you have been clear on the southwest chief. and we are headstrong, in terms of using the $50 million. we have leveraged the $50 million. think i told you when we met, to $90 million. but it still has three big problems. and we shouldn't run from his problems. it needs to have ptc. i fundamentally disagree with him. and i don't think anybody should tell rural america that they have a lower level of safety than urban america, and that their trains are not going to have the kind of technology that the northeast corridor has. that happened at aviation. we had a whole series of accidents, congress changed the law. so, i disagree with that. that the ntsb disagree with that. that's number 1. you have got to bond what has to be funded to operate that railroad safely. and it needs $100 million of investment. we don't have that $100 million. i have an omb and the secretary of transportation that has a different view of my budget than i do. i agree with all of you that we need to invest in a national railroad network. but, we have got to

rain for the first southwest of england and northern ireland as well.increasingly humid down towards the southeast. sad to see pretty heavy rain through sunday night in overnight into monday, so initially that rain will be following in the southwest but it pushes north across england and wales turning increasingly heavy and sundry 20 to 50 mm and a lot of surface water on the roads. during the early hours northern ireland northern england into scotland and particularly the eastern half of scotland 80 mm of rain leading to some localised flooding problems. of the day on monday we have got that heavy rain and thunderstorms across northern england and scotland as well and things will be drying up and turning hot and things will be drying up and turning hotand humid things will be drying up and turning hot and humid and still the chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. why the between route 18 to 25. next week that we have that threats of thunderstorms but also some pretty warm weather too. toppling around 30 or 31 celsius particularly through the mi

we just talked about exemption on the southwest peas. i just want to make sure that the senators are aware. i am very supportive of our passenger rail system. i spent many years defending it. when it comes to talking about numbers, they have investigated 153 preventable accidents since 1969. over 300 fatalities. 6700 entries. in that amount of time we put a man on the man. we could have implemented it but thankfully, congress required. back in 2008. we're going to talk about measures, whether our exemptions, there should be no exemptions. they were not authorized in law. it will stop a train if the engineer runs through a red signal. if there is a switch in the wrong position or federal worker is on the truck. we have to implement these exemptions need to go way. >> i have one more quick question. you called the gateway project the most urgent infrastructure project in the nation. then you said we need to get this done and stop the unnecessary red tape. i cannot agree more. what can we do to cut that redtape? >> the fra needs to improve

the situation of the southwest border is beyond the crisis. even though liberals "new york times" editorial board, "the wall street journal" editorial board, the senate minority leader chuck schumer were calling on house democrats to act, unfortunately the majority denied the multiple opportunities t to find the need supplemental humanitarian assistance that has been called for 17 times. house democrats have rejected the immediate humanitarian porter aide. increasing numbers of migrants have children on the dangerous journey to the border more than ever before with the most significant inflection point being the immigration law caused by the settlement extension to families. there are more than 17,000 migrant17,000migrants in the cud border protection custody along the southwest border and facilities designed to hold 4,000. our colleagues are quick to point out that people have died, but the majority has repeatedly rejected the effort to provide immediate humanitarian support. customs and border protection have been forced to release more than

further south and east dryer and also our winds turned back around to the southwest. where things will start to turn warmer. so potentially next weekend slowly things turn dryer and next weekend slowly things turn dryerand a next weekend slowly things turn dryer and a bit warmer. goodbye. as the contest to be the next prime minister formally begins, more questions for michael gove over past drug use. the conservative leadership candidate says he was lucky not to go to prison for taking cocaine 20 years ago. i was fortunate in that i didn't but i do think it was a profound mistake and i have seen the damage that drugs do. i have seen it close up and i've also seen it in the work i have done as a politician and that's why i deeply regret the mistake that i made. with mr gove under continuing scrutiny, on the eve of nominations opening, we'll be exploring how the race might be affected. also tonight: police in hong kong clash with protestors angry at a law that would allow suspected criminals to be extradited to china. mourning the deaths of more opposition supporters in

of this next area of low pressure, which will move up into wells in the southwest of england.ight, it's going to be largely dried, some lengthy clear spells for the north, few showers for western scotland, this low pressure will bring somewhat weather whether to be largely dry, some lengthy clear spells for the north, few showers for western scotland, this low pressure will bring somewhat or whether two wills in the southwest with the temperatures rising a little bit as the breeze picks up as well. so for tuesday morning, we start off with some sunshine across the north and east, but this rain across the southwest will spill northwards into much of western england, wales, eventually southern central scotland and northern ireland, we could see a few heavy showers affecting the far southeast, the best of the dry and bright weather will be the far north of scotland, but cool here, and maybe the southeast, where we could nudge temperatures up into the 21—20 what celsius might. tuesday night into wednesday, low—pressure rate on top of the country. whether front bringing a cloudy da

