but there's less hospital capacity in the southwest. the government put out on saturday should actually... hospital capacity was already more likely to be stretched sooner in the southwest because of the lack of capacity. we also know that people visit the southwest from cities all over the country and therefore, you can get up country and therefore, you can get upflare—up, country and therefore, you can get up flare—up, which is dangerous. country and therefore, you can get up flare-up, which is dangerous. we didn't get a sudden flare—up during half term, nor during the holidays. technically, it's possible. in terms of capacity, i think it's actually the crux of this. if we can yield capacity, we wouldn't have many of the challenges we have now. and you say that we are running out of beds. we have fantastic doctors and fantastic nurses, but they are really challenged because we're not being safe. we haven't use our nightingale at all currently. one of oui’ nightingale at all currently. one of our four district general hospitals, they h

todd, you're sticking with southwest.hy. >> i agree with what mark is saying i would be cautious looking to add southwest. they are looking to expand four cities this year, six cities next year going into covid they were better equipped, less debt, lower expenses and they were focused on domestic travel from a technical point of view, i like it, all the the covid correction was waived for, maybe breaking 55, possibly we could retake the old highs up around 70 if we get the vaccine from a sector rotation and specifically with the airlines, there's been an attempt over the last five weeks but it was fading when you look at the month-over-month sector rotation, airlines continued to fade united, delta, jet blue, then southwest. i agree with mark, we'll, watchi watchinwatc -- we'll be watching. >> kelly, over to you. >> seema, thank you very much. coming up on "power lunch", are hospitals ready for the next few months we'll speak to the ceo of holy name hospital center and social media's back before the senate once again. why

maybe 12 in the far southwest of england.hange into the start of the new working week, because we will see a frontal system pushing in from the north. that will bring outbreaks of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north, it'll start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week, temperatures will take a tumble. we'll see some rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories. iran promises revenge for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist — and blames israel for his murder. new figures reveal a million more americans caught covid in less than a week — 1500 are now dying every day — as emergency teams struggle to cope. shameful for f

a heart felt appeal there from the mass of a bot attacks of continued elsewhere in the southwest region several teachers were kidnapped from 2 schools in cooma choose day after according to a teaching union and local church leaders more than 3000 people have been killed in violence by session this and government forces in the southwest and northwest regions since october 27th thing for more on all of this we're joined by edwin gang a senior presidential adviser for the self declared republic of amber sonya he's in the u.s. city of columbia maryland kawawa is president of the cameroon peoples party she joins us from dualla and in london we have eric he is executive director of the africa policy forum hello yes i'm just going to ask you to straight out i am just looking to see what is happening in cameroon right now cause i am just seeing a civil war can i call it a civil war. i don't think we can quite call it a civil war. i think. we have. people a significant people 20 percent of the population. has been marginalized for the last 60 years. that sentiment marginalize issues is general h

it'll be a blustery night with gusts of wind around 20—30 mph widely, more than that around the southwest—wise, single—figure values across the north, but again, i think a fairly mild night to come for england and wales. now, as we head on into sunday, here's our area of low pressure to the northwest of the uk, spinning across the country, bringing further bands of pretty heavy rain and strong winds. but it looks like the strongest of the winds on sunday will be across more southern parts of britain, gales running through the channel, 50—65 mph here. bands of rain spreading from west to east, again with some dry, maybe brighter interludes in between. it won't be a complete wash—out. a little bit cooler on sunday, temperatures of 11—14 celsius. now our weekend — the low pressure begins to slip away as we haed on into next week. a brief ridge of high pressure for a while before this next feature starts to run in, bringing strong winds and some rain through the day. so we could start dry and bright across most of the country, away from northern scotland on monday. but then it goes downhill t

maybe 12 in the far southwest of england.new working week, because we will see a frontal system pushing in from the north. that will bring outbreaks of rain quite erratically week, because we will see a frontal system pushing in from the north. that will bring outbreaks of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north, it'll start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week, temperatures will take a tumble. we'll see some rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: a warning that hospitals in england could become overwhelmed with coronavirus cases if mps don't back new restrictions. a worrying weeken

