we will talk to the dow ceo and southwest ceo this hour. and credit suisse tapping investors for cash to shore up the archegos loss while it struggles to retain key employees. >>> and president biden pledging to cut u.s. greenhouse gases 50% by the end of the decade the latest push to aggressively combat climate change. carl >>> guys, the latest "jeopardy" today, let's talk about it when did you get the news, and what's the shooting schedule going to be like >> you know, you tape five shows in a day so it's a long day. i'll get a chance, i think, there will be some rehearsal as well which is good because i will need every second of it, but you know, go out and do it, so i'll do it late next week but it won't air for quite some time and as you can see there, of course, i am, i'm sure many of the fans of the show, we know all of the other people but who in the world is that guy >> hardly. >> can't wait. looking forward to it so much. as you guys know, of course, i did compete, thankfully won, when i was on celebrity jeopardy, given questions

vulnerable children arriving at the southwest border. as you know these are children, scared, and alone. last thursday the long beach convention center opened its doors to girls and boys seeking safety in the united states. can you tell us more about the process for establishing an emergency intake site at this center? >> sure thing. we were to see if they would be interested in hosting this center. long beach is a compassionate, you know, viewpoint with refugees and immigrants. the long beach city council voted unanimously to move it forward. and then of course, our city team had many meetings with our partners over hhs. they toured the site and the children came multiple times. they brought a full medical team and doctors to make sure the site was safe and they brought also social services on-site. one thing that was important for us in the community as we talked to folks that this would be a temporary site and we believe in the family unification. every child that arrived also had legal counsel, so there's actually the immigrant defen

that's one reason you hear a lot of analysts say take a look at southwest right now. doesn't mean it's the only trade. we'll hear from southwest along with alaska, united next week. >> phil, thank you very much we appreciate it we are talking of jamie baker, jpmorgan senior analyst. we have seen him before. thank you very much for joining us again. >> we think we can rule out the potential that covid is aftermath presents any long term structural impairment to the industry we think we can rule that scenario out debate we're having, that we suggest investors have is whether covid's aftermath simply represents a return to normalcy or possibly even a return or an escalation of margins. could the covid aftermath prove to be a positive for the industry we think there is that potential. that's one of the driving factors behind the ratings change that we made this week. >> what are the factors driving those ratings? >> it's the resilience of demand recovery among consumers these are airlines that carry very little corporate travel they are not dependent on international bord

southwest says no passengers were aware of the situation, but some crew members were. quitting before the company knew about the allegations. the airline is now cooperating with federal investigators. >>> and the other aviation headline tonight. major headaches today for travelers trying to book flights. a computer outage preventing customers from buying tickets on united, delta and american airlines'websites. the issue apparently stemming from a problem with google software, preventing customers from seeing flight and fare information. google now says it has fixed the issue. >>> when we come back tonight, the big game this evening and the history made overnight. the women champs and what the coach said about winning when she made history. severe rheumatoid arthritis. to and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates i

it is a crisis on our southwest border with no end in sight as a reality. the administrations campaign statements coupled with what i believe to be an overzealous renunciation of the prior administrations border policies, which had proven to be effective ultimately, believe the circumstances have invited this activity to our border, specifically the suspension of wall system construction was a major air. the remain in mexico policy should be reinstated. a file and cooperative agreements should continue and enhanced. some of these policies coupled with enabling of the catch and release practice, restricted immigration enforcement, a refusal to equally apply title 42 across the board, these decisions have exacerbated the crisis at the border. the secretary of homeland himself stated that we're on track to see the highest number of illegal crossings in over 20 years. however, no one in the current administration has stepped forward to really take the leadership role to deal with this crisis. the border coordinators leave after meeting three months on the job.

