that has thrown up the question of whether red arrows will go next and whether red arrows will go nextn able to answer that question today except to say that question today except to say that all the teams here will go to other sites that suits their needs. it insists the decision is about value for money and it is continuing to invest in other sites around the cou nty to invest in other sites around the county and across the country, but it seems in the current climate that they are not all sustainable in the long term. it has brought questions about the tourism aspect, there is a heritage centre here and local figures, politicians and tourism bosses really want assurances that the heritage aspects will be accessible to the public. at the moment it remains uncertain as to whether red arrows will be based from in 2022. thank you, katy austin at a very noisy raf scampton. time for a look at the weather... here's nick miller. no heatwave in scotland, really pleasa nt no heatwave in scotland, really pleasant in the sunshine. temperatures are still above average, still warm. similar into n

the decision has been made to get rid of what is currently the red arrows. with its a55ociations arrows. it is a very hi5toric airbase with its associations with the dambu5ters. these days, as well as the red arrows, it is home to an air control centre playing an important role in keeping our airspace secure. what is worrying people around here is that there is no word yet of where the red arrows will move to. defence experts we have spoken to have said that raf scampton i5 have spoken to have said that raf scampton is an ideal location for them because it has got a very long ru nway them because it has got a very long runway and it is very well located. the ministry of defence says this is a financial decision, this base would actually need a lot of investment to keep it going into the future and that investment would be better going elsewhere. it has also 5aid better going elsewhere. it has also said that it will still be investing in some other airbases in lincolnshire. however, experts have doubted whether the red arrows could go to one of those local ba

where could the red arrows go next?re three other airbases, but they are all very busy operational airbases. this one has a very long runway, it is kind of ideally placed a lot of ways so the question on everyone's lips is where will the red arrows go? the ministry of defence said they are looking into other fit for purpose alternatives. but today it is a very uncertain day for the 600 personnel who work at this site, as they know they will no longer work year from 2022. let's go to cambridge now, we talk about northampton town council. you andi about northampton town council. you and i have spoken about this before, and i have spoken about this before, and it is essential that we are talking about it again. to put it frankly, it simply does not happen. backin frankly, it simply does not happen. back in debris, when we last spoke, the council issued its emergency spending controls, it became the first council in 20 years to do that. now it has issued a second one injust that. now it has issued a second one in just five

the red arriws will have to find somewhere else for the display team —— red arrows.mbusters. and it was where the 617 dambuster squadron was based. 102 years old. a lot of readers got in touch to say how upset they were. quite traditional readers, we have. they think it is chipping away at the heritage of the country. and it is a very good raf base, apparently! what is it mean, a good raf? we spoke with sir michael graden, chief of staff between 92— 97, said it was a functional place, said it has a very long airfield, which is perfect, at the moment, ithink, one pear control centre, which looks at any hostile aircraft and it is the base from which we go and meet any hostile aircraft, so dysfunctional. and it is knocking away at our defences at an uncertain time in the world. maybe we could have some 21st—ce ntu ry world. maybe we could have some 21st—century defences put in instead. maybe a lovely modern place for the red a to be, so it looks like sometimes progress works, and maybe i hope it doesn't in this insta nce maybe i hope it doesn't in this instance —— red a

it had been trailed but it has been confirmed today that the red arrows airbase was going to be soldlincolnshire. a lot of out scampton a lincolnshire. a lot of our readers are very upset. this is a famous base of the dambusters. our readers are very upset. this is a famous base of the dambustersm moves me, if we knew what was going to happen to the site... it is going to happen to the site... it is going to be housing, isn't it? around our way they are all executive homes getting built. if it is social housing and we are building social housing and we are building social housing that benefits people locally, then i would be possibly in favour of it. a former air chief marshall has said that it is a good airbase that could still be used particularly well to defend us. u nfortu nately we have ru n particularly well to defend us. unfortunately we have run out of time. we will have another go shortly. that is it from the papers for this hour. thank you to my guests. we will be back with me at 11:30 for a longerlook at the front pages. good evening. for many but not quite for all it has

