two paul rudds is better. wouldn't three paul rudds be best. didn't you stop one paul rudd short?they did. some people might say they went too, too many. >> stephen: how do you feel about watching both of you on screen? is there one of the characters you like more? >> no. it's-- you know, sometimes it's hard to watch yourself on screen. this one's particular lie rough because i have to be judgmental towards two performances. and it's-- you know, i just can git critical over each choice. soy it's kind of double the pain. >> stephen: do you normal lie not watch yourself? >> notice, i'll watch it. usually i'll watch it when it's being edited or done, but after, that i tend to let it go. i don't really pay attention. >> stephen: you don't have paul rudd film festivals in your house. >> no, i don't. >> stephen: come oeverybody! >> no, i just sit at the computer and watch clips. layoff laugh only kid. >> stephen: soy this is-- what's your character's name, miles? >> miles, yeah. >> stephen: now, there's a new-and-improved miles in this. if you could improve paul rudd-- let's-- let's bri

>> if the new one is ever adapted into a movie, paul rudd must star. paul rudd must star!you show up in this town, and you perform. you get out, you go hey, i'm an actor. i got a show. i made a movie off one of these shows, and they go, you know what, this would be good if it had johnny depp. but no. >> jimmy: is paul interested? the project? >> i instagramed that quote from the los angeles times. and the review is very sweet and charles mcnulty's a great critic whom i like. but i instagramed the thing and the next morning, paul rudd e-mailed me and said "do i have to audition." >> jimmy: of course not, he's "ant man." you can't audition "ant man." so sunday is the show. are there other big celebrities planning to show up for the show? what's going on there? >> i don't, well. >> jimmy: what are the audiences in l.a. like. >> what's funny about this, the last time i was here i played the wilshire, this is a prestigious, broadway series. if you get tickets to this it's because you also got tickets to "book of mormon" or whatever. >> jimmy: you get a package. >> a lot of peop

amber rudd, conservative minister, set to step down now for what about this question about tactical votingpolls moving around a bit. the polls are the polls. they will move around. i think the key thing is how organised this is. you have seen some of the parties working together quite well, the lib dems and the greens and cut plaid —— plaid of where to stand. you can see all effective this can be. ultimately, the prime minister needs to have a working majority to be able to push their his plan for brexit and anything else that he wa nts to brexit and anything else that he wants to deliver, so 25 is quite an important number. but i still think that the biggest or to the conservatives is from the brexit party standing in labour held seats come oi’ party standing in labour held seats come or they can potentially split the vote to leave and letting in a lib dem or labour candidate and then actually helping to achieve the one thing that for roche does not want, which is a second referendum —— for roche does not want. it seemed that jeremy corbyn was not doing so well in polls. it was unlikely h

the next-gen movie stars "stranger things" finn wolfhard and paul rudd. >> who ya gonna call?o.g. ghost buster dan aykroyd returns. he got ready for the fun by taking me through universal's ghost busters' themed maze. >> who are you gonna call? >> not me. >> you're a ghost buster. >> what can you tease about the story? is it a continuation of the same character? >> it feeds beautifully into the first two stories and hands it off to a new generation. >> but can we expect this guy to put on his proton pack? >> who are you gonna call for the movie? >> well, of course, i'll try to get my old pal mr. murray to see if he can drop in. i'll be making a call there. >> by the way i know where one of the original ghost buster's suit is. it's hanging inside zach bagan's haunted museum. the host of "ghost adventures" on travel channel spend 300 grand on props and costumes from the original movie. now last april zach took me on a terrifying tour of his museum. so i thought no way can i get it any scarier. i was wrong. >> now this is an artifact that witnessed an exorcism. >> this is actual

said she would love to go toa amber rudd said she would love to go to a party with borisjohnson but between personalities, to what extent do you think that this would be about demeanour, how they listen to each other, how they interject or perhaps deal with some testy moments? i think it is important, both sides are very alive to those possibilities. probably working these responses but will become across as these responses but will become a cross as overly these responses but will become across as overly rehearsed. back in 2015 nicola sturgeon said to ed miliband, i'm not saying that you're different from the conservatives, but just not different from the conservatives, butjust not enough of a difference this kind of things play into people's consciousness and perhaps getjust people's consciousness and perhaps get just below the people's consciousness and perhaps getjust below the surface. i think both men will be working on that and in terms of demeanour what labour are hoping is that borisjohnson will become overbearing, blustering, may be also lacking detail and looking evasive

