later, we'd take you to the airline industry. southwest airlines pilots have filed food against the carrier, will dig into the development and the state of a be a regulation with a fax. so today was dive right in. and we leave the program with weekly jobless claims falling to the lowest level since the onset of the cobra. 1900 pandemic in march of 2020. now initial jobless claims fell 234000 or 334-0004 the week ending on the 28th of august, the us labor department reported thursday. the decline and claims comes amid the so called workers shortage in the country, which they record number of job openings earlier in august. despite a rise in cases of the delta, various of cope and 19 lay off in the nation to have also fall into their lowest level since june of $997.00. even with this positive employment data on lookers worry that the recovery in the world number one economy may be cooling as the federal reserve easy monetary policy and rising inflation continue to be in focus. now for more on the state of the recovery, let's bring in peter ship chief economist and global strategy at euro paci

that southwest overstepped the rules. >> yeah. so we have to deal a lot with the pandemic.s not anticipated. lead to bargaining disagreements between management and what southwest airlines is saying is that under that cleft, collective bargaining agreement is they have the authority to make these changes. this is something that should be in a law school, professional will be black, proud to have created this he is in contract law, labor law, but ultimately they are going to say southwest airlines, this is not a major dispute in the language of the law requires southwest airlines only insert any reasonable effort to make and maintain their agreements. if they are going to argue when you see words like reasonable that this was reasonable in the circumstances. i will say i know kylie is going to highlight this, they went from a $4.1 billion cash position to a $24 billion cash position by taking advantage of loans. spent may be a sticky factor in court. >> on let's check out exhibit. he's -- a bit of a statement. set southwest airlines like the rest of the injury had been force

. >>> in the footsteps of history, the stunning discovery in the american southwest showing humans may have been in north america much earlier than we thought. >>> and later, tired of all those different chargers for your electronic devices? the new push for one standardized charger for all devices. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm phil lipof in for andrew this morning. we begin with breaking news. the director of the cdc issuing a statement overnight. she is making new recommendations about covid vaccine booster shots. >> and her recommendations are differen from those issued late yesterday by a panel of cdc advisers. the difference concerns frontline workers like health care workers, grocery store p pleas and eachers. abc's ike ejiochi is here with all those details. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. that cdc advisory panel said basing boosters off occupation will only lead to more confusion. the cdc director felt otherwise. this morning, cdc director dr. rochelle walensky overruling parts of an advisory panel's decision regarding boost

six months, sorry, 12 months since hurricane in delta eked havoc on southwest louisiana. many policyholders especially ii louisiana are recovering from hurricane damage. the government shouldn't pull the rug of insurance from beneath them.s it's critical the program is expended so homeowners are somee covered if there is another storm. the proposal is good for louisiana and good for the country. i urge my colleagues to support this proposal. with that, i will yield. >> madam president. >> the senator from louisiana. >> thank you madam president. i rise in support of senator mcconnell's legislation. on august 27, 2020, just 13 months ago, hurricane laura hit louisiana. forty-five days later the hurricane delta hit louisiana. nineteen days after that the hurricane hit louisiana. we've got a little bit of a break for months after that. we were part of the historic winter storm that which we have all read. and then three months after cthat, we have a historic rainfall event in louisiana two weeks later, hurricane nicholas hit louisiana. every one of these storms was over 100

southwest is not the southwest of old, is it. >> exactly and ultimately let's look at this also, the delta variant is impacting bookings but let's look at the business travel business travel is down about 40% of what it was in 2019 and then as dr. segal was talking about the increasing fuel prices also impacting southwest in a very negative fashion. we looked at southwest it wasn't performing and so we said that we would kbit and look at other opportunities. >> all right professor i'm going to have you leave us with this we started out with football i want you to leave us with baseball because you were with us before. you said i think we're in the fourth inning. next time i think we're in the snngt inning now it sounds like you are worried about inflation. what inning are we in? >> i think we're in the eighth inning before a correction it's so hard, scott, to talk about the short run of the market i don't predict that this bull market is over yet, though >> good but in like the eight -- >> we're close to where we have to get some of the sluv out and reset and farook look forward. it'

it it will impact parts of southwest england — it will impact parts of southwest england — more especiallyes for the most part into the teens — just low 20s for some in east anglia and southeast england. now, during the evening, the rain may also push into parts of the midlands — especially the west midlands — may fringe into merseyside, and still be affecting perhaps some in southwest england overnight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties of northern england, with a much cooler night to come — temperatures quite well down into single figures, but some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get — it mightjust slip a little bit further up the western side of the uk, may reach in towards southern parts of scotland later in the day. the driest weather will be the further east you are. good deal of cloud, a few bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north the rain will get, it will gradually clearly from eastern parts on tuesday. brighter, sunnier conditions fol

