garvin: and that is just what darren did. he took 3 weeks off from his job at the water treatment plant, and working day and night, covered an entire wall and the ceiling of the pediatric family waiting area. darren: because people there with little kids, and then people sittin', getting worse diagnosises than we got. and if there was some way to take somebody's mind off of that and you just get 'em out of the moment for a minute, that's worth a lot. garvin: darren says the mural is also a way to say, "thanks," to the doctors and nurses who eventually saved his son's life. and what better to celebrate such good work than with such a great piece of work. announcer: coming up, hammer, nails, and lots of ambition. some small south bay students have a big idea. their story next in our "bay area proud" special. [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm w

in the case of darren went. he's the man accused of killing the family in the couple of northwest mansion two years ago. >> in a new court filing, darren went has been listed as possible contribute or a found on a knife. >> reporter: darren went is accused of viciously stabbing and beating to death the couple's mansion in may of 2015. until now, there had been no direct to a possible murder weekend. investigators said darren went dna cannot be excluded from hair found inside the house as but only two had been made public until now. prosecutorna had been found on a pizza crust inside the home and it al been found on a reflect invest inside the stolen porsche. in you new report. prosecutors list 14 items which that went was possible contributor. including a knife from the basement, a 3201 woodland drive. report also says darren went's dna cannot be excluded from hairs found on a piece of bedding and a hard hat. the attorney was not representing darren went said the report raises a number of questions >> what type

darren went was captured and taken into custody days after the murders. police say he held the family hostage and only killed them after setting house on fire, and $40,000 was delivered to the house. however, the fire did not consume a pizza box that prosecutors say contained a piece of crust with went's dna. his trial is now set for september of next year. the dna report was filed in advance of a june 9 hearing in which darren went will be asked if he wants to waive his right to have the dna retested. the us attorney's office declined to comment report. we also reached out to defense attorney who has not responded. >>> take a live look outside now. many people have already hit the road this holiday weekend but they say prepare to attend cook-outs or cook-outs or head to the beach, will the weather cooperate over the next few days? >> gwen is here with more on what we can expect. little cloudy right now >> you're absolutely right. of the clouds are rolling in. unfortunately, it's going to be a pretty unsettled weekend. and with all the holiday happenings,

darren went was captured and taken into custody days aft murders. he held the family hostage and only killed them after setting the house on fire and 40,000 was delivered to the house. however the fire did not consume a pizza box that prosecute rz say contained a piece of crust with his dna. his trial is now set for september of next year paul wagner. >> that was paul wagner reporting. this dna report was filed in advance of june 9 hearing in which went will be asked if he wants the right to have dna retested and u.s. attorney office declined to comments on the report and we reached out to the defense attorney who at this hour has not responded. >> friend and family said their final goodbyes to a bowie state university student murdered graduation. funeral second lieutenant richard collins the iii was held at upper baptist upper marboro. collins was commissioned as a second lieutenant days before he was stabbed in unprovoked attack university of maryland. today collins friends, family and colleagues remembered him for being a caring and driven person

darren, you both have a good sunday. >>> north korea also a big story today. firing off another missile test last night. thought to be a new type of intermediate range projectile. it was fired from the northwestern which of kusong. it reportedly travelled about 430 miles before dropping in the sea of japan. it was aiming closer to russia than japan, actually. missile experts said that's far enough to reach the u.s. military bases on guam. that's america's most furthest west base. the timing comes justs day after the swearing-in of the new south korean president moon jae-in on wednesday who called the action a reckless provocation and promised a decisive response. >>> stopping cyber attacks around the world. the one thing that investigators now know after stopping a strike that struck more than 150 countries holding users' files for ransom. >>> plus adding a new option on your driver's license. the move some states are considering that's never been done in the country before. tech: when your windshield trust safelite autoglass.. our exclusive trueseal technolog

erin: every time i'm at nats park i'm like where is darren? nationals hope to sweep mariners this afternoon but it didn't go as planned. anthony rindone did his part with another home run his fourth in three games. the nats had a 2-0 lead in the sixth. jacob turner on in relief of gio gonzalez and nelson cruz lights him up like a christmas tree. three-run bomb to center. seattle goes on to win it 4-2. the nationals begin a three-game series with the padres tomorrow. the swimmer of the year briefly quit the sport she loves but then she realized he is wasn't ready to walk away from swimming for good. >> mclean's high school is this year's swimmer of the year. >> definitely there is a lot of competition. to win it is an honor. >> but last year she took a break from swimming and she almost swit -- quit the sport. >> i was going to practice and i put in work. i got to the meet. i had a mental block. i wasn't able to compete at the level i was supposed to. >> now she is happy she never gave up. >> definitely. i didn't picture myself ever being here.

