thunderstorms move up eastern england. thunderstorms move up from france to affect eastern england. that is something to watch. we will see some big changes in the weather pattern. the start of summer, the jetstream weather pattern. the start of summer, thejetstream was stripped. instead, we had the dry start, high temperatures in scandinavia and spain and portugal had a cool stuff to summer. a week or so ago, that was blocking thejetstream. there is nothing to stop weather systems moving off the atlantic. we have had high pressure over recent days bringing hot and sunny weather over the south. the weather can change that it will change. over the next few days, low pressure will take hold. strengthening westerly winds with cool air off the atlantic. quite a big change around the corner. on wednesday, brisk westerly winds blowing that fresh air. heavy thundery showers across western areas. highs ranging from around 17 degrees in edinburgh to 2a in london. east anglia and the south—east, eight degrees lower. thursday, looking at the development of some thunderstorms across france. the

thunderstorms move up eastern england. thunderstorms move up from france to affect eastern england.t of summer, the jetstream weather pattern. the start of summer, thejetstream was stripped. instead, we had the dry start, high temperatures in scandinavia and spain and portugal had a cool stuff to summer. a week or so ago, that was blocking thejetstream. there is nothing to stop weather systems moving off the atlantic. we have had high pressure over recent days bringing hot and sunny weather over the south. the weather can change that it will change. over the next few days, low pressure will take hold. strengthening westerly winds with cool air off the atlantic. quite a big change around the corner. on wednesday, brisk westerly winds blowing that fresh air. heavy

the up eastern. down one string i don't rightly don't t.v. . greetings and salutations. this week here in america while we enjoy our i tunes and simper lattes crunch our big macs and stress over our normal daily routines you know work eat sleep wash rinse repeat half a world away in the war torn country of yemen thousands gathered on monday in the city of sadat to bury fifty one people including forty children lost their lives after a saudi u.a.e. coalition air strike took out a school bus she isn't more grand but why should why should that make me put down my latte or take off my ear buds us well i mean innocent children now dead for one but if that's still not enough how about innocent children now dead thanks to us hardware yes your us tax dollars help pay once again for the killing of innocent kids. how you feel about your petty office politics now. according to hussein al bhakti and other independent journalists working in yemen this interesting piece of grey hardware was allegedly discovered at the scene of the bus strike which later u.s. journalist ben norton rese

rescues it seems or it will close its ports to all bustles carrying refugee says also coming up the eastern german city of tennis braces for more demonstrations as ball right nationalists gear up for another protest. the caste system in nepal it's long been a source of social inequality we meet the women working for change. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us italy is stepping up pressure on its european partners to take more migrants rescued at sea italy's defense minister elisabetta tend to announce that she'll ask fellow e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports that migrants embark at calling on other countries to share the load of the ears joint naval mission in the mediterranean operation sophia was created to target people smuggling but it's ended up rescuing thousands of migrants since its launch in two thousand and fifteen under current rules operation sophia brings all those rescued to italy rome says that practice is no longer acceptable and wants it changed or else it could stop accepting migrants . all the easy. chief diplomat frederick says it's a divisive issue an

also coming up the eastern german city of cabinets braces for more demonstrations as far right nationalists gear up for another protest. i'm terry martin welcome to the program italy's new populist government is stepping up its hardline stance on migration and its calling on the e.u. to change the rules governing the rescue of refugees at sea in two thousand and fifteen the e.u. agreed that all migrants picked up by its naval mission in the mediterranean would be disembarked in italy but rome is now refusing to honor that agreement and says other even nations must also open their ports the issue is being discussed at an informal meeting of defense ministers in vienna. italy says it won't accept migrants like these any more if other you member states don't share the burden currently as part of the u.s joint naval mission in the mediterranean no less operations severe rescued migrants are brought to italian harbors despite rims objections it's only ones of the e.u. countries to take on their share of migrants if not they could close their waters to operations sophia's ships. the e.u. is feeli

