fit again in december. west indies captainjason holder has urged his team to show unity ahead of the second test against england. the first test humiliation has led to fierce criticism from some of west indies‘ cricketing greats. austin halewood reports. embarrassing and pathetic. the thoughts of the west indian bowling great cu rtly thoughts of the west indian bowling great curtly ambrose as his former side lost 19 wickets in a day and crumpled to an innings defeat against england. five days on the second test is just around the corner and after receiving a whole host of criticism, the west indies arejust host of criticism, the west indies are just trying to focus on their cricket. it is a professional sport and everyone is entitled to their opinion. i can't change or control that, so i just opinion. i can't change or control that, so ijust urge the guy is not to focus on it. some guys use it as motivation, but every individual is different. we can't control it. you have to go back 17 years since the west indies last won a test in england and they haven't won a series away fro

, you're looking live at big sandy super store arena in huntington, west virginia where any moment president trump is expected to take the stage for a campaign rally. the president promising big announcements tonight, but that news now getting overshadowed by major developments and special counsel robert mueller's investigation as reports of new grand juries and subpoenas come to light. we have those breaking details in just a moment with chief national correspondent ed henry he is live at the white house. white house veteran bill bennett is here as well. we begin with fox news peter doocy. he is live in west virginia with more with what we can expect to hear from the president in just a few minutes. peter? >> and we know that the big announcement inside the big sandy super store arena on the banks of the ohio river tonight will be that west virginia's state house is going from blue to red. the governor tim justice was elected in 2015 as a democrat is going to announce tonight on stage with president trump by his side that he is joining the republican party. this is something that

west and the ability of acknowledgments, more than likely you will run across these three names. he is a resident scholar where he lives in cody because he is our go to guy where we have questions about buffalo bill. sometime for two is the opposition here. we get along very well. we collaborate with one another. we noticed a few mistakes that the directoror him of the buffalo bill center in the west. and learned all about art-- thel consider buffalo bills life and legacy in the past, as well as touching on his historical legacy, and how it stands today. we will bring up our first speaker. he has 20 minutes. each speaker has 20 minutes. thanks to their spouses, wonderful and embarrassing slides of them will pop up. and after all presentations, we it up to questions. please wait for the mike to get to you. i would like to introduce paul. [applause] paul: thank you, jeremy. steve's presentation is too long and you are going to have to cut it short, because i am taking that extra time. i put this on paper to give the illusion of organization, but it is just an illusion. i can't read ab

>> president trump held a rally n huntington, west virginia. ♪ west virginia. to the place i belong west virginia mountain momma take me home country road all my memories gather round her minor lady, stranger through blue waters dark and dusty painted on the sky misty taste of moon shine tear drop in my eye country road take me home to the to the place i belong west virginia mountain momma take me home country road i hear her voice in the morning hour she calls me the radio reminds me of my home far away driving down the road i get a feeling i should have been home yesterday yesterday president trump: thank you. thank you. i am thrilled to be back in the very, very beautiful state of west virginia. chausechause [cheers and applause] and i am proud to stand before you and celebrate the hard working people who are the absolute backbone of america. thank you. [cheers and applause] i love the people of the tates. i love your grit, your spirit, and i love our coal miners. they are coming back i love your grit, your strong. [cheers and applause] president trump: i made you a promise durin

elsewhere will fade. high cloud coming away overnight. thickening cloud across the west. rain by midnight to northern ireland. and south—west scotland, west wales and the south west england by the end of the south west england by the end of the night. it will not be as cold as it was last night. the chances of seeing the metres —— meteor shower is perhaps not as good as last night. there will be some clearer skies earlier in the night. particularly towards the east. not clear skies by the morning across scotla nd clear skies by the morning across scotland and northern ireland, outbreaks of rain. the wettest weather is pushing further into scotland. wait for the russia are in the south—west. heavy rain over the irish sea into north—west england. showery rain across wales and the south—west of england as well. through the midlands, eastern england, it will be dry to start the day. some hazy sunshine. it could stay dry all day because the rain is not moving east yet. showery rain in northern ireland, western england and wales. heavy rain for northern ireland. signs of ra

sportsday. i'm leah boleto — so much to get through tonight. the west indies ray of hope — another century from shai who steers the windies to a famous test win at headingley. is sanchez bound for city? there's a £50 million bid on the table tonight but arsenal reject it. first konta, now kerber — the defending champion is dumped out of the us open in round one. we'll start with cricket and an historic day at headingley where the west indies won their first test match in this country for 17 years when they beat england by five wickets to win the second test and level the three—match series. described as pathetic after their defeat in the first test, this was a spectacular comeback for the tourists. it was also a special day for their young batsman shai hope. patrick gearery was watching in leeds. a remarkable test match ends with a five wicket victory for west indies in the closing overs of the final day with gloom all around us in leeds. this was a victory very few people expected of them before the test match. very few people expected before this fifth day. england had set them 322

