did work all across the southwest, not just texas, but it is important nationally. what they've been able to do in terms of increasing mexican-american voter registration, also having an influence on how many politicians, mexican-american politicians we have in office now, they have made a huge impact on getting out the vote to minority communities. >> you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/cities tour. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >> u.s. house of representatives historian matthew wasniewski talks about hispanic americans who served in congress. he explains that prior to the mid-20th century, many served as territorial delegates and commissioners, as opposed to voting representatives. the national archives hosted this event and provided the video. >> i'm richard, the historian at the center for legislative archives. thank you for attending today's researcher talk this last day of july. and this is the last talk in the series until we resume in september. for those of you in attendance, o

with that we will take a few questions before we leave here and had to southwest lose -- southwest louisiana. >> [indiscernible] was that flooding that will be problematic? gov. bel edwards: i cannot tell you which was the most significant but we know there was more flooding land with delta than with laura. we have had flooding in allen parish, and repeats parish and points further north than that. we note the wind damage was significant as well but it is hard to just take a quick look and no wind damage was caused by which storm so we are going to have more information as we move forward and this is really important, because the way we work with the federal government with respect to documenting storm response and damages, then for the reimbursement, it depends on which of those storm, which storm because what damage. we are trying to work with fema to get them to consider to the maximum extent possible, consolidating these two disasters, because they occurred in close proximity, temporal proximity in time at geographic proximity and it is going to be very difficult to differentiate. so, ho

down towards the southwest.howers around, particularly for england and wales. a stiff northeasterly breeze for all, best of the sunshine in the west, driest of all parts of scotland and northern ireland. but a cool feeling day, once again, and that cool feel will continue through the rest of the week, with temperatures down on where they should be for the time of year. the winds, though, will gradually ease and the skies will brighten a little bit more, with more of you spending thursday and friday dry. that's how it's looking. see you soon. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm maryam moshiri. searching for survivors — armenia and azerbaijan are urged to heed a ceasefire after another deadly attack in the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh. president trump says he's immune to coronavirus, but scientists say the virus hasn't been around long enough to fully understand the body's response. security forces in belarus stand accused of increasingly brutal tactics

southwest by 6%. cash burn did drop slightly, but it's still a grim number americans losing 44 million a day. 16 million a day for southwest and the companies' ceos are not optimistic looking forward >> more of the same. gradual recovery these results, you're right, are not good they're driven entirely by a dropoff in demand for travel driven by the pandemic we've done virtually everything we can as it relates to costs. that number will get to a positive number when more are flying that will happen in some point, some point in 2021, i don't know exactly when >> you have to assume we'll be more dependent on consumers. that means we need to keep our costs and fares low and have a route system that supports consumer interest and demand >> let dig deeper into these results with helaine becker. i want to sort of try out a hypothesis on you and that is if the airlines have done what they can do with respect to cost cutting and cost management, then it would seem that their recovery will depend on a revenue

southwest posting a smaller than expect a loss in the third quarter. ceo gary kelly will be joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. more earnings from the battered airline sector this morning. scarlet fu has dug into what we've learned. scarlet: weak demand has left the airlines unprofitable for a third straight quarter. the focus is squarely on their financial position, specifically their cash burn. here is where american is leading, not necessarily in a good way. american is spending the most in the industry on overall operations, burning $44 million a day in the third quarter, down from on $60 million in the second quarter. increasede time, it's its government lung capacity to $7.5 billion and will look to sell $1 billion worth of shares. southwest is any better position because third quarter cash burn was $60 million a day, down from $23 million -- was $16 million a day, down from $23 million. meantime, the carriers are keeping the fleets pretty lean. american is deferring the delivery of some boeing jets. southwest is also calling

it is obvious the hardest hit areas appeared to be southwest of louisiana. obviously this was a serious, that, powerful storm produced significant amounts of damage. alreadye get there, we know there will be damage in southwest louisiana that will be very difficult to differentiate what was cause by hurricane laura and what was caused by hurricane delta, but we know tens of thousands of inisiana and as we speak are a difficult situation, and we will do everything we can working with federal and local partners to make sure we are addressing their needs as soon as we also became your the thannal guard has more 3000 national guardsmen activated in support of emergency operations. they are moving commodities to set up points of distribution and engaging in route clearance and engineering operations, security, both in terms of facilities like shelters, but in assisting law enforcement, particularly in one pairs. also running generator missions, and as of this morning, they that they canon distribute, water and ice. they are conducting search-and-rescue sweeps wit

