is going to be, and it's going to be a much warmer day across northeast england.inging some cooler weather into northwest england and north wales as well. sunday, while a cold front will have moved across most of the uk bringing cloudy weather across england wales again, what that cold front is going to do, well, it's going to introduce cooler and fresher air. so sunday, temperature—wise, temperatures not quite as high, still, though, managing to reach double figures for most of us. what about next week? well, of the area of high—pressure bringing the settled weather is going to continue to influence our weather, but it will probably gradually turn a little more unsettled across the northwest. this is bbc news, the headlines... a third wave of coronavirus infections is starting to sweep across the european union. new lockdown measures have come into force in poland and across large parts of france including around the capital paris. switzerland is among other countries extending their restrictions. european leaders have shown support for the astrazeneca jab. the f

it wasn't like that everywhere, northeast england had a really chilly day on saturday, just 6 degreesrday, we have the winds coming in from the northeast. it's all down to the wind direction, you see. these northeasterly winds brought those low temperature to eastern england because they were travelling over these really cold seas. the temperature in the waterjust six sent celsius at the moment. at the winds today are changing direction and a big way. they are coming in from a northwesterly direction, hence that big jump upwards in temperatures widely across eastern areas of england. now, here is the weather picture for the next few hours. cloud crossing linnane indwells them a few gaps in the cloud for scotland, slowly filtering into parts of northern england. on account of the cloudy skies, it's not cold, temperatures rum 6—7 celsius. unto saturday then, this weather front is going to go nowhere fast, staying across central england and wales all day. another cold front will push into the far north of the uk bringing rain to northern scotland late in the day. could be an odd patch of

but central southern scotland and northeast england, that is where the best of the sunshine will be.c news. i'm mark lobel with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. europe braces for a third wave of coronavirus infections with fresh lockdowns in france and poland. president biden visits atlanta after the murder of eight people this week, he calls for unity and an end to violence against asian americans. tanzania swears in its first female president after the death ofjohn magufuli on wednesday. hot lava lights up the night sky as a volcano erupts near the icelandic capital reykjavic.

but through the day, we will start to see some cloud break, some sunshine, eastern sctoland, northeast englandaks of rain. so a little bit cooler here because of the wind, but where we have the sunshine for eastern scotland, northeast england, we could see 13—14 celsius, but for most, 10—12 celsius. 0n into sunday, our area of high pressure's still with us, so winds for most will be light away from the north and east, a bit of an onshore breeze here, and then signs of the cloud tending to break up more on sunday. so we could see increasing amounts of sunny spells here and there, but some areas may stay grey all day. again, those temperatures 10—12 celsius, maybe 13 celsius in any brighter spots, but chillier along north sea coast. then into next week, our area of high pressure eventually breaks down and moves towards the near continent and allows weather fronts to move in from the atlantic, starting to pick up more of a west—south—westerly airflow, so it begins to turn more unsettled. so a generally fine, settled, benign week, rather cloudy, before it starts to turn more unsettled by the end o

but through the day, we will start to see some cloud break, some sunshine, eastern sctoland, northeast englandinds here and outbreaks of rain. so a little bit cooler here because of the wind, but where we have the sunshine for eastern scotland, northeast england, we could see 13—14 celsius, but for most, 10—12 celsius. on into sunday, our area of high pressure's still with us, so winds for most will be light away from the north and east, a bit of an onshore breeze here, and then signs of the cloud tending to break up more on sunday. so we could see increasing amounts of sunny spells here and there, but some areas may stay grey all day. again, those temperatures 10—12 celsius, maybe 13 celsius in any brighter spots, but chillier along north sea coasts. then into next week, our area of high pressure eventually breaks down and moves towards the near continent and allows weather fronts to move in from the atlantic, starting to pick up more of a west—south—westerly airflow, so it begins to turn more unsettled. so a generally fine, settled, benign week, rather cloudy, before it starts to turn more u

