the west of england will be easily into the low 20s. i think around 22, 23 degrees will be the top temperatures, maybe about ten or 11 in the far north and west. but we do have a weather front drifting its way south sunday night into monday, and as that happens it is going to shut the warm air out of the way. colder air will follow along behind, so monday a very different look and a very different feel to things. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: the us signals a major shift in policy towards syria. it follows tuesday's suspected chemical attack. military options are being considered. will you and president trump organise an international coalition to remove bashar al—assad? organise an international coalition to remove bashar al-assad? those steps a re to remove bashar al-assad? those steps are under way. their first face—to—face meeting. with so many contentious issues on the agenda, will the presidents of china and the us f

the west is responsible for all the bodies, mrs markovic — no, isn't the west responsible? mrs markovic, don't you accept any responsibility? so the west is responsible for the mass graves, the the west is responsible for the places of internment and torture, the west is responsible for the rape, the west is responsible for the forced deportations of tens of thousands of people across the balkans? people are not going to believe you, mrs markovic. people are not going to believe you. they have seen the pictures. they have seen the forced deportations of people, for the first time since the second world war. didn't those pictures touch you, as a human being? did they touch you? serbian investigators themselves are talking about the discovery of more than a thousand bodies shipped to serbia in refrigerated trucks, from kosovo. these are not bodies that go back a long way. these are fresh bodies, victims of the war in kosovo, whose existence was meant to be covered up. these are being investigated now, by serbian investigators. so why are mass graves turning up in batajnica, a

a pleasant 1a in glasgow. 17 degrees in the north west of scotla nd 17 degrees in the north west of scotland with some sunshine. premier league action, i think it will be fine for manchester united and everton. later on, during the match in tottenham, i think we will see rain arriving. that area of rain is moving northwards and eastwards, as we go into the early part of bank holiday monday. then it degenerates into scattered shells leg showers. —— scattered showers. the middle teens in the west of scotland. further south, we will get spells of sunshine. on tuesday, looking pretty grey in eastern coasts. a fair bit of cloud, one or two showers. head west on tuesday and it looks fine and dry. many places 15 or 16 degrees. looking beyond that, it looks like be dry for much of the coming week. the wind will be light. particularly in more western part of the uk, that is where we expect to see the highest temperatures. a bit grey along the north sea coast. that is it for now. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at seven: as eu leaders agree their negotiating position on brexit

these were less intrusive than the west's. were moreactions measured in geography made the blockingck efforts -- efforts more dispersed than the west. these activities, both human and technical, felt to elped toionalize -- h institutionalize hostile relationships. on the other side of the coin, intelligence capability provided western governments with reassurance against being surprised. achievementican-led was a worldwide, near real-time monitoring of soviet armed forces activities, to revive morning of the attack that never came. -- to provide warning of the attack that never came. presidents never believed there would be pearl harbor overnight. as western intelligence improved, the soviet threat no asger seemed as unknowable it had to some people earlier. side, ite soviet feared a surprise nuclear strike in the early 1980's and developed its own warning system. we do not know whether the gained any confidence. intelligence reassurance was mutual. intelligence on both sides was u.s.-sovietin the strategic arms control agreem

in the west of scotla nd than expected. in the west of scotland quite dry, and sunny. today, some sunshine and showers. this picture was taken in east lothian. second part of the weekend looks quieter, a big ridge of high pressure building, a chilly start but bright start. in the afternoon, cloud increasing but everywhere stays dry. a decent afternoon in scotland, patchy cloud and sunshine. you might see the odd rogue shower for eastern parts of england generally, dry and bright. sunshine in the south—west of england, light winds, too. looks too good for the boat race is on the river. not a tickly windy, the water should not be choppy and the skies should be bright and reasonable temperatures. monday morning, grey with mist and fog but that won't last. lovely day with sunshine, pleasantly warm. further west, more cloud breeze and outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and western scotland and the western fringes of wales and the far south—west of england. monday night into tuesday, the weather front crosses the rest of england and wales but weakens off in the proc

west of scotla nd settled in the north. west of scotland cutesy scenes like this, for example. further south and east we will see more grey skies, outbreaks of rain and it will feel cooler. the wind will feel cool as it is coming in from the east, strong at times in the south in the middle part of the day, the high pressure continues to bring dry weather to the north, but always that risk of rain in the south. we'll keep you up—to—date. tonight at 10:00pm: the conservatives and labour go head to head on taxes, promising policies fair to everyone if they win the election. theresa may says no to vat rises, but there's no pledge on keeping current levels of income tax or national insurance. we are the party that wants low taxes low and medium earners. we have no plans to increase the level of tax. i'm very clear that i wa nt level of tax. i'm very clear that i want make specific proposals on taxes unless i am absolutely sure i can deliver on them. we are the party that wants low taxes for low and medium earners. the conservative party are the party that wants low taxes for the

