in the north—west of the uk, we got temperatures up to 12 degrees. but we got to 20 celsius in the south—eastern corner. we're going to go a little bit warmer than that in the next few days, particularly so for england and wales. a lot of dry weather and the forecast and the winds are quite, light as well. some decent conditions getting out and about. 12 or 13 degrees today and yes, some rain to be had, mainly in the north and west. a wet start in western scotland. the eastern side will be that the drier, perhaps brighter as well. a fair bit of cloud in northern ireland through the morning. some outbreaks of rain as you will find in northern england. about here, not so large, but rain nonetheless. then the cloud breaks up there. sunshine possible during the morning across much of our southern counties. light winds as well, so a reasonable start to a pretty pleasant day. we will see some good spells of sunshine across the southernmost counties. patchy cloud developing. but with light winds, sunshine, it will become pleasant out there. temperatures w

the nationals coming home from a long west coast trip to host the baltimore orioles. and their bats were on fire.. they took an early four nothing lead in the first inning after a michael taylor rbi double. and on the mound - joe ross with a career nht one. bryce harper has made a career of taking his anger out on baseballs.. and last night he tore the cover off a ball - literally. in the second inning he tore the top off on a foul ball. but it looks way worse than it sounds..since the ball only went about a couple feet from home plate. next up for the nats - the texas rangers, tonight at nats park. first pitch is at 7:05. and tonight - a special giveaway.. the first 25-thousand fans will get one of these tanner roark bobbleheads. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. friday - quiet & warmer saturday - suddenly summer sunday - heat peaks monday & tuesday (record heat) - heat wave : all of next week today: mostly sunny and warm highs: 80-85 winds: west 5-10 mph overnight: mainly clear lows: 56-64 winds: south 5 mph saturday: mostly sunny, 20-30% chance evening isola

away from the north—west we see the best of the north—west we see the best of the sunshine. in the north—west breezy and cloudy. from its places it isa breezy and cloudy. from its places it is a lovely day on saturday. it was ten pretty hot in the south—eastern corner. the middle 20s quite widely elsewhere. 0n south—eastern corner. the middle 20s quite widely elsewhere. on sunday a similar day. the north—west sees cloud of outbreak survey but most other places are five and dry. in central london probably up to 30 or 31 degrees. it will probably do it again on monday. another hot day for much of england and wealth. not quite so one further north and on tuesdayit quite so one further north and on tuesday it looks like we will see those temperatures in cardiff and london creeping backdown. thank you. in reminder of our main story: the number of people known to have died in the grenfell tower fire has risen to at least 30. police say they believe the final total will be higher again. it is goodbye from me and wejoin higher again. it is goodbye from me and we join the new

sarah corker reporting live from west london. i was in the area shortly after the fire took hold and it really was like nothing i have ever seen before. plumes of smoke in the air covering west london. a truly shocking thing to happen. that shock has filtered through to date. the building had recently been refurbished. there are many questions being asked how this happened. the british government has ordered a check on fires with, work. what could this mean for safety measures and high—rise buildings around the? like many cities around the world, london has seen the rise of the skyscraper. homes and offices, perched high above street level, with a host of safety rules designed to resist fire. but eight years ago, a blaze at this tower block in south london killed six people. southwark council was fined for breaching fire regulations. and there are plenty of expert voices today saying that the lessons of what happened here at lakanal house have not been learned. the fire in west london last night, this morning, has demonstrated

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but also, there has also been a much bigger sense of winners and losers, in the west. inequality. bernie sanders was telling me the other day that as far as he is concerned, the rise of the billionaire oligarch class is one of the fundamental sicknesses that is undermining the health of his nation, the united states, today. well, it's possible, although, if you look around the world, you realise that globalisation has actually dragged a huge number of people out of poverty. bernie sanders said during the campaign that he said globalisation wasn't working for the us and elsewhere in the world. i think that is a mistake. in the us, you have winners and losers. in china, you have had an extraordinary transformation in living standards over the past few years. it has a different effect on things. in china, income equality has gone up, but it's only because you've seen a dramatic increase in urbanisation. others remain in poverty, but many have been lifted out of it. the us and europe. it is a different story. some have been left behind for one reason and others have done well for anot