from 2010 to 2017 cbp operations deployed to the southwest border. between 2012 and 2017, dod provided shelter for approximately 16,000 unaccompanied children for hhs on dod installations. since april, 2018 dod support to dhs evolved as the border crisis continues. april 4th, the president directed that dod support dhs in securing the southern border. responding to evolving challenges of the border, marked rise in illegal migration of 36,000 migrants per month, dod surged military support to cbp, and all nine border patrol sectors in all four border states in support of the operation guardian support. national guard personnel have been supporting with aviation, engineering communications, vehicle maintenance planning, and other nonlaw enforcement missions. this support provides badges back to the border by freeing border patrol agents to execute law enforcement duties, enhancing situational awareness on the southern border of the united states. as of today, there's 1900 national guard personnel supporting cbp operation guardian support. in october, 2

the first of them with a few showers across northern england and especially the northwest into southwestshing for the north across scotla nd and pushing for the north across scotland and seem more developing with heavy downpours towards northern ireland and maybe into wales and the southwest as well. a chance for a shower elsewhere but also some sunny spells around and anything sunday looks a bit breezy her. still close to 20 across parts of eastern england and most of us around the mid to upper teens. take around the mid to upper teens. take a look into monday, again showers around with heavy ones in scotland that may be thundering in a band of cloud and maybe the odd spot of rain trying to edge further east into east anglia and the southeast. if anything, it will be a few degrees warmer. the story of next week it is where things terminally drive for a time on tuesday and a bit warmer but then wetter again from midweek and then wetter again from midweek and then of the week, a few showers around and things will turn a bit cooler. see you again. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis va

and the city of low pressure that will move up into wales in the southwest of england.engthy clear spells further north, a few showers for western scotland, but this low pressure will bring some winter weather to wales in the southwest with the temperatures rising up little bit as the breeze picks up too. so for tuesday morning, we start off with some sunshine across the north and the east, but this rain across the southwest will spill northwards into much of western england, wales and eventually central southern scotland and northern ireland. we could see a few heavy showers affecting the far southeast. probably the best of the dry and bright weather will be the far north of scotland, but cool here and may be the southeast, where we could nudge temperatures up to the 20 or 21 celsius mark. as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, low pressure on top the country, bringing in cloudy day with outbreaks of rain for much of scotland, but also this weather front over the near constant could just flow over the southeast corner and perhaps bring some heavy thundery rain

border patrol has apprehended 600 64,000 illegal aliens on our southwest border this year. a 140% increase compared to the same timeframe last year. june is beginning to show signs of seasonal decline. we are still setting records. just three weeks into the month, we have surpassed the apprehension level for -- since 2007. flows resources. we have made investments into care, such as medical support and transportation. we requested additional funds for this purpose. been forced to direct manpower away from our border security mission simply to keep pace with the high level of apprehensions. we have shutdown we've been forced to direct manpower away from the border to alienmission processing simply to keep pace with the high level of apprehensions. detailed agents, we've shut down checkpoints, pulled agents from task forces, leave, canceled training to address this crisis. began direct releasing non-processed criminal family units on march 19th we have reduced the time families spend in our custody after processing. with more than 96,000 family far, thisleased so currently re

of this next area of low pressure, which will move up into wales and the southwest of england.it's going to be largely dry, some lengthy clear spells further north, a few showers for western scotland, this low—pressure will bring some wetter weather in the southwest, with the temperatures rising a little bit as the breeze picks up as well. so for tuesday morning, we start off with some sunshine across the north and the east, but this rain across the southwest will spill northwards into much of western england, wales, eventually southern and central scotland and northern ireland, could see a few heavy showers affecting the far southeast. probably the best of the dry and bright weather will be the far north of scotland, cool here, and maybe to southeast, where we could nudge temperatures up into the 21—21dc temperatures up into the 20—21dc mark. tuesday night into wednesday, low—pressure right on top of the country, it's a weather front bringing cloudy day, without breaks of rain for much of scotland, but also this whether front over the near continent could just flirt with the s

west/southwest, breezy. airport with a west/southwest over san pablo bay. towards hidden american canyon. hidden brook. high pressure gets bumped out of the least. thunderstorms over the central sierra. 50s on the temps. some of the inland will start to come down, even if in the upper 60s. around the bay, low 50s for many. including tiburon. the city at 52. and the water temps have gone down. they're about 51 to 53. that makes a huge difference on the lows. cooler today and probably the same tomorrow as that system right there sweeps through. and that opens the door to a cooler pattern. 60s, 70s, 70s are very low 80s. 5:01. >> there are a couple of things in the area. first of all, we're going to go to the tracy super commute and talk about 580 as you're driving out from the valley. because there is a new crash. greenville road at patterson pass road. and that's obviously a bad area for a crash. in that vicinity. we've had traffic that has been okay. also, there is hazardous material response, southbound 680 at bernle road. this has been mopped up by the fi

