now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. of the weekend, it's changeover day today. cooler air is trying to put in from the west, the clouds of, rolling in and we will see some more heavy showers through the remainder of today across parts of england and wales. a fresh area of england and wales. a fresh area of showers pushing towards the south coast by the evening rush hour but potentially some of our most vigorous under the downpours spreading into northern england through the latter part of the afternoon into the early evening. rainfor afternoon into the early evening. rain for wales and for parts of the midlands, heavier showers for northern ireland and scotland. temperatures up in the high teens for anyone heading home across eastern england, but in the west by six p:m., we are back down to the low teens and the feeling is more one of spring than summer we've had of late. some heavy showers across northern ireland into the small hours of thursday, some affecting scotla nd hours of thursday, some affecting scotland and h

here's susan powell.er the sun shone and the warmth of the weekend, today has been somewhat of a change, cooler air squeezing in from the west, so pretty thick cloud arriving in some heavy showers which might turn thundery in the rush hour. some of the most intense wells in north wales, parts of northern england and spreading into northern ireland in the late evening and overnight. further showers by then also spreading into the south which will effect southern england and parts of wales. breezy across the board overnight and milder. tomorrow, another day of sunny spells and scattered showers and it will be breezy again. northern scotland could see some of the best of the dry and bright weather, some rain spreading across england and wales and it could be heavy and persistent at times. hopefully a little sunshine as well but even in the best of the brightness, attempt is nowhere near the dizzy heights of the weekend with highs of nowhere near the dizzy heights of the weekend with highs 01:14 or 15 at best

now the weather with susan powell. it is probably not surprising that pinning down the detail on the weather is difficult. low pressure is swirling the cloud gci’oss low pressure is swirling the cloud across the uk through this weekend. there are some gaps to be found at times but it is like trying to predict which sock will come out of the tumble drier first! eastern counties thanks to that easterly wind always having more cloud, and towards the west, the best of the brightness and top temperatures, but for much of scotland, a cloudy picture without pics of rain. the far north and east south—west getting the brightest whether. overnight, cloud becoming widespread. just northern ireland and north wales with the risk of a patchy frost. sunday, if anything, the north holding onto the cloud, and drier to the south, brighter spells developing back with the sunshine, temperatures pushing up enough to spark off the odd, hefty thundery shower. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. there is cautious optimism from both the co

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. the forecast is pretty cloudy today.eas will brighten through the course of the afternoon and to the east, the cloud should lift somewhat apart from in the north sea coast. eastern england, showers drifting in with a bit of sunshine and temperatures could shoot up and enable the showers to turn thundery in the second half of the afternoon particularly in the south—east, midlands and east anglia. 17 in the best of the sunshine in the west. this evening, showers drifting across the midlands and wales, weakening, before getting a new lease of life in northern ireland by the end of the night. clearer skies across scotland, chilly a start on monday, but after a cloudy week in, prospects much sunnier for the start of the new week. still easterly breeze, cloudy on north sea coast. sunshine for many on monday. heavier showers in the midlands and north wales. this is bbc news with ben brown. theresa may defends her decision to seek labour's help in delivering brexit. she warns it could slip through ourfingers. that is unless a co

. —— susan powell. it is already much cooler. shari. it looks like things will come down. a lot of fine weather to come down. a lot of fine weather to come but we never get back to these quite exceptional temperatures. towards the west, already cloud and rain hiding in through the morning. perhaps then some thundery showers moving in to the south—west. the best of the sunshine perhaps for east anglia and the north—east of scotland. all eyes to the west of over friday evening. this tightening snail shell girl is a deep low pressure centre, it has been named by storm hanna, that gives you a clue, it means business. damaging winds possible into the south—west. last weekend we had 25 degrees and sunshine. for some of us in the weekend ahead we will be lucky to get temperatures any higher than double figures and on saturday some significant rainfall to come as of the area of low pressure roles across the uk. worst of it for the south—west of england, in terms of the winds. stronger winds affecting south wales as well. also fringing into sout

