corner of the studio, but a story in two parts, the weekend weather, it starts with a lot of cloud but a mild feel. it ends on sunday with something a little bit chillier but much brighter. but certainly right now we have got a lot of cloud out there, that cloud actually thickening up enough to produce drizzle, some mist and murk of a high ground, limited clear breaks. but with that cloud cover, temperatures not dropping too far, 6-9 , temperatures not dropping too far, 6 9 , so i really might start to saturday morning, but a cloudy start for most. if you look closely at the map, some breaks appearing in the cloud, there will be some spells of sunshine, but equally, for northern ireland and scotland, this band of rain pushing in from the west, eventually with something brighter following on behind. 9 12 degrees. but as the band of cloud and rain sinks further south and east during tomorrow night, the rain will weaken but we will start to introduce something colder behind this
revealing interview, and confesses to being, quote, a terrible liar. and the latest on jimmy carter. i ll speak to one of his top white house advisers who helped engineer his rise from governor to president. let s go outfront. good evening. i m pamela brown in for erin burnett tonight. welcome to a special edition of outfront. and tonight, ready for anything, ukraine s military preparing for provocative acts by rucha to mark the one-year anniversary of its invasion. the warning as president biden made an unprecedented surprise visit to kyiv to meet with president zelenskyy, sending a painful reminder to putin of how his invasion plans have failed. the visit also stinging russian troops already dealing with major morale issues. a telegram account managed by russian military bloggers noting biden has done something putin has not, saying, quote, almost a year after the beginning of the special military operation, we are waiting in the russian city of kyiv for the preside
about, he expressed remorse about lying about his education. but he was defiant at times too, ashley. let s take a listen to this. i ve become subject of desperate journalists trying to build a journalist career for them. i was raised catholic, but i come from a jewish family so that makes me jew-ish. everybody s always now that everybody s canceling me. now, we re just shining a spotlight on the truth about the lies. does this sound like someone who has been humbled by what s happened to him, ashley? not at all. i mean, this is like a pseudo-apology tour without actually apologizing. and then, you know, in order to have redemption, you say that you re not going to do it again, but it s almost like he s lying in this interview. and so it doesn t seem like he really wants he wants this to
time to have a look at the weather for the next week or so. it s looking relatively settled for most of us. high pressure in charge, that means a lot of dry weather, sunny at times too, but not immediately. here s the forecast for saturday, we re in between two weather fronts. usually, between two weather fronts we have relatively mild air, so quite a mild morning on saturday, certainly no frost around and staying mild through the course of the day. this is what it looks like in the morning, a lot of cloud. one weather front in the north sea, another approaching northwestern parts of the uk, so outbreaks of rain eventually reaching to belfast, glasgow, possibly edinburgh as well come the middle of the afternoon. further towards the east and south, sunny spells and mild, possibly up to 1a celsius, a hint of spring in the air, although, of course, it is a little too early. on sunday, a centre of high pressure is right over us, that means light winds. the sun has a little bit of oomph to
but they ve been trying that for months and they ve failed. they failed to get past the first city of mykolaiv in multiple bids over the past months. that fits into the broader question, what is the push aimed at? is it west toward odesa like advertised? or is that a distraction? are they coming for here, the economic hub that s the hometown of the president volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine? or headed east to join up with the offensive russia has been pushing hard there as well? you are hearing air raid sirens behind me. not uncommon, no explosions tonight. but a broader sense of concern here in this quiet but well-populated central city that something is brewing to their south. we re seeing villages change hands fast, ukraine pushback at times too. certainly concerns that russia s goals are in this direction. nick payton walsh.