a mountain morning is incredible. pete: fresh, crisp mountain morning with a cup of coffee with that view colorado. a little chill in the air maybe will: yes. pete: that s what you want. rachel: that is beautiful. that s america for you. pete: not wisconsin, but it s america. rachel: no. pete: fourth hour [laughter] will: rachel accused us earlier of gang up on her. rachel: yeah, they are, you see from that comment right there. [laughter] will: you feel ganged up on this morning? a little bit? rachel: we re just not on the same wavelength. pete: these two having rachel: i m living in the real world right now. [laughter] pete: will is accused a accusing rachel of bringing her level 12 the game, and she s accusing will of coming with his level 8 game. one of them is true will: see, i think that s evidence right there. rachel: no, no, no, let s have our viewers decide, who s feeling america right now, will or rachel? let s have everyone just what s our e-mail again?
ireland. then we will see that rain working south, mixing with the hot air, turning things thundery and lively overnight friday into the start of the weekend. for those of you that don t like the heat, that should see things cooling off as well. all change this week. we stop fairly ambivalent, hot up, and by saturday, back to square one. mice saturday, back to square one. nice for some but saturday, back to square one. nice for some but not saturday, back to square one. nice for some but not for saturday, back to square one. nice for some but not for everybody. susan, thank you. a reminder of our top story: the prime minister says changes to the rules on goods crossing the irish sea will be easy to implement. the eu says it could break international law.- the eu says it could break international law. ., ., , ., international law. not a big deal. we can fix international law. not a big deal. we can fix it international law. not a big deal. we can fix it in internat
for poor performances in training. good afternoon. the new school year begins in england this week with more than 100 schools completely or partially closed because of fears about crumbling concrete, known as raac. a former top civil servant has accused the prime minister rishi sunak of cutting the money for school repairs when he was chancellor mr sunak says it s utterly wrong to blame him. in scotland, 35 schools are affected and checks are under way in wales and northern ireland. ellie price reports. school is back. sort of. but not for those affected by the wrong kind of concrete. for many, it has meant a partial closure of school buildings and a mad scramble right at the start of a new school year, to find alternatives. we at the start of a new school year, to find alternatives. at the start of a new school year, to find alternatives. we have three com anies to find alternatives. we have three companies coming to find alternatives. we have three companies coming out
storied criminal trial. are cameras just captured trump going back into the courtroom, he waved at reporters but in th, did not stop to say anything. i am john roberts in washington. gillian: think of having me, john i m gillian turner in for sandra smith that a-determiner. this is america reports. stormy daniels took the stand at 10:30 this morning starting by describing her upbringing, family life and early career than what she got into the details of the sexual encounter she says she had with trump now about 18 years ago. john: expert analysis to cover everything we have heard so far and to react to the new testimony as it happens. gillian: first we go to nate foy live outside new york state supreme court with the latest details on the trial. hey. hey, jillian, former president donald trump posted on truth social callings is an agent case saying it should never been brought. this is as court is about to resume with stormy daniels on the stand. her first couple
welcome to bbc news. iam i am reporting live from great yarmouth. people here and up and down the east coast of england prepare for a storm surge tonight, a combination of high tide around 9pm in great yarmouth and high winds that could bring flooding. coastal defences are in place and people here in great yarmouth i collecting sandbags to defend their homes from possible flooding. 5000 people, 5000 homes here in great yarmouth are being evacuated. another 2500 in essex. the environment agency is said that they have 17 surveyors flood warnings in place in england and wales. that means that there is and wales. that means that there is a risk to life. i7 severe flood warnings. there is also another 91 flood warnings that need immediate action. people are preparing for the worst. they say that they have had warnings like this a couple of years ago and it did not consenting. this report on the latest developments is from my colleague. from early this morning people in great