but the sunshine will continue to break through across north—west england, wales and the south—west by the end of the day. perhaps just the midlands and eastern england which will stay pretty cloudy. and, again, still with the odd spot or two of rain. and temperatures a little subdued into the south—east. highs of around 15 degrees. elsewhere, eight to 13 or 14 as a daytime maximum. now, if you are heading to the premier league matches in the evening, i don't think you'll be disappointed with this story. 8pm kickoff, so obviously it's dark but not too cold at 8—10 degrees. a similar story, it could be windy in scotland, so that will make it a little bit chillier, but it will be dry, and that's the most important thing. high pressure stays with us through the middle of the week. weather fronts toppling over the top of that high, and it will continue to stay quite windy in scotland. in fact, on wednesday we could see gales, maybe severe gales to the extreme north, and a scattering of showers, some of them quite heavy as well, into the far north—west. elsewhere, we start off with so

eventually they accepted the west german expedition of why this was a -- west german explanation of why this was a fake document. announcer: they were not the only forgeries. >> at this time the east german intelligence service started a worldwide campaign to undermine, to paralyze operations of cia and they came up with the incentive to publish a book called who is who in the cia. the information came from czechoslovakian and east german archives. the book contains a number of operatives.edly cia about 50% of the names in that book are truly cia agents, cia operatives and then there is a number of names of various american diplomats, public journalistsudges, who never worked for the cia. >> u.s. army field manual, 3031 b which goes back to the middle 70's and it is supposed to be a manual on how to destabilize countries. it has appeared in about 20 different countries. occasions -- many white gloves in the drawers of , secret packages would come in the mail and i would know each time there would be some forgery there. movies.spy you are not supposed to leave --to believe in the traces.

we keep a quiet night to come with the breeze picking up in the north—west. cloud gradually arriving but for most patchy mist and fog. temperatures falling away and in rural sports we could see in some areas temperatures close to freezing. a sunny start for medi with early mist and fog melting away. this will bring more cloud and rain as we go into the afternoon. in the isles of scilly and perhaps cornwall we will see rain in the afternoon, brushing the fringes of western wales and more cloud here. central and eastern areas will see warmth and away from the coast we could see temperatures into the high teens. strengthening wind across the irish sea into the isle of man, parts of scotland. not quite as warm here. 10—13 the overall high. a blanket of cloud and showery rain from the west drifting eastward through the night and tuesday morning will not be as cold, but it will be cloudy with outbreaks of rain in the south—east, not amounting to very much. but some cloud and the odd spot of showery rain and behind brightening up with sunny spells coming through

what did you see when you went to west berlin. did it change your ideology or reinforce what you have been told. >> first of all i need to give folks perspective. in those days, we didn't have color tv and i lived in an area where you couldn't get west german tv at all. we called it the value of the clueless. i had no idea what i would find on the other side of the wall. have first impression i thought oh my, there's a lot of color in this world. the buildings have color, people were dressed nicely, in the east everything was gray and brown. that was interesting but it certainly didn't make a dent in my ideology. the other thing, i was scared out of my mind. i was running -- i felt like i was running around with kgb on my four head. it was rather stressful because this was enemy territory. this was the folks that i was going to fight, in my sort of way. >> we were joking when we talked earlier that we would have you come out with a thick german accent so the americans wouldn't understand, but clearly you don't have one. if anythin

the north—west of wales. maybe the odd spot extending into the midlands and elsewhere in northern england to begin the day. there will be some occasional sunshine. some areas of rain at times, especially for good friday and easter day on sunday. now, this is how good friday begins, already with some damp weather affecting northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and northwest wales. cooler and showery weather into northern scotland. those showers will continue as the day goes on. some of us starting with a touch of frost. cloudy and damp weather, as i mentioned, northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and the north—west of wales. maybe the odd spot extending into the midlands and elsewhere in northern england to begin the day. to the south of that, though, variable cloud. but some breaks in that cloud allowing sunny spells to come through occasionally.