and darren has the weather. good morning. many of us have been kept awake by the heat and perhaps some thunderstorms. these storms will push north today. high temperatures. still the chance of more rain over the rest of the weekend. join me later. thanks. good morning. police investigating the manchester suicide bombing have arrested three more men in the last 12 hours during raids in the city. 11 people are now in custody. across the country, security arrangements for events planned for the bank holiday weekend have been reassessed. extra officers are expected to be on duty at football cup finals in england and scotland and the great manchester run. sarah smith reports. armed police on the streets of hull. the security at the festival taking place here this weekend has been reassessed, as it has at hundreds of other events. the operation in manchester may be making good progress, according to counter—terrorism detectives, but the threat level remains at its highest. as well as radio one's big weekend in hull, a strict secu

darren? my heart went out to the victims of the dreadful manchester attack just a couple of weeks back. i was brought up couple of weeks back. i was brought up as couple of weeks back. i was brought upasa couple of weeks back. i was brought up as a child in manchester and i remember very much the bombing campaigns of the ira at that time. what we have got to do is make sure we have sufficient investment in our security services and i have been pleased the uk government have made available almost 5.5 billion extra for additional 1900 more officers for additional 1900 more officers for m15, for additional 1900 more officers for mi5, mi6 for additional 1900 more officers form15, mi6 and for additional 1900 more officers for m15, mi6 and gchq. that is a record in terms of our investment in counterterrorism and cyber crime that will pay dividends in the future. 3500 people under surveillance by m15 who have had marked success in foiling several terrorist attacks since the london attack, and of cou

>> striking fear into others has also landed darren bailey in prison, but he took things beyond the fear stage. >> oh, man. it was kind of gruesome, man. bodies all found and everything like that. for this area, it's not really easy to walk through. we're not having a typical conversation now. now we're dealing with something more personal. as much as i try to move on, i'm still haunted by that past. >> bailey didn't elaborate on the crimes that got him incarcerated, but with the personal camera our producer let him use, he revealed a violent past in prison as well. >> when i first got sentenced, man, i started stabbing police. you know, i targeted them. okay, well, yeah, i did what i did. okay. and since ya'll want to sentence me excessively, all right, i got pain. so y'all got pain. now we all got pain. >> until recently, bailey's time at indiana state has been marked by violence and outbursts of anger. >> your unit, your [ bleep ], man. your unit. [ bleep ] you. i ran professionally. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] you. i've always thought that you're not going to go home anyway, so why tolerate

darren, what do you think? we have got a lot of heat around in the sunshine, we also have some storms. this is my pick of the morning so far. this is my pick of the morning so fa r. west this is my pick of the morning so far. west sussex, where we have cloud cloud lightning. those storms have been developing in the south—west in the early hours this morning, and this narrow line, if you like, of rain is still producing some thunderstorms, but not as many. that will head north, possibly into manchester, possibly into hull. we see wet weather developing in northern ireland and a second batch of storms heading from north wales into the north—west of england. north—west scotland should be relatively sunny. temperatures should reach 20 degrees. we are likely to see late storms across western fringes of scotland. this is the heavy rain that could affect manchester and head north across northern england. we have much cooler weather as it turns wet in northern ireland, and a cool breeze and more cloud for wales a

