trabajadores expresaron su descontento con la medida como agresiva, si se quiere saber detalles no sea parteacramento los líderes, esta decisión no fue bien vista pues asegurar, que los casos de covid-19 han aumentado a tal punto que las unidades de cuidado incentivo están a máxima capacidad y por su parte el sindicato de trabajadores cree que la medida es adecuada pues algunas no se deben de vacunar >>> bien en cambio para los alumnos con el objetivo de proteger a los estudiantes del covid-19 y se votó para que estos cambios simplemente ni pueden ser similares a los que se ven en el distrito unificado de los angeles. >>> ricardo es estudiante del distrito escolar de pasarelas, y dice de que él ya se vacuno como todos en su familia contra el coronavirus >>> la junta de educación del distrito unificado de pasarelas tomó una decisión importante ayer para reforzar la seguridad de los estudiantes y empleados contra el covid-19 >>> estos son los cambios que se implementaron en este distrito con más de 15,000 estudiantes en donde se han deportado 344 casos de covid-19 desde el pasado 12 de agosto

i really juf wanted to suppress thanks and our privilege being sea part of this. >> i want to add my voice. you probably have some sense of how grateful the people in the city are, those of us who live here and are benefiting from your extraordinarily difficult hard work well over 'yer now. we still deal withing very. please know that we are all deeply grateful and behind you and grateful to you and willing to do all the thing that's are in the next steps going forward. please share our thank with all of your colleagues. >> thank you so much. so beautifully said. commissioner chung. >> okay. i'm dping to sound like echo chamber here and real will he compress p tear team. he necessity this is in an ease yes time. i can't imagine how -- i can't imagine that being easy at all. and so in addition i also curious that because of all these kn fusing information, including leak recommendations about those are are em meun oh compromised should get the fers hp but interest no definition. >> thank you for the question. we've been looking for that written recommendation and guidance from cdc apr

you could think of this as the battle of coral sea part two, that the japanese are intent on capturing port moresby. this is going to kick off a ground campaign that's going to direct the australians and, and eventually drag a couple of american divisions in as well. about two or three weeks after that occurs, the americans land at guadalcanal. you could probably not find guadalcanal on a map six months ago, but we put a division into the canal and kick up the six-month campaign for possession of what becomes the most important piece of real estate in the pacific, namely henderson field. if i could have the next slide, please. what we are going to have here over the course of the next six months is a series of naval battles there's going to be a number of major ground battles, there's going to be a constant drumbeat of air combat as the japanese are flying bombers down from rabaul to put henderson out of business. from a nutritional standpoint, this is just what the doctor ordered. in the course of this campaign, we are going to shoot down hundreds of japanese aircraft, more than 600.

moving over the kokoda trail towards port moresby and you can think of this as the battle of coral sea part 2 into the japanese or intent on capturing port moresby and this is going to kick off a ground campaign. that's gonna drag the australians in and eventually in fairly short order drag a couple of american american divisions in as well. and then about two or three weeks after that occurs the americans land at guadalcanal they here to form, you know, nobody could probably find waddle canal on a map six months ago, but we put a division into guadalcanal and kick off a six-month campaign for possession of what becomes the most important piece of real estate in the pacific namely henderson field so that kind of the next slide, please. and what we're going to have here over the course of the next six months is a series of naval battles. there are going to be a number of major ground battles. there's going to be a constant drum beat of air combat as the japanese are flying bombers down from the ball to try to put a henderson out of business. you know, so from a nutritional standpoint. this i

you can think of this as the battle of coral sea part two in that the japanese are intent on capturingt moresby. this is going to drag the australians in and eventually in fairly short order drag a couple of american divisions in as well. then about t two or three weeks after thatro occurs the america land atnt gautel canal. nobody couldmo probably find th canal on the map six months ago but we put a division into the canal and kick offff a six-mont campaign for possession of what becomes the most important piece of real estate in the pacific, namely henderson field. if i could have the next slide, please. and what we're a going to have here over the course of the next series of naval battles, there are going to be a major ground battles, there's going to be a constant drum beat of air combat as the japanese are flying bombers down to try to put henderson out of business. you know, so from an attrition nl standpoint this is just what the doctoran ordered. in the course of this campaign we are going to shoot down hundreds of japanese aircraft, more than 600, we will kill tens of thousan

