keeping a close eye on this area of rain to the south of england, it could clip the south—east coastrest of the week, we lose the easterly wind and we pick up these waterfront is coming from the atlantic so further rain spreading into scotland, northern ireland, the wind coming from the south—west and thatis wind coming from the south—west and that is a milder direction so you see the yellow and orange across the uk with temperatures rising through the week to above average. 15 or 16 degrees in some southern or eastern areas, there will be some sunshine at times, feeling pleasant. north and west it remains cloudy and breezy, maximum temperature is 11-15 . breezy, maximum temperature is 11—15. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines... the us military says an army logistics ship carrying parts for a temporary floating pier is heading to gaza, as part of plans to deliver humanitarian aid by sea. separately, a spanish charity says a vessel carrying 200 tonnes of food for gaza is ready to set sail from cyprus. prince william posts a picture of his wife kate and their children for mother

the asia pacific countries, countries of global south east coast presents cuz we also developed the domestic market, increasing local gas vacation volumes to the russian regions. on the other hand, you cannot ignore the fact that the european refusal attempts to stopping the loss channels of gas deliveries actually is playing against them. because some countries depend on those gas deliveries like central and southern europe. so i think a new solution will be found, but it will be the decision. no rush is gdc. f has 70 percent of the reserves of natural gas and only produces about 40 percent. so in going forward, what is the plan as of russia, as the gts? how are you going to boost global output? and is this a move to words? teen a green energy circle to see what it is and you're in by 4 door to the g. c. f percentage is very high globally in gas deliveries on the international market. ask for the future if we look forward. we understand that moving to green energy is a gradual process. well measured and replacing gas with the renewables won't happen soon. because what's important is not to

so by now it's made that land fall over the south east coast of the northern territory here. this one is going to whip around a lot of rain. those winds finally beginning to back off. so rain, really the big story here and we could see up to half a meter in an area that has already been blanketed in rain over the last little bit for the south of the country. also got some powerful thunder storms rolling across . here we're going to see those winds pick up the potential to see some hail and then look at this by wednesday. dramatic drop in temperatures here. much pressure feel hope are down to 17 degrees thunderstorm is also rolling across indo china. so that's going to knock out some of the heat there, except in southern thailand were put kat still, temperature is quite high for this. some of the gear you're up to 37 degrees on tuesday. and now the weather has moved away from china. it's replaced by sunshine, so temperature is now on their way up and to japan, we go snow storm warnings in play for that northern side to punch the winds. gonna come that just the right direction

a number of loud explosions being reported around the points of fear, dozier, this is on the south east coast of crimea, also coming from the vicinity of an oil desktop. and for a while, the traffic across the coach bridge, which connects the crime being put into that with mainland, russia was halted. that's been a target in the past. it's not known if the coach bridge was a targets again, on this occasion. but this comes off to an attack by russian drones, the night before, against targets in ukraine. most notably in apartment building in odessa, which has resulted in a number of fatalities and people injured the latest death toll from that is time people known to have been killed among them. several children, including 2 infants, with still on the people on, accounted for the dates that has led to an official period of moaning, being declared. and the death of its also illegible of them. is the lensky ukraine's, that president cooling on west and back? isn't that lies to provide more defense is using is not the address on saturday to say that a defense is much needed. missiles were being he

a fee of those are, this is down on the south, east coast of crimea or a number of loud explosions being reported in the early hours. some of them coming from the vicinity of an oil to him. and those were that were also reports the traffic on the nearby coach bridge that connects the crime in peninsula with the russian mainland that, that was suspended for a while for a while. that bridge has, of course, been the target of previous attacks is not known. if it was being targeted in this latest attack, but it does seem to be a direct response a to russian drone that attacks the previous night on ukraine. most notably, of course, on the, on the apartment block in the southern port city of a desa where they are continuing to look full victims in, in that apartment block under the rubble. we now having the death toll from but the block now stands at 10. they've just recovered another body, it's been reported for those with children. 2 of them just being infants, leading to a period of morning being declared in odessa. meanwhile, wrote presidents, the landscape schools grow ever more urgent fo

resignation. russia targets the trains power grid bringing down more infrastructure in the south east, west coast as it targeted military bases. first, such as presidents of egypt, $501.00 tossed his dollars in local elections seems a major test of this popular the we're beginning garzo for at least 2000 as the news have been killed and several have been injured and is ready. air strikes me on our locks a hospital in den obama shock his tents, housing, people displaced, as well as a journalist and the court judge of the medical facilities. there's real times that was targeting what it calls that come on the center of the arms, which is slumber jihad had the hospital's courtyard, his being directly targeted hospitals and medical teams and all health sick. the workers must be protected. the international community must provide such protection the patients, the wounded and displaced people are in the state of panic and hara, fearing that the is really plans. will it take the hospital again? i went to say hello to my friends the during notice in one of the tents and suddenly something fell to the gro

