east for a good part of the day. always coolerjust along that north—east coast and that low cloud and mist and murk willjust drift itsther west as we move through the course of tonight. there'll also be another batch of showers moving into the far south. another mild night for most of us, with temperatures remaining in the mid—teens in the south. into single figures across the north of scotland under clearer skies. now through the day tomorrow, we start off a bit like today with quite a bit of cloud, should thin and break with some sunshine developing, but then that threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms, hail could be mixed in and some torrential downpours through parts of the midlands, wales and the south—west of england. again, this area most prone, but there could be one or two elsewhere. temperatures about 16 to 23 degrees again on saturday, so fine in between any of those showers and some sunshine again in the north, which is going to be the picture on sunday. again for northern ireland and western scotland, sunny, warm conditions here, but cool and cloudy around the north—east coast. further south, though,

then the width of weather will be around that east coast, northeast and positive news. southwell, southeast and the areas of quays. now developing area of low pressure here. so some stiff on the show wins with the potential for flooding, for many is really forces seek to silence the truth affinity occupied westbank storming and shutting down houses 00 enrollment. the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told. this is not just that a task on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know. journalism is not a crime or pressing it is of the, [000:00:00;00] the, i'll just say right here is a reminder of our top story. is this alex? is there any strikes in southern lebanon? killed for thursday morning, off for another 12 people. we've killed the eastern becca valley on wednesday, the 650 people to be killed across the country since it was from thomas from boston 4 days ago. b, u. s. and several other allies have issued a joint statement cooling on is around and as below 2 degrees to a temporary $21.00. they ceased fine. this comes up to the, the week

east for a good part of the day. always coolerjust along that north—east coast and that low cloud and mist and murk willjust drift itshe north of scotland under clearer skies. now through the day tomorrow, we start off a bit like today with quite a bit of cloud, should thin and break with some sunshine developing, but then that threat of heavy

that they flooded interstate 95. and for those not familiar internet, interstate $95.00 is a major highway on the east coast that basically runs up the entire east coast starts in florida. they flooded that. according to martin county sheriffs, they flooded the your found lanes, found the car that was in the, the what those on this bolo pulled them out, pulled the person over without incidents, and the person was very calm. the sheriff described their behavior as flat, did not search the car, took the person into custody, and they are saying that is a person of interest. so not necessarily with a suspect just yet. we're so what we're seeing now. i'm sorry, go ahead. sorry, petty, we're just saying that donald trump has a release of personal statements where he said they would gunshots a month as soon as he, but before room is done spiraling out of control. i wanted you to hear this 1st. i am safe and well, he will so we don't just say nothing will slowing me down. i will never surrender. i will always love you for supporting me. obviously this comes off the 2 months after he, after the attempt attempted to assess the nati

plagued by that ha i east coast plagued by that ha!the day, and at times that cloud thicken up for a bit of drizzle. as i mentioned though, it's in the south where we're a bit concerned about the showers that are likely to develop. it will brighten up, we'll see some sunshine, but that will spark a scattering of showers, perhaps over east anglia, but particularly over the midlands, southern england and parts of wales come the afternoon and into the evening . still quite into the evening. still quite warm here. cool on some of these nonh warm here. cool on some of these north sea coasts where it stays grey. a very pleasant day in western scotland once more. we do have a met office yellow warning in place for the thunderstorms. not warning in place for the thunder:most;. not everywhere, warning in place for the thunderrmost orot everywhere, warning in place for the thunderrmost of us everywhere, warning in place for the thunderrmost of us azenzwbere, warning in place for the thunderrmost of us a drywbere, warning in place for the thunder

