. >> dan crenshaw, tom reed, thank you. >> i see you over there, tom. thank you very much. joining david for the special ceremony is his wife deanna and three children, evan, aiden and vivian, along with his mother marilyn and his brothers daniel and rand, i want to thank you all for being here it's a special day for you, for all of us, for the nation. [ applause ] david's father, when he passed away in 2017 and is no longer with us but we know that today he must be one of those proud dads, looking down upon us from heaven and is very proud of his

created in the sixty's by the private company john reed this method has gone on to influence most of the interrogation techniques taught in american police academies it involves 9 different stages leading from confrontation to spoken confession to a final written confession this technique has allegedly compelled thousands of innocent people to confess to crimes that they did not commit interrogations should be conducted in a non supportive environment we want to get the person on to our territory away from his or her own surroundings the interrogation room should be quiet private free of any outside distractions or noises. so clearly. your members want to be on i don't know they tell these interrogators that you can tell whether someone is guilty by looking at them and listening to what they say that confirms their belief that the suspect is guilty and it is a recipe for disaster what our family realised what had happened in that interrogation room it was like oh my god oh my we begin to move closer shortening the distance between the suspect and ourselves moving into their personal

tom reed. thank you, tom. i see you over there. joining david for this special ceremony are his wife, deanna, and three children, evan, aidan, and vivian, along with his mother marilyn and his brothers daniel iran. i want to thank you all for being here. [applause] father,ump: david's william, passed away in 2017. we know that today he must be one of those proud dads.

tom reed. thank you. thank you, tom. i see you over there, tom. thank you very much. joining david for this special ceremony is his wife deanna and three children, evan, ayden, and vivienne, along with his mother marilyn, and his brothers daniel and rand. i want to thank you all for being here. a very special day for you and for all of us. for the nation, actually. thank you. david's father william passed away in 2017. and though he's no longer with us, we know that today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven, and he's very proud of his son and his son's family.

dan crenshaw, tom reed. thank you. thank you, tom. i see you over there. thank you. joining david for this special ceremony are his wife, deanna and three children, evan, aden and vivian. along with his mother, marilyn and his brothers daniel and rand. i want to thank you all for being here, a special day for you and for all of us. for the nation actually. [applause] david's father, william, passed away in 2017. though he's no longer with us, we know that today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven. he's very proud of his son and

john reed a police officer from chicago proposes a new and less brutal approach to interrogation. i think john reed was a reformer in many ways you have to understand that when reid came to prominence. the method that was used widely throughout the united states was what's called the 3rd degree police officers were beating suspects into confessing to crimes that they did or didn't commit. they were tuning them up they were using the rubber o's they were grilling them for hour after hour after hour and read to his credit knew that that was a way that was fraught with danger in that it might get false or unreliable confessions the problem is that he and weed and associates today have never come to grips with the fact that psychological interrogation tactics can also produce false confessions. the 1st problem is they have this analysis by which they tell their trainees that you can tell when someone's lying by the tone in their voice or by their posture or whether they sit rigid in their chair or relaxed whether they look at you and give you i contact or look away or look down whethe

many tom reed joining us us now. thanks for being with us. >> good to be with you, brianna. >> senator rand paul said on this program earlier this week that he thinks that there will be enough votes from republicans to block these tariffs in the senate. do you think there are enough votes from republicans to do that in the house? >> i don't see it in the senate or in the house. i mean, you have to override a veto and i don't think that exercise is going to be fruitful. i think the better course of access to my colleagues and the senate and the house is let's vote on the underlying canada and mexico agreement and that's in july 9th is the becoming a critical date in my mind to keep an eye on. that's when we'll have a fundamental question being posed to the speaker of the house, will we vote on mexico and canada without interference from the speakers's office? >> okay. the president, i wonder what you think of this position that he's taking politically. so many republicans disagree with it. he's actually getting really

joining me now from in kazakstan is journalist reed standish reed we hear about mass arrests can you tell us a bit more about that. yeah well today is election day and has extent and it's been a wave of protests across the country there's been about 100 hundreds of arrests because of these protests over what people see as you know and i'm free vote and i'm free election. so there's been a. journalist the rest of as well including a british colleague of mine who was a hauled away earlier today and got a little roughed up by police and in the scuffle. and it's part of a wider kind of protest but that's been growing in the country over the last few months that was sort of kicked off by not survives resignation well talk a if who is considered an ally to the ex-president now as is expected to win these elections what signal does that send to the population well i think the signal that it's sending is one of continuity that's the message sent both to cairo and not survive press during this transition and it's something that has officials have said to me as well they're really trying to se

