and sunderland, this is going to continue slowlyeandering west to east. the overall pattern as we go through today, the pressure bringing in hot and humid air from the southeast. as we go closer to lunchtime we'll be rising in upper 70s to low 80s. some areas by lchtime could be the upper 80s. and the humidity is going to make it feel hotter. we'll take a look at the rest of the afterno and for the week coming up. >> reporter: hey, sheensheena, morning, we've got problems in woodbridge. the southbound lanes are closed. the rigane on connecticut, right lane and ramp to connecticu avenue osed. they should be wrapping up at this point. they usually clear abon 4:00 the morning. hopefully, the lanes beopened. we also have an issue with a paving incident. and also in the clearing stage., >> all ri jack, thank you. breaking news in southern california now. fiveeople areead after a small plane crashed. >> chris lawrence at the le desk following this developing story. chris. >> yeah, as hard as it is to say this, angie, this tragedy could have been a worse. take a

it's in northern sections of calvert county near sunderland. this one is pretty heavy. we've seen lightning. it's ver this thing is remaining. it's stationary. we'll be watching it and the forecast when we'll have more rain relief, if you want to call it that,aight ahead. let's head over to jack taylor to see what's t happening on roads, good morning, jack. >> good morning, sheena, a couple tractor trailers southbound 95,eft of route 1. i believe the heavy-duty wrecker scene.rived on south near woodbridge, down near mt. pleasant there's a water main break. northbound lanes are unaffected. in carroll cnty and mount airy, they've got a paving and milling project going on. only the right lane is getting by, causing minor delays and ashing lights. you see it could be cleared pretty quickly. back to you. >> all right, jack, thank you. >>> it's 4:33 now. developing this morning, we now know the doubleg shoot rockville was an attempted murder suicide. montgomery county poleay a man shot and killed his own father. ae shooting happened insid car at the commuter lot in rockville

lucy staniforth is captain of sunderland ladies and was shortlisted for the women's fa goal of the yearrland ladies and was shortlisted for the women's fa goal of the year. smashed it! the game realism is spot on, the defenders close on me, i felt real pressure. even just fine tuning little skills, some of that outside the box, even the competitive edge in working on that was all good. another incredible development is being able to put yourself in any position in any game. obviously where raheem is, given that he is a fast player, he has the advantage coming in, the defender would have to turn their hips and try and turn it that way, i suppose. lucy is watching a real match that took place between man city and monaco. she can place herself in any position on the pitch — in the stands, on the roof, and even become the manager. right now i have a clear view of what went wrong in terms of the left back‘s positioning. do you see more detail of the players and their bodies from this, rather than watching back on the match video? yeah i think so, because you are on their level and there is s

they play the come on it, celtic and rangers, sunderland. manchester city. big teams.ritage cannot be questioned. whether this village deserves a place in the scottish football hall of fame will be revealed in october. jane lewis, bbc news. quick update from the cricket, england have just bbc news. quick update from the cricket, england havejust passed 300 but are nine wickets down and india are heading for victory in the third test. 2—1 to england with two test to play. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye for now. good evening. it has been another warm and humid day for many but sunshine has been a little bit easier to come by than over the last few days. that is how it looked in london earlier on the cloud has been thickening across the north west of scotla nd thickening across the north west of scotland ahead of a big change in the feel of things. at the moment we are bringing in the south—westerly winds, feel warm and humid air but there is something cooler lying in wait up to the north—west, which will head in our direction o

also unbeaten are sunderland in league one. they were convincing 3—0 winners over scunthorpe. his side reached the quarter—finals of the scottich league cup after a 3—1win at kilmarnock. the colombian striker alfredo morelos scored a hat trick. he was the subject of a £3.75 million bid from french club bordeaux earlier this week, but gerrard said they will have to triple their offer to entice him away. elsewhere today, hibs beat ross county. rangers will play ayr united in the last eight, while celtic take on stjohnstone. after a 13—year absence from women's football, manchester united played their first match since the club decided to relaunch the team. they will compete in the second tier of the women's super league but were in action today in the continental cup against liverpool, a match they won 1—0. lizzie arnot found herself in the right place at the right time to tap home. so a winning start to life as head coach for the former england defender casey stoney — against herformer club. we are growing slowly and we want to develop the players. we have reading next week, so