we've seen a west town this morning at 8am. we've seen a van west town this morning at 8am. we've seen a van leave filled with evidence. in the last half an hour week saw another band being filled up. still clearly a couple of officers here, carrying out but work. we know business records, documents, computers and mobile phones were seized. we'll send out west ham's training ground was also raided. all the club will say is that it raided. all the club will say is thatitis raided. all the club will say is that it is cooperating fully with the borough tees. we'll so no officers from hmrc visited chelsea's offices. they've not been raided, there is no allegation of wrongdoing. a chelsea spokesman said, in connection with its investigation hmrc has requested certain information which the club will provide. several men have been arrested, several men working within football, as part of an ongoing investigation into suspected income tax and national insurance fraud in the uk and france. france is interesting because west ham have done a lot of deals with french clu bs done a lot o

the west of england will be easily into the low 20s. i think around 22, 23 degrees will be the top temperatures, maybe about ten or 11 in the far north and west. but we do have a weather front drifting its way south sunday night into monday, and as that happens it is going to shut the warm air out of the way. there will be a few more showers dotted around, as well, and temperatures will be taking a bit of a tumble. hello. this is breakfast, with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt. the united states has carried out missile attacks in syria overnight. 59 cruise missiles were launched from us warships targeting a syrian air base. president trump said he ordered the action in retaliation for a chemical attack that killed dozens of people. it is in this vital national security interests of the united states to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons.

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recovery oint, with virginia west virginia, a six to nine month program. many believe this sort of treatment deserves much more funding than it currently has. >> we need funding for treatment. we need funding for people when they get out of treatment because a lot of them have been in trouble with the police and the law. >> this sort of treatment is normally completed in over five months, which can be a hit with all those in need help immediately. another way is to lock up many of those who take drugs. this in theory takes addicts off the streets. >> we know what to do with people that are addicted. live along in the criminal justice system. if we do not have a drug problem, they would be stealing rolexes or cars. >> it is a well-known fact the u.s. has the highest incarcerated population in the world. >> we don't want people to do this so we will have a really xtreme penalty if they get caught. what that penalty is if you boil it down to simple as terms, it is putting someone in cage. >> ideas on how to alleviate this are inflicted, but there is one thing

you can see the showers to the south and west. i've got a closer view in cape may, atlantic city, you're in and out of them in dover and wilmington to the southwest. it will be damp today. let's go outside and show you what it looks like as sky6 live hd looks live over the commodore barry bridge, lots of clouds out there today. it's not going to rain constantly all day, but at any point we'll see the rain. the temperature is 49, the pressure is holding stealed. the ocean temperature is 52. satellite and radar showing the clouds in place, if you look far to the north. watch how the clouds cut off right now. in the lehigh valley you'll see a peek of sunshine with a lot of the cloud cover. if you're looking south of the city, you've got clouds and showers here and there. here's the area of low pressure sitting and spinning slowly turning up the coast and all this rain pouring out ahead of it over the next couple of days. today is a day with lots of clouds, it's damp, but we have steadier rain on the way especially south of the city.

west point. he will be sent to the 10th cavalry ultimately in texas and serve at fort davis, texas. he is the second lieutenant -- you all know if you have been in the military, they are like a nice hat, but you have to care and feed them, because they might go feral. as a second lieutenant, he is charged with a lot of nonmilitary duties that have to do with keeping the books for the commissary and other things. he messes up. he tries to cover it up. is found out, write up on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and gentlemen and other best vacations. he is put under arrest. the norm in the military is you are an officer and gentlemen i the act of god, congress, and your taylor. he cannot stay in his quarters. he is placed in the guardhouse, which is unheard of. no other officer would have gone with the same. he is tried and convicted, found guilty, and he was guilty. he made some errors. no one in this room has ever done that, but he did. who hadany officers done more devious deeds including

slowly brightening up from the west, breezy with a scattering of showers to the north and west of scotland. high expected on tuesday, though, temperatures in scotland fresher on tuesday, at about eight to 15 degrees. so as we move out of tuesday afternoon into tuesday night, there's some premier league matches. it looks as though it will be a dry affair for all the kick offs. just that little bit fresher. but all in all, not too bad, if you are going to watch those matches. and a similarfor the scottish premiership — —— and a similarfor the scottish premiership — dry, with temperatures over eight or nine degrees as a high. talking of high, stays with us, really, through the middle of the week, building from the south—west. all the while, these weather fronts toppling off the top into scandinavia. a bit of a stronger wind into the far north and a slightly fresher direction, but this does mean a fair bit of dry, sunny weather on offer for many. very pleasant indeed. that's it, take care. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. a big change in the way police ba

a gunman shoots a man in the head in west philadelphia. now police are looking for the killer. >> a center city block is closed as crews work to repair a cave-in on the roadway and you know what, it's in a bad spot. it's going to cause some traffic headaches. >> maybe the weather will make up for it. the good news is you could wear those short sleeves and shorts again today. accuweather is tracking a record tying warm temperature today. >> i got to tell you yesterday afternoon there was a litt