south and west. perhaps a bit more cloud around east anglia, the south—east, the lincolnshire coast, with that weatherlt, it will feel a little bit, let's say, less cold. it's a monday morning, another weather front moves in to south—western and western parts, moves across ireland, with rain, strengthening winds also, but it tends the kind of stall out in the west during the day meaning that central and eastern parts should have a bright, if not sunny day, for example around aberdeenshire. the outlook for the week ahead, a bit of a mixed bag. but the temperature is holding up around double figures across most parts of the uk. that is it goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines: after president biden's announcement on friday, us military cargo planes have begun dropping aid into gaza. more than 30,000 meals have been parachuted in by three military planes, in a drop carried out in conjunction with the jordanian air force. the un says many of those injured when crowds rushed to an aid convoy in gaza on thursday suffered gunshot wounds. hamas accused israel of firing at civilians — israel said most died

east coast. the highest amounts across portions of the south, southeast and even along the east coast, going to be upward of an inch to two inches we could see isolated amounts a little higher than that, and notice, yeah, it may be spring, but we're still dealing with the snow across the northern tier of the country. where you see brighter purple spots,cheyenne this afternoon. chicago into the 30s with full sunshine and minneapolis hovers above freezing and that's a look at your forecast back to you, frances >> thank you, angie. "early today" is back in a minute with whether we could see the fed slash interest rates today. >>> and from the gridiron to a game show. the surprising next play rumored for chiefs super star travis kelce. r chiefs super star travi kelce. [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. tide is

tornados shred the south while the east coast gets soaked. millions under flood watches. >>> plus spring break begins in miami with a buzz kill, a crack down. >> in miami beach with the spring break crack down under way. >>> and later, catching up with the atomic clock, proof that if you needed it, that every second counts. >> you just add a second to one day. you keep everything aligned. >> it's mind-boggling. >> it's pretty wild. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from washington with adriana diaz. >>> good evening. i'm mark straussman sitting in for adriana on a busy news saturday. as we come on the air dueling in georgia, a key battleground state. but first tonight more issues for united airlines. another midair diversion today, this one in chicago. the problem, an oil warning light. on friday night this united airbus made an emergency landing at lax because of a hydraulics issue. for the airline two disruptive incidents in the last 24 hours and six in the last week. and while no one was hurt, it's part of a pattern of problems

story earlier on, you can see whether cloud was across western scotland and through east anglia and along the south coastore of a breeze share and the cloud will prevent temperatures from falling too far. where we have got some clear skies we could see a touch of frost and some patchy fog. that's likely to be across east wales and the midlands. a little more cloud towards the south—west and a few scattered showers as we go through the day. the frost will lift and they will be some sunshine coming through. a better morning for northern ireland. cloud in scotland and north—east eglin. a few isolated showers in lincolnshire down to the south—east. temperatures in the sun around 11 or 12 degrees. not much change in the weather pattern as we go through friday. we still have this south—easterly flow dragging in cloud from time to time of the north sea and a bit more of a strengthening breeze here so sheltered western areas seeing the best of the sunshine and potentially the cloud may be thick enough to produce the isolated shower. we are still looking at temperatures widely into the double digits and maybe if

you can see where the cloud has been sitting across western scotland, through east anglia and down along the south coastand the breeze will prevent temperatures from falling too far. but where we have got some clearer skies once again, well, we could see a touch of frost and maybe some patchy fog. favoured areas for that likely to be across east wales, the midlands and down towards dorset. a little more cloud towards the southwest and here, maybe a few scattered showers as we go through the day. but the frost will lift, there'll be some sunshine coming through — a better morning for northern ireland. we keep some cloud into eastern scotland and northeast england. the cloud will break up, but we could see a few isolated showers through lincolnshire down into the southeast. temperatures in the sun, 11—12 degrees, where we keep the cloud, only around 7—9 celsius. not much change in the weather pattern as we go through friday. we still got this southeasterly flow continuing to drag in cloud from time to time off the north sea and a bit more of a strengthening breeze here. so, sheltered western areas seeing

