the night we will still have the potential for showers across the channel islands, maybe south wales, we will also feed a lot of cloud in from the north sea across eastern scotla nd from the north sea across eastern scotland and the eastern side of england. 15 or 16 degrees in cardiff. tomorrow there will be a bit more cloud across parts of scotla nd bit more cloud across parts of scotland and northern england, that will retreat towards the coast and still possibly one or two showers across southern england and the south of wales, with the extra cloud those temperatures will be a bit lower. more cloud for wimbledon tomorrow, i wouldn't rule out a shower but it should stay dry. then we look further ahead to thursday, oui’ we look further ahead to thursday, our frontal system working in we look further ahead to thursday, ourfrontal system working in but we look further ahead to thursday, our frontal system working in but if you were hoping for rain there won't be much but it will introduce some slightly cooler air across scotland and northern ireland on thursday but the warmth holds o

towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. because that high pressure is going to be building in across more of the uk, settling things down once again, and again on tuesday, it's sunny skies for most areas. but with the high pressure building in across the north, here, it's somewhat cooler and fresher, there's a bit more cloud for northern scotland for a while, but fewer showers through the english channel. as you can see, in the outlook for our capital forecast, it looks like it should stay dry, temperatures widely into the mid—to—h

towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. because that high pressure is going to be building in across more of the uk, settling things down once again, and again on tuesday, it's sunny skies for most areas. but with the high pressure building in across the north, here, it's somewhat cooler and fresher, there's a bit more cloud for northern scotland for a while, but fewer showers through the english channel. as you can see, in the outlook for our capital forecast, it looks like it should stay dry, temperatures widely into the mid—to—h

towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. because that high pressure is going to be building in across more of the uk, settling things down once again, and again on tuesday, it's sunny skies for most areas. but with the high pressure building in across the north, here, it's somewhat cooler and fresher, there's a bit more cloud for northern scotland for a while, but fewer showers through the english channel. this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories: (chanting) hundreds of thousands protest across the united states against presi

westonzoyland, south—west england, the channel islands and some showers from the south—east. for wimbledon it should stay dry and temperatures very similar to today. we are looking at highs around 27 or 28. we see high—temperature ‘s return as we had towards the weekend. how well—behaved is bonnie? is in she absolutely gorgeous? she is utterly brilliant. thank you very much carol. capable of doing an entire weather forecast while stroking the dog and being wordperfect, which is a skill in itself. thanks charlie. 7:22am is the time right now. we will talk about the world cup began. the english players saying there are doing it for the fans back home, how doing it for the fans back home, how do their supporters feel ahead of tonight's knockout match? graham has gone to one place where they are flying the flag. we are on an estate, the flags are everywhere, the fingers are crossed, face has started and just as we go this way, they are flying from every single flat. we have a bunch of fancy, not just england, colombian as well. morning to you! how are we feeling about the g

towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. because that high pressure is going to be building in across more of the uk, settling things down once again, and again on tuesday, it's sunny skies for most areas. but with the high pressure building in across the north, here, it's somewhat cooler and fresher, there's a bit more cloud for northern scotland for a while, but fewer showers through the english channel. as you can see, in the outlook for our capital forecast, it looks like it should stay dry, temperatures widely into the mid—to—h

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towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. good morning, welcome to breakfast with christian fraser and victoria fritz. our headlines today: a major emergency declared as fires merge on moors above bolton. firefighters say they're "rapidly developing and aggressive". council leaders call for a rise in income tax to help tackle a crisis in social care funding. new protections for people buying trips from holiday booking websites. it's the end of the world cup for two of football's greats as ronaldo and messi say goodbye to russia. good mor

there are a few showers in the forecast, mainly across the channel islands. also the isles of scilly, devon and cornwall, but we could see some in hampshire, berkshire and dorset. those ones will tend to fade. but they're showers and not everyone will see one. in scotland a lot of dry and sunny weather. but we have a weak front on the east coast. so there is some cloud in the east. northern ireland, northern england, east anglia, the midlands, wales, dry and sunny. southern counties, it has been a stuffy night, last night temperatures in the isle isle of wight temperatures didn't drop below 28. some showers in the south—west. temperatures, we are looking at highs of 31 around london. and drifting west towards bristol and south—east wales. generally, we're looking at the low to the mid 20s. some of us seeing the high 20s. but a lwa ys some of us seeing the high 20s. but always fresher on the coastline. temperatures here 16 to 18. more cloud tomorrow in eastern scotland and northumbria. temperatures eight in aberdeen, but generally in double figures. it wil