also tonight ralph reed says he will mobilize the most ambitious evangelical turnout for trump on record. how does he plan to do it? he will tell us. and many of the top 2020 dems were in south carolina to pitch african-american voters on their candidacy. are they delivering what the audience wants? dr. cornel is here tonight. the president's relaunch is the focus of tonight's angle. tomorrow night president trump is formally launching his reelection campaign in orlando, florida. and as i said, the crowd is already lining up 40 hours early. but the usual suspects in the media were falling all over themselves to preemotion -- rain on the rally. they think the president trump's abc news interview with stephanopoulos gave him their opening. >> he abdicated his oath of office. he did it the other day on stephanopoulos's interview. he is not protecting the national security interests of the united states. he is not committed to protecting our election integrity and security. >> laura: yes, he is. as we explained last week in the angle that argument is absurd. now, in fact, in many critical ar

jared reed thank you so much for millions of workers in brazil have staged a general strike to protest planned pension reforms the changes would mean an increase in the retirement age and higher pension contributions brazil's hard line president wilson r.-o. has warned that failing to overhaul the pension system would bankrupt the country. the strike was directed at plans of far right president to reform the pension system raising the retirement age and increasing workers contributions the government says it needs to cut spending to save the social security system from bankruptcy the unions say the reform would hit the poor hardest was o.b.l. always if the government does not listen to the voice of the people on the streets the future will be dark we're losing our rights in a country that is failing as a society failing in education and we don't see where it will end he always uses up in sao paulo the protests went on late into the evening as tension mounted police used tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrators. there. the demo was calm it was not us who are doing the right thi

david reed on the road in india. that's it from us for now.always there for you on instagram, youtube, facebook, and twitter. we live @bbcclick. thanks for watching. and we'll see you soon. hello there. the atmosphere on friday was in an extremely lively mood. a lot of rain for some of us, thunder and lightning, and even reports of one or two funnel clouds. these pictures came from somerset. this certainly looks like a funnel cloud. a funnel cloud is very similar to a tornado, itjust doesn't touch the ground. this is the radar picture from friday evening. showers and thunderstorms developed across the west country, south—east wales, drifted up into the midlands. still some hefty showers around through the first part of saturday morning. the thunder and lightning risk much lower at this stage. outbreaks of persistent rain drifting into southern scotland, northern ireland, certainly affecting northern england and there's some very windy weather down towards the south. it all comes courtesy of this, an area of low pressure, only slowly drifting n

blaze but it turns out the church is still waiting for much of that money down the reporter jerry reed if they're following up on those donations hello to you so 1st off just remind us how much money exactly was pledged after the fire well when the fire happened a lot of determined philanthropists popped up and started throwing a cw2cw4cw in pledges and very quickly around a 1000000000 euros was was pledged and this attracted a lot of attention of course they got a lot of publicity for this but also a lot of criticism because it did look like a lot of rich people sort of one off in each other with these pledges and as you said to be earlier the fire happened 2 months ago so you would think that's enough time to write a check or to press send on the internet banking seems like they need a little bit more time because apparently none of these rich joiners have paid off yes i can hear we can see a statement from what sounds to be a quite annoyed spokesman from the not true dumb. told the a.p. the big donors haven't paid more to since they want to know what exactly their money's being spen

jared reed thank you so much well after days of unrest and street protests in hong kong the city's government has relented indefinitely suspending a proposed law that would have allowed people to be extradited to mainland china many theory that the bill would curb civil liberties and threaten hong kong status as a financial hub. it was fractious scenes outside government house in hong kong preceded a remarkable turnaround from the leadership of so repeated inter no deliberations over the last 2 days i now announce that the government has decided to suspend a legislative amendment exercise a restart our communication with all sectors of society do more explanation work and listen to different views of society lam statement acknowledging the pressure of recent days where protesters thronged the city streets and clashed with police was instrumental in her decision to suspend but not withdraw the bill that suspension drew strong opposition voices to criticized for not scrapping the law completely with some to munting her resignation can't get. any better among. the much. others who are inclined t

