so, sun chang for england and wales, a sunny day for northern ireland, rain moving away from the farll. into the afternoon, 20 degrees in belfast, 22 in edinburgh, but the heat concentrates really across england and wales will we are likely to see maybe 27 degrees in the warmest areas. for friday, we are all into the warm air, although the onshore winds will keep some of our eastern coastal areas just a little bit fresher, here temperatures in the high teens to low 20s. the warmest weather inland. in edinburgh, we are up to 2a degrees as we finished the week, so a fine and warming to the wiki. into the weekend, the fine weather is set to continue with temperatures widely into the low to mid 20s. that is latest weather. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines: junior minister douglas ross resigns because of the government's defence of dominic cummings and his family trip during lockdown. on the whole, as a man of integrity, he thinks that he did do the right thing. though he also recognises, as a fair—minded man, that there are many other people who... who may take a differen

sun. it's incredible. it changed me fundamentally.t made me have a cognitive shift in the way that i think about humanity. >> an early flight to study the curvature of the earth. >> a record-breaking 72,000 feet. >> we take you to nasa training sites. >> the laboratory here for the cognitive communication tests. >> we still talk about the role that we played on the frontlines of the cold war. the space race was a major initiative within the cold war. 62 astronauts came here for navigation training. they needed to know the night sky better than anyone. >> an observatory in operation since 1884 that specializes in the photography of the moon. the personal stories of two women who left their mark on the nation. >> i made nine wonderful friends over the last two weeks. when that shuttle goes, they might be one body. there will be 10 souls with me. thank you. >> when the movie hidden figures came out, it showed everyone who katherine johnson was, what she did, how profound she was in the pages of american history. >> the history of space e

sun. it changes you. fundamentally, it may be have a cognitive shift in the way that i think about humanity. and to study the coverture of the earth. >> record-breaking 72,000 feet. >> we are in the laboratory for the cognitive communications test. >> we still talk about the role that we played on the front lines of the cold war because the space race was a major, major initiative within the cold war. here forauts came navigation training needed to know the night sky better than anyone. >> to an observatory in operation since 1884 that specializes in the photography of the moon. and the personal stories of two women that made their mark on the nation. >> i have made nine wonderful friends over the last two weeks. there's going to be 10 souls. thank you. >> when the movie hidden figures came out, it showed everyone who katherine johnson was, what she did and how profound she was in the pages of american history. >> the history of space exploration as the c-span cities tour explores the american story. >> t

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them in 2016 chairman warren buffett says the industry's outlook has changed rapidly the world changed per on sun i. wish him well but it's one of the businesses we have we have businesses we don't directly that are going to be hurt significantly the virus will cost berkshire money the announcement comes a day after berkshire hathaway reported a nearly $50000000000.00 loss in the 1st quarter of 2020 reflecting the outbreaks toll on the company's investment portfolio but it's not just the u.s. aviation industry that has been hit hard now bush chief executive wanted could take the sector 3 to 5 years to recover his core profits fell by 49 percent in the 1st quarter over industry no place in the greatest crisis in its history many customers are seeking to disprove that it is simply physical your navel to think that it will be archived we've gotten to the new reality. with airlines and plane makers struggling all over the world readapting might once again prove the key to survival. today is world press freedom day and every year on this day g.w. gives out its freedom of speech award this year there w

president cannot act unilaterally on the sea has to go through federal regulators in order to cause sun sort of change in the way that social media platforms are processed but his press secretary within the last hour has given some indication of what the trumpet ministration is thinking of she was focusing on the decency act the communications decency act in particular section $230.00 which makes very clear that social media organizations have no legal liability the reason for this is that they do not provide the content on the platforms as does traditional media such as newspapers or television or radio she is implying that the president wants to look at this particular portion of the act and change that to make twitter and other social media forms accountable which he thinks they have not been in the past now this cannot be done by the president alone he would need to involve congress and this congress would have to discuss changes to that particular piece of legislation so that is the way it would appear to be going a timeline on that executive order well we don't have any clarity at this particula

