this is the southwest option.et's move on to the sixth question, with whom did ramses ii fight, and with the hutts, with the khets, and with the huts, they signed the first treaty. well, actually a story. let me remember that the history of the ancient world for the fifth grade was exactly written that here the second fought with the khets. as far as we know, huts are big worms. gangsters from star wars. here, while ramses is second wet with them fight, who knows, we no longer know these data. and here is something like a brownie from belarusian folklore, so this question , option b, the second fought with the hats, the seventh question of mats is a rebuke from the russian move, a deaf grumbling time. stepan what do you think? which word is more suitable grumpy? it seems to me, buhmaty, what is buoying? something, in the sense, something is bubbling, sitting in the corner there. yeah well layer denis and what do you think, i answered grouchy uh-huh, and how did maria answer? i answered the option, but lush, but i

southwest scotland.it's temperatures it's here where temperatures will down little bit will drop down a little bit more. elsewhere underneath more. but elsewhere underneath that it is going be that cloud, it is going to be another night, no another humid, muggy night, no lower 16 c in some lower than 15, 16 c in some towns. cities. it's this towns. and cities. but it's this fresher air that's filtering in from southwest that will from the southwest that will also steadily progress its way eastwards day. eastwards throughout the day. and allow the and that's going to allow the cloud break up a lot more cloud to break up a lot more compared to what we saw throughout so more in throughout today. so more in the way of those brighter and sunnier developing. still sunnier spells developing. still a showers a scattering of showers generally. side, generally. on the lighter side, most for parts most persistent for parts of northern temperatures northern ireland, temperatures in sunnier spots between in those sun

. degrees southwest.heating up. >> boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news join me of weather on. gb news join me camilla tominey from 9.30 on sunday morning in an exclusive interview, i'll be quizzing former home secretary priti patel on everything from the government's rwanda plan to whether the tories should ditch net zero. >> and after the sensational resignations of the heads of both coutts bank and the natwest group , i'll both coutts bank and the natwest group, i'll be joined by nigel farage, who'll tell me what's next for him in his fight against woke banks . all that and against woke banks. all that and more with me camilla tominey from 930 on sunday morning . >> hello and welcome to gb news saturday. i'm emily carver for the next three hours, i will be keeping you company on tv, onune keeping you company on tv, online and digital radio. i've been away for a wonderful week on holiday and i'm back, raring to go. i'll be keeping you up to date the stories that date on all the stories

but already the change is towards the southwest.to the weekend. strongest of the winds, though, for friday, mainly towards the southwest of the uk. we could see gales around hills and coasts and some pretty some of it should become heavy and thundery. in scotland working its way north, but far north of outbreaks of rain, though, spread to much of england, wales, northern ireland, maybe not too much and whilst temperatures high teens low 20s, the strengthening wind will start to make it feel a little bit cooler. and that cooler story continues into the weekend. an unseasonably windy spell through the weekend too. not what you want to see this stage injuly. low pressure by saturday, will be to the north it where we've got some of the strongest of the winds, approaches, widespread gales, strong winds more widely lightest winds through parts of scotland, but that heavy thundery downpours quite widely across much of the uk. strong winds, making it feel rather cool as well, despite seeing temperatures again, high teens and low 20s. winds

southwest border is wide open. the evidence is clear more than 5.5 million encounters god away since 2021. nearly 380,000 encounters of unaccompanied minors. a record number of retinal poisonings in the united states largely driven by drugs flooding across our southwest border. the crisis is a direct result of the secretaries dereliction of duties. it is being published later today and makes all this clear. today's hearing and subsequent hearings and the consequences of these policies. before i get to the subject of today's hearing i want to briefly talk about some of those numbers because i am sure we are in for a few days of unjustified celebration about what they mean every member that you hear the other side of the aisle talking about is still a number far above crisis levels. even by the measure of president obama's former dhs secretary. we are still averaging more than 3000 a day. jeh johnson once said that 1000 overwhelms us as demand is a crisis. we are also seeing a number of aliens arriving at the port of

