the island of west berlin became the staging point for the free road to the west. to all but the most prejudiced it was obvious all was far from 1953, and on june 17, ame proof. on that day a march of east berlin workers turned into a jeble rebellion against the communist regime. for some hours that regime was helpless until in desperation they called in the red army. and so because stones and courage against tanks are not enough the revolt died. after the june uprising the movement of refugees could no longer be termed a stream. it had become a flood. throughout the western sectors of berlin the humming factors were evidence of their rising prosperity. soon indeed west berlin was to become again the most powerful production center in all germany. with the confidence, there had been sorrow. crowds passed to pay homage to an who helped save their city. ernst reuter was dead but his work was already showing great results. meanwhile in the years of uneasy truce the soviet union has systematically turned her zone into a purely communist regime and blocked every attempt

he prepared the way for a stronger official tie between west germany and west berlin. nixon's mastery in american foreign policy got an early start in berlin. the next u.s. leader, president gerald ford, didn't make it to berlin. the 39th u.s. president jimmy carter did. carter, like kennedy, came to the former capital in the summer months on july 15, 1979. the president and mrs. carter arrived at tempelhof central airport and were greeted by berlin's allied come daunts, west berlin's governing mayor and other dignitaries. carter presented a wreath at the airlift memorial and signed the city's golden book. he did something no other president had done, however, by holding a town meeting in west berlin's congress hall. he fielded questions from an assembled audience about his aur amy, why trips to america were so expensive, and what the u.s. was doing to help prevent environmental catastrophes like oil spills. five years after berlin's first town meeting with a president came the first visit of the current chief executive. history will record president ronald reagan's vi

west africa all feel pride like the west african leaks got its start in dhaka . we're going to find a much more interesting name for this project over the next three days the list of the major. i'm still in it to day workshop organized by the. i see. journalists were given access to a compilation of data from six major leaks held by the i.c. i i'm just going to go through. and share with you some useful stuff for. the purpose of the workshop was not only to introduce the journalists to the data but also to help them start reading between the lines you don't go offshore and write in a name now that you want to fight taxes lawyers and potential crooks are a lot more sophisticated than that and therefore understanding how to read the signs and how to interpret the red flags in offshore documents is crucial on was that he h. on my contacts it. was up. going to talking more simple. than more in doing stories of this nature it's very important to take the right terminology to use it's not for you the journalist to see somebody has. the duty of that socrates. to go and

especially in the north and west where we have a wea k the north and west where we have a weak front. some the north and west where we have a weakfront. some nuisance the north and west where we have a weak front. some nuisance value the north and west where we have a weakfront. some nuisance value rain and drizzle in the north and west of scotla nd and drizzle in the north and west of scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, the low cloud has been clearing and despite keeping a bit offair clearing and despite keeping a bit of fair weather cloud, it will be dry and bright with strong sunshine and warmer than yesterday. it should be fine for the golf. over night the cloud thickens in the north and west and the rain turns heavier. but the main feature is how warm and humid it will be tonight. quite uncomfortable for sleeping. monday dawns on a bright note, but with heavy rain for a time in scotland and northern ireland. it should peter out. and we could get up to 31 in southern and eastern areas. it is a hot week ahead. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 12. a three—ye

still u nsettled and south—west england overnight. still unsettled tomorrow, another heavy spell of rain pushing north—eastward across heavy spell of rain pushing north—eastwa rd across england heavy spell of rain pushing north—eastward across england and wales. eventually settling into scotla nd wales. eventually settling into scotland through the day. another very windy day. temperatures getting up very windy day. temperatures getting up to between 17—22. the headlines: mps have warned british democracy is in crisis because of targeted campaigns of hate and misinformation on social media. welcome relief for some as cool air arrives, but strong winds could cause travel disruption as temperatures drop across the country. the chief constable of the west midlands admits his police force has at times provided a poorer service, and he apologises. an international arrest warrant has been issued forjack shepherd killed a woman in a speedboat accident on the river thames in london in 2015. australian sailor wendy tuck has become the

choose that may twenty second and across west africa the investigation. have started to go. maksim domini story about the dealings of business men patrice. is on the front page of loud tentative it gets picked up by radio with the supporters of the government presumably circulated on social media front page of loud tentative calling the paper's editor in chief of the. media. in the. investigation into what he calls the phantom slaughterhouse makes national news in liberia the daily observant leads with david story into caravan the bright pocket however literacy rates in the country radio is where most liberians get their news and for this story to hit it will need to transition from print to pork rinds in the days after publication this investigation it seems has failed to do that. it is the bank that helps clients break the law. now h.s.b.c. secrets around. the political impact of pasta media collaboration's coordinated by the i.c.r.c. was almost immune to the bank in the news from the public and often simply from tax authorities including its engine the panama papers inves