back at the planet, you see the sun, and it's incredible. it changed me. fundamentally, it made me have a cognitive shift in the way that i think about humanity and how i think about the planet and saving it, and work with people who don't have the same food or whatever. you want to come together and hug everybody and say, we are one race, the human race. i was born and raised in leesburg, virginia. when i grew up, i remember my dad always telling me about how incredible arthur ashe was as a person, as an athlete, as a great character. i thought i would be arthur ashe one day. i started taking recreational tennis lessons, started playing and getting better, and so was arthur ashe, who trained five blocks down the street from where i grew up. i played in high school. but then football got in the way. so i played basketball, tennis, and football, and football was the thing that paid the bills. i got a scholarship to play at the university of richmond. when they said hey, you can come for free and play here, i think my parents liked that a little more. i was

and it'se the sun incredible. it changes you. it changed me fundamentally. it made me have a cognitive shift in the way that i think about humanity. >> an early flight to study the curvature of the year. >> a record-breaking 72,000 feet. >> we take you to nasa training sites. >> we are in the laboratory for the cognitive communications test. >> we still talk about the role that we played on the front lines of the cold war. the space race was a major, major initiative within the cold war. needed tostronauts know the night sky better than anyone. >> an observatory in operation since 1884 that specializes in the photography of the moon. the personal stories of two women who left there to mark on the nation. >> a my -- i made nine wonderful friends. there's going to be 10 souls that i'm taking with me. thank you. >> when the moody heaven figures came out, it showed everyone what she did and how profound she was in the pages of american history. >> the history of space exploration as the c-span cities tour explores the american story. >> liftoff. >> this week, wa

the sun came out, the weather change yesterday. what are we in store for today steve paulson? >> did you see where governor newsom was by the way yesterday? >> right, i thought about you, i should have texted you. it's one of our favorite spots. >> it will be better today. we are almost done, i think this afternoon, if you build a, for the most part, the system has gone through, and it's on its way out. looks like a lot of these have gone right through santa cruz, down towards monterey. monterey had pretty good rain. look at that. that tells you where the main focus was yesterday, although santa rosa had some decent rain as well. temperatures in the 40s and 50s, there's a lot of orders to the north. santa rosa is 45 degrees, we are looking for mostly sunny skies in the morning, doesn't partly cloudy's in the afternoon. then a few showers, after today, we will be done. highs today inching upwards. san francisco oakland is still below inland, but they are above the next few days. let's head over to sell now and say good morning sir on a tuesday morning. >>> >> we do have traffic

sun chang for england and wales, sunny day for northern ireland.ecause of the government's defence of dominic cummings and his family trip during lockdown. we'll be getting the latest reaction from westminster. also this lunchtime — weeks before they're back at work, retailers say they're worried about how they'll cope with stringent new restrictions, if shoppers do come back. before this all happened, 70% of retail sales were made in stores, so although it won't return to that in the next sort of three to six months, we're hoping that people will go out and support their high street. heading in the right direction — the trend in deaths from coronavirus continues downward, with the lowest rate for six weeks.

sun is out. but look at the change as we go through the weekend. significant drop, increasingly likely that it turns much colder from the north next weekend, with frosts and maybe some wintry showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. saving grace or temporary relief? crisis hit airline norwegian made a deal with its bond holders — today will shareholders give their vote for a rescue package? as restrictions begin to ease across europe, we speak to italian sports car maker ferrari, who's factories are opening today. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. tainted focus on the business stories. it's a matter of life and death for norwegian. the crisis hit airline has said it will be running out of cash in mid—may and a rescue plan had been rejected by bondholders on friday. however, they did accept an improved offer sunday evening, and today the airline's shareholders will vote on an updated rescue plan. but will it be enough for the ailing airline to survive? like many othe

sun is out. look at the change as we go through the weekend. drop, increasingly likely that it turns much colder from the north next weekend, with frosts and maybe some wintry showers. this is bbc news, the headlines: donald trump has said he hopes the presidential election in november turns into a referendum on his response to the coronavirus pandemic, because he believes he's done a greatjob. in a televised town hall event, the president denied claims that he had failed to act quickly enough. the bbc has seen the first draft of the uk government's strategy to reopen workplaces. it indicates that businesses won't be required to maintain two metre distancing between employees. where social distancing is not possible, it says additional measures should be considered, including the use of protective equipment. a group of worldwide celebrities has signed an open letter to the brazilian presidentjair bolsonaro, warning that the effect of the virus pandemic on the country's indigenous people could amount to a genocide, unless swift action is taken.