especially since he flew with the red arrows display team. >> wow. >> the uk version of the blue angels. but still, after all his flying and training, there's something he doesn't know how to do, and that's a bummer bays the thing he doesn't know how do kicks off the red bull air races. in order for him to zwloin race, he needs to learn how to fly under a bridge. >> he doesn't know how do that? he's got the skill. he's got to druft trust in his skill. >> how often are you allowed to practice flying under a bridge. >> in this case instead of saying let's fly under a bridge, no, they go over to the air porpt and set up a string the height of the bridge they're going to be flying under to practice now that ben has his training on, he's going to be allowed to fly in the red bull air races an it's a start of a race like really no other. >> we're 24 murphy you're cleared into the tracks. >> oh, dang, you got to get this right. >> come on, he made it look easy. >> i was like -- i didn't see him sweating. >> nobody had any doubt that ben murphy would be able to pull this off. i think it's a way

the home of the red arrows, raf scampton in lincolnshire, is to be sold. 600 people currently work atwas also where 617 squadron prepared for the dambusters mission in world war two. the ministry of defence in order to cut costs, is also closing raf linton—on—ouse in north yorkshire, 300 people will be affected there. the man who donated millions of pounds to the pro—brexit campaign is under scrutiny for paying thousands of pounds to a leading politician in the small african kingdom of lesotho. arron banks has mining interests there and in neighbouring south africa. in a bbc interview, mr banks admitted paying money into the personal account of a lesothan government minister, but denied the payment amounted to a bribe. manveen rana reports. lesotho may be one of the poorest countries in the world, but the lure of diamonds has drawn many to the kingdom in the sky, including the businessman and brexit donor arron banks. but when we found his diamond operation, the machines were silent. and the site was deserted. everything here will be done and labelled by the end of august. the operati

at the moment it remains uncertain as to whether red arrows will be based from in 2022. thank you, katy austin at a very noisy raf scampton. time for a look at the weather... here's nick miller. no heatwave in scotland, really pleasa nt no heatwave in scotland, really pleasant in the sunshine. temperatures are still above average, still warm. similar into northern ireland. the baking heat continues across central and eastern parts of england. this picture from essex, no significant rain in the forecast here. look at the satellite picture, this area of cloud from northern england through wales and in two parts of the south—west, reducing patchy rain or a view showers as it will do through the afternoon. the odd shower in some areas, very few and far between in east anglia. this decaying weather front is the dividing line between heat and unity to the south—east, where temperatures are still around 30 celsius. not quite as hot as yesterday. the cooler, fresh air to the north of it, present in the sunshine with high teens and low 20s. tonight, any rain on the cloud disappea

and the red arrows streak over the skies of london to celebrate the centenary of the raf. ten minutes. it's wonderful. actually makes you want to cry knowing it's all there. to protect you. absolutely brilliant. something to be proud of. england's footballers have arrived in moscow for theirfirst world cup semifinal in nearly 30 years. the team trained this morning at their base in repino before setting off for their clash with croatia. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is at the luzhniki stadium in moscow where tomorrow's game is taking place. i don't know if the players can feel it over there but the anticipation here is nearfever pitch. they can certainly feel it although their bases very remote and calm. they were playing and larking around with a rubber chicken in training this morning, all very high spirits and the mood is being replicated by the fans that start to arrive in moscow by their numbers now. this is the biggest england match in three decades. and so to moscow. the venue for both the semi—but also the final. on the pitch of the luzhniki stadium ambiti

the home of the red arrows raf scampton is to be sold. 600 people currently work at the site near lincoln squadron prepared for the dambusters mission in world war two. the mod is also closing raf linton on ouse in north yorkshire where 300 people work, in order to cut costs. fracking at the site in lancashire has been given final approval by the government. the shale company quadrilateral is being given permission to go ahead with the controversial process at the site in preston new road. —— the company cuadrilla. opponents say it could cause the an untold damage. the boys who were rescued from the cave in thailand —— the divers who rescued the boys from the cave in thailand have been thanked at downing street. this report contains flash the geography. it is just flash the geography. it isjust one flash the geography. it is just one of a series of ceremonies of thanks the rescued boys will now participate in. in thailand, 11 have become novice buddhists. as is customary, the boys have had their head shaved. they will meditate, pray and clean the temple as well as paying tribute to the di

