i met with her and her organization and took a road trip with her around plymouth. she said, look how easy it is to get on the plant. there we were. on the plant. multiple areas. we were not within the innermost fence and this is important. ventsis the inter-most which contains the reactor but we got much further than we ought to have been able to. host: the spent fuel. at you can mountain for instance. tell us about that. -- at yuca mountain. made withn deals were the townsend made these plants the idea was that the central held there.ever be there would be a national storage facility, reagan tried to push this through. that we would have a way to take these central rods and contain them in someplace that would be safe for millennia at would not require towns to shoulder the burden. that has not happened. yuca really petered out during the obama administration. senateas a lot of opposition to that as well as the opposition of people who live in nevada. president trump assigned as part of his budget, $120 million to yuca project and that has been controversial. were

now we are going to a boat in plymouth.s predicted that by 2050 99% of seabirds will have ingested the material. as part of our coastal britain series, breakfast‘s john maguire is in plymouth for us looking at the problems posed by plastic. you can see morning breaking there. a cloudy sky, perhaps a hint of some sunshine breaking through. john is looking at the problems posed by plastic. good morning, john. good morning. i hope you are well in the studio. as you say, we are in plymouth sound, aboard the fork and spirit, a marine research vessel which belongs to the university of them. —— falcon spirit. have a look here at the end of this line. this isa here at the end of this line. this is a dragnet. that has been trawling through the see this morning. —— sea. through the see this morning. —— sea. they are bringing it in, we will look at what it contains. we know that there are lots of plastics, big ones, but even more dangerous are the smaller ones in oui’ oceans. dangerous are the smaller ones in our oceans. it is a major

spotted a jam on the blue route northbound with someone reporting an accident watch for this in plymouthting. we're looking at visibility down to two miles in lancaster, 8 miles at philadelphia international. a touch of fog not creating too many problems out there. temperature 70 degrees, the average high is 75. we're soaring up to 90, though, today tam. >>> a train surfing man has been arrested in australia. nervous freeway passengers filmed the stunt on saturday. police in pergt say the -- perth say the 23-year-old man hopped on to the train it was traveling 70 miles per hour. >>> search and rescue operations still operating in mexico city. the faithful gathered in churches. 103 of the 9,000 schools in mexico city will reopen today. many workers are afraid to return to offices fearing the buildings are unstable. inspectors have condemned 1,000 homes. >>> the devastation from hurricane maria continues to cripple port reek co. ten -- puerto rico, ten people were killed and many hospitals are without power and are running out of medical supplies. a dam on the west side of the island is in

let's hear from kathleen in plymouth michigan, cap lane, good evening to you, what are you reading. >> right now i'm reading robert service, my favorite poet.ob i'm not sure how familiar you are with robert but one of the most poignant poems is the march of the dead. he was from england. he's a great writer. where he writes, actually it's the army that has died and is coming back during the celebration because they are the ones that are parading through the streets and it's absolutely wonderful. anybody who hasn't read him should read him. he is marvelous. >> what's the secret to reading poetry? >> so dear..>> cal i think it's the inflection and understanding what you're reading. >> thank you for calling in. that was kathleen.d bill in baltimore, high. >> are you doing? i really enjoy book tv and as i was saying, i've always been disappointed that i've never seen paul on your television show. he was always in one of my favorite authors. they've recently stumbled across a british author who has written four books and the last one i read was the tomb of the inflatable pig and that is th

we'll take you to plymouth meeting see what's happening there when we come back. >> ♪ >> welcome back're taking a live look here the ben franklin bridge. a nice cool, clear tuesday morning. it is 5:45 and 62 degrees. >> yet another day in pleasantville on the roads, karen. >> i'm getting a little bored. >> don't say that. >> not a big accident, just something interesting, you know what i mean. you probably don't like the traffic interesting when you're trying to get to work. this is plymouth meeting the blue route right here and you see traffic right there moving just fine northbound towards lansdale, no issues on the blue route as we look live approaching the mid-county tolls. once you get to lansdale we have this water main break so south broad street is closed between sumneytown pike and allentown road. you could stick to church road or valley forge road to get around the closure here in lansdale with a water main break this morning. we had some construction crews out here on the northeast extension. they have cleared. so northbound approaching lehigh valley looking good. speeds of