how southwest is trying to explain a drop in service ahead of the holiday season. >>> we did hit 100in the tri-valley, and a closer look at what you can expect for the labor day monday. a look at that when we come right back. >>> ahead, a new weather concern along the gulf coast, and plus the principal speaking out after a parent threat over the school's covid policy. those stories and more ahead on nbc "nightly news." >>> southwest airlines is making changes in the interest of having smoother operations. the airline announced it would run fewer flights for the end of the year. the low cost carrier will cut about 27 flights a day from september 7th through october 6th, and then 162 flights a day from october 7th through november 5th. changes are coming for november and december, too. southwest is promising to protect holiday bookings. >>> here in the bay area, ferry service is expanding, going the other way. they are adding six trips each weekend on the oakland and alameda routes. these changes in the schedules went into effect yesterday. >>> the pandemic, ruining a lot of fun for ch

cloud increasing in the midlands and especially in southwest england and wales.ression of this rain and it will impact parts and especially cornwall and devon and looks like it will cover much of wales by the time we get into the evening and temperatures for the most part into the teens to low 20s are some in east anglia and southeast england. during the evening, rain my push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringe into merseyside, and perhaps effecting some in southwest england overnight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty abo

three degrees was up looking at 22, 20 three degrees was up come the weekend it won't be west and southwestart of the british isles. it's not wall—to—wall sunshine nor a try for everybody. there will be a scattering of showers but for the time of year i suspect it will feel very pleasantly mild. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... president biden promises to donate half a billion coronavirus vaccines to poorer countries, but the world health organization warns they need help now. growing pressure for india to cut back on coal, but many indians depend on it as a source of energy. we have a special report. if at the white house, british prime minister borisjohnson gets a clear message — a free trade deal with the us won't be happening any time soon. this is the scene live in the canary island of la palma, where a volcano continues to erupt.

many of those are still in the southwest.pike county, leading the way with approximately 10,000 of those 37,000 outages in pike county. wilkinson also, primarily in rural areas with power outages as well. this is down from a number of 136,000 at the peak. again, many heroes in these large disasters. our line men and women are at the very top of those because they are the ones that get out in the storms and actually get power back restored and given the heat advisories we are having and the 100 degree plus temperatures, getting power back come to homes to get air-conditioning back on is important. we are seeing that all petroleum facilities are back online. which basically means that the chevron facilities at pascagoula and in collins are back functioning. we are seeing significant increases in our neighbors to the west. our friends from louisiana coming over and getting gasoline which is causing some excess traffic on the coast and also longer lines for fuel along the coastline. thank courage everyone to be patient. that is s

it does help my state, southwest, southeast, north louisiana, but we're not the only ones. senator mcconnell's legislation does everything except one thing. one thing -- increasing the debt ceiling. that senator schumer can do in a matter of days on his own. why are we fighting over this? you know, nature abhors a moron it is moronic for us to be having this fight when it can be so easily solved. everything in senator mcconnell's legislation can easily pass this body with 70 votes, and we know it. and then senator schumer can come right behind by simply amending the budget resolution, and our problems are solved. nature abhors a moron. let's don't be moronic. i yield back to senator mcconnell. mr. mcconnell: madam president. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 137, h.r. 5305. i further ask that the first amendment in order be the shelby-mcconnell amendment to the text of which is identical to calendar number 135, s. 2789, that there be two hours of deba

cloud increasing in the midlands and especially in southwest england and wales.ll impact parts and especially cornwall and devon and looks like it will cover much of wales by the time we get into the evening and temperatures for the most part into the teens to low 20s are some in east anglia and southeast england. during the evening, rain my push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringe into merseyside, and perhaps effecting some in southwest england overnight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north rain will get

of southwest england. and the temperatures in the sunshine in england and wales a little bit higher, reaching into the upper 20s in the warmer spots. and the warmth becomes more widespread for tuesday and wednesday. clearer, warmer weather heading in from the southeast around that ridge of high pressure. there'll some mist and fog early on tuesday. that will clear away. still got some cloud in the far north of scotland, a few spots of rain to clear away, but by tuesday afternoon, there is a huge amount of sunshine out there and the temperatures are responding. scotland and northern ireland with lows of mid—20s, england and wales, mid to high 20s, and near30 in the hotspots. that continues into wednesday. later in the week, as the temperatures wane, a chance for rain goes up. some thunderstorms, too. this is bbc news, the headlines. the taliban and afghan opposition forces are battling to control the panjshir valley north of kabul. it's the last afghan province holding out against the islamist group. both s