war north of the mason-dixon line there is a spider web of lines and one telegraph line that runs down the east coast. one that runs down the mississippi valley and one that runs across to new orleans and that's it. they built 15,000 additional miles of telegraph and they built c 500 because they had a supply problem. you need glass for the insulators and then metal for the wire both of which were in short supply for them. the other part of the question wasn't as if lim didn't send telegrams to his generals. jefferson davis had a different leadership style. you read his telegrams and they are basically telling the recipient that they are not lincoln's listening and responding. so there was a difference in capability that made an entire difference in how the technology was used. the telegraph the delivery wasn't instantaneous things still had to be transcribed and then delivered to the general, but before this, how long, days, weeks? >> depending on the distance and the availability of the railroad. here's an example. lincoln could hear the cannons from 25 or so miles away that had no idea what was go

pushing in from a some of the direction sparkling the shower cloud just running its way up that the east coast to victoria based upon some new south wales as well. but for many, it is dry damage for that se and cold. it has felt and like winter time it is well below freezing for some certainly it's a positive victoria into a task manager. but furthermore, some facing spells of warm sunshine warming up further. still as we go on through the next couple of days, eventually that won't will creep its way down towards the south east. so we getting up about 21 south, just the in melvin 70. and found hot as a little more like it at the moment, as i said, lousy try one or 2 showers into the interior, up towards the pots of the n. c. still a few showers on monday, around the southeast and corner of victoria should be lost each why they stayed for new south wells and more of the same as we go on through choose. i noticed some what to weather up to rules and all of that. this stays around the top had, and i might just play some what to whether also making its way across new zealand. also looking to some

that is east coast time, if that is an early enough call, you could eliminate a lot of suspense with a kamala harris victory in north carolina. >> to her point when she sat on stage, we need every single person across our state getting up to support us in making sure you're knocking with doors on us in your communities this weekend. we have folks that are out there every single week and making sure that we are garnering the margin that we lost by in 2020. north carolina was the one state that came within a 1% margin for president biden and 74,000 votes. it's about 42 votes for every precinct in every county in north carolina and we are chasing after them. >> we heard what the governor had to say about obviously winning north carolina. she will absolutely win the electoral college. this is going to be very intense and it becomes an interesting challenge for the campaign about resources, if they happen to vote resources to north carolina because they are competitive, that spreads out where the campaign has to be. how do you expect the campaign to be able to cover this expanded possibil

plagued by that ha i east coast plagued by that ha!e day, and at times that cloud thick enough for a bit of drizzle. as i mentioned though, it's in the south where we're a bit concerned about the showers that are likely to develop. it will brighten up, we'll see some sunshine, but that will spark a scattering of showers, perhaps over east anglia , but over east anglia, but particularly over the midlands, southern england and parts of wales. come the afternoon and into the evening. still quite warm here. cool on some of these nonh warm here. cool on some of these north sea coasts where it stays grey. a very pleasant day in western scotland once more . we western scotland once more. we do have a met office yellow warning in place for the thunderstorms. not everywhere in this area will catch a downpour, but where they do occur they could cause some problems, potential for flooding. certainly a lot of spray and surface water on the roads and we're not done with the thunderstorms because on saturday across the south we could again see some

and that east coast of the uk will see a lot of thick and low cloud through the day and further spellss heavy. it's just going to add to what will feel like a dreary day in the east and across central parts of england. brighter skies to the west, highs of 17 celsius in the south—west, where we get some sunshine . otherwise it's some sunshine. otherwise it's going to feel on the cool side with the brisk northeasterly breeze. certainly feeling cool and unpleasant in the east and across some parts of central england. but the weather is cheering up through thursday and friday. plenty of sunny spells emerge , particularly towards the emerge, particularly towards the northwest . northwest. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good afternoon britain. it's 2:00 on monday the 30th of september. i'm emily carver and i'm tom harwood live from the conservative party conference. yes, and that conference kicked off today in birmingham. the shadow chancellor, jeremy hunt, he's accused labour of lying about the £22 billion financial black hole. tory leaders