but through the day, we will start to see some cloud break, some sunshine, eastern sctoland, northeast englandand outbreaks of rain. so a little bit cooler here because of the wind, but where we have the sunshine for eastern scotland, northeast england, we could see 13—14 celsius, but for most, 10—12 celsius. 0n into sunday, our area of high pressure�*s still with us, so winds for most will be light away from the north and east, a bit of an onshore breeze here, and then signs of the cloud tending to break up more on sunday. so we could see increasing amounts of sunny spells here and there, but some areas may stay grey all day. again, those temperatures 10—12 celsius, maybe 13 celsius in any brighter spots, but chillier along north sea coast. then into next week, our area of high pressure eventually breaks down and moves towards the near continent and allows weather fronts to move in from the atlantic, starting to pick up more of a west—south—westerly airflow, so it begins to turn more unsettled. so a generally fine, settled, benign week, rather cloudy, before it starts to turn more unsettled b

is going to be, and it's going to be a much warmer day across northeast england.r. so sunday, temperature—wise, temperatures not quite as high, still, though, managing to reach double figures for most of us. what about next week? well, of the area of high—pressure bringing the settled weather is going to continue to influence our weather, but it will probably gradually turn a little more unsettled across the northwest. this is bbc news: i'm kasia madera with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. europe braces for a third wave of coronavirus infections — with fresh lockdowns in france and poland. the french prime minister gets the astrazeneca vaccine and urges others to do the same, as the eu resumes use of the jab. president biden visits atlanta after the murder of eight people this week, he calls for unity and an end to violence against asian americans. they've been attacked, blamed, scapegoated and harassed. they've been verbally assaulted, physically assaulted, killed. tanzania swears in their first female president after the death of

but central southern scotland and northeast england, that is where the best of the sunshine will be.oing as high as 17 celisus in the warmest spots. welcome to bbc news. i'm mark lobel. our top stories: europe braces for a third wave of coronavirus infections with fresh lockdowns in france and poland. the french prime minister gets the astrazeneca vaccine and urges others to do the same, as the eu resumes use of the jab. president biden visits atlanta after the murder of eight people this week. he calls for unity and an end to violence against asian americans. they've been attacked, blamed, scapegoated and harassed. they've been verbally assaulted, physically assaulted, physically assaulted, killed. tanzania swears in theirfirst female president after the death of john magufuli on wednesday.

but through the day, we will start to see some cloud break, some sunshine, eastern sctoland, northeast englandn scotland to bring stronger winds here and outbreaks of rain. so a little bit cooler here because of the wind, but where we have the sunshine for eastern scotland, northeast england, we could see 13—14 celsius, but for most, 10—12 celsius. 0n into sunday, our area of high pressure�*s still with us, so winds for most will be light away from the north and east, a bit of an onshore breeze here, and then signs of the cloud tending to break up more on sunday. so we could see increasing amounts of sunny spells here and there, but some areas may stay grey all day. again, those temperatures 10—12 celsius, maybe 13 celsius in any brighter spots, but chillier along north sea coasts. then into next week, our area of high pressure eventually breaks down and moves towards the near continent and allows weather fronts to move in from the atlantic, starting to pick up more of a west—south—westerly airflow, so it begins to turn more unsettled. so a generally fine, settled, benign week, rather cloudy,

a few bright spells, the risk of a few showers coming in across parts of northeast england and yorkshire rise to just around 7 degrees across some eastern areas. otherwise further west, the best of any brightness, 13 degrees in glasgow. beyond that as we look at the forecast into the weekend, high pressure still with us, but we still see these weak weather fronts starting to approach from the northwest. simple change in wind direction as well, but overall, a lot of dry weather expected through the weekend into next week, just a few passing showers from time to time. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the european union is threatening to withhold vaccine exports to countries outside the bloc — including the uk. if the situation does not change we would have to reflect on how to make exploits to vaccine producing countries dependent on their level of openness. meanwhile — the uk is the latest to face a drop in vaccine supplies vaccine supplies are always dumpy and be regularly fanned out technical letter to the nhs to explain the ups and downs of their supply of for future week

