. >> well, tech and communities in the nation have given the south way a new way to get vaccinated.t's a splashy paint job on the vax mobile. more than $125,000 was given to build that custom van. it's the only one in the nation, and it will be busy. ? we still have 300,000 people that we want to get vaccinated. then we have children that will be getting their first opportunity to get vaccinated, between 5-11 and the booster shots on top of that. >> children's vaccines are not approved yet, but when they are, the van will be ready and able to set up within minutes. >>> san jose getting stricter on its vaccine requirements. the mayor would require proof of vaccination anywhere where there's 50 more more people. similar requirements are being considered for restaurants, bars and gyms. the move comes as california announced it will also require proof of vaccination or negative covid-19 test with events of 1,000 attendees or more. >>> we're in a tough spot. with the covid concerns, we're supposed to be outside. but with the smoke, we're supposed to be inside. >> i've heard from parents

. >>> a big step toward housing hoemgless people in the south way. city and county leaders broke ground at the future site. the complex will provide 93 units of permanent housing for chronically homeless seniors ages 55 and up. the project is the outcome of a public-private partnership including companies like google and apple. san jose's mayor says the housing is critically important. >> sometimes, a tough sell initially but we know, in the end, after it gets built and people are housed, you never hear the complaints. >> the organization people assisting the homeless or path is heading up construction of the development and will provide supportive services to residents once they move in. >>> a new safety plan for mt. diablo and it's making some bicyclists happy. cyclists say it's a trouble spot. they have tracked 160 collisions between cyclists and cars over the past few years. but today, mt. diablo park leaders announced it will build bicycle turnouts along the mountain. they mapped 77 possible turn-out spots. the turnouts will allow cars to drive

it trying to contain the blades, knew the industrial area in a suburb of the great capital in south way, este turkey a forest fire is getting close to 2 pallets, sanctions fighting plains from spain and corrosion have flying in to help those are the headline. stay tuned. now for the inside story, news, news, news, news and politics clash at the olympic bella, russian athlete in tokyo thinks protection from poland saying she was forced to leave the games against her will. so what does her case say about repression and human rights in how homeland this is inside school? ah, ah. hello, welcome to the program on has them speaker christina simone, new sky. i went to the tokyo olympics with dreams of representing bella. ruth, at the world's biggest sporting event. but the dramatic end to her campaign has triggered a political and diplomatic dispute. as princess as bell or russian officials tried to force her to fly home when she complained about being entered into a race she hadn't prepared for. after seeking the protection of the japanese police at the airport, she then found refuge at the p

highs in the south way and the sunny skies up to 70 degrees. 90 in morgan hill. that is a warm spot in the south a. mainly mid-70s but redwood city will be the warm spot with a high of 80 degrees. low 60s, which is what you would expect this time of year and then it will be brighter and brighter and sunnier on the coast as the day goes on. downtown temperatures topping out at 66 degrees. in south san francisco around 69. it will be sunny on the east bay with highs in the mid 70s for the most part. the inland areas will warm up to the low to mid 90s. overnight lows will generally be in the mid-50s as the fog increases. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. pulling data wednesday. then it will start to see gradual warming on thursday. a warm day inland on friday. temperatures moderating on saturday and sunday. now let's take a look at the traffic conditions with jobina. >> thank you, spencer. it is exciting to have you here. >>> here's a look look at emeryville. this is the busiest spot. we are having the live picture here showing the headlights making the way so

speaking in the style of the 1850s she was really living it up as a representative of the t old south in some waysthe old south of the confederacy and she felt it was important that history can provide a defense of the confederate cause so her work to supplement the work of those women who are really focusing primarily focused on the monuments themselves, they're all working togetherg tu monuments part of what the udc did in the history and education component all these things are working together to support what the udc is doing. their agenda is far-reaching and willll you moved with the histoy is something that gets told during the monument unveiling's. >> let's talk about one monument unveiling, there are thousands of the monuments but the first one there really gets some ink in your book is the dedication of the monument and aggression georgia what is that one of the early ones can you tell us as a representative examples tell us how they custom monument and how that they came after. >> i think what is really interesting about the agusta monument it is really one of the earliest that comes out

