gulf coast zita is the latest named storm in an unusually active hurricane season. violent protests have broken out in the u.s. city of philadelphia after police shot and killed a black man officers say he was armed with a knife the police killing of george floyd in minnesota in may spark months of anti racism rallies. now it isn't a stretch to say that jobs have literally dropped a number of times over the behavior of the current us president and as a bonafide reality television star dull terms hold on the public imagination is certainly larger than life well american t.v. and cinema have a long tradition of portraying its highest office just think of ken's bases chilling turn and house of cards is just one example. tonight in moscow the president in t.v. in the movie the son of the american president can be anything he can be an action hero. in the family kitchen he can be an ordinary guy gathered together. he can even be a sheet there is that donovan a new era when that happened oh i have. broken years movie presidents have reflected our hopes and expectations fo

hello hurrican zita makes landfall on wednesday evening local time here it is coming from the satellite picture now give me the overnight hours nasa temperatures drop well below freezing up up in the rockies in the snow as a result the line of rain to take to the as it dies down from when strength of hurrican down to just a rather vicious storm takes it up the appalachian chain towards d.c. and the cold behind when daylight temperatures tends to woman slowly we don't see more freezing rain which we've already seen the globe which is any more snow except up in the northern plains states and the picture by friday takes the rain offshore and then the cold tucks in behind toronto a new york bugs feeling a bit of a blast from a northerly but otherwise the sun is out and this year in canada you have more significant snow here in western canada so we can say goodbye to the hurrican although it does leave a little trail of rain but we'd see an increase in the showers in other parts of mexico bit further south also in believes or tamala and other places to the south panama and costa rica but the

and hurrican zita slams into the u.s. state of louisiana the 5th major storm to hit the region this year. tough new measures are being imposed across europe and fears hospitals are about to be overwhelmed by a growing number of coronavirus patients gemini's imposing restrictions to last a month it's closing restaurants and bars but keeping schools open in italy dining out after 6 pm is now banned and theaters and gyms are shot it's a similar situation in spain which is declared an 11 pm curfew and limited gatherings and in the last few hours french president emanuel as announced a 2nd national lockdown that will last until the 1st of december all non-essential businesses will have to shut that schools. factories will be allowed to remain open bottle reports from paris. in a soviet t.v. address french president emanuel said a new lockdown was necessary because france's health situation had deteriorated rapidly. because of what we learned in the spring down will be adapted schools will stay open and work can continue with i

be another windy day and this area of low pressure contains the remnants of what was once hurricane zitastrongest winds, but all parts will have another windy day and after some early rain clears through, some early rain clears through, some will brighten up in scotla nd some will brighten up in scotland and northern ireland, further outbreaks of rain in england and wales and some of that, still gusty in north—west scotla nd that, still gusty in north—west scotland and the chance of seeing some gas about 70 mph on sunday is still looking mild. it does turn colder next week, but that is part and parcel of a significant change in the weather, still some rain or showers around to start the week, still quite windy, but it is drier, calmer, yes it is culture and there could be frost and fog overnight. for we get, the focus on wet and windy weather and if there are some problems because of the weather, bbc local radio will keep you updated and do check 00:29:11,413 --> 2147483051:51:21,683 out the latest weather warnings 2147483051:51:21,683 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 online. welcome to bbc news

most western corner off the caribbean this little cloud just storms here that says tropical storm zita that is making its way up towards the yucatan peninsula some very heavy rain coming back in here then as we go through monday and it is likely to become a hurricane by the time we come to choose to say some wet weather around the yucatan peninsula western parts of cuba system a limb maybe into the gulf of mexico gradually making its way up towards louisiana mississippi for the middle part of the week elsewhere for the caribbean the sunshine and showers. but. trust is fundamental to all our relationships we trust banks without money talk to us without really. got what happens to trust you know well driven by al. as more and more decisions are made for us by these complex pieces of her the question that comes up is inevitable can we trust algorithms in the 1st of a 5 part series ali rate question is the neutrality of digital deductions trust me i'm an algorithm on a just a you know. you're watching out is there a reminder of our top stories this hour. thousands are celebrating in chile