paul and sort of example i mean this goes without saying just like paul rudd so they wanted to join european union more than anything else because they want to solve some kind of protection from russia you know this is all that matters it's only about the countries wanting to join i mean obviously much of eastern europe and that i wanted to join not only because of the quality of democratic institutions but i assume also because of the quality of life and economic benefits but speaking about poland you mentioned that there has been a deterioration in democratic progress across eastern until within 5 cross western europe lately and. you know the popular narrative in the west is that in countries where russia is present that's understandable because russia is supporting autocratic tendencies etc but poland is very notable. example contrary to die theory because it's been staunchly and russian for a number here is and yet as we all know there's been a backsliding on democracy how do you explain it and isn't it perhaps isn't it perhaps an indication that the way people thought about democratizat

but he didn't want to talk to me because there was some press that would be trying to speak to mr rudd for a long time for us to do is call me the new green nosed. orders to do is get in touch with us and we can arrange a meeting you have one there is so we've been asking since the start and we haven't had any support from the u.k. government really i had one meeting with mr brough which wasn't very such a structure at 1st as a family and a lover and now there has been no contact with the right we feel as a family that. they're more concerned with helping. the american citizen. accused of killing us and then how do you know british citizens that live in the country. the u.k.'s foreign office says it's providing all necessary help to seek a resolution to this case but the dunn family told us more must be done for justice to happen. probably we want sounds to us to come back to you can be charged through our courts for the crimes she has committed and i think step show punishment for us that is what we're after a 100 percent also we're going to try and help the government's only countrie

after he stepped down touching down in mexico city he was greeted by the country's foreign minister rudd as resigned on sunday at the military's request following weeks of widespread protests over his disputed reelection but if years new interim leader is expected to be sworn in in the next few hours or as it says he will remain in politics despite being forced out in what he describes as a coup they were the.

dozen cities with buildings being vandalized and pictures of iran's supreme leader he described the rudd thing as sabotage and branded the protest as hooligans . but trump administration seems jubilant about the recent protests in iran said the people of iran almost a year and a half ago the united states is with you now the protests are being driven by the economic situation g.d.p. growth projections are down by 9.5 percent inflation is it 40 percent and unemployment is at 16 percent and rising but it was a 15 percent increase in the price of fuel that sparked the recent turmoil. now an economic squeeze like that is bound to get people upset but why is iran in such poor shape well donald trump has a lot to do with it in 2015 the international community agreed to lift decades old sanctions in response to an agreement that was reached about iran's peaceful nuclear energy program. but then along came donald trump he decided to pull out of the nuclear agreement he says that iran broke the spirit of the deal however international observers say that iran fully complied as of today i can state

it was amber rudd's seat. it together and it was published on a local news site and i got 3000 hits and it was shared on facebook. and then what happened with this? it really kicked off and a lot of the labour supporters locally were very annoyed because they were close to the conservatives in 2017 but it is a national story, it was complicated and places to save it was best to beat and labour had a good result in 2017 but slammed in the polls and lib dems have done well and the polls and in the european election lib dems did really well better than labour. there is a genuine point of debate whether you should vote labour or liberal democrats if you want to be the conservatives particular example looks like it is really the limits of... because the lib dems did so much worse in 2017 and labour were behind and so became this online debate and all these facebook grip —— groups. it has been turned into a meme. you are missing out a step. because then, first of all it is for local political geeks was in it and fac

rudd is a senior fellow at the national iranian american council she says the tensions between tehran and washington they back to the iran hostage crisis. the timing obviously from the american psycho and siding with the 40th anniversary of the hostage crisis is important because if you look at the history of the united states and iran policy and 1979 is a watershed moment it's a turning point in how the u.s. views iran how americans view iran and has affected u.s. policy views of iran ever since that 40 years of sort of and it that we see between the 2 sides starts with the hostage taking in november 170 now well the iranian government certainly uses the hostage crisis symbolically as well from the iranian historical perspective what we have to understand about november 179 is that what the fear was amongst the iranians was that there would be a 2nd crew that would take out that reinstates the shop because he had been allowed to keep because he had been admitted into the united states 2 weeks earlier that goes back to the 1953 coup which was led by the cia and overthrew prime ministe