east coast. in lincolnshire, east anglia, south—east england, we should see the cloud break.nd will freshen. they are circulating around that high pressure, meaning more of a breeze, which means potentially cooler and fresher on those exposed coasts. sheltered western areas, the best of the drier, sunnier moments. scattered showers around, but in the sunshine, with shelter, it should be a pleasant, temperatures peaking around 12 celsius. where you have exposure to the wind on the east coast, more cloud, fresher. there is the potential on sunday for more showers or longer spells of rain. live from london. this is bbc news. "an opportunity for an immediate ceasefire" for gaza — these are the words of us top diplomat antony blinken as talks take place in egypt. the war in gaza started after hamas attacked israel on october 7th. the un says there are "reasonable grounds" to believe sexual violence occurred during that attack. it's super tuesday in the us, where voters in more than a dozen states decide which candidates will represent their party in this year's presidential race.

you can see where the cloud has been sitting across western scotland, through east anglia and down along the south coaste a lot of cloud through the night. bit more of a breeze here and the cloud and the breeze will prevent temperatures from falling too far. but where we have got some clearer skies once again, well, we could see a touch of frost and maybe some patchy fog. favoured areas for that likely to be across east wales, the midlands and down towards dorset. a little more cloud towards the southwest and here, maybe a few scattered showers as we go through the day. but the frost will lift, there'll be some sunshine coming through — a better morning for northern ireland. we keep some cloud into eastern scotland and northeast england. the cloud will break up, but we could see a few isolated showers through lincolnshire down into the southeast. temperatures in the sun, 11—12 degrees, where we keep the cloud, only around 7—9 celsius. not much change in the weather pattern as we go through friday. we still got this southeasterly flow continuing to drag in cloud from time to time off the north sea and a

south and west. perhaps a bit more cloud around east anglia, the south—east, maybe the lincolnshire coast line with that little bit, let's say, less cold. into monday morning, another weather front moves into south—western and western parts of the uk, so it moves across ireland, some rain, strengthening winds, too. but it tends to stall out towards the west during the day so that does mean that many central and eastern areas, certainly eastern scotland, should have a bright, if not sunny, day. for example around aberdeenshire. how about the outlook for the week ahead? a bit of a mixed bag but the temperatures holding around double figures i think across most parts of the uk. that's it, bye. live from london. this is bbc news. after president biden's pledge on friday, us military planes have begun dropping aid into gaza. the un says many of the people injured in an aid convoy rush in gaza on thursday were wounded by gun shots. rishi sunak says islamist and far—right extremists are "two sides of the same coin" who loathe britain. and tonight is one of the biggest nights in british music — the brit awards

you can see where the cloud has been sitting across western scotland through east anglia and down along the south coastast coast will continue to feed in quite a lot of cloud through the night, but more of a breeze here. and the cloud and the breeze will prevent temperatures from falling too far. but where we have got some clearer skies once again, well, we could see a touch of frost and maybe some patchy fog favoured areas for that likely to be across east wales, the midlands and down towards dorset, a little more cloud towards the south west and here maybe a few scattered showers as we go through the day. but the frost will lift. there'll be some sunshine coming through a better morning for northern ireland. we keep some cloud into eastern scotland and northeast england. the cloud will break up, but we could see a few isolated showers through lincolnshire down into the southeast, temperatures in the sun, 11—12 degrees, where we keep the cloud, only around 7—9 celsius. not much change in the weather pattern as we go through friday. we still got this southeasterly flow continuing to drag in cloud from

start to see the cloud thicken from the south and west as some drizzly rain starts to arrive across parts of devon and cornwall and further east across the south coast. so there'll be early hours. so there'll be quite a lot more cloud around by the start of the day of on saturday. north, though, saturday. further north, though, it fairly dry and it will stay fairly dry and clear, across clear, particularly across the north—west, a risk north—west, so there is a risk of touch of frost to start the of a touch of frost to start the weekend. but that keen easterly breeze will continue for many northern areas throughout the weekend . as a result, it will weekend. as a result, it will stay cloudier across eastern areas scotland , north eastern areas of scotland, north eastern england across north england too, but across north western scotland and western areas of scotland and parts of northern ireland. it should stay fairly dry and bright. that drizzly rain, though, will come and go for more areas with a risk more southern areas with a risk of some heavier in any of some heavier showers in any brighter in south brighter breaks in the south later that's fo