. :01 :19 krystel 1:07 darren take pkg krystel boulos, utilizo por anos varias aplicaciones para conseguir la pareja ideal, o un simple amigo. pero la mayora de sus citas asegura esta joven fracasaron al revelar que consume cannabis. take sot-1 krystel boulos/fumadora de cannabis in:11:20:47 out: 11:20:55 "esta el estigma de esta persona se va a molestar cuando se entere que fumo marihuana" pero para las personas que adoran fumar marihuana como krystel, ya existe una aplicacin para ayudar a los amantes del cannabis a conectarse entre si. se trata del saludo coloquial en ingles "hi there". take sot-4 krystel boulos/fumadora de cannabis in:11:23:58 out: 11:24:05 "la mayoría de estas personas fuman para relajarse al final del día, conocer a una persona después de tener un día largo". uno de los creadores de la red social dice que la idea de esta aplicacin es ayudar aquellos que buscan una pareja con gustos parecidos. los usuarios pueden encontrarse a travs de perfiles con fotografas, nombre, edad y lugar de residencia. as como preferencias de donde y a que nivel les gusta consumir la drog

darren sproles and marcus smith are missing but look who is here. flexor cox. the tackle took a lot of heat from missing last week's section, the coach was disappointed but now he is happy that the stud run stopper is whack in the fold. he explained he was spending time with his family. >> no, no. it was not an issue a time where my family, my whole family could take off work and it's the time i get to spend with them. and back again, that is what is important football and my family is important to me and means a lot. >> anything that a coach says whether it's praising a guy for being here or critical for not being here or even sort of excusing a guy that is not here it takes away from the voluntary nature of it. we worked through things like that before. >> first round draft pick darren barnett. they call him as tough as can be he is humble and hungry and ready to work. >> this is the nfl and i have to improve every day. >> are you? >> i'm learning every day yes. and watching film and the next day i correct it. >> tiger woods put out a statement yesterday apol

and darren has the weather. good morning. some warm sunshine developing today, watch out later on, though, because more storms arriving in the south, they will push northwards this evening, overnight and into tomorrow. join me laterfor more details. good morning. first, our main story. police investigating the terror attack in manchester have released new images of salman abedi, the man who carried out the bombing, on the night of the attack. with 11 men under arrest and searches at addresses across the north—west of england, police say they are putting together a picture of his last hours, as esyllt carr reports. in a crowd he would barely have been noticed. this is the manchester bomber salman abedi on the night he murdered 22 children, women and men. a rucksack on his back, he'd flown in from libya five days earlier. police have released this picture, its background removed, because they want information about what he did in that time. day and night they've crisscrossed manchester, raiding buildings, making arrests. this

coming up shortly darren will have the weather. but first at 7:30, a summary of this morning's main news. police investigating the manchester suicide bombing have arrested three more men in the last twelve hours. 0vernight police raided a house in the cheetham hill area of the city. 11 people are now in custody. across the country security arrangements for events planned for the bank holiday weekend have been reassessed. extra officers are expected to be on duty at football cup finals in england and scotland and the great manchester run. and police have now released the name of the final victim of monday's attack. megan hurley was 15 and from liverpool. her brother was seriously injured. leaders of the world's leading industrial nations, the g7, have agreed on new action to counter terrorism at a summit in sicily. they have agreed that internet companies need to do more to tackle the spread of extremist content online. but the leaders were unable to reach an agreement on climate change with differences remaining between us presiden

host: all right, darren's thoughts there in washington, d.c. you've got speaker of the house paul ryan yesterday morning, sat down with mike allen for a conversation about the legislative agenda. he talked about that healthcare vote, where republicans passed their american healthcare act by a margin of two votes. here's what he had to say about it. >> 2/3 of our members came since 2010, in sort of what i would call anti-obama waves in conservative districts to fight. in four months, we had to go from being an on the part of simple party to a governing party. the healthcare, i wouldn't want to repeat the healthcare experience, but i'm glad we went through it. i thought it was very cathartic. i'm glad we went through it. what it did, it got our members to acknowledge that they had to come to consensus, that a person with an r-22 district in deep texas had to accommodate, consider, think about and work with a person with a moderate, lean democrat suburban district in the northeast. and getting our members to do that is something they hadn't had to

thank you very much darren. we will have more of the weather later in the programme. 80 minutes past six now it is time for the film review. -- 18 now it is time for the film review. —— 18 minutes past six. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? as i'm sure you must have noticed, there is a new pirates of the caribbean movie coming into cinemas. why? laughter. baywatch goes from small screen to big screen. and the other side of hope. let's kick off with the pirates of the caribbean, they are billing it as jack searching for the trident of poseidon. every single one of these films, this is the fifth, has a search quest. this time it's for the trident of poseidon. the last time we were with pirates of the caribbean, it was one that everyone felt was like an afterthought. the reason we are back is because these movies make a huge amount of money. we have some of the old cast, some new faces. but genera

