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carley: oh, hello. [laughter] will: we're on the tv. carley: fancy seeing you there. long island, new york, officials are adding to their aa adequatic arsenal are five reported shark attacks in two days. will: will the new technology will scan for unwant visitors lurking beneath the water including sweeps for opening, midday and as the beaches close. pete: let's bring in dr. james silakowski joins us now. is this necessary, and is it going to work? >> i think there's a couple of things here, right? it's really important to increase shark awareness and education, but shark ises are finicky. a lot of them go deep below the surface, so they're hard to see by a drone. it's really a multifaceted approach. but everyone working together, i think, is what we really need to
match. its 9.38. we are talking about the nhs at 75. will it make 100? some interesting calls. it's wednesday — it's prime minister's questions from midday. the deputies will be standing in. from 10:00am i'll be joined by my panel of mps. this week it's the conservative mp for wimbledon, former health minister stephen hammond. the labour mp for nottingham north, alex norris, the shadow levelling up minister. and the snp mp for central ayrshire,
no relief in sight for texans under a heat dome and being blamed for more than a dozen deaths. ashley has the latest on the miserable weather in the south and the east. good evening. >> it's really bad down south. a texas heat wave has claimed the lives of 13 people because of it. temperatures have been in the triple digits in places across the state for weeks and with more excessive heat to come, officials are telling residents to take precautions. take a listen. >> remember to stay hydrated. limit your activities to early mornings. do not have strenuous activities in the midday and late afternoons. the best thing you can do to prevent dehydration is to continuously drink fluids. >> heat dome around texas is expanding north and east affecting 80 million americans from new orleans to nashville
school shooting. fox 25 about smart with first responders working on an overturned tanker truck on interstate 81 in hagerstown maryland. officials say the truck was hauling ammonium nitrate. 3 gallons spilled on broadway. nearby businesses were asked to evacuate midday. this is a no mike look at los angeles for fox 11 our affiliate out there. one of the big stories there tonight, officers create a pizza shop that was operating as a drug super lab. lapd says illegal thc concentrate was being made next to an animal hospital in north hollywood. it's unclear if any arrests were made there. that's tonight so mike look outside the beltway from special report. we will be right back. [music] your wyndham is waiting... to help you check things off your bucket list... ...and his. with 24 trusted brands by wyndham to choose from, your wyndham is waiting. get the lowest price at wyndhamhotels.com
one of the british passengers on board. meanwhile, today, recovery efforts continue. about 900 miles from a rear sending efforts continue. about 900 miles from a rearsending in efforts continue. about 900 miles from a rear sending in boston, searching for more debris on the bottom of the ocean —— from where we are standing. here's our correspondentjohn sudworth. the investigation into what went wrong on board will be hugely complex. with its shattered hull now lying on the bottom of the mid atlantic ocean, navy robots are continuing to photograph and map the wreckage. but, however difficult, relatives of those lost on board say getting answers is vital. there should be a full investigation into why it happened, what exactly went wrong. and... ..oceangate maybe should be sued. the timeline of the disaster is becoming clearer. on sunday at midday, the titan submersible starts what should be a two—hour descent. less than two hours later, communications with it are lost.
the investigation into what went wrong on board will be hugely complex. with its shattered hull now lying on the bottom of the mid atlantic ocean, navy robots are continuing to photograph and map the wreckage. but, however difficult, relatives of those lost on board say getting answers is vital. there should be a full investigation into why it happened, what exactly went wrong. and... ..0ceangate maybe should be sued. the timeline of the disaster is becoming clearer. on sunday at midday, the titan submersible starts what should be a two—hour descent. less than two hours later, communications with it are lost. by seven o'clock, the submersible is scheduled to return to the surface, but it fails to appear. on monday, us and canadian ships
i was asked, are you sitting down? i said, oh, goodness, yes. so, sat down and i was told that we were going to perform at glastonbury, which is immensely exciting. and then a minute later i was told it's the pyramid stage. this is absolutely massive. i remember literally last year hearing allj about diana ross and all of - the amazing singers and line up at glastonbury, and thinking, i want to go, i want- to be there next year. i had no idea i would actually be there and leading the choir- and singing myself- on the pyramid stage. that'sjust really mind blowing. i know that the glastonbury crowd is going to be really buzzing because we're going to be on in the midday when the crowd is rocking. and because of reggae music, people are going to love it, so they will be jumping for joy.
of some thunderstorms — the met office has a yellow weather warning in place, valid from midday through the afternoon into the evening. not everywhere will see them once again — but, if you do, heavy, thundery downpours, some hail mixed in. elsewhere, dry, sunny spells between any showers we do get, and temperatures reaching 28 celsius. now, into this evening, that shower starts to fade, it moves away — dry and clear overnight. the minimum temperature — it's going to be warm again — between 12 and 15 celsius. and we're hanging onto the warm air as we head into tuesday, as well. in fact, we're going to hang on to this warm air for much of this week. tomorrow, it's looking dry, fine and sunny, we've got high pressure in charge, and temperatures once again at reaching around 28 celsius. now, as you can see, there's not a huge amount of rain in the forecast — it's dry, lots of sunshine throughout, and temperatures in the mid—to—high 20s. that's it. i'll be back in half an hour with our next update. bye for now. some interesting stories have popped up some interesting stories have popped up on the bbc london website, take a look and have a read.