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more than 400 avon and somerset police officers .. this app is encouraging others to do the same, especially those who might come into contact with drug users, such as family members, friends or those who work in busy places. so more people have access to this life—saving medicine. hello from the bbc sport centre. the 12 players on europe's ryder cup team are being announced this afternoon. the match with the united states starts on the 29th september in italy, and the europe's luke donald has his six wild card picks for the team. so far they include, england's tommy fleetwood, justin rose, shane is also in. an incredible rise for those players who will join incredible rise for those players who willjoin the six highest ranked automatic pics. rory mcilroy, jon rahm, scotland's robert macintyre, viktor hovland, tyrrell hatton and last year's us open champion matt fitzpatrick. but it's the pick of aberg, that's captured the attention. he won the european masters this weekend, injust his ninth professional start, after only turning pro

somerset attending the ceremony as well.applause] >> it is also my privilege to welcome the many families and friends, the passengers and crew members of flight 93. we are honored today by your presence and please know you have our sincere gratitude and appreciation for your ongoing efforts to be here this day and your tremendous efforts and support every day to remember and share your loved ones with the world. my name is stephen clark, superintendent of this very special place. the flight 93 story shared here is now interwoven into an important lesson about our nation's history. it is a memorial dedicated to honoring the memory of 40 individuals, who, on september 11, 2001, act with such bravery and without regard for themselves. ultimately 14 an attack --th warting an attempt -- attack on the nation's capital. i want to extend -- a welcome to more than 30,000 students and teachers who have enrolled across the country as part of the memorial's first-ever national title of learning. in part of sit -- in partnership with the

the aim of this app launched in somerset today is to save lives.ation about what naloxone is, how to use it and where to find it, with a handy little map with locations. it's available to supplies across somerset including pharmacies. naloxone comes as an injection or a nose spray. pretend this is a receptor in your grain. when an opiod like heroin is injected into the body, the molecules attach on top of the receptor. when naloxone is taken, it knocks the opioids off which can reverse the effects of an overdose. it can work in just two or three minutes. to get it to someone in need quickly, more people need to start carrying it around with them just in case. quite a big uptake in people taking naloxone, but lower on people actually carrying it. more than 400 avon and somerset police officers have been trained to use naloxone. this app is encouraging others to do the same, especially those who might come into contact with drug users, such as family members, friends or those who work in busy places, so more people have access to this labour—saving m

center where he helps to educate all generations about somerset county history. mr. miller will will lead the reading of their names, joined by family members who have made their journey here from around the country to read the name of their loved one. joining jacob and family members this morning are joy and jan. joy is a retiree from a 27 year career in public education as a art teacher, many of which firm -- were a short distance from the memorial at the school district where she taught kindergarten through high school. on 9/11, joy was the shepherd for a classroom of third graders at shanksville school when flight 93 crashed. joy continues to share her passion for art today as a professional glass jewelry artist. reflecting on the days after 9/11 joy shared, quote "though we are a very small school and sometimes feel isolated from the rest of the world, we are indeed connected with others and are not alone." jan loney is a artist from pittsburgh. following 9/11, she was commissioned as a resident artist to work with the shanksville kindergarten to 12th grade

so remember, the next time you hear crouch, bin deletes a fix, set, it all started here in somerset.st catch up. coming up — nasa's asteroid sample, tackling discrimination in cricket, and dogs at the movies. first, the metropolitan police have launched an investigation into allegations of sexual offences following the recent claims against russell brand. they were already looking at offences in 2003, and some of these new claims are also historic. brand has previously denied all allegations against him. next up, a space capsule that collected dust from one of the most dangerous rocks in our solar system crashed back to earth over the weekend. nasa says it hopes it'll teach more scientists about the asteroid, which they classed as hazardous, for its probability of hitting the earth in the next 300 years. but the sample could give us more details about how the planets were formed. it's a big moment for the teams involved. when that capsule opens, to see for the first time, this material that no other human has seen before, it's something you think about, we thought about it for the pa