another area of low pressure, this one contains the remnants of hurricane zita, a little bit further rt brighter developing in the middle part of the day in scotland and northern ireland after early vein. staying cloudy and pretty darn through many parts of england and wales. rain at times heaviest across the west without ongoing risk of some flooding in hills. the wind is strongest later in the day across the north—west of scotland. the western isles could see the north—west going into the evening and touches 70, maybe 80 mph yet again. by the full day, milder further south, there is going to saturday night are mild in either england and wales, that will ease the early morning and afternoon through the south—east on monday, brighter skies develop, a few showers in the west and from there on the pressure starts to building which means after a stormy weekend thing should turn drier, little bit colder with some overnight frost fog. good afternoon. the prime minister will be holding a press briefing later this afternoon, as the government is considering a new "stay—at—home" order across

and that's prompting these thunderstorms and snow behind and of course you got hurrican zita due to make landfall somewhere around the louis yes louisiana coast with the code of risk they want that goes in and stretching out towards d.c. eventually another hurricane to hit louisiana coast yet a record breaking and where this pumps moisture and significance though seems likely in the texas panhandle in new mexico and quite possible but in oklahoma as well where the rain will be flash flood tide right is it do slowly northeast with the tempers behind arising in denver having not even made it above freezing sunday and monday is up to 13 degrees the current position of z. terror's is going across the yucatan and sitting over the water so behind it things are now much quiet is still showers you'll notice in this part of mexico but dry picture in cuba and the cayman islands a good few showers in central america where you might expect and for now i was we say goodbye to the hurrican again we watch a similar picture in central america same is true in south america was brazil now seeing the thrus

president has already declared an emergency parts of the state zita is the 5th named storm to slam intolouisiana this year breaking state records and racing correspondent jane gray's monitoring the storm from the city of new orleans. severe driving winds along with counting rain here and that's something we saw for an extended period of time we saw on things torn away from buildings here we know that there is other damage across the city it will be interesting to see how the city pared look over the last day or so we've seen sandbags moving into place boarded up windows and doors and and people really taking this storm seriously it is the 5th named storm to make landfall in louisiana this season that's the record and when it made landfall winds about 160 kilometers so that's also a record as the most powerful storm to make landfall this late in the season when you talk to people on the ground they say they're just tired to be real frank they've gone through such a top hurricane season now this late in the season to have another and you combine that with covert 19 and all that that's bro

off roofs and uprooted trees it's one of the strongest storms to hit jet in decades and hurricane zita has made landfall in the southern u.s. bringing another round of heavy rain and damaging winds to the state of louisiana there are warnings the category 2 storm could bring life threatening storm surges is the 5th named storm to slam into this year and 19 year olds and hong kong has become the nation's to be charged under the controversial national security law tony chung is accused of secession money laundering and conspiring to publish the dishes content he led his student activist group which disbanded when beijing impose that new law in june which critics say is aimed at stifling dissent well those are the headlines i'll have more news here after the stream stay with us as donald trump for good for america everything is in disarray the media of course every day here in the marsh america has been a force for good in the world. from the american people get inspiration from him and the other cred you weekly take on us politics and society that's the bottom of . hi i'm femi oke a and

most western corner of the caribbean this double clutch just storms here that says a tropical storm zita that is making its way up towards the yucatan peninsula some very heavy rain coming back in here then as we go through monday and it is likely to become a hurricane by the time we come to choose to say some wet weather around the yucatan peninsula western parts of cuba system into the gulf of mexico gradually making its way up towards louisiana mississippi for the middle part of the week elsewhere for the caribbean the sunshine and showers. are. stranded 8 long years on the sue is can now. creating their own community and the economy there was you know president bush used you go when you hit al-jazeera world tells the tale of 14 cargo vessels accidentally caught up in the arab israeli conflict it was quite a surprise to find myself in russia in the middle of a war through the sailors whose ships of the desert sand the yellow fleet on al-jazeera. the a. georgiadis here a reminder of our top stories this hour a vote counting has begun in chile where people are deciding whether to write

actually contain part of the re m na nts of may actually contain part of the remnants of hurricane zitaatch the rainfall totals this week. it does look like the rain will push through quite smartly, the strong gust of the winds tending to be earlier in the winds tending to be earlier in the day, but the worst of those winds and western scotland before things turn fresher and brighter as we see sunday out. and then into next week, welcome of the jet stream is still with us, still playing a role commits to the south of us as we start the week, firing up yet another vigorous area of low—pressure, another wet and windy speu low—pressure, another wet and windy spell to begin with. that's, again, could cause damage and disruption across the country, but as we go through the second half of the week, the jet stream buckles northwards into north atlantic and in doing so, forming this curve we develop a ridge of high pressure to the southwest. so there are signs during the second half of the week, especially for the southern half of the country, things will turn a little bit drier, less windy and