change today. there is a lot of cloud cover, we have sun breaks, and mostly cloudy. a lot of this will change from goldengate, north, there could be locations that will get hit with a bigger rain sunday, monday and tuesday. the sun breaks during the afternoon will start to fire up shower activity that is mainly towards the north and the east. 47 is popular. some areas are 46. the bigelow off of portland and seattle is not going anywhere today. it funnels and the moisture, and that is what keeps is under mostly cloudy skies. we have a system, an amplified pattern, going from north to south it is pretty cold for may. sunday, monday, into tuesday, i half inch to an inch and a half of rain over the next five or six days would be for the weekend. 60s and 70s today, the temperatures did not change it, sunny on friday. rain late saturday, and then rain for everyone sunday and monday. >>> thank you, will we be able to go back to school? dr. fauci weighs in on whether or not students will be safe in the classroom if schools reopen this fall. >>> you know that i had to play thi

like esther not leland nolan -- >> it's incredible when you see the sun and it changes you, it changede. it fundamentally made me have a cognitive shift in the way that i think about humanity. >> in 1935 -- >> and studying the curvature of the earth. >> a record-breaking 72,000 feet. >> we will take you to nasa training sites. >> we are in the laboratory for the cognitive communication program. >> we still talk about the role we played on the front lines of the cold war because the space , majors a major initiative within the cold war. here for nasacame training. we get to know them better than anyone. into an observatory operation since 1884 that specializes in the photography of the moon and to the personal stories of two women who made their mark on the nation. >> i made nine wonderful friends over the last two weeks. when that shuttle goes -- going to be 10 souls that i'm taking with me, thank you. the movie came out, it showed everyone who captain johnson was, what she did and how profound she was in the pages of american history. >> the history of space exploration as the c-span

sun is out. look at the change as we go through the weekend.op, increasingly likely that it turns much colder from the north next weekend, with frosts and maybe some wintry showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm aaron safir. as the us virus death toll nears 70,000, donald trump says he's done a great job handling the pandemic. the british government starts to talk about ending the virus lockdown, but says it could be reimposed in different areas. back to school in israel, but the country's lockdown is ending amid more political turmoil and corruption allegations. and football matches return to taiwan after its successful campaign against the virus.

a few showers later in the week warmth and sun is out to look at the changes we go through the weekendsignificant drop, increasingly likely that it turns much colder in the north next weekend in the frost and wintry showers for many. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. easing the lockdown: the uk's government signals proposals ahead of an announcement. but there's a warning restrictions could return in a "specific and localised way" if coronavirus cases go up again. the phone app to track and trace people with covid—19 will be piloted this week on the isle of wight and rolled out nationally across the uk later this month. russia reports a record one—day rise in coronavirus infections with more than 10,000 people testing positive. is people testing positive. there a coronavirus crisis i iraq? is there a coronavirus crisis in iraq? hundreds of people have died. the race to find a treatment: a trialfor a promising new drug to treat coronavirus is under way in southampton. hello and welcome to our look ahead to wha

sun is out. but look at the change as we go through the weekend.ignificant drop, increasingly likely that it turns much colder from the north next weekend, with frosts and maybe some wintry showers. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. italy starts to lift its national lockdown today — the longest since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. as the us virus death toll nears 70,000, donald trump defends his record on the pandemic and raises hopes for a vaccine by the end of the year. the british government reveals first details of plans to reopen the economy, with new rules for employers and workers. and whilst sport is banned across the globe, how did taiwan's footballers manage a victory against the virus?

