well, i don't think the pla can be regarded as somebody we could trust, and they could be regarded ass is a domestic issue. this should be dealt with politically. sending the pla to the street and sending them to hong kong will not help hong kong, and especially hong kong under one country, two systems. it's very fragile, and what kind of message are we going to send to the rest of the world if the pla is doing what they wanted to do, to kill students? are we going to have another tiananmen square in hong kong? we do not want to see that. and again, may ijust repeat one thing and emphasise this point. to deal with this issue, to resolve this problem, it's up to the chief executive. and she could do it in a political way, not by any other means. let me ask you about one country, two systems, which is of course the phrase that's been in use ever since the sino—uk pact was agreed in the mid—1980s. it was to ensure that from 1997, when hong kong returned to china, and for 50 years thereafter, at least 50 years thereafter, this part of china would operate under a large degree of autonomy,

it can beijing risk of that and bring in the pla?ing in the pla? no logo just about that extradition bill, you are right, and we have five demands from the organiser of these demonstrations. -- it is organiser of these demonstrations. —— it is no longer. they will now have weekly events, maintaining the momentum, but fifth on that list is universal suffrage. in hong kong, momentum, but fifth on that list is universalsuffrage. in hong kong, it has a type of democracy but certainly isn't one person, one person, one vote. they have broadened out their demands, broaden their agenda, the protesters, to include measures to bring about full democracy in hong kong, something that was on the cart up until five yea rs that was on the cart up until five years ago. or your question about beijing authorities, using force that we saw 30 years ago, the pla is here in hong kong, it has a garrison and more of a presence across—the—board out. and more of a presence across—the—boa rd out. this and more of a presence across—the—board out. this is part o

further south m ost pla ces through the night. further south most places staying dry. staying dry. quite a muggy night and even warmer than recent nights across scotland and northern ireland. still high—pressure to the south of the uk. and we could see a greater chance of some showers in the south. 0nly chance of some showers in the south. only the small chance of a shower at wimbledon. and also warmer than today. a bit more sunshine around northern england and wales but still some showers here and there. temperatures up to 25 degrees. northern ireland and parts of scotla nd northern ireland and parts of scotland still seeing outbreaks of rain come and go. we could have some storms developing across eastern parts of scotland later which could have an impact on rush on wednesday evening. these storms are slow to move away. into thursday it is the story of sunshine and showers, quite a lot of clout around at times. the main focus will be at the north of england, central and eastern scotla nd england, central and eastern scotland where we could see some severe thunderstor

reportero: sufren un nuevo obstÁculo, el pla de lo de la corrupciÓn de los agentes.tros tres más fuera del albergue y dicen que cobran $1200 a cada uno. reportero: los agentes mexicanos adelantan la personas que logran pagar el dinero que les piden. >> migraciÓn no ve por nosotros, pero los de afuera sÍ. reportero: andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador dijo que recibieron una situaciÓn podrida. muchos de los migrantes no denuncian por temor de que las autoridades los mantengan debajo en la isla y no avancen arantxa: estados unidos continÚa retornando a mÉxico a los solicitantes de asilo. los que mÁs sufren son los niÑos. jorge: albergues en tijuana zen entran abarrotados, la mayorÍa tienen niÑos. resultan ser los mÁs vulnerables frente a los procesos migratorios. se sabe donde quieren estar. a quiÉn extraÑas en tu casa? o alina >> a mis primos y a mi tÍo. >> mucho no tienen la posibilidad de entender quÉ estÁ pasando. >> que los niÑos tambiÉn puedan sanar emocionalmente. heces de esquelas provoca toda la inestabilidad. >> en los albergues hacen todo lo posible por mantener a l

china has not ruled out, beijing has not ruled out using the pla in hong kong and deploying the pla,ut they have yet to say that will happen. we have had commentary from chinese officials accusing the u.s. of the the black hand behind those protests, saying you play with fire, you risk being burned. again, blaming the protests on the u.s. to some degree. you have seen protesters hold up u.s. flags. that is not mean the u.s. is behind the protest. 2 million people taking to the streets in hong kong. the u.s. will say we are not behind what is happening. the monitoring on the border will be in focus. the timing is complicated trade talksee taking place in shanghai between the u.s. and china. this issue is becoming more contentious between the u.s. and china, the question of what happens in hong kong. paul: all right, u.s. economics team leader sarah mcgregor, and our china correspondent tom mackenzie. thanks to you both. still to come, apple jumped in extended trait after projecting better than expect to revenue in the court incurred of -- in the current quarter. shery: next, susan sch