to that and american cotton industry and going about 90% of american cotton and half of that export on the east coast and gulf coast ports and cotton industry strike could not come at worse time for them and the president of the american cotton association writes this. , the u.s. cotton industry is harvesting and racing for spinners around the world in fierce competition with brazil, australia and other net exporters around for cotton and there's never been a year where there was a large eric export of high quality cotton globally. the race is on for so many farmers to get their products to them and coming for a terrible time and stuart: coming up, russian missiles to the houthis in yemen and i'll ask senator mark wayne mullen. he's next. [♪] can a personal loan unlock your ambitions? oh yeah. consolidate bad debt and save money for your next goal. sofi personal loans. low, fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. - when did doing business become more about culture wars and less about well, business? some companies today bring politics into the boardroom, then into our living rooms. that's

so there's no question that they cannot absorb the entire traffic from the east coast. >> so that that is not definitely not one of the solutions to this problem. we know that some companies have been stockpiling, anticipating the possibility of this, but what is your big fear if this does not if no agreement is reached between both parties and we see this work stoppage. i think 46,000 people by by midnight on on on monday. >> well, i think we're going to see two impacts. one is that consumers will no longer be able to get some of the food that they're accustomed to. and the other is that we're going to have a supply chain problem with efforts made by shippers to change their ports of entry and exit, and that's going to be backing up and causing causing grave, grave issues here. >> now, the white house announced yesterday that it is asking both parties to get back to the bargaining table here, but this could have a potential impact if customers are seeing prices go up or their potential items that they're used to not being found have an impact. i would suspect on the election, i would

iceland and mid—atlantic in the west, to the danish coast in the east, right down to the north coast of africa. the funny thing about the shipping forecast is that so few people understand its actual meaning or relevance, but so many people love it and enjoy listening to it. whilst i was growing up, we had a small boat on the east coast of england. because of that, we'd also grown up listening to the forecast having a real meaning. so i can't remember ever having not listened to the shipping forecast. my clearest memory of this is listening to it when we were in a gale. we're sitting in the cabin of the boat, sort of all kind of huddled in, in the rain. so i've got two days to go. i'm going through all my stuff. it's a bit daunting, cos i've got to get all of this stuff into a kayak, so i'm just trying to go through what i can take, what i can leave. this is a personal locator beacon, and it is connected to, erm, an international rescue system. and you do the thing that you hope you'll never have to do, which is push the red button here. so push the button and, like, a whole fleet of helicopters turns up! it's my first day on the portuguese coas

speak with the president of the pacific merchant shipping association about what impacts that strike on the east coastpacts here locally. but nationally, the more we can move through u.s. west coast ports, the we want to capture that cargo here. we want to move in on the west coast. clinton and other ports make sure that we're getting all the jobs economic activity associated it. >> that was mike jacobs says that hit this potential labor action at the moment confined to the east and gulf coasts. it's 7.35, and another big story that we're following, the first hearing for governor newsome, special legislative session on oil and gas have for capitol correspondent eytan wallace with a look at what both sides members on both sides had to say. >> well, the governor says the goal of this special session is to pass his oil and gas proposal. he believes will lower your costs at the pump. but not everyone agrees. specifically. the governor wants lawmakers to meet on and approve his proposal requiring lower fighters to maintain minimum fuel reserves. newsom says doing so will result in more fuel supply, which i

east coast. what will happen here on the west coast that? >> already seeing and experiencing on the west coast. rs. that means importers and exporters diversifying. cargo away from dependency on trade lanes in east coast and gulf coast ports. how a long beach, oakland, seattle, tacoma, vancouver, bc also pretty significant redirection of cargo away from those ports in order to make sure the card still flowing not bottled up. in case there's some sort of labor action and a couple of one of the stats i read was for every day of a port strike. experts say it takes 4 to 6 days to clear it up. so could have. >> along rippling impact here does the port of oakland. that's our port here in the bay area. that have any of these automated the cranes or shipping containers, anything like that? >> no. and and the west coast is very stable right now. employers and long-term on the west coast during the middle of a multi-year agreement that was negotiated between the employers in the long term and several years ago. so this this potential labor action is confined to the east coast and gulf coast. and so on the