and then to the heat in the southwest. this heat wave gripping the southwest, and it's possible with temperatures getting close to 100 degrees in phoenix, this could be record heat. and, norah, southwest record heat in the summer is dangerous heat. >> yeah, really dangerous. chris warren, thank you. >>> well, from this dangerous weather to the contaminated beaches. that's right. dozens of beaches across the northeast are closed or restricted due to high levels of bacteria found in the water. cbs's elaine quijano spoke with health officials about the risks. >> there's a lot of bacteria in the water. we recommend nobody swim in it. >> reporter: swimmers at constitution beach in massachusetts were told to swim at their own risk. health officials have posted warnings at 71 beaches across massachusetts. water tests have shown high levels of fecal matter and colonies of bacteria that could make swimmers sick. >> i have health issues that would be -- i would be vulnerable. >> reporter: officials say recent heavy rainfall along th

>> they're completely overrun on the southwest border. if you go to arizona right now and you sit back with sheriff mark lamb, let me tell you, i've embedded with his law enforcement agency. do you realize out of one out of every ten traffic stops that man is making and his personnel are in pursuits? 70 miles into the country on interstate 10. these agencies are overrun. the texas department of public safety has spent $9 billion from the state legislature to try to support operations between the ports of entry because we are overrun with crime. >> will mr. malts, do you believe that law enforcement throughout this country faces more threats of violence because of our open borders? >> absolutely. and i also know that retiring at record levels at the executive leadership level because they can't take it anymore. the mixed messages are overwhelming. >> so you don't believe the lie that the pension -- [inaudible] just happen to happen in. >> i just know that i talk to people every day, and they're leaving law enforcement because morale is at

for southwest, day as well.st, though, to see the though, we are going to see the cloud outbreaks of cloud building as outbreaks of rain push their way in for wales, southwest england, then rain push their way in for walenorthern vest england, then rain push their way in for walenorthern ireland|land, then into northern ireland and eventually southeast england into northern ireland and eventon.ly southeast england into northern ireland and eventon assoutheast england into northern ireland and eventon as wellieast england into northern ireland and eventon as well .ast england into northern ireland and eventon as well . wherejland into northern ireland and eventon as well . where you! into northern ireland and eventon as well . where you do later on as well. where you do hold to the sunshine, though, hold on to the sunshine, though, climbing around 21, climbing to highs around 21, 22 c. that area of low pressure that's bringing this rain will steadily progressing its way eastwards . overnight, light eastwards. ove

record-breaking highs likely across the southwest. now, there will be a bit of a break in the heat across parts of nebraska, kansas, oklahoma and even into north texas by thursday, but where it has been hot, it will stay hot. probably 100 to 150 possible record high temperatures broken just over the next few days in the southwest. and that is why we have these warnings posted, they don't post these just because it is summer. it has to be some threshold above normal. and look at the threshold above normal for phoenix. you should be 107. you will be 118. so, yes, obviously you get to that threshold. it will be hot obviously in death valley, going to be hot in bakersfield, hot in palm springs. and that is where it has been and really hasn't looked like it will change for a long time. here is next week and it just says above average. notice in the northeast and east, significantly below average as we like to see some rainfall but not in the places that it will rain. again, more flood alerts into the northeast, vermont and new hampshire, w

so down into southwest england. local there could be some local disruption met office disruption with a met office warning force elsewhere . a warning in force elsewhere. a dner warning in force elsewhere. a drier generally in drier temperatures generally in the low 20s perhaps locally around 24 or 25 across south—east england this afternoon in those thundery showers continue to push northwards as we head through the evening, but then fade away by the end of the day and then overnight it's generally dry with clear spells across much of the country. but then towards the country. but then towards the of the we'd just the end of the night, we'd just start a few showers start to see a few showers pushing from the southwest as pushing in from the southwest as that low pressure system starts to nearer. temperatures to edge nearer. temperatures generally around mid teens. generally around the mid teens. so still quite warm for the time of year . plenty of so still quite warm for the time of year. plenty of sunshine first t

