on wednesday, itjust wouldn't stop raining across parts of northeast scotland.s of aberdeenshire, we had over 70mm of rain in places — that's over a month's worth of rain. as well as the wet weather, it was also quite windy and cold. northeast scotland nowjoins parts of southern england and the midlands in places of the uk that already had well over a month's worth of rain so far this month, and we're onlyjust past the first week, of course. it continues to rain across northeast scotland, as well, with our area of low pressure slow—moving out in the north sea, it continues to be wet here. but we do have another weather front bringing some rain across northern ireland, northern england and over the next few hours thatjust sinks a bit further southwards. so, heading into the first part of thursday morning, you might find a few patches of rain arrive across north wales and the north midlands. it's going to be a mild start to the day, though, on thursday, at least — temperatures 11—14 degrees. quite varied weather conditions from place to place on thursday. the low

on wednesday, itjust wouldn't stop raining across parts of northeast scotland.rain in places — that's over a month's worth of rain. as well as the wet weather, it was also quite windy and cold. northeast scotland nowjoins parts of southern england and the midlands in places of the uk that already had well over a month's worth of rain so far this month — and we're onlyjust past the first week, of course. it continues to rain across northeast scotland, as well, with our area of low pressure, slow—moving out in the north sea, it continues to be wet here. but we do have another weather front bringing some rain across northern ireland, northern england and over the next few hours thatjust sinks a bit further southwards. so heading into the first part of thursday morning, you might find a few patches of rain arrive across north wales and the north midlands. it'll be a mild start to the day, though, on thursday, at least — temperatures 11—14 celsius. quite varied weather conditions from place to place on thursday. the low pressure continues to feed rain into northeast

the tornadoes touching down here in the northeast.nado watches and warnings across multiple states, right now through midnight. >>> also, in new york city, the nypd recruit dying. authorities pointing to excessive heat. >>> also tonight, the breaking news involving president biden. what former house speaker nancy pelosi said today that immediately sent shockwaves through washington. and now, george clooney's plea to the president tonight. >>> first, multiple tornadoes in the northeast, and the tornado watch just extended as we come on the air tonight. multiple states now through midnight. parts of new york, pennsylvania, right into new england. also, the tornado warnings near syracuse. severe storms on the move right now. and in new york city tonight, that police recruit dying in a training facility, collapsing. authorities now pointing to the dangerous heat. and tonight, philadelphia issuing excessive heat warnings, feel-like readings above 100. lee goldberg standing by with the forecast for these severe storms ahead tonight. >>> we

all the way up to the great lakes and across into the northeast. we'll take you through the forecast, the timing of this. the rain and winds ahead for millions of americans. and abc's victor owen doe oquend us off tonight from houston. >> reporter: tonight, millions of families and businesses are without power, as south texas takes a direct and deadly hit from hurricane beryl. beryl, fueled by the abnormally warm waters of the gulf of mexico, slamming ashore around 4:00 a.m. southwest of houston as a category 1 hurricane, with sustained winds over 80 miles an hour and feet of storm surge. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: accuweather's aaron jayjack right there as beryl came ashore. >> just north of the coast, power's been knocked out here in sargent, texas. absolutely the strongest winds yet right now. out. >> reporter: transformers exploding like fireworks in jamaica beach as beryl barrelled inland toward galveston. hurricane beryl made landfall two hours ago in matagorda, texas. that's south of where we are in galveston, now in the dirty side of the stor

on wednesday, itjust wouldn't stop raining across parts of northeast scotland.r a month's worth of rain. as well as the wet weather, it was also quite windy and cold. northeast scotland nowjoins parts of southern england and the midlands in places of the uk that already had well over a month's worth of rain so far this month, and we're onlyjust past the first week, of course. it continues to rain across northeast scotland, as well, with our area of low pressure, slow—moving out in the north sea, it continues to be wet here. but we do have another weather front bringing some rain across northern ireland, northern england and over the next few hours thatjust sinks a bit further southwards. so, heading into the first part of thursday morning, you might find a few patches of rain arrive across north wales and the north midlands. it's going to be a mild start to the day, though, on thursday, at least — temperatures 11—14 degrees. quite varied weather conditions from place to place on thursday. the low pressure continues to feed rain into northeast scotland — the rain

