coast. rain on and off through the day for eastern scotland though i suspect. yeah, we may see a few showers but generally here skies should brighten up some cloud will bubble up over northern england and wales. maybe 1 or 2 showers here, the odd shower for the north coast of northern ireland, but for many it's dry over the midlands, much of eastern england, southern england a fine day, a fine autumnal day with temperatures a touch below the average for the end of september. but the winds will be lighter tomorrow compared to today on sunday, though we do have to talk about the winds picking up in the southwest. a fine bright start for many. a few showers in northern scotland, but the

maybe still 1 or 2 showers for wales and southwest england, and perhaps also still coming into north norfolkht start. not the same though, for scotland and northern ireland. here more cloud will be edging in as we go through the night, and there will be, particularly for scotland, outbreaks of rain . so scotland, outbreaks of rain. so we'll see a little bit of rain heading to glasgow and certainly on the west coast. rain on and off through the day for eastern scotland though i suspect. yeah, we may see a few showers but generally here skies should brighten up. some cloud will bubble up over northern england and wales . maybe bubble up over northern england and wales. maybe 1 or 2 bubble up over northern england and wales . maybe 1 or 2 showers and wales. maybe 1 or 2 showers here. the odd shower for the north coast of northern ireland, but for many it's dry over the midlands, much of eastern england, southern england. a fine day, a fine autumnal day with temperatures a touch below the average for the end of september. but the winds will be lighter tomorrow compared to today. lighter tomorrow

maybe still 1 or 2 showers for wales and southwest england, and perhaps also still coming into north norfolkchilly but bright start. not the same though, for scotland and northern ireland. here more cloud will be edging in as we go through the night, and there will be, particularly for scotland, outbreaks of rain. so we'll see a little bit of rain heading to glasgow and certainly gb news. >> from the world headquarters of gb news this is friday night live with mark dolan. the weekend starts here so bring your own drinks. the admission is free on tonight's show as he meets donald trump in the united states. can sir keir starmer be trusted with the special relationship? i have my doubts. i'll be making the for case celebrating englishness and explaining what it actually is. he got brexit done, but he couldn't stop megxit from happening . just what did boris happening. just what did boris johnson say to prince harry before he left the uk ? is it before he left the uk? is it true blue tory robert jenrick? the conservatives only hope and will nigel farage be britain's next prime minister? to deba

maybe still 1 or 2 showers for wales and southwest england, and perhaps also still coming into north norfolkt. not the same though, for scotland and northern ireland. here more cloud will be edging in as we go through the night and there will be, particularly for scotland, outbreaks of rain . so we'll see outbreaks of rain. so we'll see a little bit of rain heading to glasgow and certainly on the west coast, rain on and off through the day for eastern scotland though i suspect. yeah, we may see a few showers , but we may see a few showers, but generally here skies should brighten up some cloud will bubble up over northern england and wales. maybe 1 or 2 showers here, the odd shower for the north coast of northern ireland, but for many it's dry over the midlands, much of eastern england, southern england a fine day, a fine autumnal day with temperatures a touch below the average for the end of september. but the winds will be lighter tomorrow compared to today on sunday, though we do have to talk about the winds picking up in the southwest. a fine bright start for many. a few showers in north

maybe still 1 or 2 showers for wales and southwest england, and perhaps also still coming into north norfolkt the same though, for scotland and northern ireland. here more cloud will be edging in as we go through the night and there will be, particularly for scotland, outbreaks of rain . so we'll see outbreaks of rain. so we'll see a little bit of rain heading to glasgow and certainly on the west coast, rain on and off through the day for eastern scotland though i suspect. yeah, we may see a few showers , but we may see a few showers, but generally here skies should brighten up some cloud will bubble up over northern england and wales. maybe 1 or 2 showers here, the odd shower for the north coast of northern ireland, but for many it's dry over the midlands, much of eastern england, southern england a fine day, a fine autumnal day with temperatures a touch below the average for the end of september. but the winds will be lighter tomorrow compared to today on sunday, though we do have to talk about the winds picking up in the southwest. a fine bright start for many. a few showers in northern s