they have been raising this point for quite a while and it appears psa are now looking at one of their plaow looking at one of their plants in ellesmere and saying depending on how the customs union pans out post the end of october, when the current prime minister is saying we will leave no matter what happens, they will then take a view. and this is difficult because 80% of the cars in the uk built here are exported and two—thirds of that are exported and two—thirds of that are exported to countries where we already have a trade deal through the eu. this leaves a massive dilemma because the current car industry is so exposed to the no deal brexit, more than other industries. and also the car industry has faced the most broad disruption, electric vehicles, the market shifting, not as many people are buying cars and the more mature markets as they used to. there are other macro forces at play in this other macro forces at play in this other industry. yes, the supply chain is critical, it is integral to the viability, the commercial viability of the business. anything that disrupts that caus

the white castle burger chain in the us is among those now selling pla nt—based burgers alongside the york team went to see how they stack up. the mission of a company and the bet of the technology is to appeal to everyone. not as you see as i'd expect. a bit salty for my taste i think. but maybe that's part and parcel with fa st maybe that's part and parcel with fast food. so far, meat eaters have not really resisted the idea of having innovation in food. it's really startling. we genetically modify it so it creates a tremendous amount of this meat and it's the same meat we've all been eating for millennia in animals and implants. an impossible burger pound for pound has all the protein, it has no cholesterol, it has less fat and it has ten to 20% less calories than 80s /20 ground beef patty. i'd probably go for the meet one again. sorry, my friend! we don't often see them in the same place all the time but clearly when food is involved! we'll take you through ther stories making headlines in the global news media today, including: a new law to crack down on assaults on emergency ser

the battle reenactment took pla place.sident lincoln was there back then when snipers took aim at him.he it is still tnly time a sitting american president has come under direct enemy fire. >> there is a lot of civil war history that a lot of people really n't know about. early came up the shenandoah valley, took fredericksburg and all in that area, fought the battle, and then basically came down georgia avenue to threaten washington. >> last week d.c. delegate elnor holmes norton introduced a bill to preserve sites in d.c., maryland, and virginia. >>> we are monitoring barry as it goes over louisiana, dumping several inches of rain. >> yeah, let's turn to the weather channel meteorologist stephanie abrams. what are conditions like where you are this morning? >> reporter: you know, we are getting lucky this morning, guys, because we are right in the middle of two bands of rain on either side of us. so we are dry right now, but, you know, the heaviest rain that we have seen has been up close to seven inches in some places l

citizen and that has shown up in relationship with our military and the military of china the pla and>> clearly google knows what it's doing. says look where not working with the chinese military but it is nonsense because in china system there is something called military civilian fusion. in other words everything that goes into civilian research gets pipelined directly to the chinese military and google knows that. it's got a google center in beijing into technical sharing partnerships with chang wah university peking university china's two most important universities and other partnerships. all of this tech development is going to the chinese military. google knows it and i think the president's got to do something about it because clearly this is a danger to the u.s.. lou: what should it do, fred? >> first of all i'm concerned that secretary mnuchin said there's no problem here. i can't explain that. think he's wrong. officials in the administration have to make new rules to limit the types of technology sharing and i.t. activities conducted in china to conduct military applicatio

and why are some of the trump administration diminishing googles work with the pla, the communist party and the military of communist china? there seems to be some confusion. we will try to straighten that out next. we will take that up among other things with ed rollins. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ lou: congressman duffy using a house financial services committee hearing to grill suntrust bank ceo, william rogers, the congressman called rogers out yesterday for denying business before private detention centers who want to bank with them due to the whims of demonstrators and protesters. >> are positive, we are not taking a social position. >> you're taking a social position when you say you will not bank a detention facility. >> are presented, we consider a variety of different factors in reaching those conclusions related to the status of that business. the credit wo