but also, there has also been a much bigger sense of winners and losers in the west. inequality. inequality, yes. bernie sanders was telling me the other day that as far as he is concerned, the rise of the billionaire oligarch class is one of the fundamental sicknesses that is undermining the health of his nation, the united states, today. well, it's possible. although, if you look around the world, you realise that globalisation has actually dragged a huge number of people out of poverty. in fact bernie sanders said during the campaign that he said globalisation wasn't working for the us and elsewhere in the world. i think that is a mistake. in the us, you have winners and losers. but in china, you have had an extraordinary transformation in people's living standards over the past few years. so you have different attitudes towards income and quality. in china, income equality has gone up, but it's only because you've seen a dramatic increase in urbanisation. others remain in poverty, but many have been lifted out of it. the us and parts of europe, it is a different story. some p

england later, north—west wales and later again south—west england. so as we head through the course of the afternoon, we've got that rain across parts of scotland. again making good progress from the west, slowly moving east. a bit of cloud building ahead of it. we've also got it coming in across north—west england, but for eastern parts, it's dry and it will remain so. in fact, it will be a very warm day across parts of east anglia and the south—east. temperatures easily getting up to 2a, 25, possibly even 26. through the midlands towards hampshire, the isle of wight, dry and sunny weather. towards the south—west, the cloud will build as the rain starts to show its hand. for wales, north—west wales starting to see some rain, the cloud building ahead of it. further east you travel, the brighter and drier the conditions. for northern ireland, as we go through the course of the day, the rain will start to ease from the west. heading in through the evening and overnight, that rain will continue to journey. steadily eastwards. you can see the lin

country, to the south—west of england, into wales, the heart of the midlands and up towards the north—west of england. further north there is a somewhat cooler feel to the weather. even some of these temperatures, for example 22 in belfast, is above average for the time of year. as you'll see, we get further north it does look very much more unsettled. those storms will rumble on during the course of the evening. and later on we will see the first signs of somewhat cooler conditions trying to move in from the atlantic. once we start putting that moisture into the mix of all of the heat that we've had of late, well, that could be quite explosive. if you catch some of these thunderstorms as they rumble from west to east, right through the heart of the british isles, will certainly know all about it. it could be gusty winds, damaging hail and there will be a lot of water very quickly, so driving conditions will be treacherous. but at least they herald the arrival of cooler and fresher weather. that will not feel the case across east anglia and the south—east, where temperatures still well o

taking the wider view, what we're going to be tracking is coming in from the west, from west virginia. it's going to slowly move on in here. during the afternoon and right through the evening, yellow weather alert not only because this is going interrupt your evening plans but also these are going to be pretty good storms with some soakers associated with them. time frame right now, we're watching these showers hang around. these storms will slowly develop through the afternoon when we start to heat up a little bit more. the critical time here is going to be 3 to 9:00. that's when the storms will be at their strongest, especially west of 95 kind of right in between 81 and 95. then after 9 the storms will still be there. they're going to start to fade away and kind l what i think the main threat today, and what we're going to be watching is that heavy rain especially east of that 81 corridor. you could see over 2 inches of rain. take a look at this, this is what we'd expect overnight tonight from this afternoon including this evening, not even counting saturday's storms. some areas cou

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further west, 16 or 17. a fresh start on sunday. 18 or 19 degrees, and it will be another day of sunny spells and showers. most showers on sunday in the west. that is how the theme continues into the start of next week on a sunny spells and showers. top temperatures in the upper teens at very best. hello and welcome to the election wrap, your guide to all the day's news from the campaign trail. now... all together... what does brexit mean...of course, silly. . . it means brexit. all the party leaders today were desperate to make that clear with their own modifications thrown in, naturally. obviously the debate that you didn't take part in, you are getting a hard time on social media for not doing it, having seen that do you think you made the right decision? do you think she watched it on telly with a cup of cocoa? if we only knew. we'll be visiting the most marginal constituency in the country, gower in south wales to see if labour can topple the tories. and in sunny skegness for a lovely day by the sea to

