centre has been tasked with looking into each area where there is a flare—up in both the northwest and southwest regional data of big areas themselves and we need to get more granularand themselves and we need to get more granular and more focused and find the source of the local outbreak and then deal with it. a quick follow—up. trade talks between the eu in the uk are not progressing too well, what are the chances of a no deal? i very much hope we avoid that because position is very reasonable it, a agreement that we reach has to come to terms the fact that we are an independent sovereign state we are working very hard and need to accelerate the work and talks by the end of the year so that we can put into place the vision that is artie been agreed by the uk in the eu, which is based within the political declaration. i spend all my time working on coronavirus and i think that given the time that's passed, both sites need to work together and we are willing to accelerate their work to get that final agreement based on a vision that has been agreed and then we can progress. thank you very much.

except in the northwest and southwest, where it is estimated to be right on 1. la, wales or northern ireland are 0.8. for the moments, advice is still to keep at least 2 meter apart. barriers and signsave been springing up to remind people. th lockdown has suppressed the virus, but not killed it off. .david shukman, bbc ne lewis: the parent company a british airways, aig, is considering a legal challenge to the new quarantine rule. avelers entering the country will have to isolate for two weeks. iag argues it was not consulted over the plans. were upset over its absence yesterday to discuss the proposals. protests about the death in police custody of george floyd continue. president trumphat every american must receive equal treatment from law enforcement, regardless of rac gender or eed. this comes as a new video emerges over a 75 euro man being pushed to the ground by police in new york state. thise report contains s content that some may find distressing. >> we are noleaving. alee the is no sign that theyre are. not outside the white house, despite driving rai

get figures about where the r rate is in countries and suggesting that is higher in the northwest and the southwest and so matt hancock at the press conference was asked how are you going to deal with this? does this mean that you are going to finally stop bringing local lockdowns and he suggested that the problem in the northwest is actually a challenge and that is something that could be quite possible there. but in the question is how do you do you do the whole region? and how do people respond to that? realm and into the lockdown together as a country. if you say to people in one area that you cannot do something while the rest of the country is starting to open up again, it will be interesting to see whether people stick to that or not? if you look at the entire island, there have already been three different ways of doing this, wales, england and northern ireland. but would it be practicalfor northern ireland. but would it be practical for liverpool to be cut off? with the people he signed a cordon around the cities in the northwest saying to people that they can't go there? do you know how t

early hours, but more especially i think across the northwest of the uk and really across parts of northern ireland, the northwest of england and southwestld be really quite wet during the course of sunday. you see these weather fronts spiralling into the area of low pressure, and around it, we've also got those strong winds circling, and you can see those winds circling about scotland. this low pressure is also quite slow moving, which means this weather is just going to carry on for the next 48 hours or so at least. you can see where the heaviest of the rain is in the northwest of the uk here. further south, it's going to be brighter. there certainly will be some sunshine around, but those winds will be strong and gusting in excess of a0 miles an hour in places. that's near gale force, real bluster out there. let's have a look at the weather around four o'clock in the afternoon. actually not looking bad at all for the south, the london area, east anglia, much of the midlands. but then we get into wales and further towards the north and west, you can see the pulses of heavy rain. and scotland, it looks as though these more eastern areas

early hours, but more especially i think across the northwest of the uk and really across parts of northern ireland, the northwest of england and southwesther fronts spiralling into the area of low pressure, and around it, we've also got those strong winds circling, and you can see those winds circling about scotland. this low pressure is also quite slow moving, which means this weather is just going to carry on for the next 48 hours or so at least. you can see where the heaviest of the rain is in the northwest of the uk here. further south, it's going to be brighter. there certainly will be some sunshine around, but those winds will be strong and gusting in excess of a0 miles an hour in places. that's near gale force, real bluster out there. let's have a look at the weather around four o'clock in the afternoon. actually not looking bad at all for the south, the london area, east anglia, much of the midlands. but then we get into wales and further towards the north and west, you can see the pulses of heavy rain. and scotland, it looks as though these more eastern areas will probably be a little bit drier and brighter. so, let's have a lo