you can see where the cloud has been sitting across western scotland, through east anglia and down along the south coastthe night. bit more of a breeze here and the cloud and the breeze will prevent temperatures from falling too far. but where we have got some clearer skies once again, well, we could see a touch of frost and maybe some patchy fog. favoured areas for that likely to be across east wales, the midlands and down towards dorset. a little more cloud towards the southwest and here, maybe a few scattered showers as we go through the day. but the frost will lift, there'll be some sunshine coming through — a better morning for northern ireland. we keep some cloud into eastern scotland and northeast england. the cloud will break up, but we could see a few isolated showers through lincolnshire down into the southeast. temperatures in the sun, 11—12 degrees, where we keep the cloud, only around 7—9 celsius. not much change in the weather pattern as we go through friday. we still got this southeasterly flow continuing to drag in cloud from time to time off the north sea and a bit more of a strengtheni

you can see where the cloud has been sitting across western scotland, through east anglia and down along the south coasteed in quite a lot of cloud through the night. bit more of a breeze here and the cloud and the breeze will prevent temperatures from falling too far. but where we have got some clearer skies once again, well, we could see a touch of frost and maybe some patchy fog. favoured areas for that likely to be across east wales, the midlands and down towards dorset. a little more cloud towards the south—west and here, maybe a few scattered showers as we go through the day. but the frost will lift, there'll be some sunshine coming through — a better morning for northern ireland. we keep some cloud into eastern scotland and north—east england. the cloud will break up, but we could see a few isolated showers through lincolnshire down into the southeast. temperatures in the sun, 11—12 degrees, where we keep the cloud, only around 7—9 celsius. not much change in the weather pattern as we go through friday. we still got this southeasterly flow continuing to drag in cloud from time to time off the nor

you can see where the cloud has been sitting across western scotland, through east anglia and down along the south coasthe cloud and the breeze will prevent temperatures from falling too far. but where we have got some clearer skies once again, well, we could see a touch of frost and maybe some patchy fog. favoured areas for that likely to be across east wales, the midlands and down towards dorset. a little more cloud towards the southwest and here, maybe a few scattered showers as we go through the day. but the frost will lift, there'll be some sunshine coming through — a better morning for northern ireland. we keep some cloud into eastern scotland and northeast england. the cloud will break up, but we could see a few isolated showers through lincolnshire down into the southeast, down into the southeast. temperatures in the sun, 11—12 degrees, where we keep the cloud, only around 7—9 celsius. not much change in the weather pattern as we go through friday. we still got this southeasterly flow continuing to drag in cloud from time to time off the north sea and a bit more of a strengthening breeze here. s

that could change everything for the country. guy honest sits on the north east coast of south america. it has roughly 800000 residents in 2019 it's poverty rate was nearly 50 percent according to the world bank. now the economy is growing by double digit figures, and that growth is already visible. every building that's going on is 4 stories or, and 5. every rule of this you might have seen before is being transformed into the, for the, in the oil boom is also brought new problems, locals, complaint of rising costs. and not everyone is profiting immediately. that has a stop guy on his neighbors from looking at their own offshore projects. brazil is preparing to develop oil blocks along it's northern coast. so is there a not, which is working with french driller to tile energies. and all of this at a time when new oil projects technically should be, think of the past in south america, many new projects and both offshore drilling. that's especially attractive to investors as the oil, as easy to access, keeping costs low, but much of south america as well is still on short. and overall p

perhaps a bit more cloud around east anglia, the south—east, may be the lincolnshire coast line withll feel a little bit, let's say, cold. into monday morning, underthe let's say, cold. into monday morning, under the weather front moves into south—western and western parts of the uk, so it moves across ireland, some rain, strengthening winds, too. but it tends to stall out towards the west during the day so that doesn't mean that many central and eastern areas, certainly eastern scotland, should have a dry and bright, if not sunny day. for example around aberdeenshire. how about the outlook for the week ahead? a bit of a mixed bag but the temperature is holding around double figures i think across most parts of the uk. that's it, bye. live from london. this is bbc news. us military cargo planes have begun dropping aid into gaza. the un says many of the people injured in an aid convoy rush in gaza on thursday were wounded by gun shots. rishi sunak says islamist and far—right extremists are "two sides of the same coin" who loathe britain. counting has begun in iran's parliamentary elec