maybe 12 in the far southwest of england.k, because we will see a frontal system pushing in from the north. that will bring outbreaks of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north, it'll start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week, temperatures will take a tumble. we'll see some rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories. iran promises revenge for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist — and blames israel for his murder. new figures reveal a million more americans caught covid in less than a week — 1500 are now dying every day — as emergency teams struggle to cope. shameful for france — president macron condemns the beati

maybe 12 in the far southwest of england.ushing in from the north. that will bring subtopics of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north it's going to start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places, 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week temperatures will take a tumble. we will seem rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. this is bbc news, the headlines iran's defence ministry has confirmed that one of the country's top nuclear scientists has been assassinated. tehran is pointing the finger of blame at israel, saying it's trying to provoke a war. three french police officers have been suspended after an online video showed them beating up a black music producer in paris. the incident has sparked outrage across france.

maybe 12 in the far southwest of england. from the north. that will bring outbreaks of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north, it'll start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week, temperatures will take a tumble. we'll see some rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. this is bbc news: the headlines: the united nations has urged restraint after the assassination of a top iranian nuclear scientist. moh—sen fachree—zaday died after gunmen fired on his car. western intelligence agencies accused him of being one of the founders of the country's nuclear weapons programme. iran has accused israel of being behind the killing. the united states has now recorded more than thirteen—millio

maybe 12 in the far southwest of england., because we will see a frontal system pushing in from the north. that will bring outbreaks of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north, it'll start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week, temperatures will take a tumble. we'll see some rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories. iran blames israel for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist, accusing it of seeking to provoke war. new figures reveal a million more americans caught covid in less than a week — 1500 are now dying every day — emergency teams struggle to cope. president macron describes the beating of a black man by

the winds picking up in the southwest through the day.of the pennines, but also in the northeast of scotland. but over the weekend, we're going to find milder air gradually coming in from the south on a southerly breeze. whilst it's dry for many, there could be a bit of rain around especially on sunday. but we start the weekend this time with the colder air and the lower temperatures across more northern areas of the uk with the clearest skies. that's going to lead to some fog, particularly across the vale of york and perhaps in the central belt, that could linger into the afternoon as well. otherwise, we get some sunshine in the north away from that fog. further south through wales, the midlands, southern england, it could be quite grey and cloudy through the day. a bit of rain in the far southwestern later. temperatures are beginning to recover across southern areas. where we have the fog lingering further north, though, it will be quite chilly. second half of the weekend, we've got lowering pressure to the southwest of the uk. southerl

maybe 12 in the far southwest of england.art of the new working week, because we will see a frontal system pushing in from the north. that will bring outbreaks of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north, it'll start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week, temperatures will take a tumble. we'll see some rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. this is bbc news, i'm james reynolds. our top stories... iran blames israel for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist, accusing it of seeking to provoke war. new figures reveal1 new figures reveal 1 million more americans have caught covid—19. emergency teams are struggling to cope. iran has promised severe revenge for the assassin

there was a strong wind from the southwest of the fire started west of the downtown south and west ofowntown. if anything that landed into the north side it was basically the south whole downtown and hold northside over the greatest front of the fire. by the time the fired apartment got there it was already out of control and the final thing the per department was just much too small.i should say not the final thing. chicago was built almost entirely out of wood. on top of all that the fire department was undermanned and things just got out of hand very quickly and then around 3:00 a.m. the fire started around 9:00 a.m. the roof of the pumping station still the same one they are on michigan avenue in chicago and no more water was to be had. even if there had been, i don't think the fire could've been stopped at that point. in the book initially the fire department was struck in the wrong direction. when someone in the coppola of the courthouse, which is what the city hall was called in those days spotted the fire. he told the telephone operator downstairs where the fire was and he mis