west germany was a prosperous country at the time. they lead a quiet life she likes to knit he enjoys handicrafts but still working. in the west german countryside there were few calls for radical change most residents of up of the various skeptical annamarie vishal later became a conservative m.p. in the state parliament but in one nine hundred sixty eight she wasn't terribly interested in politics me here. is a bit we discussed politics at home. my father was a district up. fishel and the local mad as a but i thought politics was kind of boring as on the beaked. annamarie was nineteen at the time and studying home economics at school west germany's new emergency laws general strikes street battles in france and the viet nam war were not on her list of top priorities but these issues were certainly important to a lot of other people. if i did side talking so much with we started wearing buttons and badges that had a political message like i'm against the vietnam war people didn't join the big political parties but they didn't want to

some showers in the west. patchy cloud. cloud in northern ireland and outbreaks of rain in western scotland. temperatures similarto western scotland. temperatures similar to monday. i will show you the pressure chart. towards the end of the week, showery rain in the north—east. high pressure in the south and east. we will see the temperatures creeping up. a fresh start to the week. some showers. particularly north and west. it will gradually warm up as we go through the week. by the end of the week in the week. by the end of the week in the south—east temperatures perhaps reaching 30 degrees. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at two. wildfires rage across northern california — five people are dead, hundreds of buildings have been destroyed. thousands have fled their homes. homes were exploding, cars were exploding. i have a wife and kids andi exploding. i have a wife and kids and i said i betterface time my wife just in case. i wanted to see herface one more wife just in case. i wanted to see her face one

byzantine swung west. reno was ordered to charge down the little bighorn valley to the still unseen village. and it would be custer and his 210 men who would get a clear view of the village. they would swing right up into the bluffs that overlooked this portion of the valley. and we know from a messenger that he would soon send to b entine and his village that he was exalted when he first got a glimpse of the huge village was not dispersing, just sitting there in the valley. custer took his hat to the air and said hurrah, boys, we've got them, they're sleeping in their teepees. this will be over quick and we will be back to the station. they will continue north over and never be seen alive again by the rest of the regiment. because some of raynaud's men as they were charging towards the valley from the village saw custer waving his hat. it wasn't until he was right on the village that reno caught a glimpse of this village. he was ordered to charge into it. but he saw enough evidence that perhaps it was pre

as the west africa leaks i.c.i. jay's seventh major media collaboration investigating offshore finance there can of course be legal legitimate reasons for an individual or a company to keep assets offshore over the past few years however the consortium has broken multiple stories documenting serious abuse of the system. there are good reasons why the ice has to focus on west africa for its latest investigative collaboration. the economics according to the u.n. more than sixteen billion dollars a year is moved offshore from west africa illegally which amounts to more than the g.d.p. of six of its poorest countries combined second governance authorities here either lack the ability or the will to stop money from being stashed offshore where can't be taxed and as the investigations reveal politicians are often the worst culprits . then you have the media news organizations that are on state run not typically by those in power or those close to the second bridge all too often there's a way from holding the check count w

of rain moving into the west of scotland as well. temperatures barely similar to what we are looking at tomorrow, height to mid—teens, but as we move through to mid—teens, but as we move through to the end of the week, high pressure building, this weather front will bring some outbreaks of showery rain to the north—west, so a fresh start of the week, some showers further north and west, but gradually warming up, temperatures reaching 30 degrees celsius in the south—east within the week. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: emergencies have been declared in northern california, as wildfires continue their rampage through the state, killing five people, destroying hundreds of homes and causing 40,000 people to flee.