a lot of dry weather, mainly mpatchy rain into the north—west. more rain in the northern and western parts of scotland. for eastern scotland there should be some sunshine and a fair degree of warmth as well. through wednesday night it will turn quite muggy across eastern areas. the humid air still in place. temperatures not dropping far. out west, a change. the ban deep of rain working through northern ireland and into scotland, wales. this is associated with a cold front and as that moves in from the west on thursday it will start to introduce cooler and fresher aironce again. still a pretty warm day in east anglia and the south—east, with some humidity holding on. but as the weather front continues to move eastwards it will sweep the real heat and humidity away. temperatures in most places on thursday afternoon about 16—19 degrees. there will be sunshine, but there will also be hefty showers across parts of the north—west. then we'll have some showers again on friday, especially in parts of wales, northern ireland, western scotland. some

a massive fire right now in a west london tower block. we speak to our reporter right now at the scene. donald trump's attorney—general denies claims he colluded with russia to influence the us presidential election. i have never met with or had any conversations with any russians or any foreign officials concerning any type of interference with any campaign or election. australia offers to compensate almost 2,000 asylum seekers detained at an off—shore processing centre on manus island. and a special report from venezuela. despite massive wealth in parts of the country, unprecedented numbers of children are going hungry. fellow, and straight to that raking story in west london. —— raking. the london fire brigade are dealing with a serious fire in a tower block art in west london. a 23—storey block of flats in kensington. andy moore is at the scene. andy, what can you tell us?” andy, what can you tell us? i am standing just beside the cameraman who is trained on the building at the moment. the police have pushed us the moment.

in the north—west of the uk, we temperatures up to 12 degrees. but we got to 20 celsius in the south—eastern corner. a bit warmer than that in the next few days, particularly so for england and wales. a lot of dry weather and the forecast and he went quite light as well. some decent conditions getting out and about. 12 or 13 degrees today and some rain to be had, mainly in the north and west. a wet start in western scotland. the eastern side will be that the drier, perhaps brighter as well. a fair bit of cloud in northern ireland in the morning. some outbreaks of rain as you will find in northern england. then the cloud breaks up there. sunshine possible during the morning across much of our southern counties. light winds as well, so a reasonable start to a pretty pleasant day. we will see some good spells of sunshine across the southernmost counties. patchy cloud developing. but with light winds, sunshine, it will become pleasant. temperatures will get into the love. to the west of rain time in scotland, that it becomes lighter and more patchy

turning wetter across north—west england, across wales, and the south—west as well. even further east, we'll see some showery bursts of rain, especially in the afternoon. let's head into the afternoon, though, with some brighter skies and sunshine, we will trigger heavy and perhaps thundery showers in scotland. for northern ireland as well, a few showers coming, after that dull start. feeling particularly cold though across northern england as the rain sets in here, and particularly wet across across wales and the south—west of england. some brief warmth towards the east of england, east anglia and the south—east, but we will these showery bursts of rain developing, especially in the afternoon. the wettest weather probably further west into wales and north—west of england, where there could be as much as 80 millimetres of rain during monday and monday night. the rain moving slowly northwards and eastwards and at the same time, the winds continuing to strengthen, especially across the south coast and in the south—west. a very blustery picture as we head toward

toppling further west in the next few hours. not just toppling further west in the next few hours. notjust wet but also windy. the wind coming in from the north sea, and creating quite a chilly feel to things in the north and north—east. further south and west, the rain is lighter and more patchy, but some rain nonetheless and still quite breezy. cabbages at maybe 19 or 20 in the south—east, maybe 19 or 20 in the south—east, may be sparking one or two showers. —— temperatures up to maybe 19 or 20. what dole in the north of england. rain spreading westwards. the wind for the north and east, not much better than that in the south and west of scotland either. plenty more rain to be had across scotland, windy across the north and west, and gradually that rain becomes lighter and more patchy. a lot of cloud elsewhere, keeping temperatures up at 13 or 1a elsewhere, keeping temperatures up at 13 or14 in elsewhere, keeping temperatures up at 13 or 1a in cardiff and london, probably no lower than 12 or 13 in scotla nd probably no lower than 12 or 13 in scotland and northern irelan