so thoses showers into the southwest, it's a weather front that's approaching from the southwest, morefrom a southerly direction, so that's going to be driving in some milder air with it. but on sunday, there will be more in the way of cloud around, there will be showery bits and pieces sweeping up from the west, drifting their way steadily north. so not all of us will see rain. it will be a cloudier day, 10—16 degrees the high. it does look as though this trend is set to continue into our week ahead. so the second week of november looks likely to be dominated by high—pressure blocking these lows that are trying to push in from the atlantic. so all the time, they will start to move in from the west and bring some rain, but not particularly significant. so it means that the further east you go, as you go through the week, it will be drier with some sunny spells, some showery outbreaks of rain in the west. this is bbc world news, the headlines... state by state, vote by vote , officials have been updating the nation and the world on the ballot count in the us election. in georgia, we alr

but they had no appetite for extending war into the southwest. there was a strong desire for peace that came from philosophical, as well as expedient ideas. from ordinary settlers, state, federal governments, there was was a stronger desire to settle these lands. throughout this formative period that i've been describing, i'm eager now to watch professor robertson take us into the 19th century, the basic object of u.s. policy toward native americans was really the acquisition of land. other aims, like peace, justice, friendship, education, usually couched under the term civilization, were less successful, but those were goals nonetheless. washington himself -- for himself, and for his nation could not resist thinking about what these lands offered. in this famous image of washington and his family, his wife and his grandchildren, and of course, his enslaved servant william lee, we get a sense of this. the map, by the way, is not representing native lands. it's representing the new national capital that's being planned, ultimately to be named wash

a bit of a breeze down to the southwest, but temperatures fairly widespread into the low teens.'re looking at highs of 10—13 c. as we go through the overnight period, again with light winds across the country we are likely to see some fog forming, particularly close to the scottish border, down to the vale of york, and once again across central southern parts of wales. this may be slow to clear first thing. low single figures into the far north, a chilly start here but elsewhere we will see milder air starting to push and down to the southwest. as we go through saturday, some of that fog will lift away, but it may well lift to low cloud, and if that happens you could see temperatures... risk ofa you could see temperatures... risk of a few showers across the southwest, more sunshine along the south coast as temperatures start to improve here. we are looking at 9-13 c. improve here. we are looking at 9—13 c. moving out to saturday, it's likely to see a change. weather fronts trying to push and from the west, but it will drive in mild air with it. nothing too significant in the way

with our southwest we will have quite a bit of rain to the date that would drag its heels clearing southerny showers followed behind and look how this turns into snow over the hills and mountains of scotland as that colder air digs in. could well turn not just a colder air digs in. could well turn notjust a bit colder air digs in. could well turn not just a bit wintry over the colder air digs in. could well turn notjust a bit wintry over the hills here, but a little icy as well as temperatures dropping close to freezing. particularly in the glands in the valleys. for the south temperatures holding up just in the valleys. for the south temperatures holding upjust about because of the strength of the wind but colder night last night and lots of showers initially. that's northerly wind with us for the day tomorrow but a brief culture step because our we bring an average of high—pressure system model and sealed to have the next set of alignment with affronts to bring in clavier skies whilst staying. transferring to a strong diseased areas through tomorrow morning with lots of wintry showers sti

maybe 12 in the far southwest of england.t rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north it‘s going to start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places, eight, nine, or 10 degrees. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week temperatures will take a tumble. we will seem rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. iran blames israel for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist, accusing it of seeking to provoke war. president macron describes the beating of a black man by four police officers as shameful for france. their victim says he was also racially abused. anger in argentina after workers hired to help with diego maradona‘s funeral took photos next 00:30:01,585 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 to his open coffin. this is bbc news, with the latest h

also reaching into words the southwest scotland.will stay dry for daylight hours, anyway. it will begin to turn a bit milder again with the arrival of the rain, but through the evening and night we will reach under those areas that have stated try during the day. it gets stuck across northwest scotland for tuesday into wednesday where it is looking very wet here. maybe up to 150 mm in the hills, so there could be some flooding. mild overnight, and it to tuesday so there's the weather system sticking around northwest scotland on tuesday. the rest of us are in this flow of very mild air coming in from the southwest. but there will be a lot of cloud around. it will be quite windy. you may see a bit of patchy and light rain and drizzle. particularly to western hills, but remember, the heavy and persistent rain coming in towards northwest scotland. if you see some hazy sunshine you may well. in northeast scotland, parts of northeast england with that wind direction, your temperature could be around 17 celsius. still raining on wednesday,

