crews painted over the on a formeressage army reserve center in westminster. investigators say the message went up over the weekend and, so far, police have not named any suspects. a recent election in d.c. looks to be her vote the most expensive in the city's history ote, the most expensive in the city's history. out forof voters turned the special election at a cost of about $300,000. each vote cost taxpayers about $200 each. turning now to news topping the headlines around the world -- bashar al-assad is starting his new term as president of syria. he was sworn in today. he won his third term during a national election which the -- western leaders described as a parity of democracy. the civil war in the country has killed more than 150 thousand people and displaced many others. israel is stepping up its attack on thomas targets in the gaza strip after hamas rejected a cease-fire plan -- stepping up its attack on hamas targets in the gaza strip. during airstrikes today, the israeli military targeted the homes of or senior hamas leaders and palestinian famili

now this suggestion is that this could go beyond celebrities and right to the top of westminster.king at reaction from the national association for people abused in childhood. their spokesman has been saying some of these people allegedly involved were at the top of the political tree in the 1980s. if this is true, this is extraordinary. >> extraordinary investigation about the abuse of power. we've seen that time and time again. the national celebrity in the uk for decades was revealed to be a pedophile and revealed to have got an way with it in hospitals. he seemed to have gotten his way. it's extraordinary. there are independent inquiries of what happened in the institutions. part of it isn't questioned frankly. there needs to be lessons of what's learned and found out about that. allegations that are vague but gray that there could have been a pedophile network that had links to highest levels in westminster in the 80s. there are suggestions that some might use the privilege from being sued by people to name individuals as yet details are sk sketchy. police are working. politi

steves: westminster abbey.e it was first built in the 11th century, much of what we see today is 14th century. when there's a royal wedding, the world looks on as, amid all this splendor, thousands of britain's glitterati gather under these graceful gothic arches. the centerpiece is the tomb of edward the confessor, who founded the abbey. and surrounding edward are the tombs of 29 other kings and queens. this is the tomb of queen elizabeth i. her royal orb symbolizes she was queen of the entire globe. the abbey is filled with the remains of people who put the "great" in britain -- saints, musicians, scientists, and soldiers. for lovers of english literature, strolling through poets' corner can be a pilgrimage in itself. king henry vii's lady chapel, with its colorful windows and fanciful banners, has the festive air of a medieval pageant. the elaborate ceilings is a fine example of fan vaulting, a style that capped the gothic age. at the far end, a wall of modern stained glass marks the royal air force chapel.

a very large and as you can probably hear still very noisy crowd outside the palace of westminster. we think not as mch as outside the embassy earlier on where we thought it was thousands. we think it is slightly less now, but the voices are very loud and the messages are similar to what we've seen before. what we've seen today are three basic targets of the anger. obviously, the israeli government and the rejection of the israeli government's claim it's defending itself against hamas rocket fire. we heard speaker after speaker say over and over again is that, in fact, it's the gazans defending themselves against israeli aggression. that is absolutely why they think. they're at the palace westminster because they feel the western government, the british and american grovts and other are guilt kwi of hypocrisy towards the palestinians. when push comes to shove, they support the israeli government. thirdly, there's a lot of anger here against the media. there's sections of the british broadcast media who they claim to be extremely biased. time after time we've seen this repeated. in t

to vote for an attack on syria which in turn we can does public standing in embarrassing defeat westminster and peace told haganah prime minister cool it down hague should have told david cameron to retreat on the syrian issue before the vote that some of the media saw it after the debate some such as the guardian newspaper claimed that haig should have resigned after failing to judge the political and public mood british world affairs journalist neil clark told my friends are about hague's legacy and what the new foreign secretary could now mean for the country. there's no doubt that william hague here it is for secretaries in pretty disastrous for britain he was a strong supporter of the iraq war two thousand and three when he was in opposition in two thousand and eleven he took her into war against libya now troubled that he's done all he can in the last three years to try and get military intervention against syria and so i think the time was for a secretary has been disastrous for britain i think he should have resigned last summer when he failed to get parliament to support war agains

