how many here in town is a go most is southeast asians largest most. and it's located right opposite to the capital. it can see people here in town, indonesia, a good start for the pope's visit to southeast asia, because he made the inter religious dialogue, one of his t pillows of the visit, an image. that's a good example for that because it's not just the multi ethnic but also a multi religious country. and catholics are only 3 percent. so 8000000 people here in indonesia, i bought the catholic religion is one of the 6 religions recognized as a referral, official religions in indonesia. and now representatives of the 6 religions were here. it is to go a most where the pub signed a come and declaration. that's basically a send out the message that one of that warned the world that religions should not be recognized should not be misused in conflict. and it also stated that the environment needs to be protected and the more efforts need to be done to protect the environment of the pope was in good spirits here at his visit. he smiled in last, shake th

but after all, this is only the beginning of his 12th day trip to southeast asia. kind of want to get a box. is there a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world? germany is boosting. it's a defenses with an advanced system it has already delivered to ukraine. the iris fee is going into service in northern germany. the system protects against enemy drones aircraft, and crews by size jones, the old, off troll stress, the germany will not come back on military aid to ukraine, to the u. s. as in directed to employees of russian state media network r t. i need both sanctions on it. stop editors that accused of seeking to influence the members presidential election. the us attorney general to have the to charge with conspiring to commit money laundering and violating the modern agents registration act. starts with conspiring to commit money. we're saying that us where donald trump has held a townhome on friendly, tough on the fox news channel. the events took place is from faces the from the phone grace for the white house. the former presi

around 17 degrees in the southeast.torms across northern and eastern england pushing up towards scotland. we could see the odd thunderstorm developing further south as well, with more cloud around, less sunshine. temperatures not quite where we like but still up to 25 degrees in the southeast. as we move into tuesday we start to see this area of high pressure begin to exert its force across the country. that will try to push the weather fronts away. tuesday is a mixed picture, at the moment it looks like we could see weather fronts bringing showers to western scotland, northern ireland, and there could be a few showers or thundery downpours across the southeast. some sunshine in between, temperatures a bit lower and we are picking up some cooler and fresher air from tuesday onwards, losing that humidity. so, 17—22 degrees. and then from wednesday onwards this area of high pressure it will exert its force across the country, it could bring a few showers into northwestern areas and low pressure over the near continent wea

[applause] >> let me go to southeast asia with the narrative networks and technology corporations. what i think is important when we discuss the chinese narratives in southeast asia is try to perpetuate the audience in southeast asia due to the cultural issues, they rarely mention and they use this narrative of history civilization, university, friendship, inclusiveness as a part of, a quote, in asia civilization dna so they look at china as part of the region, not an external actor, but an actor that is part of the community of asian values. chinese values and ossian values are together what was [indiscernible] interestingly they also mention the political wisdom of the past and leaders of the prior generation so this is interesting because it is on a single format and chinese try to position itself as a part of the region but also using this kind of continuity in a positive way. however, a law of rep -- a lack of reference to this it is quite national and the history of the movement in southeast asia during the revolution for example you understand the situation and also they did

even upper teens across the south and southeast of the uk . monday southeast of the uk.hunderstorms in places towards the far north—east for a time, and fresher air moving in across northern ireland later. temperatures here up to 18 celsius nearer 22 or 23 celsius down towards the southeast in the afternoon 23 there in london is 73. in fahrenheit. and to stay close to the seasonal average, that's pretty much it for me. see you soon. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb. news >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show. i'm delighted to be back after my holibobs. lovely to have your company to this sunday morning. well, let's be honest, it's been a tough week for the prime minister as his proposed plans for banning smoking and outdoor spaces have been met with significant resistance. does starmer need to butt out? do you see what we've done there? but out i'll be grilling the leader of the house of commons, lucy powell, as mps return back this week. following the summer recess. andrew griffith, the shadow secretary of for sta

so when it comes to southeast asia, i still have five minutes to conclude our project.till writing a book or we've just finished the second chapter about netflix and we briefly just give you kind of some points for this caption what we have learned from the narratives, china is history but china portrays itself as a future. indefinitely this is a big thing. because normally when i talk to scholars, everywhere, china is narratives not for etc. etc. no, it's not relevant to china is the future. that's the message from all speeches and we go through and declaration ten plus, i think this is interesting from our research and narrative the china science specific rules for various regions and confidence. in america the player. in africa, the united nations truly a strong parts of the chinese narratives. during this gathering. ... then we have central europe which is truly bilateral so they do not see central europe as a big [indiscernible] and southeast asia regional of course south china sea and all territorial issues related to this so from the narrative perspective i think