this is the largest east coast port, the i the largest east coast port, the east coast has many more people than the west coast, the major north, north and southt under the harbour, —— north to south artery. major distributors like amazon have got their warehouses there. this is as close as we get to the suez canal. unlike the suez canal, the workaround is more convenient, and they can be used but there is no place on the east coast that can take this kind of cargo, and some of it could end “p of cargo, and some of it could end up going to los angeles and being taken across the country so this is a major deal. it really is a very big issue. it a major deal. it really is a very big issue-— a major deal. it really is a very bi issue. . , ., ., big issue. it adds time and cost of those deliveries, _ big issue. it adds time and cost of those deliveries, of _ big issue. it adds time and cost of those deliveries, of course. - big issue. it adds time and cost of those deliveries, of course. what| those deliveries, of course. what kind of cargo does it handle? 850,000 cars went through the port in 2023, the most of any us port. also sugar and coffee a

could start to see an east, south—easterly wind picking up further, though, so quite a breezy day to come. plenty of sunshine around away from the east coastand and wales. probably the best of the sunshine, western scotland into northern ireland, western wales — top temperatures again, 11, maybe 12 degrees. into friday, you see more isobars on the charts. it's going to be windier, a strong east, south—easterly wind. that'll take the edge off the temperatures, push in some cloud to northern and eastern areas, particularly the northern half of the country. england and wales could at this stage see quite a bit of sunshine, but there'll always be showers loitering close to the southwest. and a windy day to come for all — gusty winds, particularly windy across the south and the east further, though, so quite a breezy day to come. plenty of sunshine around away from the east coast and there will be some afternoon showers again, particularly england and wales. probably the best of the sunshine, western scotland into northern ireland, western wales into the weekend, low pressure loiters to the southwest of the country, trying to push its way north

so we've reached out to both kent police and the south east coast ambulance service for any informationhey have at this time. but we can't confirm that a migrant on board a small boat crossing the english channel today was stabbed and injured. and of course, our audience might be asking, why on earth would an incident like this unfold on a small boat? but what sometimes happens in the chaos on the other side of the channel on the other side of the channel on the other side of the channel on the french coast, is that you get some migrants who don't have the money to get on board these boats, who just try to force their way on the boats in the chaotic scenes, as the boats are launching, and sometimes the gangmasters, the people smugglers, deal with that in a violent way. so that might be what we saw unfold there. that will obviously come out in the fullness of time. >> okay, mark. and more grisly news today. the national audit office has released its report into the frankly staggering cost of asylum accommodation. home office expecting mark an eye—watering, an astonishing £1.2 billion on

south east coast ambulance saying if we do come through, please get out of our way.ottershaw. yeah >> ray addison so far so good. let's hope that way. let's hope it stays that way. thank very indeed . now thank you very much indeed. now this morning we are delighted to be joined by the ceo and founder of the youth vote uk, alex cairns, and entrepreneur and social commentator joanna jarjue is on our panel. very good to see you both this morning . and see you both this morning. and shall we start with a totally different story this morning ? different story this morning? this is louis walsh, and if you're watching this years series of celebrity big brother, you will you will know what louis walsh has been talking aboutis louis walsh has been talking about is the fact that he's been diagnosed or he's had a battle with a rare blood cancer and nobody knew anything about it. joanna. >> yeah, we all kind of >> yeah, i mean, we all kind of remember louis, don't we, from, x factor, and he's a very much loved character. louis always used to be the one that would kind of take a

south bay. the east bay and the coast, along with some fog forming that area of low pressure has moved on out ofere. it is now over southern california where it's taking its moisture. our temperatures at this hour, anywhere from the 40s to the 50s. here's a live view from our sutro tower camera. and overnight tonight we're looking at areas of fog, certainly cooler weather. so you'll need those jackets next two days. sunnier and milder. short sleeve can you can pretty much get away with it. and this weekend daylight saving time begins on sunday morning. oscar sunday we have a possibility of some showers. so 30s and 40s out the door early in the morning. but notice that fog that's around will clear out and you're in for plenty of sun for the afternoon hours. here are your morning temperatures. they'll bottom out about 34 at lakeport, 46 in san jose. you can see 50 degrees there in half moon bay tomorrow afternoon, wall to wall sunshine from coast to inland and most areas other than the coast and lakeport will be in the 60s tomorrow, so enjoy that. friday is even warmer. we're going to flirt with 7

it's a very important artery for commerce going north and south along the east coast hazmat material is only allowed on this bridge. it's not allowed in the tunnels that go underneath the baltimore harbor where most of the vehicular traffic the regular vehicular traffic goes into the tunnels. the hazmat material can go over this bridge. so that gives you an idea of what's been disrupted here. here's another illustration of what has been disrupted no major vessel traffic has been allowed in or out of this hole harbor since this accident happened? almost 12 hours ago, that green vessel right there. that's called the karman, that is a vessel that brings cars into that port terminal here in baltimore. it is stranded here. every other commercial cargo ship is trapped inside this harbor. no other major vessels can get in or out. that is a huge disruption of the economy here, you've got hotels, businesses restaurants, other businesses here that depend on these goods coming in and out of baltimore harbor that is disrupted for at least days were told. i also spoke for us not too long ago to a