india is also jumping in on the action, sending a task force, a for war ships to the south china sea, as part of a 2 month deployment. that will include exercises with the u. s. japan and australia and the task force of ships includes a guided missile destroyer guided missile frigate and an anti submarine. what's called corvette ships will also work and bilateral exercises with naval units, from singapore, vietnam, indonesia, and the philippines. all this is us, vice president, common harris is scheduled to take her 1st trip to vietnam and singapore in 2 weeks time, a trip aimed at rally international support to counter china's increasing global influence and power and power that according to the white house, we're also looking at the deadly wave shootings here in america, the summer is the murder rate continues to climb nationally in new york city. 10 people were wounded when 2 gunmen shown there followed by 2 accomplices on motor scooters. open fire outside a restaurant in queens. well, that shooting, but just want to several in the 5 boroughs over the course of a weekend in which 18 people

india is also jumping in on the action, sending a task force, a for war ships to the south china sea, as part of a 2 month deployment. that will include exercises with the u. s. japan and australia and the task force of ships includes a guided missile destroyer guided missile frigate and an anti submarine. what's called corvette ships will also work and bilateral exercises with naval units, from singapore, vietnam, indonesia, and the philippines. all this is us, vice president, common harris is scheduled to take her 1st trip to vietnam and singapore in 2 weeks time, a trip aimed at rally international support to counter china's increasing global influence and power and power that according to the white house, we're also looking at the deadly wave shootings here in america the summer as the murder rate continues to climb nationally in new york city, 10 people were wounded. when 2 gunmen shown there followed by 2 accomplices on motor scooters, open fire outside a restaurant in queens. will that shooting with just want to several in the 5 boroughs over the course of a weekend in which 18 people

sea. this is a body of water which is important, not only because it's a trade route, but because it's resource rich and china has laid claims to large parts of it. there are also several countries in the region that have competing claims over the south china sea. and it's increasingly turning into a security flashpoint, partly because china has grown more 13 in its claims. and partly because china views the freedom of navigation operations conducted by the u. s. navy, in the south china sea as provocative. now come la harris, his visit is intended to signify 2 countries in the region that the u. s. is committed to keeping a rules based international order and in keeping the south china sea open. now part of the u. s. policy will be about strengthening ties with countries in the region. so the u. s. can be seen as a counterweight to china's growing influence. now how is china viewing this visit? while china's officials in one news agency portrayed at harrison visit as a drive to contain china. and it also describes the u. s. approach as outdated cold war thinking intended to create division and confrontation. now one of the things that har

just a little bit of sea fog hugging coastal parts of scotland and northern ireland.e weekend. we could see the mid—20s across parts of scotland, close to that in central and southern areas as well, but a little bit fresher along north sea coasts because of that onshore breeze. on sunday, temperatures a degree or so down. i think there could be a bit more cloud across northern and eastern areas. best of the sunshine, central and southern and western areas, sheltered from that north—northeast breeze, so i think it's here where we'll see the best temperatures. up in cardiff, bristol, 22, maybe 23 degrees. cooler than that, northern and eastern coasts. so for monday, then, which is a bank holiday for many of us, looks like we could see more in the way of cloud generally, some spells of sunshine, too, particularly in the southwest. top temperatures 20, maybe 21 degrees, so a little bit fresher across the board. and it stays fine through the new week as well, but there is a chance that things could start to turn more unsettled by next weekend, as low pressure starts to inv