maybe still 1 or 2 showers for wales and southwest england, and perhaps also still coming into north norfolkchilly but bright start. not the same though, for scotland and northern ireland. here more cloud will be edging in as we go through the night, and there will be, particularly for scotland, outbreaks of rain. so we'll see a little bit of rain heading to glasgow and certainly news headlines. here's lewis. >> good evening. it's 8:00. i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb newsroom at least two people have been killed and 76 wounded in israel's latest strike on beirut. multiple explosions were heard in the capital after israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to keep fighting hezbollah in lebanon. these are live pictures of where the explosion happened earlier on today. the idf say they conducted a precise strike on the central headquarters of hezbollah in the heart of the city. israeli media is reporting hezbollah's leader, hassan nasrallah , was the supposed nasrallah, was the supposed target of the attack . but the target of the attack. but the proscribed terrorist organisation are

kiss, a sly kiss when they're going down on the beach, on on nonh going down on the beach, on on north norfolky together. sharing the burden, sharing it with her. obviously terribly concerned about her. and the other thing i think it's worth noting is that even at the end of this long, series of treatments , chemotherapy, she treatments, chemotherapy, she looks remarkably well in the circumstances. and i think probably, well, obviously having the family with her and supporting her. and also her father was there in one of the shots playing cards, i think, look at that shot there. i mean, it's part home movie, but it's part hollywood and it's very glossy and it's very beautiful andifs glossy and it's very beautiful and it's clever way they mix the sort of what looks like home movies with shots like that, which is pure hollywood and beautifully pulled off. and there we have the sort of more intimate shots, probably by prince william himself. and the children look well , fantastic children look well, fantastic houday children look well, fantastic holiday they've had. and it's remarkably, intimate

the first time in the same building for more than a year since the coronation at snettisham in north norfolkrd robert fellowes. but they, prince william, certainly didn't look at his brother. he didn't look at his brother. he didn't speak to his brother. they arrived separately, discreetly, and they left separately without a word. and prince harry, instead of going to anmer hall, where the waleses live, about ten miles away, he went to stay with his uncle, charles spencer, the earl spencer at althorp. and then, of course, while he was there, the anniversary of his mother's death in 1997 came around and he paid tribute at her grave. it was an extraordinary visit because nobody knew he was coming, and suddenly he was there , having swapped teeming there, having swapped teeming los angeles for sleepy north norfolk. and i'm quite sure that norfolk. and i'm quite sure that norfolk in high summer is really beautiful, and i'm sure he has many friends and connections around there. i'm sure he must have been nostalgic for the life that he's left behind and the people he's left behind. but with regard

particularly strong through the north— particularly strong through the north sea and the north coast of norfolkd there will be the — some fair weather cloud and there will be the odd shower dotted around but it will— will be the odd shower dotted around but it will be a windy day and some of the _ but it will be a windy day and some of the showers are across the highlands to six or 700 metres and could _ highlands to six or 700 metres and could prove — highlands to six or 700 metres and could prove to be wintry. temperatures tomorrow between nine or 13 and _ temperatures tomorrow between nine or 13 and i4— temperatures tomorrow between nine or 13 and 14 degrees but when you add on _ or 13 and 14 degrees but when you add on the — or 13 and 14 degrees but when you add on the wind—chill, it will feel colder than that. so into the weekend _ colder than that. so into the weekend we have this ridge of high pressure _ weekend we have this ridge of high pressure building and a weather front— pressure building and a weather front in— pressure building and a weather front in the north will produce rain a

to discuss this is james whale, the conservative mp for nonh whale, the conservative mp for north west norfolke, still with my panel of gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson and the former political editor of the sun, trevor kavanagh. let's start with you, james wild . i start with you, james wild. i thought that was a bit frisky. so james cleverly launched his campaign earlier on today and he was straight out of the bat off the back of a speech by yvette cooper that was meant to be sombre, earnest in its tone about the riots and what we learned from them. cleverly fired straight back and brought in the black lives matter, taking the knee moment and also hit out at keir starmer and for good measures, london mayor sadiq khan for being silent on the two deaths at notting hill. what do you make of that exchange? >> well, he clearly had his weetabix this morning. i think we want to see the police act without fear or favour when they're policing any of these protests or disruption. we want to see politicians equally condemning lawlessness . wherever condemning lawlessness. wherever the

