their winning entry is titled "fema's impact on our life in southwest louisiana." ♪ >> the storm wase powerful than katrina. it came on shore at 1:00 yesterday morning at 150 miles an hour. >> this is our community, our corner of the bayou state. >> lake charles, louisiana. where we live, work, and go to school. >> home to some of the most resilient people you'll ever meet. >> if you are still here after what we have dealt with, you are pretty darn tough. this is our school. this is the school across the street. >> this is my old apartment. >> and this is where i live today, surrounded by neighbors with similar stories. tremendous loss and slow recovery. >> while the story of 2020 and 2021 centers around the pandemic for most americans, we dealt with that in addition to the most federally-declared disaster to hit any american city in a 10-month time span. >> how can this be happening? how can all of these things be happening? this has got to be some bad dream. this has got to be impossible. no other american city in history has had so many federally-declared natural disasters as lake

still a bit of rain there potentially in the far southwest of england to move away.and sunny start. we'll see some cloud building up, particularly in england and wales, and there could be one or two isolated showers popping off, but generally it's dry. similar story for northern ireland — more sunshine in the southwest of scotland, where it's a bit warmer, north—eastern parts of scotland cooler still with some of that low cloud. highest temperatures southern england, south wales —18—19 celsius. most of the wet weather on these weather system is getting steered to the south of the uk. high pressure is dominating, and it's centred all the way up there into greenland. now, we'll have lighter winds on monday. they're coming more from the north, so it'll be a bit cooler. and we'll find more clouds spreading out and increasing through the day, and the greater chance of catching one or two showers in england and wales. should be dry in scotland and northern ireland, cloudy in northern parts of scotland, and, generally, it's cooler on monday, with highs around 1a degrees or

they are a terrific fit with southwest.you've got to remember, though, is we've hired thousands, we have typically on any given day about 1,600 of those in training. so they're not yet proficient, they're not on the line. they are literally in training we have about 15% of our workforce that is new since we began hiring last fall so while they're out there working, they're not proficient. you know what it's like to have a new zwrob. it takes time to be efficient and proficient about 50% of our workforce is working but not proficient at this point that's a lot we can wring out in terms of proficiency in the next year >> in the next couple weeks, you, southwest, along with your other competitors who all serve florida, will be meeting with the faa. if you look at the numbers in terms of flights going to florida, it's no wonder that when a storm goes through there, it just wrecks the schedule for airlines and it's hard for them to recover is there a cap on how much service can go in to florida everybody is well above where they

still a bit of rain there potentially in the far southwest of england to move away.start. we'll see some cloud building up, particularly in england and wales, and there could be one or two isolated showers popping off, but generally it's dry. similar story for northern ireland — more sunshine in the southwest of scotland, where it's a bit warmer, north—eastern parts of scotland cooler still with some of that low cloud. highest temperatures southern england, south wales —18—19 celsius. most of the wet weather on these weather system is getting steered to the south of the uk. high pressure is dominating, and it's centred all the way up there into greenland. now, we'll have lighter winds on monday. they're coming more from the north, so it'll be a bit cooler. and we'll find more clouds spreading out and increasing through the day, and the greater chance of catching one or two showers in england and wales. should be dry in scotland and northern ireland, cloudy in northern parts of scotland, and, generally, it's cooler on monday, with highs around 11; degrees or so. and i

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of the shooting as it happened >> obviously his intent was to kill >>> new evacuations across the southwest another fast-moving wildfire forces hundreds from their homes in new mexico, as two major wildfires merge into one >>> the fight to save this texas mother, set to be executed within days, for the death of her 2-year-old daughter the interrogation video that could be key to her case. >> they wanted me to admit to something that i was not capable of doing to my child >>> breaking their silence. donald trump and kevin mccarthy both speak out after audio leaked of mccarthy vowing to tell then-president trump p r resign. >>> plus, how one neighborhood rallied together to give this teen a life-changing surprise >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening u.s. officials are not yet confirming it, but ukraine's president announced today secretary of state antony blinken and secretary of defense lloyd austin will travel to ukraine for meetings tomorrow. it will be the most high profile visit yet of an american delegation since the war began. and it could no

