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i also go to suffolk university. my question for you was being a strong female republican in this day anderson age, how do you feel about the lack of female representation within the republican party? >> i think there is lack of representation in the democratic party, too, when it comes to women in government roles and politicians. i think that there's obviously an absence of women. we need more women involved. i'm not for like identity politics. i think that the person who's most qualified should get the role. i think that there are a lot of women who are extremely qualified who maybe aren't getting out there and or maybe they want to, you know, raise a household. it's tough. politics is tough. this is draining. i'm 33 years old. you can google it. i'm not hiding my age. i'm not married. i don't have kids. so it's a real sacrifice and it's a real grind to be in this business. would i like to be a mom and raise a family? yes. i don't have time for that right now. and so it's i think it is something that women have to

susan warby died five weeks after the procedure at west suffolk hospital in 2018. medical witness can be brought in. helena wilkinson is at ipswich coroner's court. john got the letter, he said an anonymous letter, signed not to mark months after his wife died highlighting mistakes that had been made when his wife was in care at west sussex hospital —— west suffolk hospital, one when she was given the wrong intravenous solution. the coroner investigating who sent that letter, and staff at the hospital when asked to give fingerprints and also handwriting samples to eliminate them the investigation. her husband told us today was quite surprised at the lengths the hospital had gone to to find out who sent him that letter but the hospital said staff were never threatened with disciplinary action if they didn't want to provide samples to them, but they do admit some staff felt very stressed by the situation and have since apologised. the inquest here will continue once a consultant is called on behalf of the family. helena, thank you. a number of british cities are aimi

keep his word pop out to the press following the suffolk starlet played by anita expert. marcelo must reality stood in for the director in films like 8 and a half playing a filmmaker struggling with an artistic crisis martin scorsese watches it every year the cinema was the stuff of dreams and nightmares but in films and life fellini never lost his sense of humor. certainly didn't. think i'm here to talk more about the maestro of italian phenomena is our film expert scott roxboro scott said it because he is regarded as one of the all time greats he's absolutely a giant he's even spawned an adjective any ask what was it that made his films so special yes money i mean that adjective fellini eskil we say that we mean sort of a scene or an image that's so bizarre so so strange hallucinatory it it almost feels like a dream and i think that's the key to fellini's work he came from realist tradition but he sort of left that and his his films have a real dreamlike quality about them yeah using using images that seem to sprout out of the deeper. depths of the imagination and. i th

. >> the suffolk looks like every stock in the stp. >> pedal into the metal.ow to trade it when we return ♪ >>> i think we need to to play a little devo because the earnings whip around. this is the busiest week ever earnings 130 plus companies reporting, a burchl of big names. we talked about apple. amd, ebay, starbucks rolled out numbers. all of thee are down after hours. the entire cnbc earnings squad is with us to break down the big numbers. we've kait rogers on starbucks kate rooney on ebay. lets kick it off with frank holland with more on amd frank. >> hey there, brian. smars of amd around 4% after record quarterly revenues beating estimatesen and beat on the bottom line. guidance mixed for the full year slightly above. process for a company with high expectations and shares sbrofgt 150% kevin wart water house found the gaming business disappointing. he said the gaming console business was a drag. the guidance for q1 light. the gross margin better and share gains, the hope would have been better margin guidance for 2020 mart moderating price. wedbush but

i wonder, they were at neutral and 38 he when the suffolk was lower. and now 5 a with the stock i don't know, 48 where it closed today. i'm wondering it's either a bold call or the horse left the barn. >> up 70% in 90 days >> i know. i probably wouldn't make that call. >> with growth they still go the names they find growth in the same names they found growth in before can't switch it up it's almost autopilot. whenever the smoke clear clears whether it's iran issue are or any other geopolitical they go back into -- >> there are too many people buying the same stocks >> they are crowded trades that's it. >> semiconductors and f.a.n.g. and that's it. >> i think in amd case it's a phenomenal run but you are bringing on the heart ache because you have a dynamic where the valuation doesn't make sense. i know it's not the valuation show any more. >> stock three, starbucks barclays upgrading to overth likes the global growth. now starbucks back above $90 a share. steve grasso but is it worth new money considering it's below where it was a year ago, six months

