take us to the front of the metro, if only for the headline. amazing headline, hip, hip, harare. lot of smiling faces —— scenes of jubilation. we thought mugabe was going to go last week and then we thought he was going to go on sunday and it didn't work out but people will be pleased. we shouldn't underestimate what a huge moment this is in african politics. he has been a presiding figure notjust in zimbabwe but across the whole region. at first very revered, he was the man who helped zimbabwe become independent in 1980. there was a lot of promise, he was seen as this revolutionary insurgent, this very strong figure but zimbabwe went from is being the breadbasket of africa with great resources basically to being the basket case, with horrific unemployment. at one point, life expectancy in zimbabwe was the lowest of anywhere on the planet, i think for a woman it was 43 years old. a huge collar and epidemic —— cholera and aids epidemic. the agriculture dipped. the country has a tragic set of events happening to it. i hope that events happening to it. i hope that even know there is

now the archdiocese filed a lawsuit arguing that metro's decision violates the first amendment. in response, metro released a following statement. in 2015, wmata changed the policy to prohibit political, religious and advocacy advertising. >> it didn't say anything further. nor were they willing to meet with

it should stay away from the metro. another cool day. drier than it is out there now. chilly day for november morning. bus stop forecast arrive to pick up the kids at 46. we will warm to a whopping 50. h. and friday are also dry. but then we have another front. saturday morning the veterans day morning the slow is likely below freezing for the first time this year. getting the first freeze. we keep showers and below normal until next week. jonathan: we had unseasonably warm and now seasonably cold so what happened to just right? michelle: goldilocks weather. bill: requests have to be in by 4:00. michelle: we hate this weather but we love the time of year for basketball. erin hawksworth is live at capitol one arena with a preview of the wizards and the dallas mavericks. erin: that is why i like covering basketball. it's always just right inside an arena. i had a chance to catch up with mavericks owner mark cuban as the i with saturdays get ready to host the -- wizards get ready to host the maveric ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health,

starting in the d.c. metroa, we have four micro climates, the dc metro area, eastern zone, western zone and then back in the mountains. each of them, the weather varies a little bit. here in the d.c. metro area, here's what you can expect tomorrow morning. this includes areas like gagtsz, bethesda and camp sprien 40s. 44 in washington, 41 degrees in bowie and we're coming in at 40 degrees tomorrow in burke. a cool start, but nice walk to work weather. if you take the bike, just spectacular with the gorgeous afternoon. we then head out to our western zone. this includes frederick, ashburn, manassas, warrenton, culpepper and orange. temperatures there tomorrow morning a little bit cooler but not as cold as they were in morning. and it's the perfect afternoon to head out and get the christmas tree or hang the holiday lights tomorrow. now, as we head out to the mountains, you can see not too bad out there tomorrow morning. starting off with temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. our mountain zone includes areas

shall we finish with the metro? rita ora, ina shall we finish with the metro?bathrobe with a towel on her head? i'm sorry, is this what we are meant to be wearing? you have missed the narrative. this is post fashion fashion. this is a deconstruction of the preparations involve one a—lister diva to get on the red carpet. multiple costume changes? i have rarely seen anybody looking quite so good in a bathrobe. you should see me in the morning! i am concerned what she was doing at the european medicines agency. we will get some clarification. we all need a narrative when we get trashed. it is not enough, you have seen some of the things that come to the fore at the gala, this isjust an extension of that. it is high fashion. very low maintenance. very white whites. i don't know which washing powder she uses, but highly recommended. i don't pretend to understand. we will stop. that is it for the papers tonight. on the bbc news website, you can read a detailed review of the paper seven days a week. we are there as well, each night's edition is posted shortly after we