now the weather with darren bent. hello, there is some welcome rain for farmers and growers on the way over the week ahead and initially it is coming from this area of low pressure that is heading from a long way south towards the uk and it is going to draw up some warm air which holds some moisture, hence the chance of rain. the cloud is on its way up from the south—west already. this band of cloud brought a band of rain earlier on. that has cleared away and we have seen showers and sunshine. the showers will fade away this evening and will be clear for good parts of the night across eastern areas, but out towards the west thickening cloud with that area of low pressure approaching and some wind and rain on the way. ahead of that temperatures are eight or nine degrees. heading into monday morning and we have got the rain beginning to spill its way in across much of scotland for the rush hour. quite wet across the south—west, argyll and bute, brighter towards the north of scotland. still largely dry towards the ea

darren has beaten nottinghamshire before wickets in the only match of the day. —— durham have beaten. a match memorable for england's alex hales hitting a century for notts that contained one particularly astonishing six. he managed a total of three in his innings of 104. but with this one, he found the only open window in a radio commentary box and the ball was picked up by one of the two gentlemen from the bbc covering the match. impressive accuracy, i think you'll agree. what you also might be able to agree on is that the commentary might be worth hearing, so after showing you how it looked, now let's play you how it sounded, courtesy of bbc radio nottingham's, dave bracegirdle... bowles, hales hits this towards me. it's coming towards me. it's coming into here! it's come to my commentary position and i've got it. wow, wow, wow! yes, indeed, it's a lwa ys wow, wow, wow! yes, indeed, it's always a good idea to pay attention. look up to the sky when you are watching cricket. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the

here is darren bent. thank you, cooler and fresh air is moving in over the uk. at the moment that fresh air is somewhere towards the north—west and we still have this very humid air across the uk that has been bringing with it some storms in the early hours of this morning. the southerly breeze has been pushing the showers northwards today. whilst we have not seen anything thundery for a while, it has been a miserable sort of damp day across much of the midlands with wetter weather moving northwards across scotland. still a few storms across scotland. still a few storms across the channel that could cut some southern parts of the uk but the tendency is to push the wetter weather northwards, most of it heading out towards the north sea, so becoming dry overnight, but hanging on to a good deal of cloud, still be humid here, so temperatures around 13, 1a across a good part of england and wales. the chance of more sunshine on the way for tuesday. by the morning most places will be dry. still some cloud around, particularly across the east of england, but that clou

always a pleasure to see you, darren. looking forward to the sunshine and the warmth. if you are a gardener you will be doing a lot of watering over the weekend, last week, low pressure and a lot of rain, this week, the opposite, rain pushed away as the high pressure built in across our shores, then draws into really warm air from the near continent at the end of the week, temperatures could get even higher than they do today. 25 degrees today across the south—east of the uk, temperatures will climb as we draw in the warm air. blue skies and yellow fields of buttercu ps blue skies and yellow fields of buttercups in blue skies and yellow fields of buttercu ps in west blue skies and yellow fields of buttercups in west berkshire, grey skies and buttercu ps buttercups in west berkshire, grey skies and buttercups here in belfast, so you can see the contrast we have had across the uk, and put the map up, you can see how we have more cloud across scotland, moving away from northern ireland, some rain heading its way towards the northern isles. skies will clearfor many of us

and get him working with carson and wendell and darren and working the combination. and again evaluating that group, you know there is a lot of different possibilities. >> we have to get comfortable here and got to be around these guys and these are the guys are you working with so you have to get comfortable with them and learn their pernlts and you know so it's a good thing for the last couple of days. left tackle jason peters mia at ota's is he protecting his blind spot and he is determined to have a season for the ages at right tackle. >> i feel like playing and being the best right tackle i can. best right tackle in the nfl and stay on the field and play a complete season and i think it will be a big year for me. >> lets hope so. >> they may be young but this is not little league, produce and play if not take a seat. that is where miguel franco and rupp find themselves on the bench for the phillies and they could use a hug and wins. phillies are struggling losing 19 of their last 24 games. the second worst team in baseball, what keeps up the morale in the clubho