i also go to suffolk university. my question is framed around how did you narrow down what type of journalism you wanted to pursue and how has politics influenced that throughout the years for you? >> for journalism, i thought i originally wanted to do be like a general news reporter or like news reader. i guess. and then as i started studying journalism, broadcast journalism, i told you about that class i was taking that would invite us to the city council and they would have us write the fake stories. and that's what opened my eyes to politics. and how important it was for our communities, our states, and for our country and for the world. so that's what helped me kind of figure out my way. and, you know, things are always changing. i don't know what i'm going to be doing next year or -- i know what i'm doing tomorrow. but, you know, things are changing. but i'm kind of like back and forth with politics and news. so would i ever run for office? would i join a campaign? there are a lot of things i will do. it's in t

and also in other provincial towns, from bedford to beccles in suffolk and southport in merseyside.ed to move with the times. it's very sad, it's part of our childhood. you know, we both grew up locally and it's always been here and we work locally and it was somewhere we came frequently. but we haven't been for a long time. i think it's another nail in the coffin for bournemouth high street because once a store like this goes, who's going to take it? this business was losing money and looking for a buyer. then christmas brought all its long—running problems to a head. beales is the first big casualty of weak festive trading, but it was also grappling with high rents and huge business rates bills. it's another sign ofjust how much pressure our retailers are under, especially these big department stores. just a few doors down, there is a house of fraser. the question is, do we still need as many as we used to? department stores are not going to be wiped out completely but there are going to be far, far fewer of them and that reflects shopping patterns and the changing economics of re

police in suffolk county, new york releasing bombshell evidence hoping it could lead to the killer andng me now is police commissioner geraldine hart. so let's get to this right away. described the new evidence that was released yesterday. >> we recovered black belt leather with unique initials on them. really just try to get the public on board. >> depending on the direction, in terms of dna evidence was there any dna evidence available on this? >> we are undertaking the examination. heather: let's pull up the names of the unidentified victims who were sex workers. shauna gilbert, maureen barnes, megan waterman and jessica taylor. there were many others who were unidentified. >> in an attempt to identify the victims it is underway. heather: in terms of getting assistance from the public i would imagine a lot of people, calls in that type of thing but you have this new website. >> trying to leverage that, we are putting out a commission to the public and offering new evidence. heather: it did come up in terms of releasing evidence. why release the nine one one call that they were askin

the east of the uk are seeing sunny skies, beautiful there in suffolk earlier. you can see on the south side picture, eastern areas having the best breaks in the cloud, but north—east wales and the west midlands are quite nice. the cloud thinning and breaking across the south—west of england as well. the cloud thickest across northern ireland and north—west scotland, patchy rain here and there, and top temperatures this afternoon between 7-10. temperatures this afternoon between 7—10. up in the shetlands, a little bit cold, although some sunshine here. some sunshine this evening, a lot of cloud from the west tonight, the best of the clear breaks in the north—east of scotland. these guys stay clear of the longest in north—east england. temperatures for some close to freezing, but more widely in a range between 4—9. if you're expecting cloud tomorrow, you're expecting cloud tomorrow, you're not wrong. the cloud will break across parts of england and wales, north—east wales doing nicely again, the east of england. the east of scotla nd again, the east of england. t

there was a bombing raid conducted by the 94th bomb group which was in suffolk, england. there were several groups involved. so over 100 airplanes bombing targets in and around paris. for the group, it had been turned into a german airfield. even before the group got there. four planes were shot down in the space of 20 minutes. >> that's actually not true. three of them were involved down and okay, i had wanted to to a story about the air force, but i wanted to do a story about the french resistance and write something that told the war of women in world war ii. it was a hugely overlooked concept and it came together that this book brings those threads together. so i had found the story about the 94th bomb group and i still don't have it and guys getting shot down, okay, what's that about? and i managed to find the one guy who became sort of the focus of my story, a guy named joe cornwall from washington state. he was a waste gunner in one of the b-17's and joe's aircraft, this is probably a little arcane, but b-17 bombers from world 2, generally carried, in addition to t