in north norfolk, six public toilets are to be sold or closed.hout additional government support, we're going to need to look at making some really difficult decisions. the cost of homelessness is forcing other councils to make cuts, too. in north norfolk, six public toilets are to be sold or closed. in east london, a number of libraries are set to close. last year, councils in england spent £1 billion of their own money on temporary accommodation. councils have a legal obligation to house the people that they are paying for, but the government doesn't fully reimburse their costs. and as demand for temporary accommodation has increased, so some councils are having to cut services to make ends meet. in manchester, the council are converting this former children's centre into temporary accommodation. one of many efforts to control spiralling costs. they welcomed the government's plans to end no fault evictions, but are currently using their reserves to help pay their homelessness costs. as budgets in local authorities have gone down, and as homeles

that is going to clear away. 1 or 2 showers just grazing into nonh or 2 showers just grazing into north norfolkn scotland, but most places set fair dry, with lengthy spells of sunshine clouding over a little bit across northern ireland and western scotland. late in the day, temperatures stumbling up into the low to mid teens, so still chilly for the time of yeah still chilly for the time of year. but as i mentioned, out of the breeze with a bit of sunshine doesn't feel too bad through this afternoon. a little bit warmer than the past couple of days. it will cloud over in the far north—west, some rain trickling towards the western isles for the evening rush hour. same goes for the northwest of northern ireland. some patchy rain edging in here as things slowly cloud over. but for most of southern scotland, england and wales it'll be a fine end to the day. temperatures, though, starting to dip away pretty sharply through this evening and again, it's going to be quite a cool night across england and wales, although it won't be as for cold scotland and northern ireland compared to the night just gon

that's going to break up a little bit, but parts of lincolnshire down into the east midlands, north norfolker day. quite warm as well , day. quite warm as well, temperatures up to maybe 25 in the capital, perhaps even a little higher. most places in the sunshine over 20 celsius through this evening. we'll continue to have the fine conditions, but we'll continue to have a bit of a breeze blowing across the south, and this cloud will start to push back inland across these eastern counties of england. so for some here it will stay grey all day. a bit of haar on the east coast of scotland, but northern ireland and much of the rest of scotland dry, fine and sunny, well into the evening. we are going to start to see a change through the night and more particularly tomorrow. the cloud is going to thicken up across these eastern areas and actually get thick enough, maybe to produce a little bit of drizzle here and there , especially on here and there, especially on the coasts and hills. it will be another pretty mild night where it stays cloudy, but with clear skies across western scotland. norther

that's going to break up a little bit, but parts of lincolnshire down into the east midlands, north norfolkn the day. a bit of mist elsewhere on eastern coast, but for most it's a fine, sunny september day. quite warm as well. temperatures up to maybe 25 in the capital, perhaps even a little higher. most places in the sunshine over 20 celsius. through this evening, we'll continue to have the fine conditions, but we'll continue to have a bit of a breeze blowing across the south, and this cloud will start to push back inland across these eastern counties of england. so for some here it will stay grey all day. a bit of haar on the east coast of scotland, but northern ireland and much of the rest of scotland dry, fine and sunny . scotland dry, fine and sunny. well into the evening. we are going to start to see a change through the night and more particularly tomorrow. the cloud is going to thicken up across these eastern areas and actually get thick enough, maybe to produce a little bit of drizzle here and there, especially on the coasts and hills . it will be the coasts and hills. it will be a

that's james wilde there, the conservative mp for north west norfolk backing tom tugendhat. again.on the first round of voting. now with me now is the final spokesperson i suppose mp supporter for the for the in leadership campaign. we've spoken to yet it's the nigel huddleston forgive me . nigel huddleston forgive me. nigel huddleston forgive me. nigel huddleston, the mp for droitwich and evesham speaking for kemi badenoch. nigel, thank you for joining for kemi badenoch. nigel, thank you forjoining us again. so it's been a long day with lots of different guests . yes. that of different guests. yes. that was that was what threw me. thank you for joining was that was what threw me. thank you forjoining us again, thank you for joining us again, kevin. kevin badenoch, she gained six. she she gained the most since the first round of voting. has she got momentum finally. she has . finally. she has. >> i mean, this is definitely momentum. and i think it's dripping wet. >> i think in the terminology you you commented on a minute ago. >> but i think kemi can can bnng >> but i think kemi ca