i'm on my way from light to freiburg the city in the extreme southwest of germany is considered to be particularly eco friendly. freiburg it is also called the green city well what does that actually mean and what are the consequences for me as a traveler that's exactly what i would like to find out today. also coming up what makes me a freiburg a popular vacation destination. and to meet a local a brazilian chick interviewer shows us his home once famed equal sioux falls. harvey male of the week takes us on a road trip through patagonia. and a bit. of course here in freiburg i want to be eco friendly too. in addition to public transportation there's a good network of bike paths across the city check in editor on videos and our camerawoman it is a bit. since we don't rent a car we save big on fuel. bicycle traffic in 5 or has priority over cars that has a long tradition here but cyclists also have to be considerate because pedestrians have the right of way in the historical city center. before i find out more about freiburg sustainability concept i'd like to give you a brief overview

that cloud can produce one or two showers afternoon most likely tour southwest england and southwesteast with a pretty chilly. temperatures on around nine or 10 degrees. highs in the temperature towards southwest england, cornwall, 15 to 17 degrees possible in the west of scotland feeling less chilly with more sunshine around. as the sun trying to parse through the evening into the night, high pressure building across us and clear skies and the frost will be back more widely for thursday morning with a pretty chilly start, some patches around but actually abundant sunshine for most air and pretty strong sunshine at that, equivalent of mid—to—late august. still chilly down the eastern coast but after that chilly start, the ground is still dried, it warms up quickly, temperatures climbing into the mid—if not high teens and the next two days across the country going into the weekend cooler into next week but the most notable thing on this capital city outlook is the lack of rainfall drops. the five—day rainfall from tuesday on a weighted friday. other than that, we saw through today, mo

steven, good morning we are hearing from gary kelly at southwest airlines and they are talking about domestic travel booming for years, it was the airlines to routes from france and tokyo. do we want to buy the airlines with routes from dallas to boise? >> no, great question. good morning to you as well. i think what we're seeing in this evolution of the pandemic is certainly a bigger focus on domestic travel and focus on leisure and visiting friends and relatives travel we think in the moving forward in the post-pandemic environment, that those carrier was the best seat and customer profiles will be the winners, relatively speaking. i think in terms of what this means for the airlines and what it means for the bottom line, i

we will not stop rebuilding, we will not stop making southwest louisiana stronger than ever. and for every story of loss, there is also been one of survival. because louisiana is a state full of unwavering faith and an enduring spirit. i wish i could stand here and say that covid is completely behind us. we're not quite there yet. that's why we are still wearing masks and socially distancing and taking all the necessary broke the bar precautions that we know work. even more so now that there are variants of the virus spreading in our communities, but i will tell you that there is hope a. couple of weeks ago we opened up covid 19 vaccine eligibility to everyone 16 or over. we have three extremely safe and effective vaccines that are [inaudible] to ending this pandemic, and on friday of this week, we've opened our first federally sponsored community vaccination center in baton rouge. what a difference a year makes. i know some of you have questions. [applause] i know some of you have questions about the vaccines and that's okay. most of us -- myself included -- didn't go to med

guest: this shift in resources is being exploited by drug cartels who continue to use the southwest border as the primary pipeline to bring cocaine, methamphetamine, and fentanyl into the country. the question can no longer be is there a crisis along the border but instead how long will the crisis last and how bad must the crisis become before the president will act. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> i'd like to ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. grothman: i would like to address what i think is the biggest crisis to our sovereignty since i have been here and that is what's going on at the border. it's hard to think of something new to say, but i want to point out as we pursue an open borders policy it greatly increases the power of the mexican cartels. i have heard a story in which -- because the mexican cartels have a monopoly on letting people into this contry, i hear the s

gary kelly, southwest ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back.lk more about the football story that we have been focusing on so much over the last few days. jim o'neill is a manchester united fan. he's also formerly of goldman sachs. unsurprisingly, given those two characteristics, when he joined us a little bit earlier on, he was basically talking about the fact that he was a little surprised that jamie dimon over at j.p. morgan has got his bank involved in this whole process. >> it's got to be one of the most ridiculous proposals in nearly 40 years of business, one of the most particular proposals i've ever seen in my life. guy: there are two things that need to be borne in mind. one of which, he used to work for goldman sachs. the other one is, probably more importantly, he's quite a big football fan, so probably not hi the -- not happy on either of those fronts. alix: i was hoping with this being done, i wouldn't have to have these conversations anymore, but somehow you have proved me wrong to just shoehorn a been, and i am left saying that s

since we have been on the air, at&t, and southwest, also headquartered in texas. they have also come out against it. now, just in the last few minutes, microsoft have come out as well and blasted republicans' plans to roll back voting laws. that's going to do it for us tonight. at least for now. see you again tomorrow. "way too early with kasie hunt" is up next. >>> this great, deep, southern voice. raspy. he said, sis, you okay, sis? i wasn't okay. i was waiting for my son's father. i'm sorry. he said can i pray with you. >> another day of dramatic