was always a man since the portuguese word for sun it's masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i want to come to him on t.v. that would change how i see the world because into a monkey the sun was famously. seen in now but the side of a good listener so i read a ponytail instead of a deep voice extroverted guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes the thinking how definitions are not only a mental image just put our whole perception of the world. inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist i'm a storyteller and i use my words to help with intercultural in this town because my name is a limb and i work in a 2000. player . playing . this is d.w. news a live shot from berlin cyclon own tonic crashes ashore forcing millions in india and bangladesh to flee the storm has already claimed lives as it pushes inland and the coronavirus pandemic is making it even more difficult to keep people safe also coming up scientists look to aerosols in their search to find out how the corona virus spread and the case of the choir after lin's cathedral could help provide some much needed answers. an

changes. right now, the sun is setting. a cool breeze here throughout the east bay. it's making all the difference after the temperatures went up in the 70s. a lot of you able to crack open the windows and get fresh air. i want to start out with something different tonight. it's a look at the drought. we talked about it here in the 5:00 show. i want to get a view of that. we have drought that has returned to california. 19.59% in a severe brought. 6 to 15 inches behind for the rainfall season and snowpack, just 37% of normal. usual to begin to see the snowpack drop off. we could have done a lot bet they are year. here is the deal with the severe drought over the north and east bay. these are the locations we will have the highest fire dangers in the next month to two months and crop damage and pasture loss as well. we will stay on top of that for you. the reason why that news is not as grim, it's because most of the large residence noirs are near or above the historical averages. and loeltly, lagunitas, 87%. san pablo, 82%. we are doing all right there as well. and t

virus is that the near liberal agenda that's who the world and so people like no sun stevens or the or the agents of change saw such an ideology and it has to start. talk to tony solomon thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday to speak to former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha powers husband about how we can change the world from societal nudges to political mandates until then wash your hands keep in touch by social media and don't forget to join the other guy but you tube twitter sound cloud it's a common facebook. as we have said from the very beginning russia gate is a hoax and a prof there is no evidence to prove this in a way explains trans flip flop on the iran nuclear the. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important it's accelerating the transition to sustainable prize board sustainability stay in her manner more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely harmless. because. it does not the companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is

. >> you see the sun and this incredible, changed me. fundamentally, it made me have a cognitive shift in the way think about humanity. >> in 1935. >> the city of the curvature of the earth. we will take you nasa training sites. we are in the laboratory here for the communication testing. >> we still talk about the role that we played on the frontlines of the cold war. the space race was a major initiative within the cold war. the 60 to estrus and came here for navigation training, needed to know the night sky better than anyone. >> june observatory in 1984 that specializes in the photography of the moon. in the personal stories of two women leave their mark on the nation. >> i made nine wonderful over the last two weeks. and without shuttle goes, there's going to be ten souls. thank you. [applause]. >> the movie showed everyone who captain johnson was, what she did, and how profound she was in the pages of american history. history of space exploration is a cspan city tour exports the market

around just taking a five-minute break whether it's to stretch walk around get some sun and then to believe fordham change up your days a little bit like don't take the same route when you walk the dog or i do something a little cook a >>but meal haha learn a new recipe all i think for all board of our food choices and then also the last thing to communicate to abbas if you have a special you know like ok, my kids going is sick and there's nowhere for them to go communicate with your boss, your employer and to seek there's flexibility around your needs around schedules, you know making sure that meetings are to launch some people are getting more oh my gosh, yeah, wait a minute you know what i'm starting to see is the problem. >>it's the phone. it sounds like if you don't work from your phone all of what you're saying is a lot easier because otherwise it's be the wire walking the dog, it's a liar on the couch trying to watch tv or whatever. >>but you can turn it off daria i think a lot of us forget that our electronic haven't all. >>haha i know it i know you're right and i rarely do that it's i i do it to

however, that changes when ever the sun goes down. i want to give you an idea of how many people are gathered here. this is one of the biggest crowds we have seen. peacefully gathered since the death of george floyd and you're looking at massive lawn here at the state capital docovered by what i would assume be several thousands. raising their signs, black lives matter, stop killing our neighbors and you can't ignore this because it make yous s you uncomfortable. we're seeing the beginning of what will be an event that will last this afternoon. we anticipate several speakers to come out and talk about the one thing that is many people want from all of this, joshua. that's justice and we have heard from so many of them that while their encouraged by the arrest of derek chauvin and that charge coming against him. every one makes the point to say there are still other officer who is are yet to face justice for the death of george floyd. right now, as you look around, this is a massive gathering of people. what you can't see, joshua, is a