showers widespread across england and wales but they have heaviest across wales and northwest england along with southwestlly is heavy enough to cause localised flooding. but dodge the showers, keep some sunshine, temperatures peaking at 23 degrees. that's the mid—70s in terms of fahrenheit. as we move through tuesday evening, the showers are likely to continue for a while and then start to fade away overnight. once again, we'll see some cloud filtering from the north sea. but it's going to be a relatively mild, foggy night. double figures across the country, in some areas around 13—14 degrees. it's a repeat performance almost as we move into wednesday. lots of cloud or on the east coast. that burns away, sunshine comes through and we see more showers around on wednesday. yet again, some could be heavy and thundery. temperatures still peeking between 14—23 degrees. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, there's likely to be a change with more heavy, persistent rain from a frontal system. still a level of uncertainty where that's going to be sitting across england and wales, but it will bring some furt

showers widespread across england and wales but they have heaviest across wales and northwest england along with southwest, and that potentially is heavy enough to cause localised flooding. but dodge the showers, keep some sunshine, temperatures peaking at 23 degrees. that's the mid—70s in terms of fahrenheit. as we move through tuesday evening, the showers are likely to continue for a while and then start to fade away overnight. once again, we'll see some cloud filtering from the north sea. but it's going to be a relatively mild, foggy night. double figures across the country, in some areas around 13—14 degrees. it's a repeat performance almost as we move into wednesday. lots of cloud or on the east coast. that burns away, sunshine comes through and we see more showers around on wednesday. yet again, some could be heavy and thundery. temperatures still peeking between 14—23 degrees. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, there's likely to be a change with more heavy, persistent rain from a frontal system. still a level of uncertainty where that's going to be sitting across england and wales, but it w

right now, it is below one, but there are two areas we have concerns about, and that is the northwest of england and the southwestfferent hotspots coming into it. and models like that from cambridge and public health england, and another one posted today are all trying to estimate what's going on in the regions using things like death rates or the infection rates, 01’ death rates or the infection rates, or the number of people in hospital to work out what's going on with the epidemic. and while they've seen a slight hint that the rates might be higher in the southwest, for example, in the southwest they've had a very low level of infection overall, there's been an outbreak in the hospital there recently. and when you see that happening, that can when you see that happening, that ca n stall when you see that happening, that can stall the progress that we've seen can stall the progress that we've seen that —— the constantly following figures we've seen over time. there's normally a lag, and you're saying in two weeks' time we might seea you're saying in two weeks' time we might see a rise in the death rate in those

take a look at the rain radar and the thunder and lightning strikes as he went to the afternoon, they were quite frequent across southwest scotland, northwesta. heavier showers across europe as well, all under the influence of low pressure at the moment. starts off with a fairamount of the moment. starts off with a fair amount of cloud across eastern half of the uk, that will slowly burn away. we'll see sunny will slowly burn away. we'll see sunny spells and chatters hours developing. showers widespread across england and wales but they have heaviest across wales and northwest england. there could be around an inch of rain falling within an inch of rain falling within an hour, and that potentially is heavy enough to cause localised flooding. dodge the showers, keep some sunshine, temperatures peaked at 23 degrees. that's the mid 70s in terms of fahrenheit. as we move through tuesday evening, the showers are likely to continue for a while and then start to fade away overnight. again, we'll see some cloud filtering from the north sea. it could be a relatively mild, foggy night. double figures across the country, in some areas around 13-14d. a

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meanwhile behind that it is mostly fine and dry still windy across the southwest although the tom ridge is not as high as they have been but want to show the pacific northwest 21 is the high in seattle and then down into the caribbean and central america some fairly strong winds bringing in plenty of shastri much of the caribbean to the northern islands that nichols hispaniola and on into cuba i want to show. they have here again across into costa rica and also across into panama mexico also picking up some fairly heavy downpours on she's descent into southern and western areas they'll continue on wednesday a little bit lice in nature and still the particular in cuba have on a c 3. a moment in time. the line. of the story. people are pretty calm and there is.

take a look at the rain radar and the thunder and lightning strikes as we went to the afternoon, they were quite frequent across southwest scotland, northwestsday, we could see more showers in a similar area. heavier showers across europe as well, all under the influence of low pressure at the moment. starts off with a fair amount of cloud across eastern half of the uk, that will slowly burn away. we'll see sunny spells and chatters hours developing. showers widespread across england and wales but they have heaviest across wales and northwest england. there could be around an inch of rain falling within an hour, and that potentially is heavy enough to cause localised flooding. dodge the showers, keep some sunshine, temperatures peaking at 23 degrees. that's the mid 70s in terms of fahrenheit. as we move through tuesday evening, the showers are likely to continue for a while and then start to fade away overnight. again, we'll see some cloud filtering across from the north sea. it could be a relatively mild, foggy night. double figures across the country, in some areas around 13—14 degrees. as we move into wednesday, lots of cloud or on lots