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since we have been on the air, at&t, and southwest, also headquartered in texas. out against it. now, just in the last few minutes, microsoft have come out as well and blasted

when you look at the numbers, 187% increase, if you look at where the southwest border is now compared to the same in the last fiscal year but when you specifically talk about where we are now, rio grande valley, 2402% increase over the reviews here. unaccompanied minors, 19000 last month alone according to customs and border protection, that is a record. these issues continue playing out, the question is what are you going to do about it? white house response is that they are going to try to invest in areas in the northern triangle in central america to try to stop or prevent or at least hamper the issue ongoing in the area to try to stop the drivers of migration to compel those to take the dangers in many times deadly journeys all the way up to mexico to the southern u.s. border. proposing $4 billion. you mentioned white house border coordinator, ambassador jacobson who will leave now at the end of the month according to white house, white house transit as she was around just for the first 100 days of the administration through the end of the month and full responsibility falls on vi

in fact, the winds are coming off the atlantic — in fact, more out of the southwest — so that means thatr do we have the arctic winds from the north. and the reason for it is this weatherfront, which is sweeping to the north of us. you can see the wind arrows here blowing out of the southwest, so some outbreaks of rain and fairly cloudy weather across, broadly, the northwest of the uk on thursday. there's some sunshine and you'll definitely notice milder conditions in the south of the uk — temperatures of around 11 degrees, for example, in birmingham and in london. now, this slightly milder weather will only be temporary, because once this weather front clears through, we open up the doors to another blast, a resurgence, of colder air from the arctic. so, yes, it temporarily turns a little bit milder through thursday and friday, and then come the weekend, it looks as though it's going to turn a bit colder again. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the us hasjoined indirect talks aimed at reviving the iranian nuclear deal — three years after donald trump abandoned it. president

alaska, southwest, -- southwest never changes a change fee. this is the time to buy because there are no restrictions. you are not going to lose your money. you will just get a credit for another year. instead of flying to big cities, a lot of them are flying point-to-point like myrtle beach and they are flying all over florida, hawaii, montana is huge right now. a lot of national parks. everyone wants to get outdoors. they are still obviously worried about covid. i'm one of them. you are definitely seeing a huge uptick. my website today had a record page views already and it is not even 3:30. >> interesting. it sounds like if i want to go to new york city, i make it a great deal on that. yes? >> definitely. if you went two years ago, a hotel would've been easily $300 a night. i'm sure you can get them for under $100. >> look -- >> people want to get out of the cities. >> now that people want to travel, studies show there is a pilot shortage by next year. if that is the case, what that will mean for travelers? >> there was a pilot shortage bef

most prone towards the south and southwest of the uk, western scotland and northern ireland. happens as we head into a bank holiday monday. deep area of low pressure pushes its way towards us, could be bringing after a bright start some heavy rain and strong winds. we'll keep you updated. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden is going big in his first address to a joint—session of congress. he's due to set out plans for trillions of dollars in government spending — but the republicans are wary. here in the uk, prime minister borisjohnson feels the heat as a formal investigation is launched into the funding for refurbishing his downing street flat. india's covid crisis deepens — hospitals overwhelmed, record infections, and soaring death rates. we have a special report from delhi. through the day, there are frantic please for oxygen, hospital beds, medicines — on the phone, online, even on the streets. and michael collins, one of the original members of the apollo 11 mission to the moon, has died aged 90.

i'm going to fly southwest.t is what i'm going to do. >> gillian: all right, lara, we had to leave it there. stay with us because now estimating a record number of unaccompanied migrant children at our border. this year, it might hit over 100,000. also, it aches demanding to know when vice president harris herself is going to travel to the u.s. southwest border. take a look at what is happening on the ground. stick with us. ♪ ♪ your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. thank you! hey, hey, no, no limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ learning is hard work. hard work requires character. learning begins in faith. it must move upwards toward the highest thing, unseen at the beginning - god. and freedom is essential to learning. its principles must be studied and defended. learning, character, faith, and freedom: these are the inseparable purposes of hillsdale college. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... grabbing a hold of what matters.