down towards the southwest.ome cloud and showers around, particularly for england and wales. a stiff northeasterly breeze for all, best of the sunshine in the west, driest of all parts of scotland and northern ireland. but a cool feeling day, once again, and that cool feel will continue through the rest of the week, with temperatures down on where they should be for the time of year. the winds, though, will gradually ease and the skies will brighten a little bit more, with more of you spending thursday and friday dry. that's how it's looking. see you soon. welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: searching for survivors — armenia and azerbaijan are urged to heed a ceasefire after another deadly attack in the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh. the top us government scientist, anthony fauci, says an edited clip of him used in a trump campaign tv ad is misleading. security forces in belarus use water cannon and stun grenades to break up mass protests over the re—election of president alexander l

down towards the southwest.land and wales. a stiff northeasterly breeze for all, best of the sunshine in the west, driest of all parts of scotland and northern ireland. but a cool feeling day, once again, and that cool feel will continue through the rest of the week, with temperatures down on where they should be for the time of year. the winds, though, will gradually ease and the skies will brighten a little bit more, with more of you spending thursday and friday dry. that's how it's looking. see you soon. this is bbc news. the headlines... russia and the eu have led calls for armenia and azerbaijan to respect a ceasefire in nagorno—karabakh, which should have taken effect on saturday. the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov, said the truce must be strictly enforced. the eu said it was extremely concerned by reports of further military action targeting civilians. president trump has insisted that he is immune to coronavirus after contracting the illlness. scientists say the virus hasn't been around long eno

down towards the southwest. breeze for all, best of the sunshine in the west, driest of all parts of scotland and northern ireland. but a cool feeling day, once again, and that cool feel will continue through the rest of the week, with temperatures down on where they should be for the time of year. the winds, though, will gradually ease and the skies will brighten a little bit more, with more of you spending thursday and friday dry. that's how it's looking. see you soon. this is bbc news, the headlines: russia and the eu have led calls for armenia and azerbaijan to respect a ceasefire in nagorno—kara bakh, which should have taken effect on saturday. the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov, said the truce must be strictly enforced. the eu says it's extremely concerned by reports of civilians being targeted. the us infectious diseases expert, anthony fauci, has complained that donald trump's election campaign team has used his comments out of context and without his permission. in a republican tv advert, dr fa

down towards the southwest.rticularly for england and wales. a stiff northeasterly breeze for all, best of the sunshine in the west, driest of all parts of scotland and northern ireland. but a cool feeling day, once again, and that cool feel will continue through the rest of the week, with temperatures down on where they should be for the time of year. the winds, though, will gradually ease and the skies will brighten a little bit more, with more of you spending thursday and friday dry. that's how it's looking. see you soon. welcome to bbc news. i'm mariam mashiri. our top stories: searching for survivors — armenia and azerbaijan are urged to heed a ceasefire after another deadly attack in the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh. the top us government scientist anthony fauci says an edited clip of him used in a trump campaign tv ad is misleading. security forces in belarus use water cannon and stun grenades to break up mass protests over the re—election of president alexander lukashenko. nigerian police say they

down towards the southwest. stiff northeasterly breeze for all, best of the sunshine in the west, driest of all parts of scotland and northern ireland. but a cool feeling day, once again, and that cool feel will continue through the rest of the week, with temperatures down on where they should be for the time of year. the winds, though, will gradually ease and the skies will brighten a little bit more, with more of you spending thursday and friday dry. that's how it's looking. see you soon. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. different parts of england will be split up into medium, high, or very high, local covid alert areas under a new tiered system to be announced by borisjohnson tomorrow. liverpool is expected to be placed into the strictest tier. labour mps say there isn't enough support. shelling kills civilians, amid fresh fighting between armenia and azerbaijan, despite a ceasefire being called just hours before. and lewis hamilton

even the coronavirus doesn't want anything to do with the middle seat on southwest.iddle seat on southwest i would rather be on lockdown in north korea pretty sure the only in-flight entertainment they have on southwest is "emily in pyongyang. [ scattered applause ] and finally, guinness is about to unveil its newest product let's see what it is >> guinness launching its first-ever non-alcoholic beer. it's called guinness zero. it took the company four years to re-create the same taste as it's original stout without the alcohol. >> jimmy: if you order that in ireland, you're marched through town while everyone throws rotten vegetables at you shame, shame guinness without booze here's how irish people are reacting >> come on >> jimmy: there you go we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we have a great show for you tonight. i want to show you this right here this is my new book. this is "5 more sleeps 'til christmas. can you see it [ cheers and applause it comes out on tuesday. it's not even out yet. so i don't even