i reflect back, there have been more highlights representing the wonderful and diverse corner of southwest michigan. these folks are truly the salt of the earth, and i love them all. i really do, even the few that don't always love me. as chair of the energy and commerce committee, a huge highlight was 21st century cures, hailed as the most important piece of legislation passed in that congress. it laid the foundation for operation warp speed and faster drug approvals, including the first vaccine that pfizer produced in kalamazoo. and now once again, with my partner, diana diget, we're -- degette, we have cures 2.0. my driving mission has been jobs and the economy. whether it was working on the north american energy independent plan, pursuing renewable resources, dealing with climate change, changing the tax law so we don't have the highest corporate tax rates in the world which drove so many of our job craters someplace than america. being a republican lead with john dingell on the autor rescu plan, the industry and the jobs that came with it were too big to fail. protecting the great lak

no, we've never seen anything like what's going on at the southwest border right now. we are seeing the most prolific surge in the southwest border in the history of the border. between six and 8,000 people coming across the border, being encountered every 24 hours. we've never seen anything like this and let me just say that this is a self-inflicted problem that this administration has brought to our border. it's helping cartels, the communities that are involved and help in the public have resources that are involved, i sending people all over the country, we've never seen anything like this. >> what is the biden administration and game here? >> i have no idea. if you want an open port or, if you want to encourage people from all over the globe to come to the southwest border that's what this crew is doing to us. speak of this number, the 23 people caught on the southern border in the terror watch list. when you consider there have been 300,000 known got a ways over the past six months. you just have to wonder how many people are in this country that want to do us ha

contractors deployed to the southwest asia theater of operations. how many of these individuals would've been exposed to airborne hazards, including toxic exposures from burn pits? >> well i can't imagine that all of them should have been exposed to some types of airborne hazards, if they were deployed in various base camps and in southwest asia. because southwest asia, just the military operation environment, vehicles, burn pits, everything else to include sandstorms create a lot of potential for airborne hazards. and if you're there, you are exposed to it. >> what is d.o.d.'s assessment for the number of individuals who o'clock all five for the presumption of service related connection, given how many individuals were exposed and so on? >> i gotta take that for the record. i'll get you as much detail as i can. but i can't give that to you off the top of my head, senator. >> that's fine. we'll take it for the record and i look forward to your answer. when was the practice of burn pits in other theaters during this period of time, from 2001 forward,

majority are coming through the southwest border. ms. foxx: you touched on my less questions in that comment. just say all together that there is a lot at stake on the southern border if we do not stop this drug trafficking. and you mentioned the transnational criminal organizations coming into our country. are they going to continue to grow and import their violence into the u.s.? mr. dillon: absolutely. there is no reason for them not to. this is a multibillion dollar trade. when you have billions of dollars involved and criminal organization, global criminal organizations fighting for every dollar, you can expect violence to increase as a result. ms. foxx: thank you. i didn't need my time. mrs. maloney: the gentlelady yields back. as announced at the beginning of this hearing attorney general healey has a starred stop at 11:00. we thank you for your testimony. you are excused. we will pause for a moment while miss finer gets on the camera. thank you so much for your leadership. the gentlelady from the district of columbia, ms. norton,

and the risk is there for some of the moors in the southwest early saturday morning, perhaps over therwise, a widespread frost around, it's going to be a cold start to the day and, where we've seen those showers, an icy start to the day, as well. now, for many of us, there'll be lots of sunshine through the morning, this zone of rain easing away from the southwest, any hill snow also working out of the way. showers then that start off near the east coast will migrate inland — many of them will be of rain by the time we get to the afternoon, but there could be a bit of hail, maybe an odd wintry one left over. temperatures generally a degree or so higher, about 7—10 celsius — but crucially, it won't be as windy, so it won't feel anywhere near as bitter now for sunday. this area of high pressure stays to our west. we get this weather front toppling around the top side of it — that will bring another change to our country. now for sunday, it'll be a cold, frosty, but lovely, sunny start to the day. however, the cloud will tend to build and fill across the skies across much of the uk. then

on top of that, southwest airlines had an i.t. problem during the weekend which forced them to cancel more flights across their network. so, it was not a good weekend to get from a to b. >> i saw a lot of comments saying where i am, the weather is fine. can you explain to folks the cascading effect why even if there points a and b are fine weather-wise that it could still be messed up due to something happening in florida? >> absolutely. the thing about airplanes is they fly. the weather may be good where you are and the weather may be good where you are going, but it may not be good where your plane is coming in from. that is where airlines will try to cite weather. there is a good reason airlines do that. if they cite weather, they don't have to give you compensation. some areas do try to go above and beyond in taking care of customers. if you are nice to the agent, the agent may be nice to you. remember something, they've got policies. the agent can induce -- can only do so much. they are not the ceo of the company. kristen: sp

