and west. talk about survival of the west, think about the idea that made the west special and democracy is the core of that. that's why i'm worried about it being put into a broader context about religious or cultural identity because one of the foundational principles is under assault under president trump is the free press and poland has been attacking the free press so much on western groups. to hold this up as the ped stole of the west is an error that will alienate allies. >> as you talk more tonight, we understand why poland was just polling out the red carpet and they rolled out the red carpet for a hero's welcome to donald trump. >> he was. the ill remembliberal forces of world love donald trump. he's popular in russia and poland among supporters of the moving party sliding away. the countries that share the values the u.s. stood for for most of the existence, those countries are alienated by trump. we seen in surveys, confidence in the u.s. leader down in germany and france and 57% in

today, an east—west split. west, we will see some sunshine, east, a bit more cloud and some rain. through the course of the week, the weather is going to be changeable. warmer inner west, but through the middle part of the week, an area of low pressure coming our. it seems to bring rain across the whole of uk. the weather dominating the weekend is still with us, producing a fair bit of cloud. also some showery outbreaks of rain. you can see all this cloud extending through the midlands, over towards east anglia and kent. heading north, we also have it. reducing some rain, particularly across yorkshire and lincolnshire this morning. you can see we've got some splashes elsewhere as well. cloud pushing up to the borders, the same across south—east scotland. further west, under blue skies. northern ireland, a clearer start today for you. temperatures picking up quickly in the morning sunshine. the same for wales. by the time we get to eight o'clock, temperatures roughly around 18 degrees. some doubt whether cloud, but again, a dry and sunny start to the day. through today, that weat

there will be an east—west split, wales and south—west england even from the word go quite a bit of sunshine but across much of south—east england, east anglia, the midlands, yorkshire, a lot of cloud to come and you can see some of us starting to get those outbreaks of rain. should be a dry picture across north—west england at this stage. northern ireland any fog patches clearing away. plenty of sunshine, north—east scotland some low cloud into the northern isles which may hang around for much of the day. on through the day, some patchy rain in central and eastern england, gradually easing its way eastwards. ahead of its arrival in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england, some sunny spells are possible but the odd sharp shower within the cloudy and damp areas. quite cool with the breeze in the north sea coasts, but in the west, lows of mid 20s. a late they shower in western scotland, low cloud on the far north—east of scotland. in the far north—east of scotland. in the monday evening, ending the day with some warm sunshine, but patchy rain in east anglia and parts

a strong europe is a blessing to the west and to the world. [applause] president trump: 100 years after the entry of american forces into world war i, the transatlantic bond between the united states and europe is as strong as ever, and maybe in many ways stronger. this continent no longer confronts the specter of communism, but today we are in the west and we have to say, there are dire threats to our security and to our way of life. you see what is happening out there, they are threats. we will confront them. we will win, but they are threats. [applause] [chanting] president trump: we are confronted by another oppressive ideology, one that seeks to export terrorism and extremism all around the globe. america and europe have suffered one terror attack after another. we are going to get it to stop. during a historic gathering in saudi arabia, i called on the leaders of more than 50 muslim nations to join together to drive out this menace which threatens all of humanity. we must stand united against these shared enemies, to strip them of their

and us thes developing relationship between americans idea of the west. that is with material about adventuring from the early 19th century. once the west was beginning to it was a more scientific and knowledge-based understanding of the frontier of america. first we are going to learn about the traveling library. then we are going to talk to a assistant director about early accounts and finally i will talk exercises that reflect on the expedition. we are going to start by looking at items from the traveling library that they brought with them on their journey. theave tried to re-create library books if they would have brought with them. the same volumes, they are copies of the same additions that they would have had with them. they really shed a lot of like about their interests and concerns. purposeas the larger behind the voyage. this is a book by alexander mackenzie. actually the first person to press the american continent. 1790's he went to canada. they would have looked up to him because he wanted and head of the same challenges that they did. anyw

in the west. where lawyers and bankers are ready and willing and advertise to take these funds and hide them in the west. so as far as you say so negligent and appeasing, yes, very much so in the west. i'll hand it over to the doctor now. anders: thank you very much, paul. and the helsinki commission for this invitation. indeed i think the cryptography is a very important topic. when i worked as an economic advisor to the government, my vision of corruption was like this. a pyramid, little at the top and a lot of the bottom. then, change like this, the. amid was inverted, lots of corruption at the top and little at the bottom. it works much better now than it used to but now it looks like this. it has become an atomic mushroom with all the corruption at the top and i think there's been two important things said. organized crime and oligarchy are over. they have been assumed by the state and in addition is the considerable extent they have been legalized. vladimir putin is a lawyer and he thanks ab