complete control — england force the follow on as west indies continue to struggle. mourinho hails his team's class, calm and consistency as they score four again. and rodgers tests out his academy graduates as they take on kilmarnock and come away with a win. also coming up in the programme: england start the defence of their eurohockey title — we'll have the action from the netherlands. and ahead of next week's world championships in glasgow, we look at how british badminton are hoping to change some minds following the complete funding cut that followed the rio olympics. there's an awful lot to bring to you, including all of the reaction to today's premier legaue games, but we are going to start at edgbaston, where england are in complete control of the first test against west indies. they have forced the tourists to follow on. let's go live tojoe wilson, who can get us up to date with west indies‘ second innings. good evening. almost 25,000 spectators here at edgbaston today, many in fancy dress. west indies 81-4 in many in fancy dress. west indies 81—1; in their second i

correspondence, myjaw hit the ground. i got the west wing, got martin sheen, you are history, into the garbage. i am kidding martin sheen, you are history, into the garbage. lam kidding but martin sheen, you are history, into the garbage. i am kidding but you could not dream this up. here we we re could not dream this up. here we were with sean spicer, an erratic but interesting press baron dismissed from hisjob and then but interesting press baron dismissed from his job and then you get anthony scaramucci and his number two get anthony scaramucci and his numbertwo and get anthony scaramucci and his number two and youth lord wow,, and then this all full rant in the papers. enter stage left, general kelly, cannot believe that general trump has not —— president trump is not admonished him. he made his presence felt straightaway and audi goes. willjohn kelly, the new chief of staff, sort out the chaos in the white house? it seems to be going on and on. after the initial honeymoon period and it's been chaotic from day one. that is being kind. he is a disciplinarian and it made it clear to pres

west coast of wales. that rain has been heavy here, turning heavier now in cornwall. pretty wet to the east of northern ireland but easing off and spreading its way to dumfries & galloway. the rain slowly pushing northwards and eastwards, just liked apache through the midlands at the moment. some rumbles of thunder cannot be ruled out. and later on, channel islands into the selfies, one or two thunderstorms rumbling through. but for many, it becomes drier and clearer through the night and not to chilly, 12—15d into the morning. at least we start with a lot more sunshine in wales and south—west england. 0ne sunshine in wales and south—west england. one or two showers. the channel islands, overnight rain will have cleared. if you are up early enough maybe some heavy bursts of rain in kent but i think by eight o'clock most of that should be gone. the rest of england should be dry. 0ne the rest of england should be dry. one or two isolated showers on the same across much of scotland and northern ireland will stop showers will become a bit more abundant. persistent rain in shetland gr

and we keep showers going to the north—west. temperatures down to about 11 or 12 where they've been the last couple of nights. for the weekend we should see good spells of sunshine. for a while into sunday, as well. showers will be fewer than today but a chance of rain arriving in the south—west later in the weekend. into the start of the weekend, saturday sees showers concentrated in the north—west of scotland. one oi’ in the north—west of scotland. one or two showers and sunshine for northern ireland, a few showers off the irish sea to the north—west of england bumping into the pennines. the odd one for wales. through the midlands and the south—east probably off toa midlands and the south—east probably off to a bright and sunny start again. always likely to catch one or two light showers in the south—west but they will be light and won't be as many as today either. for many southern parts of england, midlands, into wales, it's going to be a dry day. the showers more likely further north and particularly in the afternoon across scotland where there will be blustery

washington for me. i came to washington for all of you. >> president trump wows the crowd at a rally in west virginia. >> we didn't win because of russia. we won because of you. that, i can tell you. >> deep state targets president trump again by leaking transcripts of phone calls he had with world leaders. >> tonight's news is not just a threat to trump and his entourage but it is to, i think, cop constitutional stability. >> whoever leaked these needs to be found out and reprimanded and fired. >> according to leaks from unnamed sources special counsel robert mueller has impaneled a grand jury. >> attorney general jeff sessions will make an announcement about the department of justice's efforts to crack down on leakers. >> i will tell you as west virginiaens, i can't help you anymore being a democrat governor. >> trump somehow just keeps grinding forward. despite everything, i think that the trump system is gradually beginning to really work. >> all across the country, americans of every kind are coming together with one simple goal, make america great again. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in the midd

robert e. lee did. if he disappears from the map and goes back west across the potomac river into virginia, this will open up lafayette to a bad situation. copy to in the union army of the potomac with nowhere to go behind him because the union garrison at harpers ferry is still in existence and has not surrendered yet. what he will decide on the morning of september 15 is the temporarily, he will make a stand behind antietam creek on the high ground overlooking the creek at a place called sharpsburg. he is only standing there against, momentarily, to save lafayette macaws -- to save robert e.and towards lee. when he arrives on the east bank he is greeted with something he does not expect and certainly something he likes very much. it is this. it is a great view today. anyone who wants to go up to the house and see this view you can get it. wasn't exactly where this was when he had this view on september 15 and that you would have been even better. far less trees. robert e. lee would've had a great view of the ground and the other side of antietam. today you can see as i've labele

tell that in west virginia. people were lining up seven hours early to get into the arena. the president is so popular there the democratic governor announced he's joining the republican party. we learned robert mueller has impaneled a grand jury and is already issuing subpoenas. the president fed off an energetic crown in huntington, west virginia, and went right at his critics. >> our agenda rises above left or right. it's an agenda for all of the people, especially for the tens of millions of forgotten americans. they are not so forgotten anymore, i will tell you. you proved that. you proved it. you are not forgotten anymore. the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. that's all it is. it just makes them feel better when they have nothing else to talk about. what the prosecutor should be looking at are hillary clinton's 33,000 deleted emails. [cheers and applause] most people know there were no russians in our campaign. there never were. we didn't win because of russia. we won because of you. that i

. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. >>reporter: at a campaign- style rally in west virginia thursday, the president continued to dismiss mueller's probe as a fake news hoax. >> have you seen any russians in west virginia? >>reporter: reuters reports that the grand jury panel has already issued subpoenas in connection with the june 2016 meeting donald trump, jr. had with a russian lawyer. the president's attorney, ty said the white house will fully cooperate with mueller and that it, quote, favors anything that accelerates the conclusion of his work fairly. president trump has expressed be fair to the investigation. reacting to some reports that pr trump may fire mueller, two bipartisan groups of senators introduced bills thursday to make it harder for the president to do so. >> you fired bob mueller, one of the most admired people i know. you fire him, you create a fire storm here. >>reporter: if you does move, it says the president has to seek court approval. >>> here's a quick look at why a grand jury matters. by all accounts impaneling a grand jury is a sign investigators

he says he has a special announcement. it could be the democratic governor of west virginia is switching to the republican party. thanks for having us in your homes. gerri willis is here with "making money." gere report "wall street journal" reporting special counsel robert mueller has impaneled a grand jury and subpoenas have been issued. this unfolding as president trump hold a campaign-style rally in one hour. as the dow delivers another record close. reporter: presiden president trs legal team said they didn't have a heads up to any of this and there is nothing unusual about that. ty coulcobb said grand jury mats are usually secret. the white house is fully committed to cooperating with mr. mueller. >> when you have got an investigation like this, it's typically how they move forward. it's a standard operating procedure. reporter: sarah huckabee-sanders was trying to build up the case in the immediate aftermat afterf this. another attorney for the president echoed the same comments saying quote we have no reason to believe president trump is under investigation. that's some

northern powerhouse is to becoming a reality. in sport: west indies have won a test match in england for the first time in 17 years. shai hope's historic century helped them to a famous victory, on a thrilling final day at headingley. that looks nice. low —— love cardamom... the great british bake off returned to our screens last night. we will be asking if the new recipe tickled the taste buds of one panel of viewers. and carol has the weather. good morning. across the north of the country today, we are looking at a breezy day, with sunshine and showers. warmer than yesterday. further south, though, it is the opposite. we have some persistent rain particularly in the south—east and it will feel colder than it was yesterday. i will have more details inis yesterday. i will have more details in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story: there has been unanimous condemnation of north korea's firing of a ballistic missile overjapan at a meeting of the united nations security council overnight. pyongyang has described the launch as the first step of operations in the pacific. the

arrived from the south—west of the uk. it is feeling warm, especially with the sunshine coming through. also sunshine across the north—east of the uk. this was north yorkshire earlier on. we will lose a lot of the sunshine. in between we have a broadband of cloud, quite low cloud, grey and gloomy. also this area of rain as well. that is due to the weather front which is sliding its way northwards very slowly, hence the crowd increasing in the north east. breaking up in the south—west. already 23 degrees at exeter airport. 25 knockout of the question. more cloud for the south—east of england. we have this rain pushing north across northern england, mainly the north west of england. quite wet still for the afternoon. the rain is using its way into the of scotland still hazy sunshine in the north east of scotland. this evening we will see the rain continuing northwards. it will move away and continued further into scotland. further south, when oui’ into scotland. further south, when our breaks in the cloud, there will be mysterious. you'll be grey and gloomy out there overnight. a

: president trump in huntington, west virginia, where he set to hold a make america great rally. within moments, tonight's rally coming on a busy "newsday" with reports special counsel robert mueller impaneled a new grand jury in washington dc to investigate the changes of collusion with the russians in the election. sources familiar with the investigation tell reuters that grand jury subpoenas have been issued in connection with a june 2016 meeting between donald trump jr., a russian attorney and others, trump attorney john dowd responding telling fox, we have no reason to believe president trump is under investigation. end quote. and ty cobb, special count stole president adding grand jury matters are tip ebbl typically secret. white house is committed to fully cooperating with mr. mueller. for more on russia probe developments and the president's backing new legislation of creating additional sanctions and tonight additionalo proposing reforms and in our immigration system we joined by senator david per cu perdue. a busy man. senator great to have you with us. and congratulations on

government in the american west in the 20th century. the university of colorado boulder's patricia limerick. >> that was probably the most intense experience on the ground of being in the community, still very divided over that. i hope i can get to that as well. first a guessing game. this is somebody who said a lot of things that i think people have forgotten, including me. so who said that? isn't it fun to be told that you're going to be tricked? come on, suckers. come on. >> -- essentially. >> it is in your reading. >> you did. >> i said that? no. no. but in fact, it is so much something i could have said because the public lands are -- they're the core of the way the federal government grows. that's one of those bedrock reasons for saying the west and the westward expansion is key to the growth of the power of the federal government. so i felt that. [ inaudible ] no. though he would -- >> turner? >> yes, yes, yes. i was going to say i've sat at his desk. matt got it. frederick jackson turner said that. i am -- he is totally benefited from you folks being here because i re-read