temperatures dropping away in the west, another warm and muqqy away in the west, another warm and muggy night. looks like we'll see a band of showers and storms moving across southern areas tomorrow morning, some could be quite heavy. later in the day for the storms. they will be quite hit and miss. away from these areas are lot of fine and dry weather, much cooler and fresherfor fine and dry weather, much cooler and fresher for most of us, still some heat across the south east but temp managers back into the 20s. should be a fresher evening tomorrow. into tomorrow we start to see wet weather sinking its way into northern ireland and west of scotla nd northern ireland and west of scotland and this is the first sign of the atlantic taking over, areas of the atlantic taking over, areas of low pressure mean it will turn more unsettled, but it will continue to turn fresher. friday will see outbreaks of rain sinking south and east, quite breezy day, in fact pretty windy across northern areas and certainly cooler and fresher, generally 1819 degrees, still that bit warmer but nothing like as h

terrorism is a major issue for the west now, because the west has not been dealing with it. alexander, you're saying the west should do it the putin way, and then they would tackle terrorism? are you serious? i am serious about adopting some of the strategies. you just had a major conflict between western allies, the arab countries, that have turned against qatar for allegedly supporting terrorism in the west as well. this shows us that the western governments do not have a national security policy which works. what they are doing... italy has not had one single terror attack. italy is one country. and they are applying a different attitude to security, which is probably needed. italy is an exception. it is not an exception. explain why you feel italy has managed that? i do not feel, it is a fact, that italy is the only major european country which has not suffered a terror attack. there are theories why this is happening, one is that because italy has been through the 705 and 805 in dealing with terrorism in a very constant, daily way, they have found a way of controlling t

to be sure, we in the west must resist soviet expansion. so we must maintain defenses of unassailable strength. yet we seek peace, so we must strive to reduce arms on both sides. beginning 10 years ago, the soviets challenged the western alliance with a grave new threat, hundreds of new and more deadly ss-20 nuclear missiles, capable of striking every capital in europe. the western alliance responded by committing itself to a counter-deployment unless the soviets agreed to negotiate a better solution, namely, the elimination of such weapons on both sides. for many months, the soviets refused to bargain in earnestness. as the alliance, in turn, prepared to go forward with its counter-deployment, there were difficult days -- days of protests like those during my 1982 visit to this city -- and the soviets later walked away from the table. but through it all, the alliance held firm. and i invite those who protested then -- i invite those who protest today -- mark this fact because we , remained strong, the soviets came back to the table. [appla

things begin to ease up out to the west. exton, chester springs start to come out of the heavy driving rain. once that pushes through we'll see leftover showers for maybe half-hour or had a minutes or so, the rest of the day looks really, really nice. the flood advisory is extended eastward including northern chester county and upper bucks and the lehigh valley, this up here, berks and lancaster, excuse me, the lehigh valley, this has been extended through 8:30. morning clouds

this is a wide shot of west london. it is in the latimer road area of west london. the block itself is called the grenfell tower. we know the tower has around 120 apartments. the blaze itself broke out in the early hours of this morning between 12 and one o'clock and very quickly took hold. let's show you some of the images that were taken during the images that were taken during the early hours of this morning. it will give you a sense of the scale of the blaze itself. this is a major fire. the london mayor has declared this a major incident. streets all around have been sealed off and residents have been evacuated. in terms of injuries, london ambulance service says it is treating 30 people for injuries, not clear what those injuries are, but clearly there are many concerns about those residents in this apartment block. the fire breaking out in the early hours of this morning. we've spoken toa number of hours of this morning. we've spoken to a number of eyewitnesses and some of these reports we can't corroborate, but some people suggesting the fire may have broken