it will dry up and brighten up across north—west england, wales and south—west england, wales and south—west england as well during this afternoon. so after a very dismal start to the day with the heavy rain, much improved for your way home. temperatures about 19 celsius. still cloudy in central and southern england, the south east and east anglia. still dribs and drabs of rain continuing at this stage in the afternoon. so not great to end the day here, but for much of northern england, as i mentioned it will dry up england, as i mentioned it will dry up and it will get brighter. some sunny spells developing across scotland. the northern isles getting rain later in the day. we could see showers across scotland and into northern ireland. those will continue in the night across the far north—west. blustery conditions as well through the night here and temperatures down to 12, 13 celsius or 14 celsius. for thursday, well, the area of low pressure is still with us. it is giving us fairly breezy conditions across many parts of the uk really. and we are looking ata of the uk really. and we are l

especially on the coast of west wales and south—west england, but even inland as well. cloud will build ahead of it but we also have lots of dry weather in east and north. i the afternoon in scotland we will have some of that range living in northern ireland, across south—west scotland and although cloud will build there will be sunshine in the north and east. you could catch the odd shower in north—west england, but north—east england scene dry conditions. down the east coast we hang on to sunshine at times in east anglia and the london area and into the south—east. through the midlands and towards the south coast there's the risk a shower. towards south—west england and wales we have the heavy rain and gusty winds. by 4pm it is starting to move away from the extreme south—west and west of wales, although there will be showers. the northern ireland the rain would have pushed away and then it will dry rain would have pushed away and then it willdry up rain would have pushed away and then it will dry up nicely and we have sunshine and showers into the afterno

training from the west i have to wonder how they're going to feel about having the rug pulled out from under them i wonder what they're going to do go back to their european countries go to the united states interesting go ahead well they have several options we're seeing quite a few of them already play out first of all some of them will take advantage of president assad's adam and steve whereby if they put down their guns and make a commitment not to engage in insurgent activities they'll be able to lead normal lives according to the own wishes that however is a minority most of these people are looking to the quickest route the jihad the express to libya the failed state of their being where the three by some accounts four different factions competing for government and those are just the semi legitimate ones then you've got gangs you've got isis you've got al-qaeda you've got other terrorists that's where they're going to go the next stop on the jihad express is the western balkans that's their gateway into europe and through their connections with other terrorist groups which are

winds out of the west/southwest at 7 miles per hour. because of the west/southwest wind it doesn't take much. all you have to do is change the trajectory of that wind in order to lower the dewpoints. you see a drier down sloping wind off the mountains that's all it takes to drop the dewpoints and lower the humidity. it will feel better this afternoon. slatington, 69. quakertown, 65. media, 74. gandys beach, 68 a nice comfortable morning on the delaware bay. buena, 68. dragon flies arrived, they eat the green heads. tuckahoe, 74. cape may, 72. browns mills, 70. you can clearly see the cooler numbers to the northwest, 63 with no humidity at all in buffalo, syracuse, 66. it is the drier, cooler air that's working to the southeast, it arrives later this afternoon. with that said it will be hot today we're talking about high temperatures in the low 90s. when you start dropping the humidity down it will feel better. satellite and radar there's what was left of the line of showers and thunderstorms that ripped through here, had numerous suppor

west pottsgrove. you're looking at heavy rainfall that's going to be moving in your direction as this cell moves out of berks county into upper montgomery county now with those rainfall rates. we'll put a query on it. rainfall rates still in the range of three to 4-inches. this is saying 4.2-inches per hour so that has also prompted that flash flood warning through sections of berks county as all of this heavy rain and wind energy kind of will push through the area those temperatures today have and warm and humid. >> i believe we have breaking news iain and dawn. >> we have staying with your tornado coverage but we do have very major breaking news we have to get to. >> guilty plea in the case of four missing men chris o'connell joins us live at the bucks county courthouse. >> chris? >> reporter: iain, dawn, major developments in the case of those four missing men. 20-year-old cosmo dinardo has confessed to the commission of those four murders of those men that bucks county and federal and state and lo

