this is well west of dc. i'm going to back it up so we can give you an idea if you're just tuning in. a tornado warning was issued until 7 p.m. for prince william county. dc is here, so this is way west of dc, but everything is moving east at about 20 miles an hour. if you're headed out tonight, watch out for showers and storms. but obviously the immediate concern is going to be this doppler indicated tornado until 6:30. we've got the rotation. we can see the wind on the doppler radar. before doppler, precipitation. i'm looking at the winds and they're going easterly toward the radar site here. the red, that's going away, so you've got this spin west of hay mark and this is why the weather service issued the tornado warning until 6:30. these areas west of hay market and east of 66, you have to watch those. we don't think there's a tornado on the ground, but let's treat it like it is. get in your basement if you have one or get into an interior room, a bathroom on the lowest level. don't go to the window to se

. >> president trump held a rally in west virginia. fromg the rally, we heard west virginia's governor, who announced he would be switching from the democratic to republican party. ♪ 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 working people who are the absolute backbone of amer

and the north—west of england. at times, those showers could merge in northern ireland, becoming a long flow with the winds. could be lengthy in places. friday, chances of rain across the west of the uk. the driest and sunniest weather across southern and eastern areas. that's your forecast. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. this is newsday. the headlines: divers find bodies aboard the damaged american warship and questions grow about the state of the us pacific fleet. indonesia names a cleric already injail as a suspect in the islamic state group's first attack in southeast asia. i'm babita sharma, in london. also in the programme: india's supreme court bans the islamic practice of instant divorce. will it end the misery suffered by thousands of women? this issue will change the entire landscape of muslim laws in india. "numb and confused" — princes william and harry tell the bbc about their memories of the days after their mother's death, 20 years ago.

west indies 81-4 in many in fancy dress. west indies 81—1; in their second innings. they stopped being a contest a long time ago. not sure how much we have learned about that pink ball, but we have been reminded of the huge gap between these two teens. flags can be waived in celebration oi’ flags can be waived in celebration or raised in distress. hope had gone in the first over today, one of them. anderson got kyle hope as a bowler, and then in the next over dismissed powell as a fielder. they run out. next, roston chase gone without score. james anderson, the pink ball wizard. within the first hour, the younger hope brother was out as well. toby roland—jones had struck and then again, lbw no doubt, at least from not from the umpire. it is hard to make the pink ball shine, but england were trying. whose turnout? roland—jones, meet jermaine blackwood. that is the west indies spirit, isn't it? blackwood made 50. kemar roach, but broad was too good. look out blackwood played him. even in test matches, there is a lwa ys him. even in test matches, there is always s

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 ireland, too. if you're lucky enough to be heading to the athletics world championship today, we

and that's in connection to the west bank. in terms of hannan, it's a twist of fate because the coordination back to the early 1990's and under his leadership there was a significant amount of oppression that hamas felt in the west bank particularly and also in the gaza strip. now there's an opportunistic alliance. hamas benefits from this, from the uae support and taking on some of the government responsibilities that hamas has been trying to shed for year, but israel and prevented from shedding. and obviously there's another political entry point into the political establishment. even though his entry point is through gaza, gaza continues to be a critical element of the palestinian establishment. even though we often think of it's all problem that's somehow marginal and separated from the palestinian political establishment, it isn't. for them to hold a foot hold into the gaza strip. in terms of abbas, legitimacy is facing a tough line from a younger establishment and both increasing the authoritarian, but also completely in

, the south—west of wales. with that, some strong and gusty winds. could see gales for a time across the far south—west, because this next area of low pressure will be pushing its way in from the west, with this frontal system bringing outbreaks of rain. tightly squeezed isobars, that shows that we'll have some pretty strong and gusty winds. eastern areas will start off wednesday dry, and some parts of eastern scotland, eastern england will stay dry all day. but the rain migrating its way eastwards, and some of that could be heavy across southern parts of england later on wednesday afternoon. now, for thursday, we're back to where we started. again, it's a mixture of sunshine and showers. 0ur area of low pressure still with us, sitting across scotland at this stage. a fairly cool, fresh feel in blustery winds, and for the end of the week, you guessed it, again that mixture of sunshine and showers. fairly cool and fresh, particularly in the north—west. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga mu

