probably a few thousand demonstrators gathered in trafalgar square about an hour and a half ago. bridges, lambeth bridge, on to the south bank. they are nowjust outside the us embassy. police have not prevented them making this march, but it is flouting social lockdown rules at the moment. nothing like this has been seen on the streets of london for a long time. i think we havejust lost the streets of london for a long time. i think we have just lost the helicopter camera. but this was the scene at lambeth bridge. that is near lambeth palace, the official residence of the archbishop of canterbury. basically, a few stragglers walking down the south bank towards the us embassy. but all peaceful, without any incident. these pictures about half an hour or s0 these pictures about half an hour or so ago. you can these pictures about half an hour or s0 ago. you can see these pictures about half an hour or so ago. you can see quite a considerable number of demonstrators. some standing on car roofs, but no clashes with police. i think we can go back to the helicopter, but i am not sure if

this is the scene in trafalgar square. people calling for justice floyd in minneapolis. people calling forjustice for george floyd, seeing that black lives matter. and as you can see not a huge amount of social distancing. that is the scene in trafalgar square in central london. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. we are ending the month of may pretty much how we started the month. it is dry and sunny. the first few days ofjune look dry and warm and sunny also but we will start to see some changes to the weather as we reach the middle part of this week. a fine end to the day and overnight. skies will be clear for most. we could see some low cloud and sea fog in north—east coast in england and eastern scotland. monday morning, dry, sunny and warm for many. low cloud and fog will tend to clear away for the north—east. in the afternoon some fear whether cloud bubbling up. across scotland and northern ireland and other warm one to come particularly across central and western scotland and western parts of

it started off in trafalgar square.on social media people are saying they should wear masks and socially distance. some people have masks on but there is very little social distancing going on whatsoever. ok, thank you for that update in central london. 0utside the us embassy. thank you very much indeed. you are watching bbc news. plenty more on the website for our viewers outside the uk. we are across what is happening on the ground and in the states where there has been writing across 30 different cities. you are watching bbc news. just before we go to the weather, i want to bring you the latest figures we have had about coronavirus deaths in england. nhs england has announced 85 new deaths of people who tested positive for covid—19. it brings the total number of confirmed deaths in hospitals in england to 26,000 —— 20 of confirmed deaths in hospitals in england to 26,000 -- 20 6414. of confirmed deaths in hospitals in england to 26,000 —— 20 6414. there have been 29 new deaths in scotland but this comes before a sign

this was 75 years ago in trafalgar square, the nation was ready to celebrate.ands of people poured on to the mall, calling out, we want the king. the royalfamily calling out, we want the king. the royal family appeared on the buckingham palace balcony eight times that day and they were later greeted by the prime minister winston churchill as the nation came together to celebrate victory in europe. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell is with me now. today's commemorations are a far cry from what was planned before coronavirus but the royal family are still very much at the heart of it. and i think it's what the royal family does best, representing the entire nation and the commonwealth of nations, a symbol of unity and resolve at a time of challenge, of thankfulness, and at a time of commemoration. in queen elizabeth, we have a direct link to this day is 75 years ago. we saw her on the balcony of buckingham palace 75 yea rs balcony of buckingham palace 75 years ago alongside winston churchill and her father george vi. there is the added poignancy of rememb

embassy, and in london people gathered on trafalgar square before moving on to the houses of parliament and the u.s. embassy there. they chanted no justice, no peace, in some way placards

the crowds congregated in trafalgar square, in solidarity with protesters in the us.strators then marched towards downing street, and onwards across the river thames to vauxhall. the crowds have now gathered outside the us embassy building. as you can see from these pictures, people appear to be crowded together despite social distancing restrictions. meanwhile, similar demonstrations have taken place in cities across the uk, including here in st ann's square in manchester, birmingham and in cardiff. we can speak now to our home affairs correspondent danny shaw. various things going on here. the protest about the killing of george floyd, but also the very fact that people are out demonstrating and a p pa re ntly people are out demonstrating and apparently not socially distancing. yes, but i think the main concern for the police at the moment will be less about laws on social distancing and more about controlling the crowds, ensuring the protests remain peaceful, that they remain as far as they can be good—humoured, and that they can be good—humoured, and that they don