s standing down at the next election including the former home secretary amber rudd all because of abuse and intimidation. this of course is where many politicians begin their careers knocking on doors meeting supporters and of course opponents really find a single politician that would do this alone these days many citing fear of violence and abuse despite the risks organ fitzroy is campaigning to become an m.p. in south london she blames an old boys' network of m.p.'s that includes the prime minister of fuelling the song jenny forrest johnson has been really irresponsible in his language you know he's called muslim woman letterboxes and he just keeps coming out with things like that because he is a privileged white man who is very well protected he doesn't face any of the issues that some of the female politicians and female politicians of color face politics is now full of divisive terms traitor betrayal surrender words used in death threats to female m.p.'s words also regularly used by the prime minister when asked to modify his language this is how johnson responded and the same is

well the fact is no our founder mr rudd has indicated he'd close the company before he would succumb to that kind of pressure we have not received that kind of pressure from any government anywhere in the world and we have measures in place and we can add additional measures in those places where it's necessary to provide assurance and transparency that we are not subject to young to influence of the china government or any other government when you say one way is a privately owned company can you explain that a little because it's not it is a little bit more of a technicality within it in the way that the shareholding is done to correct well we have 80 or $90000.00 shareholders in china who have an equity interest in the company and they get the vote on the governance group that runs the company there is a structure of the governance group which is a union committee they call it which helps in the process of leading to the actual selection of the board of directors so some people are confused or concerned about this union committee well they would think a union in china and stating

morning and with stock prices dropping by 3 percent now it would seem that mcdonald's is giant world rudd brand would not be vulnerable to this type of scandalous headline what happened here. well look at a. game i'm going to power the stock is going to 100 percent so that verse will you look at how and innovative he was and how great he was for the company so this creates a little bit of fear were of the thought no i'm sure that beguiles will regain what they lost and you know i don't think it's a great buy yet but probably a little bit lower but again people get used to the same c.e.o. very much is what have won the apple one see if you have the 1st dot and of course when he passed away but of course that rothenberger high as it continues to get there i think the same thing you can see for mcdonald's there's no word of the company but the initial shock causes many people to panic and sell out because he was so good for the company and they want to make sure the big sound is still going in the right direction which i believe they will todd horowitz of baba trading thank you so much for y

well the fact is no our founder mr rudd has indicated he'd close the company before he would succumb to that kind of pressure we have not received that kind of pressure from any government anywhere in the world and we have measures in place and we can add additional measures in those places where it's necessary to provide assurance and transparency that we are not subject to young to influence of the china government or any other government when you say one way is a privately owned company can you explain that a little because it's not it is a little bit more of a technicality within it in the way that the shareholding is done to correct well we have 80 or $90000.00 shareholders in china who have an equity interest in the company and they get the vote on the governance group that runs the company there is a structure of the governance group which is a union committee they call it which helps in the process of leading to the actual selection of the board of directors so some people are confused or concerned about this union committee well they would think a union in china and stating

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be paul rudd and adrienne warren.to get, this particular dog, it's a certain type of dog. >> stephen: it would be -- (inaudible). >> stephen: that's why, he doesn't say mellanwa. it belgian melomar. they're only available certain types to have the year. that's why. we have to refrigerate this dog. in the summertime, you can't get them. ( laughter ) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from deep inside a pod show in storage, give it up

after he stepped down touching down in mexico city he was greeted by the country's foreign minister rudd has resigned on sunday at the military's request following weeks of widespread protests over his disputed reelection bolivia's new interim leader is expected to be sworn in in the next few hours or as it says he will remain in politics despite being forced out in what he describes as a coup they were if you live. there were a few i want to tell you to i'm very frank full to the president of mexico you saved my life. i want to say brothers and sisters the while i have life i will stay in politics to struggle continues. a top commander of the palestinian group islamic jihad and his wife have been killed in israeli airstrikes on gaza it's actually good they were asked cross border violence in months i'm about reports. in the sky above israeli cities israel's defense system attempted to intercept palestinian rockets. and damage on the ground can be seen there is a state of alert some schools have been closed and transportation services disrupted as islamic jihad fighters fired rockets in