—west, seeing a number of showers affecting northern ireland, scotland and the north—west of england. the driest and sunniest weather across southern and eastern areas. that's your forecast. this is bbc news. the headlines: a bbc investigation has revealed the scale of suffering in yemen's war. around 17 million people are hungry and 7 million are starving. leaked documents from the united nations suggest both sides are violating international law, killing and maiming children and that the saudi—led coalition is blocking delivery of food and medicine. the american secretary of state has played down president trump's assertions on monday that the united states will win the war in afghanistan. mr tillerson told reporters in washington that the us might not win a military victory over the taliban, but the militants couldn't win either. charges including murder have been filed against two of the suspected islamists captured after last week's attacks in and around barcelona. a third suspect is being held for a further 72 hours for questioning, while another has been released, while inve

things. sat to the north—west of the uk, here is a trailing weather front, which will bring rain to some central parts of the country, down towards the south—west, during the course of the day. for scotland and for northern ireland this morning, there will be some sunshine to start your day. quite a fresh morning, actually, here. one or two showers pushing in from the north—west, and the odd shower for northern england too. heading down from lincolnshire, towards the midlands, towards south—west england, you are under the influence of a weather front from the word go, so fairly cloudy and damp. some sunshine to start off your day across the south—east of england, and east anglia, too. and for the likes of kent and sussex, it should remain pretty warm and bright, really, for much of the day. a little bit further north, we've got that weather front bringing a few showers to east anglia and london, and some spells of rain across the south—west of england, and south wales, too. now, temperatures today about 18 to 21 degrees. sunshine and showers for scotland, and for northern irela

change to come. a weather front moves in from the west. it'll bring the heaviest rain through scotland, in particular, and north—west england. light and patchy into northern ireland, wales and south—west england. the best of the sunshine, really, through east anglia, the east midlands, down into the south—east corner. here, we could see highest values around 22 or 23. but, even in the cloud and the rain, we're looking at around 15 to 19 degrees. so once the rain lifts and the brightness returns, not too bad an affair. that front will still clear away. it is not going to bring that much in the way of persistent rain across the east, but it will do so through tuesday night, into the start of the day. so on tuesday it looks as though we will see a scattering of showers, but not a bad affair. 17 to 23 degrees the overall high. that front still to clear away, and then another waits in the wings for wednesday. but, ahead of it, it stays relatively quiet, so not a bad day on wednesday. it will cloud over from the west with that rain arriving, but that is going to be the story this week.

libya and the west are run by rival political institutions but there is now something resembling a functioning authority here, imposed by the military strongman in eastern libya, marshal khalifa haftar. can the commander who once served kadhafi pull libya back from the brink? myjourney to libya starts with a little piece of history. the first scheduled flight bound to benghazi in three years. the city's airport was closed down by heavy fighting in 2014. back then, jihadists seized most of the city. those days are over. thank you. 0k, bye. so here we have one small sign of normality returning to one libyan city. the terminal building is nothing but a shed. there aren't many flights. but to the people of benghazi, this feels like the lifting of a siege. this is what the war left behind. entire neighbourhoods of benghazi deserted, reduced to rubble. ganfouda is one of the last readouts of so—called islamic state. benghazi university was scene of some of the fiercest fighting. this once splendid campus, built by german architects in the 19505, was turned into a military base and trai

partly sunny skies right now, and off to the north and west you see the frontal boundary moving across the great lakes and that works its way eastward through the day and sparking off showers and storms and the dynamics look north and west of the city. if you step out today 2:00, 88 degrees underneath a partly sunny skies and 90 at 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 in at 87 and 81 at 8:00 p.m. tonight. and 77 at 10:00 p.m. underneath a partly cloudy sky. musikfest is going on in the lehigh valley and santana takes the stage at 8:30 tonight the stands still stage. partly sunny and 8:00 in the upper 70s and dry at 9:00 and even 10:00 and 11:00 underneath a partly sunny skies, if you are in bethlehem the best chance of finding showers and thunderstorms look to be earlier this afternoon. we look to be dry for the concert later on tonight. coming up a closer look at the forecast conditions improve greatly as we head into the weekend as the humidity lowers. details in the full accuweather forecast. >> we'll see you back inside. >> thank you. you can get the updated forecast any time on your tablet or smart