people weren't deterred by any perceived risk they turned out in their many many hundreds in trafalgar square in the center of london. chanting things like no justice no peace like lives matter say my name george floyd all things which we've heard in the us some of them kneeling down they were eventually moved on by police and made their way through westminster past downing street the official residence of prime minister boris johnson a small group there chanted against him accusing him of being racist for his perceived use of racist language in the past they then made their way here to the us embassy for a while at least and there's a lot of anger but by and large the protest was peaceful i've seen a few arrests throughout the day but generally people were commenting on how the protest was good natured this is all against the backdrop of what people say is a misunderstanding here that there's only police brutality against black people in the us whereas people here point out that there have been incidents of deaths of black men in power in police custody over the last few decades with very li

protests spread beyond the united states borders with thousands gathering in trafalgar square in central london as well as in a german capital correspondent in but in peta all of the european reaction. well there's been outrage here over the killing of george floyd that video of the black man gasping for breath as a white police officer knelt on his neck ignoring his pleas has been seen by many people here and that's been seen in the demonstrations and the demonstrators that have come out on to the streets of cities like berlin we saw demonstrations on saturday and on sunday where they marched from the courts burg region of the city to the u.s. embassy near the brandenburg gate holding up signs like silence is violence hold cops accountable and who do you call when the police murder. emotions running high here in the german capital as well as what what has been going on in the united states. did not do enough. and. yet. on the whole berlin wall in my hour park here in the german capital a mural depicting george floyd has gone up over the weekend that includes his words i can't breathe wh

they started off in trafalgar square — i'd say about 1,000 people at its peak.e to the embassy. the majority of people, but not all, were black and most, i'd say, were quite young, and many were carrying placards with the words black lives matter. this demonstration looked to be almost entirely peaceful. there was some anger when police made a number of arrests outside the us embassy here, but one of the things that i think a lot of people will be asking is that the organisers of this demonstration today on social media had called for people to bring facemasks and to keep two metres apart. well, some people had facemasks, but there was very little social distancing, with many of the protesters, when it was at its height, this demonstration, simply cheek by jowl. for millions of people, the coronavirus crisis has been devastating. over 370,000 people are confirmed to have died from covid—19. economies around the globe are suffering. the international labour organisation says 81% of the world's 3.3 billion workers have had their workplace fully or partly closed. w

border with people gathering in trafalgar square in london the crowd then set off on the march policy houses of parliament and on saturday there was another protest in berlin where a crowd gathered outside the u.s. embassy chanting slogans and holding signs with the phrase black lives matter. and atlanta hundreds of people gathered outside cnn's office to condemn the channel's coverage of the current events but logo of the company has been vandalized. the. the. c.n.n.'s headquarters had already been attacked earlier this week as the protest over the killing of george lloyd's turned violent demonstrators smashed the windows and chanted slogans the time has also been facing criticism for apparently suggesting that foreign actors had a hand in stirring up the riots. here out c.n.n. that russia might be behind the some of the rioting and. the acts of violence and destruction and i. i don't know that our goals of our sailors russia's fault are the same also the peaceful folks and say are my community members these are the folks that live here and now we're going to where are you demanding

collectively as a period of immense celebration, we are familiar with those wonderful images from trafalgar square also a very tough time, and there will have been people in those clouds they had lost soi’is people in those clouds they had lost sons in particular, those who had lost all their sons. —— sons in particular, those who had lost all theirsons. —— in sons in particular, those who had lost all their sons. —— in those crowds. are we right to think of it as purely a celebration? there were difficulties around it as well. know, one cannot think of it purely asa know, one cannot think of it purely as a celebration because you are right. many people were remembering those they had lost, and many who did not know whether relatives of theirs had survived. there was still theirs had survived. there was still the war going on in the far east, and there were many who did not know whether their son, brother or father had died in a japanese whether their son, brother or father had died in ajapanese prisoner of war camp. had died in ajapanese prisoner of warcamp. so had died in ajapanese prisoner of w