and rain on the way as the rain sets in for more of england and wales, the gaels is still in the southwesty for northern ireland and after the rain clears we could get sunshine in the afternoon with the southeast of england giving temperatures a boost. underneath the cloud and rain it's a chilly 11 to 13 degrees. that rain is going to be heavy at times especially over the hills, we do have amber rain warnings from the met office for later on saturday into saturday night, there could be more than two inches of rain over the higher ground here, and further north in the area that's likely to have some flooding in the northeast of scotland. a lot of rain over the hills. blown in off the north sea around our area of low pressure. as around our area of low pressure. as a movie to the second half of the week in the centre of the low is going to be sitting slap bang over the uk. stronger winds and probably ridges we have this rain, the rain should move away from the northeast of scotla nd should move away from the northeast of scotland in the morning what are whether or not far away from northern

, southwest, cuban-americans in the southeast. you've got nelson rockefeller with puerto ricans in new york but that's the moderate side. but give us the sense who are we talking about right now in the 50s and 60s and early 70s which different constituencies. >> we are talking about small groups of mexican americans, kind of the founders of the political association these are some small groups that spin these groups like latinos from eisenhower and goldwater so small groups of mexican americans and cubans in florida and i think the important thing to remember about cubans in florida is for much of the 60s they start coming in large numbers after 59 and the revolution but so much of the kind of political attention is focused on overthrowing castro and planning their imminent return once castro is gone so they don't naturalize and participate in large numbers until the mid-1970s, so it's small groups in the southeast and puerto ricans in new york. there are differences when nelson and rockefeller were vying for the republican nomine

>>> southwest airline says it will not block the middle seat. on planes starting december 1st leaving just delta and alaska keeping those seats empty. here's tom costello. >> reporter: southwest and delta have been blocking middle seats to give passengers a few feet of social distance in the pandemic but with new research suggesting it is safe to fly southwest says it will sell every available seat starting december 1st. american and united are already filling middle seats, delta plans to do so in the first half of next year. >> the facts are that it is a very safe environment. and with all of the filtering techniques, with air, wearing mask, facing forward, it is a very healthy environment. >> reporter: the entire industry is in crisis. passenger volume down 65% losing billions of dollars in the third quarter alone. without more government help, tens of thousands are furloughed. southwest is now asking its unions to take pay cuts to avoid furloughs there. airline ceos warn it could take years for passenger levels to pick up. >> i don't know wha

'd government attack a primary school in southwest cameroon 8 students killed more than a dozen injured. and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up columbia crosses 1000000 coronavirus cases as governments in latin america and europe struggle to deal with the infections. with 9 days to go for the u.s. presidential elections by donald trump and joe biden campaigned to boost support in critical swing states. the chairman of the electronics giant samsung has died 78 year old lady cotton he had been in hospital for the last 6 years after suffering a major heart attack. the united nations and the african union have condemned a brutal attack on schoolchildren in southwest cameroon at least 8 students were killed on saturday and 13 others seriously injured in the attack happened in the city of under reports. a gruesome attack on children who were only trying to get an education armed men carrying guns and machetes entered a bilingual school on saturday saw students in class and opened fire. then the students age 12 to 14 years didn't stand a chance isabel dion's daughter was shot in

that will tighten the winds in the southwest. certainly some showers or some longer spells of rain, some wetter weather across northern parts of scotland and some showers elsewhere, and some sunshine, too. so it's a very showery sort of picture early next week, and those temperatures still a little disappointing for the time of year. then as we head into wednesday, we've got more rain coming in from the atlantic, showers and longer spells of rain pushing into many parts of the country, always wetter toward western areas, although it looks a little bit drier at the moment at least across parts of scotland. but it's cool again, and the reason it's cool is the position of the jet stream. this is the position through most of the week, actually. it's sitting to the south of the uk, so we're on the cooler side of things, and with that sort of orientation, we have an area of low pressure. by the end of next week, we'll find that low pressure beginning to pull away towards scandinavia, so the showers should become fewer. let me show you

