dorian poses an immediate threat to the bahamas, as well as millions - of people along america's south—east coastst, hurricane dorian hit the bahamas. it was one of the worst storms ever recorded in the region. and did you know that it was coming? it started out as a category 2, anticipated to be a category 3 on wednesday. so two and three, you're just like, "i'm going to put everything in the house"? well, that was common. it's not great, but it wasn't anything that you weren't prepared for. by friday morning at 10:00, she'd changed to a category 5. dorian landed on a full—moon tide, so the sea levels were already higher than normal. so that is why, combined with the tornadic activity, we had so much devastation. it was a monster. and just being in that and having your ears... it sounds like you're standing next to a train. it's just constant, that roar. you're just hearing porches ripping off, roofs coming off, trees snapping. i didn't even hear my roof come off! as the storm departed two days later, over 75% of the island's homes were destroyed. hurricanes aren't uncommon in this part of the w

logistic of challenge sandwich. audrey, i'll just say to me, last night a large lump slide on the south east coast of alaska has met one person dead, and 3 others injured. a mandatory evacuation was ordered for residents in the town of could you come off of the slide hit on sunday afternoon. it damaged several homes and took down power lines. alaska is governor mcdonald levy. it has declared an emergency in the city. people say another slide could hit in the same area in the coming days spent as well as opposition lee, that has been someone to quote for a 2nd time or the last months disputed presidential election results had been to gonzalez, ignore the 1st request for him to appear over the weekend. the court wants to question him about an opposition website which published detail results of july's votes. and as well as the top court declared president nicholas madrid with the victor autonomy is posted by the opposition to show gonzalez, winning virus sounding mountain senior order. nicola, my load them missed a nicholas madura, it's time for you to understand once and for all that the solution i

eva, a large landslide on the south, east coast of alaska has left one person dead and 3, all those injured mandatory evacuation was ordered for residence in the town of capture con. after a slide, after the slide hit on sunday afternoon, it damage several homes and took down power lines last cuz governor, unlike bill levy has become an emergency and the says the locals here and now this slide could hit in the same area in the days ahead mostly in range. me want us not tracing parts of west and india forcing thousands of people to evacuate. heavy flooding is hit, the streets and homes across good. you're out. state and power has been caught to hundreds of villages. officials saying 80100 people have been killed in rain related incidents in the states since the start of the monsoon. in july the french present emanuel mac corners holding talks to form a new government following july's election. the snap pole has left french politics and deadlock with no policy ables before mccann majority in the parliament. the last of a new popular front coalition got the most seats, while not cons, centrist

transmitted to other animals like pigs and forces. occasionally, humans, a large land slide on the south east coast. if alaska has left one person dead and 3 others injured and mandatory evacuation was ordered for residents and the ton of catch account after the slide hit on sunday afternoon, it damaged several homes and took down power lines. alaska is governor. my son, levine, has declared an emergency in the city. people fear another slide to hit in the same area in the days ahead. an ice cave has collapsed in iceland while being explored by tourists. police say one person was killed and another injured 23 others who were on the tour were safely rescued. but as well as opposition leader husband summon to cord for a 2nd time over last month's disputed presidential election results. edmondo gonzalez ignored the 1st request for him to appear over the weekend. the court wants to question him about an officer sion websites which published detailed results of july's votes. and as well as the top court, declared president nicholas madura, the winner vitality is posted by the opposition. so gonzalez, wi

meantime, i just made landfall for a second time on the east coast in south carolina when creating high surf off the coast threatening to flood several towns there. people in north carolina, they woke up to heavy rain, wind and even tornadoes. according to the national weather service. at least 11 people have been recorded. and this morning, 3 twisters leveled homes and damaged a school in north carolina. all right. let's i'm going check with our meteorologist kathy to look and all this. hey, kathy. yeah, we're certainly lucky here on the west coast compared to what's been going on in the east coast. deputies to spend a disaster. >> and it will continue to bring an awful lot of rain to some really important, very busy areas of the east coast. so for us. >> it's pretty tranquil. he yes, we've got cooler temperatures. beautiful conditions, lots of blue skies and then the great is starting to head our direction. so it should be lovely temperatures right now. cooler than yesterday. still in the 80's in the warmest inland spot. and of course, in the 60's while along the coast, 80 degrees rig