she was really living as a representative of the old south in some ways and the old south and the confederacy felt it was important that history could provide a sense of the confederate cause and so her work would supplement the work of those women who were really focused and primarily focused on the monuments themselves. so they are all working together. the monument was part of what the edc did on the history component all of these things are working together to support what the edc was doing. their agenda is far-reaching and monuments are part of the bid so is that history and that history is something that also gets told during the monument unveilings. >> let's talk about one monument unveiling and of course there are thousands of monuments but the first one that really gets some ink in your book is the dedication of the monument of georgia which is one of the early ones and so can you fill us in and give us a representative example and tell us how that paves the way for the one that came after it? >> i think what's interesting about these monuments is that it's really one of the earliest

speaking in the style of the 1850s, she was really living it up as a representative of the old south in some ways in the old south and the confederacy and she really felt it was important to the history to provide a sense of the confederate cause so her work to supplement the work of those women who were really focused and primarily focused on the monuments themselves and they're all working together the dmonuments part of what the udc did in the history and the education component all of these things aredu working together to support what it is doing their agenda is far-reaching and you monuments are part of and so is a history and the history is something that gets told during the monument unveiling for example. >> so let's talk about one monument unveiling because there are thousands of these monuments but the first one that really gets some ink in your book is the dedication of the monument in georgia which is in early one so can youar fill us in as the representative example and the monument and how that paved the way for the one thats came afte. >> i think what is really interesting is that

she was really living it up, you know, as this sort of representative of the old south in some ways, the old south and the confederacy. she really felt it was important to -- that history could provide a defense of the confederate cause, and so her work was to supplement the work of those women who were really focused and primarily focused on the monuments themselves. they are all working together. the monuments is part of what the udc did, the history, the education component, all of these things are working together to support what the udc is doing. you know, their agenda is far-reaching, and monuments is part of it, but so is that history, and that history is something that also gets told during these monument unveilings, for example. >> uh-huh, uh-huh. and so let's talk about one monument unveiling because of course there are thousands of these monuments. >> correct. >> but the first one that really gets some ink in your book is the dedication of the monument in augusta, georgia. yes. -- >> yes. >> which is one of the early ones. can you fill us in as maybe a representative exampl

so many in lake tahoe, under evacuation orders, having one way out will be a challenge. north and southight, are still open. >> thank you very much for the information appreciate it. >>> passengers have not had the option to right light rail in the south bay since may. that changed today, in time for the 49ers and raiders game. >> reporter: this morning a sight and sound we haven't seen in three months, light rail service resuming in the south bay. trains have been shut down since the mass shooting at the rail yard in may. >> we had to take a deliberate, careful approach to bring our employees back. they were extremely traumatized after the incident. we were trying to work with people to make sure they had the counseling, to feel safe, confident to do their job. the service resumed to bring football fames to watch the san francisco 49ers, play the las vegas raiders. 60s,000 attended the game, and usually rely on light rail. fans welcomed convenient transportation. >> to grab it, and here on the way back. we are grateful it opened up today. >> they say, taking light rail saved them $40.

it's a weak weather front that's drifting its way steadily south and, actually, we could see those showersbest of any brightness will come with the best of the warmth, probably, but it's a quiet story. there's not that much in the way of showers around further north, so a good deal of dry weather out there. temperatures, though, will be a little bit more subdued on exposed east coasts with that northerly breeze, just into the mid teens. but with the sunshine, we'll see temperatures peaking at 20 degrees, 68 fahrenheit. a little disappointing for the beginning of august. a ridge of high pressure will develop, not only for monday but also into tuesday. so the early part of the week is certainly the best of the weather. it will mean a chilly start first thing on monday morning, with some clearing skies into the far north, so single figures here. but a dry start with some early morning sunshine. however, as we go through the day, there's a possibility of a little more cloud developing. so a rather dull afternoon but largely dry. we just need to keep our attention down towards south wales and s