was hit by a large wake sending reed overboard friday afternoon without a life jacket. his wife called 911 for help. >> water rescue, i'm responding. >> reporter: more than two dozen agencies searched high and low, but 40 hours later, his body was pulled from the water, less than a mile from where he vanished. >> there's nothing to indicate anything other than a tragic accident. >> reporter: reed is an army veteran and was a kemah police chief for more than two years. the city he served came together last night praying for his safe return. >> he is a gentle giant and one of those men that would give you the shirt off their back, the money out of his pocket. >> reporter: tonight this husband, father and friend leaving a lasting impression. >> this is a huge loss for us. >> reporter: on a community who called him one of their own. kathy park, nbc news. >> very sad. >>> today marked yet another day of deadly violence in sudan amid a crackdown on pro-democracy groups in that north african country. nbc's matt bradley reports on the turmoil. >> reporter: the high hopes for su

she hasn't seen him since. >> reporter: reed, vanishing into the water. his wife losing sight of him. >> she's pretty far out. she can't see anything. >> reporter: more than a dozen agencies desperately combing a channel near galveston bay. >> he did not have a life jacket on when he fell overboard. >> reporter: helicopters and a drone team scanning from the air for any sign of the army veteran and father of three. >> we're a tight knit group here, and he's one of ours, and we're out there, and we're gonna find him. >> reporter: tom, reed's been described as a trusted friend and family man who has served as police chief for just over two years. tonight his community coming together in support of his family. tom? >> erielle reshef with that expanding search tonight. erielle, thank you. >>> next to what investigators are describing as a deadly hate crime attack, targeting the lgbtq community as millions celebrate pride month. tonight, the major arrest in a gruesome series of murders. three people killed, two others shot, prosecutors saying the victims were

reed: dr. scolese, in your response to the city's a.p.operational decision on satellite should not be made by the commander of u.s. space command, but by the nro director even during a natural conflict. general raymond provides a different answer, stating he can see a time when we need to change the current status quo. can you both clarify where we have to head to have a court knitted response, particularly in a conflict situation -- coordinated response, particularly in a conflict situation? >> it is imperative we work together and train and work when we do endt up in a conflict situation, that we know how we will operate and who will operate and we have to do that together so i am committed, if confirmed, to working with general raymond and u.s. space command to make sure we have a court knitted effort, understand what each other's roles and responsibilities are particular -- depending on the situation we are involved in. stressful point, in a time, someone has to have the last word. you can coordinator as much as you want, but there mi

we are happy to have senator reed here this morning., we haveou breaking news about patrick .hanahan, the defense nominee his hearing has been delayed and -- again. >> we are still waiting for a nomination from the president. so we cannot begin the formal deliberations. when we get the nomination, we will have to start doing our due diligence and talk to the nominee and schedule a hearing. our we are beginning deliberations on a national authorization act and that should take up to two weeks. the schedule is already full, so anything that would happen would be weeks from now. blumenthal: what are some questions you have about these gnomic gays -- allegations. you cannot speculate. you have to look at the evidence presented. they always do an investigation for these high-level appointments. you look at that, and then the questions evolved from that reporting. the administration announced a thousand troops will support efforts in the middle east yesterday. who is in charge of this deployment? shanahan was not anywhere to be found. >> he i

this is at skyline boulevard near reed's roost road. a good section of skyline boulevard is closed right now. we don't know when it will reopen as investigators continue to comb the scene. they have called in the crime scene and blocked it off. now they are telling anyone who lives around the area of skyline and reed's roost road that if anybody knocks on your door that is not law enforcement, if you don't know the person, do not answer it. call 911. there appears to be a suspect on the loose at this point. the other breaking news recovering from overnight is a man was found shot and killed on 680 in milpitas. this was found around 11:00 when the officers went to the area after reports of shots fired. the shutdown 680 for about four hours in the man who was found dead in his car was in his 20s. and at this point, they have not released any suspect information on who they may be looking for. 680 is back open right now, but the investigation continues. >>> developing in alameda county, inspectors will be at the scene of a violent home exp

chinampas are artificial islands made from mud and reeds, and separated by canals. 300-meters long and 15-meters wide. to this day, the farming is done by hand with no help from tractors or ploughs. azael: we use buckets to take the water and the mud that we need straight from the canals. then, we transport it all in our boats. after drying out the mud, we plant the seeds in the resulting soil. it's a technique used centuries ago by our ancestors, the aztecs, and it's very efficient. linda: azael harvests the produce from his chinampa up to five times a year. he sells the vegetables to restaurants in downtown mexico city. the historic center is just 20 kilometers away. the chinampas are one of the last remaining oases in the sprawling mega-city. 500 kilometers away, on the coast of the gulf of mexico, flor aronis cruz is hoping chinampas will make her life easier. flor: empty -- again! linda: she catches fish and crabs for a living. but today's catch is modest to -- she's set up 20 traps, which have ensnared just eight crabs. flor: there used to be a lot more crabs