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 inves

it was the wild west. it was the wild west. so, did you know that you could betray your outsider status so easily? would you all like to say it together? wild west. that was really very effective. you will find that gets you some place in very limited circles. don't expect out in the world and everybody will be, oh man, how sophisticated this person is. that's great. and richard does point out that the west that cody was seeing as lost and departed was a much wilder and unsettled kind of west and turner was feeling sad about the word tame seems to keep coming up here but the tamer, the taming of the west, that it started as wilderness. it turned into the side of log cabins. the log cabins turned into big, comfortable farmhouses. that's the western process that is turner. and richard white makes a very fine point about how turner didn't need to have visual illustrations in his text because his -- if he said log cabin, everybody had it in their minds. at that time. he had some of his key terms, stagecoach, wagon train or log cabi

and the north—west of england. at times, those showers could merge in northern ireland, becoming a long flow with the winds. could be lengthy in places. friday, chances of rain across the west of the uk. the driest and sunniest weather across southern and eastern areas. that's your forecast. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to oui’ welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a special report from yemen, where millions face starvation because of a saudi—led blockade. president trump wants afghan security forces to lead the fight against the taliban — but how ready are they to do that? as suspects in the barcelona attack appear in court, police reveal much bigger assaults were being planned. "numb and confused": princes william and harry talk to the bbc about the days after their mother's death, 20 years ago.

. ♪ date of birth deign trump in west virginia, huntington, west virginia at a campaign rally really delivering for all the people who waited hours to be there. there was one very excited fan behind him getting a personal picture there of president trump. so, joining us now for some quick reaction. charles hurt is a columnist at the "washington times" and fox news contributor and matthew editor of the washington free beacon and former dnc advisor. let me start with you, charlie, on the news of the night that he started out with, that the governor of west virginia, has decided to make america great again. is he switching from democrat to republican. how significant is that? >> i think it's somewhat significant. what i think is more significant is the fact that the governor of west virginia never could have drawn a crowd like this on his own. but, you know, the only way he could get in front of a crowd like this is to ride the coat tails of donald trump. and i would defy you to name a single democrat on the national stage today who could pull off what donald trump pulled off tonight. i

to blur, ifbegins not eradicate, the line between the mythical west and the historical west. bill also sent the scouts home to put on public display, probably realizing the advertising benefits of doing so. as a testament to how effective 100 years after these events, when i first visited the buffalo bill museum, the scout was still on -- the scalp was still on display. called yellow hand, the question is to whether it is yellow hair or yellow hand. the museum called it yellow hand back then. when i sought, i marveled at the exhibit -- when i saw it, i marveled at the exhibit. the memory is still firmly entrenched in my mind 40 years later. jack endeavored to copy bill's taking of the scalp, he failed to capitalize on it. after the battle of slim beauty when captain jack wrote a lengthy description for the omaha daily be, he described his own actions in that battle in the third person. correspondent came near losing his hair on the afternoon of the fight in trying to get to that of an indian. he did get one topknot however, which will be sent to you for inspection. --while bo

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 rain turning heavier and the south—west. temperatures 17 to 18 degrees. sunshine for the race. —— for the east. rain spelling north

with a humid airand the the south—west of scotland. with a humid air and the south of england and wales and sunshine, attempts of 26 is possible. for the north more cloud it will be cooler. for most of us we are cloud it will be cooler. for most of us we are in this humid here between those two weather fronts. this weather frontier will wash away some of that chlamydia and introduce slightly cooler and fresher air coming in from the atlantic. rain around on wednesday, especially across the northern half of the uk. this band of cloud and the weather front pushing eastwards with its sunny and fishery and behind. in east anglia in the south—east damages could be in the mid—20s for a while but we all have fresh air on thursday. low—pressure is closer to northern ireland so it will be more wet here on thursday. the northern half of the uk seeing some sunshine and showers. further south staying dry and bright. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: the hunt for younes abu—yaaqoub —the driver of the van that killed 13 people in bar

have you seen any russians in west virginia? >> reuters reports that a panel has already issued subpoenas in connection with the june 2016 meeting that he had with a russian lawyer. reacting to reports, the introduced bills yesterday to make it harder for the president to can a special prosecutor. >>> graffiti depicting president trump is raising eyebrows in israel. images of the president on a security barrier in the west bank's of bethlehem, and one of them he is depicted wearing a jewish ball cap and a cartoon bubble reads i'm going to build you a brother. it is possible this was a reference to his plans to build a wall between the united states and mexico. >>> i think it's accurate. we hate the ea and we hate this wall. a man does not do anything but hate so of course he loves the wall. >> the are embracing a security watchtower. he has made some forays into the palestinian territory in the past. >>> former president. obama the ex-commander-in-chief turned 56 today. it is his first birthday since leaving office. this time la