and there the wind southwest 10 to 20.ossible containing small hail the rain again a little bit of a low later tonight before more rain moves in through friday morning, tapering off by friday afternoon , heaviest rainfall right now just pushed out of the a heavy f precipitation that's lifted off the bay into morago, one a creek into concord and into clayton. rain showers pretty heavy right there along the peninsula san francisco through burlingame. just light rainfall right now in throughout san jose, but we do have a concentration of moderate rain and san mateo. this is the first boundary line the area of low pressure. that initial tale of that system is whipping through the bay area, the second portion of it coming through this afternoon, but we will continue to see these hit and miss scattered showers. sometimes some heavy downpours by 10 o'clock this morning. you see that we have a break to the north of us in santa rosa, so all the concentration will be to the south around san jose back in all the way through monterey

everything is coming in from the west southwest.gering and mild conditions tomorrow before the next system arrived saturday. another one looks to be on tap tuesday. that was to the north for this year. this will be heavy, wet snow and the snow level will go up with not surprise me to see it. get up around 6500 ft eventually, but maybe a foot to two ft between now and say sunday. fifties sixties on your temps, and we are looking for a lot of cloud cover coming in some off and on rain, at least to well saturday, then a break sunday before the next system late monday into tuesday. alright state time. it's 5 41 new at six o'clock and huge fire on the edge of the bay area, forcing people to stay inside their homes. we'll tell you about the danger, forcing firefighters to let that fire burn. in several women are claiming to have been drugged at a north bay bar. we have reaction from the bar owner as an investigation unfolds. america, i got you! we told reggie miller wendy's would give away our amazing breakfast biscuits for a buck for eve

border is not just the southwest border and got coastal sectors that are under attack and of course was so the threat up there. maria: that was border patrol chief saying the u.s. is topping a 1 million border encounters this fiscal year so far. another caravan of hundreds of migrants is reportedly on the way after reports that president biden is expected to revoke a trump era asylum a policy known as fort title 42 but he will do that in may. one border agent telling fox, we are expecting to get rack to rejoin it right now national border patrol council president brandon judd. great to see you pretty in protecting this border for several years now. what is your expectation of the administration revoking title 42 and the impact? >> maria i am disgusted as should the entire american public. president biden just wave the white flag of surrender. giving complete control to the cartel to bring across anything they want. our resources are going to be completely pulled out because this administration wants to pander to activists rather than follow the science and say there's a lot of bad t

after a three year long covid enforced hiatus, south by southwest and its creative crowd are once morerging upon the lone star state. south by, as it's affectionately known by those in the know, is something intangible, something indefinable, dare i say, fluid? at once, it's a film, music, art and technology, well, party, really. it's neat, in a world that is largely fractured and divided, to see a lot of different cultures coming together, meeting each other, making new connections. so much of what we do here is content creativity. but even more so, inspiration. now in its 35th year, on everyone's mind is, what's next? unsurprisingly, the big talk this year is all about something beginning with the letter m, how it's going to affect entertainment and storytelling in the future. our relationship with reality is fundamentally changing, and because we have these ways that are augmenting or transporting us and we are actually creating memories that become a part of who we are, even though they are not real, and that is actually a sort of profound idea when you start to think about that. d

southwest airlines apologizing, blaming technology maintenance, weather, and air space issues for its headaches. experts stress that carrier had a tougher weekend than others based on its network, but they're not the only ones struggling >> it's kind of the luck of the draw in a way. next week it could be american in dallas, or delta in atlanta all it takes is one or two events, and airlines are getting better at recovering, but they're not there yet. >> reporter: passengers like kelly olsen don't want excuses her family's hours-long layover in baltimore has turned into a two-night stay. >> we're missing out on two nights on our resort we can't rebook the disney ticket because it's spring break and they maxed out everything there. >> reporter: some experts estimating it could be tuesday or wednesday before the mess cheers up for multiple airlines. if we get more bad weather, that timeline could change. >>> the senate judiciary committee could clear a path for the history books this morning, deciding to send judge ketanji jackson browne's nomination to the senate if approved she'd be t