on wednesday, itjust wouldn't stop raining across parts of northeast scotland.hat's over a month's worth of rain. as well as the wet weather, it was also quite windy and cold. northeast scotland nowjoins parts of southern england and the midlands in places of the uk that already had well over a month's worth of rain so far this month — and we're onlyjust past the first week, of course. it continues to rain across northeast scotland, as well, with our area of low pressure, slow—moving out in the north sea, it continues to be wet here. but we do have another weather front bringing some rain across northern ireland, northern england and over the next few hours thatjust sinks a bit further southwards. so heading into the first part of thursday morning, you might find a few patches of rain arrive across north wales and the north midlands. it'll be a mild start to the day, though, on thursday, at least — temperatures 11—14 celsius. quite varied weather conditions from place to place on thursday. the low pressure continues to feed rain into northeast scotland — the rai

rain and wind all the way up to detroit, then into the northeast. also breaking tonight, president biden defiant, saying he's staying in. and reports a parkinson's specialist has visited the white house eight times in eight months. and the harrowing moments onboard a united flight. passengers told to brace. >>> first tonight, hurricane warnings and watches in effect right now, as hurricane beryl makes landfall in texas. up to nine inches of rain, wind gusts topping 90 miles per hour. tonight, the death toll rising, at least three people killed, including a 73-year-old grandmother, when a tree came down on her home. water rescues underway. multiple confirmed tornadoes tonight. the system bringing heavy rain and winds all the way up to detroit, then over into the northeast. >>> also tonight, president biden insisting, quote, i am not going anywhere. the president now daring democrats who doubt him to challenge him at the convention. and tonight, the white house now pressed about a parkinson's expert who visited the white house eight times, including o

on wednesday, itjust wouldn't stop raining across parts of northeast scotland.rain. as well as the wet weather, it was also quite windy and cold. northeast scotland nowjoins parts of southern england and the midlands in places of the uk that already had well over a month's worth of rain so far this month, and we're onlyjust past the first week, of course. it continues to rain across northeast scotland, as well, with our area of low pressure slow—moving out in the north sea, it continues to be wet here. but we do have another weather front bringing some rain across northern ireland, northern england and over the next few hours thatjust sinks a bit further southwards. so, heading into the first part of thursday morning, you might find a few patches of rain arrive across north wales and the north midlands. it's going to be a mild start to the day, though, on thursday, at least — temperatures 11—14 degrees. quite varied weather conditions from place to place on thursday. the low pressure continues to feed rain into northeast scotland — the rain, though, turning ligh

on wednesday, itjust wouldn't stop raining across parts of northeast scotland.. as well as the wet weather, it was also quite windy and cold. northeast scotland nowjoins parts of southern england and the midlands in places of the uk that already had well over a month's worth of rain so far this month, and we're onlyjust past the first week, of course. it continues to rain across northeast scotland, as well, with our area of low pressure slow—moving out in the north sea, it continues to be wet here. but we do have another weather front bringing some rain across northern ireland, northern england and over the next few hours thatjust sinks a bit further southwards. so, heading into the first part of thursday morning, you might find a few patches of rain arrive across north wales and the north midlands. it's going to be a mild start to the day, though, on thursday, at least — temperatures 11—14 degrees. quite varied weather conditions from place to place on thursday. the low pressure continues to feed rain into northeast scotland — the rain, though, turning lighter

and northeast england that scotland and northeast england that we will have some general outbreaks of rain developing. otherwise quite a lot of dry weather on saturday, just a few brief showers. sunday mostly fine with temperatures high teens or low 20s. bye for now. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. you're watching the context on bbc news. more pressure on joe more pressure onjoe biden as a house the nato summit. george clooney says he should step aside. so as president biden attends the nato summit — the calls for him to step aside in this year's presidential race are growing ever louder — and closer to the president himself. just a few weeks ago hollywood actor george clooney george clooney says he should step aside. was withjoe biden, trying to drum up money in a big celebrity fundraiser for the president. but today, in a scathing opinion piece for the new york times newspaper, he's called on mr biden to step aside. he wrote... but it's notjust celebrities who want a new candidate — senior members ofjoe biden's own party are now saying he should consider his position, including ally

