we don't really have come in in the northwest. well, and i have to the not central as well, it's an involved in, in included in all of this. now it would be one to ensure that all the time, it's the learning species. it doesn't have to be a formal school structure. whatever, learning spaces are created, they have to have suitable books, suitable equipment teachers who are equipped on keels to teach children. it is absolutely important that couldn't, continues without and didn't in the lives of the children. i mean, when you, once away human rights, if you cannot weigh the rights alive, but the rights of the way to education is absolutely key, as we most find a way as a country to ensure that children are not left behind. already like i said, we have about 13000070 percent of them are from northern nigeria. these children's lives have been left in the lunch. you know the opportunities for the future that would affect this country has been abandoned by, by the authorities until the steps must be taken to fight. what a mobile school

and i want to get to what do you do because a northwest nigeria right now. there are parents who will be going to badge in an hour, same time. and they do not have their kids wisdom. so you can argue back and forth if you want to, but let's see what solutions that you might, you know, my brain trusts my knowledge. trust can come up with it. first of all, start with unicef nigeria, who we spoke to just a few hours ago. mostly i would love you to come off the back of regina steph, nigeria. they want some solution, have anything government must do everything possible to bidding confidence back to the communities that schools are safe yesterday. and so i met google from somebody and they stories and experiences on imaginable. let's work together. do whatever possible that we can do to keep school safe. so the children learn without fear. yeah, you know it's, it's, it's about ensuring that schools are safe for children to return to school. and i use return advisedly because many children already out of school now. i mean, we know already about more than 13000000

northwest wind at 14.ou are probably noticing upper level smoke drifting in from the north this afternoon. 81 degrees currently. northwest wind. and there you see walnut creek, a noticeable increase in the next 24 hours. southwest wind at 10 miles an hour. straight for the morning, north bay temperatures, if you don't have the low cloud, you could be seeing upper 40s by tomorrow morning. mostly low in the 50s elsewhere and highs at least for monday and wednesday staying about the same we saw this weekend, which means more 60s and 70s bay side. from 75 in san jose. and brentwood and antioch to the inland east bay. 83 in livermore and 70s across the north bay. here is a look at the smoke forecast. the reason why it is on the increase again, coming down the coast with some northwest winds and a little more smoke dropping into the north bay into the inland east bay. so you see the transition there. a little bit of green and yellow here on the map color coded to moderate smoke here. and then tuesday we might se

south web cam taken this morning facing northwest from timber cove.pier as the fire continues to move towards the tahoe basin burning on both sides of eastbound highway 50, which is now close from peddler hill to the north of state route 89 you and your family. if you didn't leave when you when you when you what would be a situation up there. >> we probably be stuck in. i would imagine all folks who are trying to get out in the basin and in that are trying trying to leave the >> the el dorado county sheriff's mandatory evacuation order was issued sunday remains in effect monday bay area resident in south lake tahoe. homeowner shot picket didn't wait for the order he and his family left after friday's evacuation warning was issued the fire was already burning too close to take any chances camp sacramento got 2 of the sierra tahoe ski resort. >> which means i mean, that's only a few miles west of echo summit and echo summit is about 7200 feet and is that the. peak of highway 50 before you started its descent into the top a says that the fire makes it. a

and the seven ranges that were being surveyed under the terms of the northwest ordinance. this is a kind of really complicated and chaotic system, and, by the way, every inch of that ground was claimed by some combination of native peoples who still had legitimate claim to control that land. so what this meant, because the united states was so enthusiastic about western lands, it was proceeding on all of these fronts at once because it desperately needed the money that western land could produce. this meant it had to deal hastily and expeditiously with a very large and complex native population that occupied the ohio country. as i said, believe they had won whatever battles were fought in the course of the revolution. the united states implemented what can be described as sham treaties. we often say, you know, indians were cheated in the treaty making process. the truth is, different treaties have different stories. some of them were very, you know, legitimate enterprises, but this was a series of sham treaties. in most cases, the united states did not have legitimate repr