cloud increasing in the midlands and especially in southwest england and wales.nwall and devon and looks like it will cover much of wales by the time we get into the evening and temperatures for the most part into the teens to low 20s are some in east anglia and southeast england. during the evening, rain my push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringe into merseyside, and perhaps effecting some in southwest england overnight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north rain will get, it will gradually clearly from e

cloud increasing in the midlands and especially in southwest england and wales.d looks like it will cover much of wales by the time we get into the evening and temperatures for the most part into the teens to low 20s are some in east anglia and southeast england. during the evening, rain may push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringe into merseyside, and perhaps affecting some in southwest england overnight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north rain will get, it will gradually clear away from eastern parts o

and now it's already making its way into southwest louisiana sustained winds of 75 miles per hour it is now starting to slow down out of the north/northeast to 10 miles per hour, and i expect that to continue to be the case throughout the next 24 to 32 hours. prolonged moisture with rainfall rates up to 2 to 4 inches. that's devastating across southeast to southwest louisiana where they've already dealt with hurricane ida. so you can see the storm track has now made its way into the west of new orleans, the houma area, the bayous and parishes of louisiana where they have already been dealing with flash flooding and we still have 100,000 people still without power. you have hurricane warnings still in place, but now the forecast calling for sections of 18 to 25 inches. guys >> wow, areas that are so flood-prone. >>> president biden is hitting the road today to tout his party's plan to rebuild america. he is expected to talk infrastructure in denver a day after house democrats unveiled how they would pay for the $3.5 trillion spending bill. nbc's chris pollone joins us now. what kind o

into the low 20s, though, in wales and southwest england with prolonged sunny spells.ny spells more widelyjust before sunset on saturday. 0vernight and into sunday, cloud continuing across eastern parts, some clear spells to the west, double figure temperatures as sunday begins. and then on sunday, well, that changes to something a bit brighter and warmer across england and wales. there will still be some stubborn areas of cloud through eastern and central england that will be very slow to clear. but overall, it's a brighter story in england and wale. it'll feel warmer. the breeze picks up in scotland and northern ireland, and still with a bit of uncertainty about timing. we'll see some outbreaks of rain moving in as the day goes on. that moves south overnight and into monday before fizzling out, but on monday, we could well start across central parts of the uk with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. south of that, in some sunny spells on monday, it's going to be warming up, with the warm spots here into the mid—20s. and that warmth on monday is, for tuesday and wednesd

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those storms have since moved away, but we still have an area of low pressure circulating to the southweston top of that, it is still very warm. these are the temperatures at 11 o'clock tonight 20, 21 degrees and quite a few places and muggy, too. and if that wasn't enough, we've got this thunder and lightning and heavy downpours to come across southeast england moving up across east anglia and moving up into north england with more showers coming back into wales in the southwest. so, a lot of cloud around overnight, and these are the temperatures by the end of the night. as we head into tomorrow, we've still got some heavy, thundery rain to move away from eastern england. moving northwards into scotland, and elsewhere, we are going to find showers breaking out more widely. these are going to be quite slow moving and they could turn heavy and thundery, bringing a risk of some localised flooding. where we're drier perhaps in the afternoon across more eastern parts of england, temperatures still warm for this time of year. it's just not as hot as it has been of late. and temperatures are dro

those numbers are 1.25 million encounters along the southwest border. looking at that and comparing that to the population of our states, that number is greater than the population of montana, greater than the population of rhode island. greater than the population of delaware. greater than the population of both north and south dakota. greater than the population of alaska, though not a state, greater than the population of the district of columbia. it is greater than the population of vermont. it is greater than the population of wyoming. and soon when figures pc available for this month, i believe we will quickly surpass the population of maine, new hampshire and hawaii. i think clearly what these figures show what we are doing along our southwest border what the current administration has done, that that is not working. and not only do i believe that. but i believe that that is clearly the sentiment of the american public. politico, an article that was actually published yesterday, they cited recent polling that said 38% of the united states adults