that's already happening in south—west england, across wales and in the north—west cloud is thick enough for some light rain or drizzle, chiefly over the hills. again, fine to the east of the pennines. as it will be in eastern scotland, with sunshine. western scotland a bit dull and damp. not much sunshine for northern ireland too. through the day it clouds over across the eastern side of england and scotland. at the same time in the afternoon we open up a gap in the cloud across south wales, south—west england and that should push into the south—east. here we have the best of the sunshine in the afternoon and the highest temperatures, but still only 13—111. further north, a lot of cloud, a lot of places dry. around the western hills primarily we get the damp weather. over the easter weekend temperatures disappointing for the time of year. a rather cool feel. warm when the sun is out, but on the whole there will be a lot of cloud. probably not much rain around. just a bit a nuisance now and again. these weather systems coming into the uk for good friday are going to be very much on

what is west point, georgia like? congress and ferguson: it is my hometown, something i am proud of the progress it made. we are a community that lost our manufacturing backbone. we were one of the largest textile companies in the world, and we watched some pretty bad policy out of washington, d.c., so we lived for a decade and a half. it was a tough economy. we saw a generally fall into poverty for the first time in the community's history. advancedo bring capturing back. we landed in motors manufacturing plant in north america. it has been a remarkable turnaround for our community. we have learned that jobs are so important. >> you were a dentist for 20 years before you entered politics. is that why you wanted to run for mayor, because what was happening in your community? >> i was content capturing dentistry. family see some local prosperity. but what we realized it was, because of the changes going on economically in our community, we had to get involved in public service. that is when i ran for mayor. got involve

it stretches for miles across the west bank. settlers here in beit el, like settlers across the west bank, have often had a very complicated relationship with the united states, often perceived as both protector and enemy at the same time. the obama administration in particular was not seen as a friend of the settlers. the arrival of donald trump, on the other hand, is being welcomed here in beit el. they are hopeful it is the beginning of a new era. >> bibi and i have known each other for a long time, smart man, great negotiator, and i think we're going to make a deal. >> but netanyahu made his position clear. >> i believe the issue of the settlements is not the core of the conflicts nor does it drive the conflicts. >> reporter: beit el's new yeshiva for jewish studies is reported to have white house connections. david friedman, trump's new ambassador to israel, and his son-in-law, jared kushner, have donated money to this yeshiva. trump has tapped kushner to lead negotiations between israel and the palestinians. the broad para

the north—west of wales. maybe the odd spot extending into the midlands and elsewhere in northern england to begin the day. to the south of that, though, variable cloud. but some breaks in that cloud allowing sunny spells to come through occasionally. and actually for southern parts of the uk the temperatures will be a degree or so higher compared to where they were on thursday. so we continue with the feed of showers running into northern scotland on good friday. some of those could be heavy, perhaps with hail as well. they take outbreaks of rain and they beef them up in the north—west england and into wales. and going through the evening, heavier in western parts of wales as the weather system sinks it way southwards. six degrees in london compared to nine in stornaway, increasingly cooler air. into the evening we have increasingly light rain across some southern parts of the uk. that's not as much as gardeners would want. it's been so dry. cooler air following behind. showers turning wintry over the hill

we got involved in the economic development project that brought so many jobs to west point and west georgia. really, public service was something we were doing because we wanted to see our friends and family and my patients in a better spot. we focused very heavily on job creation. then there's this unique opportunity where the member of congress decided not to run again and we decided to take the lessons we have learned about economic development and jobs and education and community redevelopment and see if we could bring the ideas to work to washington. >> what was the key as mayor to bring industry back to an area that had suffered such a loss. >> there were several things that we found very important. you have to have the right tax environment. creating a tax structure for companies to be successful is important, particularly in the first few years as they are getting going. making sure you have the right regulatory environment is important. as soon as we took down the barriers to regulation and we became a partner with industry instead of an obstacle, we made it a great place t

more cloud, though, across the north—west of the country. it is looking pretty good for the grand national, as well. aintree, on saturday, a lot of dry weather, temperatures around the mid—teens celsius. now, on sunday, that weather front approaches northern ireland, western scotland. strengthening winds, and feeling quite cool, outbreaks of rain. but for england and wales it is looking much sunnier, because we are pulling down to warmerand drierairoff the near continent. it is going to be really warm, with temperatures in the low 20s celsius. we could make 23 degrees across the south—east. so the main message for the next few days — because of high pressure, it is going to be largely dry, with light winds. there will be some sunshine around. it is going to get warmer this weekend, especially on sunday. but, like i mentioned, that weather front with the colder air behind it spreads its way southwards during monday. so a cloudy, cool day generally. temperatures in the north struggling to get much above eight or nine degrees. still fairl