, thatis from 8pm on the east coast, thatas arrived at crathie kirk near balmoral on the second anniversary of the death of his mother, mother, queen elizabeth. the queen was a regular worshipper at that church. the king could be seen in the back of his bentley limousine, with queen camilla at his side as they headed to the church for a service, which also marks two years since his accession to the throne. now, to new york. britain's jack draper has been reflecting on his gruelling match in the us open semi—finals. he lost in straight sets to the world number one, italy's yannick sinner — putting in so much effort that he vomited on court three times. he's been talking to our sports news correspondent laura scott. it's been a big breakthrough in the big apple forjack draper. having had some time to reflect after his semifinal defeat... yeah, i've had a bit of time to rest... ..he told me he woke up determined to push himself further. i wanted to give more, but it was tough in that situation last night. but overall from last f

that this is going to have. we're talking 36 ports in the east and gulf coast that are represented here. top ten in the country are going to shut down on tuesday. you know, we're moving 12,000 trucks daily at port of new york, new jersey. this is very significant, especially on farmers. we're talking nearly half of the goods exported out of our ports come from these east coast ports. we're talking produce, poultry, cotton. this is very significant on our farmers. that produce is going to be felt first in week one. if this were to occur. people are going to have limited choice and they're going to pay a lot more for it. so i appreciate your paying attention to this because it's coming. well, this is a great point that you're making. so produce gets hit first. and i was thinking that the real impact would be inflationary because obviously the supply demand dynamics leads to higher prices for things. we're just trying to get inflation down and perhaps we see another spike as a result of this. absolutely. and trucks are the glue in all of this, whether you move it on truck or rail. trucks ar

they've got potential funding in texas louisiana case towards florida and beyond that the east coast. it does mean that the house of the rest is not cooler and drive and it was as the hearing the people with disabilities they garza are the most vulnerable group in is really relentless, or i'll just say it was teens across the world. when you closer to the house of the story, the safe them even come in as an international insight, corruption excellence award, denominator here on now the the, i'll come back here watching out a 0 time to many capital headlines. it's day 6 of a launch guidelines, right? the military operation in several areas across be occupied. west fine is ready for us is 5. it's several journalists for full thing in geneva. 29 college students have been killed across bill supply. westbank, including a 56 year old man, a called instead of eve, as old it may just drank across is all mazda ends. now, countries longest phase unions states the protest saying once to pressure the government into signing a gauze, a ceasefire, and captive release field with a mass us president

spoke with the president of the pacific merchant shipping association about what impacts that strike on the east coastave here. >> see a lot of impacts here locally. but nationally, the more we can move through u.s. west coast ports, the we want to capture that cargo here. we want to move it on the west coast. clinton and other ports make sure that we're getting all the jobs economic activity associated with the. >> well, as mike jacobs says this potential labor action is confined right now to the east and gulf coasts. 8.36 and a big story that we're following. governor newsom, special legislative session on oil and gas. it's underway in sacramento. you we've got our capitol correspondent eytan wallace sharing what members on both sides of the aisle are saying. >> well, the governor says the goal of this special session is to pass his oil and gas proposal. he believes will lower your costs at the pump. but not everyone agrees. specifically. the governor wants lawmakers to meet on and approve his proposal requiring refiners to maintain minimum fuel reserves. newsom says doing so will result in more fue