a kilometer southeast of lebanon , mr. azimzadeh was the target of their own attacks, considering the situation we are in. in recent days , many of our viewers may be wondering whether the attacks carried out by the zionist regime tonight with its fighters were different in nature from what you have witnessed in the south of lebanon in the past few months . as i said, the highlands of jabal jabour, jabal rehan, mahmoudieh, ahmadiyya, ayeshi. midon has been targeted many times by the fighters of the zionist regime. this was not the first time this had happened. previous series there were also these attacks, but if they were a bit wider and more intense, and they fired 52 missiles and hit these areas , this attack lasted for about 20 to 30 minutes, this was a bit different, but something new. it was not for the lebanese, and the answers given by hezbollah and the operations carried out by hezbollah have increased in intensity exactly in proportion to these attacks, which have carried out 17 operations against hezbollah since

but because of the decline in food price in particular there is relief coming through and across southeastou look at malaysia for example, if you look at vietnam, inflation should come down, and of course india has had higher inflation than other economies but signs of infection coming down there led by easing food prices. volvo has scrapped its goal to sell only electric vehicles by 2030. it comes amid a slowdown in sales growth for electric cars globally and concerns about costs and charging infrastructure. the automaker had been the first among traditional carmakers that pledged a complete switch to electric vehicles. volkswagen's management have locked horns with workers at the company's general meeting. it comes after the automaker said it may have to close some german plants to cut costs. the company's finance chief said it has one, maybe two years to turn its main passenger vehicle brand around in the face of low demand and increased competition. indian prime minister narendra modi is in singapore for a two—day visit. the city—state is the latest destination in the indian leader's w

but because of the decline in food price in particular there is relief coming through and across southeastaysia for example, if you look at vietnam, inflation should come out —— come down, and of course india is whether has had higher inflation than other economies but signs of infection coming down there led by decreased food prices. indian prime minister narendra modi is in singapore for a two—day visit. the city—state is the latest destination in the indian leader's whirlwind tour, which included stops in italy, russia, ukraine, poland, and brunei. let's bring in asia economist priyanka kishore to find out more about modi's priorities. it's seen as a testimony of broadening and deepening ties between two countries. we are probably going to look at the greater emphasis cooperation in manufacturing and sectors like health care and logistics, advanced manufacturing —— my infection particularly, semiconductors, and alongside that, there will be talks of cooperation in sustainability and security in the prime minister meetings.- and security in the prime minister meetings. health of india at

the largest contingents came from china, india and southeast asia.ian ming from taylor's university spoke to us about the importance of the forum. russia is still an important economic player, in terms of major resources, and many countries attending these particular eastern economic forum would want to look for such opportunities. my only concern with regard to malacia participation in this forum is whether or not we are sticking our necks out, and we may find ourselves in the spotlight in regards to our allies in the european union and america, but i guess would have more time to talk it later. i guess would have more time to talk it later-— talk it later. would have to wait and — talk it later. would have to wait and see _ talk it later. would have to wait and see how - talk it later. would have to wait and see how this - talk it later. would have to| wait and see how this plays talk it later. would have to - wait and see how this plays out with the forum in play at the moment. there are a few alliances in the region, malaysia and thailand have su

india's engagement with southeast asia has been stepped up in modi's third term, too. malaysian prime ministers, and the country's outreach to its maritime neighbours has also been on the rise. cathay pacific says it has found faulty rolls royce engine parts in 15 of its 48 a350 aircraft. the carrier has now completed an inspection, following an engine component failure. cathay expects its fleet to be back online by saturday once replacements are completed. singapore airlines is investigating its fleet but not grounding any plans. stefano baronci from the airports council international says safety is always a concern but that in general, air travel this year is shaping up to exceed 2023. the safety and security for the passengers are top priorities, so the measures we have taken lately by cathay pacific and other airlines is the ones that have been deemed necessary to take. in terms of results from those sites, and organizations been clear in identifying these as a possible risk, but has also been clear to see that no specific measures to be taken to limit the freedom