obviously nothing that compares to either though that is making its way across the gulf. south zooming out across the region. you can see this broad swath in the rain shield surrounding the storm that is now really made its way up into mississippi. so all things in louisiana calm down. those in mississippi are going to see this storm starting to slow. and at this point, flooding risk becomes a bit more of a concern from ida as it does gradually work its way inland. now downgraded to tropical storm status back here at home. obviously not looking at any rain. we've got just the opposite. a continuation of our very dry forecast. and of course a very smoky forecast to over the weekend. we saw smoke settling right back on into the bay area, something that we are actually going to see some improvements and in the days to come. we're going to see the return of a sea breeze. and look at what happens towards the finish of the day today on the evening hours tonight, air quality is going to gradually start to make an improvement and that is much needed because we've been sitting with some

it's a weak weather front that's drifting its way steadily south and, actually, we could see those showersday. the best of any brightness will come with the best of the warmth, probably, but it's a quiet story. there's not that much in the way of showers around further north, so a good deal of dry weather out there. temperatures, though, will be a little bit more subdued on exposed east coasts with that northerly breeze, just into the mid teens. but with the sunshine, we'll see temperatures peaking at 20 degrees, 68 fahrenheit. a little disappointing for the beginning of august. a ridge of high pressure will develop, not only for monday but also into tuesday. so the early part of the week is certainly the best of the weather. it will mean a chilly start first thing on monday morning, with some clearing skies into the far north, so single figures here. but a dry start with some early morning sunshine. however, as we go through the day, there's a possibility of a little more cloud developing. so a rather dull afternoon but largely dry. we just need to keep our attention down towards south wa

there were also some nuisance showers yet again, drifting their way steadily south by a cold front.eaks in the cloud, well, that was further west and we keep those clear skies as we go into tonight. the cold front will ease away, this ridge of high pressure will build. that's going to quieten things down for monday and tuesday, but with that ridge of high pressure and the clearing skies, it does mean a chillier start into the far north with single figures first thing in the morning. there'll be some early morning sunshine — very nice, indeed, for those up early enough — but unfortunately, we are expecting the cloud to thicken up quite quickly, and into the afternoon, it could be another largely grey day with a few sharp showers, maybe, into south wales and southwest england becoming more predominant as well. temperatures disappointing, really, for early august. 20 is the maximum, but along those exposed northeast coasts, maybe sitting in the mid—teens as well. a fine, dry day on tuesday, maybe a degree or so warmer, but as i say, largely dry with some more in the way of sunshine com

that weather front continues to trundle its way south and east, but it will weaken off., and with some of the clear skies further north and west, temperatures may well dip into single figures here. it'll be a mild start in the south, but this weather front is going to be a little bit of a nuisance. it's going to meander its way further north as we go through the day. it's this low pressure that's the key story as we go through the course of thursday. it's going to bring some blustery winds on exposed coasts, gusts of 40 mph, and some sharp showers moving their way through northern ireland, western scotland and eventually into north west england. our weather front sits across, let's say, dorset up towards yorkshire. anywhere south and east of that will see the best of the sunshine and potentially the best of the warmth with 24 degrees, 75 fahrenheit. friday, we've still got that low up into the north. it'll build fewer showers as we go through the day, particularly to the north—west of the great glen. so, a better chance of seeing some drier weather through much of easter

making its way closer to south tahoe.blowing in west to east means that onshore breeze has improved and the bay area will improve over the next 24 hours. we will get rid of a lot of smoke. trying to mistake in the north bay and that will be elevated in the atmosphere and air quality is good and air quality should be good wednesday and thursday. now every once in awhile elevated smoke will rotate through. some in the ocean but if it is up in the atmosphere several thousand feet we don't have to breathe it at ground level and that's the case through the work week. the winds shifting for labor day and the offshore winds will try to return. that means hotter temperatures and also the potential for higher concentrations of that wildfire smoke to make the way back in the bay. the forecast models hinting at that for sunday. a long way down the line in the forecast especially in terms of air quality forecast but we will keep a close eye on for the holiday weekend. >>> for tomorrow moderate air quality for the north and east bay a

that weather front continues to trundle its way south and east, but it will weaken off.kies further north and west, temperatures may well dip into single figures here. it'll be a mild start in the south, but this weather front is going to be a little bit of a nuisance. it's going to meander its way further north as we go through the day. it's this low pressure that's the key story as we go through the course of thursday. it's going to bring some blustery winds on exposed coasts, gusts of a0 mph, and some sharp showers moving their way through northern ireland, western scotland and eventually into north west england. our weather front sits across, let's say, dorset up towards yorkshire. anywhere south and east of that will see the best of the sunshine and potentially the best of the warmth with 2a degrees, 75 fahrenheit. friday, we've still got that low up into the north. it'll build fewer showers as we go through the day, particularly to the north—west of the great glen. so, a better chance of seeing some drier weather through much of eastern scotland and northern irelan

