i've got judy writing me from olney, granddaughter's 4-year-old birthday party and bounce house and all sorts of stuff. please get the rain out of here. she wrote me on the facebook page, join me there as well. i love to aner questions and time everything out for you. we're working for you here. i'll try to get the rain showers out for her birthday party. ved, again, we haeen a few showers out there now with this first wave. so a lot of this is passing to the east. not everybody is seeing it. then clearing back behind here. look at thiswe have an isolated shower along i-81. this is all ahead of a frontal system. this frontal system is goinggo head and pass on through. right around the allegheny mountains now. this is going to move on through. could spark a few mor isolated showers as we go through the middle part of the day. a 20% chance that you'll see where you are. one thuing i will say, it will e breezy. winds are light. up, l see the winds kick gusts up to 30 miles an hour as we go through the day today, dying down late tonight. we'll talk about the timing and time it out for you t

of parliament to speak to al jazeera isn't really a challenge so rory they do use a vague shortly olney's there is indicative motions to know how the votes likely to go. or the four that john bucko has chosen for i am pleased to have a look at some of these i'll go through them from start to finish we have number one a customs union that basically means that any breaks it deal would keep the u.k. essentially inside the european union's colm common trade tariff policy that we have numbered so you which is a common market two point zero it's being called that means you don't just get a customs union you also get the u.k. staying in the single market with its free movement of goods labor services and capital thirdly there is some sort of public vote that means whatever parliament chooses gets put before the british people to have their say on for a second referendum essentially and then last the have an extension to article fifty basically dragging on this bricks. process even further if that's not possible then parliament would choose between either no deal hold or calling off breck said no