northern scotland, northern ireland, wales, southwest england, perhaps more so across southern englandeeze still coming in from the east with the cloud and from the cloud, even some drizzly rain for parts of eastern scotland and northeast england, holding the temperatures down on the coast around 50 degrees or so. elsewhere, but to around 20, a little bit higher, we get to see any prolonged and sunny spells towards the southwest of the uk. a look into saturday evening, still largely fine out there, sunday begins with a lot of cloud, submit stand fog patches around, but is more likely to brighten up on sunday, more widely as well. there will be some areas of cloud across parts of eastern england reluctant to clear. and we saw earlier that chance of rain coming into scotland and northern ireland as the day goes on, but there is some uncertainty about the timing of the arrival of any rain here, and indeed any progress of that rain southwards overnight and into monday. now, it could be by monday it goes to plan like this. this weather front weakening will be across parts of england, scotla

that's fire crews first and foremost concern is one more windy day with those southwest winds pushing caldor fire closer and closer to south lake tahoe. >> and what we're going to be seeing up. there is more smoke, more fire growth. i know that the crews are out there really getting those spot fires contained as much as possible in areas like myers, which is really populated area just south of south lake tahoe itself. good news for us is that smoke is pushed out of the region. bad news is the same winds that are pushing that smoke away from us are spreading the caldor fire to the north and east. so where we're at with winds right now. it's the big all important question. it has been consistently windy above the lake but consistently calm at lake level. we did see an inversion shaping up overnight basically cool air that's pushed right above the lake and warmer air up above it as the sun rises, you'll start to see some mixing occurring and winds will begin to pick up from time to time. that will further spread the fire likely over the next couple of hours here. but with so many crews t

i will go to work for southwest virginia. terry mcauliffe: -- bob: would you sign the clean economy act as governor? glenn youngkin: no, i would not have. i believe we can tackle bringing down omissions -- emissions in virginia without putting forth a plan that not even executives at the utilities believe is doable. it will increase virginians bills by up to $1000 a year and puts our entire energy grid at risk all in play for political purpose. >> thank you. >> i believe in all energy sources. we can use wind and solar but we need to preserve clean natural gas. we can in fact have a reliable energy grid. >> terry mcauliffe? terry mcauliffe: of course i would sign it. i am calling for clean energy by 2035. when i think of clean energy, i think of jobs, thousands and thousands of new jobs. that is our future. when i was governor, i signed the first offshore federal lease for wind turbines. we have two turbines right now 27 miles off the coast of virginia beach lighting up 3000 homes. we have four permits. when they get approved

through friday the winds just beginning to fall back to the west and the southwest a relatively mildld air behind tonights lowjust over the northeast of scotland, that will be pulled away and will all be flooded into this moisture laddened west to south—westerly air flows as you get on through friday. anywhere facing those western shores could well pick up and of cloud for the odd bit of rain but again with some brightness for the issue could be looking at 22, 23 degrees. come the weekend it won't be west and southwest it will be south and south—westerly winds which will pump really mild air up and across the greater part of the british isles. it's not wall—to—wall sunshine nor dry for everybody. there will be a scattering of showers but for the time of year i suspect it will feel very pleasantly mild. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. president biden promises to donate half a billion coronavirus vaccines to poorer countries, but the world health organization warns they need help now. growing pressure for india to cut back on coal

come the weekend it won�*t be west and southwest it will be south and south—westerly winds which willwill be a scattering of showers, but for the time of year, i suspect it will feel very pleasantly mild. this is bbc news, the headlines. president biden has announced the united states will donate anotherfive hundred million coronavirus vaccines to low income countries in need. joe biden described the pandemic as a global tragedy which couldn�*t be solved with half measures. france will return its ambassador to the united states after a row over a new defence pact between the us, uk and australia. president biden and emmanuel macron will hold talks in october. another two energy suppliers in the uk have gone out of business caused by the huge increase in the cost of gas. combined with other recent failures, it means 1.5 million people are now facing a switch to a new, more expensive firm. lava pouring from a volcano on the spanish island of la palma has damaged hundreds of homes, as it heads towards the coast. thousands of people have been forced to flee the path of the lava.