breaking overnight, tropical storm debby made its second landfall near bulls bay, south carolina, on its way up the east coast. the storm has drenched coastal communities in georgia and south carolina with record rain, powerful winds, and flash floods. >> ooh! >> floodwaters washed away roads in and around charleston as authorities warned drivers to use caution. forecasters say debby could dump an additional nine inches of rain in south carolina to bring rainfall totals in some areas to more than two feet. roofs were ripped off homes as tornadoes tore through edisto island south of charleston. heavy rain could cause intense flooding across portions of the carolinas today. debby is expected to pick up speed as it moves north where more flooding is expected in the mid-atlantic states and the northeast. >>> up to ten inches of rain could fall in north carolina and virginia, while maryland threw upstate new york and vermont even could get up to six inches of rain into saturday. >>> boeing officials face a second day of grilling over the breakdowns that led to a door panel blowing off in mid flight on a company pa

a weak weather front is seeking south so we had some drizzly rain across parts of east yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and channel coastsugh, scattering of showers up north and is possibly thundery. a fresh feel of 16 to 18 degrees, 20 to 2a celsius in yorkshire. quiet but overcast overnight, this area of low pressure pushing in for tomorrow. we start off with double digits, a great start and we will be chasing cloud mounts around on sunday. that will mean they won't be quite as warm again. the wind strengthened. rain into northern ireland in north—west scotland, gradually pushing its way eastwards. highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 23 in the south—east if we get sun coming through. the area of low pressure moves its way in from the east and the rain could turn quite heavy. a couple of inches not out of the question, maybe more to higher ground in scotland and northern ireland and at the same time, a stronger south—westerly wind tapping is into some more humid air so where we have sunshine coming through in east and south—east england, highs of 27 degrees. the weather front will sink southwards and east so hopefully some

week weather front is slowly sinking south and east so we have had drizzly rain across parts of east yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia and along channel coastde through sussex and kent. right behind with some sunshine. a scattering of showers into ireland and scotland. some are heavy and possibly thundery. 16—18 across england and wales. we are looking at 20-24. a england and wales. we are looking at 20—24. a ridge of high pressure keeps things largely quiet but overcast overnight and this area of low pressure gradually pushing it for tomorrow so we start off with double digits first thing. a great start and we will be chasing cloud amounts around on sunday so that will mean it won't be quite as warm once again. the when strengthening. the rain arrives into ireland and scotland through the day, gradually pushing eastwards. highs of 15—18. we might see 23 if we get some sun coming through. that area of low pressure moves its way in from the east and the rain could turn quite heavy. a couple of inches not out of the question. more on the higher ground. add to the same time we have a stronger south—westerly wind tapping into some warmer, more

coasts. south—east, a quieter night to come but a mild one.akening as it does so. some heavier bursts of rain to begin thursday because northern and western england, but as it pushes towards the south—west it does we can and break up. sunshine, blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. then it will stay quite windy particularly towards the south—east. temperature is below par for the time of year. and to the west, this new area of low pressure pushing on across northern ireland, england and wales. southern scotland, some of the strongest of the winds will be across wales and southern england as we head towards the early part of friday. mild in the early part of friday. mild in the south. quite cool across central and northern scotland. friday looks quite wild, gale force winds crossing england and wales. gusts up to 50 mph. the heavy rain does clear and it rains up through friday. lots of heavy showers pushing into western scotland and northern ireland. but it will be a blustery day wherever you are. went slowly easing down later on.

windy day across these northern and western areas could be gales around some coasts in western scotland further south and east breezy but largely dry. 22 degrees in london, 16 for aberdeen and for glasgow. and then as we move through wednesday night into thursday, we continue to see this frontal system moving through, this one containing the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of moisture and energy, bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain southwards and eastwards with some really strong winds. we're looking at wind gusts of 40, 50mph or more in a few exposed spots. these kinds of winds, pretty unusual for this time of year. temperatures north to south 14 to 22 degrees. we end the week on friday with the potential for more windy weather. certainly the potential for more wet weather, and it does look like staying rather unsettled as we head into the weekend. bye for now. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. india, the world's most populous democracy, proclaims the strength of its constitution and the independence of its judicial institutions. together,

coast. but further south and east, it will be a quieter night to come — but a mild one with temperatures aroundof isobars on the charts. this front will be crossing england and wales as we go through the day, but weakening as it does so. so some heavier bursts of rain to begin thursday across northern western england and wales. but as it pushes towards the southeast, it does fragment and weaken to a band of cloud with showers. but a bright day to come for many, thursday afternoon, sunshine, blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. and it will stay quite windy for all, particularly towards the south—east. temperatures a bit below par for the time of year. high teens, low 20s at best. and then we look to the west. this new area of low pressure pushing in across northern ireland, england and wales, southern scotland. some of the strongest of the winds will be across wales, the midlands and southern england as we head in towards the early part of friday. mild in the south, but quite cool across central and northern scotland. friday looks quite wild. gale—force winds crossing england and