category 2 storm could bring a life threatening storm surges after earlier hitting southern mexico zita is the 5th named storm to slam into louisiana this year. virgil has been held to remember 13 children killed in a raid on a school in cameroon's english speaking region although no one has claimed responsibility for the attack the government says separatists are behind the killings in. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera in about half an hour after the bottom line good buy. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question in the last days of the u.s. election is the coronavirus going to trump trump let's get to the bottom line. over 1000 has taken the lives of more than 220000 americans and the number just keeps rising when this show did its 1st programme on the potential impact of the pandemic back on february 11th we hadn't heard of a single american death from the virus now in an election year dealing with a pandemic has trumped all the other issues on the minds of americans and how couldn't it in the end it's about the life and death of those we work with

the new area of low pressure which contains the remnants of what was hurricane zita, will bring anotherotland cluster to that area, which is going to see the strongest of the winds on sunday. we lose the early morning rain, brightening up for a little, but more rain starts to come into parts of northern ireland, northern and western isles and and wales could see some minorflooding western isles and and wales could see some minor flooding as western isles and and wales could see some minorflooding as rainfall totals start to mount up over the course of the day. another windy day, not quite as windy as this afternoon but very windy for western scotland, severe gales likely. turning cooler in the north, ten or 11 sources, but from the midlands southwards, it is going to be very mild. into next week, monday looks quite windy with further rain. turning cooler and more settled as we reach tuesday. the winds will begin to ease down because high pressure will build in. for the rest of next week it looks drier with sunshine, less windy and it will be called and by night. —— it will be colder. he

gulf coast zita is the 27th named storm in a historic hurricane season. violent protests have broken out in the u.s. city of philadelphia after police shot and killed a black man officers say he was armed with a knife violence was the latest in a months long the nationwide anti racism or rallies following the police killing of george floyd back in may. the confirmation of amy kone barrett to the u.s. supreme court has ushered in a conservative majority for years to come while the senate approved the nomination by 52 votes to 48 barrett's appointments was strongly opposed by democrats. after a month in the spotlight she finally got to say these words don't. judge me i need barack he's heading to the u.s. supreme court. it's a privilege to be asked to serve my country and this office and i stand here tonight truly honored and humbled. president donald trump is on hand to celebrate one of his signature achievements lucky in a conservative majority on the supreme court for many years to come. this is a.

hello hurrican zita makes landfall or wednesday evening local time here it is coming from the satellite picture now give me the overnight hours nasa temperatures drop well below freezing up up in the rockies in the snow as a result the line of rain to take to the as it dies down from when strength of hurrican down to just a rather vicious storm takes it up their place in chain towards d.c. and the cold behind when daylight temperatures tends to woman slowly we don't see more freezing rain which we've already seen in the oklahoma we do see more snow except up in the northern plains states and the picture by friday takes the rain off shore and then the cold tucks in behind toronto a new york bugs feeling a bit of a blast from a northerly but otherwise the sun is out and this year in canada yet more significant snow here in western canada so we can say goodbye to the hurrican although it does leave a little trail of rain but we'd see an increase in the showers in other parts of mexico bit further south also in believe or tamala and other places to the south panama and costa rica but the cu

we are monitoring hurricane zita making its way to the gulf coast which has been repeatedly slammed this hurricane season, reports power adages, flooding and wind damages, donald trump approved an emergency declaration. anonymous no more, a staffer who slammed the president in an op-ed two years ago reveals his identity, the president called him a sleazebag who should be prosecuted, new revelations about the president's views on the medical experts who have been advising him, but these latest details come at a moment when the democratic nominee is facing allegations of wrongdoing by businessman who says he met with the former vice president's twice, about controversial business dealings. the allegations are getting virtually no attention in the mainstream media. peter doocy tried to get close enough to joe biden to ask about the story but instead the former vp was asked how do you think you will do in texas. no questions about the claims in the interview with tucker carlson. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with white house correspondent kevin cork reporting on new revelations from