the suffolk commissioner joined us to claim why they waited until now to release the photo. >> we areng the case, found we are at a point where we will go a little more over the case and get that information out to the public. >> police launched a new website for the public to submit tips. >> actress lori laughlin and her husband could face charges in the college admission scandal. they are accused of paying half $1 million in bribes to get their daughters into usc. new emails reveal jokes with the ringleader, both pleaded not guilty and are not required to attend the hearing in boston. they face 45 years in prison. rob: lsu's football team headed to the white house to celebrate their big national championship win. the when happened monday. tigers beating clemson 42-252 in their first title since 2007. >> it was you will be the fourth national champion football team to visit the white house since donald trump took office, the president and first lady attended the game in new orleans witnessing a big win. >> the best college football team ever? a lot of people are saying that. >> the b

it seems likely that prince harry and the douch es of suffolk will be spending a lot more time in canada this transition period. but it's pretry ex-tord their times at the start of this year for -- probably among the most visible people in this royal family. >> we are getting a message from mike pompeo. the secretary of state saying that the u.s. is increasingly at risk from china's action. he spoke earlier at stanford today saying that the action towards iran and the killing ofsome manny were part -- soleimani were part of a broader strategy. you'll find a big direy entry for the day and for the rest of the week and any key events you might have missed. there are about 30,000 functions on the bloomberg and we always enjoy show you our favorites on bloomberg television. maybe they'll become your favorites. here's another function you'll find useful. quic go. you will get important updates and important topics. here's a quick look at this week. >> 5g or fifth generation mobile service promises a lot. nothing short of a revolution in the way we connect to the real and online world. it's th

. >> hi, i go to suffolk university. my question is referring to your anecdote on the day of the unfortunate events of the september 11. thee that day, did you see evolution of nationalism and politics, specifically within the republican party? and if so, do you see it getting worse in the coming election? peter: i certainly did not see it in the aftermath of 9/11. the republican party was a very different party. the country was different. the republican party was a very different party. the country was generally united after 9/11. when i began to see the changes within the republican party and how it was changing toward sort of an ethnic, nationalist flavor, i would say probably read around the mid- 2000's you were pushing a cover has immigration bill. -- thed up after the reelection of president bush in 2004, so in 2005, our big initiative was efforts to reform social security, which went nowhere. we tried immigration reform later in 2006 and almost got that immigration reform bill through, but it in and up failing. --

the suffolk iowa poll bride enwas leading at 19%, klobuchar at 6. david, what have you been hearing from voters? there are so many undecided caucus goers in iowa and hard to model who is going out. what have you been hearing in the stretch, make or break ways people are thinking about what their final decision is? >> not a ton has changed about their conception of the race, which is nervousness about nominating the wrong candidate who would lose to donald trump. that is the closing argument of joe biden. his ads, honestly say, in mail and on tv in the last couple days, vote biden, beat trump. four words, just a few syllables. the bernie sanders slogan for quite sometime, i don't think it caught on very well in the summer. you see it a bit more now, bernie beats trump. elizabeth warren, is trumping afraid of her. they have explicit messaging. if it sounds obvious, not every campaign is like this. hillary clinton basically tied bernie sanders in iowa four years ago. if you look at the exit poll, by a 60 point margin, people thought she was the most el

