perhaps into scotland. but here is where we are starting to see the cold air. 3 7 in northern scotland and central areas, further south of the front, we stilljust hang on to double digits. it is not going to last, the front sinks steadily south. not that much in the way of rain on it as it does say but it will open the back door for those temperatures to fall away and that cold, arctic air to be really quite a dominant feature. on friday, quite a dominant feature. on friday, quite a quiet start. there will be some sunshine around. wendy with gail s unexposed north and east coast. sunny spells but a notable noticeable difference on friday, feeling quite cold. as we going to saturday, the wind will fall lighter so we could see our first widespread frost for the start of the weekend. lots of sunshine on saturday but the potential for some lots of sunshine on saturday but the potentialfor some rain lots of sunshine on saturday but the potential for some rain on sunday. and col
happened. and with shocking suddenness, the berlin wall was gone. justin amash is now the one voice in his party, the one voice trying to get his party to see the light. and that seeps as impossible as the berlin walkoming down. in american literature, the enduring model of the one person trying to get others to see the light is atticus finch, created by harper lee in her 1960 novel to kill a mockingbird. atticus finch is a small town alabama lawyer in the 1930s who is defending a black man charged with raping a white woman. 1,435 people are watching atticus finch do that every night on the stage of the schubert theater on broadway in aaron sorkin s play to kill a mockingbird, where it has a new resonance for americans whose hope for change and hope for a new future is as strong as it
voice in his party, the one voice trying to get his party to see the light. and that seeps as impossible as the berlin walkoming down. in american literature, the enduring model of the one person trying to get others to see the light is atticus finch, created by harper lee in her 1960 novel to kill a mockingbird. atticus finch is a small town alabama lawyer in the 1930s who is defending a black man charged with raping a white woman. 1,435 people are watching atticus finch do that every night on the stage of the schubert theater on broadway in aaron sorkin s play to kill a mockingbird, where it has a new resonance for americans whose hope for change and hope for a new future is as strong as it has ever been. my father gave me one of those air rifles, an air rifle.
tying up women, putting tape in their mouths. they tie up women, taping them up. women are tied up, they re bound. they have women in the backseat of the cars with duct taped all over the place. reporter: the president claims that women are duct taped, driven across the border and sold. those who work to protect those immigrants say duct tape isn t a thing. we have a database of 1,435 indictments and went through all of the indictments and found 26 cases that involved kidnapping. we did a search on duct tape and we found one case of 1,435 cases that mentioned duct tape. reporter: and that case was an american, not a migrant. in looking at all federal trafficking cases, most victims are u.s. citizens. only about a third of trafficking cases are foreign nationals, and the vast majority of them enter the u.s. with legal visas. no duct tape. what donald trump is missing with this sort of fictional
mouth, they tie their hands. they have electrical tape over their mouths. ten times this month alone counted the washington post. they tie up women. women are tied up, they are bound. they have women in the backseat of the cars with duct tape all over the place. the president claimed women are duct taped, shoved into vehicle, driven across the border and sold. those protect iing from sexual exploitation says duct tape isn t a thing. we have a database of 1,435 indictments and we went through all the indictments. with found 26 cases that involved kidnapping. we did a search on duct tape and found one case of 1,435 cases that mentioned duct tape. in that case, it was an american, not a migrant, looking at all federal trafficking cases, most victims are u.s. citizens. only a third of trafficking cases are foreign nationals.