a rural constituent , somerset, constituent, somerset, particularly hard because heat pumps cost over£15,000, much more than a new oil boiler. in other words, the green consensus was going to make us the nation cold and poor. it's also true the ban on new petrol and diesel cars in 2030 we talked about this before. the cheapest new electric car on the market is about £20,000. but because of the battery life, there's not much of a second hand market in electric cars. so the cheap cars that people would buy for a few hundred pounds when they first learned to drive were never realistically going to be available. surprisingly , a available. not surprisingly, a number car company number of electric car company bosses admitted there bosses have admitted that there are plans for mass market are no plans for mass market products because production costs are simply too high and initially we were set to destroy the private market with the private rental market with punitive measures for landlords. it was going to make it more costly landlords, but costly for landlords, but landlords pass these c

it all started here in somerset. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website.. it's about seeing the world through fresh eyes, exploring new destinations and cultures and creating memories that will last a lifetime. that's why at the travel show, we're expanding our horizons to and wherever we go. we want you to come with us. now, that might make for an awful lot of excess baggage, but we think you're worth it. the travel show tomorrow at 2:30 on bbc news and iplayer. hello from the bbc sport centre. the united states claimed a clean sweep of all four matches in the opening session of the solheim cup to lead 4—0. let's cross to andalusia now and speak to our reporterjane dougall. jane...it couldn't have gone much worse for europe this morning... what hope europe might be able to turn things round? they will certainly help for that. it'll be difficult to bounce back. losing all four matches in the morning. europe were the favourites going into this weekend, so this is going into this weekend, so this is going to hurt. just to let you understand how unusual this

a rural constituent , somerset, constituent, somerset, particularly hard because heat pumps cost over5,000, much more than a new oil boiler. in other words, the green consensus was going to make us the nation cold and poor. it's also true the ban on new petrol and diesel cars in 2030 we talked about this before. the cheapest new electric car on the market is about £20,000. but because of the battery life, there's not much of a second hand market in electric cars. so the cheap cars that people would buy for a few hundred pounds when they first learned to drive were never realistically going to be available. surprisingly , a available. not surprisingly, a number car company number of electric car company bosses admitted there bosses have admitted that there are plans for mass market are no plans for mass market products because production costs are simply too high and initially we were set to destroy the private market with the private rental market with punitive measures for landlords. it was going to make it more costly landlords, but costly for landlords, but landlords pass these cos

this has been nation and the been state of the nation and the weather somerset will be weather in somersetng inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello, very good day to you. it is going to turn very wet and windy as we go through tonight and into tuesday with some heavy rain and strong winds arriving. for many of us looking at the bigger picture. and here's the front that brought heavy rain earlier on monday. but our attention is turning to low pressure out in the atlantic, which going to turn things which is going to turn things even unsettled through even more unsettled and through the today. there the rest of today. then there are skies, are some clear skies, particularly across eastern parts, plenty parts, but also plenty of showers following in from the west. these heavy, some west. some of these heavy, some of thundery. we're to of them thundery. and we're to going see things turning increasingly cloudy overnight going see things turning incre somey cloudy overnight going see things turning incre somey clcand overnight going see t

even in even in your own somerset . i was checking own somerset. to make make cuts. it's been going on everywhere. >> appallingly >> council is appallingly run it spent £9 million or something on a ring of steel in bath and doesn't get on with the basic services. yes, i was a bit of a bit stupid to bring up somerset when didn't know more when you didn't know much more about but than i do. >> yeah, but toby, i mean, i just wonder whether our local government doesn't really work because it tries to do too much. >> it empire builds, it spends too much money. the bureaucracies have got bigger and bigger as we've console validated councils, we've taken them away from local communities and made them large organisations that just have bureaucracies that don't get on with a proper job. yes, and when with a properjob. yes, and when they're councils where there isn't often a change of control, the people in charge are the town hall. >> sir humphrey's, they're >> sir humphrey's, and they're notoriously bad at running their local authorities. they're they stym

this has been nation and the been state of the nation and the weather somerset will be weather in somersetnside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello, very good day to you. it is going to turn very wet and windy as we go through tonight and into tuesday with some heavy rain and strong winds arriving. for many of us looking at the bigger picture. and here's the front that brought heavy rain earlier on monday. but our attention is turning to low pressure out in the atlantic, which going to turn things which is going to turn things even unsettled through even more unsettled and through the today. there the rest of today. then there are skies, are some clear skies, particularly across eastern parts, plenty parts, but also plenty of showers following in from the west. these heavy, some west. some of these heavy, some of thundery. we're to of them thundery. and we're to going see things turning increasingly cloudy overnight going see things turning incre somey cloudy overnight going see things turning incre somey clcand overnight going see thing