for southwest, day as well.st, though, to see the though, we are going to see the cloud outbreaks of cloud building as outbreaks of rain push their way in for wales, southwest england, then rain push their way in for walenorthern vest england, then rain push their way in for walenorthern ireland|land, then into northern ireland and eventually southeast england into northern ireland and eventon.ly southeast england into northern ireland and eventon assoutheast england into northern ireland and eventon as wellieast england into northern ireland and eventon as well .ast england into northern ireland and eventon as well . wherejland into northern ireland and eventon as well . where you! into northern ireland and eventon as well . where you do later on as well. where you do hold to the sunshine, though, hold on to the sunshine, though, climbing around 21, climbing to highs around 21, 22 c. that area of low pressure that's bringing this rain will steadily progressing its way eastwards . overnight, light eastwards. ove

though, we'll start to see cloud gather towards the southwest.ow, into the evening, rain at times, northern ireland, north wales, spreading its way into central southern scotland. elsewhere, some clear skies into friday morning. temperatures 9—13 celsius again. but already the change is towards the southwest. this is the area of low pressure. it's going to make it feel like autumn at times through friday and into the weekend. strongest of the winds, though, for friday, mainly towards the southwest of the uk. we could see gales around hills and coasts and some pretty rough seas developing too. it's here where we start with the rain on friday, some of it should become heavy and thundery. dry start elsewhere, a bit of patchy rain in scotland working its way north, but far north of scotland stays dry throughout. outbreaks of rain, though, spread to much of england, wales, northern ireland, maybe not too much east anglia southeast until late in the day. and whilst temperatures high teens low 20s, the strengthening wind will start to make it feel a lit

in the center and southwest of our country, the yellow surface has strong winds. in a part of south khorasan province, the people of the western areas of yazd, kerman, part of khorasan, razavi, south of semnan province, south of tehran province, alborz, qom, central isfahan, especially the northern part of the province , in the part of the west and southwest of kermanshah province , ilam khouz. stan and bushehr are also included in this yellow wind warning the wind will be strong in the west and southwest, especially in the western borders of ilam province, khuzestan and bushehr. in addition to the fact that they themselves have strong wind and dust, there is also the transfer of dust from the western regions of our country to iraq, which is also due to the extremely good conditions of the dust speaker in these areas, and almost until the end of the next week. when will we finally describe the conditions? in the west, this increase is noticeable up to 67 degrees it is predicted that along with the hot wind, which is now in the capital, this trend will increase in

. >> reporter: in the southwest, a heat dome is intensifying. >> it's like i'm sitting in a baker andeel like i'm going to get toasted. >> reporter: phoenix, which has been above 110 degrees for 16 days, hit a record high saturday of 118. las vegas could see 117 today and death valley, one of the hottest places on earth is on track to hit 130. the blistering heat attracting visitors. >> i never experienced this kind of heat. >> reporter: the extrereme heat and dry conditions sparked multiple fires in southern california, burning thousands of acres and prompting evacuation orders. in florida, beachgoers are finding it hard to cool off. water temperatures there have been reaching above 90 degrees. wildfires in canada are causing smoke to once again blanket portions of the midwest, bringing air quality alerts to minnesota and wisconsin. on the east coast, vermont is in a state of emergency following flooding, flash flooding also took the lives of three people in bucks county, pennsylvania, saturday night. southern california fire crews worked throughout the night and margaret, they remai

thundery across northern ireland, wales, the midlands down southwest midlands down into southwest englandme local disruption with a met office warning in force elsewhere temperatures elsewhere. drier temperatures generally in the low 20s, perhaps locally around 24 or 25 across southeast england this afternoon. those thundery showers continue to push north woods as we head through the evening. but then fade away by the end of the day and then overnight it's generally dry with clear spells across much of the then towards the country. but then towards the country. but then towards the night, we'll just the end of the night, we'll just start to see a showers start to see a few showers pushing in from the southwest as that starts that low pressure system starts to edge nearer. temperatures generally around mid teens. generally around the mid teens. so still quite warm for the time of year. plenty of sunshine first thing monday morning, but the clouds gather from the southwest . areas of rain start southwest. areas of rain start to move in. so parts wales to move in. so parts of wales will see