. >> it connected the university of maryland to metro. but they called it a huge mistake and they said racism played a role. >> temperatures are warmer at the same time yesterday. winchester are up 22 degrees. up generally ten to 20 around the area. another warm day and then m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. michelle: two people are dead followed a fire at an abandoned home in seat pleasant. fire crews were called to foote street this morning and neighbors say the home had been vacant for months and investigators were surprised to find two bodies inside. the victims were thought to be homeless people. jonat

nancy: the rejected ad that has the diocese calling metro the grinch. jonathan: an ohio police officer taken out. tases tge he other, by an ohio police officer may request a new partner after his current one accidentally tased him. the officers tried to get the man out of the car, one officer pulled his taser to subdue him, mrs. come and hits the other officer. the officer was stunned and taken to the hospital for head injuries but expected to be ok. jonathan: on the hill, president trump met with senate leaders to rally support for the latest tax bill. a tweet le d democratic leaders to cancel their scheduled lunch meeting. >> unfortunately this morning, instead of leading, the president tweeted a blatantly inaccurate statement and then concluded "i don't see a deal." he says that three hours before the meeting. jonathan: the democratic leaders said they will work with republicans in congress to avoid a government shutdown, but if no deal is reached the government will run out of money december 8. stop democratso from overriding his veto of a paid sick

well, it's not like it was the metro court or anything. it was floating rib, for crying out loud. it was the company. you have a problem with mac and felicia? no, no. your friends are lovely people. it's just, short of dating angelina jolie, i couldn't imagine being under more scrutiny. okay. first of all, you wish. second of all, my friends are just looking out for me. mm! in a totally over-the-top kind of way. and they're not the only ones. do you know i got a text from your daughter? robin? no, she didn't. oh, she did. and, uh, what's her husband's name? -patrick. -patrick. before long, he's chiming in. saying what? oh, the whole song and dance. "what are your intentions with our mother?" blah, blah, blah. [ chuckles ] oh, my... next you're gonna say emma. don't. you -- stop that. no. by the way, isn't she just a little young for a cellphone? this is very embarrassing. i don't know that... okay, so my friends and family might just be slightly over-protective. very over-protective. which begs the question -- why? ♪ [ siren wailing ] dante. this man's been shot. i called an ambula

the other entrance is at the national building museum over there. metroas been trying to focus heavily on fixing escalators. they have a big project over the next ten years to replace over 100 escalators. this has to be a big focus for them. some of the escalators are really old. they date back to the original metro system in 1976. guys, a little trivia here. if you didn't know, the original part of the metro system, the original section that opened in 76, farragut north to -- a lot of it needs to be fixed and replaced. that's what's happening with these two escalators. >> adam tuss live for us at judiciary square. thanks. >>> it's the new era of georgetown hoyas basketball. patrick ewing made his debut. me tum bow and -- even michael jordan came out for the game. as for the game itself, ewing couldn't is ask for a better start. he helped lead the team to a win over jacksonville. the hoyas win 73-57. >>> your time is 6:36. the roy moore scandal creating a political divide. the candidate for u.s. senate in alabama stands accused of fondling an underage gir

the phone. messages raising suspicion. metrocomes up with an old car makeover that saves big bucks and the environment. plus, watch your inbox. netflix subscribers. someone is after your name and the credit card number. you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". alison: good evening. tonight 7 is on storm watch as a cold rain is falling all over d.c. area. larry: we knew it was coming. get to chief meteorologist bill kelly on alert in the weather center. bill? bill: we continue to watch that. the rain is more on than off. we are getting a couple of breaks well west. look at the green on the map. a raw, rainy evening and it will stay the way along the beltway. the traffic is slower out there. i was looking at the traffic maps around. the rain .97 of an inch. nearly an inch of rain. widespread totals. ha around the region. the temperature outside the 43 degrees. wind chill factors are colder than that. we are talking about the 33 to 37. grab the coat and the umbrella. traveling out over the next couple of hours. it will taper off. we wi

a camden county police officer from the metro division has been shot. it happened at 9th and shelton in the city of camden. the wound is not life-threatening. the officer is expected to be ok. this is a live look from chopper 3. a camden county metro police officer shot in camden. more information as we get it. >>> also, terrorism charges in the new york city attack. good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. tonight, authorities say the suspect sayfullo saipov was motivated by online calls to action from isis. saipov facing terrorism charges and he's being rejecteded by a public defender. even as he lay wounded in the hospital. he asked to display the isis flag in his room and said he felt good about what he had done. yesterday's attack killed eight people. more than a dozen were injured including four critically. david spunt has more on what we're learning about the suspect's plan. >> authorities say the suspect wanted to kill as many people as possible. he had bigger plans. tonight, sayfullo saipov is facing federal terrorism charges. in j