besides that in southwest asia. >> what other burn pits in other combatant commands? >> uh-huh. >> i'll take it for the record. most of them should have been in the centcom aor though. >> okay. okay. so if there is a centcom aor, then they're in this same region that we've been talking about roughly. tell me about just dod's collection of this data. i mean, what -- we're dealing with service members' exposure to toxins, burn pit toxins, other airbornes. it seems like we have very limited data for a lot of this. why is that? if why is it that dod has not collected this kind of data for so long? can you give me any insight? >> i think we've always improved the extent of the data and the technology that we collect the data with. and we continue to improve. i mean, we collect a lot of environmental health assessment data, you know? a number of compounds and a number of airborne compounds, particulate matter, compounds that are in the motor pool over there, compounds in, you know, in the soil that aerosolize as a result of operations. a lot of that is collected. and it goe

across our southwest border, over 100,000 americans died from a drug overdose. with more than 70% dying from synthetic opioids such as fentanyl. that is an increase of 30% from the previous year. add to that the number of americans suffering from substance addiction and this crisis touches virtually every american. dea's most recent national drug threat assessment issued in march of last year describes mexican drug cartels, also known as transnational criminal organizations, due to the global nature of their criminal activity, as quote the greatest drug trafficking threat to the united states". these organizations, most notably decent a lower cartel and the cartel more commonly known as cj ng are large, well-funded, and exceedingly violent. they operate with relative impunity in mexico and are responsible for tens of thousands of murders and disappearances in that country. and the cartels are taking advantage of our unsecured southwest border by flooding our committees with vent and all, methamphetamine, and heroin. and they show no signs of abating. to make mat

similar story for northern ireland — more sunshine in the southwest of scotland, where it's a bit warmer. highest temperatures, southern england, south wales, 18—19 celsius. most of the wet weather on these weather system is getting steered to the south of the uk. high pressure is dominating, and it's centred all the way up there into greenland. now, we'll have lighter winds on monday. they're coming more from the north, so it'll be a bit cooler. and we'll find more clouds spreading out and increasing through the day, and the greater chance of catching 1—2 showers in england and wales. should be dry in scotland and northern ireland, cloudy in northern parts of scotland, and generally it's cooler on monday, with highs around 1a celsius or so. and it could be a chilly start on tuesday, with cloudy skies across the north, and that northerly breeze will push the cloud further south, and temperatures will range from 16 in the southwest of england and south wales to only around nine celsius in northeast scotland and the northeast of england. so, these are the changes for next week — it'll be c

england but also reaching 17 degrees in parts of southwest england but also around cardiff's bute park had cloud tending to bubble up through the afternoon and spread across the skies, as you can see here on the satellite picture. with that cloud increasing, temperatures weren't as high for many of you. indeed around the eastern coast, just 8 degrees in places. right now, we're seeing a good feed of cloud coming in still from the north sea, so predominantly cloudy weather in scotland and across eastern areas, from northeast england all the way into parts of east anglia. but there are breaks elsewhere, notably across parts of southern england, across parts of the midlands, wales, running into northern ireland, northwest england as well. these areas, you might well start off with a little bit of morning sunshine, but even where you start off with the sun, cloud will tend to bubble up and spread across the skies in any case as we go through the day. so, whether you start off cloudy or cloud develops later on, most of you will see quite a lot of cloud through the day. across northeast scot

still a bit of rain there potentially in the far southwest of england to move away.ere could be one or two isolated showers popping off, but generally it's dry. similar story for northern ireland — more sunshine in the southwest of scotland, where it's a bit warmer, north—eastern parts of scotland cooler still with some of that low cloud. highest temperatures in southern england, south wales — 18—19 celsius. most of the wet weather on these weather systems is getting steered to the south of the uk. high pressure is dominating, and it's centred all the way up there into greenland. now, we'll have lighter winds on monday. they're coming more from the north, so it'll be a bit cooler. and we'll find more clouds spreading out and increasing through the day, and the greater chance of catching one or two showers in england and wales. should be dry in scotland and northern ireland, cloudy in northern parts of scotland, and, generally, it's cooler on monday, with highs around 1a degrees or so. and it could be a chilly start on tuesday, with cloudy skies across the north, and