now it's time for the weather with susan powell. hello.rees as a high in norfork. plenty of sunshine here helped to push the temperatures up. there is plenty more sunshine to come as we look at the days ahead. however, what a change in temperatures, even in the space of 2a hours, down 6 degrees for tuesday afternoon and those figures continue to taper away into the weekend. not just east anglia. the whole of the uk is sitting in cooler air. it is coming to us from the arctic, around an area of high pressure, basically feeding in on an easterly wind and it will stay with us through until at least next weekend. so our outlook, turning chillier for short, a risk of frost, and a very settled scene as high pressure establishes. currently, we do have a weather front to the south but the high will be keen to push that away in the coming days as it extends further south feeding the area on the southern flank of that high for that easterly breeze. and that chilly feel to proceedings. here we are on tuesday, with the front still to the south. quite

now the weather with susan powell.ng down the detail on the weather is difficult. low pressure is swirling the cloud across the uk through this weekend. there are some gaps to be found at times but it is like trying to predict which sock will come out of the tumble drier first! eastern counties thanks to that easterly wind always having more cloud, and towards the west, the best of the brightness and top temperatures, but for much of scotland, a cloudy picture without pics of rain. the far north and east south—west getting the brightest whether. overnight, cloud becoming widespread. just northern ireland and north wales with the risk of a patchy

here is susan powell for the latest.n somewhat colder. in the west we have this big stripe of cloud, which is a weather front running from north to south and there's more rain to come out of that this evening for scotland and the north west of england, for wales and the south—west of england. northern ireland getting drier as the night goes on. a lot of the rain fizzles out as we move into the small hours but we will be left with extensive cloud by the time we get to wednesday. clearer skies to the east and west of that front, chili and some spots first thing with the odd patch of mist and fog. here is that weather front is wednesday gets under way. to the east, pleasant sunshine, and a much brighter day for northern ireland, and it looks like the front isn't doing very much by the time we get into wednesday afternoon. but actually, as the cloud breaks up, some sunshine will help turn the cloud over and spark some hefty showers across scotland and north—eastern england. it looks like it could be targeted for some really

here's susan powell.ty cars. it can only mean we have been pulling in some air from the sahara and with it, some dust as well. for the last few days, that has also meant some very warm air across the uk. we are going to stop that southerly pool to our air as we go through the next three days and pick up through the next three days and pick upa through the next three days and pick up a more through the next three days and pick up a more atlantic influence. lighter shades of yellow and then blue, turning notably cooler as we go through this week. even today, much chillier, rain across wales, temperature is 10 degrees down on yesterday. heavy showers to come in northern england in a few hours and scattered showers overnight continuing across england and wales but many areas drive the first thing on their standard mild enough start, albeit a cloudy one. through the morning rush hour, a spell of quite intense rain will run across the south—east of england, fringe the midlands and east anglia. challenging condi

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. and there are some decent caps to be found in it too, but it is a little bit like trying to protect what sock will come out of the tumble drier. the eastern counties will have more cloud and feel chillier, to the was come up with shelter, the best of the brightness and a top temperature. for most of scotland today, a cloudy picture. they fight not on the far south—west, getting the brightest weather. overnight, the brightest weather. overnight, the cloud becomes more widespread. perhaps northern ireland and north wales with the risk of a patchy frost. sunday, quite crowded to start the day in many areas. it anything, on sunday, they not holding onto the cloud, but dry to the site. with this in turn, our temperatures could push up enough to spark off the odd hefty, thundery shower. cautious optimism from both the conservative party and labour over brexit talks after they broke up last night without progress. the government perhaps has to show a little more flexibility than it has so fa