men armed with guns and machetes and at least 8 children during a raid on a school in southwest cameroon drawing widespread condemnation. an international ban on nuclear weapons is set to come into force but will a commitment by 15 nations translate into action. the 1st time in 40 years the opposition and seychelles has won the presidential guard. now security forces in iraq have fired tear gas a protest as we're trying to get into baghdad's fortified green zone. as you can see thousands of anti-government protesters are back on the streets of the capital after suspending their demonstrations because of coronavirus restrictions the protests against corruption and unemployment 1st began a year ago and now hundreds of people have been killed since then of course wanted to mount a full term is following all those developments for us on the ground in baghdad. has been from violence just about a half an hour ago on the republican bridge which is if you go behind us to the left which crosses over to the green zone which houses a federal government offices there was a group of protesters would

made a record breaking landfall in southwest louisiana. packing 100-mile-per-hour winds, sparking power outages in lake charles. that area already hard hit by hurricane laura just six weeks ago. >> i drive around and i see all this debris. it's pretty rough. after tomorrow, that will be all over the place again. >> reporter: thousands of homes still damaged, covered in tarps. now delta pummeling louisiana with heavy rain. and in texas, strong wind gusts peeling off this protective metal shed. the storm is bringing flash flooding far inland. millions of people from texas to mississippi keeping an eye on what it will do next. >> it is very clear that southwest louisiana is going to get more of a punch from this than we would like to see. >> reporter: tonight, louisiana, mississippi, and alabama all under a state of emergency. >> you just hope for the best and prepare for the worst. there's going to be some worry no matter what, but we've been through it before, we just take it one thing at a time. >> reporter: in parts of louisiana, we could

the good news for southwest is that historically it catered to the leisure traveller and those are onlyvelers that we're seeing today business and long haul sbr international are more important for united, american and delta, and that does not show any signs of coming back anytime soon, particularly with europe locking down again there are encouraging signs around holiday july 4th was good, labor day was good, we have thanksgiving and christmas ahead. but it is still a tough business >> yeah, and at the same time, they are making changes. swept yesterday announcing that it is bringing the middle seat back, american airlines has done the same but to your point that leisure travel is doing much better than business travel, that is not expected to come back until sometime in 2021, if that could discourage, bringing that middle seats back, could discourage travelers from booking a flight, the idea that you may not be getting as much space on board >> well, it is apparent that will t lot of the airlines can't make money without that middle seat southwest is in a little better position with i

southwest scotland should see some sunshine as well as northern ireland, while in the southwest, enjoyingures, nothing to write home about, ten to 14 degrees. as we head to thursday night, some showers feeding into the east, a lot of cloud across a good part of scotland and friday, yes, similar—looking day with rather cloudy conditions for the most part. now, if that cloud gets thick enough, they could squeeze out the odd spot of rain and there will be some breaks in the cloud. you might see your glimpse of sunshine. temperatures by 11 to 13 degrees, the weekend continues with a largely dry but often cloudy theme. temperatures will start to struggle wherever you are, and across the north of scotland through the second half of the weekend, it could turn very cool indeed with some extra cloud and maybe a little bit of rain. a bigger change in the next week, though, low pressure to the northwest, low pressure to the southwest. there is an uncertainty about which one of these is going to win out. they may both have a part to play, but however it turns out, it is looking like it's going to tur

president trump in the southwest today for multiple rallies in arizona. >> we are going to win the selection. we are going to have a great victory. >> democratic vice presidential candidate kamala harris also have the state to court latinos like voters. >> we witnessed the worst, the biggest disaster of any presidential administration in the history of this country. the former vice president and his wife, jill stayed in wilmington, delaware to vote. or than 73 million americans have already cast early ballots. he also continues to hammer the administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic. the white house science office touted ending covid-19 is one of the president's accomplishments as cases store in several states. >> he leaves everyone else to suffer the consequence of his failure to make a responsible plan. seems like he just doesn't care much about us. >> essay faxing coming quickly. you will have it momentarily, that eradicates the virus. >> in audio recordings obtained by cbs news, they discussed the virus in conversations with bob woodward president trump what was getting the c