that draw, sheffield wednesday will host wolves after they comfortably won 2—0 at league one side sunderlandir first goal here, barry bannen added a second. head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to include ben stokes in the england squad for the third test against india on saturday was taken for the all—rounder‘s "wellbeing". here he isjoining up with his england team mates at trent bridge earlier today. bayliss says he will take time before deciding whether stokes will play. this all comes after stokes was involved in a fracas in bristol last september but he was found not guilty of affray earlier this week. we will find out over the next couple of days, i have not spoken to him since. i'm sure he had plenty of phone calls. we have the next two days to assess whether he plays or not, and i have some guys and for him and it will be a difficult position to make, whether it is him oi’ position to make, whether it is him or someone position to make, whether it is him or someone else. position to make, whether it is him or someone else. we position to make, whether it is him or someone els

two years ago, there were floods on gary sunderland's farm near the town of condobolin.hings can change. now, it's just the opposite story. lambs are going dry, no feed, stock are dying. some farmers have been carting up to 100,000 litres of water to their livestock since january. this video taken earlier this year shows cattle swarming around a water tanker. farmers in the small towns across new south wales are helping each other out with donations. many here say it is the worst they've ever known. all the climate gurus, that know all about the weather, still can't tell us when it's going to break. they've got no idea. we just — we're blind. you know, we'vejust got to plan and hope and pray that it rains. government aid will ease the financial burdens, and the prime minister is promising more help. i do understand these water challenges, and clearly we will work with state and local governments to ensure that water is provided. the fear is that a dry spring will be followed by another hot and punishing summer for australia's farmers. andy pitman is a climate scientist a

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two years ago, there were floods on gary sunderland's farm near the town of condobolin.now, it's just the opposite story. lambs are going dry, no feed, stock are dying. some farmers have been carting up to 100,000 litres of water to their livestock since january. this video taken earlier this year shows cattle swarming around a water tanker. farmers in the small towns across new south wales are helping each other out with donations. many here say it is the worst they've ever known. all the climate gurus, that know all about the weather, still can't tell us when it's going to break. they've got no idea. we just — we're blind. you know, we'vejust got to plan and hope and pray that it rains. government aid will ease the financial burdens, and the prime minister is promising more help. i do understand these water challenges, and clearly we will work with state and local governments to ensure that water is provided. the fear is that a dry spring will be followed by another hot and punishing summer for australia's farmers. 3,000 people have attended commemorations at amiens ca

also unbeaten are sunderland in league 1. they were convincing 3—0 winners over scunthorpe.launch the team. they will compete in the second tier of the women's super league, but were in action today in the continental cup against liverpool, a match they won 1—0. lizzie arnot found herself in the right place at the right time to tap home. britain's jamie murray and brazilian bruno soares have won their second doubles title of the month with victory at the cincinatti masters. murray and soares fought back from a set down to beat colombiansjuan sebastian cabal and robert farah. it's their ninth title together since joining forces in 2016. great britain's michaeljones won the mens's a00m freestyle s7 on the final day of the para european swimming championships in dublin. it was a touch finish forjones, and he adds the european title to his paralympic title from rio in 2016. and as he explains, it's been a race against time to be fit for this event. soi so i had shoulder surgery back in november last year, and i didn't get backin november last year, and i didn't get back in the w

two years ago, there were floods on gary sunderland's farm near the town of condobolin.can change. now, it's just the opposite story. the land has gone dry. no feed. stock are dying. some farmers have been carting up to 100,000 litres of water to their livestock since january. this video, taken earlier this year, shows cattle swarming around a water tanker. farmers in the small towns across new south wales are helping each other out with donations. many here say it's the worst they've ever known. all the climate gurus, who know all about the weather still don't know when it's going to break. they've got no idea. we just... we're blind. you know, we'vejust got to plan and hope and pray that it rains. government aid will ease the financial burdens and the prime minister is promising more help. i do understand these water challenges. clearly, we will work with state and local governments to ensure that water is provided. the fear is that a dry spring will be followed by another hot and punishing summer for australia's farmers. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. self—testing hiv

two years ago there were floods on gary sunderland's farm near the town of condobolin.. now it's just the opposite story, the dams have run dry, no feed. the cost of feeding livestock has soared. many cattle are desperate for water. government aid will ease the financial burden is on the prime minister is promising more help. i do understand these water challenges and clearly we will work with state and local governments to ensure that water is provided. while government assistance is welcome, it's ultimately a change in fortune from the weather that the farming community is hoping for. they've had a dominance of high—pressure, at bit like we've had here in the uk. the jet stream has been weaker and it's been pushed down towards the south pole. you normally have severe droughts linked to el nino, but it's just a neutral phase at the moment. however, in the longer term, we could well move into an el nino pattern which is why the long—range forecast for the spring in new south wales is still dry. half of the state of queensland is also in drought, as are parts of victoria