it takes several days to get to the far west. our first stop is dang valley in the fertile plains of terai, near the indian border. we've arranged to meet a local health worker to tell us about the situation for women here. we were just a few miles from the airport and we were shocked by what we find. the practice of sleeping outside the house during menstruation is known as chhaupadi. it's been going on for generations. because menstruating women are considered impure, they face other restrictions too. she says it's an hour's walk to the river so women can wash during their period. she doesn't feel comfortable, she won't be able to. i thought i was facing a lot of restrictions, a lot of problems, but when i come here and see the people, this is something out of my imagination. she has been campaigning against chhaupadi four years as sleeping out without access to clean water can cause serious health problems. she tells us that chhaupadi was brought here by migrants from the far west so that's where we're heading, deep into the m

these will be moving from the west. they look like they will fist before they get here but this is a robust cell they are looking at right now, north of hageers town maryland, you can see frequent lightening and heavy downpours and thinks red shading there indicating heavy rain and that extend all the way down into portions of northern virginia. they have been marching east all day and these storms looking nasty. worst will miss us to the south. we are not in any watches, warnings or risk zone but as we head through overnight hours and tomorrow morning actual cold front back here will come through yet again. chances for showers and storms ramp up from 8:00 tonight until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow morning and then decrease tomorrow afternoon. still some sunshine at beach patrol in margate, this is set up as we head into your weekend though to see that front, we have a new low off to the west, cool air from the north and west begins to filth inner this weekend. this storm then takes precedence, moves off the coast and a lot of

west to the front cotton frontier. one of the things that is a point of relevance we talk about the agency and its been something that has come up in the news and i think a lot of times the news media focuses on the personalities of jackson and trump. i think the key is both in the age of jackson and in our contemporary world we see it at the time of change in. today though was the globalization and the changing position in the world. but in the jacksonian period, this was a time of great geographic expansion so it goes from being an east coast nation to being a continental empire. when the book ends, california is the west and they are also faced with massive immigration into how and why to incorporate those in the spanish and french empire so the key issues are the same for the citizenship and america's destiny and because those were not resolved in the jacksonian period we are now reliving those and one of the things that will come out of the book is looking at experiments in the past and their hopes and ideals will

norm west and 17 norm west in new york avenue caution around that area. aside from that if you take metro today skipping roads and taking rails no trains between prince george plaza belt. free shuttle service replaces that. that. is on the green line. no yellow rush plus. green line college park university of maryland and green belt stations remain closed questions @erinfoxdc on twitter, wisdom and maureen. >> if you're near george mason university today don't be alarmed if you see a lot of police activity. >> with stroke of pen the lives of women in virginia will get easier. >> across the region 5:27, 59 is temp. "fox news morning" back after this qul this qul test ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ . in d.c. rental debate. today the council will hear from you about air bnb across the district. rider beware rumors swriling about a possible sickout by metro employees and tonight the washington wizards co

slowly brightening up from the west, breezy with a scattering of showers to the north and west of scotland. high expected on tuesday, though, temperatures in scotland fresher on tuesday, at about eight to 15 degrees. so as we move out of tuesday afternoon into tuesday night, there's some premier league matches. it looks as though it will be a dry affair for all the kick offs. just that little bit fresher. but all in all, not too bad, if you are going to watch those matches. and a similarfor the scottish premiership — dry, with temperatures over eight or nine degrees is a high. talking of high, stays with us, really, through the middle of the week, building from the south—west. all the while, these weather fronts toppling off the top into scandinavia. a bit of a stronger wind into the far north and a slightly fresher direction, but this does mean a fair bit of dry, sunny weather on offer for many. very pleasant indeed. take care. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's tom donkin. our top stories: flying over the front line — we ha

across the south west may be touching gale force in exposure. starting to see thick cloud and rain in cornwall and devon. no lower than 10-11. on in cornwall and devon. no lower than 10—11. on sunday a dry start for most of us with a good deal of sunshine. though central, northern and eastern areas but the rain in the south—west will continue to move northwards and eastwards. we could see some heavy bursts mixed in to the rain here for the west country in toward central and southern wales. that rain getting in towards the midlands and southern england, pushing towards the london area by the part of the afternoon. it's warm ahead of it in the south—easterly breeze and could reach 18 in the south—east. further north pleasantly warm in the sunshine. the best of the temperatures across the north—west highlands. from sunday night into bank holiday monday, this area of low pressure is going to bring some pretty unsettled weather to our shores, particularly for england and wales. it does look like much of scotland will stay largely dry. we co