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tomorrow, southwest winds,e noticone. up over 20 miles per ho at times. so breezy, humid, a likelihood of some thundersrms aro here tomorrow afternoon.l this generaattern of storminess way out across the middle of the country starts to move in our direction. while we enjoy today have it this way. tomorrow, showers and storms are likely by later on ito the afternoon and evening. and once we get back into that pattern, there's almost no chance that i could take all the rain chances out of tomorrow or thursday. we're keeping them out of friday and saturday for now. but just know that that's -- staying dry friday and saturday, not a lot of confidence yet. we're optimistic more than confident. >> tell you what, all i'm rried about is today looks good. one day at a time. potomac falls near the parkway, lanes westbound blocked by the crash. got off the phone with police, two people were transported to the hospital.ks he thin things are shut down because of the cleanup. no major investigation or anything. we'll keep you updated there. eastbound is open. on the be

. >>> southwest airlines is extending removal of the boeing 737 max lane from its schedule through labor day. with uncertainty of the plains return, southwest said this move will reduce last-minute travel disruption. the 737 max has been granted worldwide since march after two fatal crashes. american airlines has also announced it is removing the plane from its schedule at the start of september. >>> it is a new crack in the military glass ceiling. the california national guard has elected the first woman to command a u.s. army infantry division. later this month brigadier general lori yeager takes command of the 40th infantry division, she will be responsible for the training and readiness of 10,000 soldiers from night nine states and territories which include california and guam. yeager grew up in a military family, said she first joined in 1986 to pay for college. she eventually flew blackhawk helicopter missions in iraq. along with her military career, she is also a mom of four. >>> a coast guard grooming doing a maintenance check ended up in the water in tampa bay, take a look.>> ma

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they sent these troops into southwest virginia to put a stop to the dissent that was taking place. the secret unionist society, called the heroes of america, which had spread into southwest virginia from north carolina was very active. clearly the confederate government saw this as a threat to its existence. it is war of another kind. the homefront instead of the battlefront. there are also deserters in southwest virginia, floyd county became a haven for deserters in the final years of the civil war. this is a big problem for the davis administration. deserters, by definition, were rejecting the authority of the national government, rejecting the authority of the davis administration. it is not that they were always motivated by unionism. it's knowledge they were completely against the confederacy, but far more frequent was the simple desire to return home and provide for their families, to get out of the terrible conditions they may be experiencing. regardless of the intent, desertion by its nature functioned on some level as a challenge to the government's authority and a challen

so now through september 22th, the max will fly in to southwest. it's causing southwest to cancel about a 100 flights a day american made the same decision a week or so ago southwest says it will affect notify the affected passengers and help them make alternative arrangements and uber plans to start delivering food by drone this summer. it is happening. it's been testing this the san diego using fast food meals from mcdonald's. and it says has been working closely with the fda to ensure the meeting all the requirements and making sure everything is safe live from the nasdaq, i'm jane king back to james. >>that is amazing i can't wait to of practice. thank you very it is thanks. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news police are frustrated that a judge will not put this man back behind bars even though they say he keeps of violating his parole and after the break you could see major changes the next time you head to the san next time you head to the san jose airport man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet

for the rest of the day, towards cornwall and southwest wales, more cloud for the western isles we could showers and more cloud down on the east, but otherwise dry, clear skies and muggy some spots in the southwest where it drops. 0n saturday, the heat in the humidity continues except the transfers to the eastern half of the uk. we will have more cloud out towards the west and as the day goes on, we will see showers developing for north wales and northern england and scotland, which is heavy and potentially thundering. that heat and humidity really building in the far south where we could see temperatures exceed 33 celsius, we could see 3a and one or two spots. a fine into the day for many places but this band of rain will continue its journey eastwards and this is a court front and you'll be a bit of a game changer for the second half of the weekend. it has been brought through by an area of low pressure thatis through by an area of low pressure that is sitting up towards the north and the west and will sweep out that heat and humidity gradually. having said that, down towards the south