the couple of trips to west berlin i didn't get to see much. but when i spent time in canada, montreal particularly and there's, there's a big store, department store that i spent hours and just, like, totally blown away by the rich assortment of things you can buy. and i wanted some of that. and already this was the beginning of a dichotomy that we, all of us lived through. we coveted the goods that came from a society that we wanted to destroy. that's something that we all buried. we didn't want to think about it, right? so it didn't make a dent with regard to my perception of capitalism versus socialism, because the rationalization behind the thinking was that america and west germany were rich because they exploited the third world. they got all their wealth out of, you know, south america and africa and so forth. that's what we were taught anyway. >> sean? right up here. >> hi. i'm christopher from the german pie museum. i -- spy museum. i have two small, little questions. the first one, why do you think it is that you were picked by the k

in the north—west only 15 degrees. in the south—east we saw highs of 26. it stays pretty humid into the south—east corner. but that weather front will start to push further inland through the day today. it will weaken as it moves out of scotland, down through the peaks and pennines, towards the south coast. a band of cloud here. behind it somewhat brighter conditions. in actual fact, it will probably be a better day for scotland and northern ireland, particuallrly in comparison to yesterday. and we'll ee temperatures a little higher — 18 or 19 degrees on thursday. sunny spells across northern england. not a bad day through the peaks, down into the midlands over into wales, as you can see. it will be largely dry and we'll see highs of arounf 19 or 20. now, ahead of that front, we could see 26 or 27 for a time and that could spark off some dramatic thundery downpours. once that front clears through, we will start to feel the benefits — the fresher air moving in. if it's been too hot and humid, you'll be happier with this story. it means that overnight,

russia today is full of official noise about how the west is against russia, how the west is trying to undermine and destroy russia, and your own son was seen to be taking british citizenship. that, in russia, even for mr putin, it seems, put you in a place where he didn't want to associate with you any more. no, i never made any secret that my son was living here. and, you know, because of the special ruling here and the law, he obtained passport, and properly informed the authorities about that. and you know, not correct, saying that all russians are aware of that, "bad west is coming to hurt russia", etc. isn't that the message that they get from the kremlin? no, i don't think so. and this is not true that russians are so afraid of the west. but, what my point is, again, we cannot understand each other, we consider history differently, but the only way to overcome differences, that is to talk. on this question of economic governance and corruption, i can cite you transparency international report which put russia so far down the league table of corruption that malawi, sierra leone,

batman made adam west an icon. more recently he voiced the character mayor adam west in the animated series family guy. our correspondent peter bowes has some of the reaction from los angeles. a lot of people paying tribute, he will be missed. and we could tell, just from that clip there of him talking on hollywood boulevard, his sense of humour, it was always with him. i think he'll be remembered as the actor who played batman with certainly a sense of humour, with a wink in his eye, a sort of quizzical expression. it certainly wasn't a dark character when he played batman. it changed according to different actors over the years but i think he will be remembered in that way and in fact illustrated in a statement that his family released saying, "our dad always saw himself as the bright knight and aspired to make a positive impact on his fans‘ lives. he was and always will be our hero." a huge number of tributes. you mentioned family guy. of course, he voiced at the character mayor adam west in his later years an

on sunday the rain really confined to the far north—west. further south and east, quite a lot of sunshine, some humid air in place, temperatures could get as high as high as 30 or 31 degrees. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt in west london. the desperate search continues to find the missing after the london tower block fire. over 2a hours on from the blaze, 12 people are known to have died. dozens more are still unaccounted for. we don't know if they are alive or dead or if they are in hospital or not. the prime minister promises a full investigation onto the causes of the blaze. on the ground there's anger that warnings may have been ignored. there will have been people trapped in that tower knowing that the people who were supposed to look after them didn't care about them. many spend the night in emergency shelters as the community pull together to support people left without homes and basic needs.