north midlands in particular down from southeast yorkshire through into northern areas of east anglia will gradually ease down. and towards the north, we'll see a few showers scattered across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but generally a lot drier here. but it will turn drier, particularly out towards the west, as we head through monday night into tuesday as that low rolls off into the north sea. so some clear spells starting to appear and a slightly chillier start for western areas we'll be seeing on monday morning. but underneath the cloud and the rain of course still very mild. and then on tuesday, well, our low pushes into the north sea. high pressure starts to build into the north and the west. we'll be seeing that a bit later on through the week. but we're starting off tuesday with still outbreaks of rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for the north sea—facing coasts, but towards the north and the west, there'll be some brightness and spells of sunshine, perhaps a few showers but generally dry and temperatures will star

india's engagement with southeast asia has been stepped up in modi's third term, too.an prime ministers, and the country's outreach to its maritime neighbours has also been on the rise. 0moda and jaecoo are among the fastest growing automotive brands in the world for chinese auto—maker, chery. europe and the uk are key markets for the company. but could the eu's recent decision to impose tariffs on china ev imports, derail its plans? chery�*s uk chief told theo leggett that plants in europe could be the answer. to be honest, i think at this moment it's just started, as you know, so we are still evaluating at this moment. but i think for chery, as you know, we already have more preparation. so maybe you heard that we have a big project in barcelona, in spain to do the local production. so this is maybe one of our strategies to help us, but forfor chery, for 0moda jaecoo, i think for the long term it is still to bring the best products and to be localised. as you say, you're already planning some localised production with that factory in barcelona. let's talk about other

i was wondering if southeast asia represents exception to the kind of findings you presented becausen as alliance billing has been going on in asia, u.s. alliance building, the perceptions of china have become -- if you're aware of the study last year by a survey, by the institute of southeast asia studies, you've seen favorable china being described as the regions preferred superpower. so i'd like to understand how you explain this kind of finding, thank you. >> good question. if you want to join. >> yes, maybe similar related to comments. specifically, of course, the author of the study we argued that our framework and theory of the work in other regions as well but follow these empirical tasks and specifically in the middle east and in terms of the democracy, the shared value, so i just want to briefly mention about our second paper, yeah, so as i introduced briefly in the latter slide we are doing a research about how and why and more important under what conditions the diplomacy that can work or not and our main argument, democracy can be understood as a different meaning so eac

the warplanes of the zionist regime attacked areas in the southeast of lebanon in several stages last night. these attacks, which lasted for about 30 minutes , are the most widespread attacks of the occupation regime in 11 described last month. the sound and images you saw are caused by the rockets of the zionist regime's fighters hitting jabalarihan and jabaljarmaq in the southeast of lebanon. the zionist military attacked jabal jarmaq and jabal rayhan in the southeast of lebanon several times in a row with their own fighters and more than 40 missiles. also , the zionist regime's fighters attacked areas in the southwest of lebanon with dozens of missiles. the area that they attacked in jabal rayhan and jabal jarmaq is behind us, which means it is located at a distance of more than 7 kilometers from the border of lebanon with occupied palestine. we are in the marjayoun area, 3 kilometers from the border between lebanon and occupied palestine, and the zionist regime fighters passed over us from a distance of less than a thousand meters, several times and fired more than 40 missiles tow

our team fanned out across the southeast., ian of are one of our meteorologists who is out there covering the storm. >> and he worked in tampa. so he knows the area very, very well. the reports are coming in and he talked about alma, the 100 mile per hour wind gusts. yeah, that's a record for them. looking up more information them i don't know all of alma very well, but it's the blueberry capital of the world and or georgia, rather. and when you think about the crops being affected in from blueberries to almonds to peanuts to cotton, this is going to have major impacts outside of what everyone else is as well. >> look at the storm reports. yeah, we're in the harvest season for, a lot of different crops and certainly with georgia hit and really hard with this, we even had numerous tornado reports still a threat that we'll continue to track out. we still have a couple of tornado warnings that will be in coming. but in the city of jordan, there was a tornado at a cemetery. and then out in broxton, an update to previous tornado r

this was the scene in perry, about 50 miles southeast of tallahassee.ts begin returning home. there has also been severe flooding in parts of georgia with some areas in atlanta completely underwater. now before we move on, let's take a look at a dramatic video from the clearwater coast guard. it shows the rescue of a man and his dog who were sailing off the coast of florida's sanibel island as the storm was approaching on thursday. you can see just how choppy the water was. after the rescue, emergency services say the pair were in a good medical condition. now, one of britain's best, well loved actresses, dame maggie smith has died at the age of 89. in a statement, her son said she died peacefully on friday morning known for her roles in harry potter and downton abbey, her six decade career on stage and screen saw her win two oscars and five bafta's. today, king charles paid tribute to her, remembering what he called her warmth and wit both on and off stage. our culture editor takes a look back at her life and legacy. >> that was bloody brilliant. >> th