but the cloud will be building the southwest be building from the southwest as these outbreaks of aseading to wales, southwest northern southwest england, northern ireland later on as well, where they could persistent temperatures be held back temperatures will be held back underneath that in the underneath that cloud in the southwest. but 22 degrees possible east by by looks possible in the east by by looks like things are heating up. >> boxed boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello and welcome to gb news saturday. i'm emily carver. for the next two hours, i will be keeping you company on tv, onune keeping you company on tv, online and radio. so i'll keep you up date on all the you up to date on all the stories that matter to you. coming up this hour, following the wildfires the devastating wildfires which have many parts of have engulfed many parts of southern and africa. southern europe and africa. we're discuss whether we're going to discuss whether climate change is responsible for blazes or are they for the blazes or are they really nothing new? also coming up,

few southwest scotland.d clearer spells developing and it's where temperatures it's here where temperatures will little bit will drop down a little bit more. underneath more. but elsewhere underneath that going be that cloud, it is going to be another muggy no another humid, muggy night, no lower than 15, 16 c in some towns and cities. but it's this fresher air that's filtering in from southwest will from the southwest that will also progress its way also steadily progress its way eastwards day. eastwards throughout the day. and to allow the and that's going to allow the cloud break up a lot more cloud to break up a lot more compared to what we saw throughout more throughout today. so more in the way of brighter and way of those brighter and sunnier spells developing. still a scattering of showers generally. lighter side, a scattering of showers generpersistent lighter side, a scattering of showers generpersistent forighter side, a scattering of showers generpersistent forighter ofje, most persistent for par

few southwest scotland.d clearer spells developing and it's where temperatures it's here where temperatures will little bit will drop down a little bit more. underneath more. but elsewhere underneath that going be that cloud, it is going to be another muggy night, no another humid, muggy night, no lower 15, 16 c in some lower than 15, 16 c in some towns and cities. but it's this fresher air that's filtering in from southwest will from the southwest that will also progress its way also steadily progress its way eastwards day. eastwards throughout the day. and allow the and that's going to allow the cloud to break up a lot more compared to what we saw throughout in throughout today. so more in the way of brighter and way of those brighter and sunnier spells developing. still a scattering of showers generally. lighter side, a scattering of showers generpersistent lighter side, a scattering of showers generpersistent forighter side, a scattering of showers generpersistent forighter ofje, most persistent for part

visits are on the rise in the southwest, up 134% from last week. the heat's killed 18 people in arizona's maricopa county. the heat straining the power grid. energy bills are predicted to jump almost 12% this summer. just outside dallas, a.c. repairman jonathan monreal can only answer about four to six calls a day. today he's fixing a unit in a 111-degree attic. >> sometimes, you know, you do kind of pat yourself on the shoulder and say, that's a good job. >> reporter: and nobody's dining outside today here in downtown palm springs. they're trying to stay inside to stay cool. and to keep the temperatures down in your home, of course close the shades, turn on the ceiling fans, circulate that air. and also get rid of those old incandescent light bulbs. they throw off a lot of heat. norah. >> that's good information. thank you, carter. >>> for the forecast and an explanation on what's behind this record-breaking heat, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. the reco

southwest doesn't have that. and they're also talking about boeing. expecting 70 max 8 jets, aircraft deliveries from boeing. i told you yesterday with boeing, they're trying to get the max production up in line. they've been kind of struggling as well. again, the last big airline we're looking for here, that was southwest. that report is out. i will see you for mcdonald's at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. that's going to be a bullish report. got other headlines we're watching for you this morning. senator mitch mcconnell says he's fine after freezing for more than 20 seconds during a press conference yesterday. the 81-year-old senate minority leader suddenly pausing mid sentence before being helped away from the podium by his colleagues. watch. >> and a string of -- >> well, later when president biden called to check on him, mcconnell jokingly said he'd been sand-bagged, that's a reference to biden tripping over two sandbags at a graduation last month. there are concerns about the senator's overall health, he reportedly face planted while getting off a plan