temperatures, 50 degrees right now outside in the d.c./metro area. we're looking at clear conditions as we head through the overfight hours. current temperatures elsewhere, down into ma in a sass, 30s, of course the farther you go out from the urban areas it is going to be cooler overnight. the winds. it was windy out there. we had gusts around 29-mile-per-hour earlier. as we head through the overnight hours we are expecting these women to calm fluctuating just a bit. maybe breezy monday morning but calm by the afternoon for certain. so, 30s tonight. of course winds are diminishing and if you leave outside of the d.c. area you it's going to be chilly for your sunday night. tomorrow you're waking up temperatures around 40 degrees. coats at the bus stop. chilly start to the day. we are headed to the mid-50s. plenty of sunshine. those winds calming down. by 5:00 p.m. we've got the light winds, the smooth commute, temperatures peeking in the mid-50s. let's take some time your storm team 4 ten-day outlook. tomorrow i talked about 50 degrees, chilly start f

dry around the immediate metro area and off to the west of us. garrett county and western pennsylvania and west virginia, that's where a few showers are beginning to roll in. no need to worry about shower activity around our area for today. make sure you have the sunglasses handy. forecast zone lower 70s for the panhandle of west virginia. it is calling for anywhere between 73 and 75 degrees. the temperatures are gorgeous for southern maryland and then we head to the south and west of us and would not be surprised, 75 and 78 degrees. culpepper and orange are not out of the question. moving through the afternoon hours and into this evening a few added clouds and still really nice. outdoor dining for this evening is looking good. it will be dry so hit a rooftop terrace. as they move into the day team hours we will have a little cool down. it is a cool start to the day. 54 degrees in college park. 57 bethesda. the highs tomorrow on on the chelly side, but rebounding to the other side. it arrives late tomorrow and saturday. look at the temperatures o

nothing for the metro. at least nothing yet. here are the showers this morning.again with some sunshine. you see a little -- just perhaps a little echo here and there. i want to watch this along i80 because temperatures are real close to freezing and them coming into frederick, i'll keep an eye on that over the next couple hours or so to see if that will hold together. this is one little piece of energy here. most of it is farther back on the tout out to the west along e front. i think that brings us the best chance of showers late day and into the evening and overnight. all call for a few morning showers. most of that is north and west, okay. more showers come in later. 58 for a high. winds will be out of the south at about five to 15 miles per hour. here's futurecast. you can see it does a good job of picking up where this rain is here and it brings it across the northern tier of maryland, southern sections of pennsylvania here and as we get into late day t-now, look, again, this is the trend, we're just now seeing that it doesn't want to bring any rain in at a

winds gust over 30 miles per hour in the metro area. 50 in the mountains. 50s still hang tough even thoughget a quick shot of cold air. 59 tomorrow. 56 on sunday. low 50s monday. back in the mid 50s tuesday into wednesday. travel wise, it couldn't really look much more tranquil in the eastern u.s. on wednesday and tuesday. tonight, 10:00 on future cast, 35 in manassas. low 40s downtown. by morning, clouds over spread the area. sun early on. but dry. by 10:00, showers, by 6:00, showers north of gaithersburg again. temperatures in the 50s just about everywhere. 53 toward romney. then we get a break. then showers roll through with a cold front. then just ahead of it, big time winds. this is the forecast, a snapshot in time. winds at 36. and then by midnight on sunday, late tomorrow night, winds could gust over 40 miles per hour in the metro area. then by sunday morning, winds could still gust over 40 miles per hour. so we may end up seeing a wind advisory for sunday. low 40s to start. 50 by 11:00. then 55 by 1:00. sunday, early morn showers. big news, windy but colder. tuesday, warmer, back t