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and the football league season started well for sunderland but they left it to the 96th minute to beating swift action, after a leaked report concluded that claims of a "toxic" row between surgeons at a cardiac unit contributed to a higher mortality rate. the report into the unit at st george's hospital in london, seen by the times newspaper, says the team was consumed by a "dark force" and patients were put at risk. earlier our correspondent jenny kumah spoke to us from st george's hospital, and told us about the way staff responded to the report. yes, st george's hospital is one of 28 nhs hospitals that carries out heart surgery. the college of cardiothoracic surgeons alerted the trust to unexpectedly high death rates for heart surgery for this year and last year. this prompted management here to carry out a review. they brought in an independent expert, prof buick, a former medical director from the nhs. the findings of his report, he makes some damning criticisms of the situation here, and he found mortality rate was almost twice the national average and the lack of internal scruti

sexual harassment by two star fas the incumbent first minister nicola sturgeon who's a close ally of sunderland says she wants to see the investigation progress even though it could have undesirable ramifications for her party for my party this will be extremely upsetting to members of the s.n.p. up and down the country it's a difficult situation but what is important is that complaints are treated seriously regardless of who the person complained about is i can confirm that the scottish government receives two complaints in january in relation to and examined mrs sam and was notified of the complaints in march and phoned to mr salmon's and the people involved on wednesday august the twenty second of my conclusions and the time was considering the public interest. making the fact of the complaints investigation publicly named i know is that the minister has indicated his intention to challenge the action taken by the scottish government this causes government will defend his position the gristly the allegations against son and concern of vans that allegedly occurred back in twenty thirty the fo

two years ago, there were floods on gary sunderland's farm near the town of condobolin.ge. now, it's just the opposite story. the land has gone dry. no feed. stock are dying. some farmers have been carting up to 100,000 litres of water to their livestock since january. this video, taken earlier this year, shows cattle swarming around a water tanker. farmers in the small towns across new south wales are helping each other out with donations. many here say it's the worst they've ever known. all the climate gurus who know all about the weather still don't know when it's going to break. they've got no idea. we've just... we run blind. you know, we'vejust got to plan and hope and pray that it rains. government aid will ease the financial burdens and the prime minister is promising more help. i do understand these water challenges. and clearly, we will work with state and local governments to ensure that water is provided. the fear is that a dry spring will be followed by another hot and punishing summer for australia's farmers. the impact of the drought is yet to have any sig

in the day's early game in league one, sunderland beat fellow promotion hopefuls charlton 2—1.econd half, with the winner from lynden gooch coming in the 96th minute. all the results and reports from every game in the football league — and scotland — on the bbc sport website. in the national league, newly promoted big spenders salford city drew their opening game of the season with leyton orient. ryan giggs — the wales manager and salford shareholder — was watching, alongside his former manchester united team—mate & co—owner paul scholes. they saw new signing rory gaffney open the scoring in the first half. 0rient‘s pressure after the break paid dividends with craig clay's shot turned into his own net by liam hogan. a sensational performance from swimmer adam peaty had the water at boiling point in glasgow as he won gold at the european championships in glasgow. and that wasn't all he broke his own world record in the process and left the other swimmers over a second and a half behind. total domination. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson reports. these new european temperature

also unbeaten are sunderland in league one. they were convincing 3—0 winners over scunthorpe.lin at the european para swimming championships, claiming three golds in the final session, as kate grey reports. the british team have not disappointed on the final night of action, winning ten medals. paralympic champion mikeyjones had to wait for the very end to his main events, the s7 a00m freestyle. in a closely contested race, he managed to sneak the victory to become european champion. a remarkable achievement considering he has been out of the water with a shoulder injury for this season. yes, so i had shoulder surgery back in november last year, and i didn't go backin november last year, and i didn't go back in the water properly until kind of march time. i only really started doing some faster stuff about six weeks ago, so really happy with that swim. northern ireland's bethanie firth led home a british one, two, three in the individual medley. her third goal of the studentships, and she is already looking forward to her next competition. i am really excited, andi competition