here's darren bett. today was the warmest day of the year until tomorrow. we had the sunshine boosting temperatures in bristol and the south west today. in scotland, the best of the sunshine has been across more eastern parts of the country. on the map, you can see the extent of the cloud. and we saw temperatures of 26 degrees around london and pershore. it's a fine evening in store, lots of sunshine. the skies overnight. in scotland, some patchy fog forming. a really warm and muggy night. temperatures will rise rapidly in the sunshine in the morning. a bit ofa the sunshine in the morning. a bit of a misty start around irish sea coasts. a bit of fair cloud developing inland but on the whole, lots of blue skies. temperatures a few degrees higher than today, widely into the mid—20s. on friday, we will find lots more sunshine on the way. another dry, sunny and very warm day, the breeze perhaps picking up warm day, the breeze perhaps picking upa warm day, the breeze perhaps picking up a little and pushing that warmth into scotland, where temperatures are like

and he hopes more is out there.chief darren pytel/davis police department "there's allegations that language was used from the crowd, we don't have any of that yet as evidence. so, for both the internal investigation and criminal investigation, that could be very important evidence,"the city hired former sac county sheriff john mcginness to look into the officer's conduct. reichel questions the motive since the city already has an auditor to investigate police misconduct.chief darren pytel/davis police department "based on the news reports and the conflicting accounts, we thought it was important in this case to do that,"the chief says mcginnis has the experience to know if there's a problem in the department and whether internal changes need to be made. ( pam )( pam ) two officers were hurt during the davis picnic day fight. one suffered injuries to an eye and his face.... another had a head wound from getting hit with bottle. (steve) several great white sharks spotted in shallow waters off the southern california coast have prompted a new shark advisory off long beach. take a look

for more, i'm joined by darren soto from florida. representative, thank you for being here. one of the things that you and i and a lot of folks here do we watch the sunday shows. >> absolutely. >> and some are saying, you know, it is the -- is the budget already forgotten by the white house because they didn't push out any of what might be a typical barrage of numbers experts that would support this very budget. but we didn't see that today. why? >> well, i think because it was dead on arrival. but it also is a statement of their values. so we have to take it seriously. you know, this was a classic case of a reverse robin hood where they took trillions from the poor, from health care. to try to prop up tax cuts for the rich. more trickle down economics that hasn't worked in the past and won't work in the future either. >> the claim is and question heard from mick mulvaney there, because of the tax cuts you will see increased gdp and the questions were very pointed. the focus is goi to be moving it to 3%. most thinkers though s that's not likely. >> well, we saw the cbo still

tell me if you are not going to cover it, darren. it is simply that the ethanol mandate, the renewable fuel standard, is a central planning scheme. look, lenin and stalin at least had the intellectual humility to stop at five-year plans. this was a 17 year plan. as a result, 40% of u.s.: crop is in effect free allocated to be burned in gasoline tanks. this artificially raises the demand for corn, hence the price for corn. corn is one of the three main food staples in the world. corn, rice and soy. all of these staples compete for customers and land. when you raise the price of corn, you end up having repercussions throughout the global food system. what i had here was just a slide from a study by the center for regulatory solutions, that is part of the small business and after printer should counsel. they calculate for example that just in california over about 20 years, that the increases in food prices -- and also because ethanol impairs fuel economy, the increases in fuel purchases -- that's another cost -- would depress labor inc

i'll start with darren in new mexico. darren! >> first-time caller, jim. and thanks for all your lessons. >> quite welcome. >> i have a long position in sh shopify and what i need is a measuring stick on when to expect profits on their balance sheet. >> i've got to tell you, they're doing all the great things i want in terms of revenue growth. i don't know, let this one ride. it was a good quarter. let's go to kenny in connecticut. kenny? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course. skbl >> caller: i have a question about chemours company, cc. where do you see it going from here? >> we're very worried about all commodity and all commodity chemicals. and i've got to tell you, you've had a really good run in cc. i would ring the register on half of it right now. take it out. because commodity chemicals are not doing well right now. let's go to victor in georgia. victor! >> hello, jim. thanks for taking my call tonight from south georgia, right above tallahassee. >> man, i've been there many times. >> caller: yeah, man, i know you have. s