it's just southwest of gucho. it's a road that we actually have traveling up and down every time we've been to boot shop. now at the time around that highly ukrainian defense forces where tweeting that this was a precision operation again too crazy. i think it's russian forces that they manage to hit them and they managed to hold that convoy. now, along that road, we saw evidence of that that would destroyed a russian tanks across one section of the street for what this appears to show. he's not particular that colon, but a retreating russian soldiers who were then effectively killed. now the men are speaking russian, according to russians, think is that we've been speaking to be showing them the video. they have a co pays an accent from the caucuses. highly likely to be a georgian, there are georgian legions that are fighting alongside ukrainian forces. they part of the ukrainian army, the new york times certainly has a safe and says they have evidence of that as well. now, previous videos about the destruction o

southwest winds 15 dress in layers and go, ace. here's a live look right now out towards mount diablo in the east bay. we've been noticing that thickening of the clouds air temperature there 65 degrees of windsor out of the southwest at 16 mph. other notable numbers is currently 54 degrees in half moon bay. to 70 degrees in brentwood, and also in san jose . these were these temperatures have been tumbling very rapidly due to the winds that have been increasing in the last 16 minutes 70 mile per hour winds at sfo, 12 the mountain view 12 and san jose, where the wind gusts have been up to 20 mph notice the winds right now southwest at 15 at oakland international airport. that's 3.5 miles of 8 80 from the oakland coliseum. so yes, it's a breezy evening for that home opener and we have right on the way it will not rain for the home opener. you could have a wayward raindrop or two, but that's about it. the bulk of the precipitation overnight tonight anywhere between the 10th and a half an inch of rain, and then wednesday overnight to th

. >>> deadly wildfires raging across the southwest. the desperate battle to try to contain them and the race to get out of harm's way. >> you need to leave. >> our weather team with the latest on the tinderbox conditions. >>> crucial vote. france heads to the polls. will they choose embattled president emmanuel macron or far right candidate marine le pen? >>p support.ake and how it could the former president campaigning for an ohio senate candidate as the party hopes to take back the house and senate in november. >> we're just seven months away from the most important midterm victory in american history. >> what's on voters' minds this morning. >>> remembering orrin hatch. the seven-term republican from utah passing away at 88. his pivotal roles through four decades of service. >>> gun violence. a mass shooting in washington, d.c. putting the issue once again in the national spotlight. d.c. mayor muriel bowser joins us this morning. >>> and high-flying stunt. two pilots making a first ever attempt to swap planes in midair. >> dotting t

so tomorrow, the cloudier skies, southwest england, wales, northern ireland, southwest scotland could — and it's a warmer day, 17 celsius in glasgow, near 20 celsius in northern england, up to 22 celsius in southeast england. and saturday — again, there's a lot of dry weather, a mixture of clouds, some sunny spells where the cloud is thick enough, you may get a shower or a few spots of rain. the weather friends getting closer to northern ireland and the western aisles later in the day, breezier conditions, and the chance at seeing some rain. this weather front has more success by easter sunday by coming into the uk, rather than being held at bay to our west. whilst there's still some uncertainty about how far into the uk it'll come, it does look as if it's most likely we will get some rain into northern ireland, parts of scotland, especially into the west on easter sunday. but some of that rain mayjust fringe into parts of wales and the western side of england — whereas to the head of that, you make get a shower, but to the central eastern parts of england, this is where we're most li

but five southwest flights at sjc were cancelled. in a statement, southwest apologized for the delays and cancellations, and said it was because of, quote, intermittent technology issues. >>> new at 6:00. police in foster city are investigating a home invasion robbery. happened just before 11:00 friday morning on castor street. police say two armed men entered the residents when three people were home. they forced the family into a bedroom at gunpoint, demanded their money, and jewelry, then stole the homeowners' cell phone and drove off in the family's mercedes. a shooting in san francisco has turned deadly. we reported that yesterday. go ahead. >> yeah, that's right, terry. a 21-year-old man was shot around 1:30 near 3rd and palo avenue. not far from the bay view district. police gave an update on the case today saying that the man has died. there was a second victim rush today a hospital. they are expected to survive. no arrests have been made. >>> our investigative unit has been taking a close look at crime and safety in our new