in a speech in harlem saying we didn't land on plymouth rock plymouth rock landed on us so for warren buffett he's the landed gentry living on the right side of the interest rate apartheid wall he never has to deal with these scams the larceny the malfeasance of wells fargo bank directly he's cashing in on their criminality and this credit freeze recommended by the bank partly to. is similar to these hurricane erma this is a hurricane in the credit markets brought on by moral hazard writ large when alan greenspan talked about moral hazard as being necessary component to the markets to allow a little wiggle room to allow banks essentially to break the law to keep liquidity going something that we hear from goldman sachs all the time telling people that we need more markets to be liquid therefore we need to be able to commit fraud without penalty while this is what happens if you have decades and decades of fraud as you end up with this equifax disaster because the people who committed these crimes and equifax they know that there's no penalties for them there's no to turn for them that

those are doing well. >> well, in plymouth meeting mall we have 45% of the space. -- in addition to dave & busters and over half a dozen restaurants we've added a whole foods there. so we got new relationship with amazon at this point so, that's been a real win for us but in terms of european retailers, we certainly think that they -- in terms of fashion are a direction ahead. we have 18 h & m's in our portfolio. we just yesterday opened up zara, a fashion retailer that the millennials are very focused on we opened it up in cherry hill mall, 26,000 square feet big store. so, we think clearly fast fashion, off price, discount, dining, entertainment directions that we need to head >> we had the ceo of lulu lemon on this week, that was saying the lines between online and off line are blurring but he also wants a community feel at his stores do you have stores coming in that are less alien then say the hospital lightings that we don't like that are trying to get that community feeling and often do business on and off line >> lulu lemon do a great job with retailing, wi

temperatures dropped to 10 degrees in aberdeen and 15 in plymouth. some rain could be quite heavy. there will be blustery wind around as well but the further north and west you are, the better the chance of seeing some sunshine albeit with some very thundery downpours mixed in. as we go into the weekend, things look decidedly unsettled and dare i say autumnal. cool windy weather with some rain at times. the rain on saturday coming in the form of showers. some of these could be heavy, fairly breezy, the wind not coming from a warm direction at all so the temperature just 16—18 degrees. a bright start on sunday towards the south—east, heavy rain pushing in from the north—west and late in the day western areas particularly will turn very windy indeed. hello. this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. death and destruction in the wake of hurricane irma. at least seven people have died in the caribbean‘s fiercest storm in a decade. one island, barbuda, is described as barely habitable. good morning. a row over using laws first introduced by

a mixture of sunny spells and hefty showers to the south—west of england. 15 degrees there in plymouth bear in mind, as the showers drift through, the temperatures will drop away by a good few degrees. maybe just 12 or 13 degrees in some of the showers across the south—east and east anglia — very heavy, with hail and thunder. a mixture of sunshine and showers for northern england. quite a few showers across north—east scotland, a fair old breeze blowing here, as well. but south—west scotland a better chance of seeing more in the way of dry weather, and some spells of sunshine. sunny spells and hefty downpours for northern ireland, and a similar story for wales, and particularly close to the west coast it will be fairly windy. now, as we go on through friday night, many of the showers will fade away. but some will continue, most likely across north—east england, into wales, the south—west, some showers continue across north—east scotland, as well. many other places will turn dry, with some clear spells. maybe the odd mist patch, and temperatures easily down to eight, nine, or 10 degrees

will let's hear what from kathleen in plymouth, michigan. kathleen good evening to you. what he reading? >> caller: i'm reading robert robert -- my favorite poets and i don't know how familiar your audience is with him but one of the most poignant poems is the march of the dead. robert was from england and is a great writer. he writes, actually it's the army that is tidings coming back during the celebration but they are the ones that are parading through the streets. it's absolutely wonderful. anybody who has read him should read him because he's marvelous. >> host: what is the secret to writing poetry? >> caller: oh dear. i think it's the words and understanding what you are reading. >> host: all right thank you for calling and kathleen of plymouth michigan. villas in baltimore. hi bill. >> caller: hi how are you doing? i love booktv. i'm always disappointed that i've never seen paul turow on your television show. he has always been one of my favorite authors but i've recently stumbled across a british author who has written four books in the last one that i read this