which is now bursting out all over the places such as jimmy savile this westminster it's whitehall is t.v. with pedophiles at their job the streets like the zombies looking for little children to abuse and this whole thing is just gushing out all over buckingham palace ten downing street is because it's a village of zombies how do you fight them and you know we're moving on to our own solutions forget them we have to move away from them they we shouldn't even talk about them anymore where we we have the one two punch to knock these guys that we have the crypto bully on we also have to start trying we say it pays to share so we have our own communities developing outside of these people in canada now there's a new movement to save the people of detroit who are being destroyed and vista raided by the bankers our water is their water canadians help seventy nine thousand and detroit with delinquent accounts so nearly half of detroit is delinquent on their water bills this is because detroit has water rates that are twice the average across the united states partly because of the deep popu

down to 54 in westminster. in the 40s in the mountains of west virginia. oakland also 54 with a few 50s out toward luray, down toward harrisonburg. low 60s from winchester into manassas and low to mid-60s in southern maryland and fredricksburg. locally just a few spots like damascus and lovettsville in the upper 50s along with bull run. nokesville down to 59. out to the east it's almost in the 50s. it isn't in bowie but 60 in owens and 63 in waldorf. again, a great looking start to this thursday with 67 at national airport but it's this dew point. that number in the low 50s in july means it feels fantastic outside. all thanks to the front that went through the other day. plenty of severe weather sunday, monday, and tuesday even with flooding rains at times tuesday. behind it we've dried out beautifully and will stay that way. with the drier air in place means we're in for a pretty good day. slimhasee a pop-up shower. harrisonburg, charlottesville this afternoon. [ no audio ] >> 60s in town, by the bay. tomorrow clouds will be increasing in the afternoon. n

it was a rather drizzly, gray morning in london as her majesty set out from westminster.t of the ceremony can be traced back to the 14th century, but this year there was a very modern touch. the queen traveled in the new diamond jubilee coach. in attendance was the prince of wales and once again the duchess of cornwall underlining that one day the baton will pass to the next generation. at the blast of the trumpets and the queen, now wearing her robe, withdrew to the house of lords. the queen and the duke of edinborough take their place on the throne, and black -- [inaudible] is summoned to hear the speech. and the bit the people always remember, the slamming of the door in the face of black rot, a symbol of the supremacy and independence of m,s. black rod knocks three times and is finally let in. and as usual, there's a very audible heckle from labour's dennis skinner. >> her majesty, the queen, commands this honorable house, attends her majesty immediately in the house with peers. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> then that walk from the commons to the lords with the rival p

if there was to be a yes vote, they would all change their tune in westminster.e and say they get to have, the amount of debt taken keep theer they nuclear program, all of those things will be thrown into the mix and all up for grabs in an overarching negotiation. far be it from me to enter into a conflict or a political battle that pits david bouley and j.k. rowling. >> i would never doubt him as he's up there. he's on a pedestal. when it comes to the pound, it has not affect did the pound. weighted basis, it is the top performer. some banks are saying we could see some volatility in sterling in the coming months ahead with the referendum. have suggested he wins either way. >> coming up, have you ever wondered what type of food the world palette prefers? that story and more in the newspaper segment up next. ♪ .> welcome back i'm caroline hyde. let's get straight to the newspapers. one hour until trading kicks off. you have a bit of all, mark. -- a bit of football. evidencer you needed that playing in the world cup standing, to many he was the best player in the

were quite a few americans who came there to see the sights and see westminster abbey, and these are the scenes that i wanted to photograph on one sunday afternoon. another area that intrigued me was marble arch. the marble average on one sunday afternoon was full of people. you must remember that london was being bombed almost every night in this particular time, and i was photographing these speakers that were addressing the crowds. every speaker was speaking on a different subject, but the police stood around and watched. as long as there were no strong arguments, nobody was hurt, and the people in the audience were arguing back with the speakers. but these were typical shots of how we passed the time waiting for d-day. most of the children who lived in england, or a great many i should say, were sent out of the city, but a lot of them had to remain behind. in spite of a war, they managed to find entertainment. i was rather surprised to see children drinking out of community cups. i'd to make candid shots so they didn't notice me, but every once in a while they did. this youngster