southwest is ok but american is a different story. the pandemic and less do more outreach. jonathan: alaska doing ok, another airline with a domestic tilt. goldman, a big call. tom: this is one of those tea leaves during earnings season of a reset. keith horowitz writes very careful notes on citigroup. it is not what he says on goldman, this is not an extrapolation of a boom quarter, it is a refresh of his excel spreadsheet and it gets him up 20%, which gets my attention. jonathan: christ target -- price target for 10. tom: i go back to sanford bernstein who was legendary. you don't extrapolate the securities business. it is a good way to lose money. horowitz is not doing that. he is just resetting for their market share dominance in the margin ability. jonathan: we hear today on the stock, up more than 20%, 25%, plus the golden stock. -- goldman stock. lisa: outperforming a lot of banks. i wonder from a bank perspective how long that content -- that can continue unless you see a reflation trade. how much does that have to regain? jon

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it bders thailand and the southwest of myanmar.6 billion people live in the region and communities of the majority, they want self-determination, they have been fighting since 1949. they feel marginalized in the countries postindependence process and still do. in 2012, there was a cease-fire, that was broken when the military again launching airstrikes in march of this year. >> there is no denying what happen, it was very visible from the thai side. that post was isolated, cut off from the rest of myanmar. soldiers there had begun to depend on thai soldiers to leave food. they do not have enough food, they were vulnerable. they moved in this morning around 5:00. they heard on the gunfire, loud explosions, suggesting quite a bit of fighting. and then they saw the various huts that have been put there by the burmese to accommodate their soldiers, being set on fire. it looks like they have taken the post. what is important ends it reminds us there has been continued fighting over the past month. all from the myanmar military defeing w

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>> after that i was assigned to another patrol division in south los angeles, and southwest division near the campus of university of southern california and i worked there until 1998. >> all right. and what were your duties, just generally, as a patrol officer in that particular area of los angeles? >> for the first two years of patrol, where was service primarily, during that time it was a pretty violent time in los angeles. i believe the-- on average in our division we averaged anywhere from 100 to 200 homicides a year so it was a pretty dangerous area. >> and after then, you said you held that position as a patrol officer for how many years? >> just for patrol specifically i was there for two years and then i was recruited to work the gang unit at the same division. >> the same geographic area. >> yes. >> describe that work for the jury. >> primarily gang intelligence. i was assigned a specific gang and neighborhood and our assignment was to gather intelligence, make arrests, handle any calls of service specific to that specific gang. >> how long did you work in the gang unit? >>

gary kelly on at 9:30 of southwest. on closing bell an airport of ceos today >>> now to washington. we're getting new numbers and some big money proof that lobbying and big tech are juicing up they may be getting ready for a fight in washington, d.c eamon javers is joining us how much money is big tech spending on lobbying in washington, d.c. on k street >> it is millions, brian they are boosting over the previous quarter you get an uptick in the first quarter. you get a sense of the numbers that big tech is bracing for something here in washington with the anti-trust talk out with the regulation and a lot out there. look at the numbers. the first quarter of 2021. the numbers in yesterday amazon spent $4.8 million. just behind them is facebook at 4.79 alphabet, 2.6 million. microsoft with $2.6 million. and apple bringing up the rear actually at $1.46 million. maybe apple is not as threatened by what is going on in washington as the rest of the big guys we have a debutante here robinhood. registered as a lobbyist for the