." >>> the storms in the northeast. the flood watches in philadelphia, new york, and boston. >>> first this dramatic turn moments ago in the alec baldwin trial, the judge dismissing the conveys. baldwin in tears, the courtroom stunned. the dramatic turn late today. >>> the american airlines flight evacuated moments before taking off. >> got a mayday, mayday, mayday. >> smoke filling the cabin. passengers screaming "fire." >>> also at this hour, president biden in the key battleground of michigan. what he just told voters there, and we just learned nearly 23 million americans watched his live, unscripted news conference with national polls now showing biden and trump essentially tied. >>> tonight in the northeast, the flood watches. philadelphia to new york to boston. and then dangerous heat moving into the northeast. lee gold berg with the forecast. >>> here in new york city tonight, police hunting for a group of suspected thieves targeting diners, they say, many of them eating outside at high-end restaurants or just le

heavy rain and winds sweeping across the midwest into the northeast. and the video just in of a tornado on the ground. the heat alerts from washington, d.c. to philadelphia, new york city to boston, as millions tonight in the south are without power after the hurricane amid life-threatening heat. ginger with the latest forecast. >>> that air scare. the very close call over the syracuse airport. a delta flight and an american airlines regional flight. authorities say at one point, the pilots were so close they could not see the other plane. >>> also, news tonight, a suspect was shot during an attempted carjacking right near the home of supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. >>> the college death under investigation tonight. the hazing investigation following the death of a missing student at dartmouth. his body found in a river with underwater cameras, just 65 feet from shore. >>> the dramatic rescue of multiple boaters, after crashing at high speed, right into a bridge. >>> and tonight, take a look. the newest residents of the san diego zoo. the giant

it is cool only in the northeast, in norelsk and khatanga no higher than 15.ven in yamal it is 25:30, in you up to 35. in the urals the weather is close to ideal, a lot of sun, about 25° during the day. and in the european part the solar anticyclone is still strong, but there are two fronts, one. the center goes to the northeast, and the other approaches from the west. rain and thunderstorms will begin in the kaliningrad region, and by evening they will reach pskov. they will burst into the center on thursday.

it lit up again over the sierra, northeast california, northern sacramento valley. probably see a repeat performance today tuesday sunshine. though not too much fog. there's some there. but we had more yesterday. more sun today. it'll still be nice. we're looking at 60s, 70s and 80s. all right. sal is here and hopefully things are quiet. but you never know. let's ask him. >> yeah, we do have a truck accident, steve. northbound 680 at livorno road. and this one is a jackknife rig. it's blocking all the northbound lanes of 680. and you can see traffic is now backing up from as far back as stone valley road, which is a significant backup. chp tells us it's going to be out there for at least a couple of more hours. so this is going to be a problem for you if you're driving from anywhere. san ramon, danville, trying to get up to walnut creek south down 680 is not affected. but northbound 680 is. and we're going to keep an eye on this. also looking at the bay bridge triple a traffic camera, you will see the traffic is moving along okay. if you are driving there no problem

party, a new plan to delay his virtual nomination, state of emergency, the deadly storms hitting the northeaste destruction in upstate new york after tornadoes and flooding in the midwest. >> what to expect today caught on camera, the dramatic efforts to rescue a girl buried deep in the sand at a popular beach. a big move by elon musk, the billionaire saying he's moving his company's x and spacex out of california, blaming in part a new gender identity law and later the new survey results on facial hair. >> what a beard reveals about a man's long term priorities. >> from abc news. this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> happy wednesday i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with new details overnight about the assassination attempt against former president trump. >> we're learning new information about how the shooter got onto the roof, climbing over an air conditioning unit next to the building. we're also learning that the secret service had already boosted trump's security before the rally. >> meanwhile, trump, at the second night of the republican natio