this time it looks like short southwest england and wales. clear spells elsewhere.deeper into the night. a chillier spot will be dipping down close to mid single figures, and that takes us on to pa rt figures, and that takes us on to part two of the weekend. another look at the big picture. it's deja vu. look at the big picture. it's deja vu. low pressure is still close by, so vu. low pressure is still close by, so in no hurry to move away, so again we get these weather disturbances moving in from the west. the first of them with a few showers across northern england, especially northwest england into southwest scotland, pushing further north across scotland, we will see another one developing with potentially heavy downpours towards northern ireland from mbb into wells in the southwest as well. chance or showers elsewhere, but also some sunny spells around, anything, sunday is looking a bit breezy air. still close to 20 across parts of eastern england, most of us around the mid to upper teens. now as we ta ke the mid to upper teens. now as we take a look into monda

the first of them with a few showers across northern england and especially the northwest into southwesttowards northern ireland and maybe into wales and the southwest as well. a chance for a shower elsewhere but also some sunny spells around and anything sunday looks a bit breezy her. and anything sunday looks a bit breezier. still close to 20 across parts of eastern england and most of us around the mid to upper teens. take a look into monday, again showers around with heavy ones in scotland that may be thundery in a band of cloud and maybe the odd spot of rain trying to edge further east into east anglia and the southeast. if anything, it will be a few degrees warmer. the story of next week it is where things terminally drive for a time on tuesday and a bit warmer but then wetter again from midweek and then of the week, a few showers around and things will turn a bit cooler. this is bbc news, the headlines: iran has denied any involvement in attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman on thursday. the us has released a video which it says proves iran's involvement. the uk has said

. >> kristine spencer lives at tha james creek apartments in southwest. near alayground and a reck center where kids often come. spencer says she worries about those kids getting hit by a car. >> it's very upsetting. it's very upsetting. you don't want t see any child get hurt. >> reporter: that's why today the d.c. department of transportation putting down bright new stripes to create new crosswalks that look like ladders, and that hopefully will stop the speeding. >> we' see an increase pedestrian charles allen talking about crashes like this one easter day, a man crushed by a car after it was hit by another car that arean a stop sign. >> we can't control for every driver's behavimar, but ng sure that it's bright and move slower. ll seen means that >> i think it's long overdue. >> i think it'sre. at at t>>he yth d.c. mayor muriel bowser and the hand today city plans to eventually make all crosswalks look like this one, something that neighbors say is a step in the right direction. >> i love it. i love it. it feels great. >> reporter: in southwest, aimee

winds back up to the southwest. ll show you future weather and help you plan out how long the taking a look right now it is slow. seems like they are starting to before king, right side is blocke falls church, right side of the there. inner loop and outer loop. inner loop by braddoc roadbl republ we know that a third american died days earlar. three causes of death are while a different person in a differ hotel, they are owned the couple was staying at the and she reportedly had a drink collap her cause of death has also been listed respiratory failure. the deaths occurred five days i know for a fact that she was >> those families plan on having autops conducted once the week and wein are stayon top telemu 44. albert is on hisway to the you can see his reports here on the deaths of two americans on morn author in figi say david michel texted the parents the couple was rushed to the the christ rapp was a public >> meanwhile, virginia's the governor wants law make of committee in the >> i will be askingor votes prayer

we have heat alerts in the southwest. 44 million people impacted once again. the third day in a row challenging records again. portland could see a record of 97 their record high right now is 93 we are looking at 112 in phoenix. story foe day.at the weather now a closer look at your day ahead. in the southwest, we'll see storms bubble up again temperatures right around nor l normal look at the temperatures in the plains looking good with lots o sunshine some rain in the ohio valley looking at some umbrella weather returning to the northeast tomorrow >>> in today's quick hits, the a hedged stocker of kendal jenner has been deported to canada. john ford was sent back to his home country after two convictions. >>> kroger will ll cbd in nearly 1,000 stores including creams, balms and oils >>> pam pers announced ty will provide 5,000 baby changing tables to men's rest rooms nine out of ten dads have gone into public rest rooms that dn't have a changing table we'll be right back. burying the smell in a flowery fog. switch to febre air effects! febreze eliminates eve