want to focus on another story, federal lands and its review of addicted areas out west. you can see -- review of protected areas out west. you can see what we are talking about. 47% of the land out west, a majority of the land is owned by federal government. first, the very latest from barcelona and these headlines from spanish-speaking newspapers and photographs. reporting this morning that police have captured and killed five suspected terrorists. there is a second vehicle tack after an earlier one barcelona killing 13, injuring 80 others. the men linked to the barcelona attack to the ones killed according to spanish officials. police are still hunting for the man who drove his van to the crowd barcelona yesterday. spain's prime minister describing it as a jihadist attack. .sis claiming responsibility that story from the bcc -- from the bbc. also from the new york times, more on the trump white house. this is the white house -- this is the headlines -- here is the reporting front page from the new york times -- senator bob corker questioning the residence stability and senator tim

to the west, at times we'll be back and forth between clouds and sun. it's possible you will see sun for a good portion of the eclipse and every now and then it might cloud up a bit. 69 in philadelphia. 26 in allentown and reading. 63 in trenton. upper 60s in wilmington and low 70s in cape may. dewpoints in the mid 60s. up in allentown, 59-degree reading. as you get to cape may it's humid, anything in the low to mid 60s is moderately humid. not too bad this morning. 68 degrees by 7:00 a.m. noon, 83. 3:00 p.m., a little stickier, 88. it will be warm enough for cool drinks we're looking at a clouds and sun mix, hopefully bright enough to see the eclipse. there's a chance of a an afternoon shower out in lancaster county. future tracker we'll look at the clouds and showers coming up, karen. >> reporter: we have a disabled vehicle on the schuylkill expressway and now i-95. people having a tough time getting to work today. this is i-95 northbound past academy road. a disabled vehicle right there stuck on the side. nobody is helping him out just yet. i-95 northbound off to the side as y

teaches a class of westward expansion and the closing of the american west in the 20th century. she talks about how the west has been portrayed as pastoral and wild and switched from ow the government to preserving it under the umbrella of different federal departments. >> okay. so here's our exploration of progressive era responses to the -- what it was understood to be the end of the frontier and if we have time we'll get to a massive adventure in applied history where i got to go to harney county where the national wildlife refuge was taken over by the bundy brothers so i get -- i'll have a presentation on that if time permits because that was probably really the most intense experience on the ground of being in the place. community still very divided by that takeover. i hope i can get to that, as well. so, first a guessing game. this is somebody who said a lot of things that i think people have forgotten. including me. including me. i've forgotten some of the things. so here's the question i guess for the sake of wider audience. i'll read it. the public domain has been a force of prof

the south west of england, more powerfor northern ireland, a few showers in scotland, but a sunny enter the date for much of northern and eastern parts of england and a lot of the cloud elsewhere will tend to fade away. i cloud is coming away overnight, thickening cloud across the west to bring rain to northern ireland by midnight and by the end of the night into southwest:, west wales and the west of england. cloud increasing. the chance of seeing the meteor shower not quite as good as last night. some clearer skies earlier in the night particularly in the east. not clearer skies in the morning. quite wet for the rush—hour. outbreaks of heavy rain over the irish sea into the west of england. sherry rain across england and the south west of england. through the midlands, try to start the day. hazy sunshine. i could stay dry all day because this rain is not moving eastwards. showery rain across england, the west of england and wales, rain for northern ireland and wales, rain for northern ireland and signs of the rain beginning to turn heavier in the south west later on. quite war

outbreaks of trains running from west and east, the breeze continues to freshen here, keep a fair amount of crowd from northern ireland. clear skies into england and for the rest of england and wales, plenty of very warm sunshine. it is a fine evening out there, we will see overnight, some outbreaks of trains running from west and east, the breeze continues to freshen here, keep a fairamount of continues to freshen here, keep a fair amount of cloud from northern ireland. clear skies into england and temperatures a little bit lower in rural spots. not everyone keeps the fine weather for monday, because there is a weather front approaching, england and wales it will brighten up going into the evening, one or two showers to the north and west of scotland. for clark into the afternoon, the rain clearing, blustery day warm sunshine, for scotland and northern ireland, a band of rain moving south, quite windy, not much rain for the east of scotland, but as it clears, it will brighten up going into leaving, one or two showers to the north and west of scotland. for clark into the afternoon, the r

headingley. but the west indies dominate the first day of the second test. after all the chaos, all the hype, floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor finally weigh in. and we look ahead to tomorrow night's rugby world cup final with england's women. they are looking to retain their title. hello and welcome to sports day. a busy bank holiday sport. we start with cricket. ben stokes had a century on the opening date of the test against the opening date of the test against the west indies. but the story of the west indies. but the story of the day was the much improved performance of the tourists at headingley, as patrick geary reports. adshed into headingley‘s memory, great cricketers of the past, meant a shock and awe. so sharp focus on these men, a team with stars currently playing in other shirts on other shores, and yet a team which seems to have rediscovered a bygone energy. those, alastair cook fell to shannon gabriel. didn't the new boys were picked on, tom westley and mark sturman pummelling for passports. —— stumbling. joe root escaped. so to ben stokes, the west indian catchin