the party is due to be represented by represented by their wales education spokesman darren millar. he'll be joined by labour's carwyn jones, plaid cymru's leanne wood, lib dem mark williams and ukip's neil hamilton. lets cross to cardiff now and talk to my colleague huw edwards — who is chairing tonight's debate. thank you very much, clive. as you pointed out, no shortage of controversy pointed out, no shortage of co ntrove rsy ever pointed out, no shortage of controversy ever in welsh politics. we are here in cardiff, in a stadium which is a famous cricket ground. we are in the indoor sports hall where glamorgan cricket do some of their training. podiums are ready and the leaders will be here later. some controversy about who is representing the conservatives. it is not the secretary of state for wales, alun cairns, or andrew rt davies, it is darren miller, one of their assembly members and spokesman. even today, there is a sense of tension within conservative ranks. with mr davies expressing surprise, he says, that alun cairns is not turning up here today. i should make clear,

. >> reporter: >> i'm darren roberts. i'm the cofounder of high there. >> a lot of people say that smoking pot is a dating deal breaker. is that one for you? >> not at all. it's a turn on. >> reporter: call it match for people that like mary jane. it's called high there and it's connecting people who like pot. >> close to half a million people on the app right now. >> reporter: half a million people. >> around the world. >> reporter: one dating survey from 2015 says 70% of all singles say pot smoking is a turn off. >> moderation. >> my exgirlfriend. >> reporter: how did that girl? >> she's my exgirlfriend for a reason. >> you might wonder how high there makes it money, right now they are building a community and in time they hope to do where they can actually turn a profit eventually. >>> john peck makes it look easy in the pool but with each stroke he is defying medical expectations. the marine veteran lost both of his arms and legs in an ied explosion in afghanistan. >> my right arm is moving. which is surprising everyb

. >> darren criss, so we know he's playing andrew cunanan and they actually have video of him re-enacting the scene where he shoots versace. >> the weirdest thing is he just walks away. harvey: this guy when he puts glasses on, he looks like cunanan. >> don't you feel like there's something eerie about this though? harvey: yeah, that's what

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authorities want to talk to darren and donna hensman that broke out at their home. the home was in foreclosure and they claim they saw a man packing up shortly before the fire broke out. it is believed the couple is heading to texas or clear water florida. >>> bill cosby is publicly addressing his sexual assault scandal for the first time in more than two years. radio host says he interviewed cosby for 30 minutes. in clips released yesterday, cosby seems to suggest racism and revenge are behind the allegations against him. what this could mean for cosby's criminal trial which starts next >> reporter: in radio interview, bill cosby appears to blame racism for his sexual assault scandal. >> i just truly believe that some of it may very well be that. >> reporter: he also seems to claim his dozens of accusers were, quote, piling on. >> are you telling me that they're all lying? >> you know better than that. >> reporter: he has actually been sued for defamation, so there's no way he's walking into that threat. >> reporter: cbs news analyst say it could be part of an effo

. >> seconds later darren ware said this is what they were looking at on april 20th, 2016, when the prince george's county fire assistant chief off duty had just left the funeral for fallen firefighter john elmsnyder. he spotted the car smoking on the side of the road. >> i pulled the door to see if it was open and there was no response. >> the woman had suffered a medical issue. a deputy fire chief and good samaritan stopped quickly thereafter, gave ware a tool and they broke through the driver's side window, but the woman unexpectedly stomped on the gas and the car ran a her out. quick note, the american legion was chartered and incorporated by congress in 1919 as a patriotic veterans organization. there's 2.4 million members in each department that can only nominate one person as firefighter of the year. it's a huge honor, but there's other things done ware says that aren't always recognized. >> the main thing i would say is we are here to do a job and it really doesn't matter who gets the reward. we're just here to do the best we can to protect and serve the public. >> to this day the

let's look at the weather and joining us is darren. summer weather is on the way. it seems to be arriving early this summer seems to be arriving early this summer sunshine, but more fine weather to come through the rest of this week. the pressure pattern tells a story. we have got weak weather fronts brushing the north—west of the uk. perhaps tomorrow, but it will be dry with high pressure building right the way across the uk. that tends to slide away out towards the west. it draws in some airfrom away out towards the west. it draws in some air from the near continent. whilst it will be very warm this week especially when you get the sunshine, it is later on in the week, maybe into saturday, we draw in the warm airfrom the near continent and it could get hot. temperatures not far off the record for this time of year. we have had more cloud across northern ireland, some drizzly showers too. we've got one or two showers across the far north of england. most of the wet weather is in scotland. there could bea weather is in scotland. there could be a few heavy bursts