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. >> really the west of not the rest of not just the state but the desert southwest is also in the midst really deepening drought conditions. so we're in good company in the west coast. but unfortunately it's not the way that we want to be starting out. this late spring early summer season just around the corner. you can see outside that we do have some fog this morning. fog and low cloud cover having pushed back into the day. that's about all the moisture. we're going to be tapping into across the region as we work our way through this forecast. do expect some foggy conditions at the coast well into the afternoon. well, our inland in bayside areas do see skies clearing out really nicely come the afternoon any chance of rainfall still sent to the north. the same ridge of high pressure, a blocking high keeping the storm track sent into the pacific northwest before they dip into the central united states. that's why it's not just us in the bay, but all across the southwestern us that has been so dry lately. this pattern is just keeping us try to through the week ahead of us. future cast of

catherine: it is a quiet suburban town, really, about 60 kilometers southwest of par, has a fast train service into the french capital. the sort of people who live there are generally families who can have a very small house with a small garden. the area is known for having a beautiful forest and lovely shadow. it is where -- lovely cha teau. it is where you would go to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and that is why the scenes tonightre so shocking because people are wandering around the streets saying how could this have happened in this sleepy little commut town where everyone has always been known for being friendly and law-abiding. phil: thank you for that, catherine. catherine field in paris. world leaders have joined u.s. president joe biden in the setting new climate targets, ending the two-day virtual global climate summit. president biden urged is catapults to make good on their commitments to slow global warming. >> hello, everyone. reporter: dialing in for day two of the virtual climate summit. the first day saw national targets for limits on emissions f no

plus, one couple's narrow escape from the fast-moving wildfire in the southwest. >>> new this morning, we hear from the driver who survived this highway inferno.inking tha his life. >>> spears takes the stand, why britney spears is set to testify in court. >>> and later, the moving call from a son to a proud father. >> i made it. >> we love you. >> what sparked this emotional exchange proving just how strong the father/son bond can be. >> you deserve it. >>> good wednesday morning. we do begin with president biden set to unveil what he's calling his american family plan. >> during his address to a joint session of congress tonight biden is expected to propose nearly $2 trillion in spending to help families with young children by tackling the cost of health care, child care and pre-k education. >> republicans are preparing to respond tonight taking issue with how the president wants to pay for these plans. abc's ike ejiochi is in washington and begins our coverage there. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. president biden will play salesman in chief tonight as he pit

. >> after that, i was assigned to anotherd division in south los angeles, southwest division near the campus of southern california and i worked there until 1998. >> what were your duties as a patrol officer in that area of los angeles? >> for the first two years of patrol when during that time i was on average anywhere from 100 to 200 homicides a year. so, it was a pretty dangerous area. >> and you held that position for how many years? >> for the patrols i was there for two years and then recruited to work at the same division it was primarily gang intelligence and our assignment was to gather intelligence and make arrests and handle any calls of service that were specific to that. >> how long did you work in this unit? >> that specific unit for three and a half years i was recruited to work at the fbi task force in the same bureau specific to the gang that i was assigned to in the southwest division. >> and is it more of a long-term investigation? >> we were doing investigative work onor tell basically we had all crimes other than murders and the sexual assaults that were committed

into southwest england. it will and into southwest england. it will feel quite cool in that wind along the north sea coast. in the sunny parts of the west in the warm response here to 17 may 18 degrees. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: hospitals in india struggle with overwhelming demand for beds, ventilators and oxygen as the country records the world's highest—ever daily rise in coronavirus infections for the third day in a row. labour has called for the government to publish full details of how work on borisjohnson's official flat was paid for, following allegations by his former chief advisor, dominic cummings. indonesian rescue teams recover debris that is believed to be from the submarine that went missing off the coast of bali on wednesday. the public have been told to stay away from the mourne mountains in northern ireland, amid warnings more fires may break out this weekend. more headlines at nine, but now on bbc news, and oscar preview in talking movies. hello from union station in downtown los angeles. i'm tom brook and welco

still quite windy down towards the south and the southwest on friday. dry with long spells of sunshine. a bit warmer by this stage, 17—18 celsius in some western areas. and, as we head into the weekend, it stays largely dry, more of that strong sunshine by day but still the chance of some frosty nights. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughanjones with special coverage of the trial of derek chauvin for the murder of george floyd. we the jury, in the above entitled matter, as to count one, unintentional second—degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. a jury decides the former minneapolis police officer killed george floyd last year by kneeling on his neck — he could face up to a0 years injail. mr floyd's supporters welcome the verdict outside the court. president biden has given his reaction to the verdict. his legacy will not just be about his death but what we must do in his memory. the former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin has been