to areas south and west. dew point numbers are really uncomfortable now, upper 70s and even in the lower 80s down in dover, so the dew point numbers gives you a level of how much moisture is in the atmosphere and it's uncomfortable and stifling in spots. the storm prediction put us in the region of finding severe weather today. for the yellow shaded counties, showers and the biggest concern is damaging winds and hail and we cannot rule out the possibility of a tornado or two. we had tornado warnings yesterday afternoon. today's storm lightning say big concern and downpours a big concern and strong winds on the high side and hail a low concern and low concern of finding an isolated tornado. we'll look at the forecast and let you know that better weather arrives tomorrow. >> melissa thank you. >>> remember you can get the latest forecast including details updates and stormtracker 6 live double scan radar on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> president trump wraps

in the west. i believe these individuals and corporations learned even more sophisticated financial disinformation and high-tech methods to advance their own interests and there are multiple examples which i want to go to go into the session. what can we do and i have like one minute to discuss this. with this outrage fatigue. i think we need a new system of containment against russian and other post soviet kleptocracy that will create more up to date laws that deal with today's international corruption and subversion, especially in regard to the anonymous companies in off shore jurisdictions. something which kleptocracy is doing very well and the anti-corruption groups are now discussing in washington especially. i also think we need to build awareness among western general public that will link -- that will create this understanding, acknowledgment in the minds of people about the link between transnational kleptocracy and the erosion of democracy in the west. so far, i have seen very few actual

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west. we will then hear from the doctor was a senior fellow at the atlantic council and a professor at georgetown university. a leading specialist on economic policy in russia, ukraine and eastern europe and worked as an economic adviser to the president of ukraine from 1994 to 1997. following, we have marios -- help me out here, who joins us even further away than prague, a senior analyst at the institute for public an analysts and formr fellow at the hudson institute. a highly regarded journalist from lithuania comey has been reporting on russian domestic and foreign policy for over two decades. and finally, we will hear from ambassador daniel fried at the atlantic council. one of the u.s. government's foremost experts on russia and the former soviet spear. his career in the service stand over four decades and seven presidencies. wow. ending earlier this year when he retired from his post at the state department coordinator on sanctions policy. very relevant for this discussion. we will c

he went off to west point. west point. go to very definitely. but he went to annapolis because many calvary officers at that point who had wanted to go to west point and the xhoong said i have annapolis.for what if you go there? and he agreed. his parents who were, again, german immigrants supposed d, well, i'm to take a foreign language, what do you recommend? nd his german speaking folks said take english, son. e think that will put you in good stead. reallyitz is someone who goes through interestingly enough he's in charge of submarine base in pearl harbor in the 20s. naval rotc at berkley late 1920s. e has a good idea of the trengths and weaknesses of the people he's about to send into after december 2nd. i think that characterization of is name says something in the way he wanted it characterized, ays something about his meticulousness. he and halcy, believe it or not, great friends. halsey is four years his senior their wives and families, they're both destroyer men. they pal around together. and, yet within they are polar opposites. brash

rain will come in with it from the west. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump insists he has the "complete power to pardon" and attacks the media for its coverage of the claims russia interfered in the us election. next week, his eldest son and his son—in—law are due to testify before congress about their contacts with a russian lawyer. venezuelan soldiers have fired teargas at hundreds of protesters trying to march to the supreme court in caracas. the opposition group say president nicolas maduro is seeking to consolidate his power by re—writing the constitution. the hospital seeking to remove life support from the seriously ill baby, charlie gard, says doctors and nurses have faced abuse in the street and online. it comes as the high court considers whether charlie's parents should be allowed to take him to the us for experimental treatment. now on bbc news, our world. in the syrian city of raqqa, islamic state is making a final stand. fighting them, a fragile coalition... gunshots. ..of powers, great and small. of arabs a

there could be some travel disruption in the south—west. eastern and northern parts of the uk faring better. some of those showers could affect the golf at royal birkdale. through the weekend it will stay fairly u nsettled weekend it will stay fairly unsettled with heady, blustery showers at times, but also some drier and brighter spells. not a wash—out, but we have got low pressure and that will bring showers creeping their way northwards and eastwards a cross creeping their way northwards and eastwards across the country on sunday. temperatures fresher than we have had recently, between 16—20. those showers should slowly cleared away towards the east, temperatures between 16—22. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 7:00pm. recorded crime in england and wales sees its biggest annual rise in a decade — with violent crime up 18%. live in nevada — former us football star oj simpson is appearing before a parole board asking for early release after serving almost nine years in prison for armed robbery. the end of week two