across the south of the uk where the temperature was 2a celsius. at al to the west, some thick cloud bringing rain. -- the west, some thick cloud bringing rain. —— but out to the west. the rain. —— but out to the west. the rain will turn steadier and heavier. across scotland, the west of wales, the skies will clear but it will be pretty mild out there. we will all get rain at some stage. the cloud will break leading to a few showers. northern england and south east scotla nd northern england and south east scotland may miss the showers and feel some sunshine. but western scotla nd feel some sunshine. but western scotland will get some showers. they will continue into the evening. 0vernight it will get wetter. that clears the way of friday morning and we get some sunshine and showers before things turn wetter in northern ireland and the rain moves back over the irish sea. disappointing temperatures to end the week. not a lot better on saturday. blustery winds, some sunshine and showers, most of them across the northern half of the uk. pleasa nt across the northern half of the

transport disruption or even localised flooding. further west and north a different story. a fair amount of cloud but dry through this afternoon and up to 19, 20 degrees in places. also scotland and northern ireland enjoying some spells of sunshine. for the edinburgh fringe festival, looking good for the rest of today and tomorrow. temperatures in the high teens. and through this evening many places fine but the rain clinging on for a good part of the night across the south—east with some very soggy night across the south—east with some very soggy conditions. but as the rain clears away and the sky is clear turning into quite chilly night especially out in the countryside. even cold enough for some grass frost in some of the lens of scotland. but a promising day tomorrow because high pressure is building in from the south—west meaning a fairly light wind. some good spells of sunshine, more cloud bubbling up as the day goes on. some early rain in the south—east corner which should clear quickly and some patchy rain in the far north of scotland. in the sunshine, i9, 20 degrees, fee

cover and clear skies. we have a blip of a shower developing north and west of the area. reading might catch some of this. a brief heavy downpour heading toward hamburg, possibly clipping kutztown over the next 15, or 20 minutes. allentown keep your eye on that in case it develops. 72 in philadelphia. 68 in allentown. 68 in reading, 72 in wilmington. 74 trenton, and 74 in cape may. the humidity is still in place you can tell that by looking at the dewpoints. anything over 60 is humid, 70 is oppressive humidity, not impressive, oppress oppressive. noon, 85. 3:00 p.m., 90 degrees it will be the high and humid today. while i'm posting an afternoon or evening thunderstorm they will be far out in the northern and western suburbs, lancaster, berks the lehigh valley and the poconos later today and tonight. tomorrow morning, just about anybody can pick up a shower or thunderstorm, matt, but then the stuff scoots off the coast and day.t weekend improvement. >> reporter: we like it when things are not impressive onroae dull and that's the way we like it. friday mornings in the summertime t

live to a rally for president trump in huntington, west virginia. ♪ to the place i belong ♪ ♪ west virginia mountain momma ♪ ♪ take me home ♪ ♪ country road ♪ ♪ all my memories ♪ ♪ gather round her ♪ ♪ minor lady, stranger through blue waters ♪ ♪ dark and dusty ♪ ♪ painted on the sky ♪ ♪ misty taste of moon shine ♪ ♪ tear drop in my eye ♪ ♪ country road ♪ ♪ take me home ♪ ♪ to the to the place i belong ♪ ♪ west virginia mountain momma ♪ ♪ take me home ♪ ♪ country road ♪ ♪ i hear her voice in the morning hour ♪ ♪ she calls me ♪ ♪ the radio reminds me of my home far away ♪ ♪ driving down the road ♪ ♪ i get a feeling i should have been home yesterday ♪ ♪ yesterday ♪ [cheers and applause] president trump: thank you. thank you. i am thrilled to be back in the very, very beautiful state of west virginia. and i am proud to stand before you and celebrate the hard work ing people who are the absolute backbone of america. thank you. i love the people of the states. i love your grit, your spirit, and i love

west coast, there it goes, across from the west coast to the east coast, oh, clouds there, is it? it is going across the new united. millions of people on the ground will be seeing a most amazing total eclipse. the weather everywhere we have seen so far, clear skies, then the eclipse comes along and everything goes much darker. the temperature drops. and there is this extraordinary site which doesn't happen that often. we have just been speaking to a family, a lady from birmingham, who has gone there because she is an eclipse follower and it is her six total eclipse she has managed to see. we will be bringing you these pictures as that eclipse sweeps across the united states. coming in on the west coast, and it will exit charleston in south carolina. there are some slight doubts about the weather there, whether there will be a good view. and then the eclipse affect peters out in the atlanticjust off —— a bit short of the coast of africa. we are looking at the end of the eclipse in the state of oregon. this is what people on the ground in 0regon will be seen. that might be a shot

andrew napolitano. president trump just wrapping up a boisterous rally in hunting on, west virginia in front of a packed house of nearly 9,000 supporters. and he hit hard on a lot of topics. watch. >> we want to reduce taxes and increase wages for all of our people. we want to bring back our plants and our factories and our manufacturing. and that's what's happening right now. and you see it and so does every other state in our union. we are protecting american workers and we are protecting american industry for the first time in many, many decades. kennedy: the president had a lot to talk about. jeff flock was there for every moment. jeff, let's talk about that phone conversation the president had back in january. that call and the transcript were leaked. what did the president have to say about that tonight? reporter: interesting, the leaked phone conversation he told the mexican president, hey, you can't keep saying you are not going to pay for the wall, i'm saying you are going to pay for the wall. tonight he did bring up the wall. but listen to what he said and what he didn't s