thank you, west virginia, god bless you, thank you, thank you! [♪] lou: president trump in huntington, west virginia. a stirring rally. he talked for the whether part of an hour. probably 46, 47 minutes. and was again with the people that he draws great energy from and who obviously give him lots of love, particularly in west virginia. they have a 3% growth rate. coal mines are opening just as he promised during the campaign. and their governor jim justice converting from a democrat to republican tonight giving the president a terrific endorsement, talking about a good man and great president. and joining me now to pick up some of the points the president was making, fox news anchor, former defense attorney, gregg jarrett. i got a kick how the president in the midst of the celebration of economic growth, booming markets and a lovefest with the folks in west virginia refer together witch hunt being led by robert mueller saying there is no collusion, it's pure bull, that's my word. you know what? just on the day we learn there is another grand ju

showers and thunderstorms, the best dynamics look to be west of philadelphia and showers west of reading and lancaster at that time. the moisture continues to work its way into the area. same thing holds through at 6:30, early tomorrow morning, a couple of spotty showers down in a.c. and south and east of millville to the north and wild wide and it's cloudy and we start to dry out into the rest of saturday afternoon into saturday evening with the drop in the humidity. big changes are headed our way, here is the accuweather forecast partly sunny and humid and thunderstorm likely and mainly north and west of the city as we get into saturday and high of 82 and nice by sun witness high of 83. and monday turning unsettled with the thunderstorms back in the forecast. as we get into tuesday, partly sunny and 81 and sunny and nice on wednesday. in at 83 and next thursday clouds and sun and high of 81 degrees, a good weekend to get outside. >> no excuses. >> all right exactly. thank you. >> topping our people scene at 12:30, track fastest man and entertainer is taking his last dash usain bolt is

a great deal of attention was given but that was the result of the decision and was taken in the west bank and followed from a number of decisions from the beginning of the year so some of the positions included things like medical supplies and cutting off the salaries of employees in the authority of our present and in the strip weather and the west bank. they are allegedly saying it forms a big part of the budget but the fact is they are focused on the gaza strip and to increase isolation and pressure on the government within gaza. the next step was to ask for the supply that they give. the combination of these tests resulted in a significant escalation of the crisis. i want to ask why. so there's a number of factors, the local dynamics, regional and international dynamics that have been unfolding for at least the past four years but most notably since 2014 and a hamas and israel. president trump has already shown signs of wanting to have policies between israel and the palestinians and someone who could provide the deal and there was also coming into the office some dynamics that w

to south—west england. 0utbreaks clouded to south—west england. outbreaks of rain as well. mr hunt hill fog moving into wales and northern ireland. ahead of it for much of the country, mainly dry. a much of the country, mainly dry. a much improved day across northern england and scotland. highs between i7 and 22. the rain tomorrow extends further across england and wales becomes heavy a while. mainly dry across northern england and scotland. warmer and humid across central and southern england and parts of wales. there will be some mist and hill fog. further rain pushing into northern ireland and parts of scotland as well. a lot of cloud across england and wales, across much of the country, so that will limit the temperatures but it will limit the temperatures but it will be very humid. if any sunshine comes through, the temperatures will increase. 0n comes through, the temperatures will increase. on tuesday, the potential of 26 are 27 celsius. some brief ones arriving as the winds coming from the southâ€

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 affecting mostly part of england and wales. but thursday into friday, it is sunny spells with one or two showers around. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... two lorry drivers have been charged with causing death by dangerous driving in connection with a collision on the mi near mi

peter: reacting to the energy at his west virginia rally. heather: anyone who thinks the president has his back against the wall better think again. >> it is significant but what is more significant to the governor of west virginia never could have drawn a crowd like this on his own. to ride the coattails of donald trump. i defy you to name a single democrat on the national stage today who could pull off what donald trump pulled off tonight. the people who are writing trump's obituary today are to think twice about it. heather: southwest politician. peter: nancy pelosi's rain is democratic party leader might be in trouble. a survey of 20 democratic candidates shows just one person would vote for the current leader to head the caucus. the unpopularity is costing house seats in special elections. heather: debbie wasserman schultz standing by the decision not to buy the it a month after being investigated for fraud, or payroll for six months after being investigated at overbilling congress and hacking into how soldiers -- the sentinel, and did