this is on going to our of southeast asia. he has now signed a declaration with the grand, the mom of indonesia, as you stuff, a lot of mosque the declaration ones against using religion just the conflict. francisco is the largest and most of the country to move up to its promise of harmony and diversity. and fight religious tolerance. it's a grueling 11 day for nation trip to tropical se, asia and oceania for pope frances, one that will test the island palm to of stamina and health. in muslim majority, indonesia, frances, called for political leaders to use enter religious dialogue to kind of during stream is i'm, i'm doing tolerance. francis hailed indonesia is human diversity comparing it to the archipelago, $17000.00 islands. however, he warned to diversity can also become a source of conflict. it'd be financing these differences. people could also lead to hostility and wars, but it could also brings joy to be on the same page. it's a matter of choice. there are roughly 242000000 muslims in indonesia and around 8000000 cat

it's about half an hour southeast of houston itself.ies, and there still discussion as to whether it's a natural gas pipeline that exploded and is burning. or could it be perhaps an oil pipeline. so those questions still unanswered. again, crews from high up above shooting water down onto flames and smoldering buildings and grasslands. the actual fire itself is not out yet. i'm sure the number one job is to turn the pipeline off to break the flow of whatever it is that's causing those flames, but pretty much a neighborhood, certainly in shock. schools in the area have been told to just kind of hunker down. there's that huge plume that we've been going back to throughout this hour. that picture really hasn't changed. that plume has been that strong for at least the hour we've been watching it. skyfox up above the scene here in la porte, giving us a much wider view of some of the devastation that's left behind. for many people, this might bring to memories the 2010 san bruno pipeline disaster in which a pge pipeline ruptured, that gas was

around 17 degrees in the southeast.ks pretty mixed. a lot of cloud around, some mist and murk, heavy showers and thunderstorms across northern and eastern england pushing up towards scotland. we could see the odd thunderstorm developing further south as well, with more cloud around, less sunshine. temperatures not quite where we like but still up to 25 degrees in the southeast. as we move into we start to see this area of high pressure begin to exert its force across the country. that will try to push the weather fronts away. tuesday is a mixed picture, at the moment it looks like we could see weather fronts bringing showers to western scotland, northern ireland, and there could be a few showers or it thundery downpours across the southeast. some sunshine in between, temperatures a bit lower and we are picking up some cooler and fresher air from tuesday onwards, losing that humidity. so, 17-22 . and then from wednesday onwards this area of high pressure it will exert its force across the country, it could bring a few sh

we'll watch for that across the southeast. otherwise, really warm temperatures for the middle of the country. plenty of sunshine as we head into tomorrow across the northeast. and that sticks with us for d t montgomery and up through raleigh. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> okay, we'll be ready for it this weekend. >>> coming up, a spooky good deal for your sweet tooth to celebrate friday the 13th. >>> but first, olympic gymnast jordan chiles breaks her silence over losing her bronze medal through a technicality. ze medal through a technicality. the serum that targets top eye concerns. it hydrates, brightens, refreshes tired eyes, and improves fine lines and puffiness. what's up, you seem skinda sluggish today. things aren't really movin'. you could use some metamucil. metamucil's psyllium fiber helps keep your digestive system moving so you can feel lighter and more energetic. metamucil keeps you movin'. and try fizzing fiber plus vitamins. marshalls buyers hustle for the latest trends, from fashi

cooperation with colleagues from africa and southeast asia is developing. this year alone, contacts with legislators from pakistan, iran, egypt, india and other countries have been intensified. one of the main tasks is to strengthen ties with the parliaments of the sco, brics and non-aligned movement member countries. the parliament faces many tasks today, of course, legislators in many ways. in mogilev, the council of the parliamentary assembly belarus russia has planned a government hour, where we will discuss with the participation of the ministers of health of belarus and russia issues. regional development of health care, for example, specifically the city of mogilev, we take an active part in the cis interparliamentary assembly, the csto parliamentary assembly, we are developing such areas as southeast asia, africa, established this year such working contacts with our colleagues from iran, pakistan, india, egypt, ultimately the task is not easy. first of all, as far as our strategic partner, russia's ally, is there anything else to add here? you know,