what else could we do in northwest nigeria to help that business model not be effective any more. it is to make it feasible. when you make it and viable, by making sure i run some paid with the impunity, we see, and it is not about government legislating pain done. so i'm criminalizing parents for safety, and once it is about empowered in the students to read, you forces to make sure that these kinds of kidnappings don't pop in. and when they happen, restore confidence in communities that duty agencies can do. what about the contrary to their loved ones? it is about all the people account that has been, there is no quincy quincy, the criminality on current, unfinished, the them. but we have seen 9. my school keep nothing. none of them but some minds of activities. kenya, criminal activities laboratory. when we also knew about the i didn't actually check that you completed the 17 security and enforcement agencies are not coordinated. and we need to coordinate them, respond to the situation if we want. but all these security or responses can only contend the violence in order to get

northwest wind down from the monument fire in northwestern california.sday a stronger sea breeze picks up and could be like yesterday, the smoke pushed out. what helps the bay area air quality is return of the west wind. problem is gusty winds up near the sierra where the fires are ongoing. caldor fire right there, air quality is very unhealthy, likely to continue through middle part of the week. probably better air quality tuesday and wednesday. rain staying north. more active weather pattern trying to take shape but impacting only the pacific northwest. we'll likely see stronger high pressure end of the week. smoke around the sierra, heat through the central valley, some in the tri-valley and north bay valleys with 70s and 80s closer to the coast. look at 10-day outlook, upper 90s for livermore, friday and saturday seem to be shaping up as warmest days of the week. similar for napa, not as hot but numbers in low 90s. san francisco and oakland, warmer for you means mid-70s friday, 80s in oakland, friday and saturday in the valleys, not just temperatures

if you're across the pacific northwest, slightly cooler this afternoon, but we do have heat warnings that are currently in place for the desert southwest some of these temperatures going to be reaching 117 degrees for the next three days. so very consistent, and we'll see dry air continue to make its way across this area red flag warnings continue to be in place across the pacific northwest. now, if you're across the east coast, look at highs today in the mid-90s, but the heat index will be consistent as well all the way into charlotte, north carolina, to richmond will be the feel-like temperature neary. louis. miami today partly cloudy, 91. okay the tropics, here we go again. we have three disturbances that i'm watching we'll talk about that coming up. >>> three former "saturday night live" co-stars are set to reunite this winter for a new holiday competition series called "baking it. maya rudolph and adam sandberg are set to host. it will premiere on nbc's streaming service. it's funny to get this combination when it comes to cooking and this whole comedic trio should be fun. >> ba

to the pacific northwest. uh probably on wednesday, thursday and friday. get ready for some heat.so there's the satellite loop doesn't show much because the high pressure is just really settling in the fog likes the high pressure, and that's why it's settling in its pushing in through the gate. right now. it's not going to get that far inland tomorrow. so you're not going to see it and conquer. you're not going to see it and, uh, santa rosa, and you're not going to see it and walnut creek and so it's gonna be a little bit warmer when the day starts because of course, less fog, and that sets us up with our first day of warming, which is tomorrow we takes us right through thursday and friday. so here is the forecast for tomorrow. you see the fog at the coast just kind of stuck there and then you see the temperature footprint, and that's that's not bad. upper eighties low nineties a lot like today but slightly warmer and then each day we're going to ratchet those temperatures up into tuesday into wednesday into thursday into friday as well, tomorrow, let's uh well, virtually very lit

upper 90s for dallas another heat wave for the pacific northwest. we'll discuss that coming up >> all right, janessa, thanks. as janessa just said, millions of americans are at risk of severe storms across the midwest this morning and that's on top of torrential rain that's flooded parts of omaha saturday, trapping these people in an apartment elevator. the water pouring in up to their necks before they were finally rescued. >> we are just getting started on your monday ahead, we'll tell you what facebook is doing with prayer and religion >>> and we will have the must-see moments from the summer olympic games in tokyo we've got the big roundup next "early today" is back in two bye dad. bye. [ sings along with music ] have a great first day, dad. when it comes to laundry, everyone thinks their way is the right way. i just stuff everything in. it has to be cold water, it's better for the planet. the secret is, with tide pods it all works. of course, it does. no matter how you wash, it's got to be tide. make fitness routine with pure protein. high prot

