this is westbound 5 80 at the west end of the bridge. a lot of gravel scattered across all lanes of traffic sorry body slowing down to roll over the gravel and just when traffic looking much much better now we have this new problem backing things up again look at the sensors the red and orange it is backed up all the way across the span through the tolls and back to richmond parkway so yeah, not looking so good. they call sweeper sweepers are on the way they're going to issue a special traffic alert for this so this heavy traffic is not because of a guy cry, ships because of a gravel spill at the west end of the bridge to be prepared for some hefty delays it's not looking so good. 22 minutes from the tolls to one oh one will back to you. >>former boston red sox legend david ortiz is back in the us after he was shot in the dominican republic on sunday, the red sox actually sent their own plane down to the dominican republic to pick him up bring him back to boston for treatment and it actually landed on the overnight hours last night ortiz

this is the far west end. shot alley, that is the jamie carpenter art display called linear art, that will be ready and available for the first time on july 1st as well. we are making the final cleanup on that. this is real close to where the food trucks were last year and will be there this year. it will be very effective, especially in the evening hours. our signals, pg and he promised they would be installing that fuse limiter and it is the 13 th and we have not seen anything yet, so m.t.a. is on hold, waiting for them to do what they need to do, and waiting for these parts to show up, and in the meantime, m.t.a. is trying to do all they can to ready for the signals to be activated, so we are still waiting for them. we are reaching out at all levels has not got these parts here any faster. hopefully they will be here soon the remaining work is very little. and then ceiling panels, there are miscellaneous ceiling panels that will need to be put back, especially on the bus deck. those 175 locations that i not

can you imagine the construction headache if we did this through georgetown and the west end?omething, but this new study is going to let u know whether or not it's all worthwhile. guys, back to you. >> also, you know, adam,aving en here a long time when i first got here to go here to au in the late '70s, people said that there wn't a metro stop there because of the -- some kind of special rock underneath georgetown that couldn't be penetrated. that's just an urban myth? >> there are so many urban myths about whywn georgeto does not have a metro station that you could do a whole segment on that. maybe we will. >> why don't we. >> reporter: maybe we will. >> yes. >> i'll tell you this. >> yes. >> exactly. >> i could tell you this. it could potentially happen. let's see what the study shows. >> reporter: meanwhile, still going to be riding my 30s bus down from friendship doights. >> done, . >> when we come n back onews 4, the protest at a local grocery store ak employees see answers about plans to shut it >down. >> and on the next round the american women survive a scare in the

i'm here in the german red cross clinics in berlin west end in the department for gastroenterology and meeting dr and the storm he's head of the department of gastroenterology and you know everything about the pancreas thanks for having me today so how dangerous is patrick titus figured out is can be very dangerous you know behind every most cases it's not serious but when 10 to 15 percent you know it develop necrosis and abscesses which might lead in 0.5 to one percent of the deaths of a patient unfortunately to understand all the dangers about pancreatitis what does the pancreas actually do it's a very important orgon. where hidden in the op domon the front part of the pancreas is producing end science which we need to address the food is a big part is producing insulin which we need to digest introduce or sugar levels so one of the main causes for pain for a time is the main course our godstone switch occluding the common bill doctor which is connected to the pancreas dr so whenever the stones we try to get them out we have. instruments to go in the common bodach and pull the stones

not that there's a spectacle in the west end but there's a deep cultural appreciation for theater. >>ll be on the big screen next week and spiderman far from home. that your eye on entertainment. michelle medina, cbs news. >>> coming up, can he become the first repeat champion in 20 years here in sonoma. that story coming up. >>> and let's take a live look out side. the sign at the city of san jose. 4:52. we'll be right back. >>> we're going to see temperatures warming up in land to the south bay 90 degrees and morgan helfrich 85 in santa clara as well as san jose. not as hot as yesterday. will start to cool things down this week. but heating up at 92 in pittsburg, 91 antioch, 92 brentwood, yesterday afternoon of course you were in the mid 90s. looking at 72 for a high for you in oakland as well as for berkeley. upper 60s in san francisco, 83 canfield, 86 santa rosa, low 90s for lake park. now here's dennis with sports. >>> good morning. from sonoma they were celebrating 50 years of racing on the sonoma raceway track. also, a goodbye to legendary racer term broadcaster darrell waltrip