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that southwest of lake hennessy. chopper five heading to the scene right now, he was alive picture from the camera. watching that smoke. we stand top of this and any updates that the newscast. >>> it comes as the bay area is on alert, for extreme fire danger this weekend. likely the strongest wind so far this year. life look at the diablo valley and all parts could actually be seen, some very dangerous conditions. we have a series of reports, wilson walker on the comparisons to the wine country fires in 2017. but first two meteorologist paul heggen joining us on the timing of this wind event. >>> it will kick in on sunday especially late afternoon into sunday night and then monday morning. but the red flag warning goes into effect already at 11:00 sunday morning so little bit of pad time there at the beginning of the red flag warning. and he goes into 11:00 on tuesday. the entire bay area, high salvation's we are talking about sustained wind, 25 to 40 miles an hour with gusts 67 miles an hour, and even a lower terrai

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the amber warning areas for wales and southwest of england and also for eastern scotland but a blankets you can see the extent of rain will be quite heavy. pushing westwards in the parts of northern ireland by the end of the night and here it will be windy down towards the southwest. some try interludes across northern and eastern england, but there will be a lot of cloud around and still some showers here as well in temperatures no lower at around nine or 10 degrees. part two of the weekend, some areas not looking as wet like the midlands in the northern eastern england and are very wet across the west of scotland, much wetter for northern ireland that rain running into wells in southwest england and towards the southeast. wendy here with gales, central areas will see some sunshine but also you showers. hello, this is bbc news. in a moment, i am going to be taking a look through tomorrow's papers with my guests, but let us remind you of this evenings headlines. president trump's president has tweeted saying he is feeling well. his doctors say he's "in good spirits" as he's treated in

in terms of sunshine, northern england made quite well in the afternoon in south wales and southwestl around ten to 1a celsius. 1a for most of us fall in southwest england and temperatures still around ten to 1a celsius. 1a for most of us falling a few degrees short on that. and going into the weekend, there's looks to be a lot of cloud one round, quick breeze with the cloud is the biggest, you can get a light shower with the few light rain or drizzle, but a few bursts of sunshine and possibly times and sunday we change the day, we haven't really changed the weather, just more of the same and it may be by sunday a few degrees cooler in scotland and it could be some outbreaks of ranges edging towards the northern most parts of scotland as we go to the day and that is ahead of a significant weather change coming up next week as we bring low pressure back across the uk and, of course, that not only will the wind pick up at times and there could be some rain coming back to avoid that. at some stage of next week. still picking out a few locations here, just to give you a flavour of what i

celsius plenty of sunshine sim across northwestern parts of india through pakistan now that the southwest the monsoon is withdrawing away sinking further south which at least was we have got a little circulation just around the goal bring you some rather wet weather into bangladesh to follow thesis of india. west bengal putting some very heavy right a few showers to into southern india also really across said that western side of india at least for a time it's dry here if we go through saturday but the shot was never too far away . but. what once was affects what will be the one chechen carioca fight tradition and future after revelling in twined through passion and aspirations he brings home and education and with then the attention of a router that is one vision of the future and not from politicized

. >>> southwest airlineses says it will soon stop blocking middle seats on flights. airline has limited the number of seats for sale for months due to the corona ndemic. southwest ceo gary kelly claimed in an interview yesterday that flying is quote very safe environment. the airline said it made the decision aligned with science-based findings and also comes after reporting another quarterly loss. southwest will resume selling all available seats on december 1st. >>> and for the first time in nearly 160 years, santa won't be greeting kids at macy's flagship store in new york city. macy's says more than a quarter of a million people come visit santa in herald square each year, making it difficult to create a safe environment due to the pandemic. instead, the retailer will offer a free online experience on its website starting at the end of next month. families will be able to play games and get a virtual tour of santa's workshop. anne-marie, i guess that will limit the number of meltdowns you see at santa land. >> that is true. the meltdown at home. i feel like there

on a school and cameron at least 8 students were killed 13 seriously engined it happened in the southwest city of combat and you shall have more a gruesome attack on children who were only trying to get an education armed men carrying guns machetes enters a bilingual school on saturday saw students in class and opened fire. on the students aged 12 to 14 years didn't stand a chance isabel dion's daughter was shot in the stomach and fortunately survived when i run in there and i made my child she was helpless and was she was shelton monthly said and i told him it is only a gun save you know. this act of violence against a school and school children could constitute a crime against humanity no group has claimed responsibility the boy could i have always shouting it's unclear whether the attack was linked to separate the spiders active in the south west and northwest 2 english speaking provinces that have long

