that area of low pressure, it weakens and winds become lighter so much lighter winds on thursday, may be a future mist and fog patches, most places will be dry, may be a little sunshine but still quite cold air, temperatures 6 8 so a quiet day on thursday after the storm on tuesday. coming in from the atlantic on friday we have this weak weather front. it will mainly be western areas that see this band of cloud and rain, may be snow over the scottish hills, that moves east and the rain peters out and then we see sunshine and showers coming into the western uk but still only five degrees in the central belt of scotland, six in the south east of england and east anglia. we have another area of deep low pressure heading towards iceland, some stronger atlantic winds heading our way, more unsettled weather to come in the outlook for the weekend and beyond, probably dominated more by low pressure but there will be some disruption of the jet stream pattern, occasionally we will get
and two new omicron variants found in more than a dozen states, as covid cases begin to rise once again. good morning. and welcome to way too early, on this tuesday, may 3rd. i m jonathan lemire. in a potentially ground-breaking shift in american constitutional law, the supreme court appears poised to strike down the landmark roe v. wade decision. according to a leaked draft opinion, published last night, by politico, a majority of the supreme court is prepared to overturn the federal right to abortion. the leak of the 98-page document is unprecedented in the court s modern history. the draft opinion was reportedly offered by justice samuel alito, and circulated back in february. alito writes in part this. ro ex was egregiously wrong from the start. its reasoning was exceptionally weak and the decision has had damaging consequences. it is time to heed the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people s elected representatives. nbc news has not obtained or
hello, welcome along. joe root was at the heart of england s fight back on the first day of their fourth test against india in ranchi. it was his tenth test century against india, that is a record. england struggled initially, they were 112 5. butjoe root was the anchor. his century was the slowest century scored in the so called bazball era. a solid start for england as they look to draw level in the series. let s get more on the first day s play from the bbc s chief cricket writer, stephan shemilt. it stephan shemilt. was a determination to master ti conditions it was a determination to master the conditions and recognise the situation england found themselves in in terms of the score but also the difficulty they were facing in terms of the pitch and the indian bowling. england have had some breathtaking centuries from ollie pope and ben duckett in the series but for a to play and make for a display of technical mastery, nothing will improve on what we saw from gyrate to
good morning, everyone. welcome to cnn this morning. it is saturday, june 24th. i m amara walker. i m victor blackwell. thank you for spending part of your saturday morning with us. we begin with breaking news. vladimir putin is accusing a mercenary group of an armed rebellion and he warns those involved will be punished. yevgeny prigozhin says his forces have taken control of russian military facilities in the region of rostov-on-don. he threatens to move on to moscow if russia s top general and defense minister don t meet him. translator: again, we came here. we want to receive the chief of general s staff and shoigu until they aren t here. until they are here, we will be located here, blockading the city and will go to moscow. president putin calls the move a betrayal and a stab in the back to the russian people and he says those who follow him will pay the price. translator: all those who deliberately closed pa october of trechly, armed mutiny, blackmail and
police cars. a giant mob forced a cruiser backward down the freeway. lauren has more from washington. good morning, these videos are just as wild as dangerous and dumb. this was a busy intersection saturday night. take a look. oh. [bleep] [engines revving] ashley: at police cars, a crowd swarming and forcing a police car back. one officer was injured, several police cars were damaged. the police department is understaffed from officers on the street and 911 operators. just 60% of calls is answered within seconds. they had to lower minimum job requirements to fill openings. in 2020 the austin city council defunded the police by $150 million. the austin police association tweeted austin policymakers are responsible for the overall safety of citizens and visitors, looked like the wrong decision and they continue to demoralize public safety. austin was one of the safest cities, not anymore. the police budget was reinstated, but not until after officers left. they are strugg