that is the chance of some showers over the channel islands. tonight it will feel fresh again, but tomorrow, i big change, and there will be required around. temperatures down a degree or two, but by the time we get to the weekend it gets hotter once again. full details in half an hour. this is bbc news. our latest headlines. a female health care worker has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to kill six others at the countess of chester hospital. the 12 boys and their coach who are trapped in a cave in thailand have been warned they could face months underground before being rescued. england and colombia go head—to—head tonight in moscow, hoping to wind a place in the quarterfinals of the world cup. the england team haven't won a knockout game at a major tournament since 2006. gay conversion therapies will be banned as part of the government's plans to help improve the lives of lgbt people in the uk. tributes continue to flow for three—year—old ava—may littleboy who died on sunday, after being thrown f

still the potential for one or two to get close to the channel islands and the far south—west, but on the whole, a lot of dry weather, sunny skies as well and really heating up. further north, bursting bridges rising across scotland but all this horse —— just towards the southern parts of england and wales and the midlands. the hottest weather, the more humid weather is probablyjust across the other side of the channel, this is where we will find most of the storms as well. few, if any showers towards the south—west and again, lots of sunshine and cloudy that north sea coast, some patch of fairweather cloud developing through the day. to bridges to 60 degrees celsius for the central belt of scotland. —— temperatures. welcome to newsday on bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl, in singapore. the headlines: polls close in mexico's elections, with expectations the country could elect its first left—wing president in decades. penalty drama at the world cup — russia knocks out former champions spain, then croatia crushes denmark's dream of progressing to the quarterfinals. i'm babita sharm

a few around today, across the channel islands. maybe thundery as we go through the night, the one possible elsewhere in southern england. few and far between. some cloud increasing, temperatures dipping into single figures. a warmer, more humid night with the cloud towards the south—west. into tomorrow, more cloud around in scotland, north—east england, southern england, south wales. some patchy cloud into northern ireland. much of north wales, the midlands, it should be a fairamount of wales, the midlands, it should be a fair amount of sunshine to enjoyed. where we have to cloud across southern parts, there is a chance of picking up a shower. they are few and far between and it won't help evenif and far between and it won't help even if you do get one on the garden but there is a hint somewhere, someone but there is a hint somewhere, someone might get some relief with a shower coming through. there's a possibility in northern scotland, too. with the cloud, not so many of those of the 20s temperatures. this is how skies will l

channel islands off to a bright start and you will hang onto that throughout the day. the cloud will break and sunny spells will develop. showers will develop further with some drifting to the east which is why we could catch one at wimbledon. as well as in essex. as we head through the evening, we will hang onto the showers, then they fade and overnight more cloud comes in, especially across eastern england. we will have fog associated with that. temperatures falling down to 10 degrees tonight. starting on a cloudy note with the cloud thinning and breaking. southern scotland, england and wales, more showers around than today. and they are likely to be torrential, slow—moving, with thunder and the risk of flash flooding. we could see one at wimbledon tomorrow with a greater chance. temperatures continuing to rise. sunny intervals. saturday, a weather front comes in and it will introduce rain. away from that, dry weather and more sunshine. the outside chance of a shower in eastern england. it will not be as heavy or active than those expected today and tomorrow. in th

it will start to bring up a bit of cloud into the channel islands, parts of southern england, especially the south—west later. south wales may squeeze out an isolated shower or a thunderstorm. the vast majority will stay dry. expect a bit more cloud across scotland, as well. there may be an isolated shower here. in the north, there will be some low cloud lingering toward some, not all, some north sea coasts. you can see the less hot colours here, as well, across that eastern side with the breeze coming in off the sea, as well. so, it's west and south that will see the higher temperatures, near 30 in hotspots across parts of southern england, but it may not get quite to 30. as for wimbledon, well, there's going to be a bit more cloud around i think on wednesday, maybe on thursday, but not much difference. the story is one that is very warm to hot. a little less breezy, though, as the week goes on. if you're looking for weather fronts to bring some rain, not many to show you on the big picture as the week progresses, but there will be a weak one coming into scotland and northern ireland.