up . eastern europe shoots up when? after the fall of the soviet union. the union of the soviet socialist republic and red china shoots up when it switched from pure socialism to their form of rent capitalism which is an even pure capitalism but it's lifted millions of people out of poverty in china. capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty across the planet than any system ever devised. the last 20 years according to the wall street journal they do something called the index of economic freedom and this year's index noted that over the last 20 years since they've been doing the study poverty has been reduced worldwide more than any other time in world history and it's because of free-market capitalism, it's not an economic theory we should shy away from. kids are not learning about it. but again, it's one of the reasons i wrote this book . so that there's plenty of time for questions, all i'm going to say is god bless each of you, god bless the president of theunited states and the united states of america , thank you. >> i need plenty of time fo

telegraph which is done investigative reporting which is the shame that most list of the stuff wind up in easternd in china and the go straight to the sea. your adult things are being re cycled sea. your adult things are being recycled carefully and that is not true. it is being burned abroad, which is depressing. if the logo back to the 1950s and starting to live the way my grandee, no longer have plastic bags, you have those lovely big chunky hash anti—bags and people are going to have baskets and things like that and not using paper comes with a use gigantic things like that. pasadena having to the la st like that. pasadena having to the last 30 or 40 years digging the future was convenience and disposability, actually a terms of the future is the past. nice to be commissioned commission of if you sit down there was a cup of tea and a slimani drunk and passed it back to them. that's it for the papers this hour. you'll both be back at 11.30pm. next, it's the weather with louise. hello there. the weekend fast approaching, but it's not a straightforward story to tell, i'm afraid. it is going to b

rescues it seems or it will close its ports to all bustles carrying refugee says also coming up the eastern german city of tennis braces for more demonstrations as far right nationalists gear up for another protest. the caste system in nepal has long been a source of social inequality.

touches the north—west of scotland and northern ireland, otherwise a dry and warm day, pushing up into easterninto wednesday, that band of rain moves towards england and wales but we could see some wet weather coming up from the near continent. that threatens east anglia and the south—east are probably the worst of it will be outjust south—east are probably the worst of it will be out just across south—east are probably the worst of it will be outjust across the water. some rain possible for a while and that with a front taking some increasingly patchy rain into england and wales, behind that is more sunshine. slightly cooler and fresher feel and still some sunshine likely. the rain that does develop their moves away as high pressure tends to build in across the uk to thursday. is cut to calm things down. cooler overnight first thing in the morning but thursday looks like a nice day. a fair bit of sunshine around, hardly any wind at all. temperatures probably up to around 17 in the central, low 20s in the south—east. those numbers are near normalfor the south—east. those numbers are near norma

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on rescues in sea or it will close its corkscrew all of us was carrying refugees also coming up the eastern german city of kindness braces for more demonstrations as far right nationals gear up for another part of. the caste system in nepal has long been a source of social inequality we the women.

or it will close its corkscrew all of us was carrying refugees also coming up the eastern german city of chemist braces for more demonstrations as far right nationals gear up for another part of. the caste system in nepal has long been a source of social inequality we the women working for change. hello i'm terry barton thanks for joining us italy's new populist government is stepping up its hardline stance on migration it's calling on the e.u. to change the rules governing the rescue of refugees at sea in twenty fifteen the e.u. agreed that all migrants picked up by its naval mission in the mediterranean would be disembarked in italy or rome is now refusing to honor that agreement and says other e.u. nations must also opened their ports issues being discussed at an informal meeting of defense ministers in vienna. italy says it won't accept migrants like these any more if other you member states don't share the burden currently as part of the u.s joint naval mission in the mediterranean known as operation severe rescued migrants are brought italian harbors despite rim's objections ita

the channel, and they could arrive until some showers up they could arrive until some showers up the easternd there could be a bit more dominant. maybe most of the showers steer away from the south—east, and the next weather front has a view showers following with a slightly cooler and fresher feel. it into the weekend, we are likely to find high—pressure pushing in. some good spells of sunshine and should feel a little warmer, as well. that is it from me. good night. this is bbc news. the headlines: john mccain has a. he was 81. he had been to those with a green tumour last year. he served as a navy pilot in the vietnam war, who was shut down and spent years as a prisoner. he was a strong critic of president trump. on his first official visit to ireland, pope francis has met survivors of abuse by members of the roman catholic church. among them was a prominent survivor of sexual abuse by a priest in the nineteen sixties and at least two people born in homes for unmarried mothers. --1960's. hundreds of venezuelans have been allowed into peru, just hours after the country said any venezuelan