was a rather more variable cloud elsewhere for that where they had the clearest guys parts of northeast englandezing by the morning. 0ne close to freezing by the morning. one or two mist and fog patches most of those won't last long for stops looking ahead to monday, looks quite cloudy for western scotland, western england in northern scotland for the more of reason like weather for western scotland. elsewhere it looks dry, sunshine from time to time. highest temperatures 13, 14 degrees weather clouds a bit thinner through the midlands, the southeast and also the midlands, the southeast and also the northeast of scotland. high pressure then in charge. the centre of the high start to drift away towards continental europe on tuesday. allowing more of a cell to south—westerly breeze. simple breeze picking up in most areas on tuesday for that we may have a fair bit of cloud around. the best of the sunshine across more sheltered eastern areas in northern ireland in eastern areas in northern ireland in eastern scotland we got a weather front arriving and that will start to bring rain. could be drizzl

some showers coming in across parts of northeast england and direction for a time. the last we will see some brightness, i3 last we will see some brightness, 13 degrees could be yours. beyond that to be able to look at the forecast into the weekend. high—pressure that we have fair leather find starting to approach from the northwest. some subtle change in wind direction but overall i lot of dry weather expected through the weekend and into next week. some showers from time to time for some of us. hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. the european union is threatening to withhold covid—i9 vaccine exports to countries outside the bloc that aren't supplying them. if the situation does not change, we will have to reflect on how to make exports to vaccine producing countries, dependent on their level of openness. meanwhile, the uk warns of a �*significant�* drop in vaccine supplies. the vaccine supply is always lumpy, and we _ the vaccine supply is always lumpy, and we regularly send out technical letters— and we regularly send out technical letters to _ and

but the risk of a few showers coming in across parts of northeast england and yorkshire for a time, andr west, again, where we see the best of any brightness, 13 celsius can be yours in glasgow. beyond that, as we look at the forecast into the weekend, high pressure is still with us, but we do have these weak weather fronts starting to approach from the northwest — a subtle change in wind direction, as well, but overall, a lot of dry weather expected through the weekend into next week, just a few passing light showers from time to time for some of us. this is bbc news. call it a surge, call it a crisis — whatever it is, the us border situation, is a big problem, and it�*s getting worse. the numbers crossing the us mexico border are are at levels not seen since 2019. we�*ll hear from lawmakers from both parties about what should be done. president biden tells would—be migrants to stay home, but republicans seize on the issue, saying he�*s lost control of the frontier. a racial hate crime, or purely a heinous act? officials in the us state of georgia try to determine what drove a man to s

rather more variable cloud elsewhere and where we have the clearer skies for longer, say parts of northeast englandwill be close to freezing by the morning. one or two mist and fog patches. but those won't last long. looking ahead to monday, looks quite cloudy for western scotland, northwest england and northern scotland. more of a breeze or light drizzle for western scotland. elsewhere it looks dry, sunshine from time to time. highest temperatures 13, 14 degrees where the clouds a bit thinner through the midlands, the southeast and also the northeast of scotland. high pressure then in charge. the centre of the high starts to drift away towards continental europe on tuesday. allowing more of a south to south—westerly breeze. a noticable breeze picking up in most areas on tuesday and we may have a fair bit of cloud around. the best of the sunshine across more sheltered eastern areas in northern ireland in eastern scotland we've got a weather front arriving and that will start to bring rain. could be drizzle across western areas of the day as well. that weatherfront is going to signal a change. it's

rather more variable cloud elsewhere and where we have the clearer skies for longer, say parts of northeast england northwest england and northern scotland. more of a breeze or light drizzle for western scotland. elsewhere it looks dry, sunshine from time to time. highest temperatures 13, 14 degrees where the clouds a bit thinner through the midlands, the southeast and also the northeast of scotland. high pressure then in charge. the centre of the high starts to drift away towards continental europe on tuesday. allowing more of a south to south—westerly breeze. a noticable breeze picking up in most areas on tuesday and we may have a fair bit of cloud around. the best of the sunshine across more sheltered eastern areas in northern ireland in eastern scotland we've got a weather front arriving and that will start to bring rain. could be drizzle across western areas of the day as well. that weatherfront is going to signal a change. it's not bringing much rain at all but it will move down across the country, opening up more of an atlantic airstream heading our way and bringing it's with it some more un