temperatures dropped to 10 degrees in aberdeen and 15 in plymouth.reas and some rain could be quite heavy. there will be blustery wind around as well but the further north and west you are, the better the chance of seeing some sunshine albeit with some very thundery downpours mixed in. as we go into the weekend, things look decidedly unsettled and dare i say autumnal. cool windy weather with some rain at times. the rain on saturday coming in the form of showers. some of these could be heavy, fairly breezy, the wind not coming from a warm direction at all so the temperature just 16—18 degrees. a bright start on sunday towards the south—east, heavy rain pushing in from the north—west and late in the day western areas particularly will turn very windy indeed. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: hurricane irma causes chaos in the caribbean. now, puerto rico braces itself for one of the atlantic's worst ever storms. the full force of hurricane irma is still hours away

a mixture of sunny spells and hefty showers to the south—west of england. 15 degrees there in plymouthry spells. but bear in mind, as the showers drift through, the temperatures will drop away by a good few degrees. maybe just 12 or 13 degrees in some of the showers across the south—east and east anglia — very heavy, with hail and thunder. a mixture of sunshine and showers for northern england. quite a few showers across north—east scotland, a fair old breeze blowing here, as well. but south—west scotland a better chance of seeing more in the way of dry weather, and some spells of sunshine. sunny spells and hefty downpours for northern ireland, and a similar story for wales, and particularly close to the west coast it will be fairly windy. now, as we go on through friday night, many of the showers will fade away. but some will continue, most likely across north—east england, into wales, the south—west, some showers continue across north—east scotland, as well. many other places will turn dry, with some clear spells. maybe the odd mist patch, and temperatures easily down to eight, nine,

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outside live on the blue route in plymouth meeting we see a truck off to the side. otherwise at the mid county tolls things are fine, traffic is moving, we're clear and dry in the area. we have construction crews out here on the northeast extension northbound between lansdale and quakertown blocking the right line and blocking the shoulder. this sinkhole from yesterday is a problem in haddonfield 295 northbound it's off to the side not blocking a lane at the moment at wood crest station, likely that will stay out there a little bit longer. i was on the waze app and i found an accident 295 northbound causing a problem florence township an accident there. how about these numbers. it's 70 degrees, we have a warm one today, 86 is the high under mostly sunny skies feeling like the height of summer. that feeling will stick with us. we have high pressure in control. over the next four days we'll see temperatures ten to 15 degrees above average enjoy that one, matt and tam. >> will do. thank you karen. >>> a north jersey man who won 338 million-dollar powerball jackpot has

reporter dann cuellar is live in plymouth meeting tonight, headquarters for the company stepping up in advance of irma. dan, what's that story? >> jim, when you think you need a help hand you can count on someone from across the delaware valley. we have a live 2k3wr50u 2k3wr50p of electrical workers putting their lives on the line. >> a hundred men in bucket trucks packed up and headed for florida. >> be safe. >> the company got a call about 8:00 this morning that they were going to need help. >> we had less than 12 hours notice, get them here properly years they haveed. responded to just about every major storm that might knockout power across testify u.s. >> we ask then to leave for could be months with little to no notice. >> sandy was a big one. i was there six months. >> there is it, of course, but something else drives these men. >> it's a joy to help people. you get down there and see people that lose everything. they lose their h cars. their life is in disarray and we can help them. it's gratifying. >> task force one, search and rescue efforts in post irma florida among those g

looking good from plymouth meeting over toward valley forge. and hello to the shaders.ing in with you this morning, route 73, kind of quiet. no problems at all. oh, there you go, working your way up and over the bridges, and mass transit running with no reported delays. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> another place that's quiet, bob. nice and quiet. rehoboth. good morning to you as you're getting up here 5:12, great to have you with us. >> imagine the scenario, actually happened last week, we told but it, they found some drugs, some of the most deadly drugs at playgrounds for kindergartners, at one of our catholic schools in delaware count. >> i still a heed here on "good day" philadelphia: we will tell you why a mother is facing charges for endangering the welfare of not just her child, there she is right there, but the other kids, at the school, as well. >> and also: they were flying and the, attacking folks all over south philly, south jersey, out in bucks county, everywhere people report wag were they? the flying ants? why were they all attacking us? there is a