. >> hi, i'm yasmine and i go to suffolk university. my question is referring back to your anecdote, the unfortunate event of september 11th. since that day, did you see the evolution of nationalism and politics, and specifically within the republican party? and if so, do you see it getting better or worse in the coming election? >> yeah. no, i certainly didn't see it in the aftermath of 9/11. the republican party was just a very dramatically different party. the country was different, the country was generally united after 9/11. when i began to see the changes within the republican party, and how it was changing toward a sort of ethnic nationalist flavor, i'd say probably right around the mid-2000s, we were pushing a comprehensive immigration reform bill. we ended up after the re-election of president bush, which was 200 four, in 2005 or big effort was to reform security which went nowhere. we tried immigration reform lighter in 2006, and almost got that immigration reform bill through, but it ended up failing. we missed the sequencing

seasonal weather sometimes heavy showers the caribbean's free the moment of the significant sherry suffolk county that's not true of the gulf of mexico that's an active frontal system will start to bring rain through mexico during friday but not very much it will gather rather more in the yucatan in billie's and possibly in guatemala during saturday with a significant rain like thing coming into western cuba and of course it in florida . the u.s. at the counter is to extremes with a significant weather is quite quiet in the interior but they'll be developing rain in the southeast corner and there is significant rain and snow in british columbia and just come across the border into washington state. donald presence on donald trump jr was promised damaging information about hillary clinton an obligation to seek an investigation see the troops did the trump campaign committee with russia did you at any time of the urge the former f.b.i. director james call me in any way shape or form to close sort of back down the investigation into michael flynn and also as you will know. next question bottl

discussions with the duke and duchess of suffolk start at an early stage and that it is complicated.edented. it is a huge deal. it is a shock because a lot of people thought magan would modernize and change the royal family as opposed to just visiting the royal family. >> karen >>> 49ers fans you feel that checking on the house of both teams. >>> winning the fight against cancer, why the u.s. just cance >>> tonight, in the so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. casen savings on your wire. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right, big game coming up. the piece of candlestick a

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northbound 101 a crash at coyote creek and northbound 101 out of morgan hill and suffolk commute areing to -- mass transit is on time so if you want to use b.a.r.t. , muni, caltrain or ace you should be good. we are seeing a slowdown on it 80 in oakland. >>> it is wet out there and taking a look at our hi-def doppler and zooming in to where we are seeing the overall picture is a north bay but we are seeing it somewhat in the east bay as well to high temperatures for the day will be a mix of 50s and not making it to 60 in the south bay. probably topping out around 58 or 59. cooler in the north bay and napa 53, 50 for santa rosa as well as pacifica. looking at our seven-day forecast you will see the rain return to the cloud towards the weekend, warmer temperatures before rain returns saturday and . >>> now let's check in with michelle in our new cbsn bay area newsroom. michelle, what you have for us this morning. >> reporter: we have a lot going on including a new segment of text today. cnet will join us to discuss the climate consequences and how one company is pledging to do as part

idea and then because of all the challenges that everybody is mentioning here over the next year the suffolk is cut in half, clearly the market saps there haven't value in breaking up you look at old navy it's the only thing -- it's the gem of what they have. >> but the whole idea about valuation that was the original thought. it was the gem and the overall was -- that valuation was getting pulled down by the other asset that wasn't an asset at this point they feel that the business is challenged at least you hold on to some synergies. you have some scale. while you navigate the issues that have plagued the retail space. >> good luck with that. >> which are closing down unprofitable stores. i think dwop gap has gone through restructuring which is healthy. it's not as if they are saying we don't know what they're doing. put it back together the fact the management team are reasserts themselves although the ceo is leading this, right now they are telling you the business is better than yesterday. >> that's the point i think. but you have seen bounces in beaten up names whose business models ar

the newest usa today suffolk university poll shows biden leading in iowa, 6 points ahead of the fieldsanders at 19% and buttigieg at 18% are statistically tied sitting within the poll's 4 point margin of error. warren has 13%, falling 4 points since october, and klobuchar rounds out the top five with 6%. she is up 3. >>> let's switch gears and bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins with a quick check on your weather. you promised to give an update on the weekend 45 minutes later. >> that will be at the end. >> what? >> not the end of the show. >> i was like all right. >> let's get into this warm weekend, this warm winter we have been dealing with. this is the amount of ice that's typically on the great lakes this time of year. usually it's cold, the ice is forming. notice the 51% on lake erie, let me show you what the ice is right now on all the lakes. we have 1% ice coverage right now on lake erie. that's kriincredible, the lowes recorded. if we have cold shots in february, we have a chance for significant lake effect snow. that's not in the cards at least yet. snowfall deficits, was