into the low 20s, though, in wales and southwest england with prolonged sunny spells.oud continuing across eastern parts, some clear spells to the west, double figure temperatures as sunday begins. and then on sunday, well, that changes to something a bit brighter and warmer across england and wales. there will still be some stubborn areas of cloud through eastern and central england that will be very slow to clear. but overall, it's a brighter story in england and wale. it'll feel warmer. the breeze picks up in scotland and northern ireland, and still with a bit of uncertainty about timing. we'll see some outbreaks of rain moving in as the day goes on. that moves south overnight and into monday before fizzling out, but on monday, we could well start across central parts of the uk with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. south of that, in some sunny spells on monday, it's going to be warming up, with the warm spots here into the mid—20s. and that warmth on monday is, for tuesday and wednesday, going to spread northwards. so for tuesday and wednesday, most of the uk are g

thank you. >> 1.i would like to make particularly if you are in southwest mississippi where the bulk of the power outages remain step if you really want to help us, sit down and get about that elderly neighbor that you may have and just ride over and check on him or her and make sure they are ok and make sure they have water. that's the one thing that is certainly concerning right now is the potential for those without power that are elderly that maybe our shut ins without power in this heat and what that could potentially do. we in mississippi are good at this. we know who lives where we know who lives down a dirt road. we know who may need help in a situation like this. we have extra law enforcement assets and they are doing their job. there is no way we can move a state trooper from grenada into wilkinson county and know who they need to check on. we need your help so if you are in southwest mississippi or throughout the state and you have power outages in your region, check on that elderly neighbor and check on that person that may have special needs. we want to make sure we limi

through friday, the windsjust beginning to fall back to the west and the southwest — a relatively mildind tonight's lowjust over the northeast of scotland, that will be pulled away and will all be flooded into this moisture—laden west to south—westerly air flows as you get on through friday. anywhere facing those western shores could well pick up enough cloud for the odd bit of rain, but again, some brightness and could be looking at 22, 23 degrees. come the weekend, it won't be west and southwest, it will be south and south—westerly winds which will pump it really mild air up and across the greater part of the british isles. it's not wall—to—wall sunshine, nor is it dry for everybody. there will be a scattering of showers, but for the time of year, i suspect it will feel very pleasantly mild. this is bbc news, the headlines: the british prime minister, borisjohnson, has warned that november's climate summit in scotland is a critical turning point for humanity. in a speech to the un generalassembly, mrjohnson called for all countries to commit to substantial reductions in carbon emissi

come the weekend, it won't be west and southwest it will be south and south—westerly winds which wills. it's not wall—to—wall sunshine, nor is it dry for everybody. there will be a scattering of showers, but for the time of year, i suspect it will feel very pleasantly mild. this is bbc news, the headlines: the british prime minister, borisjohnson, has warned that november's climate summit in scotland is a critical turning point for humanity. in a speech to the un generalassembly, mrjohnson called for all countries to commit to substantial reductions in carbon emissions by 2030. president biden has announced the united states will donate another five hundred million coronavirus vaccines to low income countries in need. the world health organization has warned they need help now. mr biden described the pandemic as a global tragedy which couldn't be solved with half measures. scientists in spain's canary islands have warned of the dangers from exploding rocks and toxic gasses, when lava from an erupting volcano flows into the sea. the authorities have declared a four—kilometre exclusion

through friday, the windsjust beginning to fall back to the west and the southwest — a relatively mild behind tonight's lowjust over the northeast of scotland, that will be pulled away and will all be flooded into this moisture—laden west to south—westerly air flows as you get on through friday. anywhere facing those western shores could well pick up enough cloud for the odd bit of rain, but again, some brightness and could be looking at 22, 23 degrees. come the weekend, it won't be west and southwest, it will be south and south—westerly winds which will pump really mild air up and across the greater part of the british isles. it's not wall—to—wall sunshine, nor is it dry for everybody. there will be a scattering of showers, but for the time of year, i suspect it will feel very pleasantly mild. this is bbc news, i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. failing to act on climate change would lead to disaster — the british prime minister's stark warning to the united nations ahead of cop 26. we have an awesome power to change things in the n

come the weekend it won't be west and southwest it will be south and south—westerly winds which will—wall sunshine, nor is it dry for everybody. there will be a scattering of showers, but for the time of year, i suspect it will feel very pleasantly mild. hardtalk�*s stephen sackur speaks to the acclaimed british cinematographer sir roger deakins.

come the weekend, it won't be west and southwest it will be south and south—westerly winds which will not wall—to—wall sunshine, nor is it dry for everybody. there will be a scattering of showers, but for the time of year, i suspect it will feel very pleasantly mild.