border with thousands gathering in trafalgar square in central london the crowd marched past the houses of parliament and finished up outside the u.s. embassy traffic was halted in several places on route and in manchester hundreds also marched through the city center chanting black lives matter. but also on saturday there was another protest in berlin several 100 protesters staged a rally outside the u.s. embassy in the german capital they held up placards saying justice for george floyd and thought killing us a mere old depicting george floyd appeared on a part of the 4 month berlijn war in mauer park. in atlanta hundreds of people gathered outside cnn's office to condemn the channel's coverage of the current events the logo of the company has been vandalized. cnn's headquarters has already been attacked earlier in this week as the protests over the killing of george floyd turned violent demonstrators smashed the windows and chanted slogans the channel has also been facing criticism for apparently suggesting that foreign actors had a hand in stirring up the riots. you now c.n.n. that

they started off in trafalgar square — i'd say about 1,000 people at its peak.rds parliament and then here to the embassy. the majority of people, but not all, were black and most, i'd say, were quite young, and many were carrying placards with the words black lives matter. this demonstration looked to be almost entirely peaceful. there was some anger when police made a number of arrests outside the us embassy here, but one of the things that i think a lot of people will be asking is that the organisers of this demonstration today on social media had called for people to bring facemasks and to keep two metres apart. well, some people had facemasks, but there was very little social distancing, with many of the protesters, when it was at its height, this demonstration, simply cheek by jowl. the uk government has defended its timing of a further easing of the lockdown in england from tomorrow. the communities secretary robert jenrick said they were "reasonably confident" the steps being taken were manageable — but people also had to play their part. from tomorrow,

they started off in trafalgar square — i'd say about 1,000 people at its peak.iament and then here to the embassy. the majority of people, but not all, were black and most, i'd say, were quite young, and many were carrying placards with the words black lives matter. this demonstration looked to be almost entirely peaceful. there was some anger when police made a number of arrests outside the us embassy here, but one of the things that i think a lot of people will be asking is that the organisers of this demonstration today on social media had called for people to bring facemasks and to keep two metres apart. well, some people had facemasks, but there was very little social distancing, with many of the protesters, when it was at its height, this demonstration, simply cheek by jowl. thousands of people have flocked to beaches around the uk today to enjoy the warm weather as the lockdown starts to be eased. but how difficult has it been to follow social distancing rules? our correspondent, duncan kennedy reports from bournemouth. the beach at bournemouth was packed

border with people gathering in trafalgar square in london the crowd then set off on a march past the houses of parliament and on sunday there was another protest in berlin where a crowd gathered outside the u.s. embassy chanting slogans and holding signs with the phrase black lives matter. thanks. thank us. in the u.k. anger is mounting over the lack of help for families who've lost loved ones in the pandemic we heard from a woman whose father succumbs to covert 19 catherine to prove jose's he was turned away in his hour of need. hasn't really been very much attention paid to the families by the government in the daily briefings and else and remember every day and as if it were a figure on a spreadsheet not realized of people and families left devastated who live in real shock because my dad was sick stay and he was fit and healthy a. summer we certainly won't expect saying and to lose him to correct 95 day before or die and he started to really deteriorate very rough play and he felt very say disorientate states he was vomit saying and then in the early hours of the morning he got u

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well solidarity protests have also been held in london hundreds of people gathered in trafalgar square before marching past the prime minister's official residence in downing street and on to the u.s. embassy some held signs saying the u.k. is not innocent it was organized by a local black lives matter groups other events are planned elsewhere in the u.k. 5 people were arrested 3 for breaching coronavirus distancing rules. china has used the ongoing violence in the u.s. to accuse it of hypocrisy in its complaints over hong kong politicians and state media use that to infer that police in hong kong were restrained as they clamp down on the anti-government movement that's gripped the city for the last year a chinese editor said that instead of chiding hong kong u.s. politicians can enjoy the site from their own windows president trump the white house address on friday to say china had smothered the city's freedom the bigger problem is that hong kong and says china is keen to point out that the military was never involved in hong kong. chinese state media has been giving blanket coverage

demanding justice over the killing of hundreds of gathered in london's trafalgar square for an event organized by the local chapter of black lives matter some held signs reading the u.k. is not innocent of the demonstrations are planned for more cities across britain. in other news the al aqsa mosque in occupied east jerusalem has reopened its doors today have been closed for 2 months to contain the coronavirus worshippers are being asked to wear face masks and bring their own. india's government is extending the virus lock down there in designates as high risk areas until the end of june another record daily increase of almost 8000 new infections were reported on saturday. a roadside bomb blast in somalia has killed at least 8 people in a minibus passengers mostly from the same family were traveling from the capital mogadishu to a funeral in a sunny a by no group has claimed responsibility but previous attacks have been blamed on al shabaab fights as those are your headlines i'll have the news for you at the top of the hour until then we'll go back to al-jazeera world all season. by