and 80. 80 to 90 inland. a few upper 90s. northwind at mount diablo, 35. everyone else has come way down. yesterday was all due north. into the west southwest or northwest0s to 60s . napa airport dropping to 50. vacaville and brentwood in the 60s . los altos hills at 64, which is 10 warmer than in town. atherton 51. montero 50. cool for some and warner bros. the fall will work its way back and we call it a southerly surge that will be here tomorrow . the coast and bay and inland all in on the sun with warm to hot temperatures well above average for this time of year . 70s, 80s, 90s. temperatures tomorrow will start to tell off anywhere near the coast they will drop off the table. if anything comes back will take that into saturday .>>> pg& e pleading guilty in the wildfire deaths of 84 people in butte county. almost 2 years ago. coming up we have details of how pg&e will be punished. >>> plus, service cuts are coming to the smart train in the north bay. what commuters can expect as ridership is hurt by the pandemic. >>> first, you know don't take any wooden nickels, right? people of one small town in washington state are spending wooden money to boost t

we do have more of a northerly breeze and it won't be the west northwest or west-southwest in the northls and i will show you that in a 2nd and the snow in the mountains, how about that. that's pretty good for june and you could not get a drop in february and here we are getting some rain and snow in northern california. napa airport does not. travis, in vacaville and david's all with a northerly direction. conditions for the coral sky ranch north, 51 degrees. the winds will pick up late morning into the tail off and out of the north anywhere from 5-15 miles an hour and some of the stronger gusts look to be now and temperatures will be pretty warm and start to warm up with the north wind and i think 15-20 should cover it right now we see 21 and travis. 38 lakeport 49 novato in half moon bay was 48 and 47. kelsey built 38 degrees. a lot of 49's including point race and petaluma and american canyon down to 51. 28 up in lake tahoe and very cool there. 47 new kia in sacramento and 57. the low responsible for the wind and everything is pushing off to the mountains. the highest building in an

and west. but as we go through the morning, showers will start to become more widespread, particularly across southwest england, wales, northwest3 degrees. showers are likely to continue through the early parts of the evening, fading away with yet more cloud rolling in of the north sea. but it stays pretty muggy through the night, with overnight lows just of 10—14 degrees. it looks as though wednesday and thursday we see more sunshine and sharp thundery downpours. a glimpse of good news as we head towards the weekend — things are set to quieten down. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: another african—american man killed by police, another family speak of their grief and call for peaceful action. this is going to be a long time before i heal. it's going to be a long time before this family heals. a landmark legal decision in the us — the supreme court rules it is illegal to fire someone based on their sexuality. china races to shut down a coronavirus outbreak linked to a massive market in beijing. and seeking real change — how blac

through the net and released that whiale back to th wild >> janessa webb is keeping an eye on the southwest and that fire danger. i promise i won't cut you off. >> that's okay pacific northwestst we're going to don't see that fire danger that's growing due to the wind. winds are picking up 25 to 30 miles per hour we're dealing with temperatures that are above average so the heat will still be in place. the winds is what we need to subside in that area phoenix today 99 degrees not a cloud in the sky >>> thank you. up next how the little girl in this nearly 40-year-old photo finally founthd e hero who saved her life rent this year. luckily, we are right around the corner with safer ways to shop so you can enjoy the moments you do make. like making sure you have pool toys the whole family can try out. ♪ and never running out of sunscreen before playing in the yard. and if you do spend the day indoors, always have enough snacks. this summer, walgreens is making shopping safer, with touchless pay and drive thru pick up, so you can keep your summer going. walgreens to sleepy smudges... to shower-skipping. these days call for a quick clean. luckily, help is still one wipe away. lov

onshore breeze oakland and berkeley hills and out to some of the east bay locations, it's also northwest or west- southwest in the marin county hills. gusts to 30 at the venetian county bridge and gusts to 38 and 50s and 60s on the temperatures. you can go to santa maria, santa barbara, up to crescent city you find fog on the coast. it's been a hot week inland and it will be hot for sun except for eastern solano county and everyone will cool down. it's mainly dry but it will crank up the wind and bring in some cooler temperatures as we head toward the weekend. 60s, 70s and 80s and still some 90s and i'm cutting back on the forecast highs today. i noticed it yesterday and they won't fight the trend picked the trend is your friend and we will keep that into the weekend with the much cooler pattern and it looks nice into june and early july looks normal. >>> 6:11 a.m. and plans for the 50th annual pride salvation and san francisco. west grand then originally planned and how they will keep that spirit up online and it could take a while for bart to bounce back and get back to daily routines for bart riders pic