visits are on the rise in the southwest, up 134% from last week.lled 18 people in arizona's maricopa county. the heat is straining the power grid pure energy bills are predicted to jump almost 12% this summer. just outside dallas, ac repairman jonathan monreal can only answer about 4-6 calls a day. today, he is fixing a unit in a 111-degree attic. >> sometimes you do kind of pat yourself on the shoulder and say, that's a good job. >> reporter: and nobody is dining outside today here in downtown palm springs. they are trying to stay inside to stay cool and to keep the temperatures down to your home. of course, close the shades, turn on the ceiling fan, circulate that air, and also, get rid of those old they throw off a lot of heat. norah? >> norah: that's good information. thank you, carter. for the forecast and an explanation on what is behind this record-breaking heat, that's bearing in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners on them weather channel pure ggoodevening, mike. >> norah, good evening. the record-setting heat wave we are experienci

this is the southwest option. question, with whom ramses ii fought, and with the hutts, with the khets with the khuts, time did not sign the first world war at all.

watch southwest again.timings that, but the exact timings of that, but certainly could turn quite damp for wales, southwest england later showers into for wales, southwest england late new showers into for wales, southwest england late new week showers into for wales, southwest england late new week as showers into for wales, southwest england late new week as well. ers into for wales, southwest england late new week as well. that's all the new week as well. that's all for bye. for now. bye bye. >> warm feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news did july not weather on. gb news did july not get the memo that its summer ? get the memo that its summer? >> apologies to anyone that's doing a staycation soon. coming up next with the pundits, should pregnant women ever be behind bars? will debate that next well, we've been conducting an exclusive mark dolan tonight poll we've been asking as businesses clamour for cheap labouris businesses clamour for

watch southwest again.timings that, but the exact timings of that, but certainly could turn quite damp for wales, southwest england later showers into for wales, southwest england late new showers into for wales, southwest england late new week showers into for wales, southwest england late new week as showers into for wales, southwest england late new week as well. ers into for wales, southwest england late new week as well. that's all the new week as well. that's all for bye. for now. bye bye. >> warm feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news did july not weather on. gb news did july not get the memo that its summer ? get the memo that its summer? >> apologies to anyone that's doing a staycation soon. coming up next with the pundits, should pregnant women ever be behind bars? will debate that next well, we've been conducting an exclusive mark dolan tonight poll we've been asking as businesses clamour for cheap labouris businesses clamour for

in southwest england, southwest wales, but most will be dry and clear.spots, towns and cities generally about 9 to 12 celsius. so for tuesday , as celsius. so for tuesday, as i said, a mix of sun and showers generally a brighter day across east anglia and the southeast . east anglia and the southeast. not too many showers here in the morning. mostly across western scotland but we'll scotland initially, but we'll see few showers through see a few more showers through the over southern the day over parts of southern scotland especially scotland and especially northeast england, where we could heavy ones, could see some heavy ones, parts of and southwest england of wales and southwest england should see lengthy , dry, bright should see lengthy, dry, bright penods should see lengthy, dry, bright periods and temperatures in the south—west may be up to 21, perhaps 22 in london. elsewhere again, we're mostly in the high teens, breezes be teens, but the breezes will be lighter . quite teens, but the breezes will be lighter. quite a chilly start to wednesday many

a few scattered showers elsewhere, perhaps in southwest england, southwest , but most will southwesty and clear and temperatures will drop away down into single figures. certainly into single figures. certainly in many rural spots, towns and cities generally about 9 to 12 celsius. so for tuesday , as celsius. so for tuesday, as i said, a mix of sun and showers generally a brighter day across east anglia and the southeast . east anglia and the southeast. not too many showers here in the morning. mostly across western scotland initially, we'll scotland initially, but we'll see more showers through see a few more showers through the southern the day over parts of southern scotland especially scotland and especially northeast england, where we could ones, could see some heavy ones, parts of and southwest england of wales and southwest england should see lengthy , dry, bright should see lengthy, dry, bright penods should see lengthy, dry, bright periods and temperatures in the south—west may be up to 21, perhaps 22 in london. elsewhere again, we're mostly in the high teens, the breezes wi