it's not going to be a case of, we are the red arrows with propellers and no legs.st learning to fly was a privilege. learning to fly formation, thatjust doesn't happen. that's something else. let alone disabled pilots. i think there is still a perception that disabled people just aren't capable of living full, independent lives and i hope that sometimes, by doing something like this, we help straighten that record a little bit. a woman in west london got the fright of her life on monday when she woke up to find she was sharing her bed with a three—foot snake. the royal python, which is thought to be an escaped pet, curled up next to her in her kensington flat while she was sleeping. the rspca caught the snake later on, by which time the python had got out of bed. rather more cuddly animal news now. a giant panda at the yuen—nan safari park in south west china has been celebrating his fourth birthday with a special cake and young tourists singing happy birthday. zoo keepers prepared mao zhu a four—layer iced cake, with each layer topped by different food, including

it's not going to be a case of, we are the red arrows with propellers and no legs.ege. learning to fly formation, thatjust doesn't happen. that's something else. let alone disabled pilots. i think there is still a perception that disabled people just aren't capable of living full, independent lives and i hope that sometimes, by doing something like this, we help straighten that record a little bit. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. they were turned blustery day for much of the country, strong winds, vertically southern and western coast —— a wet and blustery day. becoming more showery this afternoon, bright and sunny spells further west. the costs will be even higher, 40—15 miles an hour, especially for southern and western coast —— the gusts will be even higher, 40—50 miles an hour. showers will ease off overnight. another speu will ease off overnight. another spell of rain arriving in south—west and south—east england later. cool night for northern ireland and scotland.

and then these orange and red arrows coming up from africa, temperatures will be in excess of 30 celsiusront has gradually been moving further south and will continue to do such a bit of rain today, in scotland and northern ireland, this weatherfront has gradually been moving further south and will continue to do so tonight. it clears northern ireland and just fades away across southern parts of scotland, any rain becoming increasingly light and patchy from it. look at these overnight temperatures though, fresh in stornoway, 19 degrees in hull, and thatis stornoway, 19 degrees in hull, and that is why it is so difficult for sleeping, with the humidity as well. into tomorrow, that old weather front still sitting through southern most areas of scotland, the far north of england, so you can see the cloud, the chance of a few showers coming through the day. very hit and miss, somehow outbreaks of rain with a freshening breeze coming into the western isles later, a big range of temperatures, from that fresher feeling air in scotland and northern ireland and heat across central, eastern and so

it's not going to be a case of we are the red arrows with propellers and no legs.fly was a privilege. learning to fly formation, thatjust doesn't happen. that's something else. let alone disabled pilots. i think there is still a perception that disabled people just aren't capable of living full, independent lives, and i hope that sometimes, by doing something like this, we help straighten that record a little bit. time for a look at the weather, here's alina jenkins. good afternoon. not looking bride spectating weather, in fact it is cool spectating weather, in fact it is cool, wet and windy, conditions we have not seen much this summer. this was sent in from romford, a very 5°99y was sent in from romford, a very soggy scene. but there has been some brightness around, some blue skies and a sunny spells, this was sent in from a weather watcher in moray. two areas of low pressure, one area clearing out towards the north—west, this area of low pressure bringing the bulk of the wet and windy weather across much of the uk. it does look like it has largely clear from muc

red arrow, how much lower? you know, it's anybody's imagination. if it can drop 14%, it can drop 18 but google let's talk about google. this is a different setup, not an extended circumstance but something of a well defined pattern. a head and shoulders bottom with the prospect of breaking out above the approach for the third time another draw, would be the cup and handle well defined tops in a common level and the bet is, we're going to push up and out >> we know google's been an up trend the last four or five years. only recently has it made any change on the s&p. just now, after 3 1/2 years, we're starting to outperform the s&p. i think the setup applies to i breakout the relative is just breaking out. i think google's probably going to be okay on its earnings >> i think there's no question carter comes over given the brilliant hall michelle will bring the chair in thank you, michelle. so carter, this may be sort of a theoretical kind of question, not strictly technical analysis. do you finds the validity of technical analysis is dampened perhap