the aim of this app launched in somerset today is to save lives. information about what naloxone is, how to use it, and where to find it. and it's got a handy little app which shows locations and it's available suppliers across somerset, including pharmacies. naloxone comes is either an injection or a no spray hybrid. then this is a receptor in your brain. when an opioid like heroin is injected into the body, its molecules attach on top of the receptor. when naloxone is taken, it knocks the opioids off, which can reverse the effects of an overdose. it can work in just two or three minutes. to get it to someone in need quickly, more people need to start carrying it around with them just in case. so there's quite a big uptake on people actually taking naloxone, but lower on people actually carrying it. more than 400 avon and somerset police officers have been trained to use naloxone. you're live with bbc news. with ukraine making advances in its south—eastern region of zaporizhzhia, first lady 0lena zelenska will host the summit of first ladies and g

even in even in your own somerset . i was checking own somerset.ve had to make make cuts. it's been going on everywhere. >> appallingly >> council is appallingly run it spent £9 million or something on a ring of steel in bath and doesn't get on with the basic services. yes, i was a bit of a bit stupid to bring up somerset when didn't know more when you didn't know much more about but than i do. >> yeah, but toby, i mean, i just wonder whether our local government doesn't really work because it tries to do too much. >> it empire builds, it spends too much money. the bureaucracies have got bigger and bigger as we've console validated councils, we've taken them away from local communities and made them large organisations that just have bureaucracies that don't get on with a proper job. yes, and when with a properjob. yes, and when they're councils where there isn't often a change of control, the people in charge are the town hall. >> sir humphrey's, they're >> sir humphrey's, and they're notoriously bad at running their local authorities. they're the

remember the next time you hear crouch, bind, set, it all started here in summerside. —— somerset. reached an agreement with the football association over pay, bonuses and commercial opportunities. talks have been going on since the end of last year but were paused injuly so the team could concentrate on the world cup. speaking ahead of tomorrow's nations league match with scotland, the england captain revealed that the dispute had been settled. we've come to an agreement but i think it is bigger thanjust we've come to an agreement but i think it is bigger than just the bonus. for us it is about being world leaders on and off the pitch and as we know the women's game is evolving very quickly and conversations like this need to happen in order to make sure in all areas we are at the top of our game and the conversation was very positive and the players are very positive and the players are very positive moving forward that the structures are now in place. it looks really good and of course makes _ it looks really good and of course makes me — it looks really good and of course makes

people running a foodbank in somerset say they've been flooded with generosity since hundreds of poundstuesday. there's since been one arrest and now generous donations of money and food are pouring in from the community. jules hyam has been there this morning. well, this is just part of carload number four that's arrived here at the food bank in martock. there's all sorts of things in there. and if you think back to just tuesday it was when someone broke in to the window over there, you can see the damage that was done. they got inside the food bank and took several hundred pounds worth of goods. i mean, there are 50 to 80 different people that use this food bank every single week. there's even more at christmas, 100, 120. so it did have a really big impact. but come on, have a look at how it's changed. if you look inside here now, just look at the difference. absolutely full with different goods. and dave is one of the people that runs the center here. dave, how did you feel when you came in and you saw the window smashed, everything gone? it was such a devastating thing to have a com

so for the next time you hear crouch, bind, set at the world cup, it all started here in somerset.t comng up injust a moment. but first, arsenal captain martin 0degaard has signed a new five—year deal with the club. the 24—year—old has three goals in six appearances already this in seven appearances already this season and follows in the footsteps of bukayo saka, gabriel martinelli and william saliba in extending his stay at the emirates. 0degaard joined the club from real madrid permanently in august 2021 for about £30 million following an initial loan. great news for the club, great news for the team. really happy for him haswell, he fully deserves that. it just shows as well that there are many ways to make it, many pathways to arrive where you want and at the end it is about finding a place where you feel comfortable, where you feel valued and you can express your talent. you feel valued and you can express yourtalent. i you feel valued and you can express your talent. i think he has found that place. he is loved by everybody, respected by everybody and he fully deserves what h

globally so the next time you hear "crouch, bind, said" at the world cup, it all started here in somersety. academics talk taylor swift and a precise parachute landing. the first — abelman in los angeles has decided to speak publicly for the first time about an incident in 2008 involving russell brand that she says happened in an office building shared with the bbc. the woman who worked for another media company says that russell brand exposed himself to her and laughed about it on his radio 2 show. russell brand has not responded to this allegation but has previously denied any wrongdoing. next up — a denied any wrongdoing. next up - a bbc denied any wrongdoing. next up — a bbc investigation has found tiktok is driving online frenzies that encourage antisocial behaviour in the real world. ex—employees say that tiktok is not doing anything to stop the growth of the videos because they do not want to lose users.— want to lose users. they don't want to lose users. they don't want to lose users. they don't want to stand _ want to lose users. they don't want to stand in _ want to lose users.