a warning as the first metro train gets moving. slowdown on the red line today and for the next two weeks. >>> repairs are forcing fewer trains to be on the tracks. some stations won't have any rail service at all. news 4's transportation reporter adam tuss was live at the silver spring metro. this is going to cause big problems, adam. >> absolutely. anybody who is on the red line needs to pay attention here. no rail service between silver spring and fort totten. now, look the silver spring station, you can use it as jumping off points to other again, between silver spring and fort totten things are closed. take a look at this map. gives you a better idea of what's going on. service running between these two stations between silver spring and fort totten. the takoma station is completely closed. we want to give you a rundown of what you need to be prepared for. no service between silver spring and fort totten. shuttle bus service has been offered. there are a lot of buses out here this morning, guys. takoma metro station completely

a camden county police officer from the metro division has been shot. it happened at 9th and shelton in the city of camden. the wound is not life-threatening. the officer is expected to be ok. this is a live look from chopper 3. a camden county metro police officer shot in camden. more information as we get it. >>> also, terrorism charges in the new york city attack. good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. tonight, authorities say the suspect sayfullo saipov was motivated by online calls to action from isis. saipov facing terrorism charges and he's being rejecteded by a public defender. even as he lay wounded in the hospital. he asked to display the isis flag in his room and said he felt good about what he had done. yesterday's attack killed eight people. more than a dozen were injured including four critically. david spunt has more on what we're learning about the suspect's plan. >> authorities say the suspect wanted to kill as many people as possible. he had bigger plans. tonight, sayfullo saipov is facing federal terrorism charges. in j

the bill introduced by metro board chairman jack evans would increase the city sales tax by .75%. >>> metro has been taking heat nor this latest idea, making you feel like you're on a newer rail car, even when you're just riding on transportation reporter pete muntean found improvements are more than skin deep. >> blink and you might miss it. but if you're an every day metro rider, like angela pits, you notice right away. >> most definitely. most definitely. i always look for the newer trains, and i'm happy when it's a newer train. >> reporter: even though technically, this is not one of the new 7,000 series trains. this is a 6,000 series train. 10 years old, spruced up to look like new. >> it's not, but it's better than it's old. i appreciate that they're trying. because the old one, the carpet is so gross i don't want to walk on it. >> reporter: the carpet is gone. seats have been redone. so far, only in two cars systemwide. it's part of a trial run by metro. >> our customers told us, they like the cleaner, sleeker, more modern look. >> reporter: you can spot the changes from the ou

monday afternoon is when we'll start seeing the showers impacting the metro area. ing late morning, early afternoon for those showers in the d.c./metro area. by 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night we dry things out. not exactly clearing them up. still a by tuesday it's looking mostly cloudy. we do have a disturbance just to our south that could impulse some showers into our area therefore we do have a chance for rain. let's take a look at our rain outlook. widespread showers expected through our monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we do have a chance for showers. if it's not raining where you are it's definitely going to be mostly cloudy. while the rain chances are pretty uniform, temperatures are all over the place. tomorrow we're headed up to the low 70s thanks to a southerly wind. we'll see things cool down in the middle of the week, down into the fis50s tuesday and wednesdays. if you're heading out tonight, temperatures dropping to the upper 50s at most. the good news is you don't have to contend with any rain on the road. your monday commute's a different story. rain

the union says metro needs to find a way to keep the areas around these insulators clean.ransit agencies in new york, boston, philly, chicago dealing with this issue as well according to the union, but back here at home with metro, the general manager stopping short of saying everyone should be wearing a news4. >> i still can't see how clumps of hair could be falling off people's heads when they walk up there >> how come they haven't been cleaning this up? don't you wonder how did it get this bad? >> and have we heard of another transit system catching fire because of hair? >> no. not to my knowledge. there's a lot going on underground that we don't know about. >> okay. >> alrighty. no laughing matter, a comedian turned politician is accused of misconduct. nbc's kasie hunt joins us next to break down one woman's claims against senator al franken. >> and this rare painting sold for a record price last night, but you don't have to go far or shill out a lot lengthier statement apologizing saying there was no way that could possibly be funny. the question is now what happens n