. >> you know, oftentimes the history of the west is a very male mythic how the west was won. this is the only institution in the united states that honors those women who came west, and who made a difference, and are still making a difference. oftentimes our name cowgirl misleads women. so the different types of women are really very broad. for example, we talk about ranchers and entertainers, we talk about artists. we also talk about competitors. so it's very much a broad brush of those women who came out west and who made a difference. i'm standing inside of our hitting the gallery. this is brand new for us. there is no other gallery like this in the united states. it examines those women who are in traveling wild west shows. and wild west shows were very popular at the turn of the century. in fact, the women who are in there were a reason for the popularity. it was so unusual to see female performing feats that were routinely in these shows. so we wanted something different. so we contracted with a design firm that was in europe, in paris, and they came out and they looked

.>> often times the history of the west is a male mythic of how the west was won, the national cowgirl museum is the only institution in the united states that honors women who came west and made a difference and are still making a difference. often times our name, cowgirl, it misleads people. the different types of women we are talking about here, they are really very broad. we talk about ranchers, we talk about entertainers and artists. we also talk about competitors. it's very much a broad brush of the women who came out west and made a difference. i'm standing outside of this gallery for the brand-new gallery for us. there's no other gallery like this in the united states. it examines women who are in traveling wild west shows. now they were very popular at the turn-of-the-century. the women who were in their were the reason for the popularity. it was unusual to see females performing feats routinely in these shows. we wanted something different so we contracted with a design firm that was in europe, in paris. they came out and looked at our space and gave us something totally diff

the red area i'm worried about, the panhandleia of west virg and the areas around west virginia. 50% chance ohuerstorms during firework time. as we head farther off to the east, that chanc drops off here in the yellow. only about a 30 to 40%. as we continue to head farther off to the east into the metro area, the risk is low, only about 20%. if you're in the mountains tonight, you're going to continue to see scattered showers and thunderstorms. they will fizzle out around 8:00 p.m. so you might get lucky witt temperatures i 70s. in the western zones, a small ance for a thunderstorm or shower, but i think most fireworks displays will be fine. feeling like temperatures aroun. 90 degr what are we looking at the next few days? i'll have that forecast coming up in about ten minutes. ♪ ♪ o> scott macfarlane. breaking news o new york. it is believed someone is trying to scale the statue of lrierty t now. a woman embarking on some type of immigration protest, we believ trying to scale the statue of liberty. you are looking at le pictures provided to us by our new york affiliate wnbc. we

hot and humid to the south—east, fresher to the north—west. a few showers pushing into the western isles but the northern isles, largely dry and sunny. lots of sunshine across western parts of scotland. the chance of a shower in the east. temperatures in glasgow and in belfast too, 20 or 21 degrees in the sunshine. slightly cloudier zone across parts of northern england and into wales too. most places dry in the south—east. just a small risk of an isolated shower and temperatures once again getting up to 30 degrees or even a bit higher than that on tuesday afternoon. into the evening hours, looking dry across the country. tuesday night and wednesday morning, still hot and humid in the south and the east, temperatures here holding up into the mid—teens, slightly fresher further north—west, 11 or 12 degrees our overnight lows across scotland and northern ireland too. now, looking ahead into thursday, we'll start to see an area of low pressure trying to approach from the west, bumps into high pressure sitting out but temperatures in the sou

west texas is hard to define. geographically, it is hard to define because the definition has shifted over the years. traditionally, it was west of fort worth after the civil war. worthu can't include fort harley in west texas anymore. it is too sophisticated, to cosmopolitan for west texas. but anyway, geographically, it shifts and now it runs somewhere west of fort worth to the new mexico border. include fardoesn't west texas, el paso region. we included that in our book. the environment in west texas print much dominates the region. areas,ght be true of all but certainly the environment of west texas dominates it. in our book, the theme of environment appears in most chapters. the environment is arid or as china -- as chambers of commerce would say, sub humid. and dustegion of wind in our area. there's not much dust everywhere because they do not farm cotton. here we farm cotton so the environment has a lot of dust and wind. the environment is semiarid. it lacks rainfall. it suffers from extensive periods of dr

west africa all feel pride like the west african leaks got its start in senegal we're going to find a much more interesting name for this project over the next three days the list of the better i'm still in it today workshop organized by the i.c. i j and snow's journalists were given access to a compilation of data from six major leaks held by the i.c.i. journal i'm just going to go through. are you going to share with you some useful. tips that. the purpose of the workshop was not only change produced the journalists to the data but also to help them start reading between the lines you don't go offshore and write in a name now that you want to fight taxes lawyers and potential crooks are a lot more sophisticated than that and therefore understanding how to read the signs and how to interpret the red flags in offshore documents is crucial on was that key agent on my contacts said. wanted to kill him or simply. done more in doing stories of this nature it's very important to take the right terminology to use it's not for you the journalist to see somebody has to feel that that's the du