"westminster in review" took back -- took a look back at the major events from this spring.ncluding changes to the house floor, and the malaysian airliner that was shot down in ukraine. mccarthyiament's elisha hosts this one-hour program. ♪ hello and welcome to "westminster in review," are look back at all the big events in parliament since easter. coming up, the government gets a stamp of disapproval as tens of thousands of people are forced to wait weeks. >> this is a sorry shamble. >> the government will do everything he can while maintaining the security to make sure people get their passports in time. of patients,se children, and the vulnerable is revealed. >> a callous,or

it's come up at the frederick airport but look at westminster down to zero. linda said quite foggy there and that's in howard county. to the west a little fog. luray three-quarters. cumberland not reporting at the moment but they've had visibilities less than three- quarters of a mile. temps are up. it's a muggy morning. low 70s in the cool spots north and west. 60s in the mountains but 78 on the bay in annapolis and also eastton. 76 at the pax river naval air station. currently reagan national looking good on our michael & son weather camera. 77. dew point over 70 and no wind to stir things up. yes, a frizz alert on this tuesday. showers and storms are going to increase ahead of this cold front but cooler and drier behind the front with the risk of severe weather from the blue ridge east. the concern today is that these storms, the severity of them will create some damaging wind gusts potentially some large hail and last couple of days we've had reports some of trees down here and there due to the strong storms. here's the futurecast. not much getting on bef

the federal government is considering a plan to send hundreds of immigrant children to westminster in carroll county. they want to use a vacant army reserve building as a shelter. officials expect to tour the facility soon. a congressman andy harris has promised to block the plan. he says using the building as a shelter could pose a danger to the community. president obama calls the situation a humanitarian crisis. here's whiechlt since october, 52,000 children from central america have illegally crossed the border and most of them have nowhere to go. >>> no laughing matter but big progress for tracy morgan after he survived a serious crash. diners at a popular restaurant forced to take cover in the middle of their meals. >>> and police think they have a solution for when >>> diners in a potomac bar got a shock when a honda civic came crashing through the front door. it went through the french doors and nearly mowed people down. we're told an 80-year-old woman and her husband were in the car. they were parked nearby and accidentally accelerated in to the restaurant. four people had to

. >> the federal government has decided not to use a building in westminster to temporarily house immigrant children. officials objected to the idea of using a vakent army reserve building. >> eric holder had strong words for former vice presidential candidate sara palin after she called for president obama to be impeached. here is what he had to say. >> she wasn't a particularly good candidate, she's an even worse judge of who ought to be impeached and why. >> she and other republicans say they want to impeach president obama for issues ranging from the spike in illegal border crossings to what they call excessive use of executive powers. holder says republicans seek to block the obama administration at every turn. >> new jersey police are calling it a cold blood ambush. a rookie officer was shot and killed this morning while responding to a robbery call but there was no robbery. instead police say lawrence campbell called 911 and waited for police to arrive. >> my son was 23 years old and he was a good boy. he didn't deserve to get a bullet in his head for no reason, he was just doing his

there is a warning out north of frederick and carroll county and westminster.ou see all the lightning? these are frequent strikes. please get the kids inside. you get inside, too. don't do that last little bit of gardening. this is the warning going on until 6:45 to northeast frederick county and carcool county until 6:45. but this is a monster storm from charlestown over to brunswick and frederick. it extends miles and miles. we are picking up some sheer. 32 miles an hour wind sheer and maybe a 38 miles an hour wind sheer in the past half hour. they have winds and even if you get a wind gust of 30 to 40 which is under severe storm criteria, it can still bring down some limbs. essentially this is moving a little south of due east at about 20 miles an hour. that is a solid line. this is also pretty much solid line, too. this is headed toward front royal, blue ridge, mountain estates. as you get into the next few minutes. and upperville is already getting hammered. this is all moving east ward. so, inside the belt way, you guys have about two hours, that is about