two now through and southeast.drizzle to the south ease away, but there'll be plenty of cloud here. but across the northern areas, parts of scotland, northern ireland. we'll see a few more clear spells. much lighter winds too, so it is going to be turning quite cold here. may even see some isolated patches of mist and fog, particularly in rural areas. but to the south that's where it's going to feel a little bit milder under those cloudier skies. now for monday. high pressure will begin to build across the country, which means plenty of fine, dry, settled conditions across the country and where you catch the sunshine it is going to be feeling rather pleasant and warm, particularly in those lighter winds. so generally highs of around 21 celsius down in the southeast. but to the north highs of 17, possibly 18 degrees. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on acts. yes, it could put millions of pensioners really worried and certainly reeling at the news. many are wondering how they're going

a few showers popping up towards the southeast of scotland.therwise scotland, northern ireland, generally dry but more cloud around, so it's going to be quite a bit cooler, particularly so for northern ireland. if we get a bit of sunshine in the midlands across to lincolnshire, that could pop off a few thundery showers here. now that area of low pressure is going to move away on monday, so it starts to turn drier, but then we change the wind direction. we're going to pick up more of a northwesterly wind over the week ahead, and that will make it feel quite a bit cooler as well. now, most of the wet weather next week will be more towards the northwest of the uk this time, the drier weather in the southeast, but those temperatures are going to be lower, perhaps peaking at only 13 or 1a in belfast and edinburgh. now on bbc news: the travel show. so, this is the adriatic sea. over the horizon is the long outstretched boot of italy. and over that way are the small coves and marinas of little montenegro. the historic towns along this coastline seem

by their own fighters , they attacked jabaljarmaq and jabal rihan in the southeast of lebanon severales in a row, as well as regime fighters. the zionists attacked areas in the southwest of lebanon with dozens of missiles. in these attacks, which lasted for about 30 minutes, 52 missiles were fired at the areas of mahmoudiyeh, ayishiyeh, jabal rayhan, jabaljarmaq nahr. in the past 24 hours, it has carried out 17 operations, in the most important of which it targeted the locations of zionist soldiers in the military settlement of matleh with falaq heavy warhead missiles, which caused a fire in this military and zionist settlement, as well as hezbollah. with all kinds of guided missiles, a gathering of zionist soldiers who arrived at the base yesterday. target spending. in this according to the media of the zionist regime, 15 zionist soldiers were killed and wounded in the operation of hezbollah. 8 zionist soldiers were transported by helicopters from the border areas of lebanon with occupied palestine to the hospital in the city of haifa, 45 kilometers from the border of lebanon with oc

according to reports, typhoon yagi, which is described as the strongest storm in southeast asia , has also injured 800 people and forced tens of thousands of people to leave their homes . according to studies, hurricanes that form in coastal areas intensify faster due to climate change and last longer. in the name of god, i greet you , dear compatriots, next week will start with rain and a drop in temperature in many parts of the country. for friday , we expect parts of the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil, as well as parts of the province. gilan, mazandaran and golestan and the heights of alborz, as well as parts of northern kurdistan, zanjan, ghazvin, alborz, northern parts of tehran province, parts of semnan province, regbar, redo baghd and gahi and temporary strong winds . for saturday, rains will be more widespread, in the northwest of the country, in the west as well. beaches in the caspian mountains and the heights of alborz, parts of the northeast of the country, as well as the provinces of the zagros border , the eastern slopes of the zagros, we expect t

back in february, during the anniversary period, they had taken about 15 miles to the southeast. 15 mile crawl and ijust dug it into the outskirts. it will not presumably be the same operational activity in the crisp region. as the russians are now moving resources, ukrainian say they will move some 30,000 russian troops to try and retake this area. ukrainians are digging in, building defences, we saw open source satellite images that show new trenches are being built and based on what we saw our bolstering up the amount of resources and troops in this area in a defensive posture. they are trying to bring this fight into this area that was obviously a hope within the zelensky team that this would move resources away from the russian campaign in the southeast, that they would have a long time to bring specialised equipment, perhaps armour and abc come along row take it all the way to the north. we continue to see that area be reinforced by the russian. they are putting more attention there and the units being dispatched to go in are being dispatched to go in are being pulled from