in southwest airlines the company making the announcement today, the problem is money southwest is struggling, and mightily the ceo there says it could be ten years before business travel returns to prepandemic levels. ten years? the airline reporting its biggest loss ever, burning through $16 million every day. believe it or not, that's an improvement. it had been $23 million a day. many airlines spend the money they are spending just to stay in operation with little revenue coming in. planes are parked. they have noshl nowhere to go, barely any demand. american, america's oldest airlines is in worst shape losses mounting to $200 million in the alone, hemorrhaging $44 million every day. better than the $58 million american was burning last quarter. improvement in the covid era what a thing bill, southwest is no longer keeping the middle seat open could that hurt its business what's the thinking? >> i don't think it is going to hurt the business. the bottom line is this, there may be some people who enjoy having that extra space when they get on a southwest flight but they are going to contin

. >> very clear southwest louisiana will get more of a punch from this than we would like to see because we are still trying to recover from hurricane laura. >> with the debris around and the drainage, it is unavoidable that will cause problems we normally would not have. >> people have done their best to board up their homes with hundreds of homes in lake charles don't have roofs anymore, they ripped off in hurricane laura. they we have the 3 charts given them by fema. that might keep your house dry in a thunderstorm but not a hurricane. people are listening to the mayor and did get out of town, more people evacuated for delta than lara. we expect to feel the full force of delta sometime this evening. todd: thank you. janice dean, the feel for those folks. >> janice: it is sitting almost the same area it did six weeks ago, cameron, louisiana, category 3 storm so it did strengthen. if there is any good news is weakening and will continue to weaken as it moves on land which is different from laura. laura was strengthening as it made landfall. we've got cooler waters ahead of it and a lot

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another line of rain from there is bringing wet weather to parts of southwest scotland and also the farhe day around 8—11 degrees celsius. well, as we go through tuesday, we will see these patches of rain continuing to extend eastwards across england and wales. now, i suspect the rain could become quite persistent for a time across north wales, merseyside and greater manchester. showers return to the west of scotland and northern ireland, and becomes very windy through the afternoon in the southwest — where gusts could reach around 50 mph. there will be a bit of sunshine between any downpours, but it's east scotland that will probably have the best of the day's brightest weather. now, for wednesday, a bit more sunshine to go around, but still showers in the forecast, particularly across northern and western scotland and a few running down into the northwest of england and north wales as well. that's your weather. this is bbc news. i'm katty kay in washington. donald trump is getting ready to leave hospital 72 hours after he first checked in. and while his doctor warned that he's not out

wales and the midlands as we go through sunday night and into monday, also pushing into parts of southweste start the new week very mild indeed. overnight temperatures not that much different from what we will see in the daytime. so this is where we are on monday. that frontal system starting to pull away, but still showers or longer spells of rain pushing in from the west, and still another windy day, so it's quite a messy picture to start the week. if you like the weekend weather, it's just lingering into the new week. some places may manage to stay dry, but those showers never too far away. and temperatures, again, in a range from ten to 17 celsius, so we are still fairly mild, but not for much longer. the winds definitely still a feature, still quite gusty but gradually easing down, and that process will continue as we go through tuesday and into wednesday because, finally, we start to see an area of high—pressure starting to build across the atlantic and our way, so that will start to settle things down. the winds will become lighter, it will generally become drier. but with that, it

to the southwest, that brings a gear change to the story on wednesday night in the thursday.ent rain looks like across england and wales, may be skipping scotland, but it's going to bea be skipping scotland, but it's going to be a lot of wet whether the close of the working week on the thursday and friday, slowly improving into the weekend. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. donald trump is back in the white house, where his doctors say he's reporting no symptoms of covid—19. and mr trump too says he's feeling great, and ready to take onjoe biden in next week's presidential debate in miami. that raises more questions about whether the white house is following us guidelines on covid—19. we'll also have all the latest global coronavirus updates. there's been a significant shift in the number of people being hospitalized in england, despite a range of local lockdowns. the who warns of "pandemic fatigue" in europe, as more countries bring in restrictions to tackle a second wave of infections. after violent protests over sunday's disputed election in kyrgyzstan — parli