. >> store owners in plymouth valley are chipping in. >> it's horrible. and you got to feel bad.i know i do. hopefully we can help them out as much as we can. >> even as donations pour in, the struggle of how they will get to the island continues. local groups are working with the airlining to get free cargo space. but flights to the islanden won't start until tomorrow. >> they are american citizens. the end of the day, we stand for a flag and it's time to stand up for our american citizens. >> so for now, the plan is to fill the truck and hope. >> e we need a lot of bare necessities. that's what organizers say they have been told airlines will have space to donate and this truckload will be en route to where it's needed. >> in it my heart i really want the to help these people. >> they are going to be collecting donations here until october 6th or 7th. the hope is that people will drop things off here. if you can't do that, cash donations are also accepted. and they are hope iing that the airlines will have that by october 7th to get donations to puerto rico where they are neede

police say the area of plymouth and broad where the killing happened nearly six months ago was notoriousor gang activity and crime. the city installed neighborhood cameras this past spring and ktvu's tara moriarty checked in with police and neighbors to see if the cameras surveillance program is helping. >> i believe all in all we have 16 cameras in the neighborhood and 18 license plate readers. >> reporter: new security cameras have been installed at broad and plymouth. >> we have seen a significant decrease in calls for service to this area specifically violent crimes. >> reporter: that's good news since fro october of last year through this past march, the oceanview neighborhood saw 3 homicides on this corner, not recent 65-year-old woman who police say was an innocent bystander caught in gang crossfire while simply trying to walk to the bus stop. >> we miss her. >> reporter: thelma who owns a produce market says neighbors were relieved when police caught her accused killer 24- year-old jonathan santos. he was released and appeared again in court on murder charges. >> he has been char

roads are open and clear like the blue route, 476 in plymouth meeting heading toward the mid county toll plaza. if you're hopping on the northeast extension of 476 no work there. east/west turnpike is in the clear on thursday this morning. a couple of overnight accidents that will help when -- happen wn the roads are wet and slippery. one in upper merion old valley forge road has cleared out. you want to avoid quarry road at church road. good news coming in from cellarsville bucks county over the last couple of days they reopened the main street culvert over main street. upper southampton county line road, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. it will be closed. stick with street road or byberry roads as alternates. 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. by the subway restaurant stay on downingtown pike to get around that blockage. tam. >> thank you, matt the adopted mother of a ukrainian man who posed as a harrisburg high school student is heading to prison. she was sentenced to five months on federal fraud charges. her husband was placed on two year probations. he was sentenced on federal fraud charges and having se

it's out in plymouth meeting right on chemical road. ebb, you can always reach out to act philly during the week, 267-385-3800, they're also online at acctphilly.org. amy with acctphilly and harley. we appreciate it. >> yeah, of course, we love it. >>> it wouldn't be a saturday morning in september without some high school football. welcome to the blitz. didn't win our game of the week as we begin that's because this is game of the year in pennsylvania. st. joe's prep and archbishop wood, both reigning state champs, both coming off impressive wins against north jersey, national powers. here we go. cheerleaders ready and rocking from wood. but the nationally ranked hawks take control late in the first half. mccray fires a strike to freeman for a first down. and marcus mason polishes off the drive by banging his way into the end zone from seven yards away. prep grabs a 17-7 lead. then it's mccray at it again. this time calls his own digits. look at him move. he's got some wheels. swats away the wood defense. takes it just shy of the promi