. 0n the east and the weather we are going to the west. on monday, lots of sunshine across many western areas of the uk, really a beautiful day from cornwall through devon and wales, it into scotland, eventually northern england too, and very warm here, temperatures could get up to 2425, here, temperatures could get up to 2&25, whereas further east from hull into east anglia and the south—east, it will probably stay cloudy with spots of rain on and off through the course of the day. later on monday, monday night in the tuesday, that low finally pushes out into the continent, and we have this brief window of better weather, before the next weather systems start racing in the atlantic. so overall tuesday will be the best day of the week across the uk, on the whole. and then tuesday night into wednesday, we start to see the jet stream intensifying across the atlantic and pushing these weather fronts in our direction, quite a nasty low so our gardens will get another good watering. look at all of this rain piling in through northern ireland,

it's on the west side of i-81. so it's west of new market. essentially, drifting off to the west. so we'll slice and dice this. we see, it's 50,000 feet in the air, and a little while ago, when i sliced it, we had a bit of magenta, the hail core. i think there has been hail in this. earlier, we could see hail probably as much as 2 inches in diameter, over a quarter size. so far, nothing officially released on that in terms of a warning. one more big storm between dulles, and chantilly. this has weakened a little bit out toward fedex, and portions of the district, and prince george's county. nothing out of the ordinary. that's going to drift to the west as well. so an early, isolated heavy storm, and just muggy tonight. tropical. morning camp temps. low 70s to mid-80s. that's in the mid-morning. hot tomorrow, isolated storm, then very hot thursday through sunday. looking at temperatures 95 to 100. i think by the time we get to friday, we're going to heat index near 110. we'll monitor friday for heat, not for storms. 96 wednesday. 96 thursday. 99 on friday. upper 90s saturday, and b

a strong europe is a blessing to the west and to the world. c years after the entry of american forces into world war i the transatlantic bond between the united states and -- and in many ways even stronger. this continent no longer confronts the specter of communism and today you're in the west and have to say there are dire threats to our security and to our way of life. you see what is happening out there, they are threats. we will confront them. we will win but they are threats. [crowd chanting] >> we are confronted by another oppressive ideology, one that seeks to export terrorism and extremism all around the globe. america and europe have suffered one terror attack after another. we are going to get it to stop. during a historic gathering in saudi arabia, i called on the leaders of 50 muslim nations to join together to drive out this menace which threatens all of humanity. we stand against shared enemies to strip them of their territory and their funding and networks in any form of ideological support that they may have. we will always w

some 5un5hine around towards the north—west, thi5 the week. some 5un5hine around towards the north—west, this is where we will see most of the 5hower5. the winds will be strong, po55ibly 5hower5. the winds will be strong, possibly even gale force. this is bbc news. i'm chri5tian fra5er. the headlines at seven... the parents of the terminally ill baby charlie gard give up their legal fight to get him experimental treatment in the us. they accept that no medical intervention can help him. we are now going to spend our last preciou5 we are now going to spend our last precious moments with our son, charlie, who unfortunately will not make his first birthday in just under two week5' time. president trump'5 5on—in—law, jared ku5hner, says all of his actions were proper during the us election, after giving evidence to 5enator5 on his contact with russian official5. a new government strategy to develop batteries that store power from green energy sources. the international trade secretary, liam fox, is in washington, laying the ground work for a

saturday, low pressure still in the west will continue to see quite frequent showers across south—west england and into wales. these showers making their way north and east across england and elsewhere. the odd heavy one, the odd rumble of thunder in the afternoon. still showery rain across north—eastern england into southern scotland. northern scotland and northern ireland remain mildly dry, with some sunshine. it is expected to stay predominantly dry for the open during the day tomorrow but there is a chance of some of the showers cropping up late in the afternoon. as we move through saturday evening, continuing showers. slowly starting to ease away towards the east as we move into the early hours of sunday. slightly quieter conditions to start on sunday. temperatures falling to around 12 to 15 degrees. another day of sunny spells and scattered showers on sunday, but fewer and farther between competitors saturday's showers. could be some heavy ones through parts of wales, seven in london is well perhaps. northern ireland having a decent day and an improvement in the weather across

