sunshine and occasional showers. beautiful weather in south western scotland, the lake district and lancashire into the coast of wales, 18 degrees. but turning a little bit cooler. you can see from the wind direction, from the north and the norwegian sea spreading across the country and bringing showers. 16, i7 country and bringing showers. 16, 17 in scotland and in the south east, around 21 degrees. it will probably hover about 20 degrees in the south for the next few days so this is the bank holiday weekend. elsewhere in the north it is the high teens and you can see a lot of rain icons on the weather map and on the outlook, so changeable weather. but i think bearable temperatures, not too cold just yet. it is too early for that. thanks, tomasz. and that s bbc news at ten. there s more analysis of the day s main stories on newsnight, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one as now its time to join our colleagues across the nations and re
and major storms set to hit the east. first, donald trump criminally indicted in georgia, facing 13 counts. also, 18 alleged co-conspirators charged. rudy giuliani among them, for allegedly trying to flip joe biden s victory in that state. tonight, because this is now at the state level, what this means when it comes to pardons. why this case is so different. our chief investigative reporter aaron katersky standing by tonight. also, breaking news coming in from north korea. what they re now saying about that u.s. soldier that crossed the dmz into north korea. martha raddatz standing by. the haunting images from maui. the grim search for victims. and tonight, the utility now pressed on why the power wasn t cut, with red flag warnings and those high winds. their explanation, and you ll hear it. whit johnson again tonight. the severe storms at this hour set to hit the east coast from the carolinas up through washington, philadelphia, the northeast. damaging winds up to 7
and new video of the man accused of starting it all from the moment before he went into the crowd. war of words the special counsel asks the judge to prohibit former president trump from speaking out on parts of the election interference case against him. his team s response today. another brazen attack by ukraine, sending a sea drone right into a russian fuel tanker the biggest cyber attack on hospitals in years dozens of medical facilities impacted computers down, surgeries canceled new hate crime charges against a against a teenager accused of killing a gay man dancing at a gas station a terrifying school bus crash carrying teens back from summer camp. 11 injured, many in critical condition. hod it happen? dramatic rescue at sea the coast guard saving this man who had gone missing his boat sinking 12 miles offshore. and the sound and the fury over pickleball. nearby homeowners outraged by the noise from the popular sport. you can t hear the people on the ph
downtown truckee on top of the foot and a half they got yesterday, and we could see another foot and a half today. in texas, the largest wildfire in state history expands, scorching everything in its path. [ siren ] also tonight, the united states begins dropping food into gaza, desperate for humanitarian aid. reporter: i m imtiaz tyab in tel aviv. global outrage is only growing after palestinians were killed scrambling for food this week, prompting rare american intervention. russia launches new deadly drone strikes as ukraine struggles to fight back. donald trump rallies supporters today. we ve been on a rocket to the republican nomination. as he faces a critical moment of financial truth. and later, fur and fiction. therapy dogs unleashing confidence in young readers, especially kids maybe struggling with reading. doing it to a dog, it feels good. this is the cbs weekend news from new york with adriana diaz. sechlt sechlt sechlt sechlt sechlt sechlt s
killed 3 us soldiers and injured dozens. iran denies involvement, calling the accusations baseless and saying it was not involved in the decision making of resistance groups . reuters is reporting that an iraqi spokesman has called the strikes a violation of iraqi sovereignty and pose a threat that could lead iraq and the region into dire consequences. now let s turn to elise labott, a us foreign affairs journalist and founder of zivvy media. thank you forjoining us. this is the first part of the us response as we have heard from the administration, is it what you would have expected to see? it is what i expected to see. i think the us knew that it could notjust make a pin attack. that is basically what it has been doing all along. we ve had around 160 attacks since october the 7th against, by these proxies against us forces in iraq and syria. some of the only responded around seven times. 0bviously iran and its proxies thought they could keep pushing. so the us really ne