he spoke before the west german people in west berlin. that address came five years ago and now in 1987, further nato and warsaw pact discussions are being held on nuclear and conventional force inductions as well. as he did in 1982, president reagan is set to make another major policy speech today. and now the president is ready to begin that second historic trip to west berlin. we go live to tca and sergeant rebecca easley for details. >> we are broadcasting live from temple airport where president reagan's plane has just landed, u.s. air force i. ambassador bird has gone on to greet the american president. that's the u.n. ambassador to west berlin, and the president should be coming off the plane. there's mrs. reagan. and there is the president of the united states, ronald reagan, and his wife nancy. the president is being greeted this morning by, as i stated, the u.s. ambassador to west germany, richard bert. he is joined in his greeting by everhart deacon. john mitchell, the u.s. commandant is with the u.s. party as well as the frenc

west africa is the largest of our collaboration of investigative reporters from across west africa the vision matters to me it really seems to be badly on there i have reported. on. this from. africa. we have thirteen journalists exploring nearly thirty million offshore financial records. suppose she's there. why. is someone who has nothing no islamist no twenty any money why is she the dad talk for him on. this is a mom who's championing for some poor but makes the literates effort to deny that tax from oil same with global media collaboration's not only is that the more the merrier but the more the country. well they were. starting off so probably. the west african league's got it starting sending up we're going to find a much more interesting name for this project over the next two days and we're starting to measure. in a two day workshop organized by the i c i j and soon journalists were given access to a compilation of data from six major leaks held by the i.c. i just to go through. the palaces and share with you some. just the purpose of the workshop was not only to introduce the

and the west of scotland, maybe into the far north—west of england too. for much of england and wales, though, dry and sunny, and turning locally hot in places. we could see 28, maybe 29 celsius in the south—east. on sunday it's a similar picture — breezier, with more cloud from northern ireland and western scotland. with outbreaks of rain, could see a few showers as well pushing into wales, north—west england. but elsewhere, across most of england and eastern wales, a hot day to come. we could see one or two locations to the south—east reaching 30 or 31 celsius. so for the end of the week it looks like we'll see an increase of showers and thunderstorms for a time, and then it starts to hot up as we head on into the weekend. is the good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: pride, passion and pain. england are knocked out of the world cup by croatia. after the hope, came the heartbreak. england's dream snatched away in extra time. iam i am gutted. there are no words. we should have won tonight. w

west africa is the largest collaboration of investigative reporters from across west africa division not there's any good reason seems to be back on their reporting. we have thirteen journalists exploring nearly thirty million offshore financial records. why. is someone who has nothing no islamist no twenty in my name why is she. this is a mom who is championing the cause i'm sure makes the literates effort to deny. me tax from oil what i'm saying with global media collaboration's not only is that the more the merrier the more the country of. west africa also project the west africa leaks got its start in sending up we're going to find a much more interesting name for this project over the next two days and we're starting to measure. in a two day workshop organized by the i c i j and snow's journalists were given access to a compilation of data from six major leaks held by the i.c. i just i'm just going to go through. and share with you some. just the purpose of the workshop was not only to introduce the journalists to the data but also to help them start reading between the lines yo

from south—west england and wales into north—west england, patchy rain in places. some showers in the afternoon, so not everywhere is dry. some travellers in scotland. possibly in east anglia later. —— there are some showers in scotland. north of the weather front, quite pleasa nt north of the weather front, quite pleasant with sunny spells in the fresher feeling there. pleasant with sunny spells in the fresherfeeling there. some pleasant with sunny spells in the fresher feeling there. some lengthy clear spells across the uk tomorrow. a few showers in the western isles. there is a warm night and humidity in south—east england, but elsewhere it isa in south—east england, but elsewhere it is a decent night for sleeping. some cloud is going to build and you could catch an isolated shower in northern ireland or scotland. maybe later in england. it could be thundery. extremely and miss —— hit and miss. on thursday, there may be and miss. on thursday, there may be a shower in northern ireland, north—west scotland, maybe a thundery downpours somewhere in sou

in west texas anymore. it's too sophisticated, to cosmopolitan for west texas but anyway, geographically it shifts, and now it runs summer west of worth to of course the new mexico border. usually it doesn't include far west texas, big bend and el paso region. we conclude that in our book. the environment and was texas pretty much dominates the region. that might be said to of all ferries but certainly in five and was texas dominates it. and then about the theme of an violence seems to appear in most of the chapters. the environment is arid, or semi arid, or as chambers of commerce would say, subhuman. but also its a region of wind or does in orient. not so much in amarillo. not so much dust because they don't farm cotton. here we raise cotton so divided as a lot of dust in this area, and windy. so the environment is semiarid, wendy. it lacks rainfall. it suffers from extensive periods of drought. we have these periods of a few years of wet and then suffered years of dry. and we talk about average yearly ra