eight major— that's going to be set up eight major second headquarters in darlington, in the northeast of englands. that idea is to diversify— departments. that idea is to diversify opinion making and breaking with people in the johnson government see is an overly metropolitan mindset. the second thing _ metropolitan mindset. the second thing is _ metropolitan mindset. the second thing is free ports. eight have been announced — thing is free ports. eight have been announced. these are special economic— announced. these are special economic zones which allow for lower taxes. _ economic zones which allow for lower taxes, looser regulations, special fuhdihd — taxes, looser regulations, special funding. the idea is to encourage infrastructure and places from the east midlands to teesside. they're going _ east midlands to teesside. they're going to _ east midlands to teesside. they're going to be getting free ports. critics— going to be getting free ports. critics say they don't actually at generate — critics say they don't actually at generate new economic wealth that you shunted from one place to an

saturday, similar story, again, quite a lot of cloud around, probably the best of sunshine in northeast englandwith the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm kasia madera. the biden administration has just begun its first face—to—face talks with china — and already the language on both sides is blunt. each of these actions threaten the rules—based order that maintains global stability. that's why they're not merely internal matters, and why we feel an obligation to raise these issues here today. translation: china is firmly opposed to us interference i in china's internal affairs. we have expressed our staunch opposition to such interference, and we will take firm actions. italy, germany, and france are to restart the roll—out of the astrazeneca vaccine after europe's medicines authority says the jab is safe and effective.

front as well, which will bring spits and spots of rain, really, out of scotland into the northeast of englandd as we head into friday into the start of the weekend. largely dry, but cooler. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. forced labour and population transfer — an exclusive report on china's policy of moving hundreds of thousands of uighurs to factories often farfrom home. britain's mass vaccination programme helps see covid deaths fall by a more than a quarter in a week. in the us — from competition to coordination. president biden announces a joint—effort by merck, and johnson &johnson to get vaccines to the public. american sanctions on russia, over the poisoning of opposition leader alexei navalny. it's the first time the biden administration has targeted kremlin officials. and the marvel of the flamingo migration in india.

temperatures could get up to 1a degrees in the northeast of england, maybe around hull, this is whereoment, take a look at these temperatures — berlin around 4 celsius, warsaw, just a couple of degrees above freezing. helsinki, similar weather, the same for moscow. it is not particularly warm across parts of the mediterranean as well. unsettled weather there around turkey and greece and even in rome and barcelona, around 13 or 1a degrees, so about as mild as it has been currently in scotland. here's the forecast for sunday. the high pressure still with us, light winds, some sunshine around but the temperatures, nothing spectacular, around 8 to 13 celsius. so about as mild as it has been currently in scotland. here's the forecast for sunday. the high pressure still with us, light winds, some sunshine around but the temperatures, nothing spectacular, around 8 to 13 celsius. here's the outlook into next week. by the time we get to tuesday night into wednesday, the weather will start turning in the northwest of the uk and by thursday, it will be windier and more unsettled throughout. this

front as well, which will bring spits and spots of rain, really, out of scotland into the northeast of englandbetween 6—8 celsius. ten celsius in the southwest if we're lucky. and that's the trend as we had into friday into the start of the weekend. largely dry, but cooler. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the us and eu impose sanctions on russian officials over the poisoning of opposition leader alexei navalny. among the targets is the head of russia's penal system — moscow has denounced the move and vowed to respond. the fbi director defends his bureau's actions leading up to the capitol hill attack on january the 6th — in a hearing in the senate. that attack, that siege, was criminal behaviour, plain and simple. and it's behaviour that we, the fbi, view as domestic terrorism. we will report from nigeria. 279 girls abducted by gunmen from from their school in nigeria have been released. some have spoken of their ordeal. translation: who met most of us got injured on ourfeet, and we who met most of us got injured on our feet, and we could not continue tracking. so the captors sa

northeast scotland dry throughout the day and indeed into tonight, along with northeast england.ffecting cornwall, devon, pembrokeshire, northern ireland from an area of thicker cloud, that will gradually feed its way further east. across a cross m ost across most of the western side, western scotland, wales and northern ireland in the afternoon with patchy rain that leaves eastern parts rice and sundaes easter monday, indicating it is not as windy as it has been, the winds will ease down further in the afternoon and if you are in a bit of sunshine, it is going to feel a bit warmer out there. high pressure is trying to build then, a couple of weather fronts to move through before that really becomes established. 0vernight and into tuesday, and vape will bring a bit of rain, quite quickly on to say out of the way from scotland and northern ireland, plenty of sunshine here during the afternoon, much of a good and wales will be cloudy with patchy rain slowly pushing its with southwards. temperatures a bit higher on tuesday and will feel pleasant if you are in that afternoon sunshine

