Of the night, the showers will start to pep up once again towards the southwest. That set us up for tomorrow. Showers early on spreading across wales and two other southern counties of england as well. Elsewhere, some spells of sunshine but showers will pop up into the afternoon. Some will be heavy with hail and thunder mixing in. Top temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees and will be quite windy for southern coast and the channel islands. As we look further ahead through the coming week, it stays very unsettled. Longer spells of rain at times, but always with some sunny spells in between. Hello, this is bbc news. The headlines: a tower block in gaza, housing the offices of the associated press and aljazeera news outlets, has collapsed after being hit by an israeli airstrike. The israeli military said the building housed military assets belonging to hamas. Meanwhile in london thousands of pro palestinian protesters have marched to the gates of the israeli embassy. People in areas where
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the s&p 500 setting new record closes. we have fox team coverage, charles payne in new york tells us how this all plays into the big economic picture. we begin with white house correspondent kristin fisher and the president s spin on the numbers today. good evening, kristin. good evening, bret. no surprise here, the white house and republicans are interpreting today s jobs report in drastically different ways. the white house says it is proof that the country needs these massive multitrillion dollars spending bills now more than ever. but republicans argue that some of the things in that first big spending bill are precisely what led to these weaker than expected numbers. it may be the biggest miss in decades, forecasters predicted gains of close to a million jobs in april. buff when the data came out this morning it, revealed that the u.s. economy had only added 266,000. and the unemployment rate picked up to 6.6% to 6% in march. i want to put today s jobs report in pe
where today president biden is gearing up to hold his first press conference in months as the administration is planning public reset of his tarnished image. all the details with ashley. ashley: the president is set to hold only his tenth news conference this afternoon, his first in several months. of his nine previous press conferences, six were solo. public reset of his failed agenda as senior white house official says the dynamic with the president needs to change. the reset man is said to be making conversations with congress less of a priority and focus on talking with americans, although his approval rating continues to drop, jen psaki insisted press sect. psaki: this has been a lot of progress made, we need to build on that. the work is not done. the job is not done. ashley: senate majority leader chuck schumer is proposing a talking filibuster to persuade manchin and kyrsten sinema to allow vote to overhaul the u.s. election system. we must consider and vote
documents to lawyers who the committee says promoted the big lie, and participated in attempts to disrupt or delay the certification of the election results. rudy giuliani, sidney powell and jenna ellis. the panel also sent a subpoena to boris epshteyn. the committee s letter to giuliani says between mid-november 2020 and january 6th, 2021, and thereafter, you actively promoted claims of election fraud an behalf of former president trump and sought to convince state legislatures to take steps to overturn the election results. the panel says sidney powell and jenna ellis also pushed claims of election flawed. for boris epshteyn, committee he reportedly spoke with trump on the morning of january 6th about options to delay the certification of the 2020 election results. the panel says he reportedly attended meetings at the willard hotel where trump allies reportedly led a war room on efforts to overturn joe biden s win. now, in case you have forgottens baseless fraud allegations