further west, even cooler than that. around the mid—teens celsius, but at least you have the sunshine to compensate. in towards scotland, it's central northern areas will see most of the cloud, outbreaks of rain, the odd heavier burst, particularly across the northern isles. and then into northern ireland, something more showery moving in later on in the day. that is because of this area of low pressure which will become quite a player in our weather through friday, and potentially on into the weekend as well. notice isobars deepening as it continues to move in towards western parts of the uk. so it means quite a windy day for the western half of the country. and a weather front, pretty slow moving, will bring a lots of rain to northern ireland, to wales, particularly into south—west england and maybe in towards the west midlands. whereas further north and east, actually a fine dry day with some sunny spells and temperatures around 20—23 degrees. but cooler further west under that rain. through friday night, the we

further west you see the lion's share of sunshine. with sunshine a chance of showers cropping up this afternoon across south wales. in the south—east of england and east anglia and the midlands, the cloud is tending to break up with temperatures around 23 degrees, largely dry conditions for northern england and northern ireland, with variable cloud. across scotland, most places dry but i think the central and north eastern part of scotland will have more cloud with some showers. into the evening the showers in wales and the south—west die away. dry for a time but in the early hours on wednesday you will notice this area of rain working into the west. sitting across northern ireland, western england, wales and scotland first thing on wednesday. we are all going to see wet and windy weather for a time on wednesday with no pressure moving from the atlantic. spreading these weather fronts from west to east across the country. wet and windy weather pushing its way across england and wales and scotland through the day. northern ireland

still some showers in north—west scotland and the west of northern ireland. but feeling dryer after the rain. the big picture for the start of the weekend, this weather front coming back - as weather front coming back north as weather front coming back north as we go through the later stages of saturday, and low pressure in the north—west with showers. on saturday a lot of those will be in the north and west of scotland and one to p°ppin9 and west of scotland and one to p°pping up and west of scotland and one to popping up elsewhere. but quite a bit of dry weather with sunny spells for many others during saturday but then as the weather front from the south, more of southern england gets into cloud and rain as the afternoon goes on. if you are in the more dry pa rt goes on. if you are in the more dry part with sunny spells it will be better compared to recent days. not looking promising further test match at the oval. the rain in southern england is moving north eventually into london and south—east wales. in the northern part it will be heaviest in the

you can see the clear skies out there to the west. look at your headlines here, this morning what we're expecting it's going to stay hot over the next few days, the key the humidity has dropped off. it will continue to do so over the next several days, it won't be until wednesday or thursday, the humidity starts to spike again. possibly a thunderstorm around monday and tuesday, it's very, very isolated. only a handful of you see that. its cooler next weekend. highs by sunday struggle to reach the low to mid 80s. satellite and radar showing we're clearing at this point, everything pushing off the coast. 90 degrees is the forecasted high. which is about four degrees above the seasonal average of 86. the low temperature of 73 is close to the average of 68. testers across the region, it's cooler than yesterday, at this time, but still sticky out there, 68 degrees degrees in allentown and reading. 67 in millville. atlantic city, 72. later this afternoon we take the dewpoints up here, and drop them into the low 60s. we'll call it only sligh

further west some bright weather developing. in the evening the cloud and patchy rain will be chased away to the east. a lot of dry weather through the night, however, some hefty showers developing across northern ireland and western scotland. there could be the odd rumble of thunder here. temperatures overnight about 11—15 degrees. into thursday and low pressure still the dominant feature. this isn't what we expect to see on the weather charts at this point in late july. some tightly squeezed isobars, meaning there will be strong winds and some heavy showers. most frequent up to the north—west, but even further south and east we could catch the odd heavy shower and maybe a rumble of thunder. some sunny spells in between. but those temperatures no great shakes, about 16 in aberdeen, 18 in cardiff, 20 in london. another day of showers on friday. some sunny spells between the showers. then late in the day more persistent rain pushing in again across the south—west and wales. but that should move its way through on friday nig