that front will grind to a halt, almost, across northern england and into northern ireland, accompanied by a brisk easterly wind, so really feeling quite miserable on those exposed east coaststhat, it's going to be dry with a few scattered showers. to the south of that, however, some of those showers really could turn quite torrential. hail, thunder mixed in there. and, yes, it really will be quite significant. but there will be some sunny spells to go with it as well, and it could potentially still feel quite humid here — 18 or 19 degrees not out of the question. cool in the rain, ten or ii. and that cooler air continues to dominate in scotland. and that's because of a northerly wind, which will gradually push the rain away, but it will introduce this fresher feel for all of us on friday. so there will be some rain lingering across east anglia and south—east england for a time. that eases away during the afternoon. sunny spells and scattered showers continue for most, but because of the direction of the wind, those temperatures really quite subdued for this time of year — on the whole, generally between nine and 14 degrees. clear skies continue through the night. that is g

of that cloud returning from the east as well, so england and wales seeing a pretty cloudy start, actually, in some places. but that cloud tending to retreat by the afternoon towards the east coastolling onto the coast of eastern scotland. elsewhere, though, some good spells of sunshine, just a very, very small chance of seeing a shower across southern counties of england. but it really is only a very small chance. now, where you're exposed to the breeze along the north sea, temperatures may only get to 17 or 18 degrees. compare that with 25 in parts of southeast england. and then through thursday night, we do it all again, we bring more cloud back in from the east, may turn a little bit misty and murky in places. that cloud will hold the temperatures up — 15 degrees in london as we start friday morning, maybe 8 or 9 in aberdeen and glasgow, a little bit cooler where we start with clear skies overhead. but the focus of our weather does start to shift as we go through friday. we start to turn our eyes to the south with this developing area of low pressure, and that will start to bring some showers and some thunderstorms across parts of southern england, perhaps getting into the m

. >> we've got flooding concerns across the coast to the east coast that is. you can see 22 million people up and down the coast dealing with these really strong onshore winds. that means that those advisories are in place for coastal communities. we could see, especially around high tide time with that full moon in place, flooding for the water front areas. we have a low spinning on in shower activity across coastal new england. that goes for tomorrow, too. eventually that low will start to move away as we get into the evening hours. we mentioned the midwest in the strong storms, duluth to kansas city dealing with storms. the wind, the hail, that is what we laook for. a big picture look for your friday. a couple coastal showers and a few showers for the state of florida. otherwise, we look ahead to your shath. really warm temperatures for the southeast and strong storms for the middle of the country lansing into your weekend. otherwise, a really nice day for much of the east. 0 degrees. upper 80s with mostly sunny skies in new orleans. showers and thunderstorm

south of the mason-dixon line therene is one telegraph that rs down the east coast and one telegraph that runs down the mississippi valley in one telegraph line that runs across to new orleans and that's it. during the war the united states military telegraph core built 15,000 additional miles of telegraph. the confederates built 500 because they had a slight problem. the glass for the insulators and then you need metal for the wire , both of which were in short supply. the other part of your question that suggesting you about the confederates use of the telegraph is lee didn't send telegrams to his generals and to davis and davis didn't send telegrams tohi his general but jefferson davis had an entirely different leadership style than lincoln. he reads his telegrams and they are basically telling the recipient that they are not lincoln's listening and responding. they are, i know best and let me break you so there was a difference in capability and there was a difference inen temperament and a huge difference in how technology was used. maam. >> thanks. just for some context for me

thundery downpours, whilst further north and west again, the low cloud clears back to the east coast, hopeful thatlear away from the central belt as well, but probably not quite as warm tomorrow as today, particularly in the south, because we've got more cloud and probably more showery rain around this area of low pressure, which is still meandering across england. meandering across england and wales on monday, some uncertainty as to how far north it's going to go, and there's that rain coming late in the day into the north as well. and behind that it's likely to turn a little bit cooler. as we head through the middle part of the week. and behind that it's likely to turn a little bit cooler as we head through the middle part of the week. we could have a blast of fairly significant winds wednesday on as well, but you can see from really tuesday on there's more chance of rain being caught in the north as well as in the south. a much cooler week, unsettled, on the cards. live from london, this is bbc news. israel and hezbollah exchange cross—border attacks. waves of rockets are fired into northern is