pacific northwest can't get a break.nother heat wave on the way we'll talk about that coming up. >> what a summer it's been for them wow. >> not over yet either >> thank you, janessa. >>> for the first time the pro football hall of fame inducted two classes in a star-studded weekend in canton. peyton manning headlined the class of 2021, enshrined on sunday manning won an nfl record five mvp awards in his career calvin johnson and charles woodson were also among the 2021 class. and on saturday troy polomalu and coach jimmy johnson were honored among the class of 2020, whose induction ceremony was canceled last year due to the pandemic >>> speaking of football, up next we will remember a legendary college football coach. >> and then a key member of embattled new york governor andrew cuomo's team is calling quits in a late-night announcement those details in two minutes bye dad. bye. [ sings along with music ] have a great first day, dad. when it comes to laundry, everyone thinks their way is the right way. i just stuff eve

so for joe, i will see that when northwest, but also shifts toward the northeast when it is the northwest, when it's dryer. so usually by the morning and by night, you'll really feel that humidity ramp up. 43 degrees will be the high look at this 46 on wednesday, while above the average. next stop, we're go into pakistan and the winds have died down for southern areas of karachi. so southern areas of pakistan including karachi. so that means our risk of sand and dust. arns starts to peel back as well, but don't get used to it because in the days ahead we will see those when a wrap up as well. off to turkey, where crews are battling fires for the t 12 day in a row. a bit of rain rolling through, but look at this, this is concerning toward the black sea region. we do have forest fires, but we've also had flooding there for places like our hobby. and that is certainly not good news. talking about a lot of what, whether for bungie 50 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours, seen those big storms pop up through the e t o p in highlands pushing into south sit down further to the south, scatt

. >> okay, a has now strengthened to 145 miles per hour, moving northwest at 15. so, this storm -- and joe, you asked what we are concerned about. we have really been concerned about rapid intensification. this system has rapidly intensified several times. and it may not be done yet. the problem is, the gulf waters are way above average, into the upper eighties. 3 to 5 degrees above average. something new? something happened? >> hold on, just a second -- >> okay, storm surge 16 feet to flood in forecasts for -- life-threatening storm surge across coastal mississippi. due to hurricane. i'd just in from the national weather service in new orleans. erin, our senior producer here. as i was saying, joe. this is a big problem. rapidly intensifying hurricane. normally we get up welling. as the system brings up cooler water from beneath the lower levels of the ocean. this really warm water, hot water really, goes way down deep. so, we're not going to see a cut off of the energy for the system. this system could really rapidly intensify. and if it continues to move at this

it is tracking northwest at 12 miles an hour. as it moves through northeastern states tonight, we will still see tropical storm conditions. it weakens to allow tomorrow dropping winds to 35 miles an hour. we are expecting major rainfall in some spots. with this comes a dangerous storm surge of up to four feet, the latest update from the national hurricane center. flash flooding is possible. we will be keeping an eye on this throughout the day and have your local forecast coming up. liz: thank you. three teenagers are safe after being rescued from a cliff. they climbed nearly 400 feet to the top of the cliff and had to be rescued by a coast guard helicopter. one of the teens says the group of six was on the beach when three of them decided to climb up the cliff. that is when they got stuck. crews recalled and get them off safely. thankfully, no one was hurt. news on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in afghanistan as the united states tries to evacuate americans and thousands of afghans. abc news is on the ground in afghanistan. rep

the high—pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk on wednesday.ough the east coast of england through the english channel but affecting the english channel but affecting the southeast and here, i think there will be more cloud on wednesday. back to cloudy skies may be a bit of drizzle to come up pretty cloudy across most of england and wales, we make it some sunshine in cumbria are likely northern ireland and perhaps more and scotland were temperatures will reach 20 or 21 celsius in the central low lands. not too much change on thursday. the winds probably a bit later on thursday but still looks cloudy for most of england or wales. maybe getting some sunshine in cumbria and west wells. the sunnier blue skies more likely in scotland and northern ireland and the cloud ran 18 and 19 degrees. as we head into the weekend though, as high—pressure starts to move away, there are signs more unsettled weather with rain on the horizon. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... it's official — america's 20—year