that will tighten the winds in the southwest.f scotland and some showers elsewhere, and some sunshine, too. so it's a very showery sort of picture early next week, and those temperatures still a little disappointing for the time of year. then as we head into wednesday, we've got more rain coming in from the atlantic, showers and longer spells of rain pushing into many parts of the country, always wetter toward western areas, although it looks a little bit drier at the moment at least across parts of scotland. but it's cool again, and the reason it's cool is the position of the jet stream. this is the position through most of the week, actually. it's sitting to the south of the uk, so we're on the cooler side of things, and with that sort of orientation, we have an area of low pressure. by the end of next week, we'll find that low pressure beginning to pull away towards scandinavia, so the showers should become fewer. let me show you the jet stream again, though, because it really changes position and you can see all this buckling

another low—pressure system bracing up from the southwest to our shores on thursday, that will bringle force, the rainfall totals will really be mounting up across parts of southwest scotland, northwest england and northern or western wales. we could see some minor flooding care by the time we move to thursday and friday. some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder. the mid—teens celsius there. turns mild on friday across the south, but still quite wet across northern and western areas. this is bbc world news. the headlines: judge amy coney barrett is almost certain to be confirmed shortly to a lifetime seat on the us supreme court. no supreme courtjustice has ever been appointed so close to a presidential election. there's been a sharp drop in us shares after president trump's economic adviser dashed hopes that another coronavirus stimulus package would be agreed before the election. investors are also spooked by rising covid infections in the us. doctors in some belgian hospitals have been asked to keep working even if they've tested positive for coronavirus, but

still very windy, particularly across parts of southwest england and into the channel islands.th low—pressure sitting right across the uk on sunday. there will be outbreaks of rain or showers, some heavy, around. still quite windy around this area of low pressure, and rain totals certainly mounting towards northeast scotland and, over several days, mounting across southwest england. that does bring the prospect of seeing some flooding where we are going to see the heaviest rain and some travel disruption as well. so, a difficult few days to come, weather—wise. there are some met office weather warnings. check out all of those details online. this is bbc world news, the headlines... there've been protests in india after the death of a second dalit woman in a few days after an alleged gang rape. the 22—year—old was dragged into a vehicle after going to apply for admission at a local school. a quarter of the uk will be under local lockdowns by this weekend as liverpool and four other areas in northern england face tighter restrictions. the health secretary said the disease was "sp

conceive you know. 8 students were killed and many others injured in an attack on a primary school in southwest cameroon. france recalls its ambassador from turkey after a wretched tape at once said france president needed a mental check for his attitude towards muslims. colombia has passed $1000000.00 corona virus infections becoming the 8th come tree in the world to cross the grim milestone other nations in latin america also are seeing a surge in infections among them all brazil mexico and peru you are guy has closed its borders in a bid to stop the spread of the virus. elsewhere in the dispute in the gold macau back region there fear is that war and instability will help the virus spreads there are concerns that people fleeing the fighting between armenia and azerbaijan a taking the disease with them and in europe lead as a struggling to figure out how to bring down soaring infection numbers. takes a deeper look at the restrictions across europe. in a small town in the heart of europe they're trying to save a life the intensive care units here in the czech town of key of new bern know is ne

the two candidates in myself and we had people from southwest texas junior-college. we are thrilled to be bringing this to you as i said off the top from the heart of district 23. i also want to say we havert the time keeper who is to my right. she is going to be keeping time sheoi is from this area to send her i'm glad we can cut down on your commute. two people who want to take over the office currently held by congressman will hard. the first democratic among her endorsements former vice president and current presidential nominee joe biden. her opponent republican tony gonzalez who is backed by our current president donald trump. tonight these two a square off square off for the first time face-to-face i want to again fa tina ortiz jones and tony gonzalez. thank you for being here tonight. y y i will be giving all of the questions but we do had questions submitted online and on camera from viewers right here. for most of the questions the respondents well had one minute to answer and then i as moderator have the option to expand on those answers with 32d allotment

another low—pressure system bracing up from the southwest to our shores on thursday, that will bringinfall totals will really be mounting up across parts of southwest scotland, northwest england and northern or western wales. we could see some minor flooding here by the time we move to thursday and friday. some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder. the mid—teens celsius there. turns mild on friday across the south, but still quite wet across northern and western areas. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk, on pbs in america and around the world. my name is mike embley. in a major victory for donald trump — amy coney barrett is confirmed as a justice on the us supreme court. this is the scene live at the white house — where justice barrett will shortly be sworn into office. we will take you there alive when it happens. tracking the trump wall — we report from arizona on the role immigration is playing in the presidential campaign. a call for europe to step up its battle