, as well, across the south—west of england and wales. just the chance of a little bit more cloud, and maybe one or two light 5howers. 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 spell5 of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few 5harp showers for the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some 5un5hine. pleasant enough, with light wind5 for the most part, and temperatures near normal for this time of the year. it'll turn chilly quickly, though, in the evening, especially acro55 much of england and wales, where we'll have clearer 5kies. up towar

sarah white was captured just a few miles west of concordia. maybe nine or 10 miles west of there. anna morgan was captured on the river down about here. he first started hitting people up here, down here. he hit railroad workers at russell springs, which is russell, kansas today. he hit a new settlement of in white rock creek by the nebraska border not far from elephant rock, where a danish community had come in. and coincidentally, one man who was out burying buffalo hunters that have been killed by the indians, and in the end swept down and almost killed his children. one of the boys born after that ended up being president of the university of colorado for 25 years. the new orleans library is named after him. there was no fight over his body, though, after he died. this was where the deadly raids went on. in that, the most famous part of it was the raid on spoon creek just west of lincoln where maria, who had been three months pregnant when she was captured, her husband was killed. and then about a mile away was another sortie of indians that split up in parties of six and eigh

in west virginia, that's the same west virginia he went to just last week. that's the same wrf that gave mr. trump 68% of the vote last year, second highest in the country. same west virginia that hasn't voted democratic since it went for bill chin. same west virginia where not even one county has gone democratic. trump won by more than 3,000 votes in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. come on, so why the shuttle to west virginia? one reason that we mentioned earlier is to celebrate the fact that the democratic governor of the state is expected to anoungs that he's switching parties. remember, tht president's third trip to west virginia as president. so this is also about the roar of the crowd. west virginia loves the president, and the president loves to feel loved. think of it as a vanity rally. and really what politician doesn't. but we are keeping track. when is he going to the mountain and pacific time zbloenls at some point in we'll be right back. binders. done. super-cool notebooks. done. that's mom taking care of business. but who takes care of mo

in towards the south—west as well. the north will see clear spells and showers, staying dry across the south—east. it warm and i do come across the south—east on what we had last night. low—pressure withering again into the start of the week, central areas will stay cloudy, outbreaks of rain, heaviest across south wales and south—west england. south—east england staying dry with sunshine, notjust england. south—east england staying dry with sunshine, not just the far south—east, many northern western areas, scotland and northern ireland will see sunshine and showers, quite a mixed picture. as we head deeper into the week, it remains mixed. this area of low pressure across the net continent could bring some have heavy, maybe thundery rain to the east. strong northerly winds as well. high—pressure tries to build, slowly in the middle part of the week onwards, conditioning looking better across western areas. some wet weather for the week ahead, windy at times, that means it will feel quite cool, particula

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 warm in the south—east. the rain turning heavier overnight. south—east missing the worst of it. the heavier rain should have pushed away by tuesday morning, leaving us with sunshine but maybe some bands of showers, heavier ones, possibly thundery. those showers will decay during the evening. pretty unsettled week

the west wing dates back to th century,e early 20 theodore roosevelt was in office.l the west wing itself, not as old as the mansion, which of course 1800. back to host: what is a new president get when they come in in terms redecorating budget? how much change can they make in and in theve mansion white house complex itself? reason, they within can do whatever, once they get a forain budget from congress redecorating. that is usually for the personal family, of the first which is on the second floor of the white house. of money whole lot given the amount of space that we're talking about, but $100,000. what many first families do is themselves, others use private funds there is a famous story, of course, about all of money that nancy reagan spent, for example, she wanted and the story was that taxpayers footed the bill for that. not true, she raised that money rivately, that is to use a current term, that is fake news the taxpayer his to pay for that. also got a certain amount of money, we've not seen their personal quarters, but you can presume they put their own furniture in, own perso