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the other side of the channel, that low pressure could arrive and push some showers northwards up the easternmost of the weather front coming in. most of the showers are just is away from east anglia and the south—east to the next weather front, east anglia and the south—east to the next weatherfront, and not amounting to much, and then we get sunshine following on behind a few showers in the north—west and slightly cooler and fresher. heading towards the end of the week, and the end of the month, we are likely to see high pressure building on. that will see a return to dry conditions. some good spells of sunshine and it should feel a little warm as well. that is a premiere. that —— that is all from me. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: john mccain, the us senator and former presidential candidate, has died. he was 81. senator mccain was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year. he served as a pilot in the vietnam war and was shot down and spent five years as a prisoner. he was a strong critic of presid

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it is heavy thunderstorm activity up around eastern pennsylvania currently at 89 degrees. where it's not raining it is predi nice. it is definitely humid out there. it is just because of how humidity is. some patchy fog developing overnight. starting you off at 6:00 a.m. we startff with cloudy skies. i can't rule out a few light showers out there early tomorrow most of the early morning hours are looki dry. take a lookere. notice the bright colors in spots. that's very heavy rainfall. you can have isolated flood issues out there tomorrow o your saturday afternoon and evening. 6:00 p.m. scattered showers and thunderstorms. same thing goes for 9:00 in the evening. will be a shot and humid one out there. if you're heading to the ge plan f that and know a thunderstorm is also possible. here is youran r. by 3:00 p.m. at 87 degrees. so very much like today with scattered showers and thunderstorms. 60 to 70% chance that you're dealing with rain tomorrow. it's not a ouwa as you look to sunday a high of 90 with chance of scatterednd showers thunderstorms during the afternoon. labor

hot lunches can be picked up at 10:45 egis morningning at eastern high school. live here in northeast, i'm justin finch, news 4. back to you in the sjudio. >> in, thank you. while we're talking about closed schools today. all the pschools in berkeley county, west virginia on a two-hour delay,ot closed. berkeley west virginia because of flooding there last night. >> we continue to work for you this morning with team coverage. melissa mollet is here with more on the roads and thetie-ups to avoid. first, we want to kick things off with chuck and your forecast. we are hoping that most of the threat is behind us of better days ahead. >> better days are ahead, angie. no doubt about that.en skies have learing out overnight and the east facing of the lincoln memorial ther sitting in sunshine at the end of the national mall there. four things to know about the weather. the heavy rain threat is over. there's still a chance for a passing shower later on this afternoo today's rain not like yesterday. turning less humid and humidity wi be on vacation for several days. alread

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they really fire up othe eastern side. 5:30 when the commute is wetting startehave some rain rolling through d.c. talking about gty wind. we'll keep the chance through about midnight tonight and start to dry out as we head into the overnight.d localilooding going to be a concern. since the ground so saturated, gusty winds could take down some trees. tomorrow we're going to b at 90 degrees and slightly less humid through t day. r the weekend we're looking at cooler conditions for the weekend butgh rain thrt the weekend. we'll talk about the weekend and that beach forecast. that'soming up right after c cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinng. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. we're outsmarting it. visit cancercenter.com/outsmart to learn more. . >>e just a few more weeks until the

low pressure to go on through the next day or so that we go for sunday some wet weather rural up the eastern side of the country very good news this dry skies do come back in behind seventeen celsius the fragile a twenty two celsius for perth and it's because on into monday similar values on those temperatures by monday it will be largely try and find some brighter skies returning to the east coast sydney at around fourteen celsius ten degrees also warmer than that for brisbane with plenty of sunshine up around the sunshine coast will see a little bit of sunshine too into a new zealand's fair bit of dry weather having said that i want to see showers making their way in fourteen celsius there in the sunshine there on sunday for oakland and also for christchurch and similar valleys might be a top form as we go on through monday perhaps a little bit of wet weather later on in the day to start to push its way towards the fos out of the south island still a little bit of wet weather continue across south korea at the moment more very heavy downpours here for japan it is lousy fine and try through

capitalism then that goes up a little with the fall of the national socialist party, that shoots up and eastern europe when? after the fall of the soviet unionas socialist republic and china? when it switches from pure socialismm to capitalism lifting millions and millions of people capitalism and more people out of poverty than any system ever devised. according to the heritage foundation index of economic freedomac and year over the last 20 years poverty has been introduced, worldwide more than any other time because of free-market capitalism another word to shy away from more theory shower can because they are not learning about it. that is one of the reasons i wrote this book there are plenty of times for question may god bless each of you and the president of united states and the united states ofgo america. [applause] mag i was here last year before the election. and they said that hillary was the favorite for winning i never could understand that because it would be horrifying if she became president but what do you think? what type of policy? and she said she would continue the policies