rain at times ireland pushing back against northeast wales and northern parts of england through the ull moon, the full moon in the northeast of scotland. some shelter here, the cloud will break at times, but gusty winds will be just how milder days, for some across a central step of the uk, 1230 degrees high by day, never mind by night. breezy enough tomorrow —— 12—13. pushing to the north highlands and later, and southern scotland is brightening up, but a better day for northern england and north wales, but the best of the sunshine through wales, central and southern england, into the channel islands. 21 the high here, 18 and eastern parts of scotland, and for some of the celtic is even warmer on tuesday. see you soon. this is bbc news. the headlines at five. more than 30 million people in the uk have now received their first covid vaccine dose, according to the latest government figures. ahead of england's restrictions easing, the nhs warns not to "squander" the progress made against covid — as the culture secretary says plans to lift lockdown are on target. at the moment we are on

it will actually be a little bit warmer than recent days across parts of northeast england, for instancene or two showers moving in here. for the rest of the uk, though, another dry day, variable amount of cloud, bit of sunshine breaking through, and again, those temperatures not great for the time of year, round about 6—8 celsius. but light winds and some sunny spells out there to be enjoyed. into sunday, and high—pressure starts to get squeezed away towards the near continent, and low pressure trying to make inroads there from the northwest. so, on sunday, we are expecting a few more showers for northern ireland, western scotland in particular, turning a bit breezier here and through the irish sea as well. further south and east, you should keep with the lighter winds, some sunny spells and temperatures nudging up a little bit, particularly as that milder air moves in from the west. heading on into the new working week, then, and this area of their pressure tends to track slowly eastwards across the uk. so it�*s likely to bring a spell of showery rain moving across parts of a england a

a little bit cooler for the northeast into northern new england. burlington, 32 we'll talk more about this pattern change coming up >> janessa, thank you. >>> still to come new covid super spreader concerns in florida and colorado >>> plus more vaccinations -- vaccinations are on the rise more sites continue to open up across the country much more here stay with us ♪ got my heart ♪ ♪ got my soul ♪ ♪ got my mouth ♪ ♪ i got life ♪ don't settle for products that give you a sort of white smile. try new crest whitening emulsions for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets swipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whiter teeth. feel like the past year has taken its toll on your skin? forget injections, and target stubborn wrinkles... ...with no7 line correcting booster serum. clinically-tested and dermatologist-approved. look up to five years younger. no7 laboratories line correcting booster serum. with mucinex all-in-one you've got unbeatable relief from your worst cold and flu symptoms. so when you need to show your cold who's boss, grab

weather front as well which will brings bits and spots of rain, really, out of scotland into the northeast of englandarter in a week. down to the lowest level since the start of the year — a clear sign that vaccinations and the lockdown are doing theirjob. what all this shows is that the vaccine is working, reducing the number of deaths among those who were vaccinated first, and preventing hospital admissions. this is real world evidence. and the search for the person with the brazil variant has been narrowed down to a few hundred households in the south—east. also tonight... the chancellor says he'll be protecting jobs in tomorrow's budget — the furlough scheme is to be extended. scotland's battle of the first ministers — did nicola sturgeon fight alex salmond in court even when her own lawyers had doubts?

but we had moderate republicans from the northeast, the new england region, some from the midwest, a lot of them hankering the west coast, which was a republican region back then. washington, oregon, california. and we call them gypsum office. for the book that affects hardware trees and the northeast. and when we had this grand sorting, and our parties did pull high-rise ideologically, it created a real dilemma. we had leaders in an area that did not have the kind of populists surgeons, much of it until at least the late 1980s, early 1990s, where media and new media and c-span, for example, that exacerbates some of those divisions. but we had leaders who understood larger obligations. one of the things i would say is we begin to talk about or as we have been talking about racism surviving issue. we would not have had those dramatic civil rights bills. the 1957, 1964, 1965 without republicans, northern republicans being decisive -- i was never direction in the senate, it was bill mccullough from ohio in the house who helped to make sure that you could overcome the southern democratic