. steve bannon‘s clashes with more moderate forces in the west wing, including jared kushner and donald trump's daughter, ivanka. renewed accusations after the event is a child still over his white nationalist sympathies sealed his fate. this time magazine labelled steve bannon the great manipulator. he is nowjoint —— he has now joined breitbart manipulator. he is nowjoint —— he has nowjoined breitbart news. he says he continues to intend that mackie says that he intends to keep fighting on the president's bar. he has said that the troubled presidency that they fought for and w011 presidency that they fought for and won is now over. leading members of the white house inner circle shown here just seven months ago have the white house inner circle shown herejust seven months ago have now almost all been sacked or stepped down. although his departure is a victory for those who wanted to see a more murder at west wing, —— more moderate west wing, whether or not it causes a more functional white house is yet to be seen. stay with us here on bbc news, still to come... celeb

migrations the world has ever seen. the muslim—majority state of pakistan was created to both the west and the east of india, with muslims travelling in one direction, hindus and sikhs in the other. around 12 million people are thought to fled the violence that erupted, with communities targeting each other. a million people are thought to have died . many south asians who came to britain in the years after independence were from places affected by the partition. seven decades on — they've been telling kavita puri their stories. archive footage: and all the time, the bloodshed goes on. as the new dominions of pakistan and india take over their own affairs... when british india was divided along religious lines, people who'd lived side by side for centuries soon found themselves as a minority in a new country. they fled in their millions across the new borders. throughout this vast land, hindus and muslims seek safety in new surroundings. raj daswani lives in london. 70 years ago, his family fled pakistan for india. he left his home and his first love, yasmine. raj was a hindu. yasmine a

the north—west of the uk. now, the wet weather came on that weather front there. that has long gone out into the north sea. still dawdling, perhaps, towards the northern isles for a while. lower pressure towards the north—west, this is where we will see most of the showers. higher pressures towards the south. not a big high pressure, but higher pressure. hence the drier weather here. a sunny start across much of the midlands, east anglia and the south—east of england, and some sunshine further west, as well, across the south—east of england and wales. just the chance of a little bit more cloud, and maybe one or two light showers. the odd shower coming into the north—west of england, as well. much of north—east england, and indeed eastern scotland, starting dry and sunny. still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands. most of northern ireland starting the day dry. but i think we will see some showers, or even longer spells of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western

scotland in north—west england, in fa ct, scotland in north—west england, in fact, the showers perhaps hanging up into a long period of rain which could make for a soggy time in parts of liverpool and west wales, as well. a few showers across the south—west of england, some spells of sunshine as well, and for much of the midlands, east anglia and the south—east we will start of dry, with some spells of sunshine. 17 degrees there in brighton at 8pm in the morning. watch the map as we go on through the day. the showers initially mostly concentrated in the west will become more widespread, just about anywhere could get a shower. some places will get shower after shower after shower, with some hailand after shower after shower, with some hail and some thunder. other places will stay dry all day long, most likely across south—east england. that is also where we will have the highest temperatures. 23 degrees in london, cool and fresher towards the north—west. now, temporarily, high pressure builds on across tuesday night. that kills off most of the showers. largely dry start to wedne

the west steps back from global leadership, this is china stepping forward — remaking the map of the global economy. with no other country offering a big idea right now, this is the most ambitious bid to shape our century. translation: i'm under a lot of pressure. a massive roll—out of infrastructure built by china. to drive trade across more than 60 countries. translation: it's like a promised land. china's president claims it's a win—win for all. translation: we will not resort to outdated geopolitical manoeuvring. critics say the only winner will be china. translation: the chinese have done nothing. i'm setting out on a 7,000—mile journey to meet the people of the new silk road, to understand how it will change their lives and our world. they call them the ships of the desert. for centuries, the camel trains of the silk road dominated trade between china and the west. now, china wants to build a new silk road. china's belt and road vision is so vast, it may be decades before we can tell whether it's a worthy successor to the ancient silk road. but what we can say is that, wi

west virginians i can't help you anymore being a democrat governor. so tomorrow i will be changing my registration to republican. >> this is a significant below the democrats, leaving democrats was just 15 governors among 50 states and as donald trump addressed the russia probe with concerns escalating about the grand jury impaneled by bob mueller the president stressed how significant the switches because it made his agenda rise above partisan politics. >> he showed the country that our agenda rises above left or right. they don't talk about the all time high stock market, they don't talk about reforms to the va or about manufacturing jobs we are bringing back to america by the hundreds of thousands. peter: elizabeth pearson saying jim justice deceived the state of west virginia when he ran as a democrat sweet months ago, west virginians have learned they can't trust jim justice. the president back in the white house will hold a phone call with the french president e manual macroin before leaving for his vacation but we may hear from him from time to time. heather: we will at least o