it is unwilling to admit it still has links with the pla, the army of the chinese communist party.se of where trade tensions are and because of the opacity and the worrying nature of the pla, this is a bigger deal than say b.t. or verizon or other companies that have links to the military. we are in a time where the norms are shifting and it is difficult to know where things are going to land. taylor: sarah, you hear isaac say huawei is dishonest. that is what the trump administration has been pounding their head against the table for for the past year. the problem is the business community, the chipmakers, lobbyists do not necessarily agree with that. what is their reaction to comments from the trump administration and those we keep hearing that huawei is really tied to the government? sarah: we start even with this ban that the trump administration put on huawei that essentially cut off american suppliers to that company. first thing they were doing were hiring their lawyers, trying to find ways around this ban so they can still sell their products to huawei. it is a huge company

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. >> of the 20,000 lions left on the planet, planet, planet, pla, males, and the males are targeted byy hunters. >> reporter: and it's not just the poachers that pose a threat. the general encroachment of humans on their territory has been detrimental to their future survival. >> the goal is to double the lion population, a aut% have no protection at all. if we requecan increase the protection we can regrow the population. >> reporter: they have been at the forefront of the conservation effort in africa, producing documentaries. in 2009, starting the big cats initiative, alongside national geographic in the hopes of halting the decline of one of the world's most recognizable and beloved creatures. >> it's already imperative to get the right messaging. and if they go through the emotional drive we've gone through, they will want to protect them. >> reporter: now they're hoping another film will bring renewed attention to their cause. the re-imagine nation of the 1994 classic has a new star-studded cast, but its powerful themes remain the same. >> the movie has an incredible spirit. it o

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. >>> a young woman filed a former plas complaint in december. it found that wilder, who was teachintyat the universi was responsible for nonconsensual sexual contact and walter said that investigation was biased and he is contesting the ndings. >>>growing protests with tensifying pressure against the puerto rico governor after 900 pages of chat were released. he makes jokes with the victims of hurricane maria and antigay slur against singer ricky rtin. rossello is stepping down as the head of his party and won't run for reflex next year. >>> president donald trump called puerto errico's gent corrupt but bragged about hosting two miss universe pageants there. >>> in venezuela, residents are waking up without power this morni. people in caracas trying to navigate streets without light. power went out across much of that cou yesterday afternoon. officials have not said what caused this outage but back in march, blackouts left most of the people therewi out power and water for almost a week. >>> aso pern who pretend be to f aoctor and psychologist f

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pla p of the negro league. next month fans young and old will be able to meet some of the players and learn about their contribution to america's favorite pastime. with us is o found the negro league legends hall of fame. we're delighted to have you with us, wayne. m >> friend. i can say my friend, too. >> yes, you can, absolutely. tell us about the legends hall e.of fam and it's located right here in the washington area. >> right. i started this back in 2003. i was not aware there was a negro league. and short story. i met peanutns j in the bookstore. she introduced me, opened my mind to all these players living among , and i never heard of them. so through that, i contacted a man named frank evans who lived in montgomery, alabama and took me as his adopted godson. he ge me 100 names that played from the 1920s to the 1960s. and this is 17 years ago, but this has been quite a bit of journey for me. >> you did the history. >> yeah. >> you love baseball. >> yeah. u>> you hooked with all these legends. >> actual r

. >>> it's tuesday but if you're thinking about the weekend, our tommy mcfly found just the pla to checkut. >> i went to the scene after local go cart track and it's un called f land in fredericksburg. >> reporter: down 5 in fredericksburg there is a racing track like nothg in the region. >> we wanted to do something unique and special for the city of foreheadburg and attract people from all over the plhite >> tis the only one of its kind. the closest is four hour from here. 30 feet in the air.fe 1 of track. i got to catch up! >> how am i going to pas my brother without hitting him? i waited behind him and probably dropped a little bit and see if they go high orlow, i go the opposite way they do. >> it's funny because wen we astarted building, peopl saying what are you building, a roller coaster? kind of. >> reporter: if you go there, be eady to wait your turn on saturdays and friday nights, but mid weekrn and g trips you'll be behind the wheel much more and have less time to sma w talkh friend. >> i have a foot on her. >> yeah. >> reporter: how does being taller make you faster at go ca