persistent rain for northern ireland and it will turn windy with gales around irish sea coast spot went again into the south—east stay dry and sunny all day. temperatures responding, up to 25 degrees, the high teens further north and west. picking up a bit more humidity from the south. 0n picking up a bit more humidity from the south. on monday night, that area of low pressure and the weather fronts crosses the country, stays quite breezy into tuesday with a low pressure sitting to the north of scotland, bringing a day of sunshine and showers, some heavy and thundery, particularly in the north and west, some merging together to produce longer spells of rain in western scotland. temperatures down a touch, 22—23, the high, mid to high teens further north. looking out to the atlantic, the next area of low pressure contains the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto and that could bring quite a lot of rainfall to the north—west of the uk around the middle part of the week, certainly so in western scotland. furthersouth week, certainly so in western scotland. further south and east, it will tend to stay dry with sunn

not far away in weymouth and dorsett, further along east of. and dorsett, further along east of the south coastforces from neighbouring counties to come together to support each other, i'm guessing that could be the case where cornwall and devon police need some help from outside. they have not said that yet and to be honest, the police presence here is not huge. there is a big police presence, probably half a dozen large fans and i would guess a0 or 50 police officers keeping the order here. there is no suggestion at this stage certainly from when i spoke to police earlier but they brought in any reinforcements from anywhere else. they seem to have it under control and the hope is it does not display any further. talking to someone earlier, they were worried about if word got around and people started coming out of pubs, if it may escalate, but it seems to be calming down now, if anything, it seems it has reached its peak. a couple of fireworks throne, a few cans of beer or drink, but no real violence. i did see what to appeared to have been a few arrests, but that was before the main protests

coast. but further south and east, it will be a quieter night to come — but a mild one with temperatures around will be crossing england and wales as we go through the day, but weakening as it does so. so some heavier bursts of rain to begin thursday across northern western england and wales. but as it pushes towards the southeast, it does fragment and weaken to a band of cloud with showers. but a bright day to come for many — thursday afternoon — sunshine, blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. and it will stay quite windy forall, particularly western england and wales. but as it pushes towards the south—east, it does fragment and weaken to a band of cloud with showers. but a bright day to come for many — thursday afternoon — sunshine, blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. and it will stay quite windy forall, particularly towards the south—east. temperatures a bit below par for the time of year. high teens, low 20s at best. and then we look to the west. this new area of low pressure pushing in across northern ireland, england and wales, southern scotland. some of the

windy day across these northern and western areas, could be gales around some coasts in western scotland further south and eastd for glasgow. and then as we move through wednesday night into thursday, we continue to see this frontal system moving through, this one containing the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of moisture and energy, bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain southwards and eastwards with some really strong winds. we're looking at wind gusts of 40, 50mph or more in a few exposed spots. these kinds of winds, pretty unusual for this time of year. temperatures north to south 1a to 22 degrees. we end the week on friday with the potential for more windy weather. certainly the potential for more wet weather, and it does look like staying rather unsettled as we head into the weekend. bye for now. we are live in chicago, where night one of the democratic national convention is underway. i'm sumi somaskanda. thousands of delegates are gathering here for a historic 4—day event that will see kamala harris officially accept the party's nomination for

triple digit heat indexes for the south and east coast, while the heat fuels dangerous storms.ger is tracking it all. good morning, ginger. what a busy summer. >> ginger: it certainly has. we've got another day where we saw several daily record highs. but there were also a few record lows in washington state. so the change is coming, and you saw it in montana, with snow and temperatures obviously below freezing. so that mixture of hot and cold is where we get the severe storms. we're going to have a lot more where that came from. this morning, another round of severe storms moving east after pummelling the northern plains. in michigan, new video of damage from the first round of storms. this home sliced by downed trees. a drone capturing two trunks shredding the house. the storms breaking up the extreme heat. more than 17 million americans still under heat alert. >> stay cool, everybody. >> ginger: the heat index in philadelphia was 100 degrees. food truck workers like manuela doing what they can to beat the >> we have two fans we're ready. we put some waters in the cooler. >>