again, the tree is a brisbane box, and this red arrow shows the subject tree. there's a little bit of shine there. and it's in a row of other trees of similar size, so there is some canopy presence. the property to the left is not the subject property, it's the property to the left or to the east. there's both a street tree and a large eucalyptus tree on the set back. in terms of visual impact, it's not as bad as we've seen when we're before you with similar cases. again, this is a side-view of the tree with the overhead lines, and there's both low voltage and high voltage lines. this is a view straight on from across the street. the replacement tree would be opposite the doorway. there's a water line to the left of the stairway and a gas line, but there is enough space to replace a 48-inch box replacement tree. so when we had those concessions agreed to, we did exchange e-mails saying these would be the conditions for our approval. i asked our superintendent if we should still prepare a brief, but she said if both parties are willing to come before you with th

see where the red arrow is. on just one of the negatives there's this blurry kind of reference. tachma. if you google that now, that means nothing. if that is what looks like tachma, then the c is what we would think of as an s so that single blurry mark that looks like tachmac and it means nothing. in cyrillic that means tasma. it means, hey, i think these guys are russian. they cut it off of almost all but one of those pictures showing a younger tracy leanne foley. they forgot to cut the reference off one of the negatives and with that one reference there the fbi caught it. here's the best part. the fbi got into that safe deposit box, they found that one tiny marginal missed reference on one negative. they found that january 2001. they took that evidence, photographic evidence, right? they put all the negatives back, put everything back as it was and they left the safe deposit box there and then they just kept surveiling, heath field, in 2010 the fbi had reason to go back into the same safe deposit box, the negatives were still there a decade later because heathfield and foley

helicopters, some of the fighterjets towards the end flying at 350 miles an hour and at the end the red arrowster one, watched by the royalfamily be about nine minutes after one, watched by the royal family on the balcony. thank you, daniela. the murder inquiry into the death of a woman who was exposed to the nerve agent novichok in wiltshire continues, after police said she is believed to have had a "high dose" of the substance. mother—of—three dawn sturgess died on sunday evening. her partner charlie rowley remains in a critical condition. our correspondent ben ando is in amesbury. what is the latest? this is a fast—moving investigation and it's becoming increasingly multifaceted. this is where charlie rowley lived and this is becoming a focus of police investigations to ascertain how he and dawn sturgess came into contact with novichok. there have been technicians here wearing those hazmat outfits, it is very difficult work, it is hot and stifling, they can only do it for 30 minutes and a lot of work needs to be done. swabs need to be taken and sent for testing, every item needs to be check

and you see the red arrow where is the mid block alleys are. they provide access to sort of partially developed service street that is used a z a recology storage yard, and there is not going to be a great demand for pedestrian through traffic. >> i think as long as they are open at some point, that is great. >> to that point, there is a specific condition in the motion that requires a plaque stating 24-hour public access and we would ask the commission to strike that condition, and simply memorialize the points that i have made here about the general times that it would be open to the public. >> okay. commissioner moore. >> mr. fenton, that is to say even in the future, and this is just an idea, that the adjoining buildings and you would extend because you have the necessary critical mass to do so for the alleyways. >> i think that's correct. that over the long term as the neighborhood develops and becomes more mixed use, that there would abl absolutely be a desire and willingness to have more public access for longer duration, but just given

see that red arrow? they've completely taken out that whole part of the q & a. at least the white house had the courtesy to leave in half the question so you can get a misleading answer. the russians took it out all together. they skipped over the entire exchange. so a critical exchange deleted from the transcript. a report he's question edited out of the videotape. the u.s. government is following the kremlin's play book and maintaining something we all saw happen with our own eyes, we all heard happen with our own ears, has nevertheless disappeared. like old political points being air brushed out of photos. weird, right? creepy. it turns out wasn't a mistake. it was on purpose. now today we got the inevitable payoff. the inevitable next step from this president on this point. if you've watched the show before, you might know that i don't generally make a habit of reporting on the public's, on the president's public pronouncements. particularly on twitter. but having said that, i think you should see this twitter feed. he said i'm very concerned that russia wil