was scattered showers and props and thunderstorms, most showers and props and thunderstorms, m ost plahunderstorms, most places will avoid them and stay dry, with temperatures mostly towards the low 20s and approaching the mid 20s. as for wimbledon, there is some slight chance of catching a shower of the next couple of days, showing up in the symbols, that is looking dry, perhaps a little bit cooler but some really decent temperatures and for spectating for that matter and here comes the area of high pressure and that is moving right across the british isles to go to the weekend. do not expect clear blue skies but expect in warm sunny spells at times in the lease during saturday, there's still a chance of showers perhaps towards parts of england in the breeze is taking a little more of a track towards the north sea coast now create and cool things a bit, there is the upper teens where many are getting towards the low 20s. and if part two of the week on sunday, a mixture of cloud and sunshine and there's a chance of catching an isolated shower, may be a bit of patchy rain running toward

we have seen home entertainment signature pla planting a lot of the experience. >> or home videos. >> exactly. >> so how quickly is that going to happen and is that sort of a long-term threat or will there be a mark for peopet for peoples to go some place to experience something. >> there is a natural tendency for people wanting to leave their home, not necessarily for everyone. when we think about what we are building is an activity that a group of people can do together and that is kind of our focus. it is not necessarily building vr or this technology or that. let's create an experience that requires us to go out and have fun together. i think there is always going to be a place for that. and more importantly it is just an expansion of entertainment offerings out there. the home expansion that's going to be amazing that you can do at home. the other home is going to continue to get better. i am thankful to hear that you love the experience, what we have planned for the next year and year after, we keep on trying to push the limits that's possible. >> you will change the theme. toda

>> the company pla to expand in the east coas in the next 12 months. head out es i want to before i head out to work. i need them to come to my house. >> this is mollet. get over here. >> this is a bad hair day, clay. that humidity is out there. i feel it. >> this is one of those afro plus days for some folks. did i saya we have cloud outside right now we will talkabout the forecast and when the sun will brak thero >>> independence day protests outside the white house led to a scuffle and some arrests. the demonstratorset anam erican flag on foyer and two people taken into custody as a d result anll that have playing out ahead of president trump's speech on the linln memory. >> the event was billed as a saluteca to ameri and heavy on patriotism and honoring the troops and america's history. >> togarher, we are p of one of the greatest stories ever told, the story of america. it is the epic tale of a great nation whose people have risked everything for what they know is right and what they know is true. >> news4 craig boswell joins us live now from capi

next hour of "news4 today," i'll give awe forecast four beach and boating pla if you're heading to the ocean for the weekend. stay tuned for that. >>> every year, nbc clear the shelters campaign helps animal shelters andescue groups find forever homes for pets. a man on the eastern shore found his new best friend. daniel o'connor saw bump kin ona the news she had been left in a home after the owners moved out. >> she apparently had been left in the house. they moved out and just left her in the house! >> o'connor isnd 85 a she is a little older too. now he is hoping someone else can find asuch happiness that he has found with his new best friend. news4 is gearing up for cleare the ers. it's a billing event happening next month. a few weeks away. shelters ll be participating on saturday, august 17th. we have a map of all of shelters and everything you need to know in the nbc washington app. just search clear the shelters. >> this is te ofose events that we really love. so many people here at the station have animals and love them. we see so many people who love animals and they just com

this pla is dangerous. n:quentihe men and women who died were caught in the crossfire of the latest vil war. the government in tripoli is battling the forces of khalifa haftar, a warlord with a self-styled libyan national army. the rebel forces earlier threatened an escalation in airstrikes, but now deny they were responsible for the bombing of the migrant center. the u.n. says it is unclear who is to blame but called f better protection of migrants in libya. >> there has to be an immediate release of all the detainees from the centers,o and we have make sure that no rescued refugee is taken back to libya. quentin: detention centers across the country are overwhelmed. the conditions inside are appalling. this one was filled in april this year. people smuggling flourished after the fall of muammar gaddafi 8 years ago. hundreds o in the hope of making it to europe. for migrants, death is familiar. around 500 have drowned this year alone trying to cross the sea. as the war continues, the risk increases, and li