area of low pressure moving in from the west, the satellite picture shows the thicker cloud across north—western areas but it won't reach the south east, with sunny spells continuing. in the afternoon, heavy rain moving into parts of scotla nd heavy rain moving into parts of scotland and north west england and maybe south—west england, but an improving picture for northern ireland. ahead of the rain band, it will stay sunny, temperatures 22 degrees. windy as well, it will stay quite unsettled overnight, further showers, the rain band becomes stalled and there could be a lot of rain across north—western england into wales and the midlands and into the south west. the south—east again staying dry and the weather front straddling several areas and there could be heavy rain in the south—west, sunshine in the south—east and further north and west will continue with sunshine and showers, temperatures 17—20 degrees. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines at 1.30pm: a review into the cost of energy is dismissed as "cold comfort" by consumer groups, who say households are alre

. could pop a shower out to the west but here in d.c. just a few more clouds around, highs in the mid 80's. hey, erin. >> pretty pleasant thursday morning commute so far. we'll take a look at those metro rails see if they're shaping up as nicely as the roads next. >> let's get you caught up. tensions escalate as north korea indicates it's getting closer to an attack on gaum. >> the regime put out new statement responding to president trump's threat to bring fire and fury on the nation. fox5's melanie alnwick live outside the white house with the latest on that. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good and though he's not in the white house president trump's words are certainly raising tensions in washington. north korea pushing back strongly in a statement with more threats calling president trump senile and saying "it seems he has not yet understood the statement. sound dialogue is not possible with a guy bereft of reason and only absolute force can work on him. "in that statement the general in charge of north korea's rock of command says his country would finalize plans by mid august t

,ist first of all, the approximated just left for west virginia and a number of reporters, including our own monica alba shouted questions at him to try to get reaction from the president himself. not clear if he heard those questions, but no response from the president. in terms of what his legal counsel was saying, let's start with ty cobb who of course has been on the job for just a couple of days. he's a washington, d.c. attorney who is no stranger to these times of battle is. he says grand jury matters are typically secret. the white house favors anything that accelerates the conclusion of mr. mueller's work fairly. the white house is committed to fully cooperating with mr. mueller. this from jay sekulow who is another attorney for the president h. with respect to the kbalk of the grand jury, we have no reason to believe the president is under investigation. this seems to be the strategy, chuck, to really focus on that nugget, the fact that the president has said, james comey told him he was never under investigation. now, of course, that was a different time. that was when jame

very carefully. that means if you're going out tonight, obviously with the activity in the west, watch out. we've got a few showers south of hagerstown moving toward western fredrick county. and down, coming in toward prince william, a couple of showers have developed. we'll come back and talk about the rest of the weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, howard. >>> into the fierce debate over black lives matter and shootings tonight, a chilling photo. >> black lives matter activists are demanding that a dozen police officers be fired for posing with a logo that features a skull with a bullet hole through the forehead. bruce has the story. >> it started with the t-shirt worn openly in court by a dc police officer who has now been pulled off the street. power shift is a unit that patrols some of dc's most violent neighbods a free christian cross that's been used as a symbol by white supremacists. >> this is meant as a form of intimidation for the community. it's meant to establish a reputation. >> now the black lives matter activists say they have uncovered a dozen offic

the evening, one or two showers in northern scotland. at four p:m., the rain clearing north—west scotland at this stage. a blustery day, our breaks a rain and not amounting to much in eastern scotland but wet for a time in glasgow and the rain will move into belfast as well. quite a bit of cloud in the north—west england and cloudy times into north—west wales and the east. it'll feel warmer than today and some spot in south—east england could get to 29 celsius. it will be about 28.3, the warmest lake bank holiday in august on record. so keep watching and see if that number is beaten. on monday evening, cloud and rain filtering towards parts of northern england and north wales. late in the evening. on tuesday, the band of cloud and a few spots of moving south and hardly any rain as it works towards the south—east. breezy day in northern ireland and a few showers and a heavy one in western scotland. on thursday into friday, high pressure is building back again from the south—west. wednesday, we could see some outbreaks of rain affecting mostly pa rt outbreaks of rain affe

goods, the jobs just aren't there anymore. and the crucial markets have been on the west coast. >> you answered as to other donors, but does qatar or turkey or anyone else have their own programs that they typically provide to gaza outside unrwa? >> it's not just unrwa just happens to be the biggest, but the u.n. and qatar give assistance to the people. and some also support, as you know, the defactor government there as well. >> help us understand the very complicated current politics within fatah itself or different wings of fault that, and now recently meetings. walk us through what's going on politically. why is abbas doing the things he's doing? is he now shifting? and how does this play out politically. >> i'll try to go through a chronological order of how things have been happening over the past six months or so to try to give some context to where we are today. >> bring your microphone closer. >> i'm sorry, can everyone hear me? so a great deal of attention was give on to gaza after that electricity crisis that happened about a month ago. but that was the result of a decision