collaborations it's not like a snow day or a big storm to wait it out and then the sun comes out, it's a fundamental change of our history and history of everything. and really our world i have one leg in the world of national security and geopolitics and the year of the 9/11 attacks but really in 1941 with a huge battle ahead and is not clear if that battle will be one that there were leaders like fdr and churchill who came together to say what we are fighting for and then we can organize around building that world. and annette political world what is exciting about this moment that we are all coming together with a little piece of fdr we are doing things that other governments may have done to provide support and hope and encouragement and that is incredible because yes we have a virus that is supercharged with globalization but the networks we are using to address the crisis are also moving at the speed of globalization communities like this. everybody is forming and reforming communities to solve these kinds of problems and the genome assistant others around the world are coming together to say how can

changed the name. they revealed the sun's name on twitter.alifornia law only allows them to have alphabetical characters. and it's x-ae-12. it means something. including love in several languages and their favorite aircraft. >>> let's turn to rob mayeda. four days is what we have to make it through. >> yeah, and we will see temperatures probably peaking around tomorrow or wednesday across the valley. though, today was hot in san hay za. you notice, we are still at 90 degrees after a high close to 95. so the santa clara valley, eating up, and walnut creek, currently 95 after a high of 99. san francisco, no fog. 96 degre 76 degrees with the breeze. it doesn't have the cooling fekt. the mar teen air campused down. and on the map, 97, and san jose and morgan hill. in the mid 90s. half moon day, 63 degrees but 76 still in san francisco. and notice morning temperatures, in the 60 ons across the south bay, if you're in the foothill communities, you could be waking up to 70s. with the warmer start to the day, it's like a warming start. the south bay,

the sun, it is incredible. it changes you. it changed me.undamentally it gave a cognitive shift in the way i think about humanity. >> and an early flight to study the curvature of the earth. >> a record-breaking 72,000 feet. laboratory fore the cognitive communications test. >> we still talk about the role we played on the front lines of the cold war, because the space race was a major initiative within the cold war. here fornauts who came navigation training needed to know the night sky better than anyone. >> to an observatory in operation since 1884 and specializes in the talk of the of the moon, and two women who left their mark on the nation. >> when that shuttle goes, it might be one body, but there will be 10 souls with me. >> when the movie "hidden out, it showed everyone who katherine johnson was, what she did and how profound she was in the pages of american history. >> the history of space exploration. the former chief security officer joined a discussion on how the russian internet and media ethics officials from santa clara unive

weather across to the middle east at the moment lossy clear skies lots of hazy sun shot around to we have got something of a change further north that extensive hate that we saw across the levant recently that has now abated temperatures starting to fall away as showers start to fill straining quite a stiff wind coming in across at least the side of the mediterranean beirut and jerusalem at around $24.00 celsius that on saturday a little cool still as we go on into sunday is a blustery showers rattle across the region will be some showers and eastern parts of turkey at this stage as well all the time across 11 finished i generally find a drop stiff wind picking up at times some lifted dust and sand to watch out for here in the process though the parts of africa generally dry and settles well the hate there still continuing into egypt 33 celsius in cardiff 43 there and as well in the showers continue across the central belt of africa all the way into the gulf of guinea more big downpours still a chance of one of 2 showers into uganda into kenya i should become fewer and further between as we go through saturday and

. >>> they will certainly get help from the weather with sun and rain in the forecast. >> that's right. big changes today, first of all. you can see the clouds from treasure island let's take a look at what this did to the numbers today. many of us were as much as 15 degrees cooler than we were yesterday. san jose was 15 degreescooler and so was oakland and santa rosa. but don't worry concorde, tomorrow you will catch up. most locations are pretty much done though. with most of the cooling. 88 in concorde and if we go back to live cameras, that is e jose and we do have clouds over santa clara county. current numbers right now, santa rosa is all the way down to 65 and concorde is 85. this was not an equal opportunity cool down. tomorrow, we will do this inland as well. concorde and livermore will be down into the 70s. the numbers on the screen, most locations are just a few degrees cooler so not a big drop from saturday and sunday unless you are over here. tomorrow, we will get everybody on the same page. now, let's take a look at the rain. this is still on track and futurecast picks up on it and br