by the way, "usa today" and suffolk university did pool taking a look at this kind of idea saying if americans thought that things would get better or worse in their tone lives in 2020, when they say that, 80% to -- 80% sadse yes and 11% said no. that 80% predicting that their lives will be better, that optimism stretched across demographic lines and one of the main reasons that those people who participated said why they thought their lives would be better was the economy. it also adds by a 3-1 ratio those surveyed also predicted things would get better for the next year for their communities. but asked about the nation as a whole, optimism was more tempered and attitudes more divided by partisan hospital. ae avided bipartisanship by -- partisanship. by double digits 54% to 37% democrats said things would get worse. so you can factor that in to your thinking as when it comes to the year ahead in washington. you view things more optimistic or pess mickly you can give us a call on the lines and we'll take those in just a few moments. during the course of this program, we'll be joined

very good to have you with us so it's alleged that jeff bezos is foley was hocks through his what suffolk county just explained to us for is how the systemic the possible what sort of spyware is used for this type of activity. the consultants indicated that malware was sent through a video file using what's app it has whatsapp as we know is in christian into into messaging program that's very popular doesn't have anything to do with the security of whats app it was the video file that was sent as a bio whatsapp to mr bees that apparently contained the malware that when that was opened then it would have entered into his phone via that message right and the saudis anyway some close to the crown prince now saying that there was a hacking effort a spot of a broader intimidation campaign against. but not an attempt to blackmail jeff bezos himself interesting that they would say that don't you think. well i think people are wrong to link this hacking to jamal khashoggi i don't think that i think the saudis were implicated in the hacking it's good they're kind of admitting that but i think it h

>> seeing this all across the state in the last few weeks that example in suffolk doesn't mention thee ms-13? this focus from the president of the united states on down to the local law enforcement they have had this all get released fatal dwi hit and run that just happened near my house. where that person had fix farms to appear just released. d.a. in suffolk isn't able to not only put cash bail on him they request ankle monitor and the judge said they couldn't do ankle monitor and failure to appear. rachel: are people angry? >> outraged. you see two burglaries high profile that happened here in new york city where someone leaves under the cashless bail and go commits other burglaries. not just happening once. it's happening multiple times. you remember hanukkah 2019. we had all these violent anti-semitic assaults that took place around town. tiffany harris was someone who was released. then went out and committed another violent anti-semitic attack released again then arrested again and mayor de blasio has to intervene because he was concerned that this was going to be bad pr. pete:

and also in other provincial towns, from bedford to beccles in suffolk and southport in merseyside.ailed to move with the times. it's very sad, it's part of our childhood. you know, we both grew up locally and it's always been here and we work locally and it was somewhere we came frequently. but we haven't been for a long time. i think it's another nail in the coffin for bournemouth high street because once a store like this goes, who's going to take it? this business was losing money and looking for a buyer. then christmas brought all its long—running problems to a head. beales is the first big casualty of weak festive trading, but it was also grappling with high rents and huge business rates bills. it's another sign ofjust how much pressure our retailers are under, especially these big department stores. just a few doors down, there is a house of fraser. the question is, do we still need as many as we used to? department stores are not going to be wiped out completely but there are going to be far, far fewer of them and that reflects shopping patterns and the changing economics of