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i'm not seeing a real rudd der the senate right now. >> why do you think that is?t seems there is a reign of terror about the president, criticizing him. >> i think it has to do with reelections and keeping their heads down. i'm not being critical because i understand what it means to get reelected, but at some point you have to do what you were elected to do, and that is represent the country, as well as your local people. but i think john would be -- i know he would be terribly upset by this whole thing. he was upset before he died when he saw what was going on. >> cindy mccain also spoke about the president's recent attacks against joe biden. when asked if she would vouch for the former vice president's integrity, she said yes. >>> and we'll be right back. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com hour 36 in the stakeout. ♪ limu emu & doug as soon as the homeowners arrive

there were no paul rudds, no kind eyed mark rufalos. >> and his new film is a chronicle of his journeyk from a near fatal battle. >> you said you were afraid that you would never get better. >> yeah, i wasn't chin indicatiindicat communicating, there was nothing i looked forward to and i spent a lot of time trying to think of painless suicides. yeah. >> he was forced to step back from comedy. he admitted himself to the hospital twice. and more. >> my psychiatrist is an advocate for and an expert in something called electro convulsive therapy. which used to be called electro shock therapy, but they felt that electro shock was not quite horrifying enough. they said, yes, electro shock is disturbing but i feel like we're soft selling the convulsions. >> how important is to you to e destigmatize these things? >> i think that i have a responsibility and an obligation, but also i'm so grateful for feeling good that i want to share this. that if people feel the way that i felt, can feel better, i would do anything in my power to get that information to them so that they will try it and so tha

the next-gen movie stars "stranger things" finn wolfhard and paul rudd. >> who ya gonna call?g me thugh universal's ghost busters' themed maze. >> who are you gonna call? >> not me. >> you're a ghost buster. >> what can you tease about the story? is it a continuation of the same characters? >> it feeds beautifully into the first two storieand nds it off to a new generation. but can we expect this guy to strap on his proton pack? >> who are you gonna call for the movie? >> well, of course, i'll try to get my old pal mr. murray to see if he can drop in. i'll be making a call there. >> okay confession y'all i'm such a scaredy catut let's keep this halloween-theme going. kevin azier got a chance to scare the daylights out of whitney, emma and jenny and they never saw it coming. >> i'm her at halloween horror night at universal studios. i'm about to scare some lady, ladies with "dancing with the stars." let's go. my creepy transformation took about 60 minutes and i m or may not have fallen asleep. my character -- a victim of the beast fluffy from the 1982 horror flick "creepshow."

tomorrow night, join us with paul rudd, lizzy caplan and music from tyler childers. >> jimmy: yesterday instagram, and today, she has more than ten million new friends, some of whom are from "friends." next, she returns triumphantly to tv, apple tv, on the new series "the morning show," it premieres november 1st on apple tv+. please welcome jennifer aniston. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> hello! >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: you look great, and you smell fantastic, too. [cheers and applause] this instagram thing. >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: they measured it. it's a guinness book world record. you beat prince harry and meghan markle. >> the royals. >> jimmy: you got to a million in like 12 seconds. >> like the most reluctant person to join instagram. >> jimmy: you don't do that kind of stuff. >> i do now. >> jimmy: why are you doing it now? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: who talked you into this? >> i don't know. a lot of people. just got tired of, you know, what you resist persists. >> jimmy: it's fun to look at the stuff. >> well, i haven't. >> jimmy: you haven't? >> no, i'm just

there were no paul rudds. no kind-eyed mark ruffalos.at depresh" is a brutally honest look back at his journey two years ago with his battle with treatment resistant depression. >> you were afraid you would never get better? >> i wasn't communicating. i didn't feel good about anything. there was nothing i looked forward to and i spent a lot of time trying to think of painless suicides, yeah. >> reporter: he was forced to step back from comedy. admitted himself to the hospital, twice, and more. >> my psychiatrist is an advocate for an -- and an expert in something called elect roconvulsive therapy which used to be called electroshock therapy but they felt electroshock was not quite horrifying enough. they said, yes, electro shock is disturbing but i feel like we're soft selling the convulsions. >> how important to destigmatize these things. like the hospital. like erelecelectroconvulsive th? >> i am so grateful for feeling good that i want to share this that if people feel the way i felt, can feel better, i would do everything in my power