tonight, after a break of nearly 30 years, he returns to the west end for the world premiere of "bitterm muffett went to meet him. the story of a depraved hollywood mogul and his abuse of power. bitter wheat has a touch of real life. there is talk it is based on harvey weinstein. is it? i would say that was more of a kind of starting point. it's not harvey. but it i'm sure would recall certain aspects of harvey's. the behaviour harvey is charged with. once one of the most powerful figures in hollywood, harvey weinstein will stand trial in september accused of rape and sexual assault. he denies all allegations of nonconsensual sex. you've described this play as a black farce. as the subject matter suitable for a farce? well, people made forces of... hitler. who decides when something can be funny or not funny? the international dateline, i always thought that would be a great name for a dating service. yes, it would. made 70 films, where you'll wear it during your long film career this sort of behaviour is talked about in this plate was going on? no. not at all, no inkling? well, i had l

billions of stuff from from americans and reckless i was betting that this is really americans eat the west end we started directing you ever asked started this program you know when talking about this grand paradigm shift and that's really what's going on here i i i'm kind of it a miss you know going to michael and in forest hills the i mean it's not about intellectual property is there intellectual property theft i suppose there is ok but that's not the the game changer in all of this i think that it's thrown out there it's red meat for the media to show that america is a victim ok america's not a victim in all this that they think that you kind of trade agreements they've had with countries around the world since the 2nd world war it's all their own fault i do agree that donald trump is doing some really good things and far as straight is concerned and he has to do more but he has to has he has to realize he's not dealing with mexico here he's dealing with china go ahead michael well that is a trade war is really in this case a war of economic system the united states once trying to do what

the point is, he is only looking at the west end fascism is everywhere and what we need to do is lookt than tiny little pockets —— at the west and fascism. michael gove ready to delay brexit until next year. it seems they are trying various candidates now up to 13 with sam gyimah throwing his hat into the ring, trying to give —— trying to differentiate themselves over brexit. several saying they are prepared to take the uk out without a deal, and there are more realistic ones like michael gove, matt hancock, they acknowledge that even doing that, no—deal brexit, it is quite difficult, may not get through parliament. much more realistic approach from people like michael gove. he says in the sunday telegraph story, he is prepared to delay brexit until late 2020 rather than leave without a deal. also acknowledging many people believe going without a deal is going to be economically disastrous. you are only without a deal for a while because without a deal you still have to negotiate a deal outside... wto rules means we have a full back for a short while world —— while we negotiate. but d

west end performer samira mighty had 4,000 instagram followers when she entered the love island villahad a million. inside, the party is in full swing, with loud music and many influencers posting on their social media. samira's been to loads of influencer parties since leaving love island. this, however, is my first. what i've learned is you get a lot of free drinks, free food, free merchandise, and there's quite a lot of posing. if you're feeling yourself, then why not take a good photo? what about when you're not feeling yourself? sometimes obviously you're having a bad day and you have to, like, you have to go to this event and you're like, "ugh!" but you just have to suck it up, cos it is yourjob. free champagne isn't the only bonus. samira says attending these events also makes good business sense. if one influencer can reach a million people, then a group of influencers can reach millions. i try to support my friends as much as i can because then they can do the same for you when you have your own thing going on. there'll be people watching who'll think it's quite superficial a

some say politics is show business for ugly people, but this week peers debated the soaring cost of west endan trilogy, if any of your lordships has not seen it, i would recommend you go and see it. at four, westminster hall was packed on monday when mps debated access to cystic fibrosis drugs, so popular in fact that a small, furry observer just couldn't keep away. at three, a bad week for tory leadership hopeful mark harper, who failed to win enough votes to stay in the contest. though you can't say that he ducked the big questions. in a fight, it would be...? a lion or a bear. ok, on the basis that the lion is the symbol of britain, i am going to say the lion. at two, you know you are getting older when members of the house of lords are getting younger. the new lord ravensdale is just 37 years old and shared some advice he'd been given by the doorkeepers. you are a peer of the realm, my lord, you should bowl in there like you own the place. and at one, celebrations as the oldest living former mp reached yet another birthday milestone. ron atkins, first elected for labour in 1966, turned 1