the odd shower . 1 or 2 showers into odd shower. 1 or 2 showers into north norfolk to start the day foroo, but maybe a bright start across the borders. cloud and some outbreaks of showery rain across the bulk of scotland that will continue. so rain on and off over western scotland. but i suspect much of the east of scotland will brighten up a little through the day, with maybe a bit of brightness. the winds not as strong tomorrow as well, so with these lengthy spells of sunshine across england and wales, although we start pretty cold and temperatures by the afternoon will still be a touch below average for the time of year, it'll probably feel a little bit warmer. certainly feeling a bit warmer. certainly feeling a bit warmer than today. generally 11 or 12 in scotland further south and we might squeak up to 15 celsius. and then on sunday, again, a chilly start, but a dry start for most. and many northern and eastern parts will stay that way . but down to the stay that way. but down to the south and west, rain will be marching in and winds. we have a met office yellow warning in place fo

lord robert fellowes, in uncle, lord robert fellowes, in nonh uncle, lord robert fellowes, in north norfolkre coming back here in mid—summer, when the english countryside looks glorious and when he has many , many friends and knows the many, many friends and knows the area around sandringham , perhaps area around sandringham, perhaps that sort of tugged at his heartstrings. and he realised what he's lost. >> well, the sceptics amongst us might perhaps suggest that his paperback version of spare is coming out. he's decided that he's not going to update it in any sort of way, because sometimes they do, don't they? and put other stuff in that wasn't in the hardback, and that's coming out in, what, three weeks or so. some might say that he's actually doing that to talking about this just to make himself more relevant so he can sell more books. >> yeah, i think the contract obviously included a paperback edition, but he hasn't he hasn't added new chapters and he hasn't written a preface or an afterword to increase and renew the anguish which has caused his family by these revelations and very cr

so on north norfolk coast and also on their anmer hall estate for sandringham estate as well . estate as well. so in the end, it was all about nature and the princess really keen to get across how she found sanctuary in the natural world. and of course, spending time with her closest family as well, not taking each day as it comes and not taking anything for granted. >> they are rather beautiful, aren't they? as a family picture perfect. >> it's so lovely to see the sort of family time , even though sort of family time, even though we haven't been able to see her for the country. she's there for her family and that's really important. >> thank you cameron cameron walker, our royal correspondent. now we've got lots more coming up on today's show. david lammy on foreign secretary and antony blinken, the us secretary of state, are currently in a bilateral before a press conference there you go. setting up there at the foreign office in central london. just how testy could this press conference be? been a bit of a conflict over arms >> good afternoon britain. it is 47 minutes past

that's going to kick to the north, virginia beach and norfolk later this afternoon. we could see isolated tornadoes. we have one tornado warning to the north of greensboro. tornado warnings have been dropped by the wilmington area. we have to watch this line throughout the day. the storm is slowly weakening, ana, but it's still causing just a ton of problems. the water issues in north carolina are historic. water is higher and running faster than they have ever seen in that area. >> and water is often the biggest threat when it comes to life threatening conditions and hurricanes. bill karins, thank you. >>> and joining us now is keith turrey, the acting director for the fema. this was the strongest storm to hit florida's big bend region. do you have a sense of the damage yet, and just how widespread it will be? >> yeah, obviously a very significant storm, and i think we're seeing and expecting there to be significant damage throughout florida in the big bend region, and even going around to the western coast of florida. such a large storm, large wind field is going to

newsreels shot by the old family newsreels shot by the late queen with her young family on the norfolk north norfolke intimate family moments of course, the princess of wales values her privacy, but i think she wanted to give an insight into her world over the last few months, what she has been doing, the important things, spending time with her family and focused on her recovery in the sanctuary of nature. >> okay cameron, thanks very much indeed. thanks, cameron . much indeed. thanks, cameron. >> all right. we're joined now by shadow secretary of for state work and pensions. mel stride. good morning, mel stride . thanks good morning, mel stride. thanks for joining us. lots on your plate today, not least the leadership votes later on. but first of all, the votes on labour scrapping the winter fuel allowance. how will you and your party be voting today ? party be voting today? >> well, we'll be voting firmly against it. it is our motion that we brought to the floor of the house of commons, and i will be leading that debate, and the reason for that is quite simple is that this is a measure that is th

because the threat not only stays for those states, but also even expands farther north into portions of virginia. so norfolk all the way down to charleston, looking at the potential for tornadoes and damaging winds as we go through the day today, the damaging winds, not to mention just the wins and cells from some of the other areas and maybe trees coming down we already have two-and-a-half million people without power. kasie, we could see that number continued to tick up as we go through the day today all right. >> allison chinchar for us this morning. allison, thank you very much. we'll be checking in with you throughout the morning. let's go now to this story though, hopes for a 21 day ceasefire between israel and hezbollah fading this morning, just 48 hours ago, the u.s. and its allies to believe an agreement to pause the fighting along the israel-lebanon border was imminent. but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu upended those hopes schumer, my policy, our policy is clear. >> we continue to hit hezbollah with all our might. we will not stop until we achieve all our goals. the most important bein