northeast. below zero windchills this morning in new england. more rain across the south.o loves buses. >> kemberly richardson from our new york station has the story. >> this was like the best day for the rest of the year. >> reporter: something camille's grandson amir in the red cap will second. >> i didn't tell him any place specific. i just said, we're going to have a lot of fun. just trust me. >> reporter: the 5-year-old who loves bus had no idea when he walked into the tuskegee airmen bus depot that this was his birthday surprise. something i asked him about in the story you'll only see here on eyewitness news. but all he could think about was, well, buses. you looked surprised when you got here. were you surprised? >> hey, there's another bus right there. >> reporter: what came next the entire family took a vip ride on a bus where the only passengers on board were them. this came together after ebony reached out to the mta to see if they could do something special for her son on his big day. for the past year buses have meant more than ever. >> because we were quara

temperatures could get up to 1a degrees in the northeast of england, maybe around hull, this is wherele of degrees above freezing. helsinki, similar weather, the same for moscow. it is not particularly warm across parts of the mediterranean as well. unsettled weather there around turkey and greece and even in rome and barcelona, around 13 or 1a degrees, so about as mild as it has been currently in scotland. here's the forecast for sunday. the high pressure still with us, light winds, some sunshine around but the temperatures, nothing spectacular, around 8 to 13 celsius. here's the outlook into next week. by the time we get to tuesday night into wednesday, the weather will start turning in the northwest of the uk and by thursday, it will be windier and more unsettled throughout. a achievable this a achievable is bbc news, the headlines. this is bbc news, the headlines. countries in continental europe resume giving astrazeneca jabs — but the german health minister warns there may not be enough vaccine to stop a coronavirus third wave. unfortunately the increase in the number of new case

best of any sunshine across northeast scotland, central and eastern parts of england, turning quite breezy its way southeastward through tuesday night. on wednesday, it'll drag its heels across england and wales. further north and west you are, some sunshine but also some hefty showers. thursday is a sunshine and showers day and by friday, some of those showers could turn wintry as it starts to feel quite a lot colder. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. several western governments impose sanctions on china because of alleged human rights abuses against ethnic uighurs in xinjiang. the uk is warned that because of the sharp rise in coronavirus cases in parts of the eu, it will not escape the effects of a third wave. homes, roads and livestock are washed away or cut off in australia as it faces its worst flooding in decades. music. in iceland, they're celebrating victory over the virus. we report on the successful measures that the country has adopted.

front as well, which will bring spits and spots of rain, really, out of scotland into the northeast of englandeffort by merck and johnson and johnson to get vaccines to the masses. this is the type of collaboration between — this is the type of collaboration between companies we saw in world war ii _ targetting russian officials: the biden white house announces sanctions, over the poisoning of dissident alexei navalny. also in the programme... from muted colleagues, to hidden pyjamas and more. how zoom has become a fixture of our daily lives, and what we can do to make it betterfor us. # till the morning light... and she's our hero, and she's back with a new album. bonnie tylerjoins us later. the us and the eu have today announced a series of co—ordinatated sanctions on russians connected to the poisoning of opposition leader alexei navalny. they have targeted some of president putin's top officials and also 14 firms that were involved in the production of biological and chemical agents. us intelligence has concluded that the russian government was behind the nerve agent attack. you will remem

best of any sunshine across northeast scotland, central and eastern parts of england, turning quite breezyne and 12 degrees. now, this band of cloud and rain will push its way southeastward through tuesday night. on wednesday, it'll drag its heels across england and wales. further north and west you are, some sunshine but also some hefty showers. thursday is a sunshine and showers day and by friday, some of those showers could turn wintry as it starts to feel quite a lot colder. welcome to bbc news — my name is mike embley. our top stories... police in colorado say there have been multiple fatalities during a shooting at a supermarket in boulder amongst the victims is a police officer. there was a loss of life, we have multiple people who were killed in this incident. i am sorry to have to report that one of them was a boiulder police officer. several western governments impose sanctions on china because of alleged human rights abuses against ethnic uighurs in xinjiang. a huge fire sweeps through a rohingya refugee camp in bangladesh — destroying thousands of homes. the dispute over covid

