Atlantic side of florida, its very, very uncertain. So, theyre using what is called a blend here to put it, likes to be somewhere around Central Florida. Again, may be around west palm beach. Somewhere up to fort pierce, sebastien, port st. Lucie. Somewhere, again, we have three days to get the details. Its a cot error error 4 and cat, a cat 4 and will be a cat 2. In the atlantic, 85, 84, 83, plenty of energy to work with and its gaining strength. It will be category 3 here soon. For us, we have warm, thankfully not that warm, but for us, 64 at the San Francisco area. Warm temps. The temps will be bumping up after the cooldown for most yesterday. Above average and below. Well start to see the temps coming up about two to five degrees and more so on the weekend. Sixtys for some and running 5 to 10 degrees cooler and 12 at the napa airport compared to yesterday at this time. Feels cooler to you, it is. Well start off cool or the lows. The afternoon highs are warmer and looks quiet and wa
Welcome to the programme. Authorities in hong kong say flights have now resumed at the airport, after mondays shutdown because of protesters. These are life pictures coming from hong kong airport and it is looking fairly normal although Authorities Say Flight Movement will be affected through tuesday. It comes after another weekend of clashes between police and demonstrators angry about what they believe is chinas erosion of their freedoms. Beijing has raised the stakes, claiming the weeks long unrest has begun to show what it calls the sprouts of terrorism. Jonathan head reports. As the last flights came in, their passengers were greeted with a chorus of appeals from Young Hong Kongers waving posters, pleading for support. Chant fight for freedom they feared the police were about to storm the airport. Its sudden closure left travellers bewildered and stuck. Catherine morgan and her daughter helena were due to fly back to britain, but their flight was cancelled. We flew in from taipei
Welcome to the programme. Authorities in hong kong say flights have now resumed at the airport after mondays shutdown because of protesters. It comes after another weekend of clashes between police and demonstrators, angry about what they believe is chinas erosion of their freedoms. With these alive pictures coming in from hong kong. The chief executive carrie lam is hosting her weekly press c0 nfe re nce. Carrie lam is hosting her weekly press conference. The moment she speaking in cantonese but we will dip into that press conference when she starts speaking in english. There has been another weekend of violent protests. With me in the studio is our bbc reporter bill hayton. A lot of pressure on this woman. You can see from her face, she looks com pletely can see from her face, she looks completely tense. She has nothing new to say. No compromise, middle ground. Remember, these protests started over this extradition bill which was so controversial. But everything she has done has been
Other chinese tech companies. A warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. Also in the programme, a group of mps are discussing a ban on drivers using hands free mobile devices in england and wales. They argue it can distract a driver in the same way as a hand held device. Do you agree . How would such a move impact you . Get in touch just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. Hong kongs leader, carrie lam, says violence is pushing hong kong down what shes calling a path of no return. She says the rule of law was being damaged and that the citys recovery from Anti Government protests could take a long time. A day after protesters brought hong kong airport to a standstill, passengers are still facing lengthy delays as the aviation authorities tackle a backlog of flights. More than 300 flights in and out of the city have been cancelled. Bill hayton has the latest. Hong kong airport is malfunctioning, though things are far from normal
To represent the spirit of woodstock. Hello, welcome to the programme. In the past hour, hong kongs leader carrie lam has said that violence is pushing hong kong down a path of no return. She said the rule of law was being damaged and that the citys recovery from Anti Government protests could take a long time. And she outlined what she saw as her role. The chief executives responsibilities to ensure that hong kong remains a safe and orderly and law abiding city. That is my utmost responsibility. Because without the rule of law, without law and order in hong kong, it is extremely difficult to ensure the 7 Million People in hong kong could continue to live in a peaceful manner. So thatis to live in a peaceful manner. So that is my utmost responsibility. And that also requires my support for all the Law Enforcement agencies in accordance with their policies, their rules, there are guidelines. That also means that my responsibility goes beyond this particular this particular range of prot