there are a couple showers west of lees burg, west of percy ville. look how warm it is. it is 74 downtown, 74 fredericksburg. ths morning. futurecast is lingering some clouds south and east of town. charles county, st. mary's. you will be in the upper 60s with clouds. i don't think we will see showers but it will still be sunny. to the west, lees burg, fairfax, culpeper, great shape. by 9:00, low 70s downtown, and even 64 at hagerstown. by lunch time, how nice is this? the sun returns. we will return to southern maryland live tomorrow for the 15th anniversary of the la plata tornado. i gave you a photo gallery of the pictures of the damage. it's pretty incredible. you know what? the folks are resilient. it's better and more vibrant than ever right now. at 6:00 downtown and manassas, essentially the same air mass as today, low to mid 80s across the board. by 9:30, date night, low to mid 70s. almost like a summer night tomorrow. 76 downtown at 9:30. that's above our average high temperature during the peak heating of the day. topsy turvy. tonight, partly to mostly cloudy a

what's west point, georgia like? >> it's a remak mark able community and it's my hometown is something i'm very proud of, the progress that it's made. and we were a community that lost really our manufacturing backbone. we were the home of one of the larnlest textile companies in the world and we watched some pretty bad policy out of washington, d.c. force those jobs overseas. and so we lived for a decade in a half in a pretty tough economy, saw a generation fall into fof verty for the first time in the community's history. and it was very refreshing to see our community pull together and lead an effort to bring advanced manufacturing back in the form of the automotive industry and we loaned the kia motors manufacturing plant in north america and it's been a remarkable turn around fot community. the thing that we learned is the jobs are so important. >> you were a dentist for 20 years before you entered politics. is that why you wanted to run for mayor? because of what was happening in your community? >> well, i was

west will always fare best. because eastern areas will have that nagging easterly breeze and the sea temperatures are quite cool in the north sea. a bit of a breeze across the south—east through the channel islands, taking the edge off the temperatures, where we will also have a fair amount of cloud. head further inland and we get sunshine and it will feel pleasant, especially across western scotland and northern ireland. high pressure is firmly in control as we head towards thursday. the winds will be light the further north you are and more of a breeze across the east and the south—east is a feeling quite chilly across eastern coastal areas. further south and west, more sunshine and shelter from that wind will mean we will see the best temperatures. the reason why it is cool on the coast, particularly in the east, is because the sea temperatures are ranging between seven and nine celsius so you have to head further inland towards the west for the sunshine and warmth. as we had beyond this period, into frid

on the 1300 block of west cheltenham avenue in west oak lane. one driver said she was driving east on cheltenham. she said the steering wheel of her chevy cobalt started shaking. the wheel locked and she slid when the car collided with a dodge charger. the charger slammed into the group home and hit a parked car. the staffers heard the noise and came running. >> it's like a big boom, i didn't know what it was, i ran out here and i seen my co-workers was coming out when they ran out. >> reporter: back here live you can see straight into the building. both drivers were evaluated at the scene. the driver said she got her chevy in the last week, it was preowned with no issues that she knew of, l and iowas on -- l and i was on the scene. >>> amy joyner frances died in a high school school fight, a judge will rule whether the three involved in the fight will be convicted. >>> a 4-year-old was kidnapped and axe is -- and sexually assaulted. police updated the community on the investigation, saying they are combing through surveillance videos from nearb

off to the north and west we're seeing showers west of reading and allentown. the direction is moving southwest to northeast. doesn't look like this should effect too much of the area. maybe brushing berks and lehigh county over the next half-hour. the story becomes the heat. 85 degrees is the forecasted high today. the normal is 64. we're a good 21 degrees above the seasonal average. shy of the record set back in 2002. on that day we hit 90 degrees. 68 in millville. 69 in dover. wilmington, 67. atlantic city, 71. 61 in the poconos. 64 in allentown. if there's going to be any complaint at all it will be this. the winds will pick up this afternoon. right now they are stained 10 to 15 miles per hour. we could see gusts 30 to 35 miles per hour later this afternoon. so it will be a bit breezy from time to time. it's all in advance of a cold front that's approaching from the northwest. lots of clouds and showers across the ohio and tennessee valleys most of us that will stay west of the viewing area today. later this evening, a couple of showers could march in here