we're also told at rest happened on the blue route in plymouth township. trooper was treated and released. >>> authorities in northampton county say death of the lafayette college freshman is due to blunt force trauma to the head, last night students held a vigil on campus for freshman mccray williams. nineteen year-old lacrosse player was found unconscious outside of the dorm on sunday afternoon. he later died at lehigh valley hospital. >>> hundreds gathered, this morning at philadelphia's cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul for girard grandz80's funeral. thirty-eight year-old husband and father of two was fatally shot outside his spring garden home last week. to brothers are facing murder charges is in death. the pair tried to carjack grandzol while his two-year old daughter was strapped in the back seat. the 16 year-old suspect is accused of shooting the father in the face when he refused to hand over his car keys. >>> a north philadelphia neighborhood was briefly locked down this morning as police searched for shooting suspect. authorities were

a company based in plymouth has linemen in west palm beach working to restore power. precious memories nearly stolen by hurricanes harvey and irma are getting tender loving care in camden county. foe lows like these were water logged when the storms flooded texas and florida and now boxes are pouring into photo bridge in west berlin. >> everyone is going to go around the clock and as stuff arrived we're not going to let anything sit. >> many of oheirlooms, pictures of me are the only ones i have. >> it takes about two weeks. >>> today new jersey flags will be lowered to half staff as people pay their respects to the late senator jim way lon. he died last month. he began his career as an atlantic city life guard. he became a public schoolteacher and was elected to council. he then served three terms as mayor of atlantic city before being elected to the new jersey assembly. he was a temple university graduate where he was a nationally ranked swimmer. >>> lawmakers in new jersey are working on a permanent way to preserve his memory. yesterday the senate president said he

temperatures dropped to 10 degrees in aberdeen and 15 in plymouth.ss southern areas and some rain could be quite heavy. there will be blustery wind around as well but the further north and west you are, the better the chance of seeing some sunshine albeit with some very thundery downpours mixed in. as we go into the weekend, things look decidedly unsettled and dare i say autumnal. cool windy weather with some rain at times. the rain on saturday coming in the form of showers. some of these could be heavy, fairly breezy, the wind not coming from a warm direction at all so the temperature just just 16—18 degrees. a bright start on sunday towards the south—east, heavy rain pushing in from the north—west and late in the day western areas particularly will turn very windy indeed. i'm alpa patel with bbc news. the top story. one of the atlantic's biggest ever storms is battering the caribbean, hurricane irma. several people have died. it is headed now for puerto rico. with winds reaching up to almost 300 kilometres per hour, the hurricane has caused floodin

bird's eye view of the action with some skylights upper motherland and plymouth. upper moreland pinned on their own five, but forget about it. ster lin says i'll take this, romping 95 yards for the touchdown. they win 41-7. william pen net looking for first "w." eddie receiving the punt here. and look at him work. bobbing and weaving like a young ali in his prime. watch this defender. makes him look silly. almost gets it to the end zone. he'll score on the next play. penn ridge visiting, diving in from four yards away, they win it 34-3. tfrs fun but that's it for the blitz. have a great saturday. >> here's your choices for next friday's game of the week, good one between south jersey between millville and st. augustine, oxford and unionville or downing town east versus boishop shanahan. call, text or log onto nbc10.com. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of philadelphia. a shooting just outside of a bar. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live outside police headquarters. randy. >> reporter: yeah, bullets fly outside of a hooka bar in north philly. coming up ne

we'll take you to plymouth meeting coming up next. >> ♪ did you know slow internet can actually holdsiness back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> ♪ >> i44, live picture center city, buildings all lit up, check. 65 degrees on city avenue. day getting started. where many. i going with this. >> i don't know. >> i thought you were doing haiku to start the day. >> i thought i would come up with something good but i didn't. >> just didn't happen. >> let's go to karen rogers to take a look at traffic. >> that's right, matt, just give it your best effort though. started off strong. let's look outside live. this is the blue route, quiet start to the day. we're so f