to get to this remote fishing village in southwest alaska is a ride by boat. but this is one of the places attorney general bill barr came to see. >> glad i'm here. good to meet you. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: as he made his way along the boardwalk that winds through the village, he learned how the isolation made the residents vulnerable. >> we need pubc safety here. >> reporter: in a meeting at the local school, the village's tribal chief pleaded for help and protection. >> we may be poor, we may be the poorest people and the neediest people, but we should matter. >> reporter: alaska has the highest rates of domestic violence and sexual assault in the united states. three times the national average. but an investigation by the anchorage daily news and pro publica found one in three communities in alaska had no local law enforcement officers and there sex crime rates are even higher, help can be hours or a day away. >> someone asks me why are you here, why did you pick alaska? because to me my job is to go where the need is greatest and i think the n

recognize governments say they've shot down a drone in southwest tripoli the video appears to show the wreckage with an image of a u.a.e. flag al-jazeera cannot independently verify the footage mahmoud abbas had has more from tripoli. forces loyal to the you recognized a government of national accord in tripoli say that they have shot down a drone that shows its wreckage it was made in the united arab emirates. government forces have been showing videos and pictures of the drone and it shows that it is the. type of the drone is called the h m d that was made in the united arab emirates and also the united arab emirates a flag is shown on the wreckage of the drawing we know that. has been involved in supporting the warlords or have to it with fighter jets in fact the united arab emirates has 8 bases in the east of libya which includes several types of fighter jets that have been supporting the warlords or have to in all his battles against his his enemies in libya since 2014 this situation in tripoli means a very tense. war and. it seems that tripoli under this attack has 2 different fa

not only here in the southwest border but on the southern border of mexico and. cross the nation of mexico it's happening in the mediterranean sea where the european union is criminalizing humanitarian aid workers and ships that are trying to save the lives of migrants and refugees in the mediterranean sea so this is a global matter. that demands the attention and care for all ethical analysis of all people of goodwill and compassion. scott is part of your guys' ation but at the time where he was assisting offering humanitarian aid were you aware of the risk was he aware of the risks that you could actually face charges and end up in prison. we've been aware of that risk for a long time. since the founding of no more deaths and samaritan's people were that our volunteers have been threatened. regular basis by border patrol agents with criminal charges and they have even brought those charges to the united states attorney in the past or or even to court. i think over the. 15 year span of no more deaths and samaritans here on the southwest border we. had charges fi

louis at 90 how about 88 in new york down towards atlanta it'll be 92, miami 90 back to the southwest paso, hot stuff. so what we're talking about though is the humidity and the heat and humidity combined chance for those showers and thunderstorms, a huge chunk of the country, anywhere from dallas through minneapolis all the way back towards bismark and then into the big cities across the east, back to the southwest, nice and dry, so getting ready for that heat and speaking of the southwest, notice these temperatures, really going to be rising over the next several days palm springs down to tucson , arizona, phoenix, las vegas, are you going to be in these locations look at these numbers through your thursday, we'll be into the middle well into the triple digits i should say about 105 around palm springs, california, 102 for tucson, arizona so certainly seeing heat across the southwest and the chance for those showers and storms further east. arthel back to you. stay cool. >> arthel: yeah, i'll try, you too. >> 110 in phoenix, all right guys get used to it i know. >> arthel: listen en

and west the very far southwest and west of the uk. north, it cools, but we are not going to get those extremely high temperatures in fact, over the next day or two we could still see highs of 45 degrees to the south of france, spain and more like 32 here in the uk. he is well looks like first thing on thursday morning, here well looks like first thing thursday morning, temperatures around 13 in london, but a nip in the air, only 5 degrees so, really chilly. and then thursday is looking sunny and wall—to—wall sunshine right from the word go, perhaps 26 degrees in the lowlands of scotland, will probably hit mid 20s for the south to the north sea coast still a little bit fresher there around the upper teens. here is friday's weather forecast, the big high pressure is with us and it is dominating the weather across a large chunk of the continent. now on friday, it looks as though the hot air will be coming into france and affecting southwestern parts of the uk which will be quite breezy and into western scotland, here is where you see the

high pressure still there, we see this low pressure as you can from the southwest and that is likelystart off dry with hay the spells of sunshine soon developing and it will start to fill increasingly warm humid across the south of england and wales as those temperatures continue to rise. frc temperatures continue to rise. frc temperature goes through the afternoon on sunday we should see highs reaching 2a degrees towards london and high teens further north and you cannot help but notice this area of rain. through sunday afternoon and sunday night, we will see you then every rain and break out, the amount of rain from place to place to place will vary significantly. with this amount of rain and place following in a short space of time, a scope of localised flooding and through sunday night into monday that trouble spreads northwards we could see 100 mm over the high ground of scotland. and the week ahead, some areas could see the highest temperature of the year so far whilst others are contending with a threat of baked in every downpour and some localised flooding issues as well. the