by the missiles of the zionist regime's fighters there are different areas in the southwest and southeast of lebanon. the fighters of the zionist regime with dozens of missiles to various areas in the southwest of lebanon from naghora to nabatieh and also in the southeast of lebanon to various areas in the region of tafah as well as the heights of jabari. and they attacked jabal jabour. the reason for these attacks by the zionist regime fighters is their fear of hezbollah's response to their attack on the southern suburbs of beirut in 11 operations against the positions of the zionist regime army at a depth of 15 and 20 kilometers northeast of the occupied territories in the upper galilee region and also in the distance 15 km from the lebanese border was targeted in the syrian occupied golan. the zionists fear that hezbollah will deepen its operations and target large occupied cities in the north of the occupied territories with its endhari drones and grad katyusha missiles. hasan azimzadeh of marjayoun sed and sima news agency on the border between lebanon and occupied palestine. we will

things have cleared up in that southeast corner, at least in terms of the wet and windy weather, but some cloud remains. attempt is offset to come up for places like outlet. they'll be coming down however, for southern parts of w way as another where the system starts to talk in not unstable and mass bringing some showers and storms to west in australia. but across the north, it is so a story of extreme hate were seen very high temperatures, heat wave conditions here, but have a look at that drop in temperature for puff will be 18 degrees celsius. so much cooler by wednesday of the, the limit to how far a dream contains sta in your own adventure. now counter and wayne the, [000:00:00;00] the hello i'm elizabeth put on and this is the news, our life from dog hawk coming out for the next 16 minutes. a message of defiance has bowl as leadership speaks for the 1st time since the beginning of the group, secretary general annan is randy attacked. at least a 136 people killed 11 on some sunday as well as drops farms. deeper into favorites and 1000000 for us to flee is as rainy as.

the most humid air still across east anglia and the southeast. between 2a and 26 degrees. now into this evening and overnight. some showers continue to filter across the country in batches, particularly later on in northern ireland and southwest scotland. but for southern scotland and the north east of england, where we could see some clearer skies, here the lowest of the temperatures into tomorrow morning, maybe down to around a or 5 degrees. not quite as humid as last night either across some southern and eastern parts of england. but where we've got the coolest of the weather to begin with, the best of the sunshine, enjoy the morning sunshine because there's going to be more showers cropping up as we go through the day. east anglia, south east again and more widely across southern scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england in particular. temperatures also continue to drop that little bit more as well. tomorrow, around 15 to 20 degrees, the highs, if anything a nudge down where you want early september. beyond that, it looks increasi

and actually on the papers delivered a speech at southeast asia as long as most students accounts will, will surface. i've ever ground mack search page counter stadium, us to them or crowds this during the election board in the battleground state of georgia, 3 republicans of taking over the unelected party. that sets basing roles and can influence the outcome of this year's presidential election. like kind of reports now from a lot the golden dumb of the states capital is being refurbished and far reaching changes, so also on the way behind closed doors in the building below. 3 republican members of the 5 post and state elections board have introduced new rules regarding the certification of results. in particular, suggesting local officials can refuse or delay certification if they decide to look into when democratic states send it to the mail. it is. i'm has petition the governor to remove the republicans from the board for contributing state law. georgians are very concerned that their votes are not going to count these mag outline election. board members across the state are going

north midlands in particular down from southeast yorkshire through into northern areas of east angliaowards the north, we'll see a few showers scattered across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but generally a lot drier here. but it will turn drier, particularly out towards the west, as we head through monday night into tuesday as that low rolls off into the north sea. so some clear spells starting to appear and a slightly chillier start for western areas we'll be seeing on monday morning. but underneath the cloud and the rain of course still very mild. and then on tuesday, well, our low pushes into the north sea. high pressure starts to build into the north and the west. we'll be seeing that a bit later on through the week. but we're starting off tuesday with still outbreaks of rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk more heavy rain falling on the saturated ground. some of the heaviest of the downpours of rain on monday could be across the liverpool bay area stretching across the midlands. north midlands in particular down from southeast yorkshire through into

even after their attacks , it is increasing to different areas in the southwest and also the southeast of lebanon, that is, where we are , these attacks are still continuing, the smoke you see now is caused by the missiles of the regime fighters zionist to the eastern region of jebel rihan heights as well as jebel jabbour in different areas including khardli north of leytani river in its various parts including around nabatieh and also around naghora in southwest lebanon are also targets of zionist regime fighters attacks up until this moment that i am talking to you, more than 60 rockets have been fired at various areas in the south-west and south-east of lebanon, while the drones of the zionist military have been widely deployed in various areas in the south. lebanon is patrolling. these attacks by the zionist regime's fighters are still continuing. a fire has also started in the vegetation of the region in the southeastern region of lebanon. the thick black smoke you see now is caused by the rockets of the zionist regime's fighters hitting the areas of jabal jabbour and jabal rihan

