that high pressure, it isjust sitting there, stopping any weather fronts coming in and stopping any meaningful shower is really bubbling up. some signs things might get moving a little more into the first week of may. here is the high, parked up across the uk. various weather systems try to topple in around it. the signs of anything having any great success perhaps saturday, this area of low pressure coming into the north west. but these highs are stubborn so that is by no means a given in terms of its detail. the rest of today, quite a lot of cloud in the eastern half of the uk, some drifting westwards. best of the brightest brightness in the western coastal counties. isolated shower may be in northern ireland, may be for the mountains of wales and the malls of the south west but overall, a dry picture. dry overnight, cloud in the east will hold the temperature is about the further west you are, clearer skies, light about the further west you are, clearerskies, light winds,
near the border with ukraine, the us says it s deploying 3000 troops to fortify nato forces in eastern europe. the bbc has been told households could see energy bills drop by around £200 under government plans to ease the impact of soaring prices, but some energy companies say the measures haven t been properly thought through. medical regulators are consulting on proposals to make one form of hormone replacement therapy available without a prescription. and school s not out in wales, with a trial to lengthen the school day by five hours a week. the government has announced its plans to close the gap between rich and poor areas of the country as part of its so called levelling up agenda. the policy, which the prime minister has described as a defining mission , will take until 2030 to deliver and aims to tackle regional inequalities and help overlooked communities. there are 12 missions or targets which include increasing regional devolution, with plans to create more mayor
show on youtube and chris jansing reports starts right now. good day. i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. we are following two massive stories. both with the potential to impact millions of americans. in maryland, the governor says the focus now is on saving lives. could the six people or more missing since the stunning collision and collapse of the francis scott key bridge still be alive? and then the wider logistical and economic impact. 30,000 people used that bridge every day. now that it is gone, what is next for the city and one of the country s biggest ports. plus, it is the biggest abortion-related case since roe. the supreme court hearing arguments today over whether access to the abortion pill should be restricted even in states where abortion is legal. what experts are telling us about which way the justices may be leaning and my conversation with the head of the nonprofit physicians for reproductive health on what this decision c
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the general election has begun. the race is set now. it will be a rematch and we like that rematch. donald trump running unopposed against president biden. tonight, a special edition of all in. rachel maddow and alex wagner join me on biden s chances against candidate trump as republicans try to erase the memory of his disastrous presidency. are you better off today than you were four years ago? then steve kornacki on who will decide this election. jen psaki and claire mccaskill on what is at stake. plus, a big announcement in arizona. i will leave the senate at the end of this year. ruben gallego joined me for his first national tv interview since senator kysten sinema dropped out when the special edition of all in starts right now. good evening from new york, and chris hayes. thank you for tuning in for the special edition of all in on march 6, 2024 . it looks to be the unofficial official first day of the presidential general election. rachel maddow and a