gary sunderland rears sheep and cattle. dry, no feed, stock are dying. you've just got to lighten your stock, keep your best breeders on and hopefully it does rain. the government has stepped in and will provide emergency funding to buy water and feed to keep livestock alive. more than $400 million has been released, but many argue more is needed to save this industry, which generates one quarter of the country's agricultural production. i do understand these water challenges, and clearly we will work with state and local governments to ensure that water is provided. extra funding will also boost mental health services, providing better access to counselling. suicide rates in these precarious rural communities are almost 40% higher than in the big cities and towns. australia's farmers pride themselves on their resilience, but with no rain on the horizon this will be a test a test few have ever seen. tom donkin, bbc news. joining us now from sydney is our correspondent phil mercer. the prime minister using the word challenge

earlier, sunderland started life in league one with a 2—1win over fellow promotion hopefuls charltonthe multi sport european european championships is into its third day, and britain has its first gold in the pool — adam peaty won the 100m breastroke final — breaking his own world record in glasgow. peaty quashed any question marks over his form at the commonwealth games this year, finishing in 57 seconds flat, shaving more than one tenth of a second off his previous rceord, it's peaty‘s 18th major title. team mate james wilby took silver truthfully now, i am just so humbled for the support, it has been incredible journey and four—year cycle, it means so much to me. and it just shows that the team, we cycle, it means so much to me. and itjust shows that the team, we are pushing and pushing and oh my god, i cannot believe it. there was disappointment for great britain's rowers who could only manage a silver medal in the men's four. so often the flagship boat of the team, having enjoyed tremendous success at olympic level, they were beaten to the gold by romania. there was also a silve

two years ago there were floods on gary sunderland's farm near the town of condobolin.f feeding livestock has soared. many cattle are desperate for water. government aid will ease the financial burden and the prime minister is promising more help. i do understand these water challenges and clearly we will work with state and local governments to ensure that water is provided. while government assistance is welcome, it's ultimately a change in fortune from the weather that the farming community is hoping for. they've had a dominance of high—pressure, at bit like we've had here in the uk. the jet stream has been weaker and it's been pushed down towards the south pole. you normally have severe droughts linked to el nino, but it'sjust a neutral phase at the moment. however, in the longer term, we could well move into an el nino pattern which is why the long—range forecast for the spring in new south wales is still dry. half of the state of queensland is also in drought, as are parts of victoria and south australia. crops have withered and for farmers there is a mounting psy

kyle walker is on the show as well and we will be looking at sunderland.r. so there is loads to come in. where are back in business at midday on bbc one. do you want your ball back? yes, please. let's go to cricket now. despite two lengthy rain delays at lords, england's cricketers are well and truly in control of the second test against india, dominating the two reduced sessions they managed to play yesterday. patrick geary reports... ta ke two. after a full day lost to rain, lords resets. hopefully this time, they'll get to the crease at least. so this was progress, after a long wait out through the long room and into the path ofjimmy anderson. england had chosen to bowl. here's why. murali vijay barely saw his fifth delivery. conditions were changing and jimmy anderson works magic with clouds. they help him move the ball to take a nick, to take a wicket. exit kl rahul, followed again by drizzle. eventually, they got back out but all the pauses can make it difficult to know if you're coming or going. cheteshwar pujara was definitely going, run out by the

mark sunderland. >> thank you for having me >> a unique fed chairman what were your thoughts about hisspeech, his general resume thus far as head of the fed >> you can only say he has been very successful so far, a very calm presence, a very reasonable guy. thinks outside the box, willing to consider a lot of information. when we step back and look what he has done, by end of september he will have hiked rates three times, equals what bernanke did in two years, short of what yellen did in five years he is continuing on with his plan and not being distracted by all of the noise around him. he did tell us about his own personality in that speech which i thought was insightful he admitted that he was generally a cautious person and takes in a lot of information and acts very reasonably but he does have a separate mode. if inflation expectations get out of control either direction, he would switch into a more aggressive posture then he cautioned we weren't there now. no signs that the economy was overheating. >> marc, when it comes to this president, the media and the president have a very

two years ago there were floods on gary sunderland's farm near the town of condobolin.now it's just the opposite story, the dams have run dry, no feed. the cost of feeding livestock has soared. many cattle are desperate for water. government aid will ease the financial burden and the prime minister is promising more help. i do understand these water challenges and clearly we will work with state and local governments to ensure that water is provided. while government assistance is welcome, it's ultimately a change in fortune from the weather that the farming community is hoping for. they've had a dominance of high—pressure, at bit like we've had here in the uk. the jet stream has been weaker and it's been pushed down towards the south pole. you normally have severe droughts linked to el nino, but it's just a neutral phase at the moment. however, in the longer term, we could well move into an el nino pattern which is why the long—range forecast for the spring in new south wales is still dry. half of the state of queensland is also in drought, as are parts of victoria and