south and east. some drizzly rain across parts of east yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and along channel coast andercast across the channel and on the breezy side to sussex and kent as well. brightening up behind with some sunshine coming through, a scattering of showers into northern ireland in north—west scotland. some of these heavy, possibly thundery. but a fresher feel here. 16—18 and generally we are looking at 20—24, about what should be for this time of year. a ridge of high pressure keeps things largely quiet but overcast overnight and this area of low pressure pushing and for tomorrow. we start off with double digits first thing. a great start and we will be chasing cloud amounts around i suspect on sunday so it won't be quite as warm once again. the when strengthening, the wind arrives as we go through the day, gradually pushing its way steadily eastwards. again, highs of 15—18. we might see 23 in the south—east if we get some sun coming through. that area of low pressure moves its way in from the east and the rain could turn quite heavy. a couple of inches not out of the question. may

south carolina east of i-95. this isle of palms. we have more rain in the f forecast. the center of debby is south and southeast of charleston off coastand will have a second landfall tonight and thursday morning. not expected to intensify and it moves inland is weakens. flood watch up through friday morning for carolinas. heavy rain is in negoorth carol. charleston has had nine and a half inches of rain. jet stream will dip down and pick up this thing tomorrow and tomorrow night and shoot northeast friday and saturday with heavy rain in mountains of virginia and west virginia, watch out for flash flooding into western pennsylvania and new york. i-95 corridor will get moist are. saturday morning debby will be out of the picture. risk of more heavy rainfall. river flooding continues in and around charleston, many rivers over banks and that is affecting homes in the area. >> carley: live with the story of the storm today. thank you. fox business alert. markets are on the rebound with all three indexes seeing gains. some say relief might be short lived. cheryl casone from fox business is here with more. hi, cheryl. >> cheryl: good mornin

heavy rain tracking east which was the windy conditions setting the scene of smoke and wildfires in north america. further west, windy for irish sea coasts, some sunny spells in the south the weather fronts away. wetter areas of scotland down through north west england, parts of northern ireland, we see the brightest of the colours, there could be in excess of 100 millimetres of rainfall over the next five days. this is tuesday, starting with cloud, a legacy of rain across the far south of england, east anglia, muggy started the day, a day of sunshine and showers, more sunshine towards the south and east, heaviest of the shower further north and west, merged together at times, blustery year, temperatures lower, high teens or low 20s, afresh fresh few things, a cooler night to follow two into wednesday morning. the skies were largely clear, the wind will ease down for a time only to pick up again in the far north and west and some of our temperatures will slip back to the high single figures. into wednesday there is another front approaching bringing heavy rain across parts of western scotland in particular down through south—west scotland, the lake district and across

wt.com neil: all right, the debby downpour continues what began off the coast of florida and up through south and north carolina up the east into the atlantic but not before stopping off in canada, so katie burn following it closely in a fooded westfield, pennsylvania. katie? reporter: hi, neil. we no one person is still missing from here, in tyoga county after water from this river rose about 10 feet in less than six hours, giving people little time to escape. that water just took over this town, and it actually lifted homes and sheds off their foundations and lodged them into other people's backyards like this one. this area was hit with one of four debby-triggered flash flood emergencies in the northeast that happened yesterday and people who live in this town tell me they climbed to their roofs while waiting to be rescued. it took hours for the water to recede so some people are just making it back to their homes this morning. many are pumping out feet of water from their basements and shoveling out mud and silt. kendra holler is on edge after what she saw. >> things i've never seen in my life. it was heartbreaking wat

east coast. as a cold front tapping into profile moisture. also looking at rough beach conditions along the east coast this week. and also looking at really steamy conditions in the south. we're looking at dangerous heat, temperatures into the triple-digits. let's start with radar this morning because we're looking at heavy rain falling in parts of the northeast, especially in parts of connecticut, rhode island into new york, long island. we're looking at the eastern part, looking at heavy rain. we had flooding conditions. we're going see that with this slow moving system. this is why. this is a cold front that is going to continue to move slowly off to the east. today, tomorrow tap booing the tropical moisture, bringing the chance for really heavy rainfall, and the chance for flash flooding throughout new england and into the northeast also in parts of the midatlantic. that's one story. the second is the steamy south 30 million people impacted by heat alerts. we have heat advisories, warnings. dallas, you're included there. temperatures into the triple-digits once again, feeling like 109n ne iw s steam the south. pumping temperatures into the triple-digits. all right.