one child detained during her in the southwest quarter after the southwest border said several members of her group arrived, attacked by gang members -- . the child disclosed that her herself was a victim of. again, we have a humanitarian crisis along the border that this administration created. the department of health and human services have statutory obligation to care for unaccompanied alien children, reporting to its custody by the homeland security department. it was also ensure that these children are placed in the care of appropriate sponsors in the u.s., who are capable of providing for their physical and mental well-being. too often that is not happening. and every report indicates that secretary becerra is pushing to instill a culture and prioritizing, quote, assembly line speed in releasing unaccompanied alien children to poorly vetted sponsors across the country. to the detriment of children and their safety -- and i will tell, you particularly it's aggravating to see all the kids come across the border and have the press not covering what is going on. when these kids may

a few scattered showers elsewhere , perhaps in southwest elsewhere, perhaps in southwest england.and temperatures will drop away down into single figures, certainly into single figures, certainly in many rural spots, towns and cities generally about 9 to 12 celsius. so for tuesday , as celsius. so for tuesday, as i said, a mix of sun and showers, generally a brighter day across east anglia and the southeast. not too many showers here in the morning. mostly across western scotland but we'll scotland initially, but we'll see a few more showers through the day over parts of southern scotland and especially northeast we northeast england, where we could heavy ones, parts could see some heavy ones, parts of wales southwest england of wales and southwest england should see lengthy, dry, bright penods should see lengthy, dry, bright periods and temperatures in the south—west, maybe up to 21, perhaps 22. in london. elsewhere, again, we're mostly in high but the in the high teens, but the breezes will be lighter. quite a chilly start to wednesday for many. bright start. some many. a fine,

so we have a little bit of an southern california parts of the southwest. but check this out right through the center of the country into the ohio valley and then right into the northeast, of course, which is a huge population center where some of the feels like temperatures because of the humidity they have there. we're going to be around 104 today in places like new york city, york right now seeing 85 degrees. 95, though, in dc 95 in nashville, you can see 99 in dallas. it is just heating up. and of course, we've got our heat in the southwest here 107, in las vegas and in phoenix. now this map shows you the difference between regular temperature like average temperature, right where we should be this time of year normal and where we're going to the next 3 days and take your eye over to virginia beach. we're going to be up like 15, 14 degrees. new york city will be up 10 to 12 degrees over where they normally be this time of year. you see the only relief here is kind of where we are, right where we're actually going to be a little bit below average. so jus

it comes to water resources because we're still in the southwest. you know, we're really living beyond our means. the colorado river, is it the bottom of the grand canyon? the curve of the canyon? you know, it seems like a very powerful river, but it's not that big of a river compared to a lot of eastern rivers. you know, it doesn't have that big volume of water. so it's now supporting, you know, 25 or 30 million people and a lot of agricultural areas don't have any other major source besides the colorado river. and the demands on the river, the legal obligations supposed to meet are are already beyond it actually has to supply. so the water even under normal conditions just doesn't have enough. the colorado river doesn't have enough water to meet all the demands on it. and lately we've been in a drought and we've been in the drought for 20 years now. so the river has been growing downward like which is ahead of the grand canyon upstream from the grand canyon is down to about 50%. and lake mead, which is below the grand canyon has been down to about

southwest says it could be softening. travel and leisure said there was a miss on revenues for more let's bring in ceo michael brown. thank you so much for joining us i guess that's a great place to start. where are we when we're looking more broadly at the state of the travel market? we all needed to break out of our homes post covid, but has that boom peaked >> well, travel continues to be strong in 2023 and it may have softened slightly from the pent-up demand of q2 and q3 of 2022 but that was abnormal leisure travel has been in demand and i don't see it softening assuming the macro economic conditions don't change what i think you're seeing this year is a rotation of how people are changing people are getting to places they didn't get to go to to covid or last year international travel i heard the cruise commentary and that's creating a little more competition in the u.s. i can say for our business, our demand and arrivals for the second half of the year are no different than they were in 2019 so leisure demand is her

two separate fires damaged houses east and southwest of athens., japan issued heatstroke alerts affecting ten of millions of people as near record high temperatures hit several parts of the country and china recorded its highest temperatures ever on sunday at nearly 126 degrees fahrenheit or 52 celsius. in the heat dome, in the southwest, left tens of thousands under heat warnings. california's death valley, around 53 degrees celsius. just under the hottest temperature ever recorded on earth. let's go to our correspondent sophie long-standing by in las vegas. good to see you. we've heard as well that las vegas is set to heat -- hit break another heat record. what is the situation like there? >> they were expecting yesterday to be the hottest day ever here in las vegas. temperatures climbed as high as 116 degrees fahrenheit and stopped just a few points of a degree short of the highest ever recorded temperature here of 117 celsius. i'm told by meteorologists that today it's slightly more humid and there's be bit of a breeze which they say is making