that sounds to me like mac and one west. so it seemed me you used the administration to change the rules to turn the american community of struggling regional banks into cash cows. and in so doing you gave little regard for the communities served by these banks. and i hope my colleagues are acutely aware of the consolidation of community banks, that they understand what we're talking about here. mr. quarrels lobbied the government so his employer could invest in deals where the fdic would take on all the risk, the private investors would reap all the benefits, and thuch future of the community banks involve said was merely an afterthought. and that worries me of some of what we discussed yesterday about your views on regulatory over sight changes in that regulatory reform, changes in the wall street reform that came in the aftermath of the nation's worst financial crisis, where we were told by ben ber nacky we were going to have a global financial melt down. so i worry about that. i heard the answers you gave to senator test

it shows is the developing relationship of americans with the idea of the west. with material that reflect upon the nature of adventuring and the unknown from the early 19 century and move forward once the west is being known into a more scientific and knowledge-based understanding of this frontier. first, we will learn about the books lewis and clark took along with them. and great effort. talk to thel though head of special collections. finally, i will talk about some andhe 20th century novels intellectual exercises that are reflected on the expedition which later. >> we will start by looking at some items from the traveling library lewis and clark brought with them on their journeys. theave tried to re-create library lewis and clark brought with them. not the same volumes come obviously. booksre copies of the they had with them. they shed light on their interests and concerns and the larger purpose and meanings behind the voyage. the first item is a book by alexander mackenzie. alexander mackenzie was the first person to across the north american continent. he

that is the west. this would not happen in the way it does without the west. after this money goes through cypress, the cyprus is only a channel. then it goes to some caribbean island, a british virgin island is typical. then it goes to two places. london and new york, or the u.s. more broadly. it goes through anonymous companies. it can also be in wyoming and south dakota. this should not happen, but it does. the other problem is that the money passes not through the bank system which is properly regulated, but through law firms by well renowned law firms who consider this to be attorney-client privilege. in this way, wall street journal had an article on the 2h of december last year that at least $40 billion. year goes into this country in this fashion. these are the two things i suggest we should focus on stopping. there should be no anonymous companies whose beneficiary owners are not known and there should be absolutely not any accepted transfers of money through law firms backed by the bank system. these are the two suggestions i have that the united sta

in the west. where lawyers and bankers are ready and willing and advertise to take these funds and hide them in the west. so as far as you say so negligent and appeasing, yes, very much so in the west. i'll hand it over to the doctor now. >> thank you very much, paul. and the hell jinx commission for this invitation. i think russia's kleptocracy is a very important topic. when i worked as economic advisor to the russian government in the early 1990's, my perception of corruption was like this. a pyramid, a little at the top and a lot at the bottom. then it changed like this. the pyramid was inversed. a lot of corruption at the top, a little at the bottom. russian administration works much better now than it used to. much fewer small. now it looks like this. anders: it has become an atomic mushroom, with all the corruption at the top. i think that there have been two important thing said here. organized crime and oligarchy are over. they have been consumed by the state and an addition here is to a

an more organized line gets its act together to the west. that will blow through west to east. it should get into the city by 6:00 and hit the jersey shore by 7:30. the jersey shore with regard to the thunderstorms may miss out because the line will be weakening as it approaches the store. the air is more stable in south jersey and delaware. it's the city north and west that will have the severe weather today. 89 in philadelphia. dover, 86. 79 in cape may. there's the relief right there. nice breeze out of the south. thunderstorms late, trenton, 85. toms river, 85 degrees, more specifically down the jersey shore, atlantic city, 80. 79 in ocean city. 79 for cape may. 08 in sea isle city. rehoboth beach 83. bethany beach 84. moderate risk for rip currents, national weather service has new jersey for the moderate risk for rip currents. if you're heading to the jersey shore today you don't want to get caught up in the rip currents. make sure you're heading into the water where the lifeguards are on duty. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sun, late-day thunder

i think they show us the developing relationship of americans with the idea of the west. we start with material reflecting upon the nature of adventuring and the unknown from the early night team-- 18th century and then move forward with the west is beginning to be known into sort of a more scientific and knowledge-based understanding of this frontier america. we will learn about the traveling library in the books that lewis and clarke took along with them at great effort appeared to then we will talk to associate had a special collections about early accounts of the expedition upon lewis and clark's return and finally, i will talk about some of the 20th century novels and exercises that reflected on the expedition much later. >> we will start by looking at items from the traveling library that lewis and clark brought with them on their journeys. we have tried to re-create here at lewis and clark the library that lewis and clarke, the library books they would have brought with them. not the same volumes, obviously. copies of the same additions they would've had with them