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north sea, a chilly breeze, freezing rain possible from parts of the south—east, through east anglia, lincolnshire, along that north sea coastfrom their side, this is going to be more substantial rain, more prolonged spell of rain. the strike mandate not looking pretty across england or wales, best fit for fine weather is north of northern ireland, northern and western scotland. temperatures nine celsius in aberdeen, in the south, 14 celsius in aberdeen, in the south, 1a celsius. but it will not feel like it. the outlook for the week ahead, a series of low pressure is lining themselves up in the atlantic, heading our way. lining themselves up in the atlantic, heading ourway. 0ne weather front after the other. that spells rain. if you are checking their website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain signals, that the weather will be predominantly unsettled. rain at times possible almost anywhere in the uk. and british summer time begins tonight. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines... the un peacekeeping mission in lebanon says three of its observers and a translator have been injured by an explosion ne

country , it will affect parts of the caspian coastal provinces , especially the east coast of the caspian sea. and the south will be able to in this the regions should prepare conditions for floods and flooding , the mountainous roads in the northeast and east of the country will also be accompanied by snowfall, but we expect that the special drop in temperature that will show itself in the western half tonight will cover the eastern half of the country tomorrow. in addition to that, relatively strong wind will be the dominant phenomenon in the eastern half and especially the southeast of our country. the persian gulf will still have rough waters tomorrow. so tomorrow this rain system will leave the eastern borders of our country. good night. today is tuesday, march 22, the first of ramadan and march 12. morning call to prayer tehran at 4:56, sunrise at 6:119 , noon call to prayer. maghrib azan is at 12:00 pm. have a good time with us. dr. ataj, like your aunt's daughter, the one who martyred you, be the first to name them, shatre, your aunt's daughter, dr. thanikoule, you were martyred, vanda kan zamuhha,

you can see it right here in satellite and radar from north to south east to west the coast, to the mountains. it's all good to go. you're good to go to the sierra today. injure good to just stay here in the bay and enjoy that sunshine. really mild feel that the afternoon is going to bring us. futurecast does show the arrival of some morning showers tomorrow. it's going to be very brief and mostly for the north bay. and then sunday night, another round of showers pushes through c can to get the idea of what we have ahead of u.s. morning. sprinkles on saturday. heavier showers come sunday night. as for today, it's a cold start. dublin livermore, fairfax, sonoma, santa rosa, just among a few spots that are well down into the 30's this morning. definitely a cool wet out there. but this cold morning transitions right into a beautiful, sunny and mild afternoon with highs as warm as the mid to even upper 60's. i've got all the details on the timing of everything you've got to know all still to come for your roads right now. it is hopefully going to stay friday. light certainly is this morning. we'r

the early thirty's, we'll see some where to where they're starting to creep in along the east coast with new south wales without rain folding and sidney trophies attempt to down $25.00 degrees celsius the on friday. now, temperatures will be coming down across new zealand. something of a cool change coming in the days ahead. with the weather pouring into the very south, it'll eventually ripple its way north with some heavy falls to come from the north on an open at 22 degrees. celsius the on friday. and rain is still the story across much of southeast asia, especially down in the south. we go that ribbon of rain pouring into pots of indonesia, bringing a flock of risk to java as well as silhouette. see how to show us to come to northern parts of the philippines. on friday, the weather brought to you by visit castle a week to look at the world's top business stores. how much is the rebuilding going to cost? who pays from global markets and economies of small businesses have just started seeing and station come down and how it affects our daily lives? how big a problem is going on? food insecurity.