scotland, should see some sunny indeed eastern scotland, should see some sunny spells and temperature plaque upastern scotland, across england and wales, 27—30dc. this will be wriggling around the central parts of the uk on friday, thinking a little further south in the northern england, perhaps the north west midlands and towards wales. to the north, apart from that of cloud, some sunshine and good sunny spells across the south and east. it will be a much hotter day on friday, could be very hot across the south—east, 30—32d, closer to the south—east, 30—32d, closer to the low 20s celsius across the north, so more average for the time of year. the weekend, high—pressure dominating, largely dry for more staff us and some decent spells of sunshine. saturday is looking pretty good across the board. there could bea good across the board. there could be a bit more cloud again across the north and west of scotland, maybe the odd shower around irish sea coast but good lengthy spells of sunshine, light winds generally but fresher across the western isles there. and deep orange colours again. to be hot

. >> rachel solomon grew up in eastern tennessee, a part of the country hard hit by the opioid epidemic michigan carriage r r a miscarriage. when she found out she was pregnant again, she was terrified. >> reporter: how worried were you about the baby? >> i thought my body would not be able to carry it. >> reporter: it's hard to overstate the risks of being pregnant while addicted to opioid, miscarriage, still birth, the possibility of i baby would be born in nas. this is tough to watch. the uncontrollable crying, unstoppable tremors. this distinctive scream. >> essentially coming off opioids like an adult would except babies just born. >> that's correct. >> reporter: for dr. greg towers this was not acceptable. he decided to challenge the status quo. >> conventional wisdom has been if someone has a use disorder during pregnancy, don't try and detox, wait until after they delivered the baby. the thought is that would be safest. is that right? >> that's correct. but our two systemic reviews now have shown that that's not the case. >> reporter: dr. towers says he's now detoxed more than 6

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and midnight eastern. coming uperald ford's political career, and then a look at the history of the white house building and its design. if you miss any of this week's american history tv programs, you can find them any time online at the website cspan.org and check the c-span video library. american history weekdays continues until labor day. the look at the presidency continues tuesday with the food and design at the white house. wednesday, how presidents have dealt with the media and press coverage, and on thursday, we will turn to the oral history series and conversations with women who are members of congress. president harry truman and his wife, bess, they were married for 53 years. the truman presidential library archivist tammy williams talks about their life together from childhood in niindianapolis, missouri, to the white house, and she reads from their love letters. the truman library hosts the event and it is about 45 minutes. >> today's special guest is archivist tammy williams. she works on the other s

up. eastern tonight right here on abc. kelsey grammer coming up. >>> good morning, north bay.inues to burn right now in southern california. this is new video of what's being called the holy fire, burning in orange county's trabuco canyon. it's just 5% contained. meanwhile, the mendocino complex fire is slowly being put out. the river fire is 81% contained. the ranch fire, 46%. they have burned a combined 300,000 acres. as you know, alexis, that's now the largest fire in california history. what does traffic look like this morning? >> yeah, we do have a couple of situations here to talk about, including a new sig alert. a crash in the south bay. northbound 87 past capital expressway, that is blocking the two left lanes. no estimate on when those lanes will reopen. we definitely have a solid backup in that area, and still have that ten-minute delay for b.a.r.t. riders at san francisco stations in the east bay direction. that's due to that earlier police activity at west oakland station. that is back open, though, and the activity has resumed. back to you. >> gad you know when y

eastern time. coming up, the leadership change down under. has its sixth prime minister in 11 years. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: ok, julie. this is what we are watching right there. australia has had six prime minister's and 11 years and got a new one this morning who has taken over. he got voted out by his own party. just left -- kevin riley wright had it two times. in, out, in again. -- juliak over and took over and unseated him. turnbull was unseated. that right of center populous. julie: and what we have seen pop and interesting that you see it occurring in australia. is farn though australia away, we will see what the implications could end up being as we see these pockets of populism. do you see it becoming a more significant global force? not goingic wage is up, immigration concerns, and things are not that dissimilar. and environmental concerns that came up the other day as well and their connection to paris. david: james bullard, st. louis fed president live from jackson hole. we will be talking with president bullard. this is bloomb