a few scattered showers elsewhere, perhaps in southwest england, southwest wales , but most will southwestes will drop away down into single figures . certainly into single figures. certainly into single figures. certainly in many rural spots, towns and cities generally about 9 to 12 celsius. so for tuesday , as celsius. so for tuesday, as i said, a mix of sun and showers generally a brighter day across east anglia and the southeast . east anglia and the southeast. not too many showers here in the morning. mostly across western scotland but we'll scotland initially, but we'll see a few more showers through the over parts of southern the day over parts of southern scotland especially scotland and especially northeast we northeast england, where we could ones, parts could see some heavy ones, parts of wales and southwest england should lengthy , dry, bright should see lengthy, dry, bright penods should see lengthy, dry, bright periods temperatures in the periods and temperatures in the south—west may be up to 21, perhaps 22 london. elsewhere, perhaps 22 in london. elsewhere, again , we're mo

a few scattered showers elsewhere, perhaps in southwest england, southwest , but most will southwesty and clear and temperatures will drop away down into single figures. certainly into single figures. certainly in many rural spots, towns and cities generally about 9 to 12 celsius. so for tuesday , as celsius. so for tuesday, as i said, a mix of sun and showers generally a brighter day across east anglia and the southeast . east anglia and the southeast. not too many showers here in the morning. mostly across western scotland initially, we'll scotland initially, but we'll see more showers through see a few more showers through the southern the day over parts of southern scotland especially scotland and especially northeast england, where we could ones, could see some heavy ones, parts of and southwest england of wales and southwest england should see lengthy , dry, bright should see lengthy, dry, bright penods should see lengthy, dry, bright periods and temperatures in the south—west may be up to 21, perhaps 22 in london. elsewhere again, we're mostly in the high teens, the breezes wi

southwest wind at 1 m per ho and there yoe the fogund gol gate bri degrees and southwest wind at 18.k at all the high clouds we've got moving over the bay area. these will make for some pretty suns andunrises around the bay area. to southern california, w seen showers and here thunderstorm pushing out ariz inards t south sierra r now, it looks like most of that aity is going to stay off to the east as we head towards tomorrow mortgage. more of the combination of low clouds on the coast and high clouds passing by as monday's temperatures very likely will look a lot like what we just saw today. for the morning, we begin with the coastal fog and drizzle and temperatures in the 50s to start the day. by lunchtime tomorrow, numbers climbing into the 70s and low 80s and the highs inland, still some 90s possible, around concord and fairfield. san jose closer to 80 degrees. for one day, the temperatures are going to try to rebound a little bit for tuesday. mid-90s inland around concord and fairfield. 92 there in livermore. mid-90s around morgan hill, and 90s again in santa rosa. but, wednesda

so that probably the more moisture this one come with that dry desert heat of the desert southwest.of a sudden things are going to heat up. they're going to be able heat up a lot faster to fact that ridge you can see right here going to start to build in across california. going to take a couple days here before. does your watch as we get toward the end of the week, though, by friday and saturday? here you go. we are well under the dome that ridge of high pressure, the heat wave really cranking up the temperatures outside around the bay area around the state. for that matter, if you're traveling anywhere. >> throughout the state, be prepared. it is going to be extremely hot all around california. the bay area, no exception, especially away from the coastal sections. those are the only place you could be able to beat. the is right along the beaches here. just enough of the sea breeze still expected to keep those temperatures cooler. but you see all the areas shaded in red in the north bay stretching across the napa valley in the east bay, you get the bill you get to livermore. those