so, you see much less pure fentanyl coming across the southwest border. and what comes through our mail and express consignment directly from china tends to be much smaller amounts, but much more pure and 90% or above peer. i will turn it over to my law enforcement colleagues as well. >> i can say that in the cases that i have prosecuted or supervised, -- we have been seeing members of that cartel doing anything and everything they can to get their drugs into the united states. similar to what mr. chad chester said, we are seeing lower levels of purity. that we are seeing larger quantities being transported from mexico. we are also seeing fentanyl being mixed in with other types of drugs such as cocaine, methamphetamine and obviously heroin. and, like i said, those traffickers are using any manner needed to get into the united states to make as much money as possible. >> thank you for that. there is a border angle here that is very, very important. border security angle. the mail angle that is very important. let me ask you about the chinese government co

travis, fairfield had gusts of 45 miles to the southwest. only down to 40 now.t at oakland. around american canyon. hidden brook. just off the chart here. water temps cool again, 53 to 55. bodega bay. that fog is cold once it gets onshore flow coming in. monterey is at 56. a lot of low clouds down toward the peninsula. pattern where cloud deck is not going to budge much today. even inland temps, which were still on the warm side to maybe a few yesterday are done. 50s, 60s and 70s. a little warmer as we go in. >> time is 4:22. actor cuba gooding jr., making headlines after he surrendered and turned himself in to police. up next, what the oscar winner is doing. >>> and hit with a massive fine. the reason the ritz carlton is being ordered to pay more than $1 million. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. actor cuba gooding jr., the 61- year-old actor denies allegations that he groped the woman in the new york bar. his lawyer says video from the bar will prove he is innocent. >> mr. gooding has not acted inappropriately in any shape or form. nothing in the video coul

what weather moving its way gradually and from the southwest, or perhaps southern areas or should staynd, with some thunderstorms mixed into those heavy spells of rain. into the early hours of monday morning, most of the wet weather will push it to parts of scotland, could be quite heavy and persistent in the east of scotland monday morning and will be left with quite a lot of surface water on the roads. through the day on monday, that first batch continues through northern and eastern scotland, quite heavy at times but the rest of the uk can see if you showers building. the show would be hit and miss, when you do get a shower, it can be quite heavy and potentially thundering. it could be humid and heavy in the southeast, high teens to the low 20s. through monday evening, that may continue to parts of scotland and then our attention turns towards the side as the next batch of heavy rain and thundera the side as the next batch of heavy rain and thunder a showers moves from the channel across many southern and eastern parts and in particular, in the midlands as well, that could be partic

an area of cloud running its way into towards the southwest and pepping up the showers, perhaps givingnd, perisitent rain beginning to show its hand from increasing cloud across the southwester quarter through the rest of the evening and overnight so we will push that rain up and across the western side of england through wales into the heart of scotland and norhtern ireland too. it will leave a trailing portion of the front to keep the rain going into parts of wales, into the northwest of england and all the while still have the persistent rain arcing its way across parts of western northern ireland and across the northern half of scotland. not a great deal changes as we get on into the body of monday. a few isobars there. the wind will be a noticeable feature and at its worst could be in noticeable shows, and we could well see a gust of a0 or 45 mph. here‘s the problem with the persistent rain across central and western part of scotland and northern ireland, that weatherfront, although it tends to weaken through the day, it may well be the case that before it finally fizzles away we

there's your wind, west/southwest. vacaville and toward davis. out of the upper 60s, out of the 70s. and low clouds are back. and they're back in a big day. and i don't think they're going anywhere for a couple of days. back in the 50s and 60s. 70s and 80s for most. >>> 4:31. sal is here. super commute time? >> yes, it is, steve. it is the commute from the area of fairfield to vacaville, american canyon. vallejo. heading out west. looks pretty good so far. no major issues. a little slowin world. and right now, can still do that. no problems on the richmond, san rafael bridge. and marin county looks good. it's taking about 20 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge to oakland's macarthur maze. and there's a slight delay. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> a dynasty is on the line tonight in oakland. game 6 of the nba finals. just hours away, between the warriors and the raptors. toronto leads the series, three games to two. if the warriors win tonight, winner takes all, game 7 will be played sunday night in toronto. if toronto wi

we approach the end of the week, the winds will be lighter by the stage and also coming from the southwestoes stay pretty unsettled, but it stays increasingly dry to the southeast as we go through the weekend. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11:00: the prime minister pledges the uk will cut greenhouse gases to zero by 2050, making britain one of the first major economy to do so, affecting all our daily lives. in one of her last measures as prime minister theresa may will say the uk must lead the world to a cleaner, greener form of growth. three more conservatives set out their stalls in the leadership contest and brexit remains the defining issue. labour is to make a fresh attempt in parliament tomorrow to stop the uk leaving the european union without an agreement. 0xfam is given an official warning by the charity watchdog, following allegations of serious sexual misconduct by its staff in haiti.