maybe it is low cloud into the moors of southern england, you could encounter drizzle higher up, spots through easternof thundery showers to southern england, the midlands and on towards thursday morning east anglia and south—east england. it will take a little while for this to clear away on wednesday. this week it is considerably moving further south going to wednesday. the chance of rain towards the south—east, east anglia as wednesday begins. a few showers following behind, author of that, northern scotland, ireland and what northern wales, with the showers coming through, maybe catch a breeze onto western scotland. temperatures again high teens, just a few into the work 20s. average maybe little bit low. then high pressure builds, settled weather for thursday and friday. still a good deal of cloud, the odd isolated showers. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. heading to africa with a bold message — theresa may says she wants the uk to overtake the us to become the g7‘s biggest investor in africa. and in cambodia, local tuk—tuk drivers are dealing with tough competition from a rival

it is taking the humidity typically in the bahamas and florida and sending it up the eastern seaboardwill continue through the day. 34 million people are at risk from flash flooding from north florida through northern georgia up through the appalachians, into central portions of pennsylvania and a sliver of new york. that goes out through friday morning. we have another round of downpours this afternoon and we will do it again on friday. today's forecast, boston, interesting. 92 degrees. it is one of the rare days boston has a chance of being the hottest city on the east coast, because you will have a little bit of sunshine, a little bit of forecast than anybody else with all of the rainfall. dallas will be very warm. areas of the west very warm, no signs of rain for you whatsoever. heading to the weekend, there's the heavy rain threat continuing into friday. on saturday it is more into areas of new england. we get a break around saturday. and if you look for a nice end to the weekend, you will get it in the northeast. it will be hot and humid, finally some beach weather returns with

we will see more rain this morning and heaviest long island right now up across eastern new england wheree will see the heaviest of the rain. but we are also going to see more showers redevelop today. we will see less rain today than we saw yesterday but with this area of low pressure hovering across the mid-atlantic, we will still see pop-up showers and storms. some of these will produce heavier downpours so still that flooding threat because the ground is saturated and if that rain comes down really fast, we could end up seeing brief >> current temperatures 51 for napa. for your temperature change we have mostly clear areas with areas of spotty fog here and there. half-moon bay about 5 degrees warmer. we'll be a couple of degrees warmer in the afternoon topping off in the upper 80s. that is your latest forecast. >> thank you. >>> stick around for the highs and lows of the week, including the woman who captivated a nation with her karaoke rendition with a classic at a hip-hop backyard party. ♪ i put my thing in and reverse it ♪ he is yours ♪ >> so good. >>> a police chase unlike you've p

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it's here and it's gradually edging its way eastward so heavy downpours from texas all the way up into the eastern parts of canada very wet here and that system slowly begins to push away as we head into saturday. behind it a little bit fresher than it has been so if you knew your color temperature will be topping it around to twenty nine a bit further towards the south and we've seen lots of wet weather over cuba recently that brought white area of cloud certainly brought to some heavy rain faded away though and it looks like we'll see some more showers build as we head through the next few days not only in cuba but also across the bahamas through jamaica and into his phone yellow as well further west also more wet weather here here the rain is a little bit more persistent there for friday by saturday begins to break up a fraction further south and for same when azhar is we've got rain on its way for us as we head into saturday. it looks ugly and sounds ugly and scares people from america's high streets to mexico's on the wilds we control is the site and who controls the other side people in powe

east here and it's gradually edging its way eastward so heavy downpours from texas all the way up into the eastern parts of canada very wet here and that system slowly begins to push away as we head into saturday behind it a little bit fresher than it has been so for new york a temperature will be topping it around twenty nine even further towards the south we've seen lots of wet weather over cuba recently that brought white area of cloud certainly brought to some heavy rain faded away there and it looks like we'll see some more showers build as we head through the next few days not only in cuba but also across the bahamas through jamaica and into his as well further west also more wet weather here here the rain is a little bit more persistent there for friday by saturday begins to break up a fraction further south and force him when his ari's we've got rain on its way for us as we head into saturday. full of struggles. and what not oh my god i mean all along all the time walking up on the full of pleasure we grew up around the getting where it all but i'm not. going to an intimate look at life in