adam west was 88. cbs news. >> what a voice he had, too. west also had roles in a lot of other tv shows like bonanza and perry mason and bewitched. >>> today a formerly homeless woman achieved something she once believed was out of reach. she graduated from college. brenda brown proudly walked across the graduation stage at cal state each day to receive her diploma but the journey to the high point in life included many struggles. when the 55-year-old lost her job she decided to enroll in school. at one point she was living in her car near campus but friends jumped in to help allowing brenda to stay with them. >> it wasn't easy, but it was worth it. >> i still got lots to do, so, you know, then i'm planning on being in graduate school. i figure i waited this long. i might as well get that extra piece of paper. >> brenda spent today celebrating with friends and family. she says her dream job would be to work as a sports broadcaster or become a media representative for the 49ers. >>> a wildlife showdown in the driveway in southern california

we'll zoom north and west of philadelphia. this is lansdale, mainland, heavy rains indicated by the reds. as we go farther to the south here the heavy rain is pushing through king of prussia, knocking on the door, malvern seeing heavier rains. things begin to ease up out to the west. exton, chester springs start to come out of the heavy driving rain. once that pushes through we'll see leftover showers for maybe half-hour or had a minutes or so, the rest of the day looks really, really nice. the flood advisory is extended eastward including northern chester county and upper bucks and the lehigh valley, this up here, berks and lancaster, excuse me, the lehigh valley, this has been extended through 8:30. morning clouds from 8 or 9:00 a.m. look how nicely things clear out. 11:00 a.m., partly sunny skies, 80 degrees, 1:00 p.m., 86. 3:00 p.m., 87. 5:00 p.m., 88 degrees, wall-to-wall blue skies and highs around 90 later on. >>> remember folks you can get the latest forecast including detailed updates and storm tracker 6 live radar at

brian: this is well down south and west. the folks who live down that way, some places picked up four to six inches of rain this afternoon. michelle: packing lightning? brian: it's pretty well south but will it move eastward? some will come in later tonight. probably not a ton of thunder and lightning but heavy rain could be an issue. turn around, don't drown. that's the mantra. look outside here and i'll show you the big picture. we look closer here, this is the area to the west and southwest that is pummeled with the rain. you can see the red boxes here from luray and paige county. westward, those are the areas that have seen the most rain that are under the gun even for now. some of the waterways are coming out of the banks. tributaries. some of the areas could see the flooding for the evening. plus they see rain coming down right now. looking outside tonight. look at this. the temperatures in the 80's. slip to mid-70's by 10:00. 1:00 we are still in the 70's. we will keep the showers and the thunderstorm chances tonight.

west has not been dealing with it. basically you are saying that the we st basically you are saying that the west is doing it the putin way and they will tackle terrorism, i you they will tackle terrorism, are you serious? i i serious about adopting serious? i am serious about adopting some of the strategies — you just seme of the strategies — yeujeet seme of the strategies — yeujest major conflict between western had a major conflict between western allies, arab countries that have turned against qatar for terrorism l the west as supporting terrorism in the west as well. this shows to us that the western do not have a western governments do not have a national security policy which works. what they're doing — national security policy which works. what they're doing - italy has not had one single terror attack. italy is one country. they are applying just different attitude to security which is probably — italy is an exception. no it's not italy is an “among exception. because they're doing an exception. be

both cross north—west scotla nd continent. both cross north—west scotland than maybe some rain. as they head into the week we have to find this flow typifies by the jet stream. wishy—washy weather will continue. low pressure will move to the north—west and high pressure tourists who says. it does not mean it will be wet and and dry on the site, it will be a mixture. we will see some good dry weather and sunshine. it will probably get warmer as we move into next week. tonight at ten: after days of mounting pressure, the leader of the west london council responsible for grenfell tower is to step down. were you pressured by number ten to resign? nicholas paget—brown, from kensington and chelsea, said the scale of the tragedy inevitably meant the borough couldn't cope alone. as council leader i have to accept my share of responsibility for these perceived failings. documents obtained by the bbc suggest cladding fitted to grenfell tower during its refurbishment was changed to a cheaper version. meanwhile, the labour leader jeremy corbyn puts pressure on the prime minister to sp