temperatures dropped to 10 degrees in aberdeen and 15 in plymouth.tuck across southern areas and some rain could be quite heavy. there will be blustery wind is frowned as well but the further north and west you are, the better the chance of seeing some sunshine albeit with some every thundery downpours mixed in. as we go into the weekend, things look decidedly unsettled and dare i say autumnal. cool windy weather with some rain at times. the rain on saturday coming in the former showers. some of these could be heavy, fairly breezy, the wind not coming from a warm direction at all so the temperature just 16— 18 degrees. a bright start on sunday towards the south—east, heavy rain pushing and was north—west and late in the day western areas particularly will turn very windy indeed. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: hurricane irma kills at least two people as it rips through the caribbean. it's now headed for puerto rico, where residents are bracing themselves for one of the atlantic's worst ever storms. hurricane irma kills at least two pe

that is made down the road in plymouth.n to make those and sell them around the world. we have been hearing from business is down here this morning. an £8 million yacht is not in everybody‘s price bracket, but there are all sorts of ways you can get involved in this industry. one of these will cost you anything from £50,000 to a quarter of £1 million. we have also been talking to a firm that rents out the boat for a couple of hours. or you can have a time—share. you can borrow it. so the industry is adapting to how people want to spend their money. but it is really a story of export success. 85% of the boats made in the uk are sold overseas. at the southampton boat show, people are putting the finishing touches to their vessels. they are expecting a busy few days and hoping for people with a few million pounds to spend. but not you, ben. you never know! maybe he got a pay rise, or did well on the currency markets. we have some currency news. look at the lovely graph. if you need dollars for your holiday money, go and get th

temperatures dropped to 10 degrees in aberdeen and 15 in plymouth.be blustery wind around as well but the further north and west you are, the better the chance of seeing some sunshine albeit with some very thundery downpours mixed in. as we go into the weekend, things look decidedly unsettled and dare i say autumnal. cool windy weather with some rain at times. the rain on saturday coming in the form of showers. some of these could be heavy, fairly breezy, the wind not coming from a warm direction at all so the temperature just 16—18 degrees. a bright start on sunday towards the south—east, heavy rain pushing in from the north—west and late in the day western areas particularly will turn very windy indeed. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: hurricane irma causes chaos in the caribbean — now puerto rico braces itself for one of the atlantic's worst ever storms. the full force of hurricane irma is still hours away and you can already feel its effects. myanmar denies

a mixture of sunny spells and hefty showers to the south—west of england. 15 degrees there in plymouth in mind, as the showers drift through, the temperatures will drop away by a good few degrees. maybe just 12 or 13 degrees in some of the showers across the south—east and east anglia — very heavy, with hail and thunder. a mixture of sunshine and showers for northern england. quite a few showers across north—east scotland, a fair old breeze blowing here, as well. but south—west scotland a better chance of seeing more in the way of dry weather, and some spells of sunshine. sunny spells and hefty downpours for northern ireland, and a similar story for wales, and particularly close to the west coast it will be fairly windy. now, as we go on through friday night, many of the showers will fade away. but some will continue, most likely across north—east england, into wales, the south—west, some showers continuing across north—east scotland, as well. many other places will turn dry, with some clear spells. maybe the odd mist patch, and temperatures easily down to eight, nine, or 10 degrees, b

plymouth and cardiff temperatures will be around 16 degrees.m, drizzly in places. there will be heavy rate moving in the north—west. tomorrow if the sun comes out, the clouds will break up in a few areas and we will break up in a few areas and we will see temperatures getting into the low 20s, even 20 degrees in the far north of england. early in the week, weather france will continue to move across the uk. fewer weather fronts midweek. 0verall, to move across the uk. fewer weather fronts midweek. overall, it looks mixed, heavy rain on tuesday morning but by afternoon that rainbow will be gone and most of the students enjoy a great deal on tuesday. wednesday, looks better, some little bits of rain but on the home not bad at all. 20 in the south midweek, 15 in the north. goodbye. good afternoon. within the last few minutes, president trumper has condemned north korea's nuclear test saying their actions continue to be dangerous and hostile to the united states. earlier pyongyang said it had successfully tested a hydrogen bomb, one that could be f