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and with this weather pattern change, it isn't the best time to be outside, it is going to be in the afternoon though, as we should see some of the sun breaks. we're in for about a ten degree temperature drop. i think it is going to be noticeable. 71 here in san jose. and 72 in cupertino. instead of upper 70s and low 80s in the east bay. we're back down to 69 in walnut creek, and 66 in oakland. and the peninsula, also dropping back down to reality. closer to our averages. 68 in redwood city. 62 in daly city. san francisco, i have you down to 59 in the marina and 64 ingallside. right through the north side, 67 in clear lake. and 69 in novato. my extended forecast shows, san francisco with that chance of fog and spotty drizzle through the morning. then notice how we warm up. once we hit next thursday. 70 degrees. for the inland valleys, we'll see the chance of fog tomorrow morning. isolated drizzle. a few early morning clouds on sunday but generally increased sunshine, and then we see things go way back up, to 90 once we move into next thursday and friday. now, with all of this weather, and a lot of you heading out to do some landscapi

sun coming down on me right now. but we do have some drastic changes that are slowly beginning at this point. let's bring you outside right now to the live high definition sky camera network. the one hottest location was concord where temperatures really ranged anywhere from 100 to 104 degrees. and now we're already starting to drop to 97. and you can see once we hit 11:00 tonight, we will begin to drop down into some low 70s. so some relief on the way if you don't have ac and the two weather systems i'm following. make sure you're up on this. and pretty active here for late may. we have that hot area of high pressure, but notice this will be moving to the east. and i see this happening on all of the weather charts, so that is going to start to take some of heat with it tomorrow, and most importantly, look out here in the pacific, we have this cooler system, and it has the chance of some weekend showers still holding up. and so as we start off tomorrow morning with the system approaching, it will bring some fog near the coast, and the bay, and some of the patchy clouds right there for the nor

low to mid-70s sun, monday, and tuesday in san francisco. that's going to be a good change.and valleys may get a little bit too hot for you. we have 84 saturday, 88 sunday, 92 on memorial day. so, raj, we got to start thinking now about what we'll be doing on monday. maybe it's the virtual nbc bay area barb. you know we try to do that each year at the station. >> it's certainly margarita weather. we do know that, jeff. have a good night. >> oh, all right. >> take care. >> you too. >>> up next, a new discovery. the reason researchers say people are testing positive for covid-19 after making a full recovery. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hey, everybody, we all an all new "tonight show" home edition tonight with ben stiller and music from tim mcgraw after your late local news. >>> happening now, not a lot of traffic but we're still seeing a lot of speeders on the freeway. the chp says from march 19th to april 30th this year, nearly 3,000 people were ticketed for driving over 100 miles per hour. that's up 46% from last year. we're back in a moment. >>> promising news from south kore

alicia.we know being outside do, we know sun does help in killing the virus. that doesn't changepeople need to be responsible and maintain that distance. leland: that was dr. deborah birx this morning, warning people to wear masks and practice social distancing as they head to the beach to celebrate memorial day weekend. as we can tell from that video, some are heeding the advice, others are not. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. i'm leland vittert. alicia: i'm alicia acuna. ch

kneeled here in times square, a different situation as of right now, but the situation always changes when the sun comes down. back to you, jon. jon: bryan llenas in times square. thank you. >>> in the southeast, protesters in atlanta gathering once again tonight. this after more than 100 people were arrested last night during heated demonstrations. jonathan serrie is live from atlanta with an update on the situation there. jonathan? >> hi, jon. this is actually a larger crowd than what we saw this time yesterday, although it is a different dynamic, there are some different groups, including some members of the clergy who are trying to reclaim these as peaceful protests and sort of change the dynamic, make them less confrontational, but there are also other strategies going on in decatur, a city to the east of atlanta. there was a human rights organization that was going to have a civil rights demonstration. they decided to cancel it after what they saw happen in atlanta over the previous night. take a look at the scene last night. protesters shot fireworks at police and hurled bottles and other d