come the weekend, it won't be west and southwest it will be south and south—westerly winds which willreater part of the british isles. it's not wall—to—wall sunshine, nor is it dry for everybody. there will be a scattering of showers, but for the time of year, i suspect it will feel very pleasantly mild. this is bbc news. our top stories: failing to act on climate change would lead to disaster — the british prime minister's stark warning to the united nations ahead of cop 26. we ahead of cop 26. have an awesome power. in the we have an awesome power. in the next a0 days, we have to choose, the world has to choose what kind of awesome we are going to be. president biden promises to donate half a billion coronavirus vaccines to poorer countries — the world health organization warns they need help, now. 19,000 mainly haitian migrants are stranded on the border with panama.

cloud increasing in the midlands and especially in southwest england and wales.will impact parts and especially cornwall and devon and looks like it will cover much of wales by the time we get into the evening and temperatures for the most part into the teens to low 20s are some in east anglia and southeast england. during the evening, rain may push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringe into merseyside, and perhaps affecting some in southwest england overnight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north rain will

later on in the day, some downpours for the southwest of england and for wales.at times. big contrast between east and west — just mid—teens, the temperatures in the west under the rain. we could still see maybe 22—23 celsius in the sunshine further east. our front will gradually make its way eastwards across the uk through the weekend. for scotland and northern ireland, i think it'll bring some patchy cloud. but for england and wales, it does bring the threat of perhaps some quite punchy showers, longer, more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. certainly, saturday looks like it could be quite wet across england and wales. the showers should thin out somewhat for sunday. this is bbc news, with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. will the lights stay on this winter? fears of an energy crisis as gas and electricity prices surge to record highs across europe. back to the office — but most british bosses and staff believe work will never be the same again feeding anxiety. instagram may have a harmful effect on teenagers — acco

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quite a compact weather system with the cloud engulfing parts of wales, the southwest of wigan.he southwest but you could see with the rain is through the course of the evening spreading a little bit further and went into the midlands. but it's so slow moving which means that many parts of the uk further north will stay dry and quite clear in places. in actually quite chilly in scotland. also the extreme south and the south east should stay dry and clear. it could be quite mild still in his office up is because the air is coming in from the south relatively speaking to everywhere else in the uk for sub the winds are very light and the small weather front is in an area of high pressure. so it's slow—moving. if you notice across the north sea the winds are blowing from the north. here they are lifting just about in the south to where you see winds blowing in opposite directions, whether fronts tend to get stuck a little bit. that's what's happening on monday. cool and cloudy across some western areas any brightness in the east will give way to those temperatures rising to around 2

but today i would o like to focs on the crisis on the southwest border.ac how this is our thid time meeting to discuss this issue i would like you to answer questions with a simple yes or no as to not waste time. we have just recently received information from a march 17th hearing in fact i received the answers to that on august 204th. 161 days after we requested that information. you can imagine how frustrating that is as a member of congress passed with oversight of the executive branch. so, with that in mind i would like to jump right into the series of questions. can you please provide me with the name of j individuals who me the decision to suspend the flight the first week of september? >> congresswoman, that was a collective decision. >> not canceled but postponed. >> those were few in number. >> did you make the recommendation to suspend the flight? >> it is my responsibility. on a number of terrorists that have crossed into the united states or attempted to and i think we can all agree that the terrorists on the known watchlist could you commit t

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through friday, the windsjust beginning to fall back to the west and the southwest — a relatively mild, that will be pulled away and will all be flooded into this moisture—laden west to south—westerly air flows as you get on through friday. anywhere facing those western shores could well pick up enough cloud for the odd bit of rain, but again, some brightness and could be looking at 22, 23 degrees. come the weekend, it won't be west and southwest, it will be south and south—westerly winds which will pump really mild air up and across the greater part of the british isles. it's not wall—to—wall sunshine, nor is it dry for everybody. there will be a scattering of showers, but for the time of year, i suspect it will feel very pleasantly mild. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. lights out! two more uk energy suppliers fail, with warnings of more to come as soaring gas prices plunge the industry into crisis. taper time. the fed says rates may start rising next year, and it could start winding down stimulus as early as november. on

during the evening, especially the west midlands, and into merseyside, and perhaps some in southwestr counties in northern england with a much cooler need to come with a much cooler need to come with temperatures quite down into single figures but some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of cloud if you pray to sunny spells. of uncertainty about how far north rain will get, it will gradually clearly from eastern parts on tuesday. sunnier conditions following him behind with the few showers and spots of rain in parts of northern ireland and scotland. and then after that, looks like we'll get up a couple of dryer dates, many dryer days before we see another atlantic weather system bearing down on us bringing some rain on thursday night into friday on the current timing. so, the main story about this week's weather then, we are going to see