have you seen any russians in west virginia or ohio or pennsylvania? are there any russians here tonight? any russians? >> important to note here west virginia is the state that gave president trump his largest margin of victory over hillary clinton, and he won by 42 points there, and this stop was all about rallying his base, and here is this report filed from huntington, west virginia. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: i am at a trump rally for west virginia, and in a state where the president has his highest approval rating, and are these supporters happy with the president? >> the president, i think he's working hard to do the american people a good job. >> i think he's doing an amazing job. >> everybody knew what they were getting when they voted for him. >> there is a lot of scandals and stuff like that, nothing really big. >> pleased with what he has done, and as soon as he got into office he got hit the ground running. >> and then in west, 13,000 miners back to work, and that's good enough for me. >> thanks to lewis for that report. back with us, sarah fish

the majority is out west. states, no changes recommended to these national monuments including the canyons of the ancient in colorado, the ,raters of the moon in idaho washington state, the grand canyon in arizona, the upper missouri river breaks in montana. have you been to any of these areas? guest: i have not personally p diameter editor so i'm usually behind a desk. personally hear it i am usually behind a desk. host: how will we hear from the interior secretary next week? .uest: that is a good question it is unclear whether they are going to make his recognitions public. they are due to the president on thursday but that doesn't mean they are going to release them then. are we going to know next thursday echo will there be -- next thursday? will there be an announcement? president trump will have to decide whether to act on them or not so there will be another wait to see what steps are concretely taken. you -- asook at thank you look at secretary zinke's meeting, what is his position? guest: he will tell

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 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

they have had a difficult day against a much improved west indies. lewis hamilton, takes the belgian grand prix cutting sebastien vettel‘s lead by seven points. welcome to the programme. news of cricket and formula one to come, but we'll liverpool put on a fantastic performance. with all the action, here is adam wild. at anfield you're never too far from a reminder of history. if we have learned anything it is that this fixture down the yea rs has often it is that this fixture down the years has often provided goals and drama. with such promise, it is no surprise that there were plenty of early chances. perhaps few expected them to fall almost exclusively the way of liverpool. such was the dominance in the first—half, roberto firmino‘s opener was no more than they deserved. they could and should have had more by the time sadio mane expertly guided them to wait a second. as impressive as liverpool were, arsenal at times looked stunned and helpless. no half—time team talk could rein in the red, liverpool out on their own. the third came. those

it's the west end in west yorkshire, all to honour the late mpjo cox. what you can do for me, guys, is give me that energy... the west end director nick evans came up with the idea of putting on a show using children from jo cox's constituency. i wanted to show the people of batley and spen, and the wider communities around there, that people right across the uk, and in particular the west end community, cared about what happened. so i dreamed up a project to do les miserables in a warehouse in batley and spen, in the townjo cox grew up in, in the town she represented, and using the young people of west yorkshire to tell that story, and provide a narrative of hope. and the idea is that although it's youth theatre, everything is to be of a west end standard. the set is amazing — obviously we've got west end directors and musical directors working on it, so you're working with these really professional, experienced people. even the costumes were worn by the west end actors. so trying on my cosette dress was insane, because i was like, this has been worn

we have the north west south east is red, low pressure in the west, it will stay there for the next few days, greater chance of showers and more persistent rain, the further north and west you are, the further south and east, drier, brighter weather, we've seen blue skies, this photo was sent in by one weather watcher in hampshire. further north we have seen more in the way of cloud. a fairly grey scenes sent in from cumbria. we've seen a few showers this morning pushing into wales and the south—west. they should tend to ease, the best of the brightness that the south—east and weaves in the majority of those showers for northern ireland. as we move through the rest of the day—to—day will continue to see showers northern ireland. some sunny spells in the mix and outbreaks of rain across shetland but for eastern scotla nd rain across shetland but for eastern scotland the best of the brightness, a few heavy showers possible, and for more than england some showers, starting to bite and in the afternoon as we head further south wales and the south—west plenty of dry weather, just t

that's not a example of what's happening in the west bank. the shimon valley is a much better example of what's happening in the west bank where you are seeing huge areas of which should be a palestinian state being effectively depopulated. you don't need very many settlers if you can have outposts that are like pins with string and use the pins ends drink back by the idea to take over massive areas. you have the israeli government passing laws which extend the rule of law to allow this to continue. fundamentally, you asked what about the religious side even if it hamas goes away and we have a viable peace plan. some of my best friends in israel who are on the left are deeply committed. they come out of a position of real love of the land. let's not forget that the cradle is judaism. the idea of giving up control of that area, you should understand why there's a connection of the jewish people to this area. when i talked my friends and they say i'd dream of the day when i can come back to this area and be welcomed not as an occupier but a per