chris edith hep>> wteifeor near the texasity dike when their boat was hit by a large wake sending reed overboard friday afternoon without a life jacket.s hiife called 911 for help. >> water rescue, i'm responding. >> reporter: more than two dozen agencies searched high and low but 40 hours later, his body was pulled from the water, less f than a milem where he vanish. >> there's nothing to indicate anything other than a tragic accident. >> reporter: reed is an army veteran and was a kemah police chief for more than two years. the city he served came together last night praying for his safe return. >> he is a gentle giant and one of those men that would give you the shirt off he their back,oney out of his pocket. >> reporter: tonight this husband, father and friend leaving a lastin impression. >> this is a huge loss for us. >> reporter: on a community who called him one of their own. kathy park, nbc news. >> very sad. >>> today marked yet another day of deadly violence in sudan. amid a crackdown on pro-democracy groups in that north african scountry. nbc'att bradley reports on the turmo

this was 19-year-old austin reed headed into the surf just before the attack.eed's father says he underwent surgery to close about ten inches of cuts on his foot. after the surgery, he felt good enough to describe what happened. >> we are out there and the waves are really good today. and i remember telling my friend, if i get my a shark, it will be today and i just felt something grab on to my leg and i was like, oh, my gosh. >> this incident came one week after a teenage girl lost her leg in another attack on the north caroli cst. >>> ci iton, t baby. she says when she tried to feed her son at teh side of the pool, the manager said it was against policy. they then called police. >> she gave me the ultimatum. i said you show me a policy where it says to cover up and i will leave. she was telling me it's not right. it's their policy. >> a group of breast feeding moms held a so-called nurse-in at the pool to show report. sfi officials say they are reviewing the incident and they have apologized. >>> the sports are buzzing after an exciting game five. warriors wi

be searching for him out of the $20000000.00 that juan rivera received $2000000.00 were paid in by reed following a legal agreement in spite of this compensation not a single police officer has been personally sanctioned. all the officers that were in my case as well it's attorneys if all retired with a pension. there was no repercussions no richard vision no criminal charges nothing i see extended into job they need to hire and major tenants to his is very much a wall of retired and they gave him a plaque for good job busy. there's a culture of. an accountability and police officers know that they can engage and misconduct that has nothing to do with solving their crime and everything to do with. pointing the finger at perhaps the easiest person to point the finger at and there will be no consequence and so it happens over and over and over again and states still yet it goes a victim. have because they did they still own big for me i might get credit i have credibility but what about her family do they even care no they're not even searching for the person they get is the operative bec

reed: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: thank you, mr. president. first let me thank senator inhofe for his leadership and cooperation which has gotten us to this point in consideration of the fiscal year 2020 national defense authorization act. the chairman has been thoughtful. he's been very reasonable. we had a record hearing in our committee in terms of the number of amendments we dealt with and how we did in a very collegial fashion. and as a result, we were able to once again, as he's indicated, include 93 additional amendments in the substitute package that's been submitted. that is testimony to the good work of the chairman, the outstanding work of our staffs who have been working very, very diligently. and i appreciate both of this. this is a very good bill. it passed our committee on a vote of 25-2, totally bipartisan vote. it contains many needed authorities, funding authorizations, and reforms that will help the men and women of our armed services. it also, as we've indicated, both of us be contains numerous amendments from ma

but few people get as excited as reed timer. reed timer is a very well-known storm chaser.w on the discovery channel called "tornado chasers request t ". >> go, go, go! >> his life is the plot of twister. >> exactly. >> what's getting him so excited right now this wedge tornado they spotted in lawrence, kansas. one thing he's really always wanted to do was not only get close to tornadoes but get into a tornado. >> that explains why he's got a rocket because i can't think of anything else he would do with it. >> what we know about model rockets, they're designed to go 1,000 feet, 2,000 feet. watch what happens here. >> this is cool. >> blast off. >> there goes that rocket. now, it is loaded with a bunch of sensors inside. the rocket goes up, disappears into that sky and before long they start getting some telemetry from it. >> the rocket is at 18,000 feet in the air. >> 18,000 feet? >> no way. you said afew. >> no, that's what model rockets are designed to do on their own. that rocket has been swept up to 18,000 feet and it's not stopping. >> 27,000 feet. >> that rocket gets