north bay, south central bay, but elsewhere, elsewhere, from the coast to the east bay and south bay,ght of the atmosphere pressing down on our deck of low clouds. you can see that in the distance from sfo, just a little of it left, but at the coast there is fog and drizzle, hazy sunshine returns with mild to warm conditions. could even be a few degrees warmer today inland and then a trough sets up along the west coast, bringing breezy winds for your sunday. below average conditions for the first couple of days of next week 85 in san jose today, jazz festival there nice and sunny and staying clear through the evening hours 90 for morgan hill. so certainly warm there with 76 in menlo park, san mateo 75 back into the low 80s for you for redwood city and along the coast. we're going to get some sunshine, but it will be breezy at times. upper 60s downtown, so near average for you up in the north bay. a lot of warmth there from santa rosa, 9497 up through cloverdale, upper 80s, novato and mid 80s for you in vallejo. but it's pleasant here along the bay shore with 78 in newark, 82 castro va

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, some weather worries today for travelers, more rain is on the way this weekend from the east coast to the southady today, flightaware is reporting more than 100 cancellations in the u.s. and even more delays. joining me now from chicago's o'hare international airport, we have nbc's adrian brought up. any issues there with delays and cancellations? what is it looking like? >> no major issues here, but in the last two hours, charlotte denver and houston airports have seen the greatest number of delays and cancellations, according to flightaware. we just checked minutes ago, nationwide, there are more than 1600 delays and about 181 cancellations. that number has ebbed and flowed throughout the day, leaving some travelers frustrated. >> reporter: if the final escape of the summer. >> it feels very busy. >> reporter: millions of americans flying into a busy travel we can. >> i am from washington, d.c., so there airport, i thought that was bad. this takes it to a whole new level. >> reporter: aaa says bookings for domestic travel are up by 9% compared to last year. that includes flights, rental cars

but the coast, the east bay in the south bay, you're all looking good. the temperatures also going to start to come down a little bit. we'll talk more about that. the rescue forecast coming up in a few minutes. all right, lawrence, thanks. a lot businesses in the south bay. they just can't seem to catch a break. we told you. >> last week about this attempted break-in at a san jose restaurant. well, apparently they got hit again overnight. and this time someone actually got inside and stole from this business as crump was jack moment reports san jose police are right now rethinking how they're going to enforce this area. >> a suspected burglar squeezing through an opening just over a foot tall early tuesday morning and having his way with the entire merchandise. a funny farm restaurant in san jose. >> this is a bad dream. this is really bad dream. monica levi, co-owner of funny farm says this is the 6 break in now at her restaurant since 2021. >> there was an attempted break-in just a few days ago. a nearby cafe was also burglarized kron 4. it was there a

windy day across these northern and western areas, could be gales around some coasts in western scotland further south and east move through wednesday night into thursday, we continue to see this frontal system moving through, this one containing the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of moisture and energy, bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain southwards and eastwards with some really strong winds. we're looking at wind gusts of 40, 50mph or more in a few exposed spots. these kinds of winds, pretty unusual for this time of year. temperatures north to south 1a to 22 degrees. we end the week on friday with the potential for more windy weather. certainly the potential for more wet weather, and it does look like staying rather unsettled as we head into the weekend. bye for now. us markets are in an upswing as the democratic national convention begins, with the economy in focus. and we speak to the boss of a japanese giant which is now facing a massive overseas buyout. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. let's begin in the united states. th

low 30s probably further south and east coast across eastern areas. the west though some fresh air feeling condition developing and spells of rain as well but it is still warm in the south on tuesday. a lot cooler by the north and west. spells of rain and sunshine at times. let's take a look at today's papers. the telegraph leads with the king's call for unity in the wake of violent disorder and unrest across parts of the uk. the paper reports that charles hopes that mutual respect and understanding will bring people together again following the riots. the mirror focuses on the huw edwards story, reporting that bbc bosses have urged the former presenter to hand back £200,000 of his salary, which was paid to him since his arrest for possessing images of child abuse. the daily mirror features an exclusive with strictly star, graziano di prima, who is at the centre of the programme's row over allegations of bullying and abusive behaviour. the professional dancer has told the paper he is not a monster. and the times features a prominent image of katarina