over the next 24 hours it will move to the northwest and a hard right, that process will take a fairrm in the area, we'll see spots with likely 5 or 6 inches of rain and continue flooding threat until tuesday morning. jon: thank you, rick. >> stay with fox news and foxnews.com for latest on henri and the exit from afghanistan, including mark levin's interview with colonel richard kemp. he calls the exit the greatest foreign policy disaster of his lifetime, on "life, liberty and levin." tonight one hour from now. 8 p.m. and also sacrificing afghanistan part of lara logan's 21st century terrorism reveals on 10 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. that is how "fox reports" this sunday august 22 of 2021, i am jon scott. we'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ trey: thank you for joining us. i am trey gowdy, it is "sunday night in america," u.s. is leaving afghanistan but what is being left behind. the taliban controls the country, people are in real danger. including afghans who helped the united states tonight president biden says that united states has now expanded safe zone around the airport i

but it's breezy for all of us, especially windy up towards the northwest, and top temperatures in glasgow 22 or 23 across parts of eastern and southeastern england. now as we head through friday night, we will see some further showers especially across the northern half of scotland. further south, it turns predominantly dry, some clear spells at least for a time, and temperatures between 11—15 celsius as we start saturday morning. so as we head into the start of the weekend, we've got one area of low pressure tending to push away north eastwards, but here comes another low drifting in from the west. a bit of uncertainty still at this range about the detail of saturday's forecast, but it's likely we will see cloud and rain spreading in most likely across some central parts of the uk. to the north, it's a mix of sunshine with just a few showers at this stage, and across the south of england, maybe south wales, it's likely to stay pretty much dry with some sunshine. those temperatures, for the most part, between 19 and 22 celsius. now, the messy picture continues on into sunday. this area of

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northwest wind at 12 miles per hour. heat is one part of the our weather story. it's the air quality. another air quality advisory due to smoke friday into saturday. mid to upper 90s. hottest day will likely be saturday. the air quality issues. here is what we have going in terms of the temperatures tomorrow. upper 80s around san jose. mid 90s in south san jose into morgan hill. that's a jump of 5 to 8 degrees hotter than temperatures today. from the 680 corridor along highway 4, mid 90s to near 100. livermore near 98. even 80s around oakland. 87 around redwood city. san francisco and the coast, warmer. it's not hot. enough of a sea breeze to keep temperatures in the upper 60s to mid 70s. most of the north bay, 90s. here is a look at the caldor fire. winds are starting to change. the west northwest winds will start to turn more out of the north as we head into tonight. look at the air quality forecast. big change coming our way by tomorrow morning. you begin to see the areas of red. moderate smoke. you can see how that does blanket most of the bay area. the same

this is heating up the pacific northwest and also bringing in the heat here that area of low pressureards south that is drawn in some moisture from the south, that monsoonal flow that could lead to a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm later on tonight. and into a thursday and then once again, we'll keep an eye on those chances for friday and into saturday. it is a slight chance, but we have to kind of keep that to keep a close eye on that, because that any potential light dean up could lead to a fire starts of something about to keep a close eye on over the next few days. hot pattern england here's that tropical cloud to set up for thursday, right on through saturday, but it looks like tonight in a thursday. you will definitely notice a batch of high clouds moving into the region, and it could feel a bit humid, a bit muggy around. here as well. forecast models kind of picking up on those changes. here we go. some cloud cover. this is thursday morning. it's not showing you much in the way showers but still that slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm that clears on out thursda

in the past month during the fix the building tilted and sank another inch to the northwest. oakland consultant structural engineer david williams goes the development more than disturbing. >> it is all differential settlement. meaning that it's going in one side of the building. and it is causing the tilt. the rate of settlement is higher than it's been throughout the history of the settlement of the building. >> reporter: the retro fit is a perimeter upgrade along fremont and mission streets which will drive pilings into the bed rock 10 feet up from the building's foundation to correct the tilting and sinking. >> the loads have to be distributed from the existing foundation out to the perimeter. and that is pretty risky. >> reporter: the 58 story condo tower had actually been thinking less in the past few years before the upgrade work began this year. the work stoppage has been confirmed by a spokesperson with the millennium tower association. saying in part "out of an abundance of caution we have placed a 2-4 week moratorium on pile and installation while we try to better