at 8:00 tonight, a pretty good storm with heavy rain west of culpeper and areas south and west of d.c. will be in that pocket with heavier showers and showers extend all the way through maryland. they fizzle out by 10:00 and the best chance of showers will remain west of 95 and will dry out overnight with cloud cover sticking around to leave us on the warmer side first thing tomorrow morning. 60s for most areas. on friday, we stay dry and we have to monitor this yellow weather alert later on for friday afternoon and evening. watch what happens. by 12:00, dry and for your lunch hour, you don't need the umbrella. back to the mid-80s with temperature changes tomorrow and the storms grow during the afternoon. at 2:30 and through 6:00, that is drive home or go to the beach. you will get some good thunderstorms. friday afternoon and not lasting all evening, things are already grinding down. you have to deal with a good band of showers coming through and then we will dry out. saturday and sunday, we look at afternoon storms. it is south of d.c. that you might see more showers and storms. tem

clear skies in charleston west virginia. we have showers out to the west that will break for sunshine this afternoon. tomorrow is the opposite. we start out with the sun and the clouds roll in during the day as the warm front approaches. north and west there could showers associated with the front, as well. future tracker 6, 11:00 a.m., you're sunny in the lehigh valley, cloudy for south jersey, maybe a couple of leftover showers, down the jersey shore, showers stay north of seaside heights. from that pointer -- point north you get showers foreign relations committee that point south it's cloudy. sunday we start out with the sun, the clouds roll in quickly, by afternoon we see the showers roll in. tomorrow evening everybody is fair game for a shower or quick-hitting thunderstorm. today, showers until 10:00 a.m. or so. and then it's full sun in the afternoon. 77 degrees is the forecasted high. cloudy through 10:30 a.m., bang, full sun, 3:00 p.m., 77. 5:00 p.m., 675 degrees. the poconos looking at showers and clouds, by aftern

north and west scotland, where they will be a bit lengthier in nature. compared to what we saw to take us into sunday, it's going to be a slightly cooler night, but still temperatures into double figures. not a chilly start to monday morning, but it will be a blustery one. in fact, the winds will strengthen for a time. northern england, north—western parts of northern ireland and through the central belt of scotland could see winds gusting 30—a0 mph. mayjust have a few restrictions on the bridges. check before you travel in the morning. a few showers still around at this stage across scotland, particularly in the west, with a few making it eastwards. bright skies here and there in northern ireland but one or two showers. but into england and wales, quite a bit of cloud around first thing, but a bright enough start. i think we'll see a few glimpses of sunshine. the cloud could be thick enough for a few passing light showers and, given the strength of the breeze, they will go through quite quickly. longer spells of sunshine, though, towards the channel

ultimate doppler we've been dry and quiet but off to the west, some of this energy around parts of the great lakes that will move in our distribution by the upcoming weekend. not a washout. don't can't sell any plans. dry for tomorrow. 10% chance for your friday. a 30% chance on saturday. then a 40% chance as we move toward sunday. so still comfortable for tonig tonight. we're looking at temperatures in the city right around 64 degrees. north and western suburbs temperatures into the upper 50s. for tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. breezy, and, yes, warmer. 89 degrees will be the high temperature. southwest winds ten to 15 miles an hour will certainly warm us up. speaking of warm, take look at that seven day forecast. friday 92. 93 on saturday. 90 degrees by sunday it stays warm into early next week. monday 89 and it look like for the fourth of july, temperatures topping out near 90 degrees. there could be an afternoon pop-up storm. temperatures by the fireworks will fall off into the low 80s. back over to you. lucy? >> doesn't sound that bad at all. thank you very much, scott. >>> drivers

breeze, temp which is much lower than in the week gone and while we see something drier towards the west it still will not feel anything special. all of us through the weekend will seek wetter weather at times, drier conditions in shetland, and at times it will be fairly cloudy as well. goodbye for now. are every sample of aluminium cladding removed from the buildings has failed to meet safety standards. removed from the buildings if removed from the buildings there are local authori‘ have if there are local authorities that have testing to be done, the facilities are there and ready and waiting to undertake the tests. there are still more than 500 buildings to be tested. so what could all this mean for thousands of residents? also on the programme, more than 140 are dead after a petrol tanker explodes in central pakistan. the brexit secretary says he's pretty sure, but not certain, the uk can secure a deal with brussels on leaving the eu. you should be dancing, yeah... # and the bee gee's barry gibb proves you're never to old to dance as the glastonbury festival draws to a close. good