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. good morning.eeding on a lot of cloud on the easterly breeze and it's been misty and murky. it is lifting up a bit now but i think the sunshine will always be quite limited. much brighter further west, looking splendid around cardigan bay, for example, and generally, the further west you 90, and generally, the further west you go, the more likely you are to see the sunshine and temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees. you may have just caught, before the temperatures faded, already coming to the east. possibly turning heavy for some and maybe with the odd rumble of thunder as they trot across the south—east, the south—east, the midlands and into north wales through the rest of today. by the end of the night, they will arrive into northern ireland. for monday, a chilly start for scotla nd for monday, a chilly start for scotland with clearer skies. that will make a big difference to monday for scotland after two very cloudy days this weekend. much brighter prospects away from the east coast. quite a bit

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. of it about, certainly through the morning. i'm hoping things will brighten for many through the afternoon, but the east coast, which started with very closed in skies and some dense patches of fog, will always struggle. we may see that visibility improving but we keep an easterly breeze which will keep things pretty chilly and also cloudy. further west, though, the promise of some brighter skies, also some brightness across some parts of eastern england. what that may then do is allow temperatures to shoot up enough to turn some showers that will feed in from the east into some pretty punchy, thundery downpours through the middle part of the afternoon. that could be potentially very tricky for the boat races because lightning is the only thing that could keep the boats off the water. there will be showers around certainly in the london area through the afternoon. but the temperatures, though, where we get the sunshine up to 17 degrees, possible. more cloud for scotland which caps the

and with the weather, susan powell.nments have failed to live up to their responsibility of what they done to us, of what they done to my family. and what they have done to my life. just some of the victims of the biggest medical disaster in nhs history, telling their stories on video at the start of the inquiry last year. now it begins its next phase, to understand the impact of this tragedy and how it happened. although it will never be possible to hear orally from everyone who would wish to be heard, those affected and infected will come first and last in the enquiry. in the 19705 and 805, the nhs imported blood products from the united states. some were made with donated blood from prisoners and even drug addicts at high risk of carrying viruses. no—one knows how many patients the nhs treated with infected blood. estimates suggest around 5,000 were treated for haemophilia and other diseases. but there could be as many as 30,000 others who received blood transfusions contaminated with hepatitis and hiv. derek martind

here's susan powell.d trying to squeeze in bringing cloud and rain. if rent is looming through the course of today. —— a front. let's engine it will linger across northern ireland and by the end of the night another system will emerge bring wet weather to end the night. further east, chilly and one or two spots, murky along the north sea coast and a bit of fog forming. there is the weather front towards the west that is going to be trying to push up against that high through the day on tuesday. so progress, it will slope its way into the irish sea through the course of the day. cloud along the north sea coast will pull away and we will see some decent brightness in most eastern counties on tuesday. by the afternoon, much greyerfor counties on tuesday. by the afternoon, much greyer for western scotla nd afternoon, much greyer for western scotland and some rain for the central lowlands. northern ireland is brighterfor the central lowlands. northern ireland is brighter for the second central lowlands. northe

susan: a rocket ship. president trump has not been shy of disapproval of fed chairman powell yesterday confirming he is nominatingzza chain owner herman king, along with steven moore and both believe in lower interest rates which would be better for the u.s. economy. charles. >> charles: rocket ship, i like that. thank you very much. president pushing for rate cuts, could this be sign he is worried about what is ahead? danielle, what do you think? one breath administration touting how great the economy is doing, the other, they want more. >> you know, the president went so far as to say we needed quantitative easing, that is one step beyond quantitative ending and taking interest rates back down, something tells me somebody in the administration is looking at the end trails of today's jobs report and what they are seeing is starting to frighten them because bulk of jobs created are part-time or industries that are low paying. if you look back to last june, to today, we've seen 43% decline in high-paying jobs. somebody in the administration has to be taking fright of this because consumption makes our economy go r