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 gradually clears off. tomorrow it is a story, a familiar story of sunshine and showers. grated chance of seeing the scotland in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. many will miss a shower in southern england and if you do it will only be a small one. it could get close to 25 in the south—east, mid—to teams further west. into wednesday, low pressure starts to come into play in the west. it kicks up a ridge of high pressure keeping things dry and fine for wednesday. in the west, if you have an

yes, the risk of an isolated shower further west, into wales and south—west england. but again, you'll be unlikely to catch those, so highs of 19 to 20 degrees here, and low 20s quite possibly, again if we get the sunshine continuing. so, if you're heading off for the final day of the world athletics championships, whether it is the morning or the evening session, perfect weather conditions for those spectators, and for the athletes. and a similar story, as well, for the premiership matches taking place today. very nice indeed, largely dry here. now, as we move out of sunday, into monday, a change to come. a weather front moves in from the west. it'll bring the heaviest of the 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 clears

meanwhile, the president headed west to perhaps a bit friendlier audience. in west virginia yesterday president trump stood next to a new ally, governor jim jennings who just flipped parties from republican to democrat. they cheered good economic news for the region but the shadow of the russia investigation is always nea nearby. >> story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the great of the loss in the history of american politics t that's what it is. [cheers and applause] >>> it just makes them feel better when they have nothing else to talk about. >> reporter: but there is something to talk about the "wall street journal" reports special prosecutor robert mueller has impaneled a grand jury and says i issued subpoenaes for documents and testimony related to a june 2016 meeting don jr. held. lawyers for the president said they were not aware of the grand jury. the president by the way is getting a 17 day working vacation in a way a break of sorts from washington. he's going to head to his golf club in new jersey while the white house is being ren

north and west scotland, northern ireland and west scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. largely dry and north—west england. largely dry and bright in the south with temperatures just a bit warmer as well and locally we could see highs of 26 celsius. taking as to the bank holiday for some of us on monday. a dry start and then starting to see a band of rain pushing in from the north—west. a heavy burst, and then breezy in the north. it looks like the south east will stay holding onto a dry day and locally we could see temperatures reaching 27 celsius. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... a rock star, jailed for depraved child abuse could have been caught years earlier if a key witness had been believed. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. england are 61—3 on day one of the second test. patrick is there. a bad morning for the batsmen? a pretty unnerving at morning for england, not one that many expected given how easily they won in the first test at edgbaston. they won

by 6:00 p.m., most of the showers are to the west. by 10:00 p.m. or so, we're looking at that subsiding. can't look directly at the sun, of course, you need the eclipse glasses. watch parties are providing those, that's a good idea for today. mostly clear skies and mix out there. 88 degrees, mix of sun and clouds most of us you should be in good shape for the eclipse. the farther west you go there could thicker cloud cover and showers. tuesday, thunderstorm possible later in the day or at night, 93 degrees. wednesday, less humid, 86. thursday, friday, saturday and sunday, boy, what a great stretch of weather, lots of sunshine and low humidity and temperatures manageable on or about 80 degrees for that stretch. we have a lot of stuff going on, eagles, union, phillies a lot of fans will like that weather. >> thousands of u.s. and south korean troops have begun annual military drills as the tension was north korea simmer. they are computer simulated war games. north korea called the exercise reckless. it comes after president trump exchanged war-like

for west virginia. he says that's where it's going and that's where our country is heading, perhaps. steve: we are going to hear from the governor who made the big switch this morning. he is going to switch from democrat to republican. we will hear that in a moment. first, if you missed the president, he was in rare form last night at his rally in west virginia at the big sandy super store. they were packed to the rafters here is what he had to say to the folks in west virginia. >> 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're not so forgotten anymore, i will tell you. you proved that. 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 prosecutors should be looking at are hillary clinton's 33,000 deleted emails. most people know there were

joe manchin seems popular in west virginia. trim really carried west virginia. by 41 point he beat hillary clinton. joe manchin is a moderate democrat, but he's a democrat at a time when tribalism is at an all-time high. switching may actually endear him more to voters. it's great strategy for republicans because that gives them someone else in the senate they could easily slide in and vote for republican agenda items. it makes sense. kennedy: there is a lot of breaking news this week and certainly today out of washington with that grand jury leak. what does the president have to do tomorrow to keep the conversation in this west virginia stadium? >> not tweet. he needs to not tweet. not tweet about this impaneled grand jury. he need to keep the -- the positive of this speech going. i think it would be great to have some pointed tweets towards joe manchin. talk about hi *, we support a lot of the same things. continue to build on the platform of this coalition he's building right now. whether people are critical of the president, he's building a coalition. all he