around $26.00 degrees but there will be a fair amount of cloud around at times but it's also the west end is generally find so many of us here but it's also pretty hot at the moment too early on but i'm getting up to around 30 degrees and for same beijing all the way up at $64.00 so expected to be hot over the next few days. voters between i'm polling stations still 12 european politicians on trial for their role in a referendum on catalan independence their political opponents in the prosecutor's seat for a case that traces crucial questions about democracy and self-determination. but is the outcome already decided by a hostile spanish state. to catalonia trials justice or vengeance on a. well again i'd remind of the top stories on al-jazeera a u.n. investigator says saudi arabia is responsible for the murder of the journalist jamal has shot and has called for an international investigation. was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul in october 28th team. investigators report says there is credible evidence saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon was involved in the murder it calls fo

the gateway building on the west end creates this connection through the mid-block of the green and really creates an identity at the western end of the site. landscape is used throughout the project, and it will all be native and low water using, street trees have been selected, as well as trees to protect the on sight. >> you have ten minutes, i'm sorry. >> two quick things. >> wrap it up quickly. >> sure. the building is designed to be built in phases, so the first phase is the block building were the market hall would be in the bottom. the market hall would be the second, and gateway building would be the third. this is the variance if the flower market chooses not to come back. it includes the childcare, the community centre opening up more popo through the market alley, and having more activity space. otherwise, you won't know the difference of the project from the outside and from a community perspective, it will really look the same. >> thank you so much for that presentation. do you want to say something? okay. with that, we will open this item up for public comment. i do have thr

a second station allows the line to split off and have other stops in the west end, thomas circlend evenndia booker working across the bridge from georgetown to rolls'min', she would love tve georgetown metro station. >> that would be perfect as well, yes. it should be a stop telre, definity. now e study today it will takebo ut two years and make no mistake, a new tunnel could cost billiose. >> of cou'm upset. it's not easy to wait. >> reporter: metro wants to hear from riders and over the next several weeks they will be asking for riders to get involved. at the rosslyn station, adam tuss, news 4. >>> astronauts could finally be getting comfort food up ine. spac the first food warm cipcolate ch cookies. >> oh, yeah. >> i'm going up. double tree by hilton. i've had theirs before. they are working to get their signature cookie to the international space stati in august. a special batch of cookie dough will be hauled up to space. it will become the f firstd baked in orbit using a prototype oven. to celebrate you can stop by any doubletree on august 4th to get a complementary cookie. do you

a second station at rosslyn allows the blue line to have stops places like georgetown, the west end,all the way to union station. ndia booker walking across the key bridge from georgetown to rosslyn, she would love a new georgetown metro station. >> that would be perfect. yeah. like ishould be a stop there. definitr:y. >> reporow this study will take two years. n makeo mistake. a new tunnel could cost billions. some say it would be better than the current setup. >> of course i'm upset. it's not easy to wait. >> reporter: for now we wait to see if a second rosslyn station and tunnel are worth it. >> some study going ifoto that one sure. >>> our front yard here, breezy out there. and lauryn says the humidity is going to be down today. a ok at the full forecalost >>> news4 "today" starts now. >> at 10:00 on this sunday morning, breaking news from overnight. a historic meeting wheee you were ng. president trump meeting with north korea's leader at the dmz and then crossing the line into north korea, becoming the first sitting president to visit the repressive country. the meeting taking

he's going to go there, and he's going to go to the west end of the nave in westminster asky to the grave of the unknown warrior. a body brought from france, buried there in 1920. it contains soil from france as well. a hugely symbolic sort of place for brits where we commemorate people who have died in service in battle. and it's something that foreign heads of state will often visit to pay their respects. he'll then get a tour of the abbey. huge amount of historical significance going back centuries. i don't know what they're point out. there's more than enough to choose from. but this is a building they'll recognize. they'll have lots of questions, i'm sure, as well. after that, they'll head off to tea at clarence house next door to where i am now, which is the london residence of the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall. >> also visiting other graves at westminster abbey, including that of stephen hawking. abby phillip, you have been covering this president for some time. he soaks up the pomp and circumstance of a visit like this, does he not? >> absolutely. this is the sort of thi