lawmakers like andy harris oppose the plan which would have used the vacant army reserve building in westminster. harris says it makes no sense to bring hundreds of children to maryland. since october 57,000 children have illegally crossed the u.s. border. most of them have been trying to escape the escalating violence in central america. >>> well, there's something special inside this rocket, and it could make it easier for astronauts to work out onboard. it includes experimental workout gear. it should stop how often they have to change their clothes. they generally exercise about two hours a day. the unmanned rocket took off this morning from virginia. it should get to the space station by wednesday. >>> it's been a busy offseason for the baltimore ravens, but not in the way the team officials would like. five players have been arrested since the season ended. quarterback jimmy smith was arrested last night at a bar in baltimore. smith was in the bathroom helping a sick friend. officers asked him to leave three times so the medics could step in. they eventually arrested him and charged him wi

a former military building in westminster was spray painted with what appears to be an anti-immigration message. the building was considered as a place for immigrant children to be held after arriving in the country. the paint is being investigated as a hate crime. >> virginia is also dealing with the immigration debate tonight. the prince william board of county supervisors urges the county executive to find out if undocumented children are being brought to the county. a home for troubled teenager called youth for tomorrow is reportedly housing some of the children. chairman stewart said they should be sent home. >> the reason they should be sent home is to send the message that if you make the journey to the united states you are going to be sent back home. so don't the try it. >> the government says they don't identify shelters for safety reasons. >> new tonight a ruling on race and education. a federal appeals court says tonight the university of texas can continue using race in its undergraduate admissionses process. the u.s. supreme court heard the case last year, you will recall,

maryland police are investigating a spray-painted message on the former army reserve center in westminster as a hate crime. crews painted over the ms. bell damage -- misspelled image reading "no illeagles" >> prince william county investigators are demanding answers after learning that children who crossed into the u.s. illegally are being housed at the youth of tomorrow facility in bristow. the board push for answers to questions, like how many children there are, how long they will stay, and just who is responsible for them. >> we are concerned the federal government never told us that these kids would be located in prince william county. childrenimated 57,000 from central american countries across -- crossed into the u.s. alone in the past year. >> gladiators, get ready. "scandal" is returning. >> when olivia pope and company will be back on television. >> and where a rattlesnake turned up, bringing a very unwanted surprise. ofon a two-block stretch pennsylvania avenue including the white house, and some d.c. councilmembers want to rename the stretch. find o >> you are watching abc 7 ne

it's a battle for scotland no longer to be governed by westminster. is a battle for a parliament that we elect you make the decisions for us in scotland by the people of scotland. >> ronnie and neil mcintyre have been the best of friends for over 30 years, but on the independence issue, they are adversaries. >> too many stupid things being said about what we are going to do with all the money and how things will be paid, but no real hard evidence or hard facts to back that up. >> they live on the same street and take their holidays together. both feel closely tied to their scottish home, but neil is skeptical. what currency would they use -- the pound or the euro? the friends debate questions like that endlessly. >> if i could convince you that the financial aspects of scotland being a free independent country governed by the people who vote for the government that they want, would you change your mind? >> i think there's a fair chance i would. what i would like on the financial thing is to tell me the truth about my tax. i know for a fact that i'm go