and farther to our north it will be this big heat dome taking over once again there the pacific northwestd not quite as strong as the record shattering heat wave that impacted seattle and portland in late jetblue, but temperatures into the 100's and even at 110 degrees, but 92 in seattle on thursday. 102 in portland. redding is going to get up to 110 degrees. friday gets even hotter for seattle. up to 9 # greece. still 102 in portland while redding cools down to 108 and 106 on sad saturday as the heat begins to subside in the pacific northwest. but they are in for it once again. so many houses in that part of the country don't have air conditioning and the overnight low temperature also be low as well. there is the monsoonal moisture. this is the satellite and radar simulation. so you're seeing the clouds and the satellite simulation. you're not seeing any blips of green indicating any showers, much lessingly thunderstorms that would give us that dry lightning potential. this is one version of one forecast model, our dry lightning threat is at zero late tonight into early tomorrow morning

but it's breezy for all of us, especially wendy up towards the northwest, and top temperatures in glasgowland. further south, it turns predominantly dry, some clear spells at least for a time, and temperatures between 11—15 celsius as we start saturday morning. so, as we head into the start of the weekend, we've got one area of low pressure tending to push away north eastwards, but here comes another low drifting in from the west. a bit of uncertainty still at this range about the detail of saturday's forecast, but it's likely we will see cloud and rain spreading in most likely across central parts of the uk. to the north, it's a mix of sunshine with just a few showers at this stage, and across the south of england, maybe south wales, it's likely to stay pretty much dry with some sunshine. those temperatures, for the most part, between 19—22 celsius. now, the messy picture continues on into sunday. this area of low pressure continues to drift in from the west. you will see this frontal system dropping down from the north, so could well be a few different areas of rain on sunday. one pushi

raging wildfires incinerate millions of acres across the mediterranean, canada, and the pacific northwestthat's just a glimpse into what's already the most extreme summer in memory. columbia university climate scientist has made a career out of studying extreme weather. >> the speed and frequency and intensity of extreme events has been startling at times and more than a little scary. >> reporter: scary even for a scientist intimately familiar with decade-long predictions of escalating extremes. >> it feels like the reality is outpacing our expectations. >> reporter: according to the u.n., global climate disasters have nearly doubled since the 1980s. and in the u.s., billion-dollar weather disasters have increased by five times. >> so, as we start to go from one degree of warming to two degrees of warming to three degrees of warming, the impacts on extreme weather aren't linear, they increase even faster, don't they? >> right, so water vape, for example, increases exponentially with temperature. >> and extra moisture means hundred year floods now happen every few years. in july over 200 p

northwest of the dixie fire in the shasta-trinity national forest. hundreds of homes threatened by 2 fires continuing to grow with new evacuations more than 6,000 miles across the globe. crews are battling wildfires in greece that have destroyed homes and businesses on one of the country's largest island sending thousands fleeing scene here in satellite images. >> that was lauren lister reporting more than 100 countries have made informal pledges to achieve net 0 human cause carbon dioxide emissions hoping to do that sometime around mid century. >> crews, meanwhile, are making progress on trying to fully contain the river fire burning near colfax in placer county along. i 80 cal fire says the fire now 68% contained. the fire has burned through more than 2600 acres so far destroying more than 80 buildings. 3 people hurt in that fire, including one firefighter, as we mentioned, flames have also destroyed more than 80 buildings from this fire as well. >> and we're tracking the monument fire in trinity county in northern california. this is along a highw

could be some records around the pacific northwest. 107 at medford, 109 in reading.t will be a scorcher important. palm springs -- scorcher in portland. palm springs, 108 degrees. risk of heat illnesses in mendocino county as temperatures soar up to 105. degrees want to turn your attention to something beautiful. take a look, it is venus and the moon tonight just after sunset. you will notice that there is some fog down below. in case you want to check out the perseids meteor showers tonight, looking northeast before midnight -- just before dawn. the peak is coming up tomorrow night. live doppler seven showing you a little bit of fog. here's a look at what's happening down south. we have rain coming down across parts of southern california. it is the monsoon flow, which we will be keeping tabs on tomorrow and thursday. temperatures right now, 50's-70's, so holding some of the heat from earlier in the day. a lovely view of the fog over downtown san francisco tonight. watching that smoke as well. near the surface, it is looking ok, maybe a little bit of smoke tomorrow,