and the southwest is red and that's a the creator. storms and things come out of the southwest and the creator shows you his power in that way. we remember him as our father god. and the northwest is the color yellow and that's mother earth, or grandmother earth. she gives us everything. she gives us the water and the air and the animals and the plants. and gives us dominion over those things. we have to protect those things and that's what we pray about. and northwest is the color black and that's our ancestors. we always invite our ancestors in before ceremonies, we feed our ancestors. we give them food and some tobacco and we ask them to come watch, to make sure we're doing these ceremonies the way we should, we're supposed to be doing them. we try to maintain the sacredness of those old ceremonies. good gave us -- gave people written languages and he gave indians ceremonies. and that's what we try to protect is our ceremonies. so the color -- those things to me were extremely important and that we -- we consider all of those thing

when i learned to fly a southwest 737 simulator a few years back bert was my instructor.left seat, him in the right and he so familiar with the plane so good at teaching that i managed to land safely several times. he joined me now via skype. burts, you are not only flying the 737 max but instructing in it right up until it was grounded, right? >> yes, that's correct jon. jon: and then boeing called you to get involved in trying to come up with a solution to the m caste system, the computer-controlled system that was designed to keep that plane from having problems. >> well, after i retired from southwest i was called and asked if i would come and do consulting for boeing which i did and it's centered around the mcat system but unfortunately i'm not able to's discuss the details of what transpired but i can tell you i was overwhelmingly impressed with the process and the way boeing approached the problem. to fix it or adjusted or fix it and then ensure the airport -- airplane comes back showing her than ever. jon: you are part of the fix of the m caste system but then the

i can try to do something that is southwest tribe did or great lakes. someone that did things different. i cannot add those things, those cultural things because i will do it wrong. that's how my thought of the spirituality, and the elements. we all use those things. so that so i did, i initially thought about doing the culture, because i do sculpt. i'll do a sculpture and then i thought well if i do that, that does not represent those people. that doesn't represent those people. that's why i chose to have, a destination. a place that people can go to. it has a purpose. it's not a short cut, it's not a pathway. you have to go there in mind, to honor veterans. you have to go there to do that. then you go in and go out. it's not a path that people can walk through and go into something else. you have to go to our memorial specifically. it's not a shortcut. it's where you go to make a commitment, as a veteran or a woman, or grandson. he was specifically specifically to pray for someone, who has the creator something. we did that so it becomes a place of st

southwest was blocking middle seats but that is going to end. american and united have not been blocking middle seats. if you are really concerned about that, you can check and see what different airlines are doing on middle seats. there is great debate over whether the middle seat has an impact. we can't distance six feet on an airplane. it is not going to happen. is there areeality a lot of seating configurations noch are 2 x 2 so there is middle seats to block. albond up elbow to elbowdy else -- elbow to with somebody else. the cabin airflow system is quite effective at taking away that canand aerosols carry virus. this is true. the ventilation on an airplane is really strong. except 50% fresh air and 50% recycled air -- you get a mixture of 50% fresh air and 50% recycled air. the recycled air runs through hospital-grade systems that can retract virus. bottom so it doesn't carry things across the cabin, it takes them to the floor. that is exactly what you want. be aight, the cabin can safe environment. it is safer airflow than groceries and r

the winds picking up in the southwest through the day.were on thursday, notjust to the east of the pennines, but also in the northeast of scotland. but over the weekend, we're going to find milder air gradually coming in from the south on a southerly breeze. whilst it's dry for many, there could be a bit of rain around especially on sunday. but we start the weekend this time with the colder air and the lower temperatures across more northern areas of the uk with the clearest skies. that's going to lead to some fog, particularly across the veil of york and perhaps in the central belt, that could linger into the afternoon as well. otherwise, we get some sunshine in the north away from that fog. further south through wales, the midlands, southern england, it could be quite grey and cloudy through the day. a bit of rain in the far southwestern later. temperatures are beginning to recover across southern areas. where we havr the fog lingering further north, though, it will be quite chilly. second half of the weekend, we've got lowering pressur