are these seem to be 2 contradictory things happening at the same time in what the president said suffolkis a sovereign capital of israel which includes the capital of a palestinian state how how does that work so the municipal boundary of jerusalem has been changing a lot over the years right so the jerusalem of 1967 is a lot different from the jerusalem of 2001 it's a lot different than the jerusalem of 2020 and that's just the reality of how it is there are certain areas that are on one side of the security fence there are some areas that are on the other side is your fence there both in jerusalem what we've done is we've allowed a situation where the palestinian capital can include east jerusalem which is something that is something that will include parts of east jerusalem which is something that has been desired for a very long time but what's the most important thing i mean the having a cap on east jerusalem is not a in islamic issue that's really a palestinian issue and again that goes into the meets and bounds we have to split up the territory and figure out how you can give 2 co

suffolk 0wl sanctuary said the "soggy" bird — who remains anonymous — was brought in by a landowner.found to be over her natural weight by a third. a strict diet was imposed and the bird, now a featherweight, has been released back to the wild. soggy anonymous owls, and we don't hit too much about them. we don't, and we are very large you brought that story for us. we can speak now to kharn lambert he's a pe teacher who has been stuck in wuhan with his 81 yr old gran — he told us yesterday he was staying in wuhan but his gran wld be on the flight, now he's changed his mind, and will be flying back to the uk when that flight eventually leaves. adam bridgeman lives in wuhan with his wife and one—month—old son. he's been told his chinese wife can't return with him, so won't get on a plane if it means splitting up his family. and matt raw, he lives in wuhan with his chinese wife, and they care for his mother with alzheimers. matt and his mother are booked onto the evacuation flight, but are giving up their seats, because his wife is not allowed to travel with them. hugh pennington has ad

you can see this picture from suffolk shows mist and fast. across parts of south—west england, south wales, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. we have put the major motorways on but it will also affect the minor routes. if you are in an area hanging on to the fog, your temperature will not get much higher than about two or three degrees. quite a lot of cloud across—the—board, we are looking at rain across the north and west of scotland. some brighter breaks to the east of the grampians, the east of the pennines, some parts of the south coast in south wales and the east of northern ireland are favoured for brightness, but the emphasis is on more cloud than yesterday. temperatures only six in london but 11 or 12 towards the north of scotland. this evening and overnight, the cloud romps steadily southward so it will not be as cold in the south is last night, we will have some splashes of rain, particularly across the north and west. temperatures of three and four in the south, seven to nine in the north. moving through wednesday the h

that these two laws authorized over a billion dollars there in space state to suffolk grandson prevention recovery efforts. in 2018 the support act was passed and signed into law, realizing appeared specific funding opioid abuse and overdose production training and improving coordination and quality of care and then in -- there is ten billion dollars in additional opioid funding, this committee is committed to making sure communities receive funding the need to receive elites. we have requested information on how federal funds have this is to the states in this fight. and additional help and how it will affect future actions. much no sees or using federal opioid funds and find out how funds have helped transform systems. the federal money has allowed states to take important and innovative approaches to addressing opioid addiction or the most effective tools that is available is medicaid several states elaborated on that, a study released last week found it about 8000 lives have been saved from an opioid overdose thanks to the expansion of medicaid under the affordable care, act we want t

here to react we have sheriff of suffolk county new york. good morning to you. >> good morning.ened? so this guy had been arrested four times and then because of the new laws, they have to release him. and then he goes and allegedly robs another bank? >> that's correct. and one of the most concerning things is not only the safety of our community, but if you think about the resources of all law enforcement community has to continue to rearrest individuals that might have been incarcerated something that's very concerning. steve: bernie sanders tweeted out this: our cash bail system is a disgrace. the disproportionately hurts black, brown and poor americans. new york did the right thing by reforming its bail law and must not go backwards. when we are in the white house we will end cash bail nationally. cash bail. you are for eliminating that but what new york state has done, you say, has gone over the line. >> you know, adding crimes like robbery to burglary to promoting sexual performance of a child are crimes that should not be incorporated in this type of legislation. and i th