of showery rain pushing from the west, also spouse of sunshine but with the wind coming from the southwestatures generally about 90 degrees in a few places in the south up degrees in a few places in the south up to 20 degrees. find a graphic sunshine and showers, blue skies one minute, in bed next a shower card comes around and drench you, some of those heavy with rumbles of thunder, temperatures 14—19 maybe 20 degrees, and the best of the sunshine. into the start of the newly, like a dry by the a time, some of us could get into the middle of us could get this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: borisjohnson is the clear front runner in the battle to become the next prime minister winning the support of more than a third of tory mps in the first round of voting. seven candidates are still in the running but there's talk of some of them pulling out, perhaps as early as tomorrow. the usa blames iran for two suspected attacks on oil tankers in the gulf of oman, one of the world's busiest oil shipping lanes. the former labour and change uk mp chuka umunna joins the libera

some of that breeze is kicking in out of the southwest. temperatures way over average. the highs yesterday and normal for this time of year as you can see. the i mean, normal highs 66 in san francisco. they're sitting at 74 last time i looked. although the breeze has kicked in a little bit. usually we wait for that finger of fog starting to make its way. we'll see if it develops. 70s on these temps. just rare to see. i do think that breeze is going to continue to hold. they could be cooler than this if that breeze decides to show up. it will be well inland. they'll still be upper 90s and 100s. the coast and bay should start to make the lows way up. underneath that there is a little bit of fog. very shallow but it is there for some. when you're sitting at 75, 77 degrees or at 70 it won't take long to warm up and it does look like these higher clouds once they clear we'll get a better idea if that breeze starts to kick in. 60s, 70s but still another day inland. 6:01 sal is here and he is focusing on bart or something else. >>> i will let you know if bart has some delays.

and that's across the entire southwest border. so 4,000 is a healthy number. even though we've brought those levels from 19,000 in may as i talked about earlier, we're still sitting at 12,000 to 13,000 every day. which is well above the capacity level. >> and again, that's capacity of the standard stations, correct? you've put up things like tents, we saw those. other types of military tents. the types used by military in iraq, is that correct? is that how you've expanded capacity? >> it is. you would see in multiple areas particularly in el paso where we have enforced move bodies out, transport them out. because we're over capacity in that location. we've transported them to either del rio sector or laredo sector to process. to your point, we have stood up additional soft sided facilities. we stood up two at donna and one in el paso as well to assist. and there's one currently being stood up at yuma to assist. >> talk about the road block. border patrol, you're trying to process them as quickly as possible and then turn them over to ooii.c.e., correct? you ap

experts say that as southwest and hawaiian airlines also appeared with raise their prices too. these price hikes more worrying us travelers but the investors say that it's actually good news and shows there is still demand out there shares of american airlines, hawaiian airlines and southwest all surged yesterday after these changes still ahead. you're not allowed to have. >>actually they can't smoke at that they can have a head looks plain differential coming up after the break. >>well if you're looking for something to do this weekend maybe some for dad. we've got some ideas for fun things in your >>a court in california has ruled that inmates can have marijuana in prison well. but it's on story townsel reports tonight. there's a catch. >>it creates confusion if it's illegal to take it and it's illegal to use that. but now it's not illegal to have a it's sort of like what's the point of making it not illegal to have it. >>a lot of people are asking that question one day after the plight of 5 sacramento county inmates got the nod from california's 3rd district court of appeals

southwest winds have returned. it's brought the humidity. added temperatures will lead to addedn instability ihe atmosphere. unfortunately storm team 4 weather agirt could ve you the notice that there's a chae for stronger thunderstorms later today. after today our weather turns rather pleasant again. the main threat for severe weather is down to our south and ouweto our . there's a chance that anynd iidual storm that gets going could pack ait of a punch. already some pre-dawn thunderstorms out here near charleston, west virginia. a lot of instability in the atmosphere. just the opportunity for a stronger thunderstorm with really gusty winds and small hail a possibility. it's all quiet fut now clouds will thicken up. temperatures starting off a lot milder this moing, in the 50s s.d 60 no more 40s like yeerday. today's high 85. ounderstorm chance up t 60% foro later one afternoon and evening. more abouthe weekend and the ten day forecast coming up. melissa, good morning. >> good morning to you on the beltway, oner l at braddock road, blocked