lots of cloud-to-ground lightning through oklahoma and stretching up into eastern kansas as well.e will see this slowly move eastward into the midwest as we go into tomorrow. this area of low pressure will keep the storms around. some could produce damaging winds, torrential downpours and brief flash flooding and >>> out the window, san francisco seeing misty skies, low clouds. 55 degrees and mostly mid to upper 50s across the bay area, until we hit 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon. the temperatures breaking out with 60s in san francisco, 70s in oakland. still a chance for mid-90s, inland. once we pass today, cooler temperatures earlier in the week as we head toward tuesday. valleys are refreshing, into the mid-80s. that is your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. desperate ahe straight ahead the highs and lows of the weekend. a race against the clock in the middle of the wildfires still consuming large parts of the west. uproar in paris over the shocking public new restrooms popping up in the cities and very public. >>> working from home sounds good but is the popular co

forecast, especially as we get intoed saturdintoed -- into saturday is when the rain will come up the easterna seaboard. i told them the graphic would work, but now it doesn't want. just the way it goes. there it goes. there's saturday. it shows the possibility of heavier rain and thunderstorms especially southern new england and areas of the mid atlantic. flood risk in areas of central texas, and unfortunately it doesn't change until sunday. still on-and-off wet weather through the at lane tick region. from the i-95 corridor south wards, it could be a good weekend to watch pga tour golf, go through the netflix list. >> i appreciate it. still ahead, the nfl preseason getting underway but some of the attention is focused on the sidelines rather than the field. we will explain why next in sports. how was your day? it was good. it was long. let's fix it. play "connection" by onerepublic. (beep) ♪these days, my waves get lost in the ocean♪ ♪seven billion swimmers man ♪i'm going through the motions ♪sent up a flare need love and devotion♪ ♪trade it for some faces that i'll never know notion♪ ♪can

away from eastern england, we have the fresher conditions with temperatures in the upper teens to low 20s. we may see some thunder storms work upnto south eastern england. as we go through tuesday night, the rain moves out of the way and this front, the weak front will continue to push across and bring a change with cooler and fresher air following. so the atlantic begins to flex its muscles. wednesday a mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers frequent and heavy in western areas. many eastern areas not seeing many showers and into the south—east temperatures dropping for some by around a eight degrees. by thursday showers will affect the north—west and some heavy and thundery and we could see thundery rain move up from france and it may stay in the north sea or run into the south—east of england. either way towards the end of the week, there is a signalling for showers on friday to be replaced by general rain on saturday. the reason for that change is we have an area of low pressure that will swing in bringing rain and it could be a blustery start to the weekend as well. bye for now. this is bbc news, i'm julian worricker.

up. temperatures holding in double figures for the vast majority but eastern scotland through eastern england, rural areas, into single figures to start tuesday morning. if you have been enjoying an extended weekend your journey back to work tomorrow should be dry and sunny, much more sunny than this morning, the exception being across the western isles. a wet and windy day here, and that rain spilling into the western highlands later, getting into the west of northern ireland. mostly dry tuesday, sunny

heavy rain recently some flooding rains as a result of tropical storm irene be making its way up the eastern side of china next once pushiness typhoon soulik that's going to run up towards southern parts of south korea by the middle of the weeks. thanks very much of it and well still ahead here on al-jazeera america i had no one america your nicholas your untouchable but when you're about to calmly breaking racial barriers in hollywood. also where u.s. bombs used in the yemen attack that killed forty children the reports calls it a political storm and in sports with joe picture from christiane over at all those first league games for you than just to stay with us here officer. and hundred forty twelve on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry riverbed like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their co

if you're to say of all this mess, courthouse to courthouse up and down the eastern seaborne today, what is the mark left, the fact that the president of the united states was accused of committing a crime. yes, a campaign finance crime. that could be the beginning what i think is a long nightmare for the president all things involving michael cohen. paul manafort is serious and shows mueller has more to go on here. it isn't a witch hunt. if you're the president tonight, the michael cohen news ab lutely petrified. >> chuck todd tonight, thank you. >>> more breaking news following the tragic discovery of the university of iowa student, mollie tibbetts, who vanished a month ago after she went for an evening jog. late today, officials said they found her body and charged a suspect with first degree murder. authorities say he was in the country illegally. the latest from nbc ron mott. >> reporter: tonight, the mystery of 20-year-old mollie tibbetts missing from her small iowa hometown took a sad turn as authorities say they found her body and a suspect in custody charged with first-degree mu