and west of scotland, maybe into the far north—west of england, as well. much of england and wales, though, dry and sunny. locally hot in places, maybe 28, 29 celsius in the south—east. on sunday it's a similar picture — breezier, with more cloud from northern ireland and western scotland. with outbreaks of rain, could see a few showers pushing into wales, north—west england. but elsewhere, across most of england and eastern wales, a hot day to come. we could see one or two locations in the south—east reaching 30 or 31 celsius. so for the end of the week it looks like we will see an increase of showers and thunderstorms for a time, and then it starts to hot up as we head on into the weekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is ben bland. our top stories: showdown in brussels. president trump demands nato countries double their defence spending. the first pictures of the rescued thai boys recovering in hospital, as more details emerge of their dramatic escape. dozens are still missing after

wales, south—west england and the north—west, more to come for north—west scotland. along the coast, it could be up to 50 com this per hour. —— 50 miles. wet morning across england as the wind pushes north—east. dry for the north—west of scotland, wet and windy, that will ease away but that rain further south will eventually start to push its way north and east was through the day and that will continue to be heavy, strong and gusty wind 50 miles per hour for the southern and western coast. showery through the afternoon, some bright spells at blustery showers never too far away. temperature wise, spells at blustery showers never too faraway. temperature wise, 17— spells at blustery showers never too far away. temperature wise, 17— 23 celsius, cooler than yesterday across east anglia and south—east england. shell is going this evening, eventually they will fade and showery rain will return the south—east of england later in the night. cooler night for northern

west indies well and truly on top. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. 29 degrees celsius was the high yesterday. that was in northern ireland. there will be a dramatic dip in the temperature here during the day ahead. we had and will have a dramatic drop in temperature for parts of scotland. you can see we had a few shower clouds yesterday. we had a few light showers across the southern half of the country. a smattering of rain for some of the gardens. we will see perhaps a little bit more during the day ahead. the change in scotland and northern ireland was brought about by this band of cloud. the odd spot of drizzle. the noticeable change is a dip in temperature. for many of us, temperatures are higher than wednesday morning. a bit more comfortable for sleeping, i'm sure. this weather system is not bringing much weather. just a line of cloud. most of the rain is further north. but it is b

my grandmother came from a tiny village on the west coast called glenelg and she had, as a west coaster, one of those people who believed in second sight and the world beyond. for her, death was always her companion, someone she would talk with, someone she felt she knew. she passed that on to me as a child. she would talk to me, as a child, about her friend death. my maiden name was gunn and my name is susan margaret which is sm gunn, so i became known as submachine. and my father was known as a great shot. so from a very early age, i would be gutting rabbits and plucking pheasants that my father had shot, because my mother wouldn't do it. that didn't faze me at all. so the physical reality of flesh, of dead bodies, albeit not human ones, was with you from an early age? then there was a time in your girlhood when you volunteered to work as a butcher's assistant. i did not volunteer. my father was a presbyterian scot and he asked me when i was 12 years old what i was going to do for a job. i thought he meant a job when i was an adult, but what he really meant was what i was going to do

towards the south—west. further outbreaks of rain. just as showers where other parts. cleaver across scotland, northern ireland. down to single figures in the countryside. early rain from the south coast toward east anglia, east midlands. up soon afterwards. one or two showers in the west. that cloud will come with more breeze. not too many showers around. chiefly across central and western scotland. gale force winds in the west possible later. the few showers in northern ireland

some showers well back to the west still in west virginia. and barely even in the pan handle of west virginia. i'm not convince that had we'll e heavy rain and it won't be widespread if it does materialize. v ay isolated risk for some flash flooding. the natiol weather service issuing the flash flood watch in abundance of caution. right now we're currently at 84 degrees. 7:00 a.m., the chance forscome tered showers north and west of washington. otherwise we start off friday mostly cloudy. 81 degrees by 9:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m., wre tracking the showers north and west washington. but closing in. at that point the temperature is 85. and then some stormfor the midday and afternoon hours. i'll walk you through hour that iour and finally, when the humidity breaks, i'll have more on that. >> we can't wai to hear that. >>> this is why police always tell us to lock our cars. a man sneaks up to a mercedes here at this d.c. gas station, opens the door and speeds away with the pump still attached. news4'shari stone explains the steps authorities are taki

