Even at the bay bridge there is hardly any backup. Well track it because it is friday. Back to you. Now to Live Team Coverage of the coronavirus outbreak. Today in the bay pete suratos is in richmond awaiting word about the cruise passenger test results and we just spoke with a passenger on board. Kris sanchez answering your questions in our Crisis Center but first to tracie potts live on capitol hill where the government is working to ramp up testing. Tracie . Reporter good morning. New this morning, President Trump is not going to travel to the cdc. The white house said he doesnt want to interrupt their mission. Their mission includes trying to figure out how to get people tested. But the government is short on test kits, that is something Vice President pence has admitted and now trying to figure out how to deal with that. We dont have enough tests today to meet what we anticipate will be the demand going forward. It is critical that we get the tests back quickly to move patients th
here s phil avery. a mini heatwave coming? you are getting excited, aren t you? your word. it was a glorious and a start, as yet again evidenced by one of our more artistic weather watchers and thursday are always was going to be one of the more better days of the week, with regard to the amount of dry weather and the amount of sunshine on offer. that s not to say that it s sunshine all the way. it s quite breezy across scotland and come the latter part of the afternoon there will be enough cloud around for there to be just a gaggle of showers running through on that rather noticeable breeze and you will lose the sunshine late on gci’oss will lose the sunshine late on across the western side of northern ireland. those are the exceptions to a drywall. a fresh appeal to today compared to yesterday. will still make 18 somewhere. then we will push the weather front cover which we seen the first sign of the cloud, there comes the rain again, and pretty strong winds. there s a ga
athletes were subjected to unacceptable behaviour. thank you very much. more from you later. phil has the weather. a warm front coming. yes, it hasn t been so bad so far today, simon. in many parts of the british isles, one of the best days we have had. could this be the future? all the details live in half an hour. also coming up. forget your gordons, your hestons and yourjamies, if you want the best grub in the world you need to go to this pub in yorkshire. hello everyone. this is afternoon live. two sides, two negotiatiors and two very different assessments of where we are with brexit. as the latest round of talks came to a close david davies says progress is being made. his opposite number, michel barnier, disagrees using the words ‘deadlock‘ and ‘disturbing . richard galpin reports. the brexit secretary, david davis, heads out for more talks in brussels this morning. the first phase of the negotiations which deals only with the divorce settlement is still very