so my guess he could get political support within the west bank as well. there could be the other contenders in the nba power dynamic. >> so now we turn to you. the israeli discussions in debate of changing developments in gaza and they don't have centers there with a troubled relationship in those current debates so to have the hamas standoff in the new role of the uae and egypt, what is the thinking there?. >> is a pleasure to be here at mei and i think the extreme right will be disappointed but that is terrible but for many israelis is a very bad situation so those three wars with gaza have been very damaging for those that were in charge so there is that growing recognition that status quo is very bad so we see how to deal with this one and it is widespread desire which is a state neighboring israel every couple of years and therefore wherever it would be you would have extremely unstable situation they would necessarily have that so the solution one palestinian done or one palestinian authority and the end to war with its neighbor. and it is worth not

stilljust part of west of libya, that's controlled by militia. i think, i think in the nearest future, all this problem will be solved, in5hallah. as you sit here with me today, are you confident they will? in5hallah. libya tv, based in benghazi, is projecting a message of change. the outside world associates libya with images of violence, terrorism and people smuggling. but here, they lead the news with marshal haftar‘s latest pronouncements on terrorists vanquished and order restored. but this is what you don't see on libya tv. disturbing evidence has surfaced on the internet of haftar‘s forces seemingly conducting summary executions. the international criminal court is investigating this as a war crime and has issued an arrest warrant for the officer in charge. ahmed, you said that you report the truth to the people but how independent are you? the un yesterday issued a report which expressed very serious concern about allegations with evidence of war crimes committed by the libyan national army during their operations in ganfouda in march

the farther west you go, the clouds will be thicker. there could be a a chance on the new run on the future tracker 6 model that makes it look better. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have very little cloud cover this morning, as we look outside we'll start out with sunshine and sky6 live hd showing us the commodore barry bridge looking very clear. i see the stars in the heavens above bridge starting out bright and a few high clouds69 in phil. 67 in wilmington. 62 degrees right now as you step outside in allentown. fairly comfortable out there. dewpoints are in the low to mid more humid as we go into the day. we're starting out with a lack of significant cloud cover. later out to the west you'll see more significant cloud cover it will start out as high clouds that's the source that allows some sunshine in. up in the lehigh valley we'll call for a mix of sun and today. a late shower -- sun and clouds today, a late shower can't be ruled out in the lehigh valley. down the shore, sun and clouds, nice, a low risk of rip currents today. h

>> 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 ma

i mean, the myth that the west end the west -- the myth of the west and the west as america. my favorite image was of elvis as a cowboy. called buffalo bills wild west, attempted to lay to rest misconceptions about the man, and to show his and toce on europe, demonstrate the respectful treatment in the wild west show of indian people. what i am saying is, museums are not static. sometimes they are cutting edge. not often. but they are best at center not -- best at synthesizing the latest interpretations. sometimes, to a fault. this museum underwent a reinstallation a few years ago. the staff here are working to overcome a shortcoming in interpretation that became obvious after a while. this museum reverted to the way it had been before 1986, until that reinstallation. it was a reversion to the anecdotal, with a twist. as of old, assumes, that its audience knows the narrative that the museum is setting out to illustrate. in this case, it is the hypercritical narrative that seemed to involved have evolved in the 1990's. his story is divorced from historical context. it hasn't n

west virginia, you are leading the average. when was the last time you heard that, west virginia? you are leading the country's average. remember i told you don't sell your homes. don't sell your homes. you are doing great. i'm so proud of you. you know, we won the state by 42 points. can you believe that? 42 points. i asked your republican party leader how would we be doing today versus november 8th and collection day -- election day. he said honestly, president trump, you are doing better. i said better? 42 points since our election, not mine, since our election we've added more than one million new jobs. and the good news keeping on pouring in. in fact, we have a very important announcement to make tonight. does anybody know what that announcement is? does anybody know what that announcement is? we have a very, very large announcement. do you understand? large. so i would like to invite my good friend and your governor, jim justice up to the stage to share this news with all of you. jim, come on up. come on up, jim. look at this guy. jim is going to say a few words. these words