it'll be sunny in god save the king. in somerset.side from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello again. as we go through tonight and into tomorrow, we are going to see those strong winds in the north easing, allowing for a little bit of a chilly night for some of us. meanwhile, some rain is going to push way little bit push its way a little bit further northwards. that rains being caused by this front. and you can see it starting to feed a little bit further northwards as the next day or as we go through the next day or so. meanwhile low so. meanwhile the deep low that's brought windy that's brought some windy weather scotland is pushing weather to scotland is pushing northwards still northwards as well. still bringing some strong winds to shetland. bringing some strong winds to shetla are bringing some strong winds to shetlaare easing result, winds are easing as a result, we're going see some low we're going to see some low temperatures perhaps across nor

it'll be sunny in god save the king. in somerset.rom >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello again. as we go through tonight and into tomorrow, we are going to see those strong winds in the north easing, allowing for a little bit of a chilly night for some of us. meanwhile, some rain is going to push way little bit push its way a little bit further northwards. that rains being caused by this front. and you can see it starting to feed a little bit further northwards as the next day or as we go through the next day or so. meanwhile low so. meanwhile the deep low that's brought windy that's brought some windy weather scotland is pushing weather to scotland is pushing northwards still northwards as well. still bringing some strong winds to shetland. bringing some strong winds to shetla are bringing some strong winds to shetlaare easing result, winds are easing as a result, we're going see some low we're going to see some low temperatures perhaps across north nor

i'rgoing to be over 80 degrees is going to be over 80 degrees in somerset tomorrow.>> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. another warm night to come overnight with with elevated temperatures for the time of year, more hot sunshine to come then into friday. not for everyone. there is a fair amount of medium and high level cloud around and there are some drifting there are some showers drifting north across scotland and northern ireland overnight. most of the rain not reaching the ground. these are relatively high based showers, but could see some flashes of lightning as that clears away. then most that clears away. then for most places dry with clear places it's dry with clear spells, some low cloud creeping into the east coast. but wherever you are, it's a warm night, a muggy feel. 18,19, 20 celsius in the south with mid to high teens in the north. and that sets us off for a warm start to friday. still, some of that lo

still to come, how a river in somerset is re—routed — to help deal with the impact of climate change.re expected to be the busiest club on the wsl�*s transfer deadline day, with a world cup winner already signed, as irene guerrero arrives from atletico madrid. the family of a colombian man who's believed to have taken his own life at a heathrow immigration removal centre earlier this year, has told bbc news he had begged for help and was willing to leave the uk. frank 0spina, who was 39, died within a month of being locked up — even though, according to his family, he had no existing mental health problems. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. 5,000 miles from london, a family is mourning. translation: he wanted to return | to colombia to continue his work. | he was a civil engineer, a professional. the sister and brother—in—law of frank 0spina are bewildered by his death in a british immigration detention centre. but they're sure he wasn't an asylum seeker. translation: he said - he could pay his ticket out, but they said he would have stayed there for months. they say

the missing _ opening at somerset house called the missing thread which is a celebration and almosthe influence of black— his influence and the influence of black designers from a few decades a-o black designers from a few decades ago and _ black designers from a few decades ago and the influence it has had on the young — ago and the influence it has had on the young creative businesses we have _ the young creative businesses we have in _ the young creative businesses we have in the — the young creative businesses we have in the uk today. you mentioned the outgoing. — have in the uk today. you mentioned the outgoing. one — have in the uk today. you mentioned the outgoing, one of _ have in the uk today. you mentioned the outgoing, one of the _ have in the uk today. you mentioned the outgoing, one of the big - have in the uk today. you mentioned the outgoing, one of the big names l the outgoing, one of the big names that vogue, and there was much made of his appointment and the diversity he brought to vogue. in terms of london fashion week how diverse has the event become? it london f