you can see where the red arrow is? on just one of the negatives there's this is blurry little tiny reference. looks like tachma. if you google that now, that means nothing. if that is what looks like tachma but 80s in cyrillic, if it's in the al an fa bet in which the russian language is written, then the c is what we would think of as an "s" so that single blurry mark that looks like tachmac and it means nothing. in cyrillic that means tasma. it means, hey, i think these guys are russian. that is probably why they cut that identifying tasma reference almost all but one off of all but one of those negatives showing pictures of a younger tracy leanne foley. they forgot to cut the reference off one of the negatives and with that one reference there the fbi caught it. here's the best part. the fbi got into that safe deposit box, they found that one tiny marginal missed reference on one negative. they found that january 2001. any photographed it. they took that evidence. photographic evidence, right? they put all the negat

see where that red arrow is? they've completely taken out that whole part of the q & a where the reuters is reporter asked the question. at least the white house had the courtesy to leave in half the question. the russians just disappeared him all together. they just skip over that entire exchange. so a critical exchange deleted from the transcript, a reporter's question edited out of videotape. the u.s. government essentially following the kremlin's playbook in maintaining something we all saw happen with our own eyes we all heard happen with our ears has nevertheless disappeared, right? like owed political opponents being air brushed out of photos. right? it's weird, right? it's creepy. turns out it wasn't a mistake. turns out it was on purpose. well now today, we got the inevitable payoff, the next step from our president on this point. now, if you've watched the show before, you might know i don't generally make a habit of reporting on the president's public pronouncements particularly those he makes on twitt

we see red arrows across the board. the fluency and the dax down. down.tse and dax this is the treasury yields over the last three days. the band is so tight. there isn't much movement. if you look across the board at currencies, at oil and commodities, at rates, you just don't see a lot of movement in a week that will be so packed with important fundamental news. guy: a lot of news out this week. it will be a fascinating week. bank of england, bank of japan, reporting numbers. we have to get through the tech stock story. fascinating friday as we saw the fang selloff. the nasdaq for the brunt of it. -- bore the bronze of it. borea lower -- the nasdaq the brunt of it. canada lower. the chinese market started ok this morning, but has faded. the chinese currency continues to weaken. we see this as an interesting parameter to the global trade story. it is fascinating to watch what is happening, the relationship between the global trade, the global trade story, the war, all right -- all well represented. the boj will be the big story tomorrow. this morning, co

the lincolnshire airbase has long been at the heart of raf operations and is home of the famous red arrowstime about his role in the alleged cover up of sexual abuse by the disgraced church of england bishop, peter ball. lord carey will give evidence to the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse, which is examining how the former bishop of gloucester managed to evade justice for more than 20 years. a million public sector workers are expected to get a pay rise in the biggest round of wage hikes for nearly a decade. teachers, doctors, police and prison officers could receive as much as a 3.5% increase. the salary boost will be annouced later and will be paid for by individual departments, rather than the treasury. figures from the department of transport reveal that almost a quarter of all rail passengers arriving in london during morning rush hour had to stand, despite overall passenger numbers falling in the capital. the rail passenger count shows that the number of daily rail passengers also fell in leeds, liverpool and manchester. the government requires rail companies to use this

and raf scampton in lincolnshire — home to the red arrows and the wartime dambusters squadron — is to by the mod. good morning. it's tuesday the 24th ofjuly — i'm ben brown. welcome to bbc newsroom live. at least 50 people have been killed and more than 100 injured in the worst wildfires to hit greece in more than a decade. the fires stared around the capital athen and spreak through the attica region — fanned by high winds. most of the victims died in the coastal area of mati, near the capital athens, after getting trapped in their homes, or as they tried to flee in their cars. emergency workers used boats and helicopters to evacuate beaches — after people ran into the sea to escape the flames. the greek authorities have asked for international assistance to cope with the fires as richard lister reports reports. nothing was left behind. for many of the victims, there was simply never escape. a local mayor said he saw at least 100 homes and 200 vehicles on fire. some lefties until the very last minute to leave hoping against hope that their homes would be spared. but, the overstretche