west texas. but e-anyway, geographically it shifts and now it runs somewhere west of fort worth to, of course, new mexico border. usually it doesn't include far west texas, big end and el paso region. we included that in our book. environment of west texas pretty much dominates the region that might be truffe all areas but certainly environment texas dominates it. in our book the theme of environment seems to appear in most of the chapters the environment is -- or as chamber of commerce say subhuman. and in our area i'm not so much because they don't form cotton. here we raise cotton so the has a lot of dust in this area and wind. so the environment is windy -- it lacks rainfall. it suffers from extensive periods of drought. we have these periods of a few years of wet and then several years of dry. and when we talk about average yearly rainfall of about 18 inches -- well, we've got plenty of years of 13 or 9 and other years of 25 well some of the first settler who is came out here they came out i

west virginia was second, percentage increase of gdp. that is an incredible accomplishment in a short period of time. incredible. i want to thank everyone at the greenbrier for making this tournament a beautiful tribute to our military. thanks again to all the veterans here tonight and all across america. we love you, we thank you, and we will never forget you. god bless our veterans, god bless america, and happy independence day to all. thank you very much. this is a great honor. thank you. [applause] >> ♪ you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes you'll find you get what you need ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. jeffreyy morning, terry discusses whether the american dream is still attain

and west of scotland, maybe into the far north—west of england, as well. much of england and wales, though, dry and sunny. locally hot in places, maybe 28, 29 celsius in the south—east. on sunday it's a similar picture — breezier, with more cloud from northern ireland and western scotland. with outbreaks of rain, could see a few showers pushing into wales, north—west england. but elsewhere, across most of england and eastern wales, a hot day to come. we could see one or two locations in the south—east reaching 30 or 31 celsius. so for the end of the week it looks like we will see an increase of showers and thunderstorms for a time, and then it starts to hot up as we head on into the weekend. i'm sharanjit leyl in london — the headlines: croatia come from behind to beat england and book their place in the world cup final. they'll play france on sunday. showdown in brussels — as president trump demands nato countries double their defence spending. i'm rico hizon in singapore — also on the programme: dozens are still missing after japan's worst

most of them will fade but persistent rain for north—west scotla nd but persistent rain for north—west scotland and another spell of rain arriving for wales and south—west england later in the night but for others a cooler night, a more co mforta ble others a cooler night, a more comfortable night. quite a messy picture tomorrow. more rain to come. notice the squeeze in the isobars and wept again it will be windy. northern ireland potentially drier. heavy and persistent rain stretching from south—west england through wales up into the midlands. it will continue north and eastwards through the day. dry in scotland until the rain arrives in the afternoon. notice the strength of the wind. gusts could get up to 40 or 50 mph again, particularly on the southern and western coast. noticeably more windy than it has been for some time. temperatures fresh. as we going to next week, still some showers around, on monday, tuesday and wednesday. not as hot as it has been recently but later in the week it turns drier and the temperatures start to rise again. hello, a warm welcome to dateline lond

d as one of the west mesa women victims -- one of the west mesa women." and that's when angelica looked at me and started crying. she said, "no, don't tell me that. you're lying to me. don't lie to me." it's -- i said, honey, i'm not. i'm telling you the truth. >> reporter: it was a scene that no doubt had played out earlier at the family home of victoria chavez. but for the families of the other women on ida's list, the waiting and wondering would go on for months. for ida lopez there was the fear that her nightmare prediction was coming true. >> i just always felt that if you find one you're going to find them all. >> reporter: and for albuquerque's homicide detectives there was the most pressing question of all. who was responsible for turning the west mesa into an unmarked cemetery? and was he still at work? searching for clues in a crime scene big enough to be seen from space. >> it's kind of eerie looking at those satellite photos. >> that really sends a chill up and down your spine. protect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. fro

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we are getting this cooler air in on a brisk west to south—west wind. on monday it is a similar story. more showers to northern and western areas. some better spells of sunshine developing across england and wales but the odd heavy and thundery shower can't be ruled out and a cool and fresh fields are things with less humidity. tuesday, high pressure building in, so variable amounts of cloud, but largely bright or sunny spells. the greater chance of rain across the north—west corner of the country. it will be breezy and fairly cool as well. in the south—east, even some sunshine, we could see 21;— south—east, even some sunshine, we could see 24“ 25 degrees. as we head on into the week, in the north—west of the country, further showers at times. high—pressure continuing to settle in. at the end of the week and more significant area of high pressure will finally settle in. the wind will become lighter and with a strong early august sunshine it should feel warmer by the end of the week. so we start on a very different feel to the week. fresh a