, if you're a builder based in somerset, you can't suddenly say, well, there's a ban in somerset, soi'll big i'll move to wales. big, big builders might have sites all over the country, but they don't. want to try and don't. i just want to try and stand back from this a little bit. i mean, donaghy and i agree there problem, but what there is a problem, but what what everyone is defaulting to and i'm trying not to default to is just shouting at each other saying, i'm right. you can't do this to the rivers. and other people are saying, i'm right. you've got to build homes and people need homes. but what you've got to do is stand back and recognise major and recognise there is a major if want to fix this, if you if you want to fix this, if you really it and you really want to fix it and you want put the to fix want to put the money in to fix it, it is going to take years to fix it. however you do it, this sort of infrastructure is not built overnight, you need built overnight, so you need a plan buy into. plan that people buy into. you might that as part might even accept that as part o

and even better, with the victory of richard in devon and sarah in somerset and superb local government we can now proudly say that the liberal democrats are back in the west country.— a second front against the conservatives where every liberal democrat vote is the powerful vote for change but now comes the big one. the general election. for the british people, the next general election cannot come quickly enough and people are desperate for change. while rishi sunak clings on, out of touch and out of ideas, ourjob and our responsibility is to show that british people, change is possible, and that we are ready and this week we have done just that. we have shown we have got the policies and the passion and the people, notjust to get the conservatives out but to deliver real change people want, the fair deal people deserve.— fair deal people deserve. applause our task is to _ fair deal people deserve. applause our task is to get _ fair deal people deserve. applause our task is to get more _ fair deal people deserve. applause our task is to get more brilliant - our task is to get more bri

a man has been arrested after he drove an army truck into a police roadblock near taunton in somerset and over the roadblock. no one was injured in the incident but the man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of police officers. the german car giant bmw has announced plans to invest hundreds of millions in its manufactory in oxford to build a new generation of electric cars. production is set to begin at the plant in cowley in 2026 safeguarding its future and another factory in swindon. good news for these cowley workers today. £600 million buys security for 3,a00 jobs here and another 600 in swindon. two new electric models of the iconic little car will roll off production lines here from 2026. german owners bmw said that mini�*s long history here would continue. for us, plant oxford is the home of mini and our target was for the future generation of fully electric minis to find a production opportunity here in our site. and this decision has been taken now, which makes us all proud and gives us confidence for the future. cars have been made here for decades and export

somerset�*s tom kohler—cadmore has been added to the squad ahead of saturday's second odi.nty's current championship match which is due to finish on friday. kohler—cadmore is a powerful wicketkeeper—batter and has become a regular on cricket's franchise circuit in recent years. golf fans will be spoiled over the next couple of weekends, the ryder cup next week in rome, before that the solheim cup in southern spain which starts tomorrow. england's georgia hall is making herfourth appearance, with europe looking to win for the third time in a row, something they've never done before. we've got a really great team, i think, and we all get on really well, and there's lots of similar personalities, and a lot of us have played in this before and i think for the rookies they're really enjoying it and it's just a great atmosphere within the team room, and obviously our captain, suzanne, in practice round is blaring music really loud and she's just having a ball as well so it's a great environment to be in and just having a lot of fun. i'm lu kwesa i'm lukwesa burak. as we've been h

the coastal town of minehead, in somerset was badly affected.gby world cup, fiji beat australia forjust the third time in their history. it was fiji's first—ever world cup win over the wallabies. time now to leave you with ten seconds of rescuing robots. delivery robots used by the co—op supermarket in cambridge found their path blocked by firefighters tackling a building blaze. but the crew helped them on their way! you're all caught up, bye for now! hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm betty glover. promoted burnley get their first premier league point of the season by drawing with nottingham forest. newcastle's two—decade long wait is nearly over — we look ahead to this week's return of the champions league. and how dan evans' davis cup performance can inspire britain to more tennis success. hello, and welcome to sportsday. we'll start with the premier league — and burnley have got their first point of the season, after drawing 1—1 with nottingham forest. vincent kompany�*s side opened the scoring through zeki amdouni's 20—yard strike in the