east. no longer do they have the monroe doctrine and our enemies on our shores in cuba, central america, south america. their fleets are on our west coast coast. their jets are flying. let me ask you something is this the time for great country like this when the clouds of war are building and building and building and the enemy is heading stronger and stronger for the enormous resources in the military? this is the time to have kamala harris as commander-in-chief with absolutely zero knowledge or experience when it comes to defense and national security and geopolitics? there's a time as if i sprint a man but the time came to actually deploy he turned in a brand. this is the time for this duo to be leading this nation when it comes to national security and foreign-policy? >> absolutely not. mark thanks for having me on today. that's a great question. this is a team you're seeing right now with harris and walz unqualified team not prepared to govern a team that's not prepared for any type of action overseas by the way look at right now mark if you look at the last four years i think right now the world should go back to what it looked l

where a week where the front is slowly sinking south and east, drizzly rain across parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and along the channel coast8 heavy and possibly thundery. but a fresherfeel here, 16—18 across england and wales, generally looking at 20-24 c, england and wales, generally looking at 20—24 c, temperatures where they should be at this time of year. a ridge of high pressure sees things quiet, and this area of low pressure gradually pushing in tomorrow. we start off with double digits, and we will be chasing cloud around i suspect on sunday, and that will mean it will be worn once again. the rain arrives into northern ireland in north—west scotland as we go through the day, gradually putting its west eastwards. again, highs of 15-18, its west eastwards. again, highs of 15—18, and we might see some sun in the south—east. the rain could turn quite heavy, a couple of inches not out of the question, may be more to higher ground across western scotland and northern ireland, and at the same time, we have a stronger south—westerly wind tapping into some warmer, more humid air, so where we have the sunshine coming through

coast. so overnight low temperatures mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s, so relatively mild in many locations overnight, especially down in the south bay and over in the inland easty. highs tomorrow. low 60s at the coast. we'll see mid to upper 70s around the bay shoreline and low to mid 90s inland. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. not much change on monday perhaps even a couple of degrees cooler. but on tuesday and wednesday the heat is on or it will be on in our inland areas up to about 100 degrees in the hottest inland spots on both tuesday and wednesday. but on thursday, a cooling trend begins and that will continue all the way into next weekend. >> seven men entered football heaven pro football hall of fame in canton, ohio, today. excuse me, of those making up the 2024 class, one of the greatest 40 niners ever play the linebacker position number 52, patrick willis. there he is donning his brand new gold jacket. the former first rounder out of ole miss played all eight seasons in san francisco. seven time pro bowl selection, earning all pro selections in each of his first six seasons. he started in each of the 112 games he played, 1225 tackles a

coast. but further south and east, it will be a quieter night to come — but a mild one with temperatures aroundern western england and wales. but as it pushes towards the southeast, it does fragment and weaken to a band of cloud with showers. but a bright day to come for many — thursday afternoon — sunshine, blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. and it will stay quite windy forall, particularly towards the south—east. temperatures a bit below par for the time of year. high teens, low 20s at best. and then we look to the west. this new area of low pressure pushing in across northern ireland, england and wales, southern scotland. some of the strongest of the winds will be across wales, the midlands and southern england as we head in towards the early part of friday. mild in the south, but quite cool across central and northern scotland. friday looks quite wild. gale—force winds crossing england and wales. gusts up to 50 miles an hour, maybe even more for a time. the heavy rain does clear, and it brightens up through friday. but lots of heavy showers pushing into western scotland and

windy day across these northern and western areas could be gales around some coasts in western scotland further south and eastinue to see this frontal system moving through, this one containing the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of moisture and energy, bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain southwards and eastwards with some really strong winds. we're looking at wind gusts of 40, 50mph or more in a few exposed spots. these kinds of winds, pretty unusual for this time of year. temperatures north to south 14 to 22 degrees. we end the week on friday with the potential for more windy weather. certainly the potential for more wet weather, and it does look like staying rather unsettled as we head bye for now. 2020 and now we must save it again in 2024. british tech entrepreneur mike lynch and his daughter hannah are among six people missing after a yachting tragedy in sicily. we'll hear about the significance of mr lynch in the business world. as kamala harris and joe biden address the democratic national convention — we hear the latest economic pledges f

the east coast or east coast stays all looking with no home and weather and ship. it was the heaviest rains like you to be hanging on in south carolina and also in florida. in fact, if you go science from florida to cuba, hated in jamaica, this whole area could see some pretty tremendous temples in the next day or so. it was a hand to the circulation, but no more than that. it does look very way to have to say in central america, including most of southern mexico and that whether it's still to be had in columbia, an equitable where pretty big dime pools are a daily event. but you see is a cutoff. almost all of our minnesota year has been drawing a bit of sherry right in the east coast, i presume. and stuff these further down towards the southeast. but the biggest storm which is fading away by the end of south today has been coming in for the pacific. so right. and so they're all the way more or less just for the sound to ya . good time towards patagonia has been the thing in the, in the in range and think up 2 meters snow with a phone of the, discussing the defining issues of our time. the reason that we're able to see so mu