one of the pla process of being traded to the cleveland indians when the fight broke out.r pirates and four reds were ejected. pittsburgh went on to win, 11-4. >>> a new study has surprising news about your food delivery order, and there are reportedly more separations at the border. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the san diego union tribune" reports the aclu admits the trump administration has separated more than 900 migrant children from their parents at the u.s./mexico border. that is despite an order by a federal judge last summer to end the practice. families can still be separated if a parent is charged with a crime, but the aclu says the administration is abusing their discretion as to what is an unfit parent or danger to children. the justice department did not immediately respond to a request for comment. >>> "the indianapolis star" reports that the body of notorious gangster john dillinger is expected to be exhumed from an indiana cemet y cemetery. in 1934 dillinger was reportedly shot and killed by fbi agents outside of a theater

spells of sunshine, one or two showers here or there but most one or two showers here or there but m ost plaop temperatures of that in — 22 degrees. this is bbc news. welcome if you are watching here in the uk, on pbs in america, or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: a special bbc investigation reveals muslim children in china, some as young as two, are being systematically separated from theirfamilies. we uncover evidence of boarding schools, surrounded by barbed wire, housing children from the minority uighur community. families of victims of the boeing plane crash in ethiopia speak exclusively to the bbc about their search for justice. his opponents say he has politicised independence day to boost his re—election campaign.

the hardliners believe it's an arm of the pla the soft liners believe it's a company.nuchin believes it's a company. the hardliners don't i think the idea it's not a sticking point is crazy. it's the biggest sticking point in the whole negotiation the whole point is are their companies pla controlled or controlled by business there's companies that are free market the free market are not communists i really think that this is the defining issue so mnuchin is very nice, but the fact is there are other people in the white house who say, does he continue to think this is about trade? does he really think it's about soybeans versus phone equipment? it's about ho mojny. >> they also believe this is extraordinarily important for them they should not allow this company of potential growth to be impinged by an inability to get components they need >> this is about samsung being given a chance to top huawei it's about nokia and it's about -- the hardliners are saying, listen, if huawei went out of business, we can leapfrog 5g. mnuchin isn't focused on 5g. he's focused on soybea

the white castle burger chain in the us is among those now selling pla nt—based burgers alongside thef the company and the bet of the technology is to appeal to meat eaters. not as juicy as i'd expect. a bit salty for my taste. but maybe that's part and parcel with fast food. so far, meat eaters have not really resisted the idea of having innovation food. it's really startling. we genetically modify yeast so it creates a tremendous amount of this and it is the same that we've been eating in animals and plants. so an impossible burger has all the protein but has no cholesterol, it has less total fat, and it actually has 10—20% less calories than eating a 20g beef pack. i would probably go for the meat one again, so sorry planet! bleurgh! people are not taking up subscriptions in the same way for services like netflix. we asked if there are too many streaming services or if it is too expensive. thomas says ah, for the days of only a few channels of "free tv" with awful picture quality and programming that was so boring that you would read a book. liu — netflix still haven't solved the r

♪a >> a y of tradition, new and old.u pla bit of chaos, protests, and arrests. >> some of that chaosaused by the weather andmore storms in the forecast tomorrow. i'll fill you in on timing. announce news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> good evening everyon i'm leon harris. as we come on the air this independence day, fireworks frustration i the word of the night. we could see them from a vantage point in virgini that wasn't the case for peoplee that made th trip to the day at the national ball. after a day of showers, most of what folks could see was smoke. i'll fill you in on what happened. and amelia will fill you in on the science oof all that. jackie is out on thmall where the show was less than stellar. >> reporter: i am not expert on this, but iatcan tell you wh i saw. it seemed as if this humid cloudy air was holding down the smoo the fireworks were difficult to see. the logistics for best viewing were a bit different this year lfcause of chang to the firework show itse. those sitting to the east of the washington monument saw a few minutes ofk, dazzling firewor but as the program c