. >> darren criss, so we know he's playing andrew cunanan and they actually have video of him re-enacting the scene where he shoots versace. >> the weirdest thing is he just walks away. harvey: this guy when he puts glasses on, he looks like cunanan. >> don't you feel like there's something eerie about this though? harvey: yeah, that's what

time for a look at the weather with darren bett. .. with darren bett. brilliant weather as well, one suspects. that is right. sparkling day across the bulk of england and wales and we have seen temperatures of 25 degrees in central london. what cloud further north, and still further showers across the north of england. as we head into the evening most of the rain is across scotland, especially in the north, that will work its way towards the northern ireland ‘s. the skies were clear for most of us except towards the south—west where there will be low cloud. that will head towards the channel islands. chilly overnight in rural scotland, but sunshine on the way. more cloud than today in mid and south wales. some of that cloud may affect the midlands. we will see patchy cloud elsewhere but it looks like a good day for most. temperatures at least into the high teens. perhaps not quite as warm as it was today. but it will get hotter as the week goes on, with high pressure around , as the week goes on, with high pressure around, it will be drier, more sun

now darren has the weather. many parts still dry as we had through the afternoon, with some sunshine, lighter winds and yesterday, but this cloud massing across the channel. storms had a particularly towards the southbank —— south—west of england. sharp showers in the south—east where temperatures into the mid—20s. cooler around the moray firth, 27 degrees yesterday, nearer 15 or 16 today. that's enough in the sunshine, not very nice if you were underneath these downpours. they will continue to push northwards. storms and heavy rain becoming more extensive storms and heavy rain becoming more exte ns ive a cross storms and heavy rain becoming more extensive across england and wales overnight. lighter rain for northern cooler kris commons, a muddy and uncomfortable night across the south. storms and heavy rain from northern england in the morning. the rain making further inroads across scotland, clearing away from northern ireland to the south. it may brighten to give us some sunshine. quite warm muggy t

. >> reporter: darren renault letty oversees code enforcement for oakland planning and building. he says unless the issue is life threatening the city gives landlords up to 30 days to fix violations but we found oakland land lords take months to start repairs if they do them at all. leaving tenants without heat, moldy walls, even conditions inspectors called deplorable. how do the landlords get away with it. >> it is a public issue what's the best way to get owners to take care of thfr property. >> reporter: landlords can face penalties ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. the city of oakland issued $3.7 million in fines over the last three years but only collected half. >> we teep hearing over and over from the tenants that the landlords don't have motivation to fix things because there is no enforcement. what douse to that? >> problems are getting corrected every day. there are some problems that get corrected sooner than others. >> what do you say to people who think the item is broken because they are living in these conditions and nothing seems to be chang

you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i‘m @tomdonkinbbc the weather now with darren bett. hello, good morning. so near, yet so far away. we had some rain around during the first half of the weekend. it came in with this cloud front, just clipped the south—west of england, running through the english channel. that cloud is moving southward into the near continent. across the far north—east of scotland we have got some low cloud that will bring drizzle as we head into sunday. quite low cloud for northern and eastern scotland, perhaps filtering through the central lowlands, perhaps argyll and bute seeing more in the way of sunshine. sunny start after a chilly start across northern ireland, likewise north—west england. on the other side of the pennines there will be more cloud. wales, midland and southern england, temperatures start at 10 or 11 because of the cloud, but we should see things improving. you‘ll notice that if you are watching the cricket at lord‘s, england against ireland. skies brightening through the day. we will get some sunshine and it should

now the weather with darren bent. hello, there is some welcome rain for farmers and growers on the way over the week ahead and initially it is coming from this area of low pressure that is heading from a long way south towards the uk and it is going to draw up some warm air which holds some moisture, hence the chance of rain. the cloud is on its way up from the south—west already. this band of cloud brought a band of rain earlier on. that has cleared away and we have seen showers and sunshine. the showers will fade away this evening and will be clear for good parts of the night across eastern areas, but out towards the west thickening cloud with that area of low pressure approaching and some wind and rain on the way. ahead of that temperatures are eight or nine degrees. heading into monday morning and we have got the rain beginning to spill its way in across much of scotland for the rush hour.