. >>> and westminster isn't alone.communities across the country say they don't want to take in tens of thousands of kids who have been crossing the border illegally without their parents. the situation is so bad the secretary of health and human services met privately with governors today, trying to convince them to help. jennifer johnson has more. >> reporter: housing over 52,000 children who have entered the u.s. illegally has become a logistical nightmare for the obama administration. protesters stopped buses carrying illegal mothers and children in california. in maryland over the weekend, lawmakers prevented them from being housed in a vacant building. hundreds of the undocumented children have been sent to the chicago area where someone's background checks on the older ones. >> i have contacted our state department to ask the host countries where these kids came from to see if any of these kids had documented criminal records. >> reporter: the children are fleeing violence in their central american countries, ar

they say that they will not use the vacant army reserve building in westminster, maryland to provide temporary housing for those children. that word comes from andy harris who says that the decision was made after carroll county residents objected the plan. more than 60,000 unaccompanied children have already crossed the border from central america since october. the obama administration has asked congress for a $3.7 billion in emergency funding to cope with the crisis. >>> a cargo ship is on their way to the international space station. the orbital scientists launched the unmanned rocket today off the virginia coast. sky gazers watched the rocket as they would head on into space. the capsule was carrying more than 3,000 pounds of food and supplies. among the items, clothing that is resistant to bacteria and living on board the space station. >>> it could be a stormy start to your workweek as erica is coming back with the full forecast. >>> but up next, people along the busy stretch of wisconsin avenue will prepare for the months of overnight noise and delays beginning tonight. delay

the federal government says it will not use a vacant army reserve building in westminster, maryland to provide temporary housing for those children. that word comes from maryland congressman andy harris who says residents objected to the plan. more than 57,000 unaccompanied children have crossed the u.s. border from central america since okay. the obama administration has asked congress for $3.7 billion in emergency funding to cope with the crisis. >>> from brazil to berlin, germans are celebrating their first world cup soccer championship since 1990. this was the scene in the german capital after their 1- nil overtime victory today. fireworks went off overhead as fans waved flags, lit flares, and literally danced in the street. dave owens is here to show us how it ended. >> if you came in, in the middle of today's game, and saw nil-nil as the score, you might think, oh this is boring. no. plenty of dramatics tussling for the cup. what a beautiful scene in rio. wow. 29th minute. looked like it was going to be a beautiful day for argentina. the problem here, he's behind the defenders, o

seventeen over eastern ukraine now ministers in westminster have reportedly said that the timing of the inquiry is pure coincidence but what a coincidence it is. the intensification of fighting in east ukraine on the tragedy of m h seventeen came up today's emergency meeting of russia's security council was headed by president putin all to within a culture never is across what's been said maduna what else was a voice to the meeting then you've been listening in. well speaking at russia's security council session president vladimir putin said that russia will do everything it takes to help make a fool and transparent investigation now if the seventeen question is from ukraine now that is precisely why russia supported the u.n. resolution that was the early offered by australian however at the same time the president pointed out the un going situation in the area very close to the city of the knee and now the president. cranium troops attacked self defense units near the city of then yes almost at the same time when anti government forces were handing over the black boxes from the crash t

seventeen over eastern ukraine now ministers in westminster have reportedly said that the timing of the inquiry is pure coincidence but what a coincidence it is. well for more on this i'm now joined live by world affairs journalist and broadcaster neil clark. very good to see you there why do you think the u.k. is out relaunching this case well as any settler i was a few days ago they wouldn't surprise me to see that an anchor case being brought up again in this current wave of russia phobia of course it's no coincidence this comes on the very day that britain is trying to push other members of the e.u. to impose tougher sanctions on russia so this is just one more stick that the u.k. government think they can beat russia with and so i think it's no coincidence at all the it comes out just five days after this terrible plane disaster in ukraine it's all part of this russia phobic campaign and the u.k. government will be hoping that bringing this back into the limelight will trying to turn even more people against russia and so it's a political decision at least well why was the previous

and russia in the wake of the crash of flight m h seventeen over eastern ukraine now ministers in westminster have reportedly said that the timing of the inquiry is pure coincidence but what a coincidence it is. world journalist neil clark believes the. british should punish moscow. this comes on the very day that britain is trying to push other members of the e.u. to impose tougher sanctions on russia so this is just one more stick that the u.k. government think they can beat russia with and so i think it's no coincidence that all the comes out just five days after this terrible plane disaster in ukraine it's all part of this russia campaign and the u.k. government will be hoping that bringing this back into the limelight trying to evoke people against russia and so it's a political decision i believe. the latest on the middle east conflict now and israel really warning shots of being fired at a building in gaza city where foreign journalists are based there no casualties there reported but the building which is situated in a residential area had been evacuated beforehand israel earlier warn