. >> you're referring to the comments out of southwest today that they have seen some of the booking strength lose steam in recent weeks they point out, jim, it is hard to distill it from seasonal patterns is it related to the spike in covid cases, even the company doesn't know but i see what you're saying. >> right phil lebeau talking about the race to go to florida, look my wife, who is moving to florida, in order to avoid the virus. >> really? >> yes airbnb yeah >> airbnb has benefitted from this it didn't appear that would be the case initially. >> and they're going to come public and you want a piece of that. >> yeah, start a road show very soon. >> that will be the best deal between new and year end, i think. because airbnb was supposed to -- in march, people are thinking air -- they did the big layoffs. >> it looked like the value of the company was inpaired nobody was going anywhere. but then people want to stay somewhere they have full control over and not share >> people hate elevators there is a pathological fear of elevators. and until every -- what are you laughing about

. >> people in japan's southwest are trying to recover from the impact of a pair of serious problems.hey were already feeling the effects of the coronavirus pandemic when deadly floods struck the region in july. in our next report we follow the efforts of a rafting guide who is fighting to bring the area back to what it was. >> reporter: the kuma river in kumamoto prefecture is one of japan's top spots for rafting. more than 50,000 tourists visit annually, seeking the thrill of rolling torrents. but in july an unprecedented downpour changed everything. maiko runs a local rafting company. she still can't resume full tours and is surviving on little income. >> translator: there is still a lot of debris in the river. there are also fears of coronavirus infections. the rafting industry is in danger. >> reporter: when the disaster struck maidoko used his skills and knowledge to help those affected. >> translator: please, put this life vest on. >> reporter: maitoko rode boats and saved the lives of many people. he also continued to support areas where relief supplies were inadequate. >> tra

expect wind from the southwest -- and the wind from the southwest threw hot air, pushed hot air, thrust up burning pieces of chicago and then threw them further north and east. so the fire's not all fire, but multiple fires joining and gathering as it landed in a particularly juicy spot, started again, and that's why the tour could leap the chicago -- the fire could leap the chicago river not once, but twice, and did it with tremendous ease. there were some places that were 2 miles away that were getting embers landing on them. >> yeah. yeah, you mentioned people would try to hose down their buildings while there was still pressure, and even that wasn't enough to stop -- >> no. but the wind, it would just disperse it it into a spray, and it was just helpless. it was an infer now, it wasn't a fire. >> in the midst of this, you tell an amazing number of stories that, you know, range from almost the comedic to truly -- [inaudible] various human recording of the way that people were trying to cope with it, people were trying to salvage things and what they tried to salvage. i wonder if you'

days, the mayflower runs southwest from england.a steady wind and smooth seas, a high sense of adventure, and only saltwater, what better time to grow a beard? growing it is easy. trimming it looks downright hazardous. in the tradewinds, the vessel turns a corner. an a glick cross has the ship rolling sharply. a has they cross se ship rolling sharply. once the mayflower logs 164 miles. a smooth running ship ordinarily settles into a comfortable routine, but this is no ordinary voyage. it is the highlight of a lifetime for every man of the crew, and especially memorable for the 17-year-old cabin boy, his transition from landlubber to mariner is made official by the captain. one of the few americans aboard, he earned his first by winning a national youth award. counterpart offers congratulations on his commencement. sunday's saw all hands -- sundays saw all hands assembled on the quarterdeck. it was followed by short talks on pilgrim history or exploration. rest, with noe of deck swabbing, no chores for the crew. failed.he trade winds

hurricane warnings are now in place for southwest florida throughout the afternoon we're going to watch the storm surge and now this movement now across the florida peninsulat a watches are going to be put in place from washington, d.c., all the way into new york city with this latest update, i'll show you that storm surge forecast coming up. >> all right, janessa, thank you. >>> jon stewart is expected to host the stand up for heroes show it's a look at those helping veterans he'll be joined by sheryl crow, bruce springsteen, tiffany haddish, and more. >> it's hard to think of anybody who does more for our veterans than jon stewart. >>> when we come back, why our d.c. area hotels are phiusng up fast. >>> and a report on a top cardinal the sex abuse case. we'll be back. ready to shine from the inside out? try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and try advanced, it's time to take a sunday drive with best friends all along the sun is out. it's beautiful. turn up your favorite song! and head out for