susan: it's an understanding jerome powell has been a bit of a disappointment for him. he hasn't been easy on monetary policy as he had expected so stephen moore, who was criticized powell on the current fed at this point, saying cut interest rates, i think he will pretty much get through the easy money policy. stuart: we should mention herman was supposed to appear on this program today but the white house asked him not to appear with us until he is confirmed. we are going to ask larry kudlow about mr. cain and about stephen moore later, just in a few minutes, in fact. okay. >>> china trade. let's get on with that. here's the president sounding i think upbeat. watch this. >> this is the granddaddy of them all and we'll see if it happens. it's got a very, very good chance of happening. i think that it will be great for both countries. but it will be -- it will be a much fairer deal for us. stuart: gordon chang is our china guy and he's with us now. is there anything -- is there any doubt in your mind that some kind of deal is coming within four weeks? >> yeah, there sho

the good news, jay powell and the fed got message of the markets, they reversed course and they should have. susanin gets on the board. will they cut interest rates this year, ken? >> i hope not. people were rooting for that. that means we have negative news. i thought president did a good job at powell, we're on fiscal side trying to make the economy go and here you are throwing a bucket of cold water trying to slow it down. the pauses are better. see where we are go from there. >> i think the probability points to a rate cut sometime before december, 40% right now. susan: in economy growing 3%, so 7 million jobs available. >> yield curve by definition is -- susan: 12% gains in the s&p this year. >> one of two things will happen, long end will go up or short end is going down. one way or the other it will resolve itself. susan: aren't they getting ahead of the their skis? don't you need to keep powder dry? >> they should address the balance sheet. that is what they need to address. that is the big mistake here. where are we right now on the balance sheet? even if we get it down to 36 trillion, th

senator susan collins calling it an unconventional nomination, saying among her reservations is moore urged trump to fire fed chairman powell raising interest rates. from what i have read, he always wants to return to a gold standard. i'm not sure what the implications are of that. adding to the concern coming from the group of republican women senators just in the last hour up here on capitol hill, senator lisa murkowski admitted she does, indeed, have reservations about stephen moore. she acknowledged he has written an awful lot. in her words, erin, she says there's a lot in there. of course, this particular group of republican women and senators, their voices carry so much weight because they will give the white house an early indication of how difficult or impossible it will be to get him through if he is, of course, formally nominated at all. >> all right. thank you. next, hanging up on the president of the united states. >> my final -- >> they have no common sense. >> final question, mr. president -- >> unless -- ♪ introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger, it's the right gear. with a terrain management system for... t

susan page, the matriarch and barbara brush in the making of an american dynasty. to my right, former los angeles times collie, miriam powell, the browns of california and the family dynasty that shaped a nation. someone who is about to turn 75 i lived through a great number of the event ascribed in these books. as i was saying to miriam before the program started, the one i first met remember isbe as a hih school freshman in 1958 was a great year for the democratic party in california and pat brown got elected asc governor and was a big democratic sweep and even elected the united senator from the town many of you have never heard of which is in the far northern part of the state and the voters of california were wise enough to reject an antiunion right to work law. so, with that, miriam, tell us about what makes the brown family distinct? >> so many pieces to that but i will try to focus on a few, since you mentioned 58 the democrats who had not held power in california for a long time we think about california is a very blue state now but in fact gavin newsom was only the fifth democrat elected in california in modern ti

susan powell has the details. hello. we saw lots of sunshine across the uk today.d. yhere's a lot of dry weather to come. sadly, nothing in the shorter term in the way of much milder air. we only got up to 13 degrees, even with all the sunshine around today. clear skies for many overnight, just some cloud pushing into northern scotland. here, that will help to keep the temperatures up, maybe bringing a bit of drizzle. elsewhere, under the clear skies there. temperatures falling away with a fairly extensive frost in rural areas, possibly figures as low as —3 for first thing on thursday. so a chilly start to tomorrow, but on the whole, a sunny one. aside from the thicker cloud across northern scotland and affecting some eastern coastal counties, still coming in on the easterly breeze, which again will navigate away through thursday. we will continue, i think, with a lot of sunshine for many on thursday, but more in the way of cloud for northern ireland, and across eastern scotland. temperatures, though, pretty similar to today, in the best of the brightness — ii or 1