that on the seven-day. so here tomorrow's daytime highs, mid 80's around the east base, mid 70's that around the east bay shoreline 60's along the coastre's that 7 day forecast once again. we have some hot weather coming our way inland even along the bay shore. upper 80's is quite warm, especially if you don't have ac and even upper 70's along the coast. so when come back next weekend will be cooling sounds good. the roller coaster. sure banks. well, fans of vegan food gathered for a big festival in berkeley today. they called the biz or clay food festival. >> it was at civic center park and drew hundreds of people believed to be one of the biggest such festivals. more than 100 vendors joined in. and people also enjoyed live music. a petting zoo and a beer garden. mexican center. peso pluma performed at san francisco's chase center last night. fans got to catch some guest-star appearance- including santa clara native and rapper gunna san francisco. not his only bay area. stop wednesday night. he was performing at the sa peace center in san jose. next. in sports come the a's beat the rangers after tough plus yesterday. erin wilson has

there is one telegraph line that runs down the east coast, one telegraph line that runs down the mississippi valley, and one telegraph line runs across to new orleans. and that's it. during the war, the united states military telegraph corps built 15,000 additional miles of telegraph. the confederates 500, because as they had a supply problem. you need glass for the insulators and then you need metal for for the wire both of which were in supply for them. the other part of your question i think is interesting about the confederates of telegraph. it wasn't as if lee didn't send telegrams and so to his generals and and to to davis davis didn't send telegrams to his generals. but jefferson davis had an entirely different leadership style from abraham lincoln. he read his in their basically telling the recipient how dummy is that they are they are not lincoln's list and responding i know best and let me berate you. so there was a difference in capability and there was a difference in temperament that made an entire huge difference in how the technology was used. ma'am. i think just for some cont

plagued by that ha i east coast plagued by that ha!d at times that cloud thicken up for a bit of drizzle. as i mentioned though, it's in the south where we're a bit concerned about the showers that are likely to develop. it will brighten up. we'll see some sunshine, but that will spark a scattering of showers, perhaps over east anglia , but over east anglia, but particularly over the midlands, southern england and parts of wales come the afternoon and into the evening . still quite into the evening. still quite warm here. cool on some of these nonh warm here. cool on some of these north sea coasts where it stays grey. a very pleasant day in western scotland once more. we do have a met office yellow warning in place for the thunderstorms. not everywhere in this area will catch a downpour, but where they do occur they could cause some problems. potential for flooding . potential for flooding. certainly a lot of spray and surface water on the roads and we're not done with the thunderstorms because on saturday across the south we could aga

what the weather around the east coast will that creeps a little further east was through the mid atlantic states. and that is his way up towards new england. meanwhile, but got a rash of showers across the caravan. nothing too much to concern ourselves with tiny of dry weather and sunshine sunshine to establish that for jamaica for cuba. few showers to just around the eastern islands as well, and maybe a little live. the other half will barbados as we go through choose day. but law to dry trinidad the, there's no limit to how far a dream contains sta in your own adventure. now. counter arrange the the the welcome back you watching out. is there a reminder about of stories this our b s. b? i says former us president donald trump was the subjects of an apparent nation attempt golf course in florida. and mine was seen pointing a rightful towards the course as a republican presidential. no, many tied around of gulf ages 5 that the man who then fled but was late with taken into custody. and a case all firearms recovers from the same. police also recovers a grove pro camera and to find mike's t

looks dry for scotland, northern ireland, sunny for the most part, but that low cloud retreating back to the east coast of scotland keeping it cooler here. but in the sunshine in scotland, and northern ireland temperatures again into the mid—20s, and it may warm up where we get a bit of sunshine in east anglia, although not as warm as it was on friday. we've got this area of low pressure is going to bring some wetter weather overnight on saturday night, heavy rain and some thunderstorms, perhaps already arriving during the evening across these southern areas, and that rain will push its way northwards into england and wales. drier for scotland and northern ireland, some clear spells, but also some mist and low cloud, again, filtering through the central belt of scotla nd and lingering along the east coast of scotland. but another quite warm start to sunday. but it comes with a lot of cloud, and we've got these showers, along with spells of rain affecting england and wales. again, it could be heavy and thundery. a few showers popping up towards the southeast of scotland. otherwise scotland, northern ire