growing to fremont street richmond center fell also slow traffic crawling from arena just about to the west ends. >>thank you very much robin. well prayer vigil is being scheduled for this morning for a whale that's been circling in the waters off alameda for weeks now the whales or call in alley. >>is out there in distress, hundreds of people have been heading down to alameda is airport lagoon to see her. the marine mammal center says the alley seems pretty unhealthy and has up or skin condition. some people are hoping that she doesn't like the lee the other wells have ended up turning up dead on shore. >>this is really excited to see are helping to check that she was ok, i'm just seemed like you know how she's moving out live. >>europe on it on the ocean the scene wales everywhere across the planet and just in the backyard is pretty fascinating. >>they can do is pray because they just they want to move or now because that could cause even more stress. so people are going to gather appear 3 in alameda at 9 30 this morning in have a prayer circle hope for the best you know. >>take a look at thi

west end performer samira mighty had 4,000 instagram followers when she entered the love island villa

on the extreme west end of the city. we're told he was supposed to be headed to the statue of liberty. he was going to other way. he could have been needing to circle around. i was surprised he was approved for take off to even go that direction and head to the buildings of the city. they require other approvals from nearly la guardia airport. the timing of it all and the driving rainstorm -- i know we have more driving ten minutes after he took off. but i didn't think having flown in helicopter as few times, i didn't think they would allow that. >> you're on to something here. the question that is going to be asked is was he in touch or in communication with air traffic controllers or was he flying under the radar. i have a feeling that law enforcement right now is combing out, trying to determine everything about this pilot, his mental state of mind, whether this was an accident or whether there was mechanical failure of this helicopter that necessitated him putting that helicopter down as best he could. all of these a

today he returns to the west end for the world premiere of bitter weight, the new play tackling the recenting john malkovich is a work of fiction with echoes of real life. there is talk that it echoes of real life. there is talk thatitis echoes of real life. there is talk that it is based on harvey weinstein. is it? i would that it is based on harvey weinstein. is it? iwould say that it is based on harvey weinstein. is it? i would say that was more of a kind of starting point. it is not harvey, but it i'm sure would recall certain aspects of harvey, the behaviour harvey is charged with. once all of hollywood's most powerful figures, harvey weinstein will stand trial in september accused of rape and sexual assault. he denies all allegations of nonconsensual sex. you have described this play as a black first. is the subject matter suitable for a first? people made firsts of hitler, who decides when something can be funny or not funny. international date line, i always thought it would be a great name for a dating service. you have made over 70 films. when you aware during your long film care

we will get it with a 1.3 ethanol motor to the west the end of its production line in the senate finance committee. for the. ethanol is a frequent alternative to gasoline brazil today most brazilian vehicles have so-called total flex engines that can handle any mixture of the 2 fuels we've got to serve ratio. in europe the v.w. brasilia has remained a rarity only a few of them can be found in portugal on the canary islands. if i'll be able to in many ways crystal things the v.w. brasilia can be considered the final stage of evolution of the beetle concept from the 1930 s. in that sense he says it's a milestone on history. but it's pretty sad outlived it while the brazilian was discontinued in 1902 the beetle continued to be manufactured in brazil until $996.00 it was succeeded by the south american tank on the gulf which remains the most widely sold car on the continent to this day. the boy. next time on dr it we tax the new couponing version of the porsche cayenne. plough through the juice what the ranger wrapped up. the be. the be. the big. the big. plan now is the coffee bomb from the

in such an atmosphere, how difficult is it, west indies reviewed the second noise ended the endings withoutn. take two more wickets but not officially, one of the best batsman in the world and officially the one—day team in the world. no wonder they are confident. the last indian captain charged, missed and was somehow not dismissed. two chances but could grasp neither. india seems set to go big when suddenly, he was gone and within the noise. india only had 180, they needed more, on his second life and second wind attacked, going to 268. so the best team on the planet against a batman who called themselves universe boss, it wasn't as exciting as it sounded. he removed as exciting as it sounded. he re m oved west as exciting as it sounded. he removed west indies half and then he came for their help. and they were powerless in the face of indian excellence, wondering repeatedly into carefully la id excellence, wondering repeatedly into carefully laid traps. it ended almost gently as easy a victory and you will see at this stage of the world cup, next up for india. england, the show moves on.

