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willa new industrial railway wipe out sami culture, or will it bring jobs and an economic boom to northernt know. for now, the questions remain unanswered. hello there. after a weekend that's brought us some relatively quiet, innocuous weather, things are about to step up a gear. through this week, we will see some heavy rain at times, gales too, particularly in the north of the uk. generally, it will feel mild for the time of year. signs of something a little bit drier turning up as we get on towards friday. but as far as monday is concerned, it's all about this frontal system, this cold front pushing in from the west. it's going to bring some outbreaks of heavy rain, accompanied by some brisk winds. ahead of the fronts, a lot of cloud, some mist, murk and drizzle. behind the front, things will start to brighten up. we'll see some spells of sunshine, there will be some showers returning to scotland and northern ireland. some of these showers wintry over high ground in scotland. temperatures generally between eight and 11 degrees. now, as we move into tuesday, this area of low pressure bec

willa new industrial railway wipe out sami culture or will it bring jobs and an economic boom to northerndon't know. for now, the questions remain unanswered. the running in general killed an american drone strike is mourned in iraq. huge crowds from the funeral procession for so the money and rockets have been fired in the capital. strong with the heights overtures because new bushfires in southeast australia as thousands are told to leave their homes. brother isa told to leave their homes. brother is a police officer and he said get the hell out. calls for tougher fines to curb the search and flight tipping. england fight back on day two of the second test in cape town. thousands of people take on the streets in iraq for a funeral possession for around's most powerful military commander. general qasem soleimani was killed in american drone strike in baghdad on thursday. everyone is promised revenge for his death. teenage rock at the been fired and the iraqi capital including near the american embassy. no casualties have been reported. he is our middle east correspondent. and they called

willa new industrial railway wipe out sami culture or will it bring jobs and an economic boom to northern for now, the questions remain unanswered. good morning. once again there will be some sunny breaks across parts of the country through today, but for many of you it's going to be a fairly cloudy day like yesterday, bringing just the odd, fleeting shower in the west. the breeze, starting to pick up, signs of something much windier next week. but with that light wind through the night and into the morning, clearest of the skies across eastern areas, this is where they could be a touch of frost around. further west, cloud too thick, the win coming thick, the wind coming in from the south—west and a fairly mild start here. we will see fleeting, light showers in the west and more persistent rain in the hebrides, spreading into the highlands to 0rkney and shetland, introducing milder weather here compared with yesterday. and the breeze will be picking up elsewhere, but for the best of the breaks, east, wales, the midlands, best favoured. same to the north—east of mainland scotland and acros

willa new industrial railway wipe out sami culture or will it bring jobs and an economic boom to northerndon't know. for now, the questions remain unanswered. hello there. despite some strong winds in the far north of scotland, friday was a better day in terms of sunshine across the country. and you can see this from this weather watcher picture in betchworth, surrey — hardly a cloud in the sky. now, those clear skies by day, they have stayed with us through the night so that means a chilly start to our saturday morning, particularly in the south—east — something we have not had for a time — and there could even be light, patchy frost. little bit milder further north and west — that's because there has been more of a breeze and more cloud around. and that is because these weather fronts are trying to push in across the top of the high. still running the risk of a few scattered showers. but high pressure really is the dominant feature for most of us for the start of the weekend, and that means the best of the sunshine will be in sheltered eastern areas as well. thicker cloud out to the wes

but more importantly, i brought someone very important to me, my daughter willa.o you want to say hi? >> hi. [laughter] tyler: i'm actually shocked. this is a lot of people for her. i figured you had to clap when she got up so i would get a pretty warm reception. about one year ago my family and i, like thousands of families then and since, got an interesting phone call. for some reason i picked it up and put it on speakerphone and on the other end of the line, i got, hello, this is elizabeth warren. and i kind of just sat there on the phone looking at the phone waiting for the recording to keep going. then we got a, hello, hello, and i felt pretty ridiculous. and i made up an excuse that my reception was bad, and we all had a nice conversation. [laughter] tyler: and what really stuck out to me was that she asked a lot of questions. she wasn't interested in telling me about her. she wanted to hear about me and the things important to me and my family. f the last year. senator warren stands out in a strong field for her intellect and experience to know how to addre