there were no paul rudds.no ki [ laughter ] no kind eyed mark ruffalos. >> reporter: his new film is a chronicle of his journey back two years ago from a near-fatal battle with treatment resistant depression. you said you were afraid you would never get better. >> yeah. i wasn't communicating. i didn't feel good about anything. there was nothing i looked forward to. and -- and i spent a lot of time trying to think of painless suicides. yeah. >> reporter: he was forced to step back from comedy, admitted himself to the hospital twice and more. >> my psychiatrist is an advocate for and an expert in something called electroconvulsive therapy which used to be called electroshock therapy, but they felt electroshock was not quite horrifying enough. they said, yes, electroshock is disturbing, but i feel like we're soft-selling the convulsions. >> reporter: how important is it to you to destigmatize these things? like the hospital? like electron convulsive therapy? >> i think i have a responsibility and an obligation,

s standing down at the next election including the former home secretary amber rudd all because of abuse and intimidation. this of course is where many politicians begin their careers knocking on doors meeting supporters and of course opponents rarely find a single politician that would do this alone these days many citing fear of violence and abuse despite the risks organ fitzroy is campaigning to become an m.p. in south london she blames an all boys network of m.p.'s that includes the prime minister of fuelling the song jenny forrest johnson has been really irresponsible in his language you know he is called muslim woman letterboxes and he just keeps coming out with things like that because he is a privileged white man who is very well protected he doesn't face any of the issues that some of the female politicians and female politicians of color face politics is now full of divisive terms traitor betrayal surrender words used in death threats to female m.p.'s words also regularly used by the prime minister when asked to modify his language this is how johnson responded and the same is

they were very happy to have amber rudd speaking for mrs may.y. the substance was there as far as i am concerned, in the sense that the conservatives did absolutely clearly offer michael gove to speak in this debate. absolutely clearly offer michael gove to speak in this debatem absolutely clearly offer michael gove to speak in this debate. it is notjust the gove to speak in this debate. it is not just the letter though, gove to speak in this debate. it is notjust the letter though, is it? it isa notjust the letter though, is it? it is a thread conservative sources issued to the press saying they would review channel a's term as a public service broadcaster. that is what people have a problem with.|j would like to hear what michael grade has to say. my view on this is that an organisation like channel a does have to be tremendously careful about the way it acts. i was very surprised, for example, when dorothy byrne made that speech which she made in edinburgh. very surprised. from channel a. she criticised boris johnson, the channel a boss, the

well the fact is no our founder mr rudd has indicated he'd close the company before he would succumb to that kind of pressure we have not received that kind of pressure from any government anywhere in the world and we have measures in place and we can add additional measures in those places where it's necessary to provide assurance and transparency that we are not subject to young to influence of the china government or any other government when you say one way is a privately owned company can you explain that a little because it's not it is a little bit more of a technicality within it in the way that the shareholding is done to correct well we have 80 or $90000.00 shareholders in china who have an equity interest in the company and they get the vote on the governance group that runs the company there is a structure of the governance group which is a union committee they call it which helps in the process of leading to the actual selection of the board of directors so some people are confused or concerned about this union committee well they would think a union in china and stating

may, that spring was the spring of the columbia student uprising, which saw the sps group with mark ruddthe black student council with ray brown and the hispanic students at columbia, the young lords with philippe luciano, very involved in trying to get more than just the education from columbia, trying to make a difference in terms of social justice too. and a lot of what happened, take any student demonstration whether it is college or high school. i look at what is going on in terms of climate change, and i can draw a direct line between what took place in 1968 and what is taking place now. i think young people, i was among them. i wasn't in columbia at the time, at stuyvesant high school in new york city, young people got the idea that we could make a difference if we raise our voices and organized the right way. i have to make a call out as there are folks sitting in the audience along with me, i haven't seen lynn in 50 years and we were very involved in some of the real activism, what laid the groundwork of what took place. this picture is revelatory because it is a classic picture