even a little bit more off to the south, again, it is because of the way the winds blowing that the evacuations are in place for these areas. certainly want to listen to those evacuations if you are starting to get those alerts on your phone. right now through tonight, wind gusts up to about 20 miles per hour. we are seeing wind gusts about 10 to 20. temperatures of 80. we are sliding some of that dangerous winds. when it comes to the smoke, look at this picture. it is just hard to see beyond half a mile out here in walnut creek, we have a healthier north bay. the bay, the east bay and the south bay. here is the stuff thing, this does not get better tomorrow. you can see all the smoke over the east bay and south bay, i will see you when this will clear out here. i got an update in 17 minutes. >>> a live look from sky ranger again. joining me is jacqueline snyder from the fire protection district, thank you so much for being with us at this moment. if you can bring us up to date on where you are in this fire, we said a while ago is 100 acres burned. is that where it stands and what are the condi

tonight, concerns over flooding into the night from the south all the way up into new york. the tropical storm off bermuda. and the tropical storm slamming into haiti after that devastating 7.2 earthquake. ginger zee tracking all of this and matt gutman on the ground in haiti. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we do have a lot to get to. that new guidance expected soon on covid booster shots. a third shot for vaccinated americans. what we've learned tonight. and in a moment, dr. richard besser will join us. but we're going to begin tonight with the urgent race now to evacuate tens of thousands of americans and afghans who helped the u.s. out of that country. tonight, the state department just reporting that all u.s. embassy personnel who were trying to get out are now out, except for a core group that will now help get those afghans who helped the u.s. out of the country. it comes amid disturbing new images tonight of the deadly chaos more than 24 hours ago, afghans clinging to t

now, there is a bit of relief on the way towards the south—east of europe in the coming days as temperaturespressure is coming into the uk. the heavy downpours, there have been a few so far this week, are about to become more widespread again. this is how we start off on thursday morning, already some showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland. it will turn much wetter through northern ireland in the morning, but across the western side of the uk, even though you may start dry, rain will move in through the day. that's going to extend eastwards to those areas still having some sunny spells even into the first part of the afternoon. now, behind this main band of rain, brightening up in northern ireland, but here some slow—moving thundery downpours bring a risk of flooding and disruption into the afternoon and evening. and temperatures still across eastern parts rising into the low 20s. all areas, though, seeing freshening winds gusting 30—110 mph. windiest around irish sea coasts, blowing in plenty of showers as we go on through thursday night into friday morning. some longer spe

he takes a bus south, heading home to south carolina. on the way home on the bus, he asks the bus driver whether he could stop to use the rest room. there was a policy for bus drivers to allow passers in to take a bathroom break. as lynn pointed out, many of the soldiers who came back after having fought for democracy in europe were expecting to be treated with some sense of designate it in here in the united states, to be treated with honor, to be treated with respect, to be treated as equals. so isaac -- sergeant isaac wood ard is on this bus traveling south. the bus driver does not want to stop to allow him to use the rest room. there may have been somewhat of a -- you know a confrontation on the bus, verbal confrontation on the bus. we are not quite sure what happened. but at the next town the bus driver stopped, he calls the police. the police chief in this south carolina town greets the bus. he pulls sergeant woodard off the bus. again, this is a decorated soldier. pulls him off the bus. he beats him. then he takes his night stick and he jams

now, there is a bit of relief on the way towards the south—east of europe in the coming days as temperaturese more widespread again. this is how we start off on thursday morning, already some showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland. it will turn much wetter through northern ireland in the morning, but across the western side of the uk, even though you may start dry, rain will move in through the day. that�*s going to extend eastwards to those areas still having some sunny spells even into the first part of the afternoon. now, behind this main band of rain, brightening up in northern ireland, but here some slow—moving thundery downpours bring a risk of flooding and disruption into the afternoon and evening. and temperatures still across eastern parts rising into the low 20s. all areas, though, seeing freshening winds gusting 30—a0 mph. windiest around irish sea coasts, blowing in plenty of showers as we go on through thursday night into friday morning. some longer spells of rain in scotland, and temperatures as friday starts around the mid—teens. well, that low pressure right

