fights to win support for his brags that plan threatens to call a snap election. 5 people are killed in an attack on the afghan capital as the u.s. envoy visits to discuss a potential deal with the taliban plus. we re in sudan where heavy flooding us forced thousands of people from their homes. or can dorian is ravaging the bahamas after it made landfall as a category 5 storm at least 5 people have died and thousands of homes have been destroyed but it may be hours before the full extent of the damage is known the storm has weakened slightly but it s still considered life threatening and it s expected to make its way to the southeast coast of the u.s. at a gallica reports now from florida. complete devastation to get discouraged hurricane dorian hit the northwestern part of the bahamas as one of the most powerful storms ever recorded in the atlantic wind gusts reach 350 kilometers per hour roos ripped off and storm surges flooded streets and homes this is the direct canal. th
bolsonaro ‘a coward . vast swathes of arctic siberia and humid, 27 28 will be the peak of are ablaze after intense summer the heat over the next few days. temperatures and high winds. we have a special report. there is the low pressure, as you can see it is getting closer to the north west of the uk, still these weather fronts on the scene, so somewhat whether to start with, quite widely on monday, that will chase away and we will see sunshine coming in, more showers, quite heavy coming in, more showers, quite heavy coming into scotland and northern ireland, stronger west south westerly breeze for wales and southern england will start to drop those temperatures a little, so forget about 27 about 27 28. u nsettled forget about 27 about 27 28. unsettled weather continuing on tuesday, showers and unsettled spells of rain, showers could be heavy and hungry, into western parts of the uk which will see the worst of the uk which will see the worst of this rain, all adding up
the top dog. some fans are not impressed. it is friday, july 5th. fbn: a.m. starts right now. i ve been shaking. i love it when you go crazy. you take all my inhibitions. baby, there s nothing holding me back. lauren: welcome, everybody to fbn: a.m.. the day after the 4th of july. we hope you had a great pen independence day. i m lauren simonetti. cheryl: i m cheryl casone. lauren: you have u.s. futures all three major averages at record highs on the close wednesday. today, small pullback, dow down 44. cheryl: the yield on the 1 0 yea10treasury is up by 9 basis points, 1.96%. we re gearing up for the fed meeting later this p month. oil, 5 $56.60 a barrel. cheryl: it s a mixed picture in asia. the nikkei and kospi barely in the green. lauren: in europe, stocks are trading to the downside, losing a quarter to a third of 1%. cheryl: our top story, stocks g at record highs this morning after wall street celebrated the 4th of july on wednesday. the dow, the s&p, t
of the manslaughter of a woman, on the river thames in 2015, is to be extradited to the uk. and, how pollinating insects are disappearing, posing a future threat to agriculture, and the food supply. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news. kyle edmund is distracted by crowd noise as he s knocked out of the miami open by american john isner. good evening. the house of commons is preparing to embark tomorrow, on a series of votes, to explore other ways forward in the brexit process. some 16 options have been tabled by mps. the process could last several days. last night, the house of commons voted to take control of the next phase of the brexit process, but ministers say they can t guarantee that any outcome will be binding on the government. some leading conservative brexit supporters have suggested that they could now support mrs may s withdrawal agreement, to prevent the risk, they say, of a long delay in the brexit process, as our deputy political editor john pienaar reports
chilly start across southern areas, some frost, a pleasant day. sunshine breaking through the cloud across england and wales compared with what we saw during tuesday. especially the cloudier areas. in the far north of scotla nd the cloudier areas. in the far north of scotland rain around at times and a noticeable breeze. 15 16 in aberdeenshire. 14 15 three parts of england and eastern wales. through wednesday night, greater chance of the cloud melting away. a greater chance of mist and fog bombing under the centre of the high pressure. this is where the windows live in the skies are clearest. that expense further northwards, more sunshine around uk wide. early morning mist and fog and frost were clear away. a brighter day in the north and west of scotland. i chance of one or two showers in the breeze. all places in double figure. could hit around 17 across some parts of central and eastern england in particular. the high pressure is on the move thursday night into friday. sti