now, the high pressure is still sitting to the northwest of the uk on wednesday.f england, through the english channel, and affecting the southeast of england. and here, i think there will be more cloud on wednesday. back to cloudy skies, maybe a bit of drizzle, too. looks pretty cloudy across most of england and wales. we may get some sunshine in cumbria, or likely in northern ireland, and perhaps more of scotland where temperatures will reach 20—21 celsius in the central lowlands. not too much change, really, on thursday. the winds probably a bit lighter on thursday, but still looks cloudy for most of england and wales. maybe getting some sunshine in cumbria, west wales. again, the sunnier, bluer skies more likely in scotland and northern ireland. temperatures under the cloud around 18—19 celsius. as we head into the weekend, though, as high pressure starts to move away, there are signs of more unsettled weather with rain on the horizon. welcome to bbc news. our top stories. the taliban celebrate with gunfire and fireworks as america confirms its 20 year war in

the west/northwest wind is 14 miles per hour. the fog making a bit of a comeback in san francisco, 61 degrees. west wind at 15. you can see our summer microclimate is fully under way. numbers in the 60s around san francisco and san mateo. 80s inland around concord, around 88 degrees and mid-70s for san jose. the wind speeds are important. this is the reason why. if you have outdoor plans, usually the best air quality is tied in with the sea breeze which picks up in strength around mid-afternoon into the evening. that pushes more of the smoke out of solano and contra costa counties and sends it farther inland. same pattern should repeat as we head through tomorrow. in the morning, numbers in the 60s to start off around san jose. 58 degrees in san francisco. kind of a hybrid in the weather. we've got fog and low clouds around the inner bay and coast. drainage of smoke will spill back into the north and east bay valleys from the morning to the midday. then the sea breeze will pick up in the afternoon, helping to clear out our skies

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this is nothing compared to what they're going to experience once again across the pacific northwest.e a look at portland today. heading up to 102 degrees. seattle reaching 96. a lot across this region do not have air conditioning and it's going to be another brutal hot weekend for the pacific northwest. we're watching a couple tropical systems. kevin continues to weaken, but some of the moisture surging closer to us and linda is still a tropical storm. so once the remnants of kevin gets closer we could see a chance of rain especially in parts of the north bay later on tonight. take a look at the time frame, that's 11:00. it does show there could be spotty showers moving by. we'll have to watch that closely because there may be a few embedded thunderstorms and some lightening strikes could really be bad news for us. our temperatures are going to be hot this weekend and that combined with the humidity that we're going to feel today and early tomorrow. humidity drops on sunday, but it's going to be hot and not much cooling until about tuesday with san francisco looking at temperatures i

though the showers still around northwest scotland from the word go.ngland tomorrow compared with the recent days. again, the chance of catching a heavy downpour that may be thundery. elsewhere in england and wales the showers will be very well scattered, most places will avoid them and stay dry. again, get to see some pleasantly warm sunny spells with temperatures creeping into the low 20s. most of the downpours will die way on through wednesday evening. a few showers overnight and into thursday will continue in northern ireland and western scotland. and then from thursday onwards our weather dominated by a low pressure will begin which will take a full four days to come in and then clear away from the uk as our weather as our turns windier and more widely weather again across the uk. it will come in this area of low pressure with bands of rain and showers initially across western areas on thursday. many eastern areas will stay largely dry but they will be a few showers pushing in here as well as we get deeper on through the day. the winds picking up

west-northwest wind 14 miles per hour. more of that smoke, too, up through contra costa county. walnut creek 77 degrees. into san francisco patchy, low clouds. 63. a very similar day on the way tomorrow. with the return of the low clouds and possibly some drizzle. again on the coast. so as long as the seabreeze stays active, we know at least the coast in most bay side locations will see the cooler temperatures and for now at least some of the better air quality compared to what we are likely to find in some of the north bay valleys or the inland east bay by tomorrow morning. patchy, low clouds. drizzle toward the inner bay. 49 for the boarding in santa rosa. our high temperatures today if you like today you'll probably like it monday, tuesday, into wednesday. more mild temperatures with 70s near san jose and into the north bay. 63 san francisco. warmest temperatures around livermore, the tri valley, up toward martinez and concord and morgan hill close to 80 degrees. the smoke we are starting to see back on the increase coming down the coast with a bit of a northwest wind and als