it has been a massive effort to find beloved police chief chris reed. with more than combing the water near the city, the coast guard searching 650 nautical miles after reed went overboard. >> reporter: overnight the urgent search for a texas police chief swept off his private boat into the galveston bay. >> we're going to be assessing and we'll be searching for him as we will be able to find him alive. ed vanished into the wat. around 4:00 p.m. friday, reed's wife making the desperate call for help. >> water rescue. large boat came by and knocked her husband off the boat. she hasn't seen him since. >> reporter: telling dispatchers she lost sight of her husband who was not wearing a life vest. >> she's pretty far out. she can't see anything. >> reporter: helicopters and a drone team scanning from the air as 25 volunteer vessels set sail looking for any sign of the army veteran and father of three. >> we're a tight-knit group here, and he's one of ours. we're out there. we'll find him. >> reporter: days after his disappearance, the community holding out

jean carroll also told her story to joy reed on joy's show here on msnbc.erview with the hill tonight, the president said it never happened. the president actually began his response to the rape accusation, his response to the hill in that interview with a lie. the lie was his first words. "i'll say it with great respect." the president has never said anything with great respect. and what he said about e. jean carroll's accusation was not said with great respect. and so after that first lie, here are the president's exact words. i'll say it with great respect. number one, she's not my type. number two, it never happened. it never happened, okay, question mark. so to say "she's not my type" in a rape againdefense, to have th the very first thing you want to say in your rape defense is another way of saying, i someon is my type. we'll get joy reid's reaction after this break. after this brek discover card. hi, do you have a travel card? we do! the discover it® miles card. earn unlimited 1.5 miles on every purchase, plus we'll match your miles at the end of yo

john reed a police officer from chicago proposes a new and less brutal approach to interrogation. i think john reed was a reformer in many ways you have to understand that when reagan came to prominence . the method that was used widely throughout the united states was what's called the 3rd degree police officers were feeding. into confessing to crimes they did or didn't commit. they were tuning them up they were using the rubber o's they were grilling them for hour after hour after hour and reem to his credit knew that that was a way that was fraught with danger in that it might get false or unreliable confessions the problem is that he and weed in this is today have never home to grips with the fact that psychological interrogation tactics can also produce false confessions. this in petersburg international economic forum is a unique event in today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing the key economic issues facing russia emerging markets the world thousands of business community members attend a forum to address

what actor's stunt double is his look-alike cousin, a 6'2" hawaiian-born man man tanoai reed?e-e-d. kevin hart, dustin hoffman, daniel radcliffe, dwayne johnson. all the lifelines are still there. >> [inhales pointedly] [suspenseful music] ♪ well... >> kevin hart, dustin hoffman, daniel radcliffe, dwayne johnson. >> hm. well, i know it's not kevin hart. and i know it's not dustin hoffman. and i think it's not daniel radcliffe. >> okay. >> so i think i'm going to say "d," dwayne johnson. final. >> final? from hawaii, yes. the rock. dwayne johnson. >> [laughs] >> great job. >> took me a while

i said that as i was watching it earlier, ralph reed will be here and he will tell us why this speechs setting the stage for evangelicals ahead of 2020. also tonight, jodi is here and congressman jim jordan. does obama's former ambassador to the u.n., have a new issue of anti-trump bias? plus, the administration was mocked for claiming middle eastern terrorists might try to exploit the southern border. tonight, those critics will be exposed as wrong again and we have the details that prove that we were right. and raymond arroyo is here on the pathetic attempt by hollywood actors to dramatize the mueller report, and how a pair of a list-e ares are defining the same tinseltown partisan. but first, president trump's rousing speech shows what will likely see from the president on the campaign trail. i want to give you a little background, they made up about a fourth of the 2016 electorate, a little bit more, and of those, nearly 80% cast their vote for president trump. so he just reveled in the show today, and ralph reed, who runs a faith and freedom, is committed to driving the number of

david reed on the road in india. that's it from us for now.facebook, and twitter. we live @bbcclick. thanks for watching. and we'll see you soon. it isa it is a mixed picture this afternoon, all tied in with this area of low pressure which is with us. area of low pressure which is with us. the isobars are still quite close together, bringing gusty winds, strong enough in places to bring branches or even bring trees down. by contrast we also see spells of sunshine, lots of it in cornwall earlier. where we have sunshine, showers not far away. still strong and gusty winds in the afternoon. some reaching a0 mph in east anglia. persistent rain across northern england and southern and eastern scotla nd england and southern and eastern scotland pull soon move away eastwards this evening. 0vernight, a few showers across western scotland and ireland. four. and it is a cool night most of us will struggle to stay in double figures. some rural areas down to 2—3dc. tomorrow is a day of sunnis and showers. there initially across more western areas of the uk

