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so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. powering progress i'm arlette saenz at the white house, and this is cnn her law and justice lead today, hunter biden's drug addiction and photographs of what appear to be cocaine found on his laptop are at the center of the prosecution's case today, and biden's federal gun trial. president biden, son faces three criminal charges for allegedly lying on a gun form application claiming he was not using drugs at the time. the third charge, always for having the gun while allegedly using or being addicted to drugs. cnn's paula reid is outside the courthouse and wilmington, delaware. paula what did jurors here from the prosecutor's first witness today. and was any of it damaging to hunter biden's defense well today the jurors have spent most of the day i
around 15—20 celsius, so, actually, these values are touch below the average for the time of year. now, as we move into thursday, this area of low pressure will still be to the north of us. where you're closest to the center of the low across northern england, northern ireland and more especially scotland, you will continue to see frequent showers, again, wintry over the highest scottish mountains. further south, not as many showers, more spells of sunshine. temperatures, again, 11—17 celsius, maybe getting up to 18 celsiusby this stage. now for friday, it looks like we'll see the showers joining together into a longer spell of rain for a time across parts of scotland. more cloud further south as well, a cloudier day likely on friday with the odd shower. temperatures maybe getting up to 18—19 celsius, but still really struggling across the north and the northwest of scotland. into the weekend, it turns a little bit less cool. temperatures climbing a touch. mostly dry in the south, some showers further north.
but it should be a bright start for many with some spells of sunshine. further south, not too many showers. further north, particularly northern england, northern ireland and scotland, there will be frequent showers, which, as i've mentioned, could be wintry over the very highest ground in scotland, say above 800 metres elevation. it's going to be windy across the northern half of the uk. breezy further south. but in the sunshine in the south, not feeling too bad, 17 degrees celsius, just 11 celsius for stornoway. average temperatures at this time of year should be around 15—20 celsius, so, actually, these values are touch below the average for the time of year. now, as we move into thursday, this area of low pressure will still be to the north of us. where you're closest to the center of the low across northern england, northern ireland and more especially scotland, you will continue to see frequent showers, again, wintry over the highest scottish mountains. further south, not as many showers, more spells of sunshine. temperatures, again, 11—17 celsius, maybe getting up to 18 celsiusby this stage.
towards the northwest, but some lengthy, clear spells allowing temperatures to drop widely down into single digits, maybe very close to freezing across parts of northern scotland. so certainly a chillier start to tomorrow morning than we had this morning. but it should be a bright start for many with some spells of sunshine. further south, not too many showers. further north, particularly northern england, northern ireland and scotland, there will be frequent showers, which, as i've mentioned, could be wintry over the very highest ground in scotland, say above 800 metres elevation. it's going to be windy across the northern half of the uk. breezy further south. but in the sunshine in the south, not feeling too bad, 17 degrees celsius, just 11 celsius for stornoway. average temperatures at this time of year should be around 15—20 celsius, so, actually, these values are touch below the average for the time of year. now, as we move into thursday, this area of low pressure will still be to the north of us. where you're closest to the center of the low across northern england, northern ireland and more especially scotland, you will continue to see frequent showers, again,
so, actually, these values are touch below the average for the time of year. now, as we move into thursday, this area of low pressure will still be to the north of us. where you're closest to the center of the low across northern england, northern ireland and more especially scotland, you will continue to see frequent showers, again, wintry over the highest scottish mountains. further south, not as many showers, more spells of sunshine. temperatures, again, 11—17 celsius, maybe getting up to 18 celsius by this stage. now for friday, it looks like we'll see the showers joining together into a longer spell of rain for a time across parts of scotland. more cloud further south as well, a cloudier day likely on friday with the odd shower. temperatures maybe getting up to 18—19 celsius, but still really struggling across the north and the northwest of scotland. into the weekend, it turns a little bit less cool. temperatures climbing a touch. mostly dry in the south,
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jobs. if you really were talking to a republican telling the truth, they would tell you their gut was most of those people lean center right. the window has moved so far that you now have one normal republicans accusing the fbi of trying to assassinate donald trump when they went to mar-a-lago on a court approved search for stolen classified material. how do you begin the process of moving the window back to something resembling normal reality? >> you re-elect joe biden and get donald trump out of the american political scene forever. i think you look at senator marco rubio. somebody who was extraordinarily a supporter of national defense, of law enforcement, who is joining a critic of trump, who led the senate intel committee saying russia attacked our elections in 2016. he was willing to say that then, and now he's even engaging in these wild conspiracy theories. i don't think we are in a situation today as long as donald trump is in the
two days before our first heat wave of the summer. >> reporter: and today, arizona lawmakers passed a proposal to ask voters in november whether to make crossing unlawfully from mexico into the state a state crime. j.b.? >> james: lilia luciano and nancy cordes, thank you so much. jurors and hunter biden's federal gun trial got their first look at key evidence today. a photo of hunter biden shortlists, pictures of drugs, and the gun application document at the center of the case. cbs's scott macfarlane was inside the courtroom for the dramatic first day of testimony. >> reporter: and emotional first day in the trial of hunter biden, with the first lady and hunter biden's wife seated behind the president's son, prosecutors and fbi agent f biden's 2021 audiobook of his memoirs, in which he narrated his descent into addiction to crack cocaine in 2018. >> i used my superpower, finding crack anytime, anywhere, less
that contrast to not only talk about what's at stake in this election, what the choice is, but also the fact that, yes, donald trump, you know, may have done a number of reckless things as president but he's become even more unhinged since then, as you artfully laid out in your intro, and we have to made it clear somebody who has become even more unhinged and somebody who is literally tearing down the pillars of our democracy, the judicial system truly being at the center of that, is somebody who is incredibly dangerous and should not ever step back in the oval office. again, there's nobody more effective in drawing that contrast and making that point than the current president of the united states, joe biden, who is also the other person that americans will choose, whether in this upcoming election with this binary choice. i think you're going to hear president biden continue to make more of a contrast, continue to drive home this point. again, convicted felon or not, we know this choice and this election is all about coming down to the ballot box in the final stretch of this campaign and we are still going to make