through new mexico, low hu humidity that extends from the plains to the southwest. tomorrow does not let up we'll see very strong winds and low humidity for that we'll see a critical risk again where you see the red, that's in eastern new mexicointo western texas. the panhandle of texas once again we need to be on wind alert. the nation is under some sort of wind alert where you see the purple, that's the high wind alert. stretching all the way to the central and southern plains al the way to the southwest we have wind watches current wind speeds up to 40 miles per hour and 47 miles per hour in lubbock. we're seeing winds gusting higher than that adding onto it, really not a bad dew point. very dry conditions. >> michelle grossman, thanks for that. >>> mask rules across the country have gotten pretty confusing but in philadelphia it is a whole different level on april 11th the city said it would reinstate a federal mask mandate. now there's four days later and officials say the requirement isn't necessary anymore. the city's health conditioner, there is a covid jack

furthertowards and the southwest of england as well.n another sunny day. highs of 19 in london and 17 in the newcastle. beyond that, the weather is going to turn a little more unsettled, we are expecting the low pressure too. it is going to be flirting with the southwest of the uk but elsewhere, easter monday looking a decent bar the odd shower here and there. temperatures a little lower because of the winds kicked out of the atlantic and much lower across northern areas, only 12 degrees in glasgow. have a great weekend. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm maryam moshiri. hours after russia's flagship vessel sinks in the black sea, moscow threatens to increase its attacks near the outskirts of ukraine's capital. if you're watching this, it means we've surrendered. a british man fighting for ukraine is captured by russian forces. his family plead for his safety. i know he's alive. but i'm not sure if that is a comfort, because i don't know how he is being treated. almost 400 people

the verified footage was recorded outside the village of to me 3 acre, a few kilometers southwest of butcher. it happened on march, the 30th in it, soldiers wearing ukrainian flag patches and blue bands. chant glory to ukraine. a soldier thought to be russian as a jacket pulled over his head, and it's shot 3 times. the bodies of 3 other suspected russian soldiers, a scene nearby, dost jibari, has more from moscow? well, we've been hearing from the russian ambassador to the united states anatoly, anton, of who says that the lack of coverage by the american media about this video that's now been verified by the new york times just shows washington's biased towards the conflict in ukraine and the air russian state media have been running this footage, are quite extensively over the past 48 hours. a saying that this is yet more evidence of air rushes position and at the air ukrainian, or forces are carrying out acts of violence against their russian troops. and they are, are comparing the ukrainian forces to those are members of i, sol, as well as the nazis. that is, of course, the narra

passengers scheduled to fly with southwest southwest airlines reported some delayed. >> white's throughout the country this morning. details on what caused that hold up. and a norovirus outbreak in california wink to brad boyes jurors where those oysters are coming from. so you don't eat any of them. i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you should find a hand specialist certified to offer nonsurgical treatments. what's the next step? visit findahandspecialist.com today to get started. >> at least 34 people got sick with norovirus in california after eating raw oysters at 9 different restaurants. the california department of health made this announcement today. illnesses have been reported from march 11th through march 19th and state health officials say alyssa's have been linked to oysters from british columbi

breezy winds southwest 10 to 20.ossible this afternoon and evening and then the rain tapers off by friday afternoon. this is our live doppler imagery, and you can see that we still have some lingering showers with the passage of this frontal boundary that's swept through the bay area between about three and 5 30 this morning. heavy rain showers now entering livermore backing all the way through the sonoma grade. trying to make tracks in towards san jose stops right around the milpitas area than hit and miss scattered showers right there in los altos hills backing through portola valley, and that's going to be the scenario again. the front has now passed due east, lifting in a northerly fashion behind it here, the secondary front that is going to produce more rain showers tonight and through our friday morning so let's track this with our future cast periods of rain showers hit and miss scattered showers. lot of instability with the passage of this front lot of cooler air filtering in with the passage of this system,

and wales i had the best of the sunshine on tuesday, temperatures reaching 70 degrees and parts of southwest to bubble up over the afternoon and spread across the skies, as you can see here on the satellite picture. with that cloud increasing, temperatures weren't as high for many of you, indeed around the eastern coastjust 8 degrees and places. right now we are seeing a good feed of god coming in and steal from the north sea so predominant cloudy weather in scotland and across eastern areas from northeast england all the way to parts of east anglia. but there are breaks elsewhere, notably across parts of southern angling about parts of the midlands, wales, running into northern island, northwest england as well. these areas, you might well start off with a little bit of morning sunshine but even where you start up with the sun, cloud will tend to bubble up and spread across the skies in any case as we go through the day. whether you start a cloudy or cloudy later on most of you will see quite a lot of cloud through the day. across northeast scotland you might hold onto some sunny spells for