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there the rain in wales and the south—west. further east it is largely dry, by 8 o'clock we are at 17 or 18 degrees. further north and west and we are into the cloud and rain. northern ireland, western scotland should be mostly dry by this stage. fresh air pushing in behind this area of rain. that fresh air will continue to follow a band of rain east ward through the day. the rain becomes lighter and patchy, in the afternoon thunderstorms could break out in east anglia and the south—east as temperatures rise into the middle to upper 20s. could get 26, 27, further west it is more like 17 or 18. as you go through the evening that fresh air will push the thunderstorms out of the way. most places will be dry through the evening. then on into the first part of weekend we have that low in the north atlantic, throwing various weather features at us. we will see cloud and rain in northern ireland, then western scotland, a bit of rain in the north—west england, the further south and east you go it is largely dry and bright. by sunda

west of that we have nothing happening. high pressure moving in, lots of sunshine today, warm and sunny. by 8:00 a.m., still a few clouds, 69. lots of sunshine at 10:00, 75. lunchtime you're already in the upper 70s we'll hit a high of 81 at 3:00 p.m. coming down from that be in the upper 70s at 6:00 p.m. staying dry this afternoon as well. looking at highs around the region n lehigh valley upper 70s, 08 degrees in reading. 81 for the high in the city, cooler along the coast 76 for the high in cape may. 735 in atlantic city. tomorrow staying warm, we'll have a few clouds, partly sunny skies tomorrow. as the next front slips through we have an isolated chance for a shower or thunderstorm late in the day or at night. i think most people stay dry tomorrow. it's a couple of above average days. looking at the 8 to 14 day outlook. we're expecting below average temperatures, i think you will see that reflected in the seven day. looks like the first half of june staying on the cool side. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day f

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out to the west of us, that's the real action. now that we're heating up in the afternoon we're getting the thunderstorms popping. when these storms form, though, there's a second problem there's the possibility of flash flooding, look out for storms that form. not only could they produce dangerous wind gusts and heavy rain and flash flooding very quickly when they hit on roads and small, flashy creeks, as well. when i come back i'll show you how the storms progress through the region on future tracker 6 and better weather coming in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, in fact as soon as tomorrow. for now, getting humid and setting the table for storms. >> with stormy weather expected get the latest with the detailed updates on your phone or tablet. the 6abc app is a free download for mobile device. >>> philadelphia's top prosecutor is set to go on trial or corruption charges. district attorney seth williams is accused of taking bribes in exchange for legal favorites. jury selection began in federal court in center city.

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you can see back down to the south and west, south -- yeah south and west, not too much going on there right now. we're going to be watching a few showers that will be sitting across the area, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm as we get into the remainder of the evening, but, again, just some light stuff out there at this point. of course it's not working let me g ahead and show you what's going on for the rest of it. let me widen out this picture, i should say a lot of storms just over here. this is all new some of that moisture that's up from what was tropical storm cindy, now just kind of hanging out. it's eastern or western tennessee, a lot of this moisture moving into the area. your weekend shaping up not to be too bad, when can you expect the heaviest rain, that's coming up for you in just a few minutes. >> all right. thanks a lot. >> take a look at this gut wrenching new video, car and landing in the middle of a busy road. >> the suv was making a right turn in laray doe texas, the back door flew open and one-year-old boy fell out. empty car seat fell out, too. the toddler is r

rain across the north west of scotland. the central and southern areas will see dry weather with a bit of sunshine. let's take a look at things at four o'clock this afternoon. rain across scotland. low cloud around here but to the east of the higher ground we will see a few bright spells breaking through. temperatures up to 18. northern ireland some spells. for england and well is the best of the sunshine will be to the east of the pennines. the aircoming in will be to the east of the pennines. the air coming in from the west, that outbreaks up there and for much of central and southern parts of england and wells that will be sunny spells and the best of the sunshine temperatures getting up to the low 20s. tonight will stay damp and physically across the far north—west of scotland. elsewhere will there be some clear spells but a much warmer night compared to last night. could be uncomfortable for sleeping. temperatures 15—17. but into the start of the weekend as you can see for most of england and wales we're looking at