jurisdictions would have to agree and then it would take the consent of congress. this is metro'sharter from the 19606s -- so it will never happen. i don't want to say never, but it wouldn't happen in a short enough amount of time that ray la hood says metro needs change. all this has made on funding. fix t tides don't role out consistent ly. you might get some better response out of the metro board if they knew they were on a short leash. thought this board will argue that they're doing a much better job than past boards. i happen to think the current board is more effective. i would go along with that. what ray la hood is saying: the structures is too large. sixteen people, ate vot ing members, ate alternates. the question of how do you get it done. if you can't get it the way ray la hood is suggesting and the dot we may have this the funding hangs above our heads. in a couple of weeks, the council is going to release and race the bill how metro says it needs going forward. i know this, you'll be there to tell us about it. martin decare oh, wamu, fox5 news contributor. we apprec

that includes the metro. it says children should be free to decide their own gender. vening, and welcome to bbc news. the government was accused today of worsening the predicament of a british woman imprisoned in iran after the environment he says he does not want the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, to resign because of the case. secretary michael gove said he did not know what she had been doing in the country. the foreign secretary had earlier been accused of fuelling iranian suspicions by failing to make clear that nazanin zaghari ratcliffe had been in iran on holiday. she's facing charges of espionage. tonight, herfamily have revealed that she has sought urgent medical attention after finding lumps in her breasts. our political correspondent, eleanor garnier, reports. jailed in iran, separated from her family, who tonight say there's fresh concern over nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe‘s physical and mental health. she's 19 months into a five—year sentence for allegedly trying to bring down the iranian government. but her husband has always maintained she'd been on holida

we're looking at good rains across the metro area. over the last hour, you can see the back edge of the precipitation on the east side of i-81. still heavy rain back to warrenton and rain through the immediate metro area. and montgomery county and fairfax and the northwest part of d.c. heavy and also heavy rain's west highway and new hampshire avenue. this is moderate rain through -- down to georgetown and over towards much of -- just north of howard university. and this is going to move through howard. down to the south. heavy rain across national harbor. this is all pushing off to the north and east. rain tapers to showers and stays cold. a bus stop temp, 36 to 46. and dry and a cold start. and some showers south of d.c. the best chance -- a bit milder on thursday. and arctic air rolls through on friday. 51 tomorrow. and 56 on thursday. and 43 on friday with wind chills in the 20s and 30s. 48 on saturday. and brisk for all the college games and a shower at the tail end of the 40s to start. no drops. 45 at 11:00 and sun. and also a li

closer to the d.c. metro area into rosslyn and downtown d.c., end ortowards west and -- so, that is where you see a light shower at this time. here is our futurecast. 2:00 this afternoon, scattered showers once again to the west of us. they move across the d.c. metro. by 5:00, most of the shower activity should be over with. skies begins a partially clear later tonight. more rain on the way tomorrow for election day. we call for showers and periods of have your rain by tomorrow evening. tonight, temperatures falling into the 40's. that is cooler air on the way. temperatures, upper 30's to 40's. election day forecast calls for highs only in the 50's. be prepared for that. 51 degrees the high tomorrow. 55 thursday. the upcoming weekend, we are looking at temperatures that will be in the 50's. by early friday morning, inside the beltway, we could be looking at a hard freeze. freeze --nt a hard dare i say a "hard freeze," basically signaling the end of the growing season. if you have plants on the front porch, br

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you hear all the time that this is what is causing delays on metro. just ahead, adam tuss explains why your hair may be the problem. >> plus a jewelry store heist with a baby used as part of a distraction. it's all caught on camera how thieves got away with $200,000 in merchand looks like you found a better way to do this, dad. organic, non-gmo feed. 100% veggie diet. if i can raise you two, i can raise anything. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. the old man's still got it. free-range chickens. organic free-range chickens, non-gmo, 100% vegetarian fed - raised with no antibiotics ever! we should post this. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. hashtag organic. all the hashtags! souter >>> six women, one man, and a baby. wasn't there a movie about that? this was all caught on camera, but this was not a film. it was an apparent coordinated burglary, and tonight that store owner is speaking with news4, our bureau reporter david culver is at the eden center with the effort to track down these clever suspe