england in north wales and heavy bursts for northern ireland and especially western scotland. through tomorrow, rain continues to fall in high ground in western scotland, perhaps localised flooding here and there. northeasthwest england further east and south more sunshine. 21 degrees across some parts of eastern england. towards tuesday, notice the rain still falling across western scotland. the further south and east you are, northern ireland and south—east scotland and certainly england and wales should see sunshine and this is likely to be the warmest day of the week, 21—23 quite possible. into wednesday, some of the warmth will hold on down in the south. further north and west, rain will start to ease from the west of scotland as this frontal system pushes southwards. behind that, a big drop in temperatures. just 7 degrees in aberdeen. still in the 20s further south and east. toward the end of the week and easter weekend, this frontal system will eventually journey south allowing cold air to spill south reaching all parts of the uk by good friday. so for the easter weekend, spring warmth will be gone, it will be much colder and there could even be some wintry showers. this is bbc news with the lates

about 53 million people are impacted in the northeast, in areas of new england.me in later tonight and then tomorrow morning, it's going to be cold. i mean, it's going to be a blast of cold air. windchills are going to be in the negative numbers from albany to boston, maine, vermont, new hampshire, much of upstate new york, even d.c. to philadelphia, windchills will be in the teens. so kind of a little shock to the system after all the rainy, mild weather. and even during the day tomorrow, temperatures will struggle into the 20s and 30s. so, the only good news out of this is that it's a one-day blast of cold air, kasie. but yeah, pretty interesting. you go from like 50s and rainy, and later on tonight, people in the northeast will have trouble sleeping because it will be so windy and loud. >> not my favorite. all right. bill karins, thank you. i hope that, fingers crossed, we'll have a much more cheerful conversation coming up tomorrow, but i will see you then. >>> still ahead here, new york governor andrew cuomo's new remarks following a second sexual harassment

all right, so i've got to tell you, even though it's going to be so chilly tomorrow in the northeast and new englandthis is coming, this is the next 1 to 14-day outlook, above average for much of the nation, including the hard hit great lakes. below average temperatures for parts of the west. your local weather in 30 seconds. first, the select cities sponsored by subaru. >>> good morning. welcome to monday, march 1st, the beginning of meteorological spring. it will feel like it. a lot of sunshine. temperatures above average today and through friday. we have a chance of wet weather today and a week from today. half moon bay will be cooler than the rest of us, 57, while the rest will be in the mid to upper 60s. feeling the warm sunshine this afternoon. back down to the mid-30s to mid-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d- >>> we'll be right back.d-d-d-d- right . at panera, when we make a pizza... we don't just “make a pizza.” we use fresh, clean ingredients... to make a masterpiece. order our new pepperoni and four cheese flatbread pizzas for delivery or pickup today. panera. so you want to make the best burger

heavy rain through the gulf, into the southeast windy and chilly here in the northeast and new england70s for the inland areas, still cool near the coastline with san francisco reaching 60, and still a lot of sunshine in the forecast. no changes going through the rest of the week. but this weekend is when temperatures will cool off and we'll see some showers moving in. sunday looks dry but then we'll have another chance of some off and on rain in the forecast for early next week. sirius xm channel 108. today at 1:00, live, "off the rails" with sheinelle, dylan, and i. >> love that show. >> a big fan. >> i'm making lunch. >> what are you making >> lentil soup and avocado toast. >> you had me until lentil soup. when you make pizza, let me know. >> okay. >>> carson, what do you got? >> as soon as your grill in the back yard gets out of snow, let us know. >> you got it. >> in "pop start," taylor swift speaking out against a netflix show that made a joke about her dating history the series follows a mom and daughter who are close in age and struggling to put down roots. the line in question

sunday, sunday, the chil continues in the northeast and new england.s going to be another nice day after this cold start we're heading towards the mid-60s and some upper 60s tomorrow. but then we'll see some clouds moving in and some rain by late tomorrow night into early saturday morning. the rest of the forecast is dry. as that rain moves through fairly quickly and then we'll see some more showers in the forecast early next week and much cooler temperatures, highs only in the mid-50s. est weather. >> al, thank you >>> just ahead, new ways to connect until it's safe to visit loved ones that can be a source of anxiety. i'm vicky nguyen from tracking your family's activities to helping them navigate technology from a far, i have tools that will make a difference that's all next on "today. >> first, this is "t explore floor and decor your way, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selectio