427 the rudder problem which was the subject of hearings in this committee ultimately determined the rudde rudder. we had two of those single point of failure. then we had the jackscrew on the alaska flight. there have been a number and in this case mcas was a major factor but not the only factor in with that representative gives. >> thank you for this very difficult time record during the sensor on the angle of attack there are two but only one was tied into the system? >> that is correct. depending on sequencing wet one answer would be on different flights it could be either but it was one sensor at a time. >> i am not a pilot but i fly frequently. when my friend in aviation talks about how important it is you just cannot pull over on the side of the road. i don't know what you were thinking. and my background if we have problems it is sensor failure it shuts the system down. and redundancy is key. i think we have all learned our lesson we just not depend on one sensor? >> we tried to rely on a previous architecture we have learned to now going to a two sensor architecture mcas. >> i am

people try to escape from a courthouse and, in fact, they often did but this is one case of christopher rudd end up interviewing on the show is the bailiff. he ends up actually falling because the bailiff goes and tries to save -- when he jumps over, falls on the bailiff's foot which may have saved his life in that particular instance so, you know, there are a lot of instances like that where we'll then talk to the person involved and say what were thinking? what were you feeling, et cetera. >> a lot of charged emotions in the courtrooms. "court cam" tree meres thursday, at 9 eastern on a&e. we'll be right back. stay w when it come is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. giving you more choice and control compared to other top wireless carriers. and now get $250 off when you buy a new samsung phone during xfinity mobile beyond black friday. plus, you can save up to $400 a year. click, call or visit a store today. ithere's my career...'s more to me than hiv. my cause... and cr

minister at the time, theresa may, decided not to take part and she sent the then home secretary amber rudd it says anything about their political allegiance by not signing up —— are showing up. but that's for voters to decide. for the first time we will bring full micro—party leaders into one addition question time. they won't be head—to—head. —— four party leaders. nicola sturgeon launched her campaign today as has been reported. and joe swinson will be involved, as well. they have lots of things which are important in their campaigns, including brexit, and thatis campaigns, including brexit, and that is where there is blue water between a few of these leaders and we think that's an important addition to the mix of these programmes. thanks very much. details on the bbc website. just a reminder of those big dates for your diary. fiona bruce will be introducing a question time special. we will hear from borisjohnson, jeremy corbyn, joe swinson and nicola sturgeon. the question time special will be in sheffield. we will see seniorfigures special will be in sheffield. we will see senior figur

-china trade war taking place, kevin rudd, former australian prime minister.want to get to the trade war itself, but i want to understand, do you think the united states has any role to play in what's happening in hong kong still >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not? >> no, no. this is spontaneous combustion in hong kong it comes out of, as we know, the attempt by the hong kong government to bring in a new extradition law. >> right. >> that just was the straw that broke the camel's back now it's a political management system it's not being politically managed very well. >> how long does this play out and to the extent it has an impact, does it have any impact on sort of the larger geopolitical impact. >> the one impact i see in china, i was there two weeks ago, is there is beginning to be some bleed through into business confidence in china itself, that is, observing what's happening in hong kong just the beginnings of it. >> explain that. what do you mean >> when people are looking at, for example, the impact on the financial services industry, they can't ope

philip hammond, amber rudd, these are key figures in the conservative party.we can move on to feel this, because then we can move ontoa feel this, because then we can move on to a progressive one nation agenda that brings the country together. as health secretary i feel that strongly because the health services there for everyone, one of the things that unites us. sorry, are you blaming brexit on the fact that key conservatives cannot align themselves with the conservative party a ny themselves with the conservative party any more? totally. david gauke is case in point, he is a good friend of mine, he is a classic conservative, some would say economically dry, but he objects to the direction the party is taking, it is absolutely about brexit. the prime minister is determined to get brexit done, we all know that, and i think very strongly that the best way to get the country moving is to get brexit done and then we can move forward. i would say to everybody, liberal minded conservatives and people who have voted conservative in the past, the way to move the cou

this miss rudd. say hello to your teacher.me. let me show you another shot looking over the ducks, you can see the cloud, the mist and the rain moving in. we have gusty winds that have subsided a little better, although the flags might tell you something different, they will tend to ease later in the day. the strongest winds will be this morning and through the early part of the afternoon. we have had gusts of wind, for example here in milford haven, a 40 mph, also across plymouth and parts of cornwall generally, mid to high 40s, the isles of scilly, we have had a gust of 53 mph, you are getting the picture, wet and windy. the forecast for most of us today is a windy day with rain, rain moving on from the south—west and pushing north—east woods. we have a weather front across northern scotland which will produce rain, and across the northern ireland it is very windy. the wind is picking up now, you can probably see and hear. we carry on with rain and windy conditions across the north of scotland, if we focus on the rain across