a little different in the channel islands. we have had these showers moving in off the near continent, some of them heavily. some of these showers will continue to creep towards southern parts of england and south wales in the evening. everywhere else, we end the day with sunshine and then we see clear skies overnight. however, we will see more cloud drift in and across parts of scotland and down the eastern side of england. the showers continue to move across southern england and into south wales. quite humid and money towards the south—west. a bit cooler and fresher for the north and east. tomorrow, we will have a bit more clout than today across scotland. that cloud should retreat towards the coast. but many places will stay dry with a bit more cloud in the forecast, temperatures just a touch lower. there will be a bit more cloud overhead at wimbledon tomorrow. perhaps some sunny breaks at times. just a very small chance of catching a shower at the championships. looking towards thursday, we start to bring this frontal sy

islands. mostly cloud free overnight. a bit coming into parts of eastern scotland and north east england. misty low cloud, poor visibility for some in the morning. a bit cooler tonight and last night, last night so warm and humid particularly across the south. these temperatures are a bit lower. last night some areas were at around 20 degrees. a bit of a breeze around as well, somewhat cooler, the ma filter into your house somehow. still breezy across parts of england and wales in particular, that easterly breeze coming in. some cloud around eastern scotland initially but developing further afield, particularly close to these north sea coasts. the breeze coming in from the sea, some cloud in southern england, may threaten a shower but most will stay dry. very warm wherever you see sunshine, cooler along the coast, particularly with that misty low cloud. high teens here as elsewhere, mid to late 20s, upper 20s south wales and southern england. little change in the weather pattern. here, wimbled

islands and south—west england, the chance of an ice didn't shower or thunderstorm. on the breezy side for england and wales and it will be warmer in the west and south compared to a long that east coast. you're watching beyond 100 days. the global tide of populism sweeps up mexico in a landslide election. in a now familiar pattern, voters dealt a stunning blow to the country s established political parties. this is the new president — he is left—wing, in favor of redistribution and against donald trump. translation: the new project of the nation will seek to establish an authentic democracy. we don't bet on building an open or closed the ticket —— dictatorship. the changes will be profound. the changes will be profound. andres manuel lopez obrador won because mexicans are fed up with violence and corruption. and they don t like losing in the world cup either.

you can see down to the south, we have seen some shower clouds moving towards the channel islands and drifting towards the south—west of england. 0ne towards the south—west of england. one or two scattered showers in the rest of the afternoon. if it crops up rest of the afternoon. if it crops up where you are a cubby heavy and thundery but many places will fall between the showers and up up to the north—east, pepper cloud across scotland, north—east england, cabot is quite a range, and nine in norwich, 16 in cardiff. warm and mod it was the south west because of some extra humidity are associated with that cloudy showery weather which would lift its way in tomorrow. you cannot see too many showers on the chart, many places here will stay dry. more cloud further north as well, some sunny brea ks further north as well, some sunny breaks but the cloudier skies, the temperatures but be a little bit lower, down to 24 or 25 celsius. that is how we expect it to look at wimbledon. cloudy skies overhead, a very small chance for a change in the north—west on thursday. this weather fro

storms drifting along the channel islands and parts of the south west and also showers moving off the near continent which might drift into other southern counties through the evening. the shower should be few and far between and most places will be dry through the night but there will be extra cloud across scotland and the east of england. 9 degrees in norwich, 16 overnight in cardiff. tomorrow will bring more cloud than we used it, particularly for scotla nd we used it, particularly for scotland and north east england and much of it will retreat to the coast and the cloud coming into the south does have the potential to bring showers but there are not many on the map and most places will be dry. sunny spells, some extra cloud in the mix and the temperature is a bit lower, all the way down to 2425. but a bit more cloud over wimbledon in the forecast tomorrow, temperatures up the forecast tomorrow, temperatures up to about 23 degrees and only a very, very small chance of catching a shower. further ahead, very, very small chance of catching a shower. furtherahead, into thursday, the fr