strike looming for the east coast and gulf coast as well as he says the economy and conflict in the red sea. if a strike happened, you could expect diversionses to look like this, ships thatld have been bound for the east coast traveling farther distances through the suez canal and requiring trucking transport across the country. this will add to shipping costs and that will ultimately be passed along to the consumer. october 1st is the day for the potential strike to happen. even a brief strike, a strike of one day, would have economic consequences that analysts tell me shutting down these ports for just one day would take three to five days to get them back up and running again and economic toll there. maria: really important implications. thank you, lydia. joining us now is eric hoplin. thank you very much for being here this morning. i thought that was a really critical point that lydia made that if this happens you're going to see shipping costs be goup, oil prices going up. your association joined dozens of others in sending a letter to president biden. you want these parties back at the negotiating table. tell us about that. have you heard back from president biden

then we are watching this coastal low that hangs out off the east coast. tal flood advisories and rip currents. we are watching this area. nothing showing up right now but the computer models are definitely honing in on something that could perhaps develop this weekend. you know. florida now. all of the gulf coast needs to pay attention this weekend. bottom line is a strong signal for something tropical to develop this weekend. and we need to monitor it for next week. we are still into hurricane season. we will continue to keep you up to date. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. ainsley, my friend, over to you. >> ainsley: good deal. thank you so much, janice. >> janice: of course. >> ainsley: donald trump drawing a huge crowd making his case to blue state new york voters to take a chance this november. [cheers] >> and if you vote for me, i'm going to reduce your taxes, reduce your crime, and reduce your levels of stress. what the hell do you have to lose? what do you have to lose? [cheers] >> ainsley: that's actually a true valid statement. wha

thundery downpours, whilst further north and west again, the low cloud clears back to the east coast, hopeful thate�*ve got more cloud and probably more showery rain around this area of low pressure, which is still meandering across england and wales on monday, some uncertainty as to how far north it�*s going to go, and there�*s that rain coming late in the day into the north as well. and behind that it�*s likely to turn a little bit cooler as we head through the middle part of the week. we could have a blast of fairly significant winds wednesday on as well, but you can see from really tuesday on there�*s more chance of rain being caught in the north as well as in the south. a much cooler week, unsettled, on the cards. live from london, this is bbc news. israel and hezbollah exchange cross—border attacks. waves of rockets are fired into northern israel and targets are struck in southern lebanon. hezbollah confirms two senior commanders are among 37 people killed in friday�*s strike on beirut. israel�*s military says it killed 16 �*terrorists�*. votes are being counted in sri lanka�*s first preside

if reform emulate that strategy down the east coast of england into kent, essex round that south coast reform friendly seats , mainly lots of friendly seats, mainly lots of working class seats, older seats, conservative seats. you then begin to see a serious political rebellion forming because their support is concentrated in particular kinds of areas, like labour is big in the big cities, university towns and so on. now that could get interesting if they get serious about that local activism. >> i really do want to get i want to come to keir starmer towards the end of the programme, but there's so many questions that i'm going to put to you because i do ponder the labour party always kind of pnded labour party always kind of prided themselves on being the party for the working class. and i wonder, so i will give this one to you at home to think about, because we'll come on to keir starmer imminently. did you vote for the labour party? are you the working class and do you actually think that once you've elected that labour party that they are delivering for you? because i'd be really i