today we had high—pressure centre to the northwest of the uk. tomorrow it is in the same place.ittle more sunshine breaking out across central and western parts of scotland. possibly into northern ireland. and towards the southeast of england the cloud should then and break a little to allow some glimpses of sunshine. still farther north we see a possibility in the northeast of england particularly for a little drizzle. the winds coming in off the north sea. so eastern coast of scotland and england are always going to be cool, 16 to 17 at best. we do see some such ip temperatures will be nearer to 20 degrees. as we head into wednesday the high—pressure is still there. it's not going awayjust yet. winds still rather brisk along some eastern coast of the uk along the south coast and the southeast of england. and there is a lot of cloud again for england and wales on wednesday. more sunshine likely to break through the cloud in scotland, northern ireland perhaps even into cumbria. in that sunshine temperatures will reach 20 or 21 degrees which should feel quite pleasant. the winds

now, the high pressure is still sitting to the northwest of the uk on wednesday. so we've got stronger winds on the east coast of england, through the english channel, and affecting the southeast of england. and here, i think there will be more cloud on wednesday. back to cloudy skies, maybe a bit of drizzle, too. looks pretty cloudy across most of england and wales. we may get some sunshine in cumbria, or likely in northern ireland, and perhaps more of scotland where temperatures will reach 20—21 celsius in the central lowlands. not too much change, really, on thursday. the winds probably a bit lighter on thursday, still cloudy for most of england and wales with. maybe getting some sunshine in cumbria, west wales. still cloudy for most of england and wales. again, the sunnier, blue skies more likely in scotland and northern ireland. temperatures under the cloud around 18—19 celsius. as we head into the weekend, though, as high pressure starts to move away, there are signs of more unsettled weather with rain on the horizon. still cloudy for most of england and wal

i'm all smiles this morning because i have some positive news for the pacific northwest it's coolingly can give it to you for two days before another heat wave starts to build as we go into the weekend temperatures, they are below average, still about 100 degrees for las vegas. for billings we're back to the lower 60s. >>> a camera lost at sea reunited with its owners the heartwarming stories of the images found that's next. spray. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans grease five times faster. dawn powerwash now available in free & clear. introducing aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. ♪ music playing. ♪ there's an america we build ♪ ♪ and one we explore one that's been paved and one that's forever wild but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l jeep. there's only one. >>> a vacation miracle under the waves of hawa

but it's breezy for all of us, especially windy up towards the northwest, and top temperatures in glasgowngland. now as we head through friday night, we will see some further showers especially across the northern half of scotland. further south, it turns predominantly dry, some clear spells at least for a time, and temperatures between 11—15 celsius as we start saturday morning. so as we head into the start of the weekend, we've got one area of low pressure tending to push away north eastwards, but here comes another low drifting in from the west. a bit of uncertainty still at this range about the detail of saturday's forecast, but it's likely we will see cloud and rain spreading in most likely across some central parts of the uk. to the north, it's a mix of sunshine with just a few showers at this stage, and across the south of england, maybe south wales, it's likely to stay pretty much dry with some sunshine. those temperatures, for the most part, between 19 and 22 celsius. now, the messy picture continues on into sunday. this area of low pressure continues to drift in from the west. y

she was a plural wife of a northwest company trader and was pregnant with their first child who meriwether lewis delivers during the winter in february. and they name it jean baptiste charbonneau. this baby goes along with them on the expedition along with sacagawea. this is an amazing story. they also take her husband along as an interpreter. and both of them are important liaisons when they arrive at the shoshone villages in the continental divide. clark's enslaved man york was also big medicine in many tribes. there was a tradition among plainspeople that when you were in mourning you would paint your body with ashes to become black. but when they tried to rub his skin and the ash didn't come off, they thought this was very significant. and so there are lots of interactions between the natives and york that are recorded in the diaries because of this interchange. it was very, very cold in north dakota that winter. it got below 60 degrees farenheit below zero before their last thermometer broke. and people were getting frostbitten in places you don't want to be frostbitten and having a r