just a little bit of sea fog hugging coastal parts of scotland and northern ireland.otland, close to that in central and southern areas as well, but a little bit fresher along north sea coasts because of that onshore breeze. on sunday, temperatures a degree or so down. i think there could be a bit more cloud across northern and eastern areas. best of the sunshine, central and southern and western areas, sheltered from that north—northeast breeze, so i think it's here where we'll see the best temperatures. up in cardiff, bristol, 22, maybe 23 degrees. cooler than that, northern and eastern coasts. so for monday, then, which is a bank holiday for many of us, looks like we could see more in the way of cloud generally, some spells of sunshine, too, particularly in the southwest. top temperatures 20, maybe 21 degrees, so a little bit fresher across the board. and it stays fine through the new week as well, but there is a chance that things could start to turn more unsettled by next weekend, as low pressure starts to invade in. thanks for staying with us on bbc news. time n

sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north seahan 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southeast. but temperatures are going to be near 18—20 celsius at the end of the week.

sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north seay be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southeast. but temperatures are going to be near 18—20 celsius at the end of the week. this is bbc news — the headlines... president biden has said he believes the mission to evacuate people from afghanistan can be finished within the next week. but he warned this depended on continued cooperation with the taliban. earlier, he said he was worried kabul airport might see attacks from islamic state—affiliated militants. the taliban have said afghan nationals may no long

sea. it's not the only claim, and there are other countries in se, asia and taiwan also claiming other parts of the south china sea and china's actions in the last few years have been a lot more assertive in staking these claims, ranging from building military installations on islands and i live in the south china sea to increasing confrontations with other vessels at see what she mentioned was that the u. s. though isn't here to make nations choose between the us and china instead it once it's committed to having a free and open region. and that includes freedom of navigation in the south china sea. it doesn't want countries to have to choose between china and the u. s. but it wants nate, but wants these waterways to be open because this is an important trading root. roughly 5000000 people in yemen. on the brink of starvation, the conflict, no closer to peace. according to the un, it's on the sexual general for humanitarian affairs says 2 thirds of the population relies on aid to meet that daily needs. the u. s. shantarian appeal for nearly $4000000000.00 is only about half funded. more tha

sea. it's not the on the claim and there are other countries in se, asia and tie one also claiming other parts of the south china sea. and china's actions in the last few years have been a lot more assertive in staking these claims, ranging from building military and relations on islands. and i live in the south china sea to increasing confrontations with other vessels at sea. no, she didn't name these actions, but she did talk about china's actions being really confrontational. and what she mentioned was that the though isn't here to make nations choose between the us and china instead it once it's committed to having a free and open region. and that includes freedom of navigation in the south china sea. it doesn't want countries to have to choose between china and the u. s, but it once need, but once the waterways to be open because this is an important trading route. and then she also talked about how the u. s. partnership is for the long term, and it's also not just in terms of economy. the u. s. she said, has an interest in making sure people are safe. and she talked about us donating vac

thin and break and sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there will be more cloud blown in by a strong wind of the north sea west in the sunshine, it will be warmer although not quite as warm as wednesday. when that with a friend out of the way by the end of the week. we still have high—pressure in charge. stilla week. we still have high—pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in on some of those north sea coasts and simply developing particularly in land across england and wales on friday for someone with sunshine in northern ireland, and the weather front should bring up a bit across eastern anglia in the southeast. temperatures are going to be near 18 to 20 celsius at the end of the week. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: president biden tells g7 leaders he's sticking to his afghan withdrawal deadline, claiming any delay will expose america to terrorist attacks. each day of operation brings added risk to our troops, but the completion by august 31 depends upon the taliban continuing to cooperate. in kabul, desperate scenes at the airport as the

sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north seae sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southeast. but temperatures are going to be near 18—20 celsius at the end of the week. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines more disruption for some of the uk's biggest brands — now amazon is offering a bonus to attract new staff as supply chains grinds to a halt. airbnb offers to house 20,000 afghan refugees globally, saying it needed to act in "one of the biggest humanitarian crises of our time". and it's game on for gamers — as the world's largest video gaming event kicks off berlin but without fans in th