it's a port strike that's happening ultimately the u.s. east coastf of mexico is what we're getting. the international longshoreman's association saying that the united states maritime alliance refuses to address a half century of wage subrogation saying that the union is set to pretty much walk out and if it does indeed walk out because this strike is expected to happen tomorrow, if this happens from maine to texas you are talking about the first coast-wide ila strike, then, since 1977. that's how massive a deal this really s not clear if there's any negotiations currently happening or if president biden would actually be stepping in at any point in time in in conversation, but certainly an important one here. >>> very quickly as well to touch on just the other story, dish and directv they're nearing a deal to combine their businesses and if that sounds familiar, well, they tried to do this 12 years ago. let's remember that we're talking about normal tv here. it obviously will go on to rule america for the most part. in 2002 the fear was that it wou

are imposing surcharges if the strike happens as much as $1000-$3500 per container that are being shipped to the east coastcoast. those shipping lines trying to offset the increased cost that would be created by a strike if it happens. we are at the port of new york and new jersey, the largest port on the east coast and management told customers to get ready. they want customers to pick up their cargo by close of business warning customers won't get their cargo if there's a strike. they are also saying cargo for exports will not be accepted unless it can be guaranteed to be loaded on a ship by monday. they are reacting with plans to stop accepting refrigerated containers with goods for export headed to the east coast after today. those containers are used for perishable food. the concern is those containers will get stuck at the ports if we get a strike and perishable goods will go to waste. i can tell you the department of labor has been in touch with the employers. the employers want to get back to the negotiating table. they want talks to resume but they are at a standstill. the union says the offer for

of that cloud returning from the east as well, so england and wales seeing a pretty cloudy start, actually, in some places. but that cloud tending to retreat by the afternoon towards the east coastood spells of sunshine, just a very, very small chance of seeing a shower across southern counties of england. but it really is only a very small chance. now, where you're exposed to the breeze along the north sea, temperatures may only get to 17 or 18 degrees. compare that with 25 in parts of south—east england. and then through thursday night, we do it all again, we bring more cloud back in from the east, may turn a little bit misty and murky in places. that cloud will hold the temperatures up — 15 degrees in london as we start friday morning, maybe eight or nine in aberdeen and glasgow, a little bit cooler, where we start with clear skies overhead. but the focus of our weather does start to shift as we go through friday. we start to turn our eyes to the south with this developing area of low pressure, and that will start to bring some showers and some thunderstorms across parts of southern england, perhaps getting into the midlands, perhaps into the southern half of wales as we go o

it's been a cool and misty start to the weekend along the east coast of scotland and that haar is moving and temperatures into the mid 20s for england and wales. the weather is changing. this area of low pressure, moving up slowly from the south, brings the threat of some rain which could be heavy and thundery for a while, and we've got this wetter weather developing in the midlands, heading northwards into northern england. some further rain in wales and the southwest, the midlands and eastern england. maybe brightening up with some sunshine that could trigger one or two thundery showers, mind you. some rain coming into the southeast of scotland and there will be more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, so temperatures aren't going to be as high. a noticeable change in that northerly wind for northern ireland. much cooler here where we get some sunshine in england. temperatures not too bad for the time of year. that area of low pressure bringing the threat of some rain, then starts to move away overnight and into monday. we're left with a lot of cloud to begin the day for eastern p

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why look, we all have a storm that just stop the east coast of high and then island. so as we go through the next couple days it will start to weaken. but it's still the equivalent of a category. full heinrich and 215 kilometers per hour, making his way in a general westerly direction. it will continue to do so for a $100.00 to $500.00 millimeters to find possible across some parts of the southern china. then as it pushes its way into the northern arizona, vietnam, by the time we come to the end of sunday, it will not be a ty, food. it will be a tropical storm by this days. but still a lot of rain to ring out here that will be widespread flooding. and of course that will be wind damage as well. central pulse and china. good deal. try and bright northern child catching a few showers. we'll see a few showers too. it's a central areas of japan, but not too bad. hit lot of woods still continuing. similar conditions to across the southeast asia on the showers that just to the south of the. yeah. okay. so plenty of shows and to build positive philippines, and these will be