but it's breezy for all of us, especially windy up towards the northwest, and top temperatures in glasgow of eastern and southeastern england. now as we head through friday night, we will see some further showers especially across the northern half of scotland. further south, it turns predominantly dry, some clear spells at least for a time, and temperatures between 11—15 celsius as we start saturday morning. so as we head into the start of the weekend, we've got one area of low pressure tending to push away north eastwards, but here comes another low drifting in from the west. a bit of uncertainty still at this range about the detail of saturday's forecast, but it's likely we will see cloud and rain spreading in most likely across some central parts of the uk. to the north, it's a mix of sunshine with just a few showers at this stage, and across the south of england, maybe south wales, it's likely to stay pretty much dry with some sunshine. those temperatures, for the most part, between 19 and 22 celsius. now, the messy picture continues on into sunday. this area of low pressure continue

kumasi: the pacific northwest is bracing for a heat wave over the next few days.ional weather service says seattle could hit the mid-90's. portland, 110 degrees. those numbers would have broken all-time records if not for the heat wave in june, when high temperatures killed hundreds of people. reggie: a community meeting will discuss a study that found high levels of lead in children. the study analyze the amount of lead in children who live within 1.5 miles of the airport and found a link between airplane emissions and blood lead levels. people have an opportunity to ask questions about the study starting at six clock tonight. kumasi: a big unveiling for the future look of samsung, showing off its latest gadgets today. the company is holding its unpack 2021 virtual event featuring its newest foldable devices, including the is the flip. -- including the z flip. move over, facebook messenger. tiktok is now the world's most downloaded app, believed to have one billion users worldwide. it survived former president trump's effort to ban it from the u.s.. instagram was

that heat continuing to build in the pacific northwest.oisture coming up out of the south causing monsoonal flooding in partings of the southwest. hot, very humid throughout the south from texas into the southeast. severe storms along this cold front will fire up we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are still looking at a wide range in temperatures, some upper 60s in half moon bay, 70 for a high today in san francisco and 91 in martinez and 99 in concord. morgan hill 94 degrees and 90 in napa. with our inland temperatures in the mid to upper 90s it's still going to be very hot and then the humidity increases with a few more clouds over the next few days. it's also going to be a ho

the high pressure is still sitting to the northwest of the uk on wednesday. got stronger winds on the east coast of england through channel affecting the southeast of england. here, i think they will be more cloud on wednesday. back to cloudy skies, maybe a bit of drizzle, too. pretty cloudy across most of england and wales. we may get some sunshine in cumbria or likely in northern ireland and perhaps more of scotland where temperatures will reach 20 or 21 celsius in the central lowlands. the winds probably a bit lighter on thursday, still cloudy for most of england and wales. maybe getting some sunshine in cumbria, west wales. again the sunnier, blue skies more likely in scotland and northern ireland, temperatures under the cloud around 18 or 19 degrees. as we head into the weekend, though, as high pressure starts to move away, there are signs of more unsettled weather with rain on the horizon. this is bbc news, the headlines... the 20—year us military operation in afghanistan described as america's longest war, has come to an end. washington's ambassador to

but it's breezy for all of us, especially windy up towards the northwest, and top temperatures in glasgowtern england. now as we head through friday night, we will see some further showers especially across the northern half of scotland. further south, it turns predominantly dry, some clear spells at least for a time, and temperatures between 11—15 celsius as we start saturday morning. so as we head into the start of the weekend, we've got one area of low pressure tending to push away north eastwards, but here comes another low drifting in from the west. a bit of uncertainty still at this range about the detail of saturday's forecast, but it's likely we will see cloud and rain spreading in most likely across some central parts of the uk. to the north, it's a mix of sunshine with just a few showers at this stage, and across the south of england, maybe south wales, it's likely to stay pretty much dry with some sunshine. those temperatures, for the most part, between 19 and 22 celsius. now, the messy picture continues on into sunday. this area of low pressure continues to drift in from the w