and that's not right. just the opposite for some here. there is your breeze with the west southwest up in the oakland, berkeley hills. northwest in the marin county hills over san pablo bay. a pretty good west southwest breeze. 50s 60s on the temps oakland 57 and sfo is 66 and there's not much of the spread here. 58 in santa cruz and mid 50s santa cruz mountains and upper 50s will mainly. cupertino and santa clara and gilroy is at 56 and so are we. 46 on tahoe and 86, 6462 in ukiah to sacramento. e file clo arrives on time and they had back to the coast and hang out there for some. 60s and 70s by the water 80s and low 90s for some. not much change here. one date we might warm up in the next day cool down. it's a consistent uniform here, isothermal when it looks cooler pam and frank. >>> coming up next on "mornings on 2." defunding campus police officers at san francisco schools and details on the resolution officials are voting on this week. if you're thinking about heading to the east bay beach you may want to think again and the warning from health officials about a nasty parasite and we will tell you about that and more com

the shadow would fall on the northwest, southwest and southeast quadrants.may 17 and july 26. largest shadows may 31, july 12 at 6p. 11679 square feet. that concludes the shadow load for the seven parks. this slide is just to provide broader context. it is the pipeline project which includes 10 south vanness and 30 vanness which you will be hearing. in addition to the surrounding neighborhood and parks. projects are in orange, collective shadows in blue with darker representing more frequent shadows. light blue more occasional shadows. the shadows more frequently surrounding the project footprint and dissipate away from the project site. in closing, i want to highlight the pemmonth pro -- memo provides the shadow impact. the guidance provides under two acres greater than 20% shading, no additional shading, no standard for smaller than two acres with 20% or less. all parks are less than two acres. all but one community park and learning center have existing shading over 20%. the cryteria includes time of day, year, shadow size, duration, location and public b

look northwest at middle peak. that is west and southwest. they were all northerly yesterday. change. we are in the low to mid 50s for some. back at 64, it is 35 in tahoe. that is sacramento. it is 55 in monterey. these are the coast guard reports on the temps. i don't make these up. it is 52. then the inner buoy is 55. that is still really cold water. that is the report. it is cooler today. it is warm to hot inland. we are not taking temperatures up. they are going down. we still have some temps in the 90s. i have low clouds, i should say low and sunny. we have the 80s to 90s inland. we rarely get the fog. we will still be hot. it will be cooler into the weekend. claudine and dave? >>> thanks, steve. many people across the nation are commemorating a new team. what thousands of longshoremen are planning to do this morning to mark the day. >>> there is a major victory for undocumented immigrants, we have the supreme court decision on daca. when we closed our doors in march, wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. we then focused our five-star level

and gets it going. it's a great way to kick off your day. >>> good morning, everyone we're watching the pacific northwest. the southwestell fire danger starts to increase it's the winds that will be an issue throughout your amp. 30 to 35 miles per hour, expecting these advisories and warnings to be in place all the way to the central plains. >> thank you >>> up next, back to school. a look at the steps ing kebetan at the university of notre dame to open up again year. luckily, we are right around the corner with safer ways to shop so you can enjoy the moments you do make. like making sure you have pool toys the whole family can try out. ♪ and never running out of sunscreen before playing in the yard. and if you do spend the day indoors, always have enough snacks. this summer, walgreens is making shopping safer, with touchless pay and drive thru pick up, so you can keep your summer going. walgreens to sleepy smudges... to shower-skipping. these days call for a quick clean. luckily, help is still one wipe away. love, neutrogena®. over time, you go noseblind to the odors in your home. (background music) but others smell t

and showers. santa rosa is a 54, northwest southwest, west southwest gusty get 31, that will do it. the lesson a cooler pattern and fog and low clouds are not going anywhere. back to the coast and they would be back late tonight into tomorrow so it has been how we can but temperatures are about ready to take the plunge. a little bit cooler on friday, it will be cooler for all as we go into the weekends, that includes vacaville as we head into sunday. temperatures on the way down. they're still above-average for some but they're definitely not warming up anymore. over to sal and sal, one continuous take by elliott randall. how about that? >> a lot of people say that is one of the best guitar pieces ever. just one take. i heard that. take you steve. you know what? let's go out and take that song is going to be in my mind all day. thank you. let's take a look at the richmond bridge. it is not too slow here as you are driving over to marin county. brown county has had it relatively easy these days as we haven't had any big backups getting into novato. this is the bridge approach. i'm sor