parts of the country, particularly the midlands. that cloud is around in the same place. high pressure keeping it dry, but more cloud coming down across the north sea into eastern england, towards parts of wales. we'll have more cloud across the northern isles, but also cloudier skies in the northeast of mainland scotland, perhaps even into the borders. elsewhere, the sun will be out and it will be warm — 26 degrees around glasgow. in northern ireland, 24 celsius. could make 24 in cumbria as well. cloudier weather for northeast england into east wales, but also east anglia. sometime more likely across the southern counties of england and the southeast —— though in the southeast, still chilly wind. a lot of cloud for the first day of the test match. it will be dry for day two on thursday, but it will feel quite a bit cooler. we saw the cloud in the north sea. it's on that weather front there. it's pushing inland during wednesday night, a little light rain or drizzle there, and by the time we get to thursday morning, it's cloudy and damp across wales and the southwest. sunshine comes out across the west, but more cloud blown in by a strong wind off t

sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north sea parts of england. and here, temperatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southeast. but temperatures are going to be near 18—20 celsius at the end of the week. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories. president biden holds firm on his afghan withdrawal deadline — he tells g7 leaders any delay will expose america to terrorist attacks. each day of operation brings added risk to our troops, but the completion by august 3! depends upon the taliban continuing to cooperate. in kabul — co

sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north seatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southeast. but temperatures are going to be near 18—20 celsius at the end of the week. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades — our top stories. president biden holds firm on his afghan withdrawal deadline — he tells g7 leaders any delay increases the threat of violent attacks. each day of operation brings added risk to our troops, but the completion by august 31 depends upon the taliban continuing to cooperate. in kabul — continued desperation at the airport a

sea breeze. also the deep marine layer. measurable drizzle for partshe bay area today, and some lightning strikes up to the north. it's also kicking up the winds. we do have red flag warnings from shasta to sierra, sacramento valley until 10:00 pm tonight. gusty wind, humidity and extremely low humidity and extremely dry fuels means any fires that develop are gonna blowup fast. they already obviously have fires burning up in northern california. we're seeing that nice onshore breeze right now, 13 miles an hour in san francisco. 23 at sfo toward fairfield. 22 miles an hour. and re a lskro beamera stillreed lolothe.ee low to mid-60s from san francisco to oakland. it is a chilly 59 in pacifica. the winds are pretty much light there where the sun is shining right now. 81 in fairfield and concord of the today our warmest spots like vaccaville only got up into the upper 80s. exploratorium camera, it is a great view as we look toward the transamerica pyramid. spotty drizzle tonight. areas of low clouds overnight. areas of sunshine, hot inland tomorrow. and th

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this morning, hazy conditions, and thicker smoke through parts of the north bay, especially toward south tahoe. and then you will notice that the seashes some of the smoke. tomorrow morning, better air quality and may be conditions tonight in parts of the north bay, you could possibly see some stars. the air-quality advisory is in effect because of the wildfire smoke, while -- moderate air-quality and then it improves sunday and monday with good air quality. highs on the cool side once again. temperatures at the beaches in the low 60's. san francisco, 63, north a in the 70's and 80's. santa rosa, 73. oakland, 67, san jose, 75. the warmest spots in the low 80's, and overnight lows with clouds moving in and most temperatures in the upper 70's around the bay, low 50's through parts of the north bay. i want to show you the temperature trend. we are below average and then check this out. by the end of the week, 10 degrees above average for parts of the southbay, and inland areas because high pressure will build. here a look at the seven day forecast, a hazy start that it will be better by this afternoon and evening. tomorrow, temperatur

this bank of cloud in the north sea will be pushed in by the wind blowing off the north sea into and central parts of the country. that means by early tuesday morning, say in the peak district, it might be pretty overcast, whereas for many other parts of the country, we will be waking up to sunshine, like the lake district and the south coast of england. it is not cold. the cloud will vary during the day, but the best sunshine will be in the centre of his high pressure, where the winds are also light and where we get that sunshine. on wednesday, the high pressure is still there. a bit more of a breeze which will be felt along the north sea because during this week, but there is very little difference. let's look at the forecast for the rest of the week was that we will be chopping and changing between the sunny my cloudy and bright symbols. temperatures are neither going to be too hot or too cold. for most of us, it's going to be just right. that's all from the bbc news at six — so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, i'm olly foster. here's w