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the atch out of southwest england and anglia for wales, southwest england and anglia. cloud and a few showers later on for northern ireland. sense by new spells, southwest of england is 15 to 21 degrees at best for the a little below for this time of year. heading through the overnight period and into wednesday most of the showers tending to easy way for the one or two continuing through back to wales, northwest england but another fairly fresh night with temperatures getting down at single figures in the countryside. heading through wednesday here is the next area of low pressure. 0nly gradually moving its way in from the head of dry weather particular for the morning through much of scotland for the few showers parts of northern and eastern england with sunshine for east anglia in the southeast with a clouded rain spell in from northern england, parts of wales in the southwest of england later in the afternoon. temperatures quite a degree or so up but still below average, onlyjust 14 to 21, perhaps 22 in the south. thursday at low pressure sets out towards the northw

the southwest is going to be scorching and the pacific northwest as well.rough the afternoon hours. look what happens by this evening. san fran ends up at 56 degrees, no rain expected up and down the west coast for parts of the evening hours, specifically for the fourth of july fireworks that's not the case for minneapolis and denver, likely contending with showers and thunderstorms. for folks in the northeast and mid atlantic, we likely will see those rain chances diminish by the time the fireworks roll around that's the good news there >>> still to comome. jojoey c chestnut gegets ready chomp his way to an eighth straight crown s way to an eighth straight crown ad your dishes. 24 hours later when your dishwasher is fulull, let fifinish quantumum cleaean your dishehes. if the stains aren't gone, your lasagna is on finish. goodod checkup?? no, , great chececkup! [laughs] nanailed it agagain! keepep up the gogood work! for greaeat checkupsps, crest hahas you covevered becae crest pro-o-health prorotects % ofof your moututh for 24 h ho. lolook, ma! nono cavit

five degrees higher, along with the fact that in warm and dry air masses arriving in the southwest andn is not expected only on sunday afternoon in the west countries where the influence of the atmospheric front will begin to affect. short-term rains with thunderstorms are possible, the high temperature regime will continue and next week the climatic norm differs by 1.4 °, along with this, the worker will not be rainy. the information picture of the day is supplemented by my colleagues at 15:00. i have everything , see you on the first button. good evening, this is the economic environment on belarus , one of the satellite tv channels belarus 24, as you know, do not work on vacation. have you already been on vacation or are just about to. a maybe you’re relaxing right now wondering where the belarusian sanatoriums, farmsteads, forests, lakes, or still the turkish coast today we’ll talk about tourism, the pandemic of closing the border, then the sanctions restrictions, have largely changed our tourist routes, however, no one has canceled the traditional turkey egypt. how many belarusian

we have this dome of high pressure that continues to be anchored across the southwest and texas.heat watches and heat warnings stretching from california to the southwest, across the gulf coast and texas yet again, the whole state, into a dire situation because this is the fifth week of heat. the power grid is tenuous. dealing with issues that have not happened yet. it is a huge story, this heat is relentless. >> todd: could happen. the fact we are mentioning mind-blowing number shows how serious people need to take this. >> janice: if you have 100-degree heat with no air conditioner, this will cause catastrophic event. >> todd: new big rig coming to texas. self-driving semi's expected to hit the highways. truck drivers are skeptical and say they are not ready to be on the road. shelly, is it safe to the rest of us on the road to have a big rig driven by computer? >> well, mcdonald's has a hard time keeping their ice cream machine working and i can't keep a cell signal. these are items required to ep coo the trucks moving. sharkey, another autonomous company actually lost connect

this one is coming in from the southwest. it'll bring some wet and windy conditions.ight moving northwards into scotland, but it's down towards the southwest that it gets particularly wet and windy. very gusty winds here, some heavy rain over the hills, and that could lead to some localised flooding as well. bit of warmth for a while in the southeast before we get the wetter weather later in the day, but there could be some thunderstorms in there as well. and that same area of low pressure is going to hang around into much of the weekend. we've got the weather fronts heading northwards, but wrapping around the centre of the low we've got this cluster of heavy, thundery showers coming into northern and western areas. a bit drier, perhaps, towards the east. not too windy for scotland and northern ireland, but we've got stronger winds more widely across england and wales. gusts of 35—a0mph in many inland areas, with stronger winds along and again, those temperatures are disappointing for the time of year. 18 to maybe 23 celsius, but that's a little below par for this tim