and thunderstorms. this is nine o'clock in the morning. it will be drier down towards the southwest of england and wales. the southeast of england, through the midlands, up towards north and northwestt's where we are likely to see some of those heavy downpours. and for the western isles, some of them are going to be really heavy and thundery once again. northern and eastern scotland, probably avoiding quite a good deal of those heavy showers. now, across england and wales, they push their way northwards and eastward through the course of the day. so, it's much of northern england, north wales into scotland that is going to be seeing some of the heavy showers and thunderstorms. northern ireland seeing fewer, i think, during the afternoon, but they will be hit and miss. it will still feel warm in the east with temperatures around 28, possibly up to around 30 degrees, but for many of us, it is turning cooler. into the weekend, fresher conditions moving across the whole of the uk — with some rainfall in the forecast as well. down to the fact that we've got this area of low pressure moving its way in from the west, quite a lot of isobars on the map, as well as those heavy showers rattli

and thunderstorms. this is nine o'clock in the morning. it will be drier down towards the southwest of england and wales. the southeast of england, through the midlands, up towards north and northwestely to see some of those heavy downpours. and for the western isles, some of them are going to be really heavy and thundery once again. northern and eastern scotland, probably avoiding quite a good deal of those heavy showers. now, across england and wales, they push their way northwards and eastward through the course of the day. so, it's much of northern england, north wales into scotland that is going to be seeing some of the heavy showers and thunderstorms. northern ireland seeing fewer, i think, during the afternoon, but they will be hit and miss. it will still feel warm in the east with temperatures around 28, possibly up to around 30 degrees, but for many of us, it is turning cooler. into the weekend, fresher conditions moving across the whole of the uk — with some rainfall in the forecast as well. down to the fact that we've got this area of low pressure moving its way in from the west, quite a lot of isobars on the map, as well as those heavy showers rattling around that area

and thunderstorms. this is nine o‘clock in the morning. it will be drier down towards the southwest of england and wales. the southeast of england, through the midlands, up towards north and northwest be really heavy and thundery once again. northern and eastern scotland, probably avoiding quite a good deal of those heavy showers. now, across england and wales, they push their way northwards and eastward through the course of the day. so, it‘s much of northern england, north wales into scotland that is going to be seeing some of the heavy showers and thunderstorms. northern ireland seeing fewer, i think, during the afternoon, but they will be hit and miss. it will still feel warm in the east with temperatures around 28, possibly up to around 30 degrees, but for many of us, it is turning cooler. into the weekend, fresher conditions moving across the whole of the uk — with some rainfall in the forecast as well. down to the fact that we‘ve got this area of low pressure moving its way in from the west, quite a lot of isobars on the map, as well as those heavy showers rattling around that area of low pressure. so this is how saturday is shaping up then, sunny spells but frequent heavy s

of texas and i've got one or 2 shots to clear away from the pacific northwest but temperatures of course have really come down quite steadily and quite nasty across much of the desert southwest if you will just pushing in later in the day as we go through choose a still some good sunny skies out into california and still. threatening the southern areas all over texas but not a bad day elsewhen time which is really on the high side typically in the mid to high twenty's even the low thirty's quite a different story across the caribbean and central america it's this that we're watching within this massive cloud you can see here we have of course go tropical storm amanda now as we go through monday this should actually come on shore the forecast track very uncertain but what is not uncertain is the rain this will produce some torrential amounts particularly. also southern areas of mexico some of these areas could see as much as $600.00 millimeters of rain this will lead to some dangerous lots lines a month. when the news breaks and the story bill when people need to be. this is really. the weakness of governments in the face of health crisis none of them receive health insurance

and thunderstorms. this is nine o'clock in the morning. it will be drier down towards the southwest of england and wales. the southeast of england, through the midlands, up towards north and northwesty to see some of those heavy downpours. and for the western isles, some of them are going to be really heavy and thundery once again. northern and eastern scotland, probably avoiding quite a good deal of those heavy showers. now, across england and wales, they push their way northwards and eastward through the course of the day. so, it's much of northern england, north wales into scotland that is going to be seeing some of the heavy showers and thunderstorms. northern ireland seeing fewer, i think, during the afternoon, but they will be hit and miss. it will still feel warm in the east with temperatures around 28, possibly up to around 30 degrees, but for many of us, it is turning cooler. into the weekend, fresher conditions moving across the whole of the uk — with some rainfall in the forecast as well. down to the fact that we've got this area of low pressure moving its way in from the west, quite a lot of isobars on the map, as well as those heavy showers rattling around that area of