deaths of 2 people from the same family it is the worst outbreak of ebola since an epidemic in west africa ended in 2016. in the back of this pickup truck the body of ebola 2nd victim in uganda but overall the body and of that missing bomber was 50 she passed away i was off to her 5 year old grandson who was the 1st to die the family was exposed to a bona while on a visit to neighboring congo. i suspect given for myself this was my 3rd year of the earth and in the 3rd my son thinking of the 3rd my 5th in libya my kids as with us she would see us in the 6th and screws they would at birth in the underneath where holds us with a hole in the hearth laying on a bed in the familiar with the 3rd this is the 2nd deadliest outbreak of ebola in history. but this is the 1st time in this outbreak that the virus has crossed borders since it broke out in the democratic republic of congo last august and that's prompted the world health organization to again consider declaring it a global emergency but i wonder how with the cases overboard now confirmed in uganda the world health organization is reconvening at

onstage at the garrick theatre for your first west end performance in 30 years.d by david mamet. can you tell how you came to be cast in it? he told me that he planned on writing this play about a very badly behaved movie mogul and i said yes, send it to me. i thought it was very good. get the legal team. see if it's possible to hold the presses. hold on, hold on, whoever owns the name, a, can we buy it? b, can we scare him? there is talk that it's based on harvey weinstein. is it? i would say that was more a starting point. it's not harvey but i'm sure it might recall certain aspects of harvey's, the behaviour of harvey that he's charged with. worth pointing out, harvey weinstein is due to stand trial in september and he denies all the allegations of nonconsensual sex. you've described this play as a black farce. is this subject matter suitable for a farce? well, people made farces of hitler. who decides when something can be funny or not funny? the international dateline, i always thought that would be a great name for a dating service. yes, it would. internati

it doesn‘t slowly fill and gets a bit less intense and drifts with —— further west towards the end ofspell. some heavy, slow—moving showers and it could cause one or two problems with surface water and spray. temperatures, i6 with surface water and spray. temperatures, 16 or 17 degrees, nothing too special forjune, it has to be said. in the short—term, risk of localised flooding that we could see across parts of england as we go on through the next 2a hours. that‘s your weather. i‘m sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: clashes in hong kong, after a day of protests against a new extradition law. earlier, as many as a million people marched against beijing‘s move to tighten its control over the autonomous region. i think it‘s the most serious challenge to the autonomy of hong kong and to the rule of law in hong kong since we left in 1997. i‘m kasia madera in london. also in the programme: one of the leading contenders to become britain‘s next prime

west indies reviewed the second noise ended his innings.ay batsmen in the world, no wonder they are confident. the last indian captain charged mr and were somehow not dismissed. he had two chances and could grab neither. india seemed set to go big, when suddenly he was gone and with him the noise. india only had 180, they needed tomorrow. the shorties decided to hundred and 68. chris without 46. after removing west indies height, he came for their help. parallels in the face of indian excellence. wandering repeatedly into carefully laid trap. it ended almost gently. next stop for india, england. the show moves on. so here's the points table. as you can see, even if the west indies won their last two games they would only end up with seven points, which wouldn't be enough to make the last four. india are virtually guaranteed a place in the semi finals. and it looks like there will be a real battle to get that fourth spot wit england, bangladesh, pakistan and sri lanka all still in contention now staying with cricket, and after 27 seasons at

"pressure" the west end play written by david haig, brings this remarkable and significant story, tom ireland and been forced south into the bay of biscay. we can no longer rely on this ridge of high pressure to offer any protection whatsoever to the english channel on 5thjune. obviously, i haven't conferred with colonel krick yet, but i imagine he would agree. no, iwould not. on what grounds? if you look at the charts on june 1923, you will see a similar, temporary weakening of the high pressure over the azores. within 24 hours, it had reinforced itself and pushed north—eastward again. not so in 1907, not so in 1915. you pick 1923 because it suits your purpose. are you implying dr stagg that colonel krick is distorting the truth to persuade us? not distorting the truth, no... i trust the colonel's integrity — totally. i trust his record, which is second to none. gentleman, many of my men owe their lives to the accuracy of colonel krick's forecast. this chart is exactly what i expected. i maintain my prediction of calm, sunny weather for monday. your prediction, dr stagg? force—seven