but somerset will glorious as somerset will be glorious as you'll the weather a moment. >> that warmoilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. storm agnes is continuing to provide some quite blustery, very strong winds . those winds really winds. those winds really peaking throughout this evening through irish sea. still through the irish sea. still potential for 65 to 75 mile an hour winds along some very exposed coastal areas and over hills. so do continue to take care it will be accompanied by some of rain some heavy pulses of rain pushing across northern england up scotland, generally up into scotland, generally elsewhere northern elsewhere across northern ireland, of ireland, wales, southern half of england, drier into england, it will turn drier into the second half of the night and the second half of the night and the winds slowly begin to the winds will slowly begin to ease but there's ease out. but there's enough breeze mix up breeze around

after the flash floods that tore through parts of devon and somerset, the clean up begins. and coming up on bbc news — spain dropped jenni hermoso from their first squad since winning the world cup, saying it's to protect her as a new era begins for the national side. of dover for military veterans of the second world war. and in london, the tuition fees protests 13 years ago. a student who was injured by a police baton talks to us after finally getting an apology from the met. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the metropolitan police have confirmed they have received a report of alleged sexual assault in 2003, following the media investigation into russell brand. they say they are in contact with the woman and providing her with support. it is three years earlier than the allegations by four women of rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse by brand which emerged at the weekend — all of which he denies. one of the women, who was 16 at the time, has told the bbc that brand said his management discussed how to keep the fact that she was so young out of the pub

somerset�*s tom kohler—cadmore has been added to the squad ahead of saturday's second odi at trent bridgeup after his county's current championship match which is due to finish on friday. kohler—cadmore is a powerful wicket keeper—batter and has become a regular on cricket's franchise circuit in recent years. in the last hour, ireland has named their team to face south africa in their team to face south africa in the pick of the pool games at the rugby world cup this weekend. there is one change that. the full team is on the bbc sport website but i will be back in the next hour. now it's back to lucy. who does the household chores in your house? well some new british research out today found that women are still doing more housework than men. our reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. for the past a0 years, the british social attitudes survey has been looking at our attitudes to household chores. it's things like who does the cleaning, who does the washing up, who makes the beds, who makes the evening meal? now, this year, a clear majority of people said that it should be e

but yesterday we saw a month's worth of rainfall in the space of six hours in parts of devon and somersetand you can see from our rainfall accumulation chart for the week, all of us will see yet further rain, bright colours in the cumbrian fells, the west highlands, where we could see over 100 millimetres of rain fall before we get to friday, all being driven by these areas of cloud working its way in, pushed towards us by a deep area of low pressure to the south of iceland. but that will help drive away the cloud and rain we've seen so far today. the second band, which has started the day in western areas, will clear away from the east coast after some rumbles of thunder east anglia and the southeast during the afternoon. it lingers on the far north east of scotland. a bit of a blustery wind to go across the uk today, but lots more sunshine compared with the morning, especially in the west where there will still be a few showers coming through in the breeze. those showers keep going into tonight, but to be replaced in ireland by some more persistent rain after midnight, and then later in

. >> this happened in somerset, england.ulled off a new world record for highest cheese pull by using a helicopter to dip a giant chip into a 14 foot tall pile of chips and cheese stretching the cheese 49ft without breaking. why just why doritos? >> when you do this, i mean, you're still going to need more, right? you can't ever just have one chip. i mean, if it's matter, how big is the company says the stunt took over a month of preparation with the help of among others, cheese scientists. that's a thing. how much money did they spend on this? >> finally, to a couple of bears caught red pod or at least sticky with glaze. >> this happened on a military base in alaska. these two bears were caught raiding a krispy kreme donut van that was stopped making a delivery. no bear claws, though, no bear claws. >> almost as funny today, journalist, anchor, and author, anderson cooper. plus, host of big brother, julie chen moonves. also, get ready to count the polyps as we continue "record breaker week." all next on "live!"

this is from yesterday in somerset. in what we can expect rainfall wise. to take us to friday. this is how the amount tot up, or parts of the country set to see more rain and these brighter colours of the west. particularly parts of western scotland, cumbria, we could see over 100 millimetres of rain before the working week is out. so be prepared. there will be some wet weather around at times. some windy weather to come, and some pretty wet weather this morning. cloud in the atlantic is gathering to come our way, being driven by this area of low pressure swelling in the north, but at the moment this band of cloud bring some rain and to the north—east midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire, torrential downpours to get you through the morning rush hour before clearing gradually. that's kept some of you through the night. western areas were bright enough to rain this morning that around lunch time we could see more thunderstorms for east anglia and the saudis before things turn sunnier here later. stays cloudy and damp in the