darren bett has the weather. welcome rain on the way for farmers and growers over the week ahead. initially coming from this area of low pressure heading from a long way south to the uk. it will draw up warm air which holds more moisture, hence the chances of heavy rain. this band of clouds brought a band of rain earlier. it cleared away and we‘ve seen of rain earlier. it cleared away and we‘ve seen showers of rain earlier. it cleared away and we‘ve seen showers and sunshine. showers will fade away this evening and it would be clear for good showers will fade away this evening and it would be clearfor good part of the night towards eastern areas and towards the west, thickening cloud with the area of low pressure approaching and wind and rain on the way. temperatures of eight or 9 degrees. into monday morning, rain beginning to spill its way across much of scotland. in dry towards the north—east of scotland. still largely dry to the east of the pennines, heavy rain for cumbria and lancashire. a wet start for northern ireland, too. 0utbreaks lancashire. a wet start for nort

the tories will be represented by their welsh education spokesman darren millar. it is understood mr davies, who took part in the itv wales debate earlier in may, is on holiday. we can cross to cardiff now to get more from our correspondent tomos morgan. a bit of confusion about who will be in the debate. yes, an embarrassing start to the debate here today. there has been an internal row between members of the conservative party, andrew rt davies is expected to do all three debates, he did the itv debate, the leaders debate with the bbc, alun cairns the welsh secretary took over, that. today, neither of them were of the doing it. it is said that alan cans, thought that andrew rt davies was doing it, and he said that alan cans was unwilling to do it. so, the shadow education minister in wales is stepping in, the only non—leader thatis is stepping in, the only non—leader that is taking part here. today, the leader of the welsh conservatives, ukip‘s leaders in wales, neil hamilton as is mark williams from the welsh liberal democrats. differently to some other d

now then, the weather prospects, for it over the next few days, here are the details from darren burnett. over the next few days we will start to see our weather coming in from the atlantic, will mean changeable weather but fresh air as well and at the moment thatis fresh air as well and at the moment that is still a little way off but it is heading towards the uk. right 110w it is heading towards the uk. right now we are drawing up some humid air from the south and that has been bringing with it a muddy field today but also a good deal of cloud, not much sunshine. bursts of rain, thunder storms not far away but the tendency is through the rest of the night to push the wetter weather north and east into the north sea, most north and east into the north sea, m ost pla ces north and east into the north sea, most places becoming dry and staying cloudy and a bit misty, warm and humid across england and wales. heading into tuesday morning, for many parts of england, it will be starting dry, we may start to see the cloud beginning to break up as well, one or two showers towards the west, parti

darren has the latest forecast. good afternoon. welcome rain on the way forfarmers good afternoon. welcome rain on the way for farmers and growers. the rain is hit and miss. way for farmers and growers. the rain is hitand miss. we way for farmers and growers. the rain is hit and miss. we have sunshine for many parts of the country. a lovely weather watch a picture from weybridge in surrey. we did have some showers further north in rochdale, where we had some rather threatening skies. rain in eastern england and north—east scotland. we can see some specks of cloud about. not as much as we had yesterday. more places enjoying sunshine through the day. some showers around, some heavy ones cropping up in scotland. the showers are likely to be across northern ireland, blustery winds and a rumble of thunder as well. in england and wales, the showers are well scattered. most places are dry with sunshine. watch out for these developing showers in the south—west. creeping up towards the home counties in the next few hours. along the coast this is where we see things that are sunny. thing

to attend his son darren's graduation. so stepping in his place thoughts on baker making the decision to put the family first. >> he is a big family guy. this resonates to the clubhouse. everybody in the clubhouse, we are dads and sons. you know how much it means. >> if you are in the game as long as you are. there are many times that you look back and you go gosh, i wish i could have have been there. >> he drove two and a half hours to see his daughter play softball. first time. so the game takes away some of the things. he is doing what he should do. >> i thought it was good stuff. it put it in perspective. he will rejoin the team on moay so this is the national moi have an extra one. if you win and you wear 7.5 i'll pop it in the mail. we have a senior p.g.a. championship at trump golf club in materialing. singh was the leader. he was four under and he is now ten under for the tournament. the weather is playing havoc. it has been an issue. yesterday was rain and today was suspended due to high winds. back live. max sche