north. we're going to continue to be watching for this specific area, from charleston to norfolk for some of those fast-moving and r rain-wrapped tornados. the winds have been impressive, t too. now as it's weakening, still dealing with tropical storm force at the very least, if not hurricane-force winds across parts of georgia. this will be something that likely will continue to knock out power as the system works its way to the north. as far as the rain is concerned, it's been impressive already. out ahead of it. and, as it moves more of that big batch of moisture across the region, we'll likely see more of that flooding happening. we've already had multiple reports of multiple inches of rain. >> angie, thank you. we'll check back with you in a bit. >>> now to the campaign trail where immigration will be in the spotlight. vice president kamala harris is heading arizona where she is heading to the border. brie jackson joins us now. good morning, brie. immigration and border security have been a top platform of the trump campaign. >> reporter: a campaign aide said harris will continue to hig

monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshire, lincolnshire and down through northern areas of norfolkand south—west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wednesday, well, high pressure starts to edge down from the north, so we're all going to be seeing that dry, sunnier—feeling weather as we head through wednesday and thursday. but it's going to take a while, i think, still for that low to clear across south—east england, east anglia. still some showers here and a bit more in the way of cloud. some of the showers blowing a little further westwards at times, but lots of sunshine further north and west, some areas of cloud at times. chance of one or two isolated showers, but temperatures 15 to 17 celsius in the best of the brightness. and on thursday, it's going to be a locally chilly start to the day. a touch of frost, perhaps, in the north, a bit of mist around with those lighter winds, but for the vast majority of us, a dry day with plenty of sunshine. cloud developing here and there, and temperatures have now returned to the season

monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshire, lincolnshire and down through northern areas of norfolke sunshine out towards the west, for much of scotland, into northern ireland, western wales and south—west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wednesday, well, high pressure starts to edge down from the north, so we're all going to be seeing that dry, sunnier—feeling weather as we head through wednesday and thursday. but it's going to take a while, i think, still for that low to clear across south—east england, east anglia. still some showers here and a bit more in the way of cloud. some of the showers blowing a little further westwards at times, but lots of sunshine further north and west, some areas of cloud at times. chance of one or two isolated showers, but temperatures 15 to 17 celsius in the best of the brightness. and on thursday, it's going to be a locally chilly start to the day. a touch of frost, perhaps, in the north, a bit of mist around with those lighter winds, but for the vast majority of us, a dry day with plenty of

north as well. tornadoes likely from norfolk all the way down to charleston. we will be watching that.looding into the appalachians and parts of the mid-mississippi river valley as well because we will be looking for another six inches of rain in the next six hours. >> al, thank you. >>> meanwhile, we turn to the latest in the case against bryan kohberger, the man accused of killing four university of idaho students. he went in front of a new judge in a new courtroom yesterday. and now his trial date is once again up in the air. nbc's liz kreutz has been following the story. good morning. >> good morning to you. the big headline here is that the start date of the murder trial could get pushed back yet again. the new judge expressed concerns about having the trial over the summer, saying that that could lead to more conflicts for jurors. he suggested either moving the trial up to may or pushing it back to september. kohberger's attorneys are arguing for the latter, saying they need more time. >> this is state v kohberger. >> bryan kohberger appearing freshly shaven in a suit as he faced

monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshire, lincolnshire and down through northern areas of norfolkstarts to edge down from the north, so we're all going to be seeing that dry, sunnier—feeling weather as we head through wednesday and thursday. but it's going to take a while, i think, still for that low to clear across south—east england, east anglia. still some showers here and a bit more in the way of cloud. some of the showers blowing a little further westwards at times, but lots of sunshine further north and west, some areas of cloud at times. chance of one or two isolated showers, but temperatures 15 to 17 celsius in the best of the brightness. and on thursday, it's going to be a locally chilly start to the day. a touch of frost, perhaps, in the north, a bit of mist around with those lighter winds, but for the vast majority of us, a dry day with plenty of sunshine. cloud developing here and there, and temperatures have now returned to the seasonal average, so 1a to 17 degrees north to south. on friday, we start to see more cloud edging from the north and the west. the best of th