and thunderstorms. this is nine o'clock in the morning. it will be drier down towards the southwest of england and wales. the southeast of england, through the midlands, up towards north and northwestwe are likely to see some of those heavy downpours. and for the western isles, some of them are going to be really heavy and thundery once again. northern and eastern scotland, probably avoiding quite a good deal of those heavy showers. now, across england and wales, they push their way northwards and eastward through the course of the day. so, it's much of northern england, north wales into scotland that is going to be seeing some of the heavy showers and thunderstorms. northern ireland seeing fewer, i think, during the afternoon, but they will be hit and miss. it will still feel warm in the east with temperatures around 28, possibly up to around 30 degrees, but for many of us, it is turning cooler. into the weekend, fresher conditions moving across the whole of the uk — with some rainfall in the forecast as well. down to the fact that we've got this area of low pressure moving its way in from the west, quite a lot of isobars on the map, as well as those heavy showers rattling around

south of texas and i've got one or 2 shots a kid away from the pacific northwest but temperatures of course have really come down quite steadily and quite nasty across much of the desert southwest just pushing in late in the day as we go through chews day still some good sunny skies down into california and still. threatening the southern areas all over texas but not a bad day elsewhen time which is really on the high side typically the mid to high twenty's even the low thirty's quite a different story across the caribbean and central america it's this that we're watching within this massive cloud you can see here we have of course go tropical storm amanda now as we go through monday this should actually come on shore the forecast track very uncertain but what is not uncertain is the rain this will produce some torrential amounts particularly. also southern areas of mexico some of these areas could see as much as $600.00 millimeters of rain this will lead to some dangerous lats lines a month. rewind i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry one day on the bandstand al-jazeera documentary. was the book but. like any other student we want to continue with kosovo and you fear

and into the gulf coast. some wet weather in the pacific northwest. temperatures are scorching in the southwestoutheast heat advisories out west that's what's going on around >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we take a live look outside in san francisco, it's foggy and drizzling here. then we'll gradually start to see that fog roll way from the city but stay near the coast line where it will keep temperatures in the 60s today. as you make your way inland, it will start to warm up and some of our hottest valleys will reach into the 90s, even up to 101 grease today. we'll see more weather like this with the spread in temperatures, but we'll all cool off by sunday into early next week. >> and that is your latest weather. >> and that is your latest weather. looks like it's about almost coming up on 20 minutes past pop start. >> it's right. it's your time, carson take it away >> good morning. welcome to it. it's pop start let's get right into the first item today lin-manuel miranda he, of course, has become a household name because of "hamilton. but before he was a star, he was the guy

i think the weekend will cool down and a good system digs in from the north. travis southwest, oakland northwest. very stable pattern. there's nothing changing until the weekend when it will cool down. that's the place to be in the 70s. you don't have to look hard to find the heat or conditions. look for the quiet patterns. cooler and windy especially on sunday. >> time 5:12. a deadly crash on the interstate. chp says it didn't have to happen. coming up, the important rule on the road drivers have to ignore. more confederate monuments are coming down. many land marks are being renamed. what may change along the american river. >> remember, you always have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver, in new ways, to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. and now, with one of our best offers ever, we're committed to helping you do just that.

meanwhile behind that it is mostly fine and dry still windy across the southwest with at the time which is not as high as they have been want to share in the pacific northwest 21 is the high in seattle and then down into the caribbean and central america some fairly strong winds bringing in plenty of shastri much of the caribbean to the northern islands that across hispaniola and on into cuba i want to see showers into will send as they have here again across into costa rica and also across into panama mexico also picking up some fairly heavy downpours on she's days that into southern and western areas they'll continue on wednesday a little bit lice in nature and still those particular in cuba have on a c 3. in a new series al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century town why people risk. influence the course of history felt that he did not get enough credit for it and in a budget he wants to be the biggest or go figure but he was nonetheless the biggest call in the world the prisoner and the president who came together to end up part time in south africa nelson mandela and f.w. de klerk face to face on a disease. you're watching out is here a