wednesday, and notice there is a very weak cool front moving across the north sea, it is just going to graze eastern partsr conditions along these north sea coasts. but further towards the west, the weather is going to be fine, i think the best of the sunshine again in the north—western portion of the british isles, for example glasgow up to around 2a degrees. so, here is the summary for the week ahead, you can see by the weather symbols and the temperatures, it is pretty much settled across most of the uk and actually not feeling too bad at all. this is bbc news. the headlines: the race against time to evacuate people from afghanistan — the british government may ask president biden to delay the date of the final withdrawal of american troops. we are really down to hours now, not weeks, and we have to make sure we exploit every minute to get people out. a clamp down on so called cowboy firms offering pcr travel tests — nearly 60 companies are removed from the official list. young people warn of the debilitating effects of long covid, as part of a campaign to encourage teenagers to get vaccinated. flash f

and that some of the aggression they've demonstrated especially in the south china sea and other parts of -- that part of the world, are alarming. and i think that what we need to do and this is why i think president biden is on the right track. we need to put more effort into our diplomatic relationships and i don't think we want to get sucked into another cold war, either militarily or in space or really anywhere. the world is evolving and i think -- again, we have to have a strong military. we have to, i think we want to make sure that we maintain our role as the dominant space, leader in space. with that said, we have to recognize there's the rest of the world out there and there are other points of view and opinions and that they've got to be assimilated and make sure that that leadership connotes some level of authority. but that authority is only functional based on the willingness of the rest of the world to support america's leadership. i think ultimately -- and this is what i think we can do. i think biden is unusually appropriate to be doing this, to lead this effort, is tha

i really juf wanted to suppress thanks and our privilege being sea part of this. >> i want to add my voice. you probably have some sense of how grateful the people in the city are, those of us who live here and are benefiting from your extraordinarily difficult hard work well over 'yer now. we still deal withing very. please know that we are all deeply grateful and behind you and grateful to you and willing to do all the thing that's are in the next steps going forward. please share our thank with all of your colleagues. >> thank you so much. so beautifully said. commissioner chung. >> okay. i'm dping to sound like echo chamber here and real will he compress p tear team. he necessity this is in an ease yes time. i can't imagine how -- i can't imagine that being easy at all. and so in addition i also curious that because of all these kn fusing information, including leak recommendations about those are are em meun oh compromised should get the fers hp but interest no definition. >> thank you for the question. we've been looking for that written recommendation and guidance from cdc apr

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gobernador cuomo: [habla en inglÉs] ♪ karla: bueno, nosotros siempre queremos que toda nuestra audiencia sea partee preguntÓ si ella habÍa estado con hombres menores. ¿quÉ opinas, mi querida maity? maity: mira, karla, aquÍ, mÁs que una opiniÓn, creo que tenemos varias cosas para conversar. primero, este reporte no se puede tomar a la liviana. es una investigaciÓn que ya lleva varios meses, y son mÁs de ocho las mujeres que lo acusan, con detalles suficiente para entablar una demanda. ya estÁ la fiscalÍa detrÁs de esto. claro, el video que vimos ya habÍa sido grabado. no fue en vivo. todas las palabras estÁn siendo calculadas. lo que aquÍ cabe destacar es que personas como el presidente biden, como nancy pelosi, que por trayectoria, por vida, por lo que significÓ inclusive el padre del gobernador andrew cuomo lo han apoyado, en este momento estÁn exigiendo su resignaciÓn. no creo que debamos tomar a la ligera las acusaciones. es muy lamentable que despuÉs de todo el trabajo que se hizo en nueva york para poder sacarlo de la pandemia... esto no justifica si el comportamiento de Él es asÍ. es un homb