we meet the bedouin community at risk from israeli demolitions in new york you applied west bank. and jubilant scenes in england as fans contemplate the possibility that team could go all the way up the wild card. hello there we're seeing a little bit of cloud drift its way across the caspian sea at the moment you can see it here on the satellite picture drifting its way towards the east and it's giving us a few showers over parts of georgia and stretching down just into the northern parts of iran that elsewhere the really just very very hot for many of us so we're looking at a top temperature in baghdad over around forty six degrees that's not quite as hot as it has been but certainly it is very high the temperatures in doha will be rising over the next few days and that's because the humidity will be dropping off a bit so forty four degrees will be our maximum on sunday and on monday is the day when we're going to have very strong winds heading down from the northwest so a dry ed direction it won't be that humid but it will certainly be hot right about forty five towards the wes

tuesday is a more cloudy story across the north and west, warm, sunny story across the north and west, warm , sunny across story across the north and west, warm, sunny across england and wales, some local hotspots again, high 20s, low 30s, closer to the seasonal high 20s, low 30s, closer to the seasonal average high 20s, low 30s, closer to the seasonal average across scotland and northern ireland. the weatherfronts diesa northern ireland. the weatherfronts dies a death through wednesday, many places dry with sunshine up through scotla nd places dry with sunshine up through scotland into northern ireland before this next weather fronts begins to make inroads. temperature is 20-30dc, begins to make inroads. temperature is 20—30dc, one or two places in the south—east could see 31 or 32. thursday the next weather front moving and, more cloud and breeze to scotla nd moving and, more cloud and breeze to scotland and northern ireland, parts of north—west england and wales, the odd heavy shower, chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms further south and east but the emphasis on hot

west winds contributing to pushing in those clouds. you have a north wind though for a lot of the south bay and that's keeping you in the clear. 20-mile-per-hour sustained winds in fairfield, breezy in vallejo, as well. we may see that marine layer getting kicked in through the delta. so slight chance of thunderstorms today, thanks to this. this would be that ridge of high pressure. it's now moving a bit more north over arizona, nevada, yes, it's going to bring them a chance of isolated thunderstorms and for us it could creep into the sierra. today's temperatures a few degrees above average again but instead of the upper 90s for concord, we are looking at maybe upper 80s to low 90s. we'll say that way for tomorrow. but it's getting hot next week . >> slowdowns in the altamont pass. caltrans closed lanes in both directions. eastbound more severe slowdowns and that's due to only one lane being open through that stretch. that have you been wrapped up by 7 a.m. at least opening another lane and could be out there with various lane closures

the exception is the far north and west. a week weather front will bring cloud and sherry outbreaks of rain into the west of northern ireland, and the west of scotland, it gradually clouding over the east of scotla nd it gradually clouding over the east of scotland and the border. the maximum will be 82 fahrenheit. that will lead to a one night with temperatures not following fire. mid—teens widely. at the same time the weather front will bring outbreaks of shirley rain into northern ireland, the west of scotla nd northern ireland, the west of scotland and perhaps aberdeenshire by sunday morning. we start sunday with the weather front in the north—west, but for most people, it will be hot and sunny and it will stay like that. whatever doing, enjoy. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump arrives in scotland to wind down and play golf after completing his two—day working trip to the uk. further protests against the president's visit are expected to take place across scotland. we'll bring you the latest.

in the north west of scotla nd london. in the north west of scotland patchy rain will work its way eastwards. plenty of sunshine. temperatures already up to 30 celsius in porthmadog. still the chance of thunderstorms across south—west england and southern england this evening. 0vernight more clout for scotland would maybe be odd spot of rain. very muddy and humid across central and southern england. temperatures about 18 celsius. another dry and sunny day. there is the chance of a few showers in south—west and southern england. cooler in the sunshine. 27—29dc. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... firefighters tackling a huge blaze which is ravaging moorland across lancashire have said they are launching a "large scale attack" on the flames. a major incident was declared when two fires merged into one as a result of increasing wind speed. 30 conservative mps have written a letter demanding theresa may gets tough with the eu over brexit negotiations, while the head of the nhs in england has revealed that the healt

attempts to pass there and elsewhere in the world that the west's well really we mean the west by what we mean is printing fronts in america pushing a constant agenda of interference in other countries affairs for that section of benefit and that has been opposed consistently by russia and china so even on the united nations security council russia and china have been pushed constantly together by the west and the comment you just came out with peter is really part of what putin himself said recently when trump said he would almost impossible he would like russia to come back to some to become the. person's response again was very interesting when putin said if i can quite correctly he said well actually thanks for the invitation but there are other forums that are available to us and of course he was talking about china and the rest of the world that isn't the west to answer your question peter what ken. is threatened by the u.s. . they have do not underestimate their ability to cause havoc the united states as you pointed out controls the global financial system the dollar based syst