it's not going to be a case of we are the red arrows with propellers and no legs.formation, thatjust doesn't happen, that something else, let alone to disabled pilots. i think there's a perception that disabled people just aren't capable of living full, independent lives andi of living full, independent lives and i hope that sometimes by doing something like this, you know, we help straighten that record a little bit. taking to the skies in style. great story. good luck to all of them. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. it isa it is a quarter to eight. the headlines: geraint thomas will cycle up the champs—elysees later today, as the first welsh winner of the tour de france. a state of emergency is declared in three more californian counties due to a massive wildfire, at least five people are now known to have died. here's alina with a look at this morning's weather. it is cooler, it is raining and where has the sunshine gone?m it is cooler, it is raining and where has the sunshine gone? it is coming back, we have drawn from 35 celsius to a months worth of ra

it's not going to be a case of, we are the red arrows with propellers and no legs. still a perception that disabled people just aren't capable of living full, independent lives, and i hope that sometimes, by doing something like this, that we help straighten that record a little bit. incredible stories there. founder of the team, charley bickers, joins us now. you are the grandson of douglas bader. that explains some of the connection for what you are doing this, but talk is about —— talk to us about the genesis of the idea. we wanted to capture the imagination, create something so special that would inspire the disabled and able—bodied community, and remind people of the story of douglas, because what he did is still releva nt because what he did is still relevant today, bringing hope to people even now. training for it, i imagine would be quite something, how long does it take, the operations in this. it is a long process, big ideas do not happen overnight, it started maybe two years ago with the concept, and then, had to find the right people to partnerup then, h

we see red arrows across board down by .2 of a percent. the ftsoo ftse down by.4. the two years at 2.587%. >>> the ftse down because shares of fiat chrysler tumbling on news that sergio marchionne is stepping down. phil lebeau joins us with the latest on that >> wilf, he's not just stepping down remember, he's the ceo of ferrari as well. here are the developments with regard to sergio marchionne. a quick moving weekend in terms of the board taking actions to ensure that the leadership and the transition, especially as they head into earnings later this week is as smooth as possible there's no doubt that this was a crisis brought in within the last couple of days. sergio marchionne replacedas ceo. he will not return to work this is not a case where he's not feeling well and not there for a while. he's not coming back to work the reason, a rapid decline in his health following surgery three weeks ago. he had shoulder surgery. we don't have any details beyond that in terms of what's happened with his health. but the chairman of ex-or who holds large stakes in fiat, ch

talking about a woman let's say who is 5'3" and weighs 138 pounds and gains 24 pounds that's the red arrow'smeone's lifestyle and their past medical history, it is not one size fits all and someone who is at the lower end of that could be just as unhealthy for being underweight. >> you said past medical history, she's been open about the his reblth economy she had. does that also lead to weight gain. >> it absolutely can. let me tem you why. it despends on the ovaries. whether they stay in with the hysterectomy or come out they make 50% of a woman's testosterone and that's why we see a weight gain in women after menopause. that's part of the reason, so in a hysterectomy if they come out absolutely it can cause weight gain. we want to strive for overall health and wellness here. weight is one part of it and we do know that fat can be hormonally active and cause inflammation and definitely stack the deck for heart disease and cancer so it's more than just one thing. >> there's so much that's mixed into all. >> absolutely. that's why we treat the whole person and not the number. >> lena is happ

here's what's taking place overseas you're looking at red arrows across the board not terrible, but downonetheless pretty much everywhere as we said on the banner right there the dow s&p 500 still on pace for their best month since january. >>> we're going to get a fresh read on the housing market this morning. the national association of realtors will release its june report on pending home sales that measures the home contracts signed but not yet closed. >>> dow component caterpillar expected to report its second quarter earnings bottom of the hour analysts believe they will report on revenue of $13.9 billion. we're going to have those numbers for you as soon as they're out. stock so far year to date higher by 25% >>> walmart is said to be exploring the subscription video streaming service. however the project is only in the exploratory stanls and hasn't been green lit as yet >> and we should tell you, big story of the morning cbs shares are falling on news of allegations of sexual harassment on sexual misconduct against les moonves. julia boorstin has the latest details. >> les moonve