there's also southwest getting ready to land. >> always good info. >>> no flight issues today. we don't have any fog to deal with. maybe tomorrow but not today. nice to hot and cooler and windy as fog returns tomorrow. nice on friday. looks like a much warmer saturday. i did not click on another image so you're just seeing a base map. that's what that is. >>> 55 santa rosa. lows are warmer by a good 4 degrees for some. 7 for santa rosa. they were 48 at this time yesterday. 55. if you thought it was hot yesterday in ukiah, fairfield, concord, gilroy you are right. still above average of fief degrees. oakland 80 above. not much change today. we're starting off mild to warm. any fog probably has a short shelf life th going to last. i mean, there's a few around there but most of these are south but not nearly as widespread or severe. 49 half moon bay yet 61 concord. fairfield's in there. rio vista. hayward 65 and redwood city 59. low santa cruz mountains. mid to upper 50s. san jose both observations are at san jose at 50. going to be a hot day up there but a system is on its way to

southwest is currently selling tickets for flights beginning september 3rd. american airlines, september 4th. and united airlines has removed the max jet from its schedule through august 3rd. thedal aviation administration says it does not have a timeline to bring the max 8 back into service. >>> still ahead,tew shows se a record on netflix. >>> plus, sarah huckabee sanders may be leaving the white house, but is s s doing to pursue her ♪ ♪ ♪ free range eggs for free range living. nellie's free range eggs (chicken clucks) >>> there are thousands of families in our area living paycheck to pay chick, doing their bestjust to get bay. tonight, the story of a unique organization that steps in to help them out but without ever taking the credit. ron fitzimmons and his sister controlled s alice's kidin memory of their mother. theyooemember growing up pr and the shame they felt from accepting charity. they created th organization that provides monetary help but does it totally anonymously. >> we vowed that if we could we would make the assistance totally anonymous so

that's a good thing because if it'ssually the bermuda high is offshore which provides with the southwest wind, that's humidity stuff. but today north westerly wind it will be every bit as hot, dr zero percent chance for rain today, the northwest wind keeps humidity levels in check. it will be hot at least it w be terribly, terribly humid. this morning, starting off with temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. t too bad of a day. here is your forecast planner hour by hour, comforthele for orning hours, get your walks and jogs and rides in this mornin most areas will be in the low 90s f afternoon highs, 93 downtown. closer look at the humidityr the weekend coming up. dave, good morning. >> good mor ng, checkbell. start off with work zones, beltway outer loop it's one lane on the left getting by. staying left and center to get by. we'll take youo southbound baltimore/washington parkway transition 295 on kettleworth avenue, single file o to the right getting by the work zone. 95 to lorton couple lanes blocked.to back you. >>> a major development on capitol hill. >> former special counselbe rort

southwest has 34 max planes in its fleet. the airline will contact affected customers and offer alternatives. the faa grounded all max planes in march after two fatal crashes overseas. >>> happening today in the east bay, it is opening day at the alameda county fair in pleasanton and the last ride for the cattle drive. they will proceed down main street with cowgirls and boys and entertainers. this is the third year in a row and the last time. fair organizers say they want to create new and fun experiences. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley will take part as he has the past few years. it starts at 10:30 a.m. from the rose avenue gate at the fairrounds. >>> a couple of special games tonight. the first one starts at 6:37, and if you're a big fan of the netflix show "stranger things" that's the theme to tonight's fireworks as the mariners come in to take on the a's. dress warmly. 64 dropping down to 59 degrees. just a few minutes later, 7:15 over at oracle, the milwaukee brewers in town to take on the giants. and we also have firewor

three terminals lost power including southwest and united. that resulted in multiple flight cancellations and delays. power was out for more than three hours. it was finally restored a hour ago but thousands of travelers are still stuck as airport officials work to get things back to normal. >>> we checked with bay area airports tonight, three canceled southwest flights in sfo. in oakland, two flights had to be canceled. in san jose, there was three cancellations and one delay. >>> the next time you're coming home to sfo from a trip, prepare to hoof it to find a ride because starting tonight, ridesharing services have to pick you up away from the curb. veronica joins us from the newsroom to tell us how passengers are dealing on gate day 1. >> reporter: all ridesharing pickups, 15,000 per day they are moving them to a location that is outside the domestic garage. you have to walk down a skyway to get there. there are signs showing where to go, all of the applications as well will have the info. passengers were finding it a fit pitkin bit confu