in britain, climate activists from extinction rebellion staged a protest in london's trafalgar square monday, lining up over 2000 pairs of children's shoes to draw attention to the ongoing threat of climate catastrophe. activists are demanding the government tackle the climate crisis and refuse to bail out extractive industries as part of the coronavirus recovery effort. a banner reading "covid today, climate tomorrow, act now" was unfurled at the protest. "one crisis doesn't stop because another starts," said extinction rebellion. back in ththe united states, new information has emerged around the killing of ahmaud arbery, the 25-year-old georgia man who was chased down and shot to death by two white men in february while on a job. lee merritt, the arbery family attorney, said video shows ahmaud arbery was chased by gregory mcmichael and his son travis mcmichael in their car for over four minutes before they killed him. on monday, body camera video ememerged of glylynn county pope atattempting to o taser arberyrn 2017. ththe officer inin the video acknowledgeded a aery has done nothi

when v-e day occurred there were huge crowds in trafalgar square and elsewhere in lubden, and there werewds that gathered outside buckingham palace, and first of all they sang patriotic songs, hope and glory, people weeping. t and they chanted we want to king, and he appeared six times during the day and he brought with him the queen, and he brought with him the two princes including elizabeth who was then still a young girl but now 75 years later has been queen for a long time. and there's no one better equipped to speak on behalf of britain and what britain accomplished during the war than queen lelizabeth. >> we sure appreciate you joining us this morning on this 75th anniversary of v-e day and good luck on the continuation of your series on the american revolution. >> thanks so much for having me this morning and for remembering the day. >> you're watching a special edition of american history tv airing weekdays. tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern it's world war ii oral histories. in early 1945 the u.s. marines invaded the pacific island of iwjima and hershal woody williams recou

today's protests following a large demonstration last night in the city's trafalgar square. us from london, what can you tell us about the protests not only happening in major american cities but now spreading to london and i'm told elsewhere in europe as well? >> reporter: yeah. we keep hearing about protests cropping up around europe. here in london as were el. they crop up around the city and this is a typical example, really. that imagery you just saw, we were caught up in the middle of it, it was about an hour ago. we are at big ben here, near the houses of parliament. what you have is very energized, quite good-natured protests then something happens. the police do something and it flares up. you see a situation as did you there and someone is taken away and arrested. extraordinary, the police response. very, very organized. a huge amount of police came in. literally police out numbers protests and closing it down quickly and they've moved on to another area of the city and we see the same thing happening and hearing the same chants you're hearing across america and in

trafalgar square, we built that shit. we've done nuenough. for goadd's sake, give us a bre.ust let us live. >> reporter: ali, the entire center of government, going throughout the area, the crowd is just chanting. and about 1,000 people are here. why are you here? >> i'm here to highlight what's going on, but as for america i need to show all of you. go to trump's tweet about how he wants justice for george, it's a lie. he's trying to manipulate the voters. >> reporter: why are you out here? >> put a gun next to him to make themselves look innocent and tried to justify it to years later. huh? oh, no. it's a conversation. have they given money? i don't believe so. because the only one in the care home. what? has he got conversation for the 12 years? found unsafe so he wouldn't have to pay it. >> reporter: we'll keep you posted, ali. we'll come back to you soon as we get to the embassy. >> molly hunter in london following a very large protest there weaving its way through the streets of central london. i want to invite mark claxton in. mark is a director of public relations wi

when v-e day occurred, there were huge crowds in trafalgar square and elsewhere in london. and there were crowds that gathered outside of buckingham palace. and first of all, they sang patriotic songs. they sang "hope and glory," people weeping. and they chanted, "we want the king, we want the king." and the king came out, he appeared on the balcony at buckingham palace six times during the day, and he brought with him the queen, and he brought with him the two princesses, including elizabeth, who was then, you know, still a young girl. but now 75 years later, has been queen for a long time. and there's no one better equipped to speak on behalf of britain and what britain accomplished during the war than queen elizabeth. >> well, rick atkinson, we appreciate you joining us this morning on the 75th anniversary of v-e day. we always appreciate your appearances on book tv as well and good luck on the continuation of your series on the american revolution. >> thanks so much for having me this morning and for remembering the day. >>> every saturday night, american history tv tak