the opening of the metro system. so they definitely need to go. people a day use the escalators here and the entrances here at judiciary square. be aware that this could morning. if you're not aware of it, this station is going to be closed, this entrance here for about the next senn months as this work gets under way. i got to say, the escalator performance has actually been improving. that's a good thing. >> it will be worth it in the end i guess. adam tuss, thank you. >>> chuck bell is talking about our weather. we had a rough start. rainy and cold. >> rainy and hard this morning. the wipers going full blast. most of the rain is quickly coming to an end. we'll appreciate that. it remains cold and wet early on a monday morning. over the weekend, yes, indeed. tied record low temperatures. both saturday morning at reagan national and bwi marshall. yes, we were talking about that last week. we tied a record low temperature in november in 41 years. right now was cold and wet outside. the rain is co t still a lot of puddles and wet leaves out there. b

why the catholic church is suing metro. we're staying on top of that breaking news we just told you about. north korea fires another intercontinental ballistic missile. the phone conversation we're just learning presidentrump hat d sep sepp. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> catholic church is taking metro to court over christmas ads. the archdiocese of washington is suing the transit agency. i shared mark sea graves story on my facebook page as he looks at both sides. church leaders call it a violation of constitutional rights and metro standing firm on the policy. >> reporter: the backs of metro buses are very popular with advertisers. that's where the catholic church wanted to put this christmas ad but metro said no poin this 2015 policy that prohibits any ads from religious or political groups. >> what's frustrating is that we don't think it's in any way exclusively religious or that it excludes anybody in the community. isn't the community made better by the opportunity to help as many people as possible? and this

that's the latest live from the wheaton metro station. jim, back to you. >> chris gordon, thank you. breaking in just the last half hour, an alleged ms13 gang member will spend the next three decades in prison for the brutal murder of a 15-year-old girl. wilmer sanchez serrano was found [ inaudible ] today. the jury recommended 33 years in jail. the body of alexandra reyes was found earlier this year in springfield. prosecutors played video of her murder to the jury today. nine other people were arrested in connection with her death. >> and we have new details in that deadly shooting of a young maho home. >> yeah, we brought you this as breaking news last night at 11:00. that shooting along 85th avenue near the new carrollton metro station. >> this evening we are hearing from the victim's father. >> it's senseless. he's 24 years old. i mean, he's only 24. he hasn't even lived his life and being shot cold in the back of his head, senseless. >> news4's pat collins has been talking to people who knew the young victim. he joins us live. he is

this also leads the metro. st rates signalling that more increases could be on the way. the express says that thousands of foreign nationals, who were supposed to be deported by the home office, are on the run in britain. so it's politics and economics for the next ten minutes. take is to the front of the times. theresa may underfire in front of the times. theresa may under fire in the front of the times. theresa may underfire in the light front of the times. theresa may under fire in the light of changes in defence. michael fallon has resigned and she has replaced him with chief whip gavin williamson and this has angered a great number of people for the variety of reasons, andi people for the variety of reasons, and i think it's important to really get this story, that the role of defence secretary is hugely important, particularly to conservatives. if you say to the average labour mp and they want health and education, and defences the dream job for a lot of people in the dream job for a lot of people in the c

about 37 for the d.c. metro. coming up, a little bit of a warm-up in the next weather maker bringing rain. alison: bill, thank you. developing now, four dead in what shootings in northern california. tonight, word that the shooter tried to get inside of classrooms at an elementary school but could not because it was locked down. jonathan: the police say the lockdown save the lives of those children. tim barber has been tracking the story. we still do not know who the guy is? tim: no name, no motive confirmed, but the information is still pouring into the newsroom while investigators work to piece the deadly rampage together. seven crime scenes, four dead, 10 injured, including two children. an emotional day, but we are law enforcement, this is what we do. tim: the fbi is investigating the deadly shootings that happened north of sacramento about 8 a.m. the killer randomly targeted drivers come including a mother driving her kids to school. shooter opened fire outside of an elementary school before deputies killed h