islands, where we have had one or two showers. we will keep a view of those into the evening. in southern england, cloud increasing across north—eastern areas too. coming in from the north sea. sunspots dipping into single figures but it warmer, more humid night towards the south—west. into tomorrow and it's looking like a cloudy day for many. more cloud in scotland, across north—east england, some of this quite stubborn. southern england and south wales, and isolated shower is possible. some patchy cloud and northern ireland. as a result of more cloud around, very light winds. temperatures are going to be a little bit down compared with today where it's been so very warm. not so many opportunities showing up on the chart here, but still wherever the sun shines, it will feel very warm. you're watching beyond 100 days... heavy rain is forecast in thailand and that is not good news for rescuers trying to save the boys trapped in a cave. officials say there will be a no risk policy in getting them out — which means they could

for the channel islands, parts of south west england, there is the chance of picking up an isolated showers and thunderstorms. added on the breezy cyber parts of england and wales, but the wind will he says the week goes on, and it will be warmer in the west and south. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: 12 boys and their football coach, who have been missing for a week,

the chance of catching the odd shower in the far south—west of england towards the channel islands but on the whole it looks like a dry and sunny day on tuesday with hardly any wind around at all and it will feel really quite hot. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories: left—wing candidate andres manuel lopez 0brador is heading for victory in mexico's presidential election. his two main rivals have conceded. germany's interior minister threatens to resign because of differences with the chancellor angela merkel over immigration policy. the us national security advisor says he believes most of north korea's nuclear programme could be dismantled within a year. and in the world cup, penalty dramas deliver a surprise win for russia and a narrow victory for croatia.

the west and south coast of today will be nice and the channel islands will see the best sunshine. in the afternoon, we are not immune to the showers. in parts of the highlands, lothian and the borders, southern uplands, but they will be hit and miss. a cloudy start in northern ireland. generally cloudy today with a few sunny spells developing, but in northern england, the west midlands, wales and central and southern england, the south—east, this is where we're looking at some showers developing, hence the risk at wimbledon. as i mentioned, slow—moving. if you're out of those, temperatures could get up to 26 today, like here at wimbledon, but if you're under the cloud, temperatures will be that lower and cool along the english channel coastline and also the east coast coastline. this evening we will hang on to the showers and eventually they will fade away. by the end of they will fade away. by the end of the night a weather front coming in across north—west scotland and northern ireland will introduce bigger cloud and light rain. we could see mist and fog patches forming, t

islands or the risk continues, thundering as we go night, but very few and far between. some cloud increasing to north eastern parts of the uk and temperatures appearing in the uk and temperatures appearing in the single figures, and to tomorrow, and more cloud around scotland, northeast england, southern england, south as an cloud into the northern ireland. but in the midlands, north west england it should be a fair amount of sunshine to be enjoyed once again. as we look at things we have the cloud across southern parthia, there's a chance of picking up parthia, there's a chance of picking upa parthia, there's a chance of picking up a shower, very few and far between, but won't help too much evenif between, but won't help too much even if you do get one on the garden, but as they hit somewhere, someone mightjust get some relief with a sherrick mcmanis, between northern scotland, but with a bit more cloud around, not so many of those upper 20s temperatures showing up those upper 20s temperatures showing up on the chart that. the skies are going to look like this for a ti

islands —— the risk of a shower in the far south—west. a bit cooler around the east coast for the overnight, largely dry, the risk of a few showers in the south, and we could do with some rain by this stage was the temperatures remaining in double figures. looking ahead towards wednesday, not any rain in the forecast, but more details coming up in about half an hour. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. we start in thailand. how many of you? 13. brilliant! this is the moment 12 young boys and their football coach were found — alive — after being trapped in a vast cave system for nine days. mexico has a new president — and he's promising big changes. translation: the new project of the nation will seek to establish an authentic democracy. we don't bet on building an open or closed dictatorship. the changes will be profound. donald trump's long time personal lawyer once said he'd take a bullet for the president — now he says his first loyalty is to his own family, not mr trump. and we are also going to talk about the world

so breezy across the south, a few showers in the channel islands, the south—west, but mostly dry. the cloud in inland areas of scotla nd dry. the cloud in inland areas of scotland fading away, but around the coasts we will continue to see low cloud at times, still some sunshine, but yellow colour is an indication that temperatures are in the high teens at best. down a notch on what some of you experienced yesterday. as we go through tonight and into tomorrow morning, a bit more in a way of low cloud developing across central and eastern scotland, northern and eastern parts of scotla nd northern and eastern parts of scotland and england, and a chance of showers in devon and cornwall and the highs of silly. a few midnight here, but elsewhere reasonably fresh morning commute, especially where you have got grey skies overhead. a lot of the cloud will break up, still some left into the afternoon. a bit more cloud across southern counties of england and wales threatening the odd shower now and again, one or two of those not far away from wimbledon during the late afternoon, the vast maj