north east dealing with that slow commute and rain tomorrow. today the area we'll to watch for the flooding richmond, norfolk, washington, d.c.ave the potential for that. rainfall amounts anywhere from 3 to 6 inches possible. again, not hard for us to see possible flooding across this region although it will be isolated than what we saw for the carolinas. temperature-wise, 86 degrees minneapolis, 90s into the northern plains. feeling more like summer than early fall, and that's going to be the story here as we get into even tomorrow, we'll finally start to see things cooling down beyond that, jonathan. >> angie lassman, thank you very. we'll talk to you again tomorrow. >>> next up here former president trump is blaming democratic rhetoric for this latest assassination attempt. we'll take a look at trump's new remarks and what his running mate, j.d. vance, is saying as well. we'll be right back. mate, j.d. s well we'll be right back. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we gotcha, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you ge

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north of the country headquarters. nato advanced ground forces. they will be directly subordinate to the headquarters in norfolkthe east coast of the united states. in addition, nato spy planes fly out on combat missions to border areas almost every day. this morning , an american booing rever joint rc was circling near russian airspace near the barinsky sea. as part of the exercises that nato is conducting in the northern seas. at that at the same time, on the territory of latvia at an altitude of 1300 m was. pilot penguin. training with allies for the war with russia does not stop. at the hohenfils military training ground in germany. american instructors conduct exercises for their european colleagues. representatives of ten countries participate, the largest delegation - 400 people from great britain. these are helicopter pilots on wild cats, as they call reconnaissance helicopters, which have to work in conditions as close to combat as possible. interaction with american apache helicopters. british cats illuminate targets with a laser. americans, indians, launch a missile strike. royal helicopter pilots pl

moon, we still see flood pictures, ariels from north carolina, the storm has reemerged and is stuck off the coast, the mid-atlantic from virginia in norfolkup through new jersey, los angeles, connecticut, coastal flood alerts because we will keep pushing water from the low towards it, look at how little it moves, through tomorrow, nantucket, we are still dealing with this, rhode island, rain and gusty winds upwards of 15-20 miles an hour. there's a new storm, things are slowly trying to move, this is big hail, minn des moines, down to kansas city, that's later today, local weather in 30 seconds! ♪ ♪ regards >> rebecca: coming up, looking at the growing backlash over stores locking up so many products behind glass. we have the key. marshalls buyers are detail obsessed perfectionists. who take quality very seriously. and go to the ends of the earth to hustle the best of the best for you. yes! we get the deals, you get the good stuff. marshalls. (restaurant noise) allison! (restaurant noise) ♪ [announcer] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat p

from an essex, suffolk, norfolk, lincolnshire, yorkshire and the national grid have come up with a budget which they consider to be able to fast track offshore wind from the north but nothing's been much spent on that 50 billion so far. so you end up with a situation well , you end up with a situation well, let's assume that ed miliband achieves his volume target for renewables and all that quadrupling of offshore wind , quadrupling of offshore wind, tripling of solar power and doubung tripling of solar power and doubling of offshore onshore wind is achieved. you still might not be able to get it transmitted. so there's a gap. there's a problem with that. and that's that's a cost. somebody's got to fund that cost. and the other problem is market balancing. as we said, these are intermittent supplies. yeah there's two two issues. the import costs of electricity can be very high. and the other cost is particularly if you can't transmit the power, you've got a constraint problem. you still have to pay the developers . now have to pay the developers. now in 2021 that cost was 400 million. grid are estimating that that could be 2.5 billion by 20 2526. >> if you're s

north of virginia, it's much more blue. as you go south it starts to get purple. as you go more south and west of becomes red. and you have the centers like norfolkother areas like that on the coast that are very blue. so was just an interesting statement. really, virginia is very independent. if you come up with an economic message and you can see what you're saying, they're not crazy, virginia tends to lean to the same. and i think you will see that as this happens. i still think virginia wins by four or five points, alex. i just don't see where virginia goes red. again, you've got to fight for every vote. you can't take anything for granted. virginia is a very unique state, a very unique commonwealth. you still need to go in the campaign really, really hard because they look for a cogent message on the economic side. based on the economy we have here and the huge military presence we have and the contracting presence we have. that's what you -- virginians look for. i love it here. >> i will look forward to seeing you again soon. thank you so much. >>> remember when donald trump asked a georgia election official to find more than 11,000 votes b