similar story for northern ireland — more sunshine in the southwest of scotland, where it's a bit warmerll with some of that low cloud. highest temperatures, southern england, south wales, 18—19 celsius. most of the wet weather on these weather system is getting steered to the south of the uk. high pressure is dominating, and it's centred all the way up there into greenland. now, we'll have lighter winds on monday. they're coming more from the north, so it'll be a bit cooler. and we'll find more clouds spreading out and increasing through the day, and the greater chance of catching 1—2 showers in england and wales. should be dry in scotland and northern ireland, cloudy in northern parts of scotland, and generally it's cooler on monday, with highs around 1a celsius or so. and it could be a chilly start on tuesday, with cloudy skies across the north, and that northerly breeze will push the cloud further south, and temperatures will range from 16 in the southwest of england and south wales to only around nine celsius in northeast scotland and the northeast of england. so, these are the chan

at the aea's is 97% comes across the southwest border. do you feel a personal sense of remorse for those americans who died because fentanyl is coming in right and left across the border that is overwhelmed by illegal migration? >> the fentanyl crisis has been year in and year out and off course we mourn the loss of individuals who lost their lives. in 2020 there was approximately a 50% increase in opioid deaths in this country over 2019? 2020, over 2019. the number is opioid overdose deaths in the country has grown each year, year in and year out prior to this administration. and what we have to do as a country is address the fundamental underlying cause, which is demand. through the ports of entry where the agents have been diverted to processing illegal migrants. >> and we have more fentanyl thanic we did in the prior year. >> it's almost 700 migrants in the process of entering the country. do you feel a personal remorse for their loss? >> you realize under the protocols according to a human rights organization more than 1,500 individu

still a bit of rain there potentially in the far southwest of england to move away.e cloud building up, particularly in england and wales, and there could be one or two isolated showers popping off, but generally it's dry. similar story for northern ireland — more sunshine in the southwest of scotland, where it's a bit warmer, north—eastern parts of scotland cooler still with some of that low cloud. highest temperatures southern england, south wales —18—19 celsius. most of the wet weather on these weather system is getting steered to the south of the uk. high pressure is dominating, and it's centred all the way up there into greenland. now, we'll have lighter winds on monday. they're coming more from the north, so it'll be a bit cooler. and we'll find more clouds spreading out and increasing through the day, and the greater chance of catching one or two showers in england and wales. should be dry in scotland and northern ireland, cloudy in northern parts of scotland, and, generally, it's cooler on monday, with highs around 1a degrees or so. and it could be a chilly s

we have been reporting on wildfires across the southwest. now they are fighting fires in places like florida and even nebraska where a fast-moving blaze turned deadly. steve patterson reports. >> reporter: tonight out of control a rare and deadly wildfire surging across tornado alley authorities sa 66-year-old volunteer fire spotter was killed when this cluster broke out near cambridge, nebraska. already ripping across more than 50,000 acres. driven by powerful 50 miles per hour winds and bone dry brush nebraska's fire outbreak is bunch nat least five counties. 11 firefighters injured so far the national guard called in to assist. how unusual is this for the state? >> it's difficult to manage this many fires, especially when the fire service in nebraska is almost entirely volunteer based, even small fires have just blown up out of control. really, really quickly. >> reporter: in new mexico states of emergency across nearly half a dozen counties fires scattered across the state threatening hundreds of homes. officials warning get out of harm'

pete, we have business to take care of here you bought southwest calls, southwest airlines, correct?yes, i did, sir as a matter of fact we've seen a lot of the airlines in the last week or two and there seems to be an acceleration of the buying and that's in the face of looking at the price of oil and the big gains that we've seen and we all know that the costs really come down to the jet fuel, a lot of it. so when you look at this and i see delta being bought, united being bought and then southwest. southwest made a lot of sense and i like the hedging and the ceo is on cnbc on a regular basis and he does a good job of how they're maneuvering through difficult times. when they start buying the chunky stuff that they were doing, they bought 17,000 of the may 50 calls so that intrigued me the stock was trading about 45 at the time and it's about the same spot and that gives me time for these to perform and they're not april and i get a little extra month which is something we haven't seen much of late in terms of the options which are one-week long, two-week long and these extent out t