across northern and western areas, light winds here, starting to see some of that sea fog, mist, running back in two partstern england, more of a breeze in the southeast, that should hold temperatures up in double figures, single figure values elsewhere. plenty of sunshine for many places from the where to go. the c5 should tend to burn back to the coast, then across the southeast, we held onto the breeze, just an outside chance of a shower in the very far southeast, otherwise mostly dry, some patchy cloud again across parts of england and wales. top temperatures, close to the mid—20s for central scotland and close to that fire in southern britain. saturday looks like the warmest day of the weekend. a similar story for sunday and monday, feeling a touch cooler than saturday. this programme contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. today at six, britain's airlift operation in afghanistan draws to a close, with the number of dead after yesterday's bombing now close to 100. hospitals struggle with scores of wounded, and among the dead, two british citizens, and the child of a third. mohamma

this bank of cloud in the north sea will be pushed in by the wind blowing off the north sea into and central partsetty overcast, whereas for many other parts of the country, we will be waking up to sunshine, like the lake district and the south coast of england. it is not cold. the cloud will vary during the day, but the best sunshine will be in the centre of his high pressure, where the winds are also light and where we get that sunshine.

sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north seaand. and here, temperatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southeast. but temperatures are going to be near 18—20 celsius at the end of the week. welcome to newsday — reporting live from singapore — i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: president biden tells g7 leaders he's sticking to his afghan withdrawal deadline — saying any delay will expose america to terrorist attacks. each day of operation brings added risk to our troops, but the completion by august 31 depends upon the taliban continuing

sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north seae no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southeast. but temperatures are going to be near 18—20 celsius at the end of the week. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. president biden refuses to extend the deadline for the us withdrawal from afghanistan and confirms troops will leave by august the 31st. the sooner we can finish, the better. each day of operations brings added risk to our troops. a new lead in the case of missing chef claudia lawrence — 12 years

just a little bit of sea fog hugging coastal parts of scotland and northern ireland.or monday, then, which is a bank holiday for many of us, looks like we could see more in the way of cloud generally, some spells of sunshine, too, particularly in the southwest. top temperatures 20, maybe 21 degrees, so a little bit fresher across the board. and it stays fine through the new week as well, but there is a chance that things could start to turn more unsettled by next weekend, as low pressure starts to invade in. this is bbc world news i'm nancy kacungira. hospitals i'm nancy kacungira. in afghanistan to scores of hospitals in afghanistan to scores of wounded in a child of uk british citizen. killed after travelling from london to help his family escape. what now then for those eligible to flee afghanistan for britain when the uk flight saw? irate britain when the uk flight saw? we will britain when the uk flight saw? , will shift heaven and earth to help them get out we will do what ever we can scotland sees a record—breaking number of daily covid cases with more than 600

it's a below sea level city, and some parts flood easier than others. they feel pretty secure about how the waterways will work. lake pontechartrais is over there. emergency response will not be out on the streets. i'm not going to ask my photographer to turn around, because i'm in front of a billing here, where you're starting to see -- bits the of roof come out you see guests like that. these are not sustained winds. these are gusts coming through. i'm a sizable guy, so to have wind blows me like, means it's pretty serious. the risk is trees coming down onto power lines, things like that. the good news here is that, unlike katrina and other storms, this moves fast which may mean there won't be as much saturation in the ground, which may mean as many trees may not come down, but with 140-mile-an-hour winds you'll get trees and signs coming down, power lines coming down. right now a quarter of a million people, at least, in this city are without power. that was the last count. that's about half an hour old. lots and lots of people without power in the c

increasingly worried about china's growing influence, particularly its efforts to claim large parts of the south china sea. this is also where the u. s. navy has retained the been carrying out freedom of navigation operations, something that china views as a provocation. none us president joe biden is not the 1st to want closer ties with the region. us. president barack obama had his pivot to asia policy, which was essentially about rebalancing foreign policy away from the middle east towards asia down. so for the us, part of it will look like strengthening ties with countries in the region, particularly those with competing claims in the south china sea against china. because these countries, many of these countries are coming on to increasing pressure from china. so strengthening ties. so that the u. s. can be viewed as a counterweight to growing chinese influence. now come, la harris is expected to not only put out the layout, the future of us ties in the region, but also to talk about the need for an open and free indo pacific region. now, how is trying to viewing this while we know that china's offic