we don't know right now if alcohol or drugs pla eed any roe in that crash. >>> a motorcyclist is dead. police are searching for a hit-and-run driver after a chi y chaotic chain of events in concord this morning. crash happened shortly before 12:30. a motorcyclist tried passing a prius. the biker hit the back of the prius and flew off the motorcycle. as the motorcyclist lay in the street, a pick yaup driver ran over and kept going. the homeowner talked about the scene. >> middle of the road and get ran over again, it's just tough. and the guy that -- i saw the video of the guy with the truck. and you had to know that you hit somebody or something. something should have made him stop. at least stop and acknowledge it. it was an accident. but he just chose to keep going. and that's the hard part. >> the pickup driver kept going. the prius driver stopped and cooperated with investigators. police are trying to find the driver of that pickup. >>> a serious scare at a san jose apartment complex today after people repd hearing explosions. happened in the area of townsend park circle in north

now a bbc investigation has revealed big variations in who gets tree—pla nting money, and it seems ourrees in england. joining stratford—upon—avon, northumberland, eden, carlisle and county durham, typical of the rural areas that benefited from the government's cash for trees scheme. meanwhile, liverpool, bristol, croydon and leicester were amongst the urban areas which didn't get any cash or trees from this scheme at all. the problem seems to be the way the fund was set up did not appeal to urban landowners, and campaigners argue urban trees are just as important as their countryside counterparts. but perhaps things might be changing because since we started this investigation, the government seems to have changed its position. so, since we made our discovery, the government has announced another scheme specifically for urban tree—pla nting. they are going to release £10 million to plant about 130,000 trees, specifically in big cities. and if it wants to hit that target of 1.5 billion new trees by 2050, the government will need to plant trees anywhere it can. david gregory—kumar, bbc

up the pla says after breaching a power sharing agreement with pro-democracy activists just days ago.

>>eporter: they have a pla that would shield its main business from those potential liabilities. it aims t spin out its generic drug division which means oxycodone and hydrocodone goa i ew company. with it should go any potential liabilities from sling opioids. >> with regards to the risks and liabilities, again, i think we've been very clear since we announced our intent tospin, is that risks and liabili follow the assets. >> reporter: they note they have been considering how toep sate the two businesses for years and doesn't cite the liabilities as a driving factor. the company declined to comment for this story directing us to public documents. it wouldn't be the first company to try to benefit from a sale or spen-off of a business. in 2014 a consumer giants product spun out its pharmaceuticals unit. earlier this year, they agreed to an almost $1 spok.5 billion settlement. but the company wasn't named when the justice department indicted them and so an analyst calls that a win. >> when you look at the way that has kind of resolved, at least for reckit, one could argue that str

. >> hate has no pla here. >> reporter: as the sun began to set, hundreds of protesters held battery candles, some raising the them skyward in memory of the people who have died at the u.s. southern border. many held signs protesting the conditions under which migrants are being held there. >> i worked my spire professional life with children and families and i know that this is lifelong trauma that's been inflictedhe upon t innocent youngsters, these refugees. >> people arrive at our borders and we say no, we say, you know, that you're like not human. >> some told us that seeing the images of conditions being endured and hearing stories of family separation has made them frustrated and angry. >> we need to be a welcoming place. we need more immigrants. >> i'm not a nurse. i'm not a lawyer. i can't help at the border, but i'd love to be able to do something to help change what 're doing. >> reporter: and organizers estimate that there were almost a thousand people here tonight, all of it organized through social media. life in northwest, jackie bensen, news4. >> quite a scene. thank

. >> so there is a awful lot on the market's pla this week is there one event that we highlighted that you think will take precedence over t other? >> hardly. the one that is tangible is the fed meeting. there is no doubt it is occurring and number iso, there o doubt there is some decision coming from it. the one friday, the jobs report is going to give us a finite reading in the labor market and the trade negotiation remains somewhat ambiguous relative to whether anything will be resolved overayhe coming and we've seen this movie before where the trade talks end a subsequently they pick up again at some later date. baking nk the market is in expectations around a fed policy shift that -- that could be suppor eve ofity prices so it is not so much the policy move as the accompanying policies by way the press diussions, jay powell will have to offer up color around the decision that was ultimately made. >> let me ask it another way, mark. is the greatest risk for the asside or the downside for the market. ue pointed out, an all-time high, that would suggest that all of the good news has