. >>> now to the massive manhunt in southeast texas for the suspect considered armed and dangerous who opened fire on a highway leaving five people seriously wounded and 12 vehicles riddled with bullet holes. police identified the suspect as 32-year-old joseph couch. they say he served at least four years in the national guard. investigators say they found couch's vehicle, an ar-15-style rifle they say he bought legally ate -- at a gun store saturday morning and rounds of ammunition. more from london, kentucky. >>> we have several people shot -- >> reporter: the first calls about an active shooter came late saturday. >> having shot through the windshield. >> reporter: first responders raced to interstate 75 in laurel county, about nine miles north of the city of london. >> i can't stress how chaotic this was. when units arrived on the scene people -- cars on the side of the road, emergency flashers, windows shot out. >> reporter: five people were shot including one person who was struck in the face. two more were injured in subsequent car wrecks, but they're all expected to be okay. >>

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there are now more than 400 420,000 homes and businesses without power across the southeast where the bulk of those in louisiana earlier cnn meteorologist derek van dam, witness strength in francine firsthand my anemometer is just peeking with hurricane force gusts and you can see some of the turbulent waves behind me the gulf of mexico is still 1015 miles behind me to myself. >> this is actually part of a lake that we've been reporting from all day today. but this is just complete whiteout conditions. and what i've noticed is that the water has come up and it's approaching this berm. and if it does time i get one of those strong bans, it feels like you're getting the backwash. i've said it for the backwash of a jet engine and its stings your face. those little tiny when droplets seen me show just allison chinchar was say hit from the weather. >> she's in the safety of the studio. it's not a hurricane, but it's still very dangerous, isn't it? as we can see, it is absolutely. >> and i think that's the key component here is just because it's made landfall doesn't mean the system just au

india basin will be the envy of the entire city in the southeast sector in the city of in a community that had been rocked by environmental injustice and this is a creation created by the community it is transformative and it will be opening very soon along with so many other great things that we're doing in our rec and park system. so at this time, it is my honor, i'm excited to bring up sonya clark herrera to swear her in to the rec and park commission. [cheers and applause] okay, stand right there. all right, are you ready? okay. please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i state your name. >> i san sonya clark ge rera. >> solemnly swear na i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california. against all enemies, foreign and domestic that i bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation freely. without any mental reservation. or purpose of evasion, and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duty about which i'm about to enter and during such time as i serve as commissioner for the san

and record-breaking flooding and power outages overwhelming the southeast three days after hurricaneelene made land fall. ♪ announcer: major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- >> consumer cellular, this is sam. this is pocket dial. well, somebody's pocket you get nationwide coverage with no contract. is kind of our thing. have a nice day. ♪ announcer: and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions -- ♪ and friends of the news hour. ♪ ♪ announcer: this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. john: good evening. while keeping up its bombardment of hezbollah in lebanon, israel struck another iranian backed group targeting them in yemen in retaliation for houthi missiles fired at israel but israel's main focus remains hezbollah. days after the massive is really strike that killed hassan nasrallah, smoke still rises from the headquarters in uthern beirut. a fitting image for what israel has done to the militant groups top command. today hezbollah co

the heavy forces of the zionist forces attacked the kufrsho area in the southeast of lebanon, and that too at a distance of about 2 kilometers from our location . it can be said that it was about an hour ago that various electronic devices, as reported in local sources, field sources in different areas in the south lebanese and also in the southern zahia of beirut to give laptops, fixed phones and even solar panels and solar batteries that are used in most areas in lebanon, several of them exploded on the roofs of houses in the south of lebanon. several laptop devices that were inside the cars and also inside the houses were exploded along with those devices. there are various devices, including pagers, that explode . you can still see the smoke caused by the heavy rockets and trench breakers of the zionist forces that hit the kafarkala area in the southeast of lebanon. hizbullah has confirmed 3 statements today and issued almost an hour ago that hizbullah destroyed the beithalil barracks behind the military settlement of metalke kalan with its grad katyusha missiles. you can see the z