now you have the suffolk "usa today" poll which actually shows joe biden up by six points.ll, of course, what we showed yesterday that just came out yesterday, has it just deadlocked, actually. sanders and biden are tied at the top. the one thing, and one constant, and something that i always did. i never, in all the polling that i did personally, i never looked at the bottom line numbers. i always looked at trend line. i only cared about trend lines. the one thing these three polls seem to have in common are this -- bernie's on the rise and joe biden's on the rise. >> right. >> that's great news for both of those candidates. not such great news for elizabeth warren, of course. >> right. i think, joe, if you take all the polling that's come out in this calendar year, after december there was not very much. we came back, started hanging out in iowa, early, right ar the first of the year. the first register came out and then a bunch since then. the two clear things you can see if you took all of it together is factors in margins of error on all of these polls you had essentia

rain, the sun out for many with isolated showers in the west, lasting longest in kent, essex and suffolk high pressure remains for the south. a frost around in central and eastern areas on saturday and a cloud in the west are still producing some showers. dampness conditions in the north and west of scotland but 0rkney and parts of shetland will stay dry, not as windy as today, fourin stay dry, not as windy as today, four in lowick but temperatures picking up after the chilly start, between 8—10. 0n picking up after the chilly start, between 8—10. on sunday, a mild start, frost free. further rain in the north and west of scotland at times on sunday and a few splashes in northern ireland but dry and bright here, and eastern scotland. the best on sunday will be in england and wales, good sunny spells, especially in the east, and temperatures widely into double figures. we stay mild into next week because an active jet stream will come across the atlantic reducing a potent weather system. that means we will see widespread gales, severe at times in scotland and northern ireland. 0ccasional r

the duchess today, the duchess of cambridge, that is, she will be in suffolk at a drop in nursery, thent year. i'm in, for example, the duchess of cambridge's programme, that would have been discussed in the early autumn last year to look ahead to the first six months to this year. she did today and what she did yesterday would have been put in in the first half of last year. so anything that has been left in abeyance by the sussexes might well be picked up by the cambridges and other members of the cambridges and other members of the royal family or they mightjust fall by the wayside. let us also talk to you, if we can, we know the duke and duchess of sussex have issued a legal warning over these pictures of meghan walking the dogs with baby archie. they were hoping the decision might change that. what you think of what is happening? well, if they thought the decision to move to canada was going to change anything, they have been in cooker land, actually. it hasn't changed in canada and if they decide to go to the states it will be even worse. the united states, that is. it will be eve

this is the picture in woodbridge in suffolk. a lot of cloud as there is in much of the uk.oving from the north—west. for the here and now we have got milder with south—westerly winds. here i think through the afternoon. rain pushing back in two parts of north—west scotland, where it is going to be quite heavy. some strong gusty winds, 45 to 50 mph. some of the heavier bursts of rain could bring the odd rumble of thunder. next area of rain pushing into parts of northern indemnity wells as well as we head through the into the evening hours. strong gusty winds. the south—east stays dry into the evening. overnight at the rain pushes into the uk. clearer skies from the north. scotland, northern ireland, northern england, a chilly night. temperatures well down in single figures. towards the south—east temperature is around nine to 10 degrees with the cloud and rain forest thing. friday's weather, those frontal systems will clear off towards the south—east. a ridge for higher pressure. a drier day. a colder day in store for friday. early cloud and rain in the south—east should cle

a suffolk farmer and his wife saw it and they are going to go there. that's nice. final question...f brattan in wiltshire. they fling it every year, they get together. the winner, i don't think it was this chap, it was 12.35 metres. that is in wiltshire. but in germany, and you win for that a little christmas tree shaped thing, a little town in germany, they say they are the world championships, but everyone competes from one little place, but you win they're a little place, but you win they're a little wooden elk. "the women's category was a competitive affair until last year when margaret, 55, a dog physiotherapist, came along, she turned out to be the usain bolt of arboreal propulsion. 0n turned out to be the usain bolt of arboreal propulsion. on her debuchy broke records in every event and has been perfecting her technique in a tree throwing competition throughout the world." —— debut. three events, you have to throw it like a javelin. they would like a hammer. just so long as she doesn't ask for sponsorship. i will remember never to ask you. all right. we will see you later. ri