now, there is a bit of relief on the way towards the south—east of europe in the coming days as temperaturesw pressure is coming into the uk. the heavy downpours, there have been a few so far this week, are about to become more widespread again. this is how we start off on thursday morning, already some showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland. it will turn much wetter through northern ireland in the morning, but across the western side of the uk, even though you may start dry, rain will move in through the day. that's going to extend eastwards to those areas still having some sunny spells even into the first part of the afternoon. now, behind this main band of rain, brightening up in northern ireland, but here some slow—moving thundery downpours bring a risk of flooding and disruption into the afternoon and evening. and temperatures still across eastern parts rising into the low 20s. all areas, though, seeing freshening winds gusting 30—110 mph. windiest around irish sea coasts, blowing in plenty of showers as we go on through thursday night into friday morning. some longer s

weak weather front will be sitting across the south to begin with. it drifts its waygh the day as that front brings some showers into northern ireland, western scotland as well. here, temperatures subdued, 16—19 degrees, but in the sunnier spots in the south east, we might see highs of 2a degrees. that low pressure is still sitting there, slowly drifting its way steadily eastwards. that's going to continue to enhance some blustery showers into the far north and west. further south is where we're likely to see the best of the sunshine as we head towards the weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines... the head of the afghan army has been sacked following a rapid offensive by the taliban, who've taken over nine provincial capitals. tens of thousands of civilians have fleed their homes, and hundreds have died in recent weeks. president ashraf ghani has been rallying beleaguered troops in mazar—i—sharif, a crucial northern city under pressure from the offensive. it's long been a bastion of anti—taliban militias. italy may have registered the hottest temperature ever record

now, there is a bit of relief on the way towards the south—east of europe in the coming days as temperaturesinto the uk. the heavy downpours, there have been a few so far this week, are about to become more widespread again. this is how we start off on thursday morning, already some showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland. it will turn much wetter through northern ireland in the morning, but across the western side of the uk, even though you may start dry, rain will move in through the day. that's going to extend eastwards to those areas still having some sunny spells even into the first part of the afternoon. now, behind this main band of rain, brightening up in northern ireland, but here some slow—moving thundery downpours bring a risk of flooding and disruption into the afternoon and evening. and temperatures still across eastern parts rising thundery, too, they'll bring a risk of flooding and disruption. and temperatures still across eastern parts rising into the low 20s. all areas, though, seeing freshening winds gusting 30—110 mph. windiest around irish sea coasts, blow

now, there is a bit of relief on the way towards the south—east of europe in the coming days as temperatures, too. low pressure is coming into the uk. the heavy downpours, there have been a few so far this week, are about to become more widespread again. this is how we start off on thursday morning, already some showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland. it will turn much wetter through northern ireland in the morning, but across the western side of the uk, even though you may start dry, rain will move in through the day. that's going to extend eastwards to those areas still having some sunny spells even into the first part of the afternoon. now, behind this main band of rain, brightening up in northern ireland, but here some slow—moving thundery downpours bring a risk of flooding and disruption into the afternoon and evening. and temperatures still across eastern parts rising into the low 20s. all areas, though, seeing freshening winds gusting 30—a0 mph. windiest around irish sea coasts, blowing in plenty of showers as we go on through thursday night into friday morning. some

we're still as you make your way south into half moon bay. drive safely their but downtown san francisco's mission district holding steady in the mid 60's for your sunday micro climate outlook. and we're tracking low 60's for those of you pacifica and half moon bay 62 degrees of peace with winds out of the west-southwest at around 15 to 20 miles per hour. so not going to be as breezy as it has been the last couple of days. 60 degrees for brisbane and south san francisco. pretty seasonal temperatures there was detail. and san carlos in the mid 70's. so enjoy the slightly cooler forecast there. redwood city even cooling down into the upper 70's with widespread low to mid 80's for those of you in the south bay san jose, though 78 degrees. we will wake up to that fog bank out there. so august first officially arrives tomorrow. and this time of year. we like to call it august on account of that marine layer in the morning giving way to plenty of sunshine by the afternoon livermore 88 degrees and all in the low 80's with hayward at 72 degrees or in