likely to be a better day in south—west england and west wales through the west facing coasts after today's cloudy conditions but central and southern areas, temperatures 8—10 down on what we had today. the risk of showers into lincolnshire and east yorkshire, but as we head further north again, dry, some sunshine, a scattering of showers into the far north and west of scotland, some heavy from time to time. by the end of the afternoon, more organised rain will push into the far north—west with a weather front arriving through the night. the isobars open up, the winds fall light, a chilly start to tuesday with a touch of frost in sheltered areas. but we will continue to see a good deal of dry, sunny weather in the offing through much of england and wales. wet and windy weather to the extreme north—west, top temperatures, 9—16, where they should be for this time of year. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, the isoba rs moving out of tuesday into wednesday, the isobars will squeeze together and swing around to a north—westerly, a cold source yet again, a windierfeel to the day, ga

wet and windy weather for the south—west of england and wales as well. elsewhere, still breezy but with some sunshine. i will have a full forecasts for you in about 15 minutes. thank you very much. good morning. first, our main story. the parents of madeleine mccann say they believe their daughter is still alive and real progress is being made to find her. in an interview with the bbc ahead of the 10th anniversary of her disappearance they've also defended the costs of the ongoing investigation. last week, scotland yard confirmed it's still pursuing critical lines of inquiry. laura tra nt reports. not a day goes by where they don't remember her. but the ten—year anniversary of their daughter madeleine's disappearance is a reminder of what should have been. it is time we should have had with madeleine. it is time we should have been five. it feels stolen. the three—year—old disappeared from her bedroom while her parents were eating at an on—site restaurant at a hotel. more than £11 million has been spent on the search for her. i know she is a sin

on good friday the rain scoots down the west coast, affecting wales, north—west england, south—west england, leading us england, south—west england, leading us into the easter weekend. in brief, mostly dry. there will be sunshine. some showers, particularly in the north and the east on saturday and still that chilly north—westerly wind. so lou and dan, it is goodbye to 25 celsius for now at least! 0h, oh, carol. it's not her fault! no, it is never carol‘s fault. i was enjoying the temperature, shorts out! the rising cost of car insurance is what many of our viewers are talking about. good morning. the cost of the average motor insurance policy is now £110 year higher than it was last year ago — that‘s according to research by the comparison site, confused.com. it is to do with expensive repairs, tax increases and changes to the rules on injury payouts are pushing up prices and means drivers are paying an average of over £780 a year. experts predict this could pass £1,000 by next year. it‘s not the only thing going up. sticking with your broadband provider after an introductor

west oakland is our home. wherever we went we knew to come back home. >> she is a director of the community services who say they began complaining to the property owner last october about unsafe living conditions. >> we found that the first floor was in much more worse shape than the seconds floor. so, therefore, we needed him to come in and fix the building. >> attorney james cook represents the organization because they were np the process of being evicted for failure to pay rent. they say a candle was what set the fire. >> if do you have a burning candle that sets something on fire if some of the issues were fixed, maybe the devastation wouldn't be so bad. >> their main focus is bur eeg the victims and helping the displaced find somewhere to live. >> we are to ensure that these individuals have their needs met. we are working to find housing as we speak. >> the lawyer says he will recommend that the victims obtain other attorneys but he could not provide any details beyond what happened. in the next days t

the west of england will be easily into the low 20s. i think around 22, 23 degrees will be the top temperatures, maybe about ten or 11 in the far north and west. but we do have a weather front drifting its way south sunday night into monday, and as that happens it is going to shut the warm air out of the way. colder air will follow along behind, so monday a very different look and a very different feel to things. there is going to be a lot more cloud in the sky. it is going to be quite breezy. there will be a few more showers dotted around, as well, and temperatures will be taking a bit of a tumble. it is bbc world news. the top story: the chinese leader xi jinping it is bbc world news. the top story: the chinese leader xijinping has arrived in florida for his first face—to—face talks with president trump. the key issues will be north korea's is i'll programme. mr trump also previously said he would make china pay for the big trading balance between china and the us. in a statement obtained by the bbc, the basque military movements

a few showers to the north and west, a bit more as you go further to the west. a lot of that is falling a part as it reaches the area. nonetheless you'll see showers for the morning commute. for the most part, the daytime i felt is dry. high of 75. warmer than yesterday's high, 63. 8578, 57 you'll see showers around at 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., mostly dry, 60 degrees, i think we're dry at lunchtime, 65. couple of peeks of sunshine breaking through the clouds here or there through the afternoon. #3:00 p.m., 73. 6:00 p.m., 75 degrees. here's what to expect, afternoon we'll see breaks of sun lots of clouds. temperatures are mild in the mid 70s. there's a shower or thunderstorm again late tonight and that leads into tomorrow morning's commute. once again in the morning, it could be wet tomorrow. but here's a look at tomorrow afternoon,le 0 degrees, -- 80 degrees, that's sounds nice. clouds and peeks of afternoon sun. unsettled for the next couple of days. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, early showers, warmer, 75. a shower or thunderstorm tonight and into t