. >>> hurricane zita made landfall on the louisiana coast as a category two storm.ains in moscow mom sustained winds are hitting the southeastern part of the state, this is the fifth major storm to hit louisiana in recent months, including hurricane.org less than three weeks ago. officials urged anyone in the area to evacuate or be prepared to shelter in place. >> this is not a drill, we have had many of them, it is not a drill. >> you might do it once in a year, it has been a rough year. >> between 2 to 4 inches of rain with isolated amounts of up to six inches are possible from the central gulf coast into the mid atlantic thursday, hurricane zeta is the 27th named storm of the busy 2020 hurricane season. >>> as you can see here, i've got a map up, you're going to see the hurricane is really well on short, bring out of new orleans, louisiana, into jackson, mississippi, and alabama, that system is moving quickly, that is why it is not going to be a giant rain producer, or of a wind event because it is moving rapidly. it has got good speed. 35 miles an hour, i don't

see north of that war active weather yet another tropical storm this one the greek outfit so this is zita or as far as the yucatan peninsula now there is a hurricane warning here it's breaching harken strength hasn't quite got there it's expected to by the time it made landfall it's a slow moving storm so it could. produce quite a lot of damage i mean rain is most likely to be the problem but with winds approaching type one or category one hurricane you've got to watch that as well after that we're not entirely sure where it goes we'll watch that for you in the u.s. big plunge of cold air into this a daytime high temperatures in denver it's minus 8 which is pretty pathetic and surprisingly further sasser it makes the warres masses a snows far south as texas. 5 g. internet technology game changer oh global threat i don't want to be everyman landgrab activists. conspiracy theorists engineers and world leaders this is only the beginning. arguing fiercely over control of the latest wireless technology the truth about 5 g. on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. they're on the clock this is a new l

this contain it is remnants of hurricane zita. the winds not as strong.east through the first part of monday with showers in the west and next week a bit of optimism, things looking quiet, drier and brighter, but colder. the government's furlough scheme ends today. it was designed to keep employees in theirjobs while vast swathes of the economy were shut down — let's take a look at the numbers. the scheme launched in march, and nine and a half million workers were furloughed while the government paid 60% of their wages. their bosses paid 20%. the less generous job support scheme which replaces it, is designed to support firms by paying towards the wages of employees on reduced hours. during the new six month—long scheme, the government will pick up 62% of the pay for the time staff aren't working, while the employer puts in 5%. in a moment we'll talk to representatives from the hospitality sector and the federation of small businesses, but first katy austin has been to meet some business owners as the scheme winds down. celebrations, gigs and shows all ne

and that's prompting these thunderstorms and snow behind and of course you got hurrican zita due to make landfall somewhere around the lower yes louisiana coast with the code of risk there with the goes in and stretching out towards d.c. eventually another hurricane to hit louisiana coast yet a record breaking and where this pumps moisture and significance though seems likely in the texas panhandle in new mexico and quite possible but in oklahoma as well as the rain will be flash flood tide right as it do slowly northeast with the temps behind arising in denver having not even made it above freezing sunday and monday is up to 13 degrees that current position of z. terror's is going across the yucatan and sitting over the water so behind it things are now much quiet is still showers you'll notice in this part of mexico but dry picture in cuba and the cayman islands a good few showers in central america where you might expect and for that i was we say goodbye to the hurrican again we watch a similar picture in central america same is true in south america was brazil now seeing the thrust o

thank you no look at hurrican zita at the moment sitting over the yucatan peninsula it is possibly just below hurricane strength because interacting with the land but is not much to it and maybe this isn't the biggest story it's doing is damaged our admittedly was winds of 130 kilometers per hour and vast amounts of rain but i think it'll be wind damage everything we see here it's moving quite quickly but it's moving over to and usually warm waters of the gulf of mexico is always warm but the state the state the oceans it's warmer than is average so it's picking up a good deal of energy now is moving slowly so threat to use it will just be over the water as you can see but you take it beyond that wednesday and it has quite rapidly northwards towards the coast the gulf coast of the u.s. now when it gets close these are the figures we expect to have a storm surge potential that will be just east of the ice so it's new orleans east winds of up to 2 metres winds of $140.00 killers for a cause fast amounts of rain if it hits louisiana it will be the 5th named storm to do so that is a record