and southwest england. some rain for a time in northern england and southern scotland as well. as we headed into friday, oui’ low—pressure is going to be tending to ease away quite quickly northwestave a cloudy start to the day. ran across wales, the midlands, moving into northern england. rain across wales, the midlands, moving into northern england. it will turn heavy and buttery through the afternoon. i'm of those storms will make their way into southern scotland. a few showers for northern scotland. it will feel a little bit fresher across the far south of england. rain cleared northwards across north scotland. friday night, another mild night. temperatures thing into double figures. the weekend, we do have another weather system to push through, so we will get more rain at times. actually, it's not a bad start to the weekend. you will notice the weather turning a little bit windier at times, and through the weekend, it will turn a bit fresher as well. saturday starts off on a bright note. most of us having a bright start to the day with some sunshine. however, the cloud and rain will quickly spread into northern islands for the afternoon. ahead of that rain band, temperature

southwest. it did not go into the area of the great plains and pacific northwest. around 1780. allpox epidemic 1780, 83. it was the horse. by that time, if somebody got smallpox in the southwest, once a way, it would either die or no longer be communicative couple. they cannot pass it on before they could get to any other group. the distance itself. 1780 when the horse culture was established in the west. people could move by horse. that way they could instantly communicate any would sweep across. enormous losses of population. in the 18 thirties, malaria up in the pacific northwest. very very deadly. malaria is a terrible problem during the 18 sixties here. they had their own diseases as well. none of the communicative diseases that we were most familiar with. those were all brought by the europeans. they had their own. what i'm saying here is, these trails again, we're perfectly designed, they have far far more people going to these indian lands that they have never gone to before. they are coming from all these different places bringing all kinds of diseases. they are drawing

temperatures at or above normal, and the heat continues as you make your way from texas all the way into the southwest. the pacific northwests looking great, and again we have tropical storm cristobal making it to the gulf this weekend. we'll watch that closely indeed. that will be the third storm, named storm. first time we had three tropical storms named this early in june. and that is just the beginning of hurricane season which started on june 1st. ♪ for years, i thought i was lactose intolerant. turns out i was just sensitive to a protein commonly found in milk. now, with a2 milk® i can finally enjoy cereal again. it's delicious like real milk. because, it is real milk! a2 milk® is real milk from real cows that produce only the a2 protein. i'm so happy i found this. ♪ i know just one thing is true ♪ ♪ life is better with you >>> good thursday morning. overall sunny skies to start over san jose but another hot day in store. the microclimate in the upper 90s for some of the interior valleys. antioch, 99. san jose, 92. oakland, 80 degrees. this will set us up for a little cooling expected headed into the weekend and great

and quite humid as well. now, this afternoon, this evening, no exception, some of the heavier storms working across southwest england, wales, northwest showers fade a while before those showers fade away, and then it turns really quite grey again across northeastern areas with some low cloud and mist and fog patches forming overnight, and it will be another fairly warm and humid kind of night. on into tomorrow's forecast, it's another day of sunshine and showers. the showers really get going as we head into wednesday afternoon, they will become widespread across wales and a across a good part of the midlands and southern england, some of them capable of bringing some surface water flooding. hello, this is bbc news with simon mccoy. the headlines: a government u—turn, children in england will now get free school meals over the summer holidays. it follows pressure from footballer marcus rashford and senior politicians. the government has u—turned on free school meals. can i put on record my thanks to marcus rashford for the part that he has played on this issue and the victory for 1.3 million children affected? hope for coronavirus pat

southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwestticularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally, some fog patches, i think it's likely to stay very murky for some of those eastern coasts of scotland and england. but a very mild night. temperatures as we start sunday morning between 11—14 degrees. then for sunday, well, really, it is more of the same. a lot of the cloud for these eastern and northern parts. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, yes, but a scattering of showers, they will be quite hit and miss, but where they do prop up, they could well be heavy with som

meanwhile behind that it is mostly fine and dry still windy across the southwest although the tom ridge is not as high as they have been but want to show the pacific northwest 21 is the high in seattle and then down into the caribbean and central america some fairly strong winds bringing in plenty of shastri much of the caribbean to the northern islands that nichols hispaniola and on into cuba i want to show. they have here again across into costa rica and also across into panama mexico also picking up some fairly heavy downpours on she's descent into southern and western areas they'll continue on wednesday a little bit lice in nature and still those particular in cuba have on a 33. to incarcerate. in part one of the 2 part documentary see how does he explores the single minded journey. of the 1st sleeve of an independent bosnia herzegovina. is that the good. from prisoner to pres on jersey. the. chinese lawmakers begin voting on a national security law for hong kong which critics say will criminalize political dissent in the territory. cannot matters and this is all just a live from doha also coming up the world health organization warns the worst is yet t