a small chance for a shower across the channel islands. but mainly try and sunny with top temperatures of 27 degrees. little changing through the middle of the week. high pressure in charge, not so many white lines and the winds will be lighter by this stage. still a bit of extra cloud rolling into eastern coastal areas. a chance of a shower in northern scotland and south—west england. but temperatures still up at around 26 or 27 degrees. and then we look further ahead to the end of week and the weekend and it is more of the same. this exceptional spell of the same. this exceptional spell of dry weather goes on. the temperatures stay up in the mid to high 20s. some places touching the 30 degrees. there will be long spells of sunshine in just about all parts. still small chance for a shower in the north of scotland and maybe the south—west of england. where you catch a shower it could be heavy and thundery. but that long lasting rain that we need in the areas hit by the fires, is not coming soon and it looks dry for the next week at lea

for the south—west, a bit of mist and fog around the wheelchair, somerset and the channel islands. that will then break, the sun will come out. south—west england seeing cloud around first thing. through the day as our weather front slips south—east but it will get towards the scottish borders and the likes of glasgow, argyll & bute and eastern parts of northern ireland. some showers north—west england, wales and south—west england, but they will be few and far between. temperatures widely in the mid—to high 20s, locally 3132 in the south—east, and the north—east of scotla nd south—east, and the north—east of scotland 32. wales producing showers, a new one coming and across north—west scotland, producing some showers. clear spells and fog patches forming across parts of southern england. another 91, that is how we start tomorrow. tomorrow showers across north—west scotland, also northern england and wales for also northern england and wales for a time. the weather will drive from the west as we start to see more cloud coming in. there will still be sunny spell

the ones we have got through the day moving northwards and more coming through the channel islands dripping past west london and heading north. if you catch one, they will produce a lot of rain, hail and some gusty wind as well. at the same time we have the front coming from the west. they will be with us tomorrow, we will see some torrential downpours during tomorrow, especially later on. with the dry ground this can lead to flash flooding and also we will have big hail, frequent lighting and gusty wind around them. 0ur weather front lighting and gusty wind around them. 0ur weatherfront coming lighting and gusty wind around them. 0ur weather front coming from the west approaching slowly. by tomorrow it is east anglia that is likely to 36 degrees, that will be challenging thejuly 36 degrees, that will be challenging the july record 36 degrees, that will be challenging thejuly record which is 36 police seven recorded in july thejuly record which is 36 police seven recorded injuly 2017. —— 2015. we are looking at storms migrating northwards, leading us all into a fresh weekender. not nece

the midlands, wales, southern counties of england, all the way into the south—west, the channel islands, there is dry and sunny weather. through the day, watch how quickly the cloud in east disappears. we also have showers as to gritters rise once again today, essex, sussex, and kent. —— as temperatures rise. if there is any rate it'll be torrential and thundery. temperatures in the mid to low 20s. locally in the south—east, up low 20s. locally in the south—east, up to about 30, 30 one. but not as cool as it was yesterday for northern ireland and scotland. overnight, we will see some cloud developed. but we are not expecting the amount we have had this morning coming in from the north sea. most of us staying in double figures. locally, we might see high single figures, but in the south—east it is more likely to be 17 or 18. tomorrow, more of the same. if anything, it'll be warmer. we are looking at a lot of sunshine, a lot of dry weather, widely a la temperature range tomorrow will be from the mid to high 20s. the heat is creeping north. in the south—east we could have 30, 3

, but in theory, and on paper, as those on love island would say, he is collectively responsible. let's see how long it stands and if it can withstand the back channel rumblings. the situation is that some of theresa may's backbenchers, a there are 316 conservative mps, 48 of them, 15%, it's the same letters and put them into the 1922 committee, the backbench committee of tory mps, that triggers a vote of confidence and theresa may. if they get these numbers, i think there will be a vote of confidence in theresa may and the rebels will be crushed. the vast majority of tory mps are not hard brexiteers, and they are not in the win, we cannot leave group, the vast majority on the prime minister to get the best deal that she can get at brussels, get that through and move on to domestic issues because that is how they will keep jeremy corbyn domestic issues because that is how they will keepjeremy corbyn out of downing street. lots of the tory mps are frustrated that the news agenda, four months, has been dominated by very noisy, very ideological driven mps who do not have the numbers