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case officers will go along but in this case when we first got there it was like a sort of wild west. i ended up on a couple of those because if they had done some of the initial analysis and what was to expect, i was not at all prepared for anything like that. >> host: in chapter seven, you wrote about something that frustrated your work and in fact you call it a backward looking request and these are deviations that seem to be quite prevalent in your work. they took you off course but take us through that letter and how did it impact the work of your colleagues? >> guest: it was after the letter of the invasion and if was talking about connections between the regime and members of al qaeda. there was a lot of discrepancy that there were so many inaccuracies there was no way that it could be true that our job was to not go in with preconceived bias. we also had the letter in the 80s and if so analyzed by another agency and we were able to use the information that had been validated to refute that. >> host: i don't want to give too much away but you said something this includes the un bombing

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it is the beginning of the end on the west front.ber, the red been --sr, whihich has here now with this commemoration . >> there were millions of soviets who died during the war. vladimir putin is not at these commemorations. why do you think that is? it is aa mix of history, memory, and politics. it is very important. it is crucial in world war ii, but also crucial in the memory of world war ii. leaders.fferent is -- it is very important. it is important for that. a geopolitical moment. i want to bring in another person on that. how significant is that we have angela merkel but we don't have the representation from russia. vladimir putin has been at d-day celebrations.s. about the eastern front, the soviets lost by historical estimates, anywhere from 20 million to 27 million. that is astronomical in terms of the sacrifice of one nation. t the had been begging allies to open a second frontnto relieve the pressure on the east. he wanted it much earlier, saying when is it happening? he wanted it earlier in the spring. it did take a lot

and you can see that this west public end is more translucent. it will have more glazing. and then the work areas have the terra cotta and masonry. i'm open to take questions. >> public comment. >> i have not received public comment. >> commission? >> commissioner chow: i don't have comments about ucsf, but it's nice to see it's going to start earlier than perhaps anticipated. maybe this was probably the schedule, but we always anticipate something delayed, so that's very nice. and so this public entrance. i was just trying to clarify. that's just as you're going off the street then? you're not going up into the circle of the hospital, right? >> the building doesn't extend that far into the circle, but the drop-off area could be utilized and what i did not focus on -- and i'll go back to it because i should have -- i think the slide shows it best. to the north is a new road. right now the turnaround does not connect to vermont street. we're building to the north of this building and the south of building 5 a road that will connect the turnaround to vermont. so there will b

india moved a step closer to the cricket world cup semi—finals and ended west indies‘ slim hopes of qualifyingade 72 and ms dhoni hit an unbeaten half century at old trafford in manchester. in reply west indies star batsman chris gayle could only manage six before becoming their first man to fall. and they were all out for 143 when mohammad shami dismissed oshane thomas. world number five angelique kerber saw off simona halep in straight sets to reach the semi—finals of the eastbourne international. the german won it 6—4, 6—3 as she continues her fine run of form on grass ahead of her wimbledon defence next week. on friday defending champions usa take on hosts france at parc des prince in paris. usa's quarter—final win over spain saw both goals come from penalties, converted by megan rapinoe. she's been in the news this week saying she wouldn't attend the white house should her side win the tournament with president donald trump using social media to vent his displeasure — but has it affected things? we wa nt we want to know what you make of the women's full all. the english team —— football.

but need to draw your attention to south—west by the end of the afternnon.t of tuesday into wednesday seeing another area of low—pressure bringing yet more rain on wednesday. so, wednesday, there could be a brief hiccup in the story. more welcome rain for gardeners and growers potentially, but that will be quite heavy as it moves its way steadily north and is replaced by scattered showers down to the south and west. keep some sunshine, you still keep some warmth. 23 degrees, so that's still into the low 70s, but a little disappointing under the cloud and rain. so, that area of low pressure will drift away, and then it's going to allow it later next week high pressure to build. so, it's almost a case of no two days the same when we look further ahead. but things don't look too disappointing, particularly in comparison to the week we have just seen. there will be some dry weather, there will also be some warmth with a little bit of rain maybe showing its hand as we move into the weekend. that's it. more coming up throughout the weekend. take care.