he grew up here in northeast ohio. i'm just not that far from where john is, down at the marble room there. and i think i maybe would like to head there when this is over tonight to get one of those old fashions that looks pretty good, but he was he was born and raised here in northeast ohio. you know, never really called himself an abolitionist, but he was very, very much anti slavery, as was was pretty common here in northeast ohio. so went to school, got a very good education, was an academic as i said. and then when the civil war came along, decided he needed to do his part, joined union army, served in the army for about two and a half years. and then while he serving in the army was elected to congress and then went to the house of representatives in late 1863, while the war was still going on and stayed there until 1880, when he was elected president. so tell us about what garfield's opinion and his stances were on slavery as he entered the civil war. and tell us a little bit more his civil war service. sure. so

so quite and northeast england.e a wet night to come here for the south. we'll have some clearer spells that could allow temperatures in rural spots to dip down to single figures onto sunday's weather, and some for many dry and bright spots. we will still have this zone of cloud and some outbreaks of rain across southeast scotland and parts of northern england, particularly to the east of the pennines. elsewhere though, many places will be dry and fine, not as many showers around . and even as many showers around. and even in this wetter zone that rain may be easing off a little bit dunng may be easing off a little bit during tomorrow afternoon. sunny spells again for western scotland and largely fine in the south, and a touch warmer for many tomorrow. temperatures 22 or 23. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> 22 it's july. >> 22 it's july. >> i think that's good enough . >> i think that's good enough. >> i think that's good enough. >> no, i do not. >> oh i s

northeast england that we will have some general outbreaks of rain developing.

the big batch of moisture is going to work its way to the northeast. we've got alerts for people in maine to new york as we get through the morning hours. we'll finally start to see nicer conditions across the mid section of the country as we get through the, as we get through friday. we've got some of those showers and thunderstorms hanging out across parts of the east coast with a 2 degrees. 94 for jacksonville. thunderstorms in the forecast for tampa to orlando. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> ready for a break from the heat and the storms. >>> "early today" is back in a moment for what to expect from a key inflation report today. and costco is bulking up the price of its membership. g up th price of its membership. tic fru. with a delicious apple and blueberry-flavored fruit center and yogurt coating, each bite is infused with added probiotics, to help promote a healthy digestive system every day. plus, they're packaged in individually-wrapped pouches, for daily digestive support on the go. look for new align yogurt coa

before the completion of required safety modeling that ensures the trains are safe to run on the northeast corridor track. as such, these train sets are three years behind schedule, and 10s of millions of dollars over budget. we also remain concern about the lacked of improvements and accountability at amtrak following the record levels of funding it has received in recent years. the amtrak board of directors does not make its meetings open to the public as other federally chartered entities do. and the board has approved substantial performance bonuses, payments to amtrak executives despite significant financial losses. doesn't seem right. as the committee of jurisdiction over amtrak, we will continue to monitor these critical issues and conduct oversight to ensure that taxpayer funding is used in the most effective manner to approve service and get amtrak back on the road to profitability. thank you to our witnesses for joining us today, and i do -- i do look forward to our discussion. i now recognize ranking member of the subcommittee, ms. wilson for five minutes for an opening statemen

in addition, overall including the northeast corridor you mentioned $2.5 billion in the president's budget in addition to that and we are still in the middle or even early part of the journey of making up for the disinvestment we have inherited when it comes to amtrak's capital needs. i'm encouraged to see ridership return. the last figures i saw returning fiscal 2023 tole 7% appear 97%, pre-covid was 87%, so ridership is back and we have to prepare for the future. sen. coons: thank you for visiting the amtrak manchester shopbs. they have employed many people in delaware. i'm interested in the mechanical apprentice program and anything i can do to help you in sustaining the skilled workforce without which we can't have the passenger ralph the future. i commend you for launching that and look forward to working with you on that. chair schatz: senator collins. sen. collins: thank you very much mr. chairman and vice chair hide-smith. welcome secretary buttigieg. i want to talk about the collapse of the francis scott key bridge. because it brought to life some serious potential vulnerabilities

