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the us house of representatives voted to sanction the international criminal court in response to its prosecutor applying for arrest warrants against israeli officials. the bill is not likely to be taken up in the democratic—controlled senate. president biden strongly criticised the ruling by the court, but said monday he opposes sanctions against it. us presidentjoe biden heads to france on tuesday to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d—day and underscore his commitment to european allies. jake sullivan said president biden will meet ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky to discuss the war in russia. during world war ii, troops from the us, canadian, uk, and francejoined forces and attacked german soldiers on the coast of northern france on the 6th ofjune, 19114. it was the largest naval, air,
that's out in the jet stream, out in the atlantic to our south—west. what that's doing is it's forcing this north—westerlyjet stream across the uk, and that continues to pull in cold air, particularly to the northern half of the uk. and because we've got a blocking weather pattern, well, that means the weather doesn't change very much from one day to the next. wednesday, we have loads of showers in the forecast across the northern half of the uk. it's the same thing for thursday. again, with those showers coming in across scotland, there'll be quite a few that turn heavy with some hail and thunder, and it will continue to feel quite chilly here. spot the difference, then, for friday. again, loads more showers, particularly affecting scotland, quite a few for northern ireland, northern england. drier weather further south with some sunny spells. and again, we've got those same kind of temperature contrasts — chilly in the north, temperatures fairly close to average in the south, but feeling ok in thejune sun. and guess what? into the weekend, we don't really see a great deal changing with the weather. you'll have to wait till next week for some changes.
degrees for the highest temperature. it was just 15 degrees, though, for tuesday. and those temperatures dropping by five or six degrees was quite typical as this colder polar air mass worked its way in. that means the air started from a long way to our north. now, at the moment, we have plenty of showers around, particularly near coastal areas in the north—west. 0therwise, some lengthy, clear spells. and it's a chilly start to wednesday morning, with temperatures widely down into single figures, the coldest spots probably down to about1 in sheltered areas of scotland. that really is cold for a start to a summer's day. despite the chilly start, though, there will be plenty of sunshine. showers from the word go around these north—western areas, particularly near to the coast. but through the day, as those temperatures rise, the showers become really widespread, particularly across the northern half of the uk and especially in scotland, where, again, we're looking at some hail and thunder. it's going to feel quite chilly, particularly in the brisk winds here. but further south, 0k, temperatures below average, but in thejune sun, it should probably feel 0k but on the fresh side. now, our weather pattern's blocked at the moment. this is a blocking pattern
that's out in the jet stream, out in the atlantic to our south—west. what that's doing is it's forcing this north—westerlyjet stream across the uk, and that continues to pull in cold air, particularly to the northern half of the uk. and because we've got a blocking weather pattern, well, that means the weather doesn't change very much from one day to the next. wednesday, we have loads of showers in the forecast across the northern half of the uk. it's the same thing for thursday. again, with those showers coming in across scotland, there'll be quite a few that turn heavy with some hail and thunder, and it will continue to feel quite chilly here. spot the difference, then, for friday. again, loads more showers, particularly affecting scotland, quite a few for northern ireland, northern england. drier weather further south with some sunny spells. and again, we've got those same kind of temperature contrasts — chilly in the north, temperatures fairly close to average in the south, but feeling 0k in thejune sun. and guess what? into the weekend, we don't really see a great deal changing with the weather. you'll have to wait till next week for some changes.
cnn's kayla tausche joins us live from paris, where she's covering the president kayla good morning to you good morning, casey, president biden arrived here in france this morning where he is set to embark on a series of a high-stakes engagements with world leaders aimed at strengthening the transatlantic alliance against the backdrop of two wars one on the front lines of europe in normandy alongside those ceremonies to memory the 80th anniversary of d-day, president biden will meet directly with president zelenskyy and dealt discuss the state of play in ukraine on the ground and in the air and discuss how the us and other allies can continue you're supporting ukraine. >> biden has recently authorized ukraine to begin using american made weapons to strike inside russia over the border, which national security adviser jake sullivan called common consents when biden returns to paris, he and president macron are going to be having a conversation about again, how they can continue supporting ukraine and shore up
rubio's coastal grill shutting down a total of 48 restaurants across the golden state. a chain spokesperson says quote the closings were brought about by the rising cost of doing business in california. the costs go up and the restaurant closures go up as well. >> brian: do you have a soundbite from gavin newsom edges plaining this? >> carley: we don't. we searched the internet and couldn't find one. >> rachel: i have eaten at rubios it's delicious. >> carley: todd said the same thing. >> steve: many times. >> rachel: any policy that shuts down a taco shop. >> brian: in california. you can't sell a taco in california, do you know there is an expensive taco. >> rachel: maybe rubios will go a more friendly state. >> lawrence: how about texas. it's right there. we would love to invite them. >> rachel: do you know who needs a good taco shop wisconsin. >> carley: i think i was still on air. i was about to walk off. >> steve: my sister's brother lives in san diego and they have
and they're also discussions over how to source new funds to continue aiding ukraine's defense. now, on that front punch president biden will sit down on friday with ukrainian president volodomyr zelenskyy. he's expected to get the state of play on the ground and in the air as ukraine is now for the first time, using american made weapons to fire into russia to those russian positions that they've been using to fire into ukraine, which national security adviser jake sullivan called common sense. but after that meeting, president binding it's going to be delivering a speech to remind americans why the fight against tyranny is so important. and advisers say he's going to seek to make a connection dropped parallel between what? what happened in world war ii on those beaches in normandy and what's happening in ukraine today and also on the headline i read from the wall street journal about behind closed doors, people are reporting that joe biden is slipping in meetings with lawmakers, reporting from republicans and democrats according to the wall street
two months. at least six stores have been broken into since early april and the investigators say the same blue vehicle has shown up at all the locations. so far the thieves have made off with over $100,000 worth of stolen legos. that's a lot of legos. all right. first, it was swarms of cicadas and now. this listen up. experts are warning that the juror row spider expected to reach the northeast soon after being spotted in several states across the south. the spider can fly through the air on top of it all it's venomous. does not post any severe danger to humans. let's all go to bed. take naps. i can't take it. adorable all paws on deck a cute new trend called paws in going viral. pet owners test ability to place their paws on top of human hands
converge on them. the husband tells his wife to run. but before she can escape, she gets attacked as well. >> another lady came to me and dragged me through my air, with my hair on the ground. i start screaming. she started pepper spraying me right in the face and eyes. another person starts stomping all over me. to be honest, when i was on the ground looking at my husband and feeling all the beating and getting sprayed, i thought i wasn't going to be able to make it home to my son. >> at the time, the wife was two weeks pregnant and later found out she lost the baby. in the pictures you can see the wife holding a chunk of her hair ripped up and bruises all over her husband's head from the teens stomping on him. when cops showed up the crowd ran off and two teens were arrested.
republicans whacking -- >> why didn't they ask marjorie taylor greene? >> you can't say it on the air what the reaction is actually. but i am sort of actually embarrassed for the "wall street journal." this piece is so tilted, so off the mark, is he 81 years old? yes. is he a bit slower in terms of his reactions to some things? probably. >> it feels like a moment with trump reeling after the verdict and we wait to see how that is going to play out. then it is republicans trying to revive what they think could be an effective story line. >> bill: the journal says they talked to 45 people. 45. and if you see the length of this piece, you know it takes a long time to put this thing together. if the white house thought about a different strategy, would it work for them if they embraced it? could they sell that, charlie? sell it better?