did you do after that after that i was assigned to another patrol division in south los angeles southwest division near the campus of university of southern california and i worked there in till 1998 right and what were your duties just generally as a patrol officer in that particular area of los angeles for the 1st 2 years of patrol wears just helen coffin service primarily during that time it was pretty time los angeles believe the on average in our division we averaged anywhere from 100 to $200.00 homicides a year so it was a pretty dangerous area. and after that you said you held that position patrol officer for how many years just for patrol specifically i was there for 2 years and then i was recruited to work the gang unit. at the same. division same geographic area yes describe that were for the jury. only getting intelligence was assigned a specific gang and neighborhood in our assignment was to gather intelligence make arrests and handle any calls of service that were specific to that specific gang. home long did you work and again. this is a gang unit for 3 and a half years. and

still quite windy down towards the south and the southwest on friday.'s dry, long spells of sunshine, and a bit warmer by this stage — 17 maybe 18 degrees in some western areas. and, as we head into the weekend, it stays largely dry, more of that strong sunshine by day, but still the chance of some frosty nights. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today. former police officer derek chauvin is found guilty of the murder of george floyd in the us city of minneapolis last may. we the jury, in the above entitled matter, as to count one, unintentional second degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. the family say the verdict is a "turning point in history" for america and justice has been done for their brother. today we are able to breathe again! yeah! all six premier league clubs pull out of the new european super league amid heavy criticism from all parts of the game. in the end the pressure proved too much.

united and american airlines have 737 max planes in their fleet southwest airlines that have removed the 30 of its 58 boeing 737 max planes from its fleet while american airlines remove 17 and united airlines said there temporarily removing 16 the news comes just months after the airlines resumed flying the jet which had been grounded for nearly 2 years after 2 deadly crashes killed 346 people the federal aviation administration allowed the max to fly again last november after boeing made the required repairs to the jet including updating its flight control software which was a direct link to those fatal crashes still though several countries including china have not yet clear the plane for commercial use but the grounding did cost boeing more than $20000000000.00 all of this unfolding following news united airlines may layoff roughly 2000 food service workers despite receiving nearly $8000000000.00 in federal bailout money and agreeing to pay millions of dollars in bonuses to company executives the move prompted a nationwide protests by those workers reporting for boom bust trinity

southwest division near the campus of them university of southern california. and i worked there until 1998. >> over you duties generally is a patrol officer in that particular area of los angeles. >> the first two years, a patrol was the service primarily prayed during that time, i believe on average in our division we avere anywhere from 100 - 200 homicides a year. it was a pretty dangerous area. >> you said you held that position for how any years. >> for patrol, typically i was there for two years and then i was recruited to work the gang unit at the same division. same geographic area pretty. >> described that work for the jury pretty spec gang intelligence, i was assigned a gang in the neighborhood and our assignment was to gather intelligence and make a rough and handling calls of service i was specific to that specific gang. >> how long did you work that gang unit. a. >> three and half years. >> and where did you go after that. >> i was recruited to go and work at the fbi task force. the same bureau for a specific to that gang that i was assigned to an

breezy in the far southwest and the channel, both areas avoiding a frost, but not quite as cold as lastor shower peaks last night and one watcher got to see it, but there is probably still some to be seen under clear skies tonight. a chilly start tomorrow but plenty of sunshine to come during the day. a bit hazy in places but there will be warmth and that sunshine away from where the wind is blowing into the coast and warm air tomorrow, 19, may be 20 celsius being reached tomorrow. if you are planning to be alfresco on friday evening, it continues to be fine until sunset with the strong sunshine. high pressure moving further to the north away from us over the weekend but that will bring in a stronger easterly wind across eastern and southern parts and it continues to be dry. a steady increase in cloud, particularly in the east, where we will notice temperatures coming down particularly along the coast. this is bbc news. the headlines: president biden hosts a virtual climate summit with world leaders and pledges to cut america's carbon emissions by at least half. we are here at the summi