weak weather front will be sitting across the south to begin with. it drifts its wayas we go through the day as that front brings some showers into northern ireland, western scotland as well. here, temperatures subdued, 16—19 degrees, but in the sunnier spots in the south east, we might see highs of 24 degrees. that low pressure is still sitting there, slowly drifting its way steadily eastwards. that's going to continue to enhance some blustery showers into the far north and west. further south is where we're likely to see the best of the sunshine as we head towards the weekend. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. and this is outside source. the head of afghanistan's army has been sacked, as the taliban continue to make rapid gains across the country. the bbc has gained rare access to local taliban commanders and fighters in recently captured areas. how can you justify all this fighting when it is causing the deaths of thousands of ordinary afghans, thousands of ordinary muslims? translation: ~ ., muslims? translation: ., , translation: will, of course, when there is fighting.

larry: happening now, one of the most beautiful places in california is in harm's way. south lake tahoe residents told they may need to evacuate because of the rapid spread from the caldor fire. firefighters are taking a stand at echo summit, hoping to slow the fire's devastating events. stephanie sierra live in the town of strawberry in el dorado county. what are the conditions like right now? stephanie: we are less than a mile from the fire line in strawberry, roughly 13 miles outside south lake tahoe. the flames are moving in that direction. i'll show you where we are. this portion of highway 50 has been transformed into the main staging area for calfire cruise. they are struggling. -- calfire crews. the flames are burning less than a mile south of us. this was our view driving in today. an outline of trees in what turned into an orange sky. calfire is dedicating most of the 3200 fire personnel to the northeast of the fire, as flames are moving directly towards south lake tahoe. right now, southlake isn't under any evacuation warning, but fire crews say anything can happen

south lake tahoe just a few miles from here. the flames are getting just a little too close for comfort getting way too close to south lake and that's why they had 21,000 plus people get on the road yesterday for the mandatory evacuation wants a went into effect. it was bumper to bumper wall. it was chaotic at times south lake tahoe. police told us that it was a good sight to see. people were actually listening to the order. i know a lot of people in the south lake tahoe area who did actually leave the area, which is good because this fire is not stopping for anyone now wants people got out. fire crews could, you know, take a backseat on warning about human life and focusing more on preventing the flames from swallowing up more of the homes, the cabins businesses and ski resort. we know at least one ski resort has some flames on their property that sierra at tahoe. but now we're a little bit worried about kirkwood. we know that the fire did jump highway 89 and was heading towards kirkwood last night around 5.30. so the concern is did it touch kirkwood or not. we know 34,000 structures are threatened right now and we caught up with a

now, there is a bit of relief on the way towards the south—east of europe in the coming days as temperatures the uk. the heavy downpours, there have been a few so far this week, are about to become more widespread again. this is how we start off on thursday morning, already some showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland. it will turn much wetter through northern ireland in the morning, but across the western side of the uk, even though you may start dry, rain will move in through the day. that's going to extend eastwards to those areas still having some sunny spells even into the first part of the afternoon. now, behind this main band of rain, brightening up in northern ireland, but here some slow—moving thundery downpours bring a risk of flooding and disruption into the afternoon and evening. and temperatures still across eastern parts rising into the low 20s. all areas, though, seeing freshening winds gusting 30—a0 mph. windiest around irish sea coasts, blowing in plenty of showers as we go on through thursday night into friday morning. some longer spells of rain in scotland,

and checking today's high temperatures, triple digits across the west. 90 and above for the south all the way to the northeast. heat warnings are in effect from philly to boston. 89 in miami. 91 in new orleans. >>> and coming up, the new fight over footwear. two giants in the industry go to court over a familiar design. >>> but first, caught on camera, a case of road rage turning violent. >>> and a big win for britney spears. her father is now stepping down as her conservator. so what happens next? we're at our best when we stand together. that's when we make the impossible possible. that's what stand up to cancer has done. because you stood up. because of you, survivors are out there. we're making the impossible... possible. we're committed to making every cancer patient... a survivor. this is the moment we double our efforts. together... we stand up to cancer. tune in saturday august 21st at 8/7 central >>> back now with a disturbing case of road rage. a man in washington state, you see it there, throwing a hammer through the window of of another car. police say it began when one vehicle me