that ryugu's orbit may have passed between the sun and mercury before shifting to the prent trajectory. jaxa says it remains unknown what caused a changen ryugu's orbit but that gravity could be one reason. ♪ ♪ >>> and n now a check on the wod weather. hot temperatures are seen in the u.s.s. deserts southwest and california. our meteorologist yoko komagata joins us with the details. yoko, is there any relief in sight? >> yes, they're finally expecting cooling temperatures for the coming weekend. daytime highs will go back to normal by early next week. however, a lift on friday that heat conditions will persist in the area increasing fire threats. in the meantime, we are looking at winter-like weather in the east. this temperature difference between hot and cold wilill cree instability producing severe thunderstorms. the threat of severe weather will push into the gulf state and spread toward the mid-atlantic as we go into friday. expect large hail, damaging winds, and heavy downpours with the possibility of flash flooding. severe thunderstorms are expected in oklahoma city and houston friday. cool temperatures will persist in the north

. >> you go back to the planet and you see the sun and it is incredible. it changes you. fundamentally, it made me have a cognitive shift in the way that i think about humanity. >> in 1935, -- >> and an early flight to study the curvature of the earth. >> a record-breaking 72,000 feet. >> where in the laboratory for the cognitive communications tests. >> we still talk about the role we played on the frontlines of the cold war. because the space race was a major am a major initiative within the cold war. >> those 62 astronauts that came here for navigation training needed to know the night sky better than anybody. >> to an observatory in operation since 1884 that specializes in the photography of the moon, to the personal stories of two women who left their mark on the nation. >> i made nine wonderful friends over the last two weeks. therehat shuttle goes -- is going to be 10 souls i am taking with me. thank you. >> when the movie hidden figures came out it showed everyone who katherine johnson was, what she did and how profound she was in the pages of american history. >>

changing. right now, we are looking at the sun setting on a lovely de lly . and low clouds, overnight low temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow, bright skies for most of the day. clouds will be increasing, especially in the north bay throughout the day. high temperatures will range from low 60s at the coast to low and mid 70s around the bay shoreline to upper 70s in the warmest inland spots. rain is on the way. by 8:30 tomorrow night, rain sweeping through most of the north bay. then overnight into sunday, rain will spread to other parts of the bay area. wet and breezy sunday. showers into monday and tuesday. possibly with isolated thunder and small hail. here is the seven-day forecast for a very un-may-like forecast. the storm will be with us through part of tuesday. we will get partial clearing and warming late next week. >> thanks. >>> we have sports to talk about tonight. >> a question. how much longer will aaron rodgers be in green bay? could curry hit a trick shot on live tv with millions >>> good evening. put this down in who knows at this

but of course the sun's up and we haven't seen the crowd change yet. ana? >> and who's in that crowd with you, evan? what type of people are turning out? it looks like there's a lot of diversity among you. >> reporter: yeah, it's a very large crowd, few hundred people, and very diverse. it started out today pretty diverse and it got more and more diverse as the day went on, to be perfectly frank. this is a good mix of new yorkers. this is a lot of what new york looks like. and people have come together and they're marching together. you know, we've seen a lot of people from all over the -- all different ages and difference colors and everything else and that's not a surprise. the most amazing thing has been, as they march along, sometimes they run into traffic and the people in traffic, rather than be annoyed that there's this crowd marching through them, end up honking their support, which has let to a lot of pretty interesting moments here. >> okay, we'll check back. as always, thank you, evan mcmorris-santoro, again, in new york city. let's go to chicago

is that the near liberal agenda has that's who the world and so people like no sun stevens or the or the agents of change saw such an ideology and it has to start. dr tanya solomon thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday to speak to former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha powers has been about how we can change the world from societal nudges to political mandates until then wash your hands keep in touch by social media and don't forget to join the on the going to you tube twitter sound cloud it's a common facebook. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcoming our viewers from around the world live from central london this is our to u.k. . from tomorrow we will begin a pilot test track and trace our look at why. the health secretary announces the trial of the n.h.s. is a coronavirus contact tracing it up with the deputy chief medical officer also which we don't know if antibodies from the virus guarantee future immunity. to the government plans to reopen the briti