my name is (indiscernible) and over 83% of southwest airlines workforce is unionizeized and covered bycollective bargaining agreements that apply across the country. rather than having different agreements for each location like most employers. and it offers extremely health care coverage provisions that already extend to the family members. southwest plays host to half a billion dollars in raises and benefits in the bay area alone, and is workin one of the most recognized companies in the world and one of the best places to work as said by "forbes" magazine. i want the supervisors to understand the unintended consequences of passing this proposal. recently the airport sent communication to the board clarifying the financial impacts of this ordinance. based on the assessment, the proposal would cost employers at the airport $163 million. a number much higher than previously recorded by this board and projected by the airline. given the discrepancy in numbers we respectfully ask the committee to delay the proposal until a thorough economic impact analysis is completed. otherwise, the ne

for 16 days, the mayflower runs southwest from england, with a steady wind and smooth seas, a high senseadventure and only salt water to shaven. what better time to grow a beard? growing it is easy. trimming it on the deck of the hard rolling ship looks downright hazardous. in the trade winds, the vessel turns the corner heading west and meeting its first rough weather. and ugly cross seat has the ship rolling sharply. but the wind is there and each days voyage is longer and longer. once, the flower logged 164 miles. rife on a smooth running ship ordinarily settles into a comfortable routine, but this is no ordinary voyage. it's the highlight of a lifetime for every man of the crew, and it is especially memorable for the 17 old cabin boy. is transition from land lover to manner is made official by the captain. one of the few americans aboard earned his birth by winning a national youth award. his english counterpart offers a congratulations on his commencement. sundays saw all hands assembled on the quarter deck for religious services conducted by the captain. worship was followed by sho

it'll be a blustery night with gusts of wind around 20—30 mph widely, more than that around the southwestbut again, i think a fairly mild night to come for england and wales. now, as we head on into sunday, here's our area of low pressure to the northwest of the uk, spinning across the country, bringing further bands of pretty heavy rain and strong winds. but it looks like the strongest of the winds on sunday will be across more southern parts of britain, gales running through the channel, 50—65 mph here. bands of rain spreading from west to east, again with some dry, maybe brighter interludes in between. it won't be a complete wash—out. a little bit cooler on sunday, temperatures of 11—14 celsius. now our weekend — the low pressure begins to slip away as we had on his next week. a brief ridge of high pressure for a while before this next feature starts to run in, bringing strong winds and some rain through the day. so we could start a dry and bright across most of the country, away from northern scotland on monday. but then it goes downhill through the day with more rain piling into sout

it's linked to low pressure to the southwest of our neighbourhood.cloud will be in place across the uk during the course of sunday. so enjoy today's sunshine. now, the winds are also coming in from the south and pushing the colder air away to the north. so that's why the temperatures are actually relatively mild for the time of the year. so still one or two bits and pieces of mist and fog lingering through the early afternoon. but other than that, it's a mostly sunny story. there's just the outside chance of one or two spots of rain in the southwest of the country. how about the temperatures saturday afternoon? it's around 16 degrees, possibly, in the south of the uk. around ten or so there for aberdeen. now, tonight, the skies will be clear. so the temperature's going to drop, particularly across scotland. there'll be an early frost here, at least in one or two areas. but clouds are increasing. also, southerly winds continuing. so that means it's going to be mild early on sunday morning, 12 degrees in plymouth and temperatures up to as high as eight

wales and the midlands as we go through sunday night and into monday, also pushing into parts of southwesty mild indeed. 0vernight 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'sjust 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 heading our way, so that will start to settle things down. the winds will become lighter, it will generally become drier. but with that, it will also turn co