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errepothe invading waters of jamaica bay have already altered life here in broad channel, and they may yet make this island unlivable before the end of the century.on this iof new york city's lowest lyingeighborhoods. it does not take much to flood these streets, just a high tide. this may look dramatic, but it is actually a regular occurrence here in broad channel. asso much so that the cityad to raise several of the streets. it is easy to see why new york is so concerned about rising sea levels. >> we n go out onto the deck and you can see the marsh. er: barbara lives in the flood zone. new york has more residents in these high risk areas than any other u.s. city. it is a kereason why this island metropolis is committed to the paris clite accord, even though the trump administration withdrew a year ago. >> is it a matter ofie bor is it accepting what scientists have discovered and have documented? so i think trump's attitude is completely wrong. porter: but the united states could still meet the paris commitment, thanks to the actions of cities. at this high school in queens, solar p

make this island unliveable before the end of the century. this is one of new york city's lowest—lying neighbourhoods. it doesn't take much to flood these streets — just a high tide. this may look dramatic but it's actually a regular occurrence here in broad channel — so much so that the city has had to raise several of the streets. so it's easy to see why new york is so concerned about rising sea levels. we can go out on the deck and you can see the marsh. barbara lives in the flood zone. new york has more residents in these high—risk areas than any other us city. it's a key reason why this island metropolis is still committed to the paris climate accord, even though the trump administration withdrew a year ago. is it a matter of belief or is it accepting what scientists have discovered and documented? i think trump's attitude is completely wrong. but the united states could still meet the paris commitment, thanks to the actions of cities. at this high school in queens, solar panels now help power the lights and computers. new york c

make this island unliveable before the end of the century. this is one of new york city's lowest lying neighbourhoods. it doesn't take much to flood these streets, just a high tide. this may look dramatic, but it's actually a regular occurrence here in broad channel, so much so that the city has had to raise several of the streets. so it's easy to see why new york is so concerned about rising sea levels. we can go out on the deck and you can see the marsh. barbara toborg lives in the flood zone. new york has more residents in these high—risk areas than any other us city. it's a key reason why this island metropolis is still committed to the paris climate accord, even though the trump administration withdrew a year ago. is it a matter of belief or is it accepting what scientists have discovered and have documented? so i think trump's attitude is, is completely wrong. but the united states could still meet the paris commitment, thanks to the actions of cities. at this high school in queens, solar panels now help power the lights and computers

make this island unliveable before the end of the century. this is one of new york city's lowest lying neighbourhoods. it doesn't take much to flood these streets, just a high tide. this may look dramatic, but it's actually a regular occurrence here in broad channel, so much so that the city has had to raise several of the streets. so it's easy to see why new york is so concerned about rising sea levels. we can go out on the deck and you can see the marsh. barbara lives in the flood zone. new york has more residents in these high—risk areas than any other us city. it's a key reason why this island metropolis is still committed to the paris climate accord, even though the trump administration withdrew a year ago. is it a matter of belief or is it accepting what scientists have discovered and have documented? so i think trump's attitude is, is completely wrong. but the united states could still meet the paris commitment, thanks to the actions of cities. at this high school in queens, solar panels now help power the lights and computers. new y

. >>> a rhode island artist is channeling her sadness over the situation with migrant families. frances hart is creating a mural of faceless and nameless children. the artist say theural grows out of her own feelings as the mother of two children. >> i cried for days because i imagined myself, thatmi it was and what it would feel like for my babies to be taken from me and i realized it was a horrible reality for thousands of mothers and fathers and children. >> the woman is posting her progress on instaam and is hoping to donate her work to a museum or other organization when she's done. >> we are in weather alert mode over the next two and a half hours here. >> storm team 4 traing day seven of a heat wave, plus potentially dangerous storms in somearts of our area. amelia is back next with that, plus the weeke forecast you've been waiting for. >> plus, breaking news. scottruitt is out at the epa. we're tracking reaction to his resignation, and we'll be le >>> we're in weather alert mode right now on day 7 of this heat wave. >> and it's bringing in new concerns to the region toni

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