with alerts stretching from california to the northeast. al is tracking it all and has your full forecast. >>> breaking overnight. the white house releasing a letter from president biden's physician explaining multiple visits from a neurologist specializing in parkinson's disease after the press secretary refused to answer questions about it. >> i am not sharing confirming names from here. it is a security reason. i am not going to do that. >> what the letter reveals about the president's health as he fights to stay in the 2024 race, and the pivotal test facing mr. biden, hosting world leaders today. >>> scare in the air. a united flight forced to land without one of its tires after it fell off during takeoff. an inside look at the latest alarming incident involving one of its planes and the investigation now underway. >>> in the courtroom. alec baldwin's trial under the fatal "rust" shooting. beginning with jury selection this morning. straight ahead, what to expect in the closely watched case and the key ruling already handed down in the

and that brings the winds to us out of the northeast. that is the hot and dry direction. we could have some compression ul heating as well as the winds drop out of the sierra nevada and start to head toward us. well, there's a heat risk potential. you got it across the entire bay area and across much of the state and then there's the red flag warning that kicks in into effect at 11 o'clock. tonight that extends to the sacramento valley into parts of the north bay east bay. and even the south bay. and then there's the heat advisory that's for the bay shoreline. and even san francisco h ot. you see a lot of those on this map and that's we're going to get for the next 7 days or so. has the inland heat continues across the central valley and down into southern california into some of the other states such as arizona and nevada stormtracker. yeah, you've got definitely high pressure in control and tomorrow is the big warm-up. that's where we really start to see temperatures pop 108 degrees for concord in antioch 103 degrees in santa rosa. so our temperatures will really be som

let's go to the pristine forest surrounding some remote villages in northeast and india. a region with a sizable tribal population on indigenous communities. beth, what in danger of losing the diversity of the food systems due to high demand for just some groups, but young people from a slow food n g o helping to revise the strength. oh, uh mm hm. yeah, mm hm. by the name of your yeah, seen the key some by that ancient cause these folk song describes the close born between humanity and nature. nature johnny belongs to the 50 or so families who live here in the mountains of cheat up wednesday in northeast in the us. make on yes, date for my the song asks me to hook it like the weiss lands growing among the flower bed. so so, so to me by making them can hold him. can you come all these are garlic, china along which we eat about in ship long. this is a, was it was. and then we have bonded pals which we cultivate. we're going put them come. not the. we're going to nail fuck during the month of september and the half of get ready to have it so when i and because of it by not p

i asked him for the latest on the suicide attacks in the northeast to well, the latest, why? having these dots about that to month, it seems from the series of bombings that happened to incense a day in goes that know if these 9 to rep on the states have died. uh this morning . uh, it will take lots of people about what's to be taken to the hospital since saturday evening when the bombings have been done this morning with the visits from state officials in the hospitals deck and somebody about some of the big students have dined, summit been discharged but at least mostly less than 42 people where we did for various injuries, considering the 3 by means that we had of such a date, which happened at the wedding uh at the hostage. and i also wanted to say why really sites and events has been happening address northeast has also had the statements from presidents and condemning tax on the balance. it gets there defiance against the search and see what's the yes, no group has claimed responsibility for the tax on the bonds. okay. is there any pass and that's being identifies in th