monday pla ces m ost with a good deal of sunshine.. and then there is a deep low in the south—west. grey first thing across the north of england. some showers to come across scotland. a drier for northern ireland. sunny spells for much of england and wales, but later in the day as this starts to roll in there is quite a deep area of low pressure. and gusts up to 45 mph at the coast. and some showers arriving to. that will be with us through much of the week ahead, monday into tuesdayit much of the week ahead, monday into tuesday it moves a little further eastwards. still some keen wins for the south—west of england. a gusty day on tuesday, hefty showers for wales in the south—west. and they will break up further north as the day goes on. the driest and brightest will be the eastern counties of england. on to wednesday, still a lot of showers around, the focus in central and eastern areas. towards the end of the week things become temporarily a little calmer, but still wednesday a lot of showers around. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley.

least he is ending quantitative tightening, or rate hikes, which shouldn't have started in the cefirst pla. no inflation. but trade talks with china halled and some experts suggest china hopes to delay until the 2020 electionin ew jersey, owner steven lang says higher tariffs on the wedding gowns he imports from china would force him to double prices. >> tariffs don't work. isolationism doesn't work. this is a world economy and we're hurting ourselves more than we are benefitting anybody. it's just the wrong move at the wrong time. >> reporter:me while, here's how today's rate cut could affect you. mortgage rates have already dropped to below 4% on a $200,000 loan, a savings of $130 a month.$3 onthly savings on a $25,000 new car on a $2,500 credit card balance, your minimum monthly payment will drop by just 50 cents. es so the real quon is whether the fed might cut rates again. the fed won't commit but the slowing global economy and the trade war both pe potential risks to the wconomy, and the fed alsoants to see a slight up tick in inflation. so, lower interest tes may hel >>> tom costell

the pla says after reaching a power sharing agreement with pro-democracy activists just days ago. the survivors of the nazis make. it was a sense to britain on the so-called. treasure . museum despite the complicated and expensive challenges caused by its position. 20 years after it was 1st commish. welcome to the program. turkey has received the 1st shipments of a russian s 400 missile defense system despite the threat of sanctions from the united states and the concern of its nato allies the shipments arrived by plane as a military air base near ankara nato says it's worried about the potential consequences of the acquisition and white house has previously threatened turkey with real and negative consequences if the purchase went ahead warning that the russian system is incompatible with nato weapon systems. but let's get the latest from would go to istanbul join dorian jones welcome dorian why is turkey so keen on this russian system well turkey insists as a sovereign country it is in its up to its own decision who it buys from and what it by on top of that it says that turkey

most m ost pla ces most places will get sunshine at some stage today but there are further heavy showerss to bump the isobars. dry in northern ireland and western scotland, drying up ireland and western scotland, drying up wales and western parts of england on through this afternoon eventually seeing fewer showers and more in the way of sunshine here. showers this afternoon still there through eastern scotland, north—east england, the midlands, north east anglia and some back in the south—east and some of these will be heavy and thundery in places. most of us around 18 to 22 degrees, 24 in the warmer parts of the south—east. breezy out there still, that's not worse than that at royal portrush. broken cloud and sunshine but a big big change tomorrow. waterproofs will be worn again and the wind and wet weather will pick up. this is saturday finishes. the showers will fade from the east and mainly dry and clear overnight, the wind using and clear overnight, the wind using a touch. fresher, less humid, easier to sleep, overnight temperatures around ten to 14 degrees. part two of the weekend,

we asked if the pla would get involved. this is what he had to say. >> let's just say that i have connections with beijing, and i know what they are thinking about, okay? the worst that can happen is carrie lam will step down, and eventually, an inquiry will take place. we can take care of our own problems. we want all foreign intervention and foreign elements who stay out of hong kong, and we also want beijing to leave us alone. >> caller: that was comment from pro-beijing lawmaker, but he's made it very clear that the weeks of protest that have taken place here in hong kong, this is something up to hong kong, its government and police force to resolve under hong kong law, matters fall under the hong kong government and the hong kong police. i spoke with joshua wong, a pro-democracy leader. i asked if there's any behind the scenes reconciliation or talks between the hong kong government and the protest leaders of the protest movement. he said no. they offered to talk to carrie lam. she has not responded to their request. n

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