through the day, pushing south, avoiding the far north—west. the odd shower in northern ireland but not many. for england and wales, the showers become more widespread again. it does feel quite warm and sunny spells around these showers, it cools down quickly. looking fairly promising for the final round of the open. a slim chance of the shower but it will be breezy compared to today. the women's world final at lord's. a chance of showers here but there will be length the spells of sunny weather. sunday evening, showers gradually fading. in scotla nd showers gradually fading. in scotland and part of north—east england, edging south—east words but becoming lighter as it is. elsewhere, try a picture, warm, sunny spells along the north sea coast. tuesday is a fine day for many of us but it turns on settled for many of us on wednesday. this is bbc world news today. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: donald trump insists he has the authority to issue pardons for wrongdoing — amid reports he is considering pardoning members of his inner circle. l

notice the weak weather front creeping towards the north and west. but ahead of that there's a lot of fine weather. some cloud building and a shower or two dotted around parts of england and wales, but most places will be fine and dry. there will be some thicker cloud into the west of scotland, a bit of a breeze and rain. for the eastern side of scotland, 18 in aberdeen. 20—211 in cardiff and london. then the weak weather front slips south thursday night, into friday. behind it we have this region of high pressure building in. so friday looks decent. it will be dry, bright for most places and not too windy either, so a pretty decent day to end to the week. this is bbc world news. the headlines: president trump's eldest son has said he didn't tell his father about a meeting last year with a russian lawyer, who was apparently offering documents that would damage hillary clinton's campaign and help his father get elected. opponents say donald trumpjunior should have gone straight to the fbi. there are going fears for the safety of civilians fleeing ra

an area of showers from southern scotland, north—west england and into north and west wales. the sun will come out and we will see a future hours. still the odd heavy shower around the wash and into east anglia to begin the day and one two around the far south—west. for a large part of england and wales it will be dry start. through the day, umbrellas up the ready, sunshine and showers. as ever, some will miss them and stay completed dry, you might get a heavy downpour. it looks like there will be heavier, thundery downpours affecting east anglia, essex, kent and east sussex. maybe around the london area as well. monday coming to tuesday, there could be some interruptions to play at wimbledon. going through monday night and tuesday, taking another batch of showers across parts of england and wales, it looks like they might merge to bring longer spells of rain. the picture as we go into tuesday, these continue to spread from west to east, particularly across the southern half of the uk. it might brighten up later in the day. northern ireland, england and scotland, scattered

paul's baptist church in west chester. it is a large church for the entire community, people in our area that will be coming to attend today at 8:00 a.m. when the arrangements will be beginning. people will stop by and say good bye to bianca roberson shot and killed behind the wheel of her car just over a week ago. roberson was victim of the road rage murder it happened where route 100 merges with route 202 in west goshen township chester county. man had no problem picking up a gun ending this teen's life is now behind bars. twenty-eight year-old david desper was arrested and charged last weekend, comfort for the roberson family that the justice system is working as it should as their daughter is laid to rest. bianca father's rodney spoke about his daughter on good day with love sharing fond memories. he said the community has stepped up during this time. >> community has been great, people have been reaching out all over, they have come to the house. i mean just yesterday i took my sons to get suit for the funeral, yester

off to the west. oxford is getting a little bit of this, salem county and cumberland county are getting this. now seeing darker shades of green and yellow in i-95 new castle county. as you glance to the west, it's marked in dark green on the way. there's a possibles some of us get a downpour later in the morning. sky6 live hd cloudy skies over the airport and everywhere else, some spots getting wet. 71 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 65. that's in the moderate humidity range, more humid by the shore. 66 is the ocean temperature. satellite and radar showing once we get rid of the morning batch of rain there's additional precipitation scattered out to the west. it will not be a washout but we'll be looking at periods where it is coming down. future tracker 6 showing you dirnght afternoon not rain -- during the afternoon not raining all the time, but an isolated thunderstorm or downpour. the stuff you see in southern delaware could produce a strong, gusty thunderstorm later today and this evening. toni