a lot of red down aerials -- down arrows. and taking the brunt of it and nasdaq down 65. we will follow the business news for you tomorrow morning in the open back up. >>> the time is 4:45 am, a new report is now number one in the country for the biggest jump in home valley -- value depreciation in the last year. >> saying the despite unprecedented growth, they are seeing signs of a little softening in the market. >> reporter: moving day is especially exciting for this mother who recently purchased a home in santa clara. >> i'm going to become a grandmother at the end of august and i'm looking to watch the baby when i go back to work. >>> the longtime bay area resident says she knows how much it has jumped. since her son and daughter bought a home 2 years ago. >> the realtor told it's -- told them is 1.8, up 450,000 dollars in 2 years. it's crazy, market is skyrocketing. >> reporter: topping the nation with the greatest home price appreciation within the last year.vae dropping $1.2 million. >> it has been a rough run if you are a buyer these days. >> and not surprised by

red arrows across the board. trade tariffs, it's a long story. to it in just a moment the other breaking news of the morning and it's sad news. sergio marchionne has died we want to get to phil lebeau right now with more on his legacy and career. phil >> andrew, we're starting to hear condolences come into fiat chrysler from other auto executives bill ford sending out a very nice note this morning regarding the passing of sergio marchionne the word came from europe early this morning from fiat chrysler that sergio had passed away after a rapid decline in his health over the last week. a statement from john elken who is the chairman of fiat chrysler says unfortunately what we feared has come to pass. sergio marchionne, man and friend, a gone i believe that the best way to honor his memory is to build on the legacy he left us, continuing to develop the human values of responsibility and openness of which he was the most ardent champion my family and i will be forever grateful for what he has done. again, those are the words of john elken, the fiat

lower weather limits than the newest aircraft that the raf have, such as the lightning while the red arrows not be able to ta ke aircraft that might not be able to take part in the formation. they will look at closely, the raf were sent a helicopter to do a reconnaissance and it will hover there to check on the conditions. wind speed, wind direction, each of these pilots will have to take that into consideration. they will have to meet the information in the fly— past to meet the information in the fly—past at a very specific point at the very specific time. if they missed their slot because they had miscalculated the wind speed, then obviously they are going to win all that i missed out.... if you're in a jet which has the computers of the century, you are probably a little better prepared. in a spitfire, you don't know when you are. yes, that is why the newer versions have all the modern technology which they are able to operate in much limited abilities and some of the older style aircraft. even the forecast for next week, while you have heard that the heatwave continued, pressure patter

it's not going to be a case of, we are the red arrows with propellers and no legs.erception that disabled people just aren't capable of living full, independent lives and i hope that sometimes, by doing something like this, we help straighten that record a little bit. good evening. a good spell of steady rain across most parts of the country. shame it coincided with the holiday weekend. blustery conditions. the sea in stornoway earlier. it was not grey skies all the way. plenty of sunshine. the weather front that brought the rain pushed east. we still have an area of low pressure to the south of iceland. cooler air into north and west of the uk. the story this week shows that that circulation weakens. it will bring a bit more warmth to southern and eastern areas later. a week in which, after a weekend of rain and strong winds, it turns less windy. some showers to the north and west. things gradually turning warmer. even tonight not desperately chilly. in southern and eastern areas in particular. some cloud, some showers. they will push into wales, the midlands, part

here is the redding fire and the lake county one. the arrows, you can see the vectors.moke is going down, closer to the ground. tomorrow morning, not just for air-quality issues, but definitely anticipating smoke. look for that. hopefully, it won't be too bad. you will notice in the morning. there is the fog forecast for tomorrow morning. you see it hanging on the coast as you back it out, you can see current temperatures, generally the marine layer of the marine error, the greens, then you see the heat outside that area. pretty much more of the same as we head into the area on tuesday. it is close to a full moon and just a beautiful night out there. it depends where you are. have a lot of fog at the beach. tomorrow morning it will be there and it brings back. there is your temperature for. the hundreds are stillman valley. what changes on wednesday and thursday is the hundreds go away. we will see 90s in these hotspots. these areas that have been hot for over two weeks now. that is the hope, anyway. here are the forecast highs for tomorrow. significantly cooler. air qu

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