on the southwest side of it and you know. all is why here right now although you can still see some of the police states in the background or not. there's not much to update you on at this point it seems like there's been media gathering all night there was a brief press or that happened shortly before i arrived here where an indianapolis police confirmed that the gunman was dead and not really sure many other details at this point i can say that i observed a bus and a caravan of cards being escorted by police cars leaving this area so that that could have the family members of potential victims or even witnesses departing for an unknown location yeah i know we are seeing some reports from the associated press that apparently up to 8 people have been shot dead can you tell us more about who might be injured and what more police are saying about that. absolutely and i actually just got off the phone with state police they weren't really able to clarify about number of casualties or number of injuries at this point i've seen un

this is the only route into the town at the heart of a war between 2 cartels image work and southwest mexico. no journalists have been here since the whole new generation called to advance to take the land around it we've been told to take this dirt track over the mountains to get in but it's not simple we just seen in quick succession a checkpoint that we had passed. by the side of a road. trip and then the letters the initials of police going to generation cartel actually scrawled on the road itself is no real bad about his territory where. when we pass the 2nd checkpoint they want to talk to us. we don't have any necessity to rob with drug traffickers it's true that we're having a fight a struggle but we're fighting for the rights of each of us and for the people. there on the propaganda push to go with their advance into this territory they say the let through civilians who dared to travel. finally we make it to the town they're fighting for i get. on the outskirts it looks like a ghost town. it might well be one soon thousands of fled the violence and isolation here those left ha

it's a little some urban town really it's about 60 kilometers southwest of paris it has a fast train service into the french capital so the sort of people who live there and generally families you can have a very small house with a little small garden the area is also known for having a beautiful forest a lovely chateau it's where you would really go to get away from the sort of hustle and bustle of the says he and i think that's why the scenes that we're seeing tonight among the a are just so shocking because people are wondering around the streets saying how could this have happened in this quiet sleepy little commuter town where everyone is or is being known for being friendly and laura but thank you for that catherine journalist to catherine field in paris thank you and world leaders have joined us president joe biden in setting new climate to talk it's ending the 2 day virtual global climate summit president biden urged his counterparts to make good on their commitments in order to slow global warming. hello everyone good morning everybody dialing in for day 2 of the virtual cli

they will push over the irish sea towards wales and even the southwest.other areas overnight will be dry and clear. some icy conditions where we get those wintry showers coming in, and a widespread frost overnight, typically —1 to —3 celsius. another cold day to come on tuesday. some sunshine, but again those snow showers in the same sort of areas. cloud, though, will build up inland and almost anywhere could catch a snow shower through the afternoon i think. passing snow shower driven on by these strong and gusty winds. again, like today, temperatures three to nine celsius, but when you add on the strength of the wind, it will feel probably more like the middle of winter. now on bbc news, global questions. hello, and welcome to global questions with me, zeinab badawi. thousands of women all over the world are protesting against gender violence and sexism, and are demanding an end to the violation of their rights. this week, we have two distinguished former female presidents — one from africa and one from europe — answering questions about why women still

and still more to do is a nurse working in cuenca in the southwest of colombia to reach a vaccination elderly members of the missing indigenous community. ogu from house to house reason awareness about vaccination against the virus because older people is a blue differences and is to protect them from the disease that were facing. the pandemic has hit indigenous people across latin america disproportionately hard since they often live in remote communities with limited access to adequate health facilities. you know they rely on medics like anselm but he's often met with distrust and suspicion so he can persuade to accept the vaccine. we didn't think of getting it because we used to cure ourselves of anything with plants but as this is a worldwide problem there is no other solution whoever wants to get the vaccine it's not obligatory but you will feel safer getting it. others proved to be more resistant. last name but not his belief in modern medicine. that. my family and i will not get vaccinated because that is my belief because the pastor has taught us that it is not necessary by tr

still quite windy down towards the south and the southwest on friday.e it's dry, long spells of sunshine, and a bit warmer by this stage — 17 maybe 18 degrees in some western areas. and, as we head into the weekend, it stays largely dry, more of that strong sunshine by day, but still the chance of some frosty nights. they have to do it faster. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world and special coverage of the trial of derek chauvin for the murder of george floyd. we the jury, in the above entitled matter, as to count one, unintentional second—degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. derek chauvin faces up to a0 years injail — a jury decides the former police officer killed george floyd after he was filmed kneeling on his neck. shortly after the verdict, president biden gave his reaction. his legacy will not just be about his death but what we must do in his memory.