Now, at the moment, we have plenty of showers around, particularly near coastal areas in the north west. otherwise, 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 abouti 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, ok, temperatures below average, but in thejune sun, it should probably feel ok 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
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.
He has also asked alvin bragg and that prosecutor to come in for a june 13th hearing of the select subcommittee on the weaponization of federal government. they are trying to make an example of alvin bragg, and they are going to torment him if nothing less, between now and november. chuck, david graham, at the atlantic had a really interesting piece, arguing if it matters if the prosecution against president trump was politico, and he says because trump s defenders are understood willing to argue that he didn t falsify records, or that it shouldn t be a crime, he argues they are actually arguing that he should get a pass on crimes, they view as minor because he s a political figure. the american justice system is never held that someone should be immune for repercussions for their actions or behavior simply because they re a politician. he says, this is what the republicans are arguing here. so when the republicans go after or promise to go after democrats, and say ag, state ags
Staring, waiting to to hear what the forecast would be. staring, waiting to hear what the forecast would be. because, normally, we had got accustomed to him being such a bright and a spritely man, going about with a broad grin as if he were almost a gymnastic instructor. 80 years ago, unlike today, there was very little technology available to help. our supercomputer today does 14,000 trillion calculations every second, and we feed millions upon millions of bits of data into that supercomputer every day, as well. back in stagg s day, a handful of observations across the atlantic. the pressure of forecasting even one day ahead, whereas now, these current circumstances, with the advances of technology, we can forecast several days ahead. so, catherine, what are these? so these are the original weather maps from the d day period. and these take us through the 4th ofjune, where they were making the decision on whether they could
Considered myself one of the lucky ones that survived because so many of us didn t. this was the largest ever amphibious invasion in human history, over150,000 british, us, canadian and french troops landing on normandy s beaches under withering fire from german defenses. let us once again commit ourselves always to remember, cherish and honor those who served that day and to live up to the freedom they died for. honoring america. the us participation in the d day landings was key. over one and a half million americans crossed the atlantic to help save europe from nazi occupation.
This was the largest ever amphibious invasion in human history, over150,000 british, us, canadian and french troops landing on normandy s beaches under withering fire from german defenses. let us once again commit ourselves always to remember, cherish and honor those who served that day and to live up to the freedom they died for. honoring america, the us participation in the d day landings was key. over one and a half million americans crossed the atlantic to help save europe from nazi occupation. eric bateman, a royal navy veteran, is here today with his great granddaughters. we were with the american fleet
Well, you know, it s funny because as i mentioned in the column for the atlantic, i think a lot of us who ve covered when the sports have been around female athletes have been waiting for the day where men who have these very large platforms that pat mcafee is stephen smith, do that they would one day give the same amount of respect treatment conversation, discussion that they often do. two men sports every day, pretty much 90% of the content on their show is about min sports. but as i have seen, not just with everything that went down today and it was full of drama, but ever since caitlin clark, arrives in the wnba, there s has been a lot of money in who had been chiming in and it s clear that they don t have the institutional knowledge of the league that doesn t mean that you need to know everything that happened from its inception in 1997, but you do need to know certain institutional things you didn t need to understand how the play in the league goals you need to understand that kennedy carter, for example who
Resentment towards caitlin clark i believe that black players who have been bawling and scratch it and chlorine that help build this leak have a right to be somewhat resentful, would like the media people that continue to say this rookie class, this rookie class, this rookie last not just call it for what it is there s one white for the indiana team. who is a superstar now, pat mcafee, apologize publicly and directly to clark my next guess is all for more coverage. but in a new essay in the atlantic, she points to the one downside gender equality in sports with me now jamil hill, contributing writer for the atlantic, i cannot wait to hear from you reading your piece. i was enthralled as i always am. this your piece, the atlantic could not have been frankly timed better. you ve been covering women in sports for decades how do you think, what do you think of how people like stephen a. or pat mcafee are now covering the wnba right now
Annihilate our allies. where is that piece of this? look, you know that i believe there is one of the most important things that needs to happen going forward is for the people who saw something, they need to say something. the members of trump s cabinet who worked with him, who now, and who have gone on background to the atlantic or maybe they have said something here and there. they have a responsibility and a duty to this country. look, i think mitt romney is a wonderful person. i think he s been one of the most stand-up people, you know, in the republican party this entire time, but he does understand the threat that trump poses just as these generals do and these people who work with trump. and their affirmative support for biden is going to matter because that is how you say look, i m not a democrat, i have never worked for a democrat. i don t vote for democrats, but in this case, i m going to do it because this guy is so dangerous. and we re going to need them to get there as this goes on because you know they believe that trump is that dangerous.
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, ok, temperatures below average, but in thejune sun, it should probably feel ok 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