chris reed was on a fishing boat with his wife when it was hit by a large wake on friday knocking reed into the water. coast guard and about 25 agencies joined in the search which covers 650 miles and lasted nearly 40 hours. his body was found today in a houston channel. >> we are deeply saddened by this devastating loss for chris's family, for our police department, for our community, and our heart felt condolences go out to chris and his family. >> reed was a retired army paratrooper and former city manager. many of the searchers knew him, considered it a personal mission to find his body. his wife, though, was not injured. >>> american airlines have grounded all boeing 737 max planes until september 3rd. the grounding was initially planned until august 19th. that means american will continue to cancel a total of 115 flights per day. the planes were grounded worldwide in mid-march following two deadly crashes. southwest and united will reopen the flights in august. boeing is working on upgrading the aircraft. >>> we are following a developing story out of the mediterranean. a search

jack reed has made arguments about why this is good. in light of what we have seen on loweruse side in terms of spending, the lower targets for defense spending, it will be interesting to who on the democratic side steps forward and argues this may be an excessive bill. maybe the house side is more in favor of it. it is always a tricky balance. you don't want to be seen as someone who is opposing key money and priorities for the troops. at the same token, it is a lot of money. you have to to find a way to balance those priorities. host: the senate working on the policy side of things. the house working on the spending side. as the house takes up its measure, the natural defense authorization act, it did not go committee as it did in the senate. the house side close to a party line vote and a nearly 21 hour session. you have mentioned some of the differences. what are some of the differences you can think of between the house and senate versions? leo: a lot of what we saw in the 21 hour debate were the kind of things we are going to see

i'm excited to introduce my guest, senator jack reed of rhode island. he's been a huge advocate for pediatric cancer research. he co-wrote the childhood cancer survivorship act signed into law by president trump last year. our other guest's flight was canceled. i want to ask you a different question. we've got breaking news about patrick shanahan, trump's defense nominee's confirmation and his hearing has been delayed again and yahoo is reporting today that that's due to allegations in his private life what can you tell us? >> we're still waiting on the nomination of the president, we haven't received it yet. we can't begin formal deliberations. then when we get the nomination we'll have to start doing our due diligence, have members of the armed service committee talk to the nominee and then schedule a hearing. right now we are beginning our deliberations on national defense authorization act and that should take up two weeks. so we're -- the schedule is already full. so anything that would happen would probably be weeks from now even if the nomination

david reed on the road in india. that's it from us for now.m, youtube, facebook, and twitter. we live @bbcclick. thanks for watching. and we'll see you soon. hello. our very unsettled spell of weather is set to continue as low pressure is still dominating our weather out there at the moment. now this picture was taken on wednesday by one of our weather watchers in herstmonceux, east sussex. grey skies there, we've had some heavy showers around. much of the country has already seen heavy rain and we have still got flood warnings in force with more persistent rain to come over the next 24—48 hours. now the area we are most concerned about during the day on thursday is this region, the south—east of scotland where there could be 80—100 millimetres of rain falling falling over the highest ground. so that means disruption to travel, and flooding is likely. if you have a look through the course of thursday, that rain really will be quite relentless, only slowly easing away as we head through the latter part of the day. but let's take a look at the w

david reed on the road in india. that's it from us for now. youtube, facebook, and twitter. we live @bbcclick. thanks for watching. and we'll see you soon. hello again. it's not been the best of a start to the weekend, really, with a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain and blustery winds for much of the day across good parts of the uk. skies look rather grey and leaden like these. you can see just how extensive the rain is as well. in the north—west of wales, 36 millimetres of rain over the 24—hour period. that's getting on for 1.5 inches of rain. but the brisk winds calmed down and generally it was a better end to the day. for example in hertfordshire with clearing skies. if you are heading outside over the next few hours, for many of us, lengthy clear spells with showers restricted to the north and west of the uk as the area of low pressure continues to drift away from our shores and move closer and closer to norway. given the clear skies, it's not particularly cold. temperatures for most of us between seven and nine degrees celsius. and it mean