muggy and humid air coming from the south, lots of cloud cover bits and pieces of drizzle, lowest in plymouthstle, look at the far north of scotland, the team— 1a degrees. tomorrow dawns on a cloudy and pretty one note for many, drizzly in places, some heavy rain moving into the northwest, increasing breeze. tomorrow if the sun comes out, the cloud will break up sun comes out, the cloud will break up in some areas, temperatures getting into the low 20s, even 20 degrees as far north of england. we see weather fronts moving across the uk, fewer weather fronts around midweek, overall, looking a little mixed, certainly on tuesday, heavy rain around the morning, by the afternoon, the rain out of the way and most of us enjoying a bright day. wednesday, looking a little better, bits and pieces of rain, occasionally cloudy, on the whole, not bad at all, 20 in the south, around 15 in the north. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm julian warricker. the headlines at 10.00. north korea says it has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb that can be fitted to a missile. the nhs in england may suffer its worst wint

a blustery and cool day. 16 degrees in plymouth, 18 in norwich. 0n the weekend that looks decidedly ued. infact, dare 0n the weekend that looks decidedly unsettled. in fact, dare i say it, quite autumnal. cool and windy with rain at times. the rain on saturday will come in the form of heavy showers with some sunny brinkin between. 14— 18 degrees at best. and on sunday, a bright start for the south—east the cloud thickens up to outbreaks of heavy rain pushing in from the north—west and later in the day it will turn windy out west with gales possible. this is bbc news. the headlines: two small caribbean islands have been flattened by hurricane irma, which is leaving a trail of devastation across the region. both st martin and barbuda have experience what's being described as unprecedented damage. facebook has said it's handing over to the us special prosecutor, robert mueller, evidence of a russian—funded campaign to promote divisive social and political messages during last year's american presidential election. excited crowds have greeted pope francis on the first papal visit to colom

very mild tonight, 16 degrees in plymouth. even in northern scotland, around the mid teens.ough the afternoon skiing quite closely and additionally some fresh rain into the north—west of the uk. but the cloud breaks up at times and if we get any decent lengthy sunny spells those temperatures could get up to 20 degrees. that is it from me. have a great day. this is bbc news. i'm julian warricker. the headlines at midday — north korea says it has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb that can be fitted to a missile. the test has been strongly criticised by the japanese prime minister. translation: if north korea forcibly conducted a nuclear test, it is absolutely unacceptable and we have two strongly protest it. and we have to strongly protest it. hospital bosses are warning the nhs could have its worst winter in history if it doesn't receive a bailout. the prime minister appeals for unity amongst her pro—eu mps ahead of a debate of the government's brexit repeal bill next week. the brexit secretary said the eu is making itself look "silly" by insisting negotiations with britain

a mixture of sunny spells and hefty showers to the south—west of england. 15 degrees there in plymouth 12 or 13 degrees in some of the showers across the south—east and east anglia — very heavy, with hail and thunder. a mixture of sunshine and showers for northern england. quite a few showers across north—east scotland, a fair old breeze blowing here, as well. but south—west scotland a better chance of seeing more in the way of dry weather, and some spells of sunshine. sunny spells and hefty downpours for northern ireland, and a similar story for wales, and particularly close to the west coast it will be fairly windy. now, as we go on through friday night, many of the showers will fade away. but some will continue, most likely across north—east england, into wales, the south—west, some showers continue across north—east scotland, as well. many other places will turn dry, with some clear spells. maybe the odd mist patch, and temperatures easily down to eight, nine, or 10 degrees, but some spots in the countryside cold enough for a touch of grass frost. so we begin the weekend between th

john maguire reports from plymouth.y seals. as the tide comes in, they wriggle and bounce their way up onto dry land, but increasingly, they're at risk when they're back in the water, from threats that are man—made. as the tide comes in, the seals will haul themselves up onto the shore. out at sea, of course, is where they do most of their hunting and eating. it's troubling to think that it's also somewhere particularly hazardous to them because of the amount of plastics that are now in our oceans. it's a major problem. there is litter in the sea that is washing in on every tide, it is coming in and out, and people do not realise that it floats, it doesn't decompose. this is the feeding environment of the birds and the seals. sometimes this is household litter. people don't always think it can still end up in the sea. look at that! you superstar. down the coast in scarborough, the seal hospital looks after the rescued animals, before releasing them once they are healthy. plastics are a constant problem. we attended a se