cheering applause the red arrows over hms belfast, trafalgar square, buckingham palace, some of the landmarksal london. as i was saying, not a huge amount of advanced publicity, the concern was people might gather outside to watch. but here we are, watching, an amazing vantage point. the fly—past over central london. raf typhoon jets also doing fly—past over edinburgh, cardiff, and belfast. and of course, when the red arrows fly, and of course, when the red arrows fly, it's usually to large crowds, but the streets below them empty today, very fitting way, the red arrows marking ve day, playing their part. we can go live to paris now. the french president emanuel macron is attending a ceremony at the arc de triomphe this morning — to mark victory in europe day. slimmed down commemorations there. he has led a minute's silence for the nation. the rest of the country following the moment on television. 75 years ago, they listened to the radio broadcast of his predecessor. president charles de gaulle. who told france on that day, the war is won, victory is here. 75 years on, president macron urging

solidarity protests are being held in london hundreds of gathered in trafalgar square of sense marched towards number 10 downing street the prime minister's official residence some are holding signs that say the u.k. is not innocent it was organized by the local chapter of black lives matter other events planned for elsewhere in the u.k. let's go live now to london to our correspondent team barbara the country the team is supposed to be edging out of lockdown although this demonstration today was pretty well attended i suppose it shows just how important people regard this issue that they're prepared to put their personal safety risk in order to to show solidarity. definitely a.j. and i mean i should point out as you were saying there are other demonstrations like in the city of manchester in northern england but here in london the biggest actually thousands of people took to the streets on sunday and they were passionate and as you said that passion overcame any worries about colleague 19 but to be fair to most of the protesters they did have face masks on and where possible they were

when v-e day occurred, there were huge crowds in trafalgar square and elsewhere in london and there were crowds that gathered outside buckingham palace. first of all, they sang patriotic songs, they sang hope and glory, people weeping. and they chanted, we want the king. we want the king. and the king came out. he appeared on the balcony of buckingham palace six times during the day. he brought within him the queen and he brought with him the princesses, including elizabeth, who was still a young girl. but now, 75 years later, has been queen for a long time and there is no one better equipped to speak on behalf of britain and what britain accomplished during the war than queen elizabeth. host: rick atkinson, we appreciate you joining us and we always appreciate your appearances on book tv, as well. and good luck on the continuation of your series on the american revolution. guest: bill, thanks so much for having me this morning and remembering today. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible f

people weren't deterred by any perceived risk they turned out in their many many hundreds in trafalgar square in the center of london. chanting things like no justice no peace black lives matter say my name george floyd all things which we heard in the us some of them kneeling down they were eventually moved on by police and made their way through westminster past downing street the official residence of prime minister boris johnson a small group there chanted against him accusing him of being racist for his perceived use of racist language in the past they then made their way here to the us embassy for a while at least and there's a lot of anger but by and large the protest was peaceful i've seen a few arrests throughout the day but generally people were commenting on how the protest was good natured faces all against the backdrop of what people say is a misunderstanding here that there's only police brutality against black people in the u.s. where as people here point out that there have been incidents of deaths of black men in in police custody over the last few decades with very little nu

when v-e day occurred, there were huge crowds in trafalgar square and elsewhere in london and crowds that gathered outside buckingham palace. they sang patriotic songs, they sang hope and glory, people weeping. they chanted, we want the king. the king came out. he a. on the balcony of buckingham palace six times during the day. he brought within him the queen and he brought with him the princesses including elizabeth , who was still a young girl. she has been queen for a long time and there is no one better equipped to speak on behalf of britain and what they accomplished during the war. host: rick atkinson, we appreciate you joining us and we always appreciate your appearances on book tv as well . good luck on the continuation of your series on the american revolution. guest: thank you so much for having me this morning and remembering today. [birds chirping] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] this is american history tv, feat