northeast of khorasan province razavi performs with the country of afghanistan. according to amir sadegh nouri, similar to this big project has not been implemented in any of the borders of the country, and in its implementation stages, one of the best engineering forces of the islamic republic of iran army iran and the necessary equipment has been used. the polio vaccination plan was started in 23 provinces of afghanistan. about 8 million children under the age of 5 are vaccinated every year. officials and citizens asked families to vaccinate their children in order to prevent the spread of this dangerous disease. this plan continues until july 21. we are organizing campaigns to increase the immunity of children against the disease, and i am asking you , dear fellow citizens, to exempt your children through the commander of the arbain faraja camp announced a document titled "servant" for the citizens of the country. sardar brigadier general sharfi said that foreign nationals can submit their application by visiting the sponsorship offices and participate in this

and you can see that up in clear lake, right coming from the northeast down in calistoga. that's where we're looking out for the other fire and 107, right now. just watching these temperatures go up so quickly. wind out of the south here right now. so that is also, again, a little bit helpful. but it's good to see these numbers are at least below 10 miles per hour. so that should help the firefighters out. this is not helping them, which is relative humidity levels which believe it or not, our little bit better. that probably has something to do with that wind. that was kind of coming from the south southwest, as opposed to the north-northeast now are up to 18% calistoga. we were down in single digits. that's actually a little bit of improvement. but you can see where that northerly wind is right. if we kind of take a look there. but take a look at atlas peak coming from the northeast that drives those drier conditions. so we are under red flag warning and it is it been extended unfortunately. so now through 05:00am friday, solano county, you're through 08:00pm on wednesda

we're expecting a bit wet up in the northeast. we're expecting wet in scotland as well. there might be a bit of an appearance of this old thing. >> remember that the sun haven't seen it for a while. might be appearing this afternoon. alex burkill has a more technical forecast for you. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> morning time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. for many of us, it's a drier day today, but one major exception to that will be northeast scotland, where the rain set in overnight and will continue throughout . and will continue throughout. today we have a met office yellow warning in place for the rain to come over parts of southwest scotland and northern ireland for a good chunk of england and wales, though it is largely dry. a few showers for wales and northwest england. any showers in the south pretty well scattered. we should see some bright or even sunny spells coming through here, which may lift temperatures up to 22 or 23 further north. we are some ten degrees lower, a cool and v

it started northeast of chico in butte county and has spread into tehama county as well.abc seven news reporter tim johns is here. he spoke with several bay area fire crews. tim, who have headed north to try to help out. >> yeah. dan, now, one thing that's important to remember is that this fire is burning near the same spot where the camp fire burned back in 2018. that, of course, was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california history. so those bad memories are still alive for so many of the people who live in this area. new video friday showing the devastation caused by the park fire. the fire has exploded in size since beginning wednesday and is burning just outside chico, not far from where the campfire burned just six years ago. the new blaze bringing back old fears from that time for local residents, many of whom are still recovering. >> we got our home and we've been working on it a lot lately, fixing it up and it's just we're at the verge of maybe losing all that. >> with containment still hovering near 0%, several fire departments here in the bay a

no humidity in the northeast, we'll have a great weekend.gulf coast and southwest and portions of the upper midwest. we have stationary front bringing moisture from gulf of mexico, we have flooding advisories for houston, flood alerts up to lufkin and port arthur. scattered showers for northeast and we'll potentially see flooding risk for gulf coast up to southeast. holy molly for northeast, lawrence, it is going to be amazing. >> lawrence: that is what we like to hear, don't mess up my vacation, i want a nice vacation. thanks. i'll tell you off air where i'm going. country singer kameron marlowe is about to rock the summer concert series. first, i'll thick in with dp, dana perino, for what is coming up. >> dana: i love you are learning about country music, does my heart good. here is news, obama joins chat, he and michele endorse kamala harris and harris gets on tiktok. the latest polls after big week of political news. family of an american hostage held by hamas is here to explain what they are going through and how we can help them. and r