particularly intense storms to the west of london. that is how the lightning looked early on for a weather watcher in plymouth. as the thunderstorms continued through tonight and into tomorrow, there is the risk of disruption and localised flooding, the bbc local radio station is worth tuning in to to keep up—to—date during breakfast time tomorrow morning. as we go through the rest of the night, the showers and storms moved erratically northwards. some places will scape as they are dry. other places will see rain in a short space of time, frequent lightning, and hail. scotla nd frequent lightning, and hail. scotland will stay largely dry. quite a messy picture tomorrow. bands of showers and thunderstorms continued to track northwards. further storms work into north wales and north—west england later on. all the while, turning soggy across northern ireland. at the same time, warmth and nudity in place for in east anglia —— humidity. 32 degrees, more cloud further west, and across north wales, perhaps later into north wales, p

around two fifty pm west chester kennett square west bleak and zion around two fifty five pm. campbellsville bayview and pleasant hill around three pm west down the charles town appleton and glen west over cherry hill and ladenburg around three zero five pm other locations impacted by the severe thunderstorms include chesapeake city modena engineer village green green ridge west. cross and port deposit for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a built in addition to a large hail and damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember if you can hear if you are close enough to be struck by lightning torrential rainfall is occurring with these storms and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm. trump's twitter obsession seriously. and he says getting in the way getting in the way of war. i mean it's not as if there's a serious man behind. the trump who uses twitter so the trump who uses twitter. is. sort of. egocentric narc

. >> reporter: there are storms out to the west, not only west of philadelphia, but we've got watch boxes that have been pushing through the region in the overnight hours and had some issues with that, actually as we went through the afternoon and evening and tornado warning in the western suburbs. as we look at situation with storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see there are showers and thunderstorms just to the west of philadelphia in the western suburbs and some of these are producing 30-mile an hour wind gusts and drenching downpours, some of this appears to be heading for wilmington and philadelphia could catch this, as well. western chester county could get it first, western pennsylvania thunderstorm activity out there. temperatures are warm, not as warm as yesterday. 76 in philadelphia. 72 in allentown him 72 in trenton. 77 in wilmington, and 77 in cape may. as we roll through the day today it is not going to be as hot as yesterday. 77 degrees by 7:00. 85 by 3:00 p.m. that's the high today and still holding 84 by 5:00 p.m., notice how in the afternoon and evening there's a cha

with the mound, west of scotland and north—west england. but the rest of england and wales quieter in the morning south—west england getting outbreaks of rain late morning and into the afternoon spreading across wales with heavy bursts as well. quite breezy. still from many of us temperatures stuck in the high teens. a few across northern and eastern parts of england getting 21. for the cricket tomorrow after the showers today it looks like an mainly dry story until quite late on when the threat of rain increases. still some uncertainty the speed of the eastern progression of the rain across the rest of england during friday evening and the northern extent of that so it might not move across the whole of northern england. still something to play for in the detail. on saturday though pressure close to the north—west and this weather front in the first south—east. along the sponsor could be cold and outbreaks of rain for the far south and south—east of england. some uncertainty still so keep watching the forecast. showers we re keep w

further west, even cooler than that. around the mid—teens celsius, but at least you have the sunshine to compensate. in towards scotland, it's central northern areas will see most of the cloud, outbreaks of rain, the odd heavier burst, particularly across the northern isles. and then into northern ireland, something more showery moving in later on in the day. that is because of this area of low pressure which will become quite a player in our weather through friday, and potentially on into the weekend as well. notice isobars deepening as it continues to move in towards western parts of the uk. so it means quite a windy day for the western half of the country. and a weather front, pretty slow moving, will bring a lots of rain to northern ireland, to wales, particularly into south—west england and maybe in towards the west midlands. whereas further north and east, actually a fine dry day with some sunny spells and temperatures around 20—23 degrees. but cooler further west under that rain. through friday night, the we

further west some bright weather developing. in the evening the cloud and patchy rain will be chased away to the east. a lot of dry weather through the night, however, some hefty showers developing across northern ireland and western scotland. there could be the odd rumble of thunder here. temperatures overnight about 11—15 degrees. into thursday and low pressure still the dominant feature. this isn't what we expect to see on the weather charts at this point in late july. some tightly squeezed isobars, meaning there will be strong winds and some heavy showers. most frequent up to the north—west, but even further south and east we could catch the odd heavy shower and maybe a rumble of thunder. some sunny spells in between. but those temperatures no great shakes, about 16 in aberdeen, 18 in cardiff, 20 in london. another day of showers on friday. some sunny spells between the showers. then late in the day more persistent rain pushing in again across the south—west and wales. but that should move its way through on friday nig