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with cory booker and picking up at 3:30 eastern with elizabeth warren. will bring youwe a daylong policy on trade tariffs. >> national security dan coats joined sarah sanders for today's white house press briefing. they talked about russia's americanagainst elections. this is about 45 minutes. good afternoon. since the beginning of his administration, president trump has implemented a whole of government approach to safeguard our nation's election. the president has made it clear that his administration will not tolerate foreign interference in our elections from a nation, state or dangerous actor. last year, the president signed an executive order to strengthen and review the cyber security of our nation and its critical infrastructure. last week the president chaired , a meeting of his national security council to address ongoing threats. we asked officials standing next to need to break the american people on the work he's done to protect the integrity of our actions. efforts are underway to provide cyber security for authorities to investigate, prose

the korean peninsula that storm system is still going to bring some very heavy rain showers up here towards eastern china as well as the russian maritimes as we go from saturday but into sunday those storm systems really begin to dissipate and we're only left with some rain showers down here across the south down here across taiwan though we have been seeing some very very heavy rain over the last twenty four hours that all due to a brand new tropical depression right there now this is still going to bring some very heavy rain and we're going to be watching very carefully because the flooding has been very significant and that area forecast map looks like this see the area circulation right there here is on saturday not really moving too much and as we move towards sunday the system moves up slightly but very heavy rain across much of the area hong kong partly cloudy to mostly cloudy days with rain at thirty five. yeah there's nothing intrinsically linked to the slave trade and well you know i'm consistent and insurance company there's no way to separate that kind of terror from the labor on the pl

western areas waking up to a fair bit of cloud and even spots of rain here and there, eastern areas wakingrn scotland. not cold at all, temperatures around 14 degrees. through the course of the morning, looks like some of that cloud... morning into the afternoon, some of the cloud in western areas will break up, not one layer of grey, sunshine for sure, just some spits and spots of rain but the best of the weather will be the further east and south. temperatures could reach the mid—20s in the south—east, but evenin the mid—20s in the south—east, but even in yorkshire, 22 or 23 and in belfast, around 20 as well. looking at sunday, the winds will freshen in the north—west here, really quite gusty around some of these western isles. rain pushing into two and we're thinking later in the day on sunday we are going to see fresh air and rain into glasgow and belfast. look at the heat building, temperatures reaching around 25 in the south—east, maybe a conservative figure of 23 in london. here's the outlook for the next few days, temperatures dipping away next week but generally speaking it's actu

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up. japan passed it. eastern europe shoots up, when, after the fall of the soviet union, the union of the soviet socialist republics and red china shoots up, when does it shoot up, switched from pure socialism to their form of red capitalism which isn't pure capitalism but lifted millions and millions of people out of poverty in china. capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty across the planet than any system ever devised. the last 20 years according to heritage foundation in wall street journal they do something called index of economic freedom and this year's index in the last 20 years since doing study poverty has been reduced in the orbit worldwide more than any other time in world history and it's because of free-market capitalism, it's not a word we should shy away from, it's not a economic theory we should shy away from, it's something that we need to teach kids at high school and college level because they are not learning about it which is again one of the reasons that i wrote this book. so there

agreeing greg gutfeld offer his take on top news stores he has cover oyears and we wrap up at 11:10:00 p.m. eastern with oncoulter's observations but the political left's resistance to the trump presidency. that all happens tonight on book of the on c-span2. television for serious readers. a reminder that this weekend's full schedule is available on the web site, booktv.org. >> the name of the book is the end of work, the author is freedom works, john tamny. john tamny, are we all done working? >> guest: it's not that we're done working. what we're down with increasingly is doing work we have to do to survive or to get by. the world i describe is one which more and more people get up, ecstatic but going to work, because work where is they showcase their intelligence some their unique skills. totally unlike the past. >> what was the past like. >> guest: if you go back 150 years ago, when you're born you kind of knew what your life was going to be. you are going to work, once you're able, six days a week, dawn to dusk, on a farm. didn't matter if you lord it or hated it, it was a about survival. all