solidarity protests have also been held in london hundreds of people gathered in trafalgar square before marching past the prime minister's official residence in downing street and on to the u.s. embassy some held signs saying the u.k. is not innocent it was organized by a local black lives matter groups other events are planned elsewhere in the u.k. 5 people were arrested 3 for breaching coronavirus this the same rules. coming up on the news hour from london who's more restrained china hits back at hong kong criticism with its own view on police tactics in the u.s. . and its mexico prepares to start reopening on monday despite infection still rising we joined paramedics on the front lines of the pandemic. but 1st brazil has recorded a new record of more than 33000 corona virus infections in one day it's now registered half a 1000000 confirmed cases of corona virus and hasn't yet to its predicted peak war than $28800.00 people have died there giving it the world's 4th highest death toll after the u.s. u.k. and italy president narrows continue to resist strict lockdown measures implemente

the crowds congregated in trafalgar square in solidarity with protesters in the us.. as you can see from these pictures, people appear to be crowded together despite social distancing restrictions. meanwhile, similar demonstrations have taken place in cities across the uk, including here in st ann's square be plenty of people gathered together in protest at that killing of george floyd. there do seem to be hundreds of people or have been hundreds of people or have been hundreds of people over the afternoon. as you can see, no attempt been an distance. this looks like a demonstration unlike any other. i was speaking earlier to danny shaw who said that the main anxiety would be about making sure that these protests remain peaceful and that in fact, although we do remain on lockdown, actually social distancing was probably going to be ofa distancing was probably going to be of a secondary priority to the police. cities across the united states woke up to the aftermath of more street demonstrations and growing civil unrest. curfews have been imposed in at least 13 cities

embassy, and in london people gathered on trafalgar square before moving on to the houses of parliament the u.s. embassy there. they chanted no justice, no peace, in some way placards asking quote how many more. london had back in 2011 sparked by the killing of a police of a mixed race man who cops thought was armed who was not, disturbances took place in neighborhoods where people thought stop and search powers had long been abused and thought biased and disenfranchisement. five people were killed and the riots spread across. iran took advantage of the current unrest in the united states to criticize america, iran where hundreds have been killed by security services and thousands arrested in recent protests, some took to the streets to demonstrate against george floyd's killing while state tv reported police in washington set fire to cars and attacked protesters. a state run newspaper in china asked whether that country should be supporting the u.s. protesters in much the same way that the u.s. quote glorified hong kong rioters. russia's foreign ministry issued a statement calling this

yes, i did the 60th and 70th anniversary concerts at buckingham palace, sorry, trafalgar square and horseparade. when you are in that kind of concert you see how important it is to the veterans and their families, which is why ijust think it is lovely to see that people are doing all that they can to celebrate it today. and do you feel, then, that given the collective effort it hasn't been overshadowed 7 given the collective effort it hasn't been overshadowed? ve day hasn't been overshadowed? ve day hasn't been overshadowed by the pandemic? absolutely. and there is so pandemic? absolutely. and there is so much to come this evening. we have got the stream on youtube at 6pm this evening and then at 8pm there is a concert on the bbc which also will get everybody in the mood and a celebrate that with music of the era. it is not over yet, there are so the era. it is not over yet, there are so much more the era. it is not over yet, there are so much more to come the era. it is not over yet, there are so much more to come today. very good to talk to you. thank you so much. katherinejenkins there

hundreds of people in london to protest the death here in minneapolis they gathered in trafalgar squareutside of the house of parliament. they also protested alleged police brutality in the united kingdom. there was a similar protest and more are planned for next week. there have been no reports of violence in london today. stomach it is 8:38 am. let's go out to talk about this forecast for the sunday. and what we can expect in the week ahead. good morning. >> good morning. today, mild temperatures. but as far as the forecast, we have incredible heat coming our way. let's start off with where we are this morning. do a little temperature tour. we can see about 58 in san rafael. 60 in napa. and, 62 in dublin. 59 in fremont. 56 pacifica patchy fog out there this morning and you can see about 60 degrees in san jose. starting of mild and little cooler than we were this time yesterday. we are going to see temperatures right at just below average. today we will see 76. san francisco is 65 for you. oakland about 69. livermore, high today is 75. this is a little bit cooler than the average tempe