coasts as well. i think the sunnier skies will be the further east, south—east and further south you are. day. and the temperatures bang—on average for the time of the year — 18 in glasgow, about 20 in liverpool and birmingham, and in london, maybe a couple of degrees higher than that. so that was wednesday. here's a look at thursday. a little bit of uncertainty in where this rain is going to be. but the broad message is southern parts of the uk could end up being quite cloudy on thursday, with some outbreaks of rain. still, temperatures in the low 20s. i think the sunnier weather will be across scotland. here in aberdeen, some sunshine, about the high teens. so let's have a look at the forecast, then. the outlook from midweek onwards, into the weekend — our typical british summer with a variety of weather icons there and temperatures, well, quite warm in the south, up to about 25 degrees. that's it from me. hello, i'm helena humphrey. you're watching the context on bbc news. we take a look inside a crypto scam that uses fake online personas to trick people into fraudulent investments. we

a weak weather front is seeking south so we had some drizzly rain across parts of east yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and channel coastsvercast across the channel and on the breezy side. brightening up with some sunshine coming through, scattering of showers up north and is possibly thundery. a fresh feel of 16 to 18 degrees, 20 to 2a celsius in yorkshire. quiet but overcast overnight, this area of low pressure pushing in for tomorrow. we start off with double digits, a grey start and we will be chasing cloud mounts around on sunday. that will mean they won't be quite as warm again. rain into northern ireland in north—west scotland, gradually pushing its way eastwards. highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 23 in the south—east if we get sun coming through. the area of low pressure moves its way in from the east and the rain could turn quite heavy. a couple of inches not out of the question, maybe more to higher ground in scotland and northern ireland and at the same time, a stronger south—westerly wind tapping is into some more humid air so where we have sunshine coming through in east and south—east england, highs of 27 de

south and east. however, now the south and east. however, now the breeze is going to pick up across western coasts through tuesday morning.me fairly heavy outbreaks of rain at first across parts of west wales, southwest england spreading into northern ireland and western areas of scotland. as well. eastern areas, though, are bright and sunny , start to are bright and sunny, start to the day. temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees with lighter winds feeling quite pleasant in that sunshine. first thing, however , sunshine. first thing, however, the winds will start to pick up across northwestern areas. around this area of low pressure, western scotland in particular, seeing a pretty breezy afternoon and this wet weather will push further inland quite slowly, but it will continue to bring cloudier skies to much of wales, southwest england, northern england , much england, northern england, much of scotland too, turning brighter behind it across northern ireland and plenty of sunshine through a lot of the day across eastern areas of england. and here, temperatures still climbing towards the high 20s, so still a pretty warm day

south and east. however, now the south and east. however, now the breeze is going to pick up across western coasts through tuesday morning.see some fairly heavy outbreaks of rain at first across parts of west wales, southwest england spreading into northern ireland and western areas of scotland. as well. eastern areas, though, are bright and sunny , start to are bright and sunny, start to the day. temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees with lighter winds feeling quite pleasant in that sunshine. first thing, however , sunshine. first thing, however, the winds will start to pick up across northwestern areas. around this area of low pressure, western scotland in particular, seeing a pretty breezy afternoon and this wet weather will push further inland quite slowly, but it will continue to bring cloudier skies to much of wales, southwest england, northern england , much england, northern england, much of scotland too, turning brighter behind it across northern ireland and plenty of sunshine through a lot of the day across eastern areas of england. and here, temperatures still climbing towards the high 20s, so still a pretty war

windy day across these northern and western areas could be gales around some coasts in western scotland further south and east continue to see this frontal system moving through, this one containing the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of moisture and energy, bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain southwards and eastwards with some really strong winds. we're looking at wind gusts of 40, 50mph or more in a few exposed spots. these kinds of winds, pretty unusual for this time of year. temperatures north to south 14 to 22 degrees. we end the week on friday with the potential for more windy weather. certainly the potential for more wet weather, and it does look like staying rather unsettled as we head into the weekend. bye for now. good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. our headlines today. six people are still missing as the search continues off the coast of sicily where a luxury yacht sank in freak weather conditions. presidentjoe biden receives a huge ovation ahead of a rousing farewell speech at the democratic national