similarfor the west of for some rain along the north coast. similar for the west of scotland. and where we have sunshine by day across eastern scotland, we will have clear spells overnight and also across parts of wales and the south—west. it could get cold enough in these areas for some frost. but temperatures elsewhere are holding up temperatures elsewhere are holding up well. tomorrow we start off cloudy, some bricks in the cloud, and then as we go through the day some breaks elsewhere. so you could see some sunshine but equally the odd showerfor the see some sunshine but equally the odd shower for the west of scotland and northern isles. friday, another largely dry day with spells of sunshine in some places. generally quite a lot of cloud but then we get to the weekend. high pressure has been bringing us dry weather and might make it a little bit chilly on friday night. but into the weekend we begin to draw in these southerly winds. that will waft warm air across many parts of the country so temperatures are going to begin to climb. a decent looking day on saturday, some

—— west bromwich albion. if they'd finished second we finished fifth, that means nothing. if it is the other way around, that is everything. it is not about objectives and a fight for objectives. we want to try and play championship football and we still have doors open. boxing promoter eddie hearn has told the bbc that there's no guarantee of a rematch between anthonyjoshua and wladimir klitschko, regardless of the result of their heavyweight title fight this saturday. both had a workout that was open to fans last night, and they'll meet the media at the pre—fight press conference this afternoon. before 90,000 fans pack wembley stadium for the unification fight. but hearn says only demand will determine whether the two men meet again. you can hear it on bbc 5 live. early stages of the first world snooker champoinship semifinal at the crucible. so let's show you some live pictures now. this is a repeat of the final from last year. monica o'sullivan was beaten in the last round. they are down to one table at

warmer the further west, as high as 17 in the north—west highlands. we have premier league action tomorrow. no real problems at mild united or everton but later on, during the journey mild united or everton but later on, during thejourney home, mild united or everton but later on, during the journey home, there mild united or everton but later on, during thejourney home, there might be wetter weather spreading through the london area. the main area of rain pushes north, north wales, east anglia and fringes into northern england. by penkull on monday it is really just scattered showers across the southern half of the uk, good spells of sunshine after most of northern england, northern ireland and scotland it will be financed right. a range of temperatures, ten or 11 for the north sea coast, further west it is 15. a cool day on the north sea coast on tuesday with a little rain and inland, further west, much brighter and should be sunshine credible feel warmer as well. but the rest of the week it is looking good, lots of dry weather, light wind for most

some rain and drizzle in north—west england and the far north—west england and the far north—west of wales. most will have a dry day. brightening up this afternoon in scotland. continuing with sunny spells in central, southern and eastern england. temperatures could get up to 15 degrees. cooler further temperatures could get up to 15 degrees. coolerfurther north. more cloud tonight in northern areas. a wea k cloud tonight in northern areas. a weak weather front going south across northern england and wales. drizzle here and there. very few and little in the way of significant rainfall. frost limited to parts of kent. mostly without frost. thursday, a cloudy day for england and wales. the odd spot of rain. mostly dry. rights in eastern scotla nd mostly dry. rights in eastern scotland and into the afternoon in the north of england in the east of northern ireland. some sunny spells on an overall cloudy day. tomorrow. the pennines in the north—east of scotla nd the pennines in the north—east of scotland could hit 15 degrees. working down from the north. this will bring rain to the no

a gunman shoots a man in the head in west philadelphia. now police are looking for the killer. >> a center city block is closed as crews work to repair a cave-in on the roadway and you know what, it's in a bad spot. it's going to cause some traffic headaches. >> maybe the weather will make up for it. the good news is you could wear those short sleeves and shorts again today. accuweather is tracking a record tying warm temperature today. >> i got to tell you yesterday afternoon there was a little bit of a breeze. it felt great. >> yeah. >> no matter what was going on it really lifted your mood and dave murphy has more on that and karen rogers is taking a look at your weather -- at your commute. good morning. >> went for a 3-mile walk yesterday at the height of the afternoon heating and it really was nice. it's sunscreen weather now though so make sure you hydrate and put on the sunscreen if you'll be out today. looks like we'll get a decent amount of sunshine to start. there are some additional clouds out to the west but generally speaking