looking for highs back into the 50s, mid to upper 50s across most of the northeast, except for new englandorrow, warms up more. today look for lots of sunshine. it builds through the plains and midwest. sunday, we're going to see warm air trickle eastward. should be in the 60s except for central and northern new england where we should be in the upper 50s, on the southeast, could see coastal showers. the next system makes it >>> we've got dry conditions ahead, just in time for the first weekend of spring, officially in the bay area. we did have some rain that passed through earlier this week and now we're going to be seeing those cold temperatures start to slightly warm up by the afternoon. it is 33 degrees right now, though, in the north bay. so definitely going to need a coat for the first half of the morning. by the afternoon, we're going to be in the upper 50s, low 60s for the bay area. 62 degrees in san jose. 60 degrees in fremont. 60 in palo alto. see you at 7:00 a.m. with your full forecast. >> and that's your latest forecast. back to you guys. >> all right, dylan. thank you. >>> st

england in north wales and heavy bursts for northern ireland and especially western scotland. through tomorrow, rain continues to fall in high ground in western scotland, perhaps localised flooding here and there. northeastouth more sunshine. 21 degrees across some parts of eastern england. towards tuesday, notice the rain still falling across western scotland. the further south and east you are, northern ireland and south—east scotland and certainly england and wales should see sunshine and this is likely to be the warmest day of the week, 21—23 quite possible. into wednesday, some of the warmth will hold on down in the south. further north and west, rain will start to ease from the west of scotland as this frontal system pushes southwards. behind that, a big drop in temperatures. just 7 degrees in aberdeen. still in the 20s further south and east. toward the end of the week and easter weekend, this frontal system will eventually journey south allowing cold air to spill south reaching all parts of the uk by good friday. so for the easter weekend, spring warmth will be gone, it will be much colder and there could even be some wintry showers.

temperatures could get up to 14 degrees in the northeast of england, maybe around hull, this is wheree temperatures, nothing spectacular, around 8 to 13 celsius. here's the outlook into next week. by the time we get to tuesday night into wednesday, the weather will start turning in the northwest of the uk and by thursday, it will be windier and more unsettled throughout. the astrazeneca covid jab is being used in again in eu countries, after regulators ruled it is safe. but as france prepares for another lockdown, germany's health minister warns there's not enough vaccine to stop a third wave of the virus. translation: unfortunately, the | increase in the number of new cases has increased in the past few days. it's now very clearly exponential. we'll be getting the latest on developments across europe from our correspondent in brussels. also this lunchtime... borisjohnson will be given the astrazeneca covid jab today, after reassuring the public the vaccine is safe. calls for first minister nicola sturgeon to resign, as reports say msps have concluded the first minister misled the com

northeast is getting some late winter snow. here's your friday forecast. >>> a little bit of snow across southern new england as we head into your friday morning and some rain down there in the mid-atlantic states. as we head through the day on friday, you're dry across most of the northeast with some lingering rain and snow showers around virginia beach. let's take a look at the forecast for snow. you could see an inch or two by daybreak friday across the cape and the islands of southeastern new england. hey, the first day of spring is saturday. here's your spring outlook. mild in new england. kind of wet in the ohio valley and pretty stormy in the mississippi valley. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, a brazen heist in the middle of the night to steal harley-davidson bikes. >>> also ahead, the company accused of forcing its employees to work 95 hours per week. >>> an election deception. the phony candidate revealed in a florida senate race. >>> back now with this bold break- break-in. four people broke into this harley-davidson in indiana, picked out four bikes and drove them right off the showroom flo

. >>> the other big story is the arctic air hitting the northeast with winds up to 50 miles per hour. windchills in new england will drop below zero, but temperatures rebound tomorrow. checking today's highs, it will feel like spring in the middle of the country. 40 near the great lakes, 84 in miami. 79 phoenix. 58, albuquerque. >>> coming up, the very first hotel in space. we'll show you. >>> also ahead, the angry alligator lurking in the garage and the very difficult extraction effort. >>> but first the big bust involving nike sneakers and a top nike executive's son. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right awa