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>> reporter: this was the moment 15-year-old maya was told she had to get off the southwest airlines plane before it departed portland for san jose. her father later guiding her out after discussions with the crew. he says maya, who has autism and sensory sensitivity, was told she had to leave if they didn't put her mask on. >> she was really upset, crying and she was so excited for the ride and for the trip. >> reporter: her mother says they firmly believe in masks and even though maya will put it on after a few minutes, it feels constraining in a way most people can't understand. >> this isn't like we're protesting masks or anything. my daughter cannot wear the mask. and i think that there should be -- and i thought that there were exceptions for people who can't comply with that. >> reporter: we also spoke with passenger jennifer climber of turlock who was seated two rows ahead on the flight. >> we were all very unhappy and thought it was very unfair that the family couldn't take a trip just because an autistic child didn't understand why she had to wear a mask. >> reporter: maya

the central parts down towards the southwest, generally fine. and dry mr. fog early on. certainly some given a shit. so my wintry show is there across scandinavia, pushing up its rules that western side of russia must cover the top temperatures minus one celsius. so cold enough, then we got some showers down towards the southeast, was from a nearby area. it's a grace into that eastern side of the mediterranean. they'll still be in play as we go on through thursday, but look at the change towards the northwest 5 celsius. the top temperature in glasgow as the winds go around to a northerly direction. just 9 degrees there for london, more weather coming in. as we go on through thursday. wet weather, i went with a push into central parts of this snow for the alps. the b.b.c.'s journalism is revered around the world, but its close relationship with the british state has always placed limits on its independence. i love the 5 exist but a small things. it goes close. phillips exposed the little known century long tussle between the b.b.c. in the u.k. government and considers the

also reaching in towards the southwest scotland.ilder again with the arrival of the rain, but through the evening and night we will reach under those areas that have stated try during the day and gets stuck across northwest scotland for tuesday into wednesday where it is looking very wet here. maybe up to 150 mm in the hills, so there could be some flooding. mild overnight, and into tuesday so there's the weather system sticking around northwest scotland on tuesday. the rest of us are in this flow of very mild air coming in from the southwest. but there will be a lot of cloud around. it will be quite windy. you may see a bit of patchy light rain and drizzle. particularly to western hills, but remember, the heavy and persistent rain coming in towards northwest scotland. if you see some hazy sunshine you may well. in northeast scotland, parts of northeast england with that wind direction, your temperature could be around 17 celsius. still raining on wednesday, northwest scotland and not just here. rain spreads east right across the uk

wales and the midlands as we go through sunday night and into monday, also pushing into parts of southwestk very mild indeed. 0vernight 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'sjust 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 heading our way, so that will start to settle things down. the winds will become lighter, it will generally become drier. but with that, it will also tu

it's linked to a low pressure just to the southwest of our neighbourhood. of a gap in the clouds at the moment, but this cloud will be in place across the uk during the course of sunday. so enjoy today's sunshine. now, the winds are also coming in from the south and pushing the colder air away to the north. so that's why the temperatures are actually relatively mild for the time of the year. so still one or two bits and pieces of mist and fog lingering through the early afternoon. but other than that, it's a mostly sunny story. there's just the outside chance of one or two spots of rain in the southwest of the country. how about the temperatures saturday afternoon? it's around 16 degrees, possibly, in the south of the uk. around ten or so there for aberdeen. now, tonight, the skies will be clear. so the temperature's going to drop, particularly across scotland. there'll be an early frost here, at least in one or two areas. but clouds are increasing. also, those southerly winds continuing. so that means it's going to be mild early on sunday morning, 12 degre

active across malaysia and also down into the nation we could see some active rain pushing into the southwest of australia as well as we go through the next couple of days but not too bad at the moment high pressure which was eastern side of the country a lot of warm up towards the northwest continuing here and if anything sinking further south was just 33 cells just there for adelaide picking up to $34.00 on tuesday warming up there for melbourne as well and i would say was the southwest there's that cloud and rain. around the world council and working to manipulate and influence the. trolls this taking out rhythms that it developed in designed to push content that says click me every click we make is value. for one and industry of a 5 part series i did raise in mexico examining how propaganda and proper shape content will be algorithm on the jersey. hello again you are with out there as a reminder of our top story this hour joe biden has delivered a message of hope and unity as a clarion victory in the u.s. presidential election vice president elect kemal harris is making history as the 1st