east anglia and the southeast. a few showers coming out of this area of cloud and some could be quite sharp as we have through to around about but especially south and east coastng its way in from the north—west, a couple of weather fronts moving way in from the north—west, a couple of weatherfronts moving in. through the day that will bring rain to northern ireland, western scotland it is likely be quite heavy, stay dry big east across scotland for much of the day, for england and wales a dry day. lots of sunshine in the south and south, a little more cloud building into the afternoon. temperature is fairly typical for the time of year, 18—23 on sunday, cool again across the north of scotland we have the ran moving in later on. the rain will quite persistent in the north—west sunday into monday as well. it's not moving through in a hurry because we have high pressure holding on in the south. the muggy england and wales seeing some sunshine should be a warm day with the breeze coming in from the south. 26—27, cooler we have yirrmal opposition ran across northern and scotland. even see localised flooding. it will eventually get a move on, that weather front, ev

along the coast it will be gray but some areas in the east bay and the south bay, north bay will be seeingoughout the day and just to show you this blanket of fog moves in again overnight tonight into tomorrow night is just going to that kind of week. temperatures will be cooler than been seeing the last couple of weeks in the meantime, temperatures at this hour mainly in the 50's a few areas pushing into the 60's. this is pretty much the same as yesterday morning. no big changes at least at this hour. but there is a significant cooling trend coming in our direction. surface smoke yoest, the wildfires from the canadian and western u.s. wildfires. smoke is coming in our direction. you see the areas of light blue. mild amounts of smoke. not really intense. you would see the intense smoke up here where the oranges are there. medford, we don't get the intense smoke. u.s. a little bit of green starting to encroach right there across the north bay. that would be tonight. and then you know what it starts to pull back. the winds are starting to push all of the smoke away. so you'll see the area bl

south—east england later in the day. a breeze will keep things cool close to these north sea coasts — 17 for aberdeen and newcastle. 22 or 23 degrees, so quite a warm day. quite warm and humid overnight, through saturday night into sunday, especially across the south, and we will see further, very well—scattered showers and thunderstorms pushing northwards, i think especially across some eastern counties of england. 16 degrees the overnight low in london, a cooler 9 degrees there for glasgow. as we go through sunday, well, that warm, humid air continues to push northwards. with it, quite a lot of cloud and the chance for one or two of those showers and thunderstorms. if they do crop up, they could bring a lot of rain, perhaps some squally winds, maybe some hail thrown in, especially across eastern england, but many spots will avoid the showers and stay dry. 19 to maybe 27 or 28 degrees down towards the south—east. now, through sunday night, we will see further showers and thunderstorms, perhaps most especially across eastern england. but low pressure�*s swirling in from the west, and that means from monday, there w

east coast. it comes as more than 45 million americans are under heat alerts in the south and southwest. at this air show in colorado springs, officials say roughly ten people were hospitalized and 100 received treatment for heat related illnesses. >> we've just got an influx of heat prostration. we still got about 40 people right now. >> mary: so many feeling that heat tonight, and somara joins us now. time out this severe weather threat for us. >> reporter: well, mary, the severe thunderstorm watches that are in effect will extend through tonight. you can see them shaded in pink here from new york all the way to arkansas. right now, we're keeping a close eye on the northeast where we actually saw some tornado warnings earlier in parts of eastern pennsylvania. the threat of damaging winds and flash flooding persist. parts of connecticut under a flash flood emergency. southbury saw up to ten inches today and more catastrophic flooding is possible. meanwhile, we're also looking ahead to tomorrow, while in the morning we're expected to see a reprieve from the mid-atlantic down to the carol

we go and look at the heat and the humidity as those storms push through the south and up into parts of the east coastn and talk about what the weather will hold for us here, this holiday weekend will be nice and comfortable. not too bad. labor day also looks good, but then into our tuesday and the first couple of days of september. that september sizzle is going to return. we're talking upper 90s and possible 100 seconds. so we'll talk about the hottest day in the upcoming workweek in a few minutes. kira back to you. all right, cynthia, thanks. we are following developing news in san francisco, where police are investigating how a young girl was shot and critically wounded, left fighting for her life. sfpd says around 5.30 last evening, they responded to a home on chicago way not far from the cow palace. the victim's mom says they were inside their house getting ready for dinner when the eight year old girl was shot. they think the bullets came from outside. police say the little girl was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. if you have any information, you're urged to call sfpd. you