mid 40's for hagerstown. 55 in the metro. low 60's poured -- toward pass river. this afternoon, temperatures are expected to come up. our daytime high right around 60. overnight tonight, temperatures staying in the 50's. that will be bringing back southerly winds and heat for the later half of the week. 73 tomorrow under partly sunny skies. it looks like a great afternoon, but warmer than average for this time of year. we are cloudy and cool today, maybe a sprinkle this afternoon. the study rainfall well off to the west. 73 tomorrow. mid 70's to close out the work week on friday with added cloud cover as well. this upcoming weekend, saturday into sunday, a little bit of clouds linger. 30% chance for wet weather to kick things off on saturday. temperatures in the low 60's for the start of the week in and into the 70's on sunday. a roller coaster ride of temperatures, looks like it is sticking around for quite a while. we will have to contend with isolated showers. coming up, we will talk of what is in store in the next week. just reminder, we fall back this weekend

that yes the metro reports even leaders preparing for total collapse of to reserve government strong and stable we were told maybe not the view of our european charms here's a great quote from one european leader we're not told who it was and who says there is the great difficulty of the leadership in. great britain which is more and more fragile britain is very weak and the weakness of the reason may makes negotiations very difficult you can hear a wry smile behind those well it's certainly a lot of people saying to reason it's got storms of them and they're causing difficult ripples abroad what do you think of the latest on the secret negotiations with jeremy cool bit of you in situ my love this that apparently allegedly real toolbox we'll be talking about let me that is prime minister and then the two for the fun and the excitement. had accused in the group. dedicated between. the ground that are complaining about it would really literally sound to be a growth and they don't want to pay it so they're waiting decades a lot of those soldiers time and they will have to pay. to get th

that yes the metro reports even lead is preparing for total collapse of the reason government strong and stable we were told maybe not the view of our european charms here's a great quote from one european leader we're not told who it was and who says there is the great difficulty of the leadership in. great britain which is more and more fragile britain is very weak and the weakness of the reason may makes negotiations very difficult you can hear a wry smile behind those words certainly a lot of people saying to reason it's got storms and they're causing difficult ripples for abroad what do you think of the latest on the secret negotiations with jeremy corbin and instituted love this that apparently allegedly real torques not the talking about we're talking if every call been on the assumption that he could be the next prime minister and the not too distant future absent just think of it think of the fun and the excitement we can have here there's an unexpected general election that could never happen with extern parliaments oh it just did you know and then we'll have to have all th

housing also leads in the metro, with the communities secretary sajid javid suggesting that the babyng crisis. the daily mail leads with the same story, describing the baby boomers as selfish. the daily telegraph says that since the car tax disc was scrapped, tax dodging has soared. the guardian's top story is the apology from the old vic after 20 allegations were filed against kevin spacey. the mirror leads with new allegations reported to police in las vegas against the actor sylvester stallone. the financial times claims saudi princes and businessmen are being asked to hand over money in exchange for their freedom after a purge there. and the express says that three cups of coffee a day could help to beat cancer. but maybe not at this time of night! that the summary. newsday coming up at newsnight. now, time for newsnight. still, any time when i walk in the store, there is no toilets, babies, everything together. —— walk in this tour. thousands of people. the most serious war crimes trial since nuremberg is drawing to a close. ratko mladic stands accused of genocide and crimes aga

and the former chief whip's promotion also leads the metro. nterest rates, signalling that more increases could be on the way. and the express says that thousands of foreign nationals, who were supposed to be deported by the home office, are on the run in britain. that is a summary of the news. now, newsnight. it's been 10 years, three months and 27 days of cheaper and cheaper money. but today, it just got a little dearer. the bank of england hikes interest rates by 0.25%, but who's that going to help? we ask whether the bank has got its timing right. also tonight, a breaking story of fresh allegations of sexual harrassment by another member of parliament emerges. on the day the pm was forced to replace a cabinet minister, could this herald a crisis for both her and the leader of the opposition? and we speak goldie — from breakdancer to dj, grafitti and grills, a more mellow goldie tells his life story. goldie fights with 19—year—old on the way to yoga. goldie dies in knife fight on the way to yoga. either way that's not going to look right! fi

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