have an opportunity to have that motion in conjunction with the question about whether or not there willae witnesses properly presented. >> laura: the "los angeles times" has a big story tonight, basically saying mitch mcconnell is trying to rush this, speed this up. get this thing sped up so fast a that we don't ultimately ever end up hearing from witnesses. if that fair? >> you think there is fatigue now, wait until on both sides of completed. >> laura: the schedule infuriated democrats, they have a partisan effort to short-circuit a fair trial and to block america from following the historic proceedings. allen, is it up to mitch mcconnell to save the ratings for able television? if fox viewers really want to follow this because they are so enraged, including as moderate senators, not too happy with them, if that a fair characterization of what mcconnell is doing trying to bore people to death with this? or try to speed it up? >> i hope that neither of us will bore our listeners, i thinp we will present interesting, compelling, i hope people will listen.ou the arguments, whether he pres

better remember he dislocated a shoulder in the nfc champion that 'll be in the game kwon alexander willas well althou he's dealing with that caution and says the han teams loing good and they've put the 2 days of media bonanza behind them is now it's backto business. >>but just keep everything the same i try not to make stuff up and we're going to the super bowl which is a big deal. recognize that can dress that our fit meeting after the nfc championship game d try to tell thguys you know you can amend it does feel good to win nfc championship. it feels good to go to the super bowl. i hope you guys enjoyed today's mondy and tuesday are feeling really goodabout yourself. now check your ego out the door because that isover i'm going to be very short live if you don't find a y to win this game. and it's all about winning this game nothing else we put in place the teams that they can see around pretty good. >>quarterback second ying its nereivers that are really talented we played also played out on with matt and julio anthey're all thsame are passing it on so to be a great challenge for sure

violations so when the united states does cases under the new nafta environmental obligation those cases willasbe easier to win going forward. this agreement includes significant new postal states including binding provisions overfishing around conservation of marine species and marine debris in. for me talk about marine debris just keep this in mind. there is in the oceans of the world something called the great pacific garbage patch largely plastics. is twice the size of texas, not twice the size of delaware, not twice the size of maryland, twice the size of texas. an agreement to $88 million for environmental monitoring cooperation and enforcement the new nafta creates an environment an enforcement mechanism that gives environmental stakeholders an expanded role on enforcement matters. this will go a long way towards ensuring violations can be investigated and in a timely manner. i have aav friend who when you have to he's doing he replies compared to what? compared to the previous trade agreements that this body is considered new nafta and its implementing legislation of the strongest envir

i was going to say, if it's not your number one goal, then we showed up at the wrong place today, willa, but i think we did ok. she has shown the courage to fight for what it takes to meet this moment. that is why i decided to join senator warren and her campaign. we need courage to meet this moment, because, boy, is this country ever having a moment? if we want it to just be a moment, though, we need to nominate elizabeth warren and elect her as president in november. i know i'm not the only one in this room, many of you have been with her since the beginning. and some of you have just joined recently. but we need everybody here and i have been impressed with her ability to win over supporters of other candidates. now i'm sure you all came to hear me speak today. [laughter] but i will wrap up because i know there are at least two people here that you are more excited to see. i'm not sure if bailey is coming in. if you're already in with senator warren, i am so proud to join you. if you're undecided or if maybe you're committed to another candidate but kind of curious, i am here to tell

willa some precious time. i will not let us lose precious time.here are going to be a bunch of openings. get the process moving through the senate. we do not want to lose times. these guys have been stacking the court. there are going to be a lot of openings when a new president comes in. it is time to fill them with judges who pursed -- who respect the law. amanda: when you are looking at who to nominate, are there any cases you would ask them about and you would want to know how they think about those cases? roe v. wade, obamacare, things like that. sen. klobuchar: i think it is incredibly important you know whether or not they will respect precedent. like, that means cases brown v. board of education. something the trunk nominees refuse to even say recently if not.support or cases like roe v. wade. that is in the body of precedent. amanda: what about citizens united? sen. klobuchar: to me, that is not in the long body of precedent. that is a political decision that was made by a bear margin and is a much different kind of case and something tha

i was going to say, if it's not your number one goal then we showed up at the wrong place today, willabut i think we did okay. she has shown the courage for the fight we need at this moment. that's why i joined the campaign. we need courage for the moment. boy, is this country having a moment. if we want it to be a moment, though, we need to nominate elizabeth warren and elect her president in november. now i know i'm not the only one in this room, many of you have been with her from the very beginning and some of you, like dale todd, has joined recently, but we need you, daile. we need everybody here. i've been expressed with her ability to win over supporters from other candidates. i'm sure you've heard me speak today. i know there are two people you're excited to see. i don't know if that includes bailey, it's not super dog friendly. if you're in with senator warren i'm so glad to join you, if you're super excited or with another candidate and curious, i can tell you there's a candidate in this race for structural change. she's been fighting for it every day, even before the campaig

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