but need to draw your attention to south—west by the end of the afternnon.al as we move out of tuesday into wednesday seeing another area of low—pressure bringing yet more rain on wednesday. so, wednesday, there could be a brief hiccup in the story. more welcome rain for gardeners and growers potentially, but that will be quite heavy as it moves its way steadily north and is replaced by scattered showers down to the south and west. keep some sunshine, you still keep some warmth. 23 degrees, so that's still into the low 705, but a little disappointing under the cloud and rain. so, that area of low pressure will drift away, and then it's going to allow later next week high pressure to build. so, it's almost a case of no two days the same when we look further ahead. but things don't look too disappointing, particularly in comparison to the week we have just seen. there will be some dry weather, there will also be some warmth with a little bit of rain maybe showing its hand as we move into the weekend. that's it. more coming up throughout the weekend. take care.

coming up on bbc news: can unbeaten india continue their march into the world cup semi—finals, and end west hopes at the cricket world cup? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the heatwave across much of europe is intensifiying, with countries including france, spain and italy all expecting temperatures to peak above a0 degrees celsius today. yesterday, germany, poland, and the czech republic recorded their highest—ever june temperatures. and the uk won't escape — over the next few days there could be highs here of 3a degrees. in france, officials have issued strict warnings about the risk to life. several cities have restricted traffic, and in some areas schools have closed. from paris, hugh schofield reports. europe is basking in an unexpectedly early spell of blasting heat. what it says about our changing climate may be a matter of concern, but out and about most people are for now enjoying the positives. it certainly hasn't deterred the crowds here in paris turning out to see the city sights. if you're from a place you are going to know the best ways to stay cool and you'

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thank you very much india maintain their unbeaten record at the cricket world cup and have ended the west in the semifinal hopes with a dominant victory at old trafford in. india from the pace slow going on with k.l. world war one of 2 wickets for jason holder. but 72 from india captain virat kohli he's 94 past century in one day internationals helped set a decent target hand my hands are saying the only also weighed in with an unbeaten 56 is they post 2 of the 68 per cent. the windies were always up against it in last danger uncrossed scale in the 1st server one of 4 wickets for mohammad shami. india continued to take wickets at regular intervals the smart catchier from the early removed carlos brathwaite of jasper boma in the end they won by $125.00 runs well in the windies out of the 15 overs to spare. england on the 1st side through to the women's world cup semifinals they wasted little time against norway taking the lead through jill scott after 2 minutes ellen white's 5th goal of the tournament followed before halftime and a long range strike from lucy bronze completed a 3 no route

slowly this area of low pressure starts to pull a weight north and west into the atlantic by the endof the showers on friday and across western scotland the eastern side of northern ireland at the rails in southwest england, but further east the better chance that they will be mainly dry and a bit more in the way of sunshine. that will help temperatures into the mid to high teens the winds will slowly be turning later as the area of low pressure starts to pull away. it will really take its time digging its heels in. as we look ahead to next weekend at beyond is to rethink this area of low pressure will be. still to the north and west of the uk so that will keep the shower activities across scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england. further south and east dryer and also our winds turned back around to the southwest. we lose the northeast element where things will start to turn warmer. so potentially next weekend slowly things turn dryer and next weekend slowly things turn dryerand a next weekend slowly things turn dryer and a bit warmer. goodbye. as the contest to be

west. by the end of the night, a new weatherfront in the south—west. hrough the day, especially in the afternoon, we will start to see some heavy, thundery showers coming up from the south. feeling humid in the south—east tomorrow, with temperatures up to 21. but again, the low to high teens elsewhere. just a reminder of what we were saying at the start of the forecast, there is a weather warning for heavy, thundery downpours, the risk of localised flooding. it is valid from eight o'clock on tuesday until nine o'clock in the evening on wednesday. areas covered are from yorkshire all the way down towards dorset and all points east. it could travel a little further west. i'll keep you updated as we get closer to it. thank you for talking us through that and warning us. he may be the front runner but borisjohnson has come under fire for not taking part in last night's first leadership debate. the five other contenders took part and were willing to address the elephant in the room. we've been talking about practical 25 minutes now. where is boris? if his te