early morning cloud and rain drifting slowly south and east, gradually clearing the kent coast by theratures ranging between eight and 12 degrees. so into the start of the weekend, what's in prospect? well, as temperatures fall away during the early hours of saturday morning, we'll see the snow levels just lower a little. further sleet and snow showers likely in scotland and northern ireland. a cool start to our sun saturday morning with low single figures. so chilly first thing on saturday and once again, the winds will play a part. as low pressure continues to drift its way over into scandinavia we still got the isobars swinging round to a north westerly and this little weather front enhancing the showers. so to begin with, they'll be across scotland and northern ireland and yes, they'll be wintry with any elevation. but across england and wales we're looking at some rain, hail and even some rumbles of thunder in those sharp showers. the winds will be quite blustery right across the country. still gusts close to 50 mile an hour in scotland, but 35 to 40 elsewhere. that'll make it fe

this is the largest east coast port, the east coast has many more people than the west coast, the major north, north and southt goes right under the harbour. major distributors like amazon have got their warehouses there. this is as close as we get to the suez canal. unlike the suez canal, the workaround is more convenient, and they can be used but there is no place on the east coast that can take this kind of cargo, and some of it could end up going to los angeles, to long beach, and being taken across the country so this is a major deal. it really is a very big issue. it adds time and cost to those deliveries, of course. 850,000 cars went through the port in 2023, the most of any us port. also sugar and coffee and it exports coal, so this is an important part of us infrastructure. absolutely. a critical part. it exemplifies why modern logistics is great at optimising things in terms of cost but not in terms of risk. we don't have a back—up to all of this and that is a problem. withjust—in—time inventories i can see manufacturers in pennsylvania, southern new york, newjersey, down to virginia, not having som

biggest threat otherwise flooding concerns over the next couple days, specifically south florida and up the coast, along the east coast we'll see the potential h city we head to 77 degrees with full sunshine for our friends in tucson and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you >> okay, andgie, thank you >>> the avengers ensemble has assembled again. >>> but first, baseball is back. shohei otani makes his dodgers debut. ni makes his dodgers debut. [dog whimpers] [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, freshe

people who are known as the waswahili have been living along the east african coastal land extending from the north coast of kenya to the south. most part of tanzania. the swahili people are also the inhabitants of several nearby indian ocean islands including zanzibar, lamu and pate. most of the... wahili people are muslims, they became muslim through the influence of people coming from the north and also from across the indian ocean. islam has greatly influenced the language, art and culture of the swahili people. omar buana, a kenian museologist, says the history of east africa is well documented. the first recorded history like this periporus of erithran is is trade book showing about the east africa and well documented. east africa is home to swahili, an official language of africa. the interaction of muslims with east africans greatly impacted on the language and culture of this region. i think actually when you when you mention the word swahili, you should know the original of that word, it comes from of course the arabic word sahil, which means the coast. "now the coast, it is very simple concept, you think the coast

some showers brushing the south—east coast otherwise lots of cloud into monday morning and frost freee rest of the time of year. for the rest of the week, well, largely dry on tuesday but then we will have an area of low pressure moving in on wednesday and thursday bringing rain and the wind switches from an easterly to a south—westerly and that will bring mild air away from the mid—atlantic meaning the temperatures will rise as the week goes on. you get a bit of sunshine later in the week and will feel like spring so temperatures 15— 16 celsius in the driest of the weather over southern and eastern areas. further north and west it is unsettled throughout the week with rain never too far away. breezy at times but even here temperatures of 12- 15 times but even here temperatures of 12— 15 celsius so the temperature will climb to above average as the week goes on. we will take that. temperatures going up to 13 and i was looking up the messages in the bottle. it is sweet. they were doing a primary project at school and three girls wrote in the messages that they pretended they had been h

south. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tracking that system. she joins us now what does it mean for the east coast later this week? >> a couple days of unsettled weather. that's what it means we've still got this storm system bringing rain and thunderstorms across parts of the south this morning notice that snow across parts of the midwest. and this is what we'll deal with over the next couple days as the storm system works to the east today part of the east coast get in on the shower action. we'll see additional snow across places like minnesota, and a good amount of it at that. we'll continue to see the rain draped across parts of the east as we get into tomorrow and even thursday this is why we're concerned for some of that flooding across this region with one to three inches of rain expected from places like florida up into maine through the knicks couple days meanwhile, we've got a couple areas at risk for strong to severe storms. we've got it down to the gulf coast, too, where we could see strong wind gusts and hail as well additionally, those coasta for atlanta, rain on tap for mobile to mo

, chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the south—east through east anglia, lincolnshire, and really all along that north sea coastd the irish sea, south—western scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. sunday night into monday, a weather front moves in from the south, this will be more substantial rain, around spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday, not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland, away from the weather front. temperatures around 9 degrees in aberdeen but in the south, despite the cloud and rain, still getting up to 14, although i don't think it will feel like it. the outlook for the week ahead will see a series of low pressures lining themselves up in the atlantic, heading our way, one weather front after the other and that basically spells rain so whether you are checking the website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain symbols that the weather is going to be predominantly unsettled, rain at times certainly possible almost anywhere in the uk. bef

south carolina has the most untouched coastline along the east coast.g all around. that's really what makes it. [inaudible] 10 times. we're gonna see some dolphins. right behind us. he's coming to play. his eye came up above the water. he's checking you out. wow. so that's why folly's a great place to come. ashley roberts (voiceover): and after a crash course in the basics, i'm ready to some paddle boarding before squeezing in a bit of yoga. where am i going? forward paddle on your right side like you're doing. there you go. how's this feel? -all right. -go ahead. well, stand up. one. two. keep the knees bent. three. you're crushing it. just keep those legs bents, hips in a swivel. nice. this is why you come and paddle-board in charleston. this is my life right now. it's pretty freaking cool. ashley roberts (voiceover): now it's officially warmed up, i meet with a few local yogis. and together, we're going to see just how balanced we really are. instructor: we'll start on hand and knees. get acquainted with the board itself. look up towards the sky. exh

port of baltimore but the thing that your reporter noted about trucking up and down the east coast, north and southis is a critical artery for supply chain and tracking especially hazardous material trucking because they cannot go through the tunnels in baltimore. the bridge will need to be replaced, that is a long-term effort it took five and a half years to build the bridge and i was in the 1970s, things take a lot longer now. we need to come together as a nation and make this happen quickly. maria: what are the alternatives can the other ports nearby can they handle the backlog or the business as we are expecting logjams now in terms of the supply chain? even yesterday i was talking about the economic impact here and i think that's going impact so many things in terms of inflation as well as economic growth, discuss that for us, the president says he's planning to travel to baltimore as quickly as he can and pledging that the federal government will pay for everything. watch this. >> we will move heaven and earth to reopen the port and rebuild the bridge as soon humanly possible and we will work

could start to see an east, south—easterly wind picking up further, though, so quite a breezy day to come. plenty of sunshine around away from the east coastshine, western scotland into northern ireland, western wales — top temperatures again, 11, maybe 12 degrees. into friday, you see more isobars on the charts. it's going to be windier, a strong east, south—easterly wind. that'll take the edge off the temperatures, push in some cloud to northern and eastern areas, particularly the northern half of the country. england and wales could at this stage see quite a bit of sunshine, but there'll always be showers loitering close to the south—west. and a windy day to come for all — gusty winds, particularly windy across the south and the east thanks to that south—easterly wind. so, chillier along eastern coastal areas, up to around 11 or 12 further west. into the weekend, low pressure loiters to the south—west of the country, trying to push its way north with, so it will introduce further showers or even longer spells of rain for southern and western areas. we could start to see a few showers developing further north and east as well. it will re

front draping its way across east coast and it will be there for most of the day with the potential for some sharp showers with the odd rumble of thunder potentially for the southfront edge of northern ireland will slowly ease further north and so an improving picture as we go through the afternoon with many central and western areas keeping the sunshine and keeping that frontal system sitting out of the east, a grey, damp, drizzly affairfrom any with many of those showers potentially heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. underneath the cloud and the mark, we are seeing around eight celsius but in the sunshine 11 possibly 12 celsius not out of the question. as we go through the night, that front feeds more cloud into the eastern area south of the west clearer skies, touch of fog forming and certainly the potential for some frost as temperatures dipped to just below freezing but that is what we will have the best of the early morning sunshine once any patchy fog lifts away and we will keep the sunshine here for much of the day with a bit of cloud and the weather front trying to desperately push into the south—west and south west wales and once again cloudy along

east coast that will linger through much of the day. also the potential for shop showers, may be the odd rumble of thunder across the south—east later.and will slowly ease further north, so an improving picture as we go through the afternoon. many central and western areas keeping the sunshine. we keep that frontal system out to the east. a grey, damp, drizzly affairfor many, with many of the shower is still potentially heavy, with the odd rumble of thunder. underneath the cloud, around eight or nine celsius. furtherwest, the cloud, around eight or nine celsius. further west, with the sunshine, ii or 12 celsius. overnight, the weather front will continue to feed more cloud into eastern areas. further west, clearer skies, a touch of fog forming, and the potential for skies, a touch of fog forming, and the potentialfor some skies, a touch of fog forming, and the potential for some frost as temperatures dip just below freezing. that's where we will have the best of the early morning sunshine once any patchy fog lifts away. we may well keep the sunshine for much of the day. a weather front desperately trying to push into the south—west a