leaked which said he asked a white house adviser not to house the immigrant children at a site in westminster maryland. that site was recently vandalized. the governor told cnn there are already hundreds of undocumented kids already being housed in maryland. >>> an actress and mother of six now headed to prison. shannon richardson sentenced to 18 years for sending letters laced with ricen to president obama and michael bloomburg. she mailed three letters and initially place the blame on her estranged letter. she pled guilty back in december. >> it appears a man shot and killed his wife and then killed himself. it happened today at a home in wood glen drive in hughesville. detectives say the homeowner found his son in a bedroom dead from a gunshot wound and lying nearby was that man's daughter-in-law. officers also recovered a shotgun at the scene. >>> more scrutiny over the expenses and management of a subsidized complex in d.c. t irs is now involved and it could be a political embarrassment for candidate for mayor. >> the political supporters of bouzer ran this complex until the city was for

seventeen over eastern ukraine now ministers in westminster have reportedly said that the timing of the inquiry is pure coincidence but what a coincidence it is. political commentator alexander class of believes the case is being used to put additional pressure on moscow. timing of the announcement of the public inquiry into the for what xander litvinenko is quite strange in a sense because. the decision was made before the public inquiry will not go on to vote for us and british governments decided that that was not in the best interests of national security to do this this particular investigation has being brought up again because we are living at the at this moment in the not most fair or until russian hysteria which is basically in my memory i don't remember when all newspapers would be attacking russia in such a way on their front pages so every bit a little kelps as they say here now is ready warning shots have been fired at the building in gaza city where foreign journalists are based there are no casualties but a building which is situated in a residential area was evacuated is

in the wake of the crash of flight m h seventeen over eastern ukraine now ministers in westminster have reportedly said that the timing of the inquiry is pure coincidence but what a coincidence it is. is really warning shots have been fired at a building in gaza city where foreign journalists are based there are no casualties but the building which is situated in a residential area was evacuated israel earlier warned it will not be responsible for journalist safety in the area but it's gaza civilians who have been affected most. militant operation began two weeks ago the offensive has claimed the lives of six hundred five palestinians israel has lost twenty seven of its soldiers and one is missing. but it. is. the world. and. while adding to the civilian toll was monday's a time shelling of a hospital in central gaza which killed at least five people one norwegian doctor volunteering in gaza writes an open letter during the attention to the horrific injuries witnessed by the medics he describes lakes of blood in emergency rooms where the wounded are constantly arriving mads gilbert also

such tension in the wake of the crash of flight m h seventeen every single crane now ministers in westminster have reportedly said that the timing of the inquiry is pure coincidence but what a coincidence it is. well elsewhere israeli shelling has destroyed a hospital in gaza killing at least five people the offensive has allegedly claimed the lives of six hundred five palestinians in the space of two weeks sunday it was the bloodiest day so far with almost one hundred civilians killed in gaza israel has lost twenty six of its soldiers. over. the years of. the world. well as harry fear reports from gaza the military action of today is leaving deep scars for future generations. at least eighty children have been killed in gaza in the past two weeks of fighting in their homes on the streets and even while playing on the beach in a recent incident three children were killed by drone missiles while playing football on the roof of a home the un confirm that at least one in five of the palestinian victims so far are children the numbers are much higher in the proportion is much higher than we saw i

president, in piece and others of german parliament to sing a joint concert with our choir and westminster hall tonight to commemorate -- and the monarchy? >> very happy to join my right honorable friend in welcoming this german choir. i suspect after last night results they will be rather in good point i think. i think it is important on a serious note that we properly commemorate the outbreak of the first world war, the key battles of the first world war and, of course, armistice day as we come up to these vital 100th anniversary. i'm determined that in britain we will mark it in appropriate ways. there will be a service in glasgow and a number of different events. i think it's very important women the lessons of that conflict and we commemorate those that fail. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, at like to join the dry miniature in paying tribute to the way the the organizers and the noise of fans by the tour de france such a brilliant success for britain. i was proud to watch it on the street as i know he was. i was in leeds with hundreds of thousands of people lining the stree