southwest of england and wales as well. by sunday, that risk pushes a bit further north into northwest england, northern ireland as well. of this area of low pressure — which is moving its way out of the bay of biscay — pushing northwards across the uk. so, that is going to bring the heaviest of the downpours across parts of the southwest of england, wales too. through the course of tonight though, we've also got some rain to come from the northern and eastern parts of scotland. and this area of showery rain pushing across northern england into northern ireland by the early hours of saturday. further south across england and wales, quite mild, in fact, quite muggy with those temperatures holding up in the mid teens overnight. a little bit cooler further north, but certainly quite mild. likely seeing double figures wherever you are. saturday then it brings us a day of sunshine and showers. for the bulk of england and wales, there's dry weather through the morning, there will be a bit of rain across northern and eastern scotland. but further heavy showers set to develop later in the afternoon. they will be pushing in acro

southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwestut it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally, some fog patches, i think it's likely to stay very murky for some of those eastern coasts of scotland and england. but a very mild night. temperatures as we start sunday morning between 11—14 degrees. then for sunday, well, really, it is more of the same. a lot of the cloud for these eastern and northern parts. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, yes, but a scattering of showers, they will be quite hit and miss, but where they do prop up, they could well be heavy with some hail and t

and petabreeze at m mount diablo also with a westerly breeze. yesterday it was north northwest. that cold front off the gulf of alaska will draw that low off the west southwestsouthern california. the combination will give us a cooler pattern starting a little bit tonight and really ushering in a cooler pattern tomorrow into the weekend . 60s to 90s. in the thames always 24 hours later and start to cool down . today will be a little bit. we will still see some 90s. tomorrow a lot of 70s showing up and then we will take that into the weekend for a big cool down. a little rebound . still nice by monday. >>> new information about a woman who had a protester with a car in san jose. what she has to say about fleeing the scene. >>> firefighters in solano county are still monitoring the area where a grass fire destroyed a number of homes. a look at some of the damage left behind from one of the first local wildfires of the season. >>> conversations about racism and images of the protests this week coming up in the next hour, the advice from the american academy of pediatrics on how to talk to your kids. more about that coming up. we will be right back. >>> we may h

southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwestwill be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally, some fog patches, i think it's likely to stay very murky for some of those eastern coasts of scotland and england. but a very mild night. temperatures as we start sunday morning between 11—14 degrees. then for sunday, well, really, it is more of the same. a lot of the cloud for these eastern and northern parts. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, yes, but a scattering of showers, they will be quite hit and miss, but where they do prop up, they could well be heavy with some hail and thunder

and southwest later today. these are pretty calm. they are in the 50s. things are in the pacific northwest. there is no fog. we are in june.peratures dipped to 54. san jose is 55. it is getting warmer. that is not breaking news for june. we are near the 90s in the midlands. that is not the case. these are all out of the north yesterday. that's not the case today. we have eased and southwest. the high is kicking in today and tomorrow. we will have warmer temps. we have upper 90s inland. let's go over to sally and see if anything popped up on the screens. anything sal? >>> things are nice and quiet. traffic is moving along pretty well. if you are driving around the bay area, let's look at the south bay. we will look at the toll plaza because steve requested it. i do play requests. traffic is moving along pretty well. we are doing very well. the toll plaza is light. i can show you now. traffic is moving along very well. let's go to the headlines. >>> we are following a developing story in dublin. you are looking at video from earlier at the lowe's home improvement store on dublin boulevard. our crew says at least 20 police pa

up towards the northwest and there we go with a bright orange is right up central parts and with that very hot weather that we do have into those central areas and down to the southwest in particular critical fire danger is remain in play here a number of fires still burning away see temperatures here getting up into the thirty's 33 celsius even his act cloud and rain just around the mountain states with some snow spilling out of our home just rolling further east was as i went to weather still stuck there around the mid atlantic states that where the weather that we have around central park that's going to make its way towards the lakes drier brighter weather coming in behind richelle i wouldn't thank you very much. so ahead on al-jazeera our present to the great white and mates in mexico some who have never even stood trial are struggling to stay alive. being used for an easy political when police unions in the u.s. say they're being unfairly targeted ads. in the back and build up to the turnip english premier league later on in the program. ferguson has been in turmoil i'm sure my police are searching and drawn are like time you're. trying to make a political will