nigerfor it is one of the worst in northeast niger for years. it is one of the worst in northeast nigerforergency landing in brazil after it was hit by severe turbulence that injured 30 people, the boeing 787 dreamliner was flying from madrid to montevideo and hit turbulence over the atlantic ocean near the brazilian coast. 0cean near the brazilian coast. the authorities injapan have imposed restrictions on the number of tourists allowed to climb the country �*s most famous volcano mount fuji. from today only 4000 people a day will be allowed to use the popular trail and they will each be charged $13 to do so. last summer close to quarter of a million people climbed mount fuji leading to congested paths littered with rubbish. i am kyle essman in washington. we will hand over to our colleagues in london. plenty more on the day developments and all our top stories. stay with us, right here, on bbc news. hello there. not much change to the weather as we move into tuesday. in fact, the upcoming week will remain pretty unsettled, i think, with low pressure always nearby. it will be breezy, even

while the northeast is stormy, the south is steamy. the southern half of the country settling into a stretch of scorching heat through the fourth of july. triple digit heat indices for houston, tulsa, new orleans. now to the tropics. beryl the big story, the earliest category 4 hurricane on record in the atlantic. and unprecedented to see a storm this strong this early in the season. beryl barreling toward the windward islands. before continuing through the caribbean. this is just the second named storm of the season. with water temps closer to september's averages, no surprise we're off to a hot start with several more areas to watch in the atlantic basin. rachel. >> rachel: storms in the northeast, the heat in the south, thank you. >>> we turn to the news just coming in. the department of justice is set to offer boeing a plea deal, allowing it to plead guilty and avoid a trial over allegations it misled the faa during its evaluation of the boeing 737 max. the 737 max was involved in two fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019. families of the

no, that's going to feed us wayne friday into staff day, riding up towards the northeast of china and north caressing some heavy right south of that. it's going to be pretty sure, but it's going to be pretty nasty day there because moving past the south korea for the i celsius, the install by the end of the day, 35 celsius theft, take care. so lots of hot sunshine around here, and hot sunshine continuing across southern china sunshine and chavez, as per usual across a good part of south east asia as a live, the shower is just running it across the gulf of pod and into a in the charter. scattering the showers the across much of the region that it good scattering the showers longest. both of right across a good pop of india of them on so now has encompass old pops up in the us and what to whether just not to feed into northern areas of focused on temperatures into the mit is up towards the daily ad also into the hole and that right, really stretching in for the other planes of israel's war on gossip be coming a forever across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine

let's head to the northeast and newcastle — and again, this is a watch party.re talking to our correspondent who is there again, calm before some goals, may be or not at the moment, it is 0—0. let's head to brixton — this is the box in brixton, which has been the scene of a lot of celebrations. joe inwood is there, he is our lucky mascot here on bbc news because whenever he has been at that watching party in brixton, england have always survived, got through — he was there at the moment that they scored in the semifinal and enjoyed that moment. so there they all are, looking intently at the screen. that's joe we are focusing looking intently at the screen. that'sjoe we are focusing in on there, he's there watching. nowjoe is a massive england fan — she's having a beer by the looks of it, i don't know if you're supposed to drink when you're on duty. butjoe is one of the biggest england fans we have in the office, and as you can see, he's basically a fan. he always volunteers to go and cover these games because he's being paid to watch the game. as you can see, h

and in japan , due to river floods, 2,000 residents of the northeast of the country were evacuated, disaster strikes are also expected in the southeast of china, and a typhoon is approaching from taiwan. and also a garden bed for everyone. in kazan, you can now plant your own vegetable garden right in the city park, how it works new project. this is the program today, in the edmundalls studio. killed by shell fragments while returning home, killed in a car as a result of a shell being dropped from a drone, killed while walking during an attack, all these are dry lines with the causes of death from a list that is constantly updated, it contains hundreds of names of children who will never laugh, they will not go to college, they will not start a family, they are all victims of ukrainian attacks on peaceful cities, donetsk, lugansk, gurlovka, shibeki on belgorod, exactly 10 years ago. july 7, 2014 donbass was shocked by the news of the shelling of gorlovka; that day would later be called bloody sunday. midsummer, heat, sleepy streets, parents and grandparents walking with their children in the