. >> despite westminster, the chancellor of the exchequer telling him that he will not be able to keephe pound, he says that does not matter. if there were to be a yes for andpendence, all the assets liabilities of the u.k. would be up for negotiation. he puts the pound and the bank of england and the nuclear program that the u.k. has and all of these other assets and liabilities all into a basket and he says all of that will be decided by negotiation after the vote. still a lot of questions. >> i find it remarkable. we are going to keep the pound. we are going to stay in the eu. rajoya rajoy -- mariano saying there is an interest in catalonia. everyone else saying you are not going to keep the pound as well. , thereou are voting here are a lot of questions that you will have going into this. a lot of areas where even the saying are basically these things will be decided after the vote. >> fascinating. great topic. something we will be talking about in london for at least the rest of the year, especially if they do vote to do something crazy. i will not tell you what i think crazy is.

with coffers drained by war, britain couldn't declare the profits protectates ruled by westminster. then colonial secretary winston churchill headed to cairo and headed out a deal keeping lebanon in syria and palestine as a british protectorate. trans-jordan was a semiautonomous region. seen her with te laurence, better known as lawrence of arabia. the greatest experiment involved the otto man provinces. they were corralled by britain into a new country - iraq. ruled by abdullah's brother king fivesal. >> he would rule for them, do their bidding and save themselves expense of declaring iraq or mesapertania a full-blown protectate. iraq served britain's economic interest in the persian gulf. it made little sense for religious and ethnic groups within its borders, who chased under baghdad's rule. the map continued to evolve through the 20th century. as for iraq. the monarchy was overthrown by a military coup. setting the statement for saddam hussein to seize power before he was ousted in the united states. >> ethnic and sectarian tensions flared in the years that followed, creating an

. >> and the people responsible is westminster management. and they have been cited 15 times in the last 18 months. reaching out to the company for comment, so far they have not returned our calls. >>> our harsh winter caused trouble for farmers. in new jersey they say the peach crops are delayed this year. "action news" anchor monica malpass live in the news room with more. a lot of people anxious over the summer nor the new jersey peaches. >> they are waiting for them as they do every year, but unfortunately have to wait a little longer. the formers say because of the bitter prolonged cold this winter it delayed new jersey's peach crop. coming up tonight at 5:00, how many it will be and how it is affecting farms across the state. >>> a you are in case after virus transmitted by mosquitos surface the locally, and ali gorman tells us about the symptoms of the virus and who is at risk to get it. that in "healthcheck." >>> and those stories and more working on for "action news at 5:00," see you then. welcome back. >> thank you to much. kind of

. >> westminster street. you come up here and you'll do the workout. > every day?ill be kids 16 -- yeah, every day. kids 16, 14. they're here to embarrass you and they make you feel bad. that's all you've been doing all morning long. > he breaks you down and he builds you back, just like the army. >> that's exactly what happens. i'm waiting to get built back up. > still ahead, it's wedding wednesday. >> today we're talking fashion, of course. what should you wear to a beach wedding? my daughter is getting married on august 9, on the beach. i have no idea to tell these people what to wear. a lot of beach weddings down the shore this weekend. we'll break it > hello, folks, it is wedding wednesday here on good day t philadelphia. we've got to fantastic experts with us. wendy the expert from sacks fifth avenue. it is wedding season, we've been talking about your daughter getting married on the beach down in mexico. i did the same thing myself. here's the con nen drum. you don't t know what you're supposed to wear. there is so many different options. is it formal? how c