now, there is a bit of relief on the way towards the south—east of europe in the coming days as temperaturesome more widespread again. this is how we start off on thursday morning, already some showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland. it will turn much wetter through northern ireland in the morning, but across the western side of the uk, even though you may start dry, rain will move in through the day. that's going to extend eastwards to those areas still having some sunny spells even into the first part of the afternoon. now, behind this main band of rain, brightening up in northern ireland, but here some slow—moving thundery downpours bring a risk of flooding and disruption into the afternoon and evening. and temperatures still across eastern parts rising into the low 20s. all areas, though, seeing freshening winds gusting 30—a0 mph. windiest around irish sea coasts, blowing in plenty of showers as we go on through thursday night into friday morning. some longer spells of rain in scotland, and temperatures as friday starts around the mid—teens. well, that low pressure right

. >> this is the japanese city which is a long way from south sudan. athlete abraham came in november of 2019 it prepare for tokyo games. he didn't realize then that a year's delay to the olympics with mean he wod be training there for 21 months. luckily for the 22-year-old, they teammates and a coach, the city set up a fund it help them stay and train. the 1,500 meters runner has nothing but admiration for the people despite polls saying a majority wanted the olympics to be jabbed. >> the people of this city are very kind and really very friendly. we have never felt like foreigners since we came here because people are really always like any other cities. >> he missed his family enormously and there were some aspects of japan which confused him initially. >> sushi was very strange for me because i never believed that raw fish can be eaten. >> but the way that the japanese funded his stay was remarkable. skwra>> it was most of the smal mar markets here and most of the big misses like city hall and this ground and it is designed with for the south sudan

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and then, through the course of tonight, that cloud works its way south across scotland, northern englandengland and wales, clearer skies through the night, so temperatures dipping down to perhaps seven or eight degrees in the coolest spots, but staying in double figures under the cloud further north. so, this is how we start sunday morning. we have got that cloud in the north. still that breeze coming in from the north sea, particularly brisk for east anglia and the south—east as well. lighter winds further west and plenty of spells of sunshine for many areas, particularly for england and wales. a little bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland but there will be some breaks in that cloud, especially towards the west during the afternoon. but top temperatures around about 15 in aberdeen to perhaps 20 in glasgow, 21 in cardiff. as we head to sunday into monday, high pressure stays out towards the north—west, those winds coming in from a north or north—easterly direction. so, they will bring more cloud, particularly in the east during the day on monday, where it will be a little bit

last, i would say the ways in which the south responded, white legislatures and gop that dominates agitatorsout the region, they have monument laws, they are doubling down on these statues and what it does is create situations such that they've taken away local control that might want to because of state law. they basically invited vandalism of these monuments so they can get them moved so they are in frustration, people will turn on them and vandalize them. >> does demonstrateom something that encourages my thinking in my head, monuments or permanent all the time. in fact, it's pretty easy. certainly a lot off communities seem to have too reckon when you are talking about the attitude of their voters, it changed quickly. i want to use that term carefully because there is physical violence against people but also found came the monument, it was not permit it at all. >> they are not permanent, they don't have to be permanent.o the 21st century the question of the jim crow era and white supremacy. ... i think there are, while this is a divisive issue, my experience is in speaking to community

but as our weather front sinks its way south and east, really by then just a band of cloud, and thatirst thing in the morning thursday. a different start the day. low pressure winding its way into the far north—west, and that will bring a change as we go through thursday afternoon. yes, some cloud around the central and southern england for a time, but staying largely dry. clouding over from the north—west as we go through the day with showery outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, western scotland and north—west england, and temperatures will likely peak in the north. but once again mid 20s are not out of the question across the south—east. as you move towards friday, it looks likely that low pressure will continue to set into the far north, continuing to spell in some on those north—west not a bad day. largely fine coast. not a bad day. largely fine and dry, top temperatures of 22 celsius. as we move into the weekend, it looks likely that that area of low pressure could influence the story for a time, and there will be some showers. but hopefully high pressure will then start to