lazy depictions of stereotypical west virginians. hillbillies and hicks, tucked into isolated hollers to be pitied or made objects of laughter and derision. >> elaine: if you google appalachia to this day, you're going to see dirty-faced kids, barefoot on a front porch, shaking lyndon b. johnson's hand. there's a lot more to appalachia than that. >> anthony: in 1964, lyndon johnson declared his war on poverty. a good thing, yes? but the accompanying press tour portraying the people here as an incapable and bewildered helpless masse, missed the basic essential character -- the pride and the self-reliant core of the people here. that damage is lasting. >> elaine: when you come in and keep telling us how poor, fat -- how all these things are -- i think we've all felt it at some point. shame. >> anthony: what should people know about this area that they don't know, that they're not getting? >> nick: it's just how much that people in this area have been exploited. [ bells ringing ] [ machines whirring ] >> nick: the land agents who came i

wales in south—west england. for most, it's dry with good spells of sunshine, but still noticeably breezy and some strong gust for western and northern goes. we could see gusts... in the sunshine, 25-26dc see gusts... in the sunshine, 25—26dc for south—east england, further north and west and temperatures in the mid to high teens. overnight, rain across northern ireland pulling away northwards, some continuing in the western side of scotland. further east, it's dry. it will be a dry night in most of england and wales. a contrast between north and south compared to last night. 11—1a the overnight low. almost tomorrow it's mainly dry with good spells of sunshine, early sunshine for northern ireland will fade, outbreaks of rain developing through the afternoon. rain from scotland pulling away, but of use brushes through the afternoon. contrast from the north—west, 17—18dc compared to 26 or 27 further south and east. keep an eye on the area of high pressure, it is developing further through the end of the w

and the west of scotland, maybe into the far north—west of england too. for much of england and wales, though, dry and sunny. and turning locally hot in places, we could see 28, maybe 29 celsius in the south—east. on sunday it's a similar picture — breezier, with more cloud from northern ireland and western scotland. with outbreaks of rain, could see a few showers as well pushing into wales, north—west england. but elsewhere, across most of england and eastern wales, a hot day to come. we could see one or two locations in the south—east reaching 30 or 31 celsius. so for the end of the week it looks like we'll see an increase of showers and thunderstorms for a time, then it starts to hot up as we head on into the weekend. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: britain prepares for the arrival of donald trump — what's been billed "the most controversial visit ever made by a us president." celebrations long into the night, as croatia reach the world cup final for the very first time. i'm rajini vaidyanathan in moscow, where defeat

north—west suggests that kimjong—un may be station in the north—west suggests that kim jong—un may be fulfilling a promise he made to donald trump. north korea has always said the site was used for its space programme but america has suspected it was used to test ballistic missiles. we are getting reports that they are dismantling some of our sites. more to come. hello there. well, the heatwave of summer hello there. well, the heatwave of summer 2018 is set to continue for the next week and possibly beyond that. in fact, the next week and possibly beyond that. infact, monday the next week and possibly beyond that. in fact, monday was the hottest day of the year so far, temperatures as high as 33.3 in suffolk. thursday, we could see temperatures as high as 3435 degrees. those temperatures building over the next few days. tuesday we are still drawing in the southerly flow of warm air particularly across central and eastern parts of england. further north—west, weather fronts moving in, cold fronts, introducing some slightly fresher conditions particularly to scotland and northern irel

some showers for dumfries and galloway, one or two showers across wales and the odd one for south west england. away from the north—west of the country, a good deal of sunshine continuing through the afternoon. quite windy, particularly for western coasts where the gusts will reach 30 or a0 mph, locally 50 the far north—west of scotland. that is where we have the lowest temperatures, 15 or 19 for those coasts, further south and east, up to 25 in south—east england. the rain across northern ireland and western scotland continues to track its way northwards overnight, leaving northern ireland, england and wales mainly dry and eastern parts of scotland. temperatures between 11 and ia celsius. not such a contrast as we saw last night between north and south. tomorrow, for much of the country, mainly dry. again, good spells of sunshine. the cloud will be increasing through the day for northern ireland and parts of scotland, rain here through the afternoon, a bit of rain first thing