police continue to hold the scene in southwest philadelphia, woodland and 50s, this is wherek was stopped by police. let's go to video, you can see the 26-year-old mother sitting with her 7-year-old daughter after this all ended. police say this unfolded around 2:30 a.m. the mother told police she had run into her job at nom -- domino's pizza, a repo driver arrived and tracking the gps in the car. he hooked up the vehicle not realizing the 7-year-old girl was asleep in the last row of the minivan. he doesn't have to get out of his tow truck to hookup the vehicle. he didn't see anything in the car and started driving away. people started yelling, he gets screamed at all the time. he thought they were lying. >> to avoid to get out of a hostile situation i want around the corner, everybody started screaming there's a kid in the car, there's a kid in the car. >> reporter: he said when he pulled around the corner he checked the vehicle again and didn't see the child. meanwhile, the mother called police, the description of the car, it was stopped ten blocks later by police. police say special v

police activity this morning on the boulevard by the acme, the other in southwest philadelphia at woodland and 50th, i would stick with springfield and 49th to get around that. the vine street expressway, looking good this morning, no overnight construction overnight closures resume next week. this week you're without them, traffic moving so far so good. >> a mother is reunited with her young daughter after a tense night. a repo man made off with her minivan, but her child was asleep on the back seat. katherine scott is in southwest philadelphia trying to figure to determined what happened with the chain of events. luckily, the child was not hurt. she slept through the entireyouy what could have happened if the minivan was towed to a minivan and left there, if the child woke up and wandered around are their guard dogs in the lot. the 26-year-old mother is sitting with her 7-year-old daughter. police say it unfolded at 2:30 a.m., the mother ran into her job at 45th and chestnut. while inside a repo tow truck driver arrived who had been tracking the gps in the car. he had the paperwork to re

a few minutes later, officers pulled the tow truck and the van over at 50th and woodland. child was asleep and unharmed inside. >> do we know how long she's inside domino's before this curse? >> we're working on time frame of around 20 minutes based on what we can put together at this point. >> reporter: the mother and daughter were reunited while police investigated. >> right now, no one is charged with anything related to this incident, but, again, investigators are still working on it. >> reporter: police say the mom is being deodand on unrelated outstanding warrant from new jersey. >> in the middle of the night you don't want to leave a child out there. even during the day it's just bad things can happen. >> that's more or less bad parenting than it is anything that we did. out of the our control. >> reporter: the child was unharmed and turned over to a family member. the repo guy says he was wearing a body cam during this entire ordeal and has turn over the video to police. >>> at police headquarters, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >>> take a look. see that guy right

it was during the second stop, ten blocks away, 50th and woodland, that an officer finally spotted the girl in the back seat. >> i could see a piece of clothing or something, and actually looked like really hard and just yes, the kid is right thereunder neat the blanket. >> the driver says police have cleared him of any wrong-doing, but for chief inspector scott small, many questions remain. >> still concerns us for several reasons. why did this 26 year old mother go inside her place of employment for several minutes leaving her seven year old daughter in the back seat, all alone, at about 2:30 in the morning. >> from kingsessing, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> it could be a bombshell day of testimony today in the federal corruption trial of philadelphia da, seth williams. >> our david spunt has been in the courtroom all morning long. he joins us now, from federal court, in center city, with who the prosecution has put on the stands today. david? >> yes, big day, a lot of text messages from the beginning, the federal government has called this justice for sale. today on the sta

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but once they're hunkered down in the delaware woodlands they don't leave. his friends are here to see chance the rapper, 21 pilots and 135 other acts including bob dylan. each other fire fly tries to cross generations a little bit. >> i have seen parents here, kids my age and everything in between. it caters to everyone in there. >> reporter: in addition to the water stations, the spruceup stations, endless food options and the beach volleyball courts, fans will see lots and lots of bright security shirts. the tragedy at the concert in manchester not lost on the organizers. >> we briefed the staff multiple times. we are constantly in touch with local authorities and we're taking every precaution necessary to keep guests and artists safe this weekend. top of mind. >> reporter: day passes are still available on the website. wear comfortable shoes, bring sun screen and have fun rocking out. in dover, tim furlong, nbc10 news. >> here is jacqueline london. >>> standing up for their friend. tonight local lawmakers are hitting the baseball diamond in washington, d

the attached minivan is stopped at 50th and woodland. go to video with the 26-year-old mother and child sitting together. the 7-year-old slept into the entire thing, she was not hurt. the mother told police she had to run into her job at nom notices at are 45th and chestnut. she was inside between five to etch minutes. during that time, the tow truck driver arrived he had the paperwork to repossess the ford minivan. he hooked up the vehicle not realizing the 7-year-old girl was asleep under a blanket in the last row. the repo man said he doesn't have to get out of his tow truck to hookup the vehicle. when he looked back he didn't see anyone in the car and drove away. the owner ran out and started yelling, he thought they were lying and checked anyway once he was out of sight of them. >> everybody started screaming there was a kid in the car, i went around the corner to get out of a hostile situation, when i got out of my vehicle, i checked the car seat and the back seat and didn't see anything. >> the vehicle has tinted windows, but we'r

chopper 6 was over the 2600 block of woodland avenue.olice say the driver lost control and ran off the road. one person was trant transportem the scene by helicopter. we have no word on their condition. >> investigators believe a driver may have tried to intentionally run over a group of police officers in the park. the driver plowed through three police bicycles and took off. police hope to find out more details through surveillance video. >> it's been 48 hours and many south jersey residents believe the damage done to their neighborhoods by saturday's severe storms. they believe it will be another few days before this tree is removed. the car was crushed inside the garage. the community has really rallied around them, they say. >> the first responders have been amazing. >> they are getting back to normal in browns mills. crews work 16 hour shifts to up right a line of utility poles knocked down when the microbursts hit here. >> the cape may fire marshall's office is trying to figure out what caused a devastating blaze at the jersey sho

new cameras are at fairfax boulevard and main street and woodland drive. july 1st. >>> once again, drivers may want to avoid i-95 in the dale city area. crews are working to repair the neabsco bridge. this is where the bridge is located. not far from potomac mills mall. the work could cause extensive delays in both directions. it's already pretty bad before they even start this kind of work. they will start tomorrow night at 10:00 and last through monday morning at 6:00. >>> 5:08. it started with thousands of students across the country, and today we find out who is the best speller at the scripps national spelling bee finals. one of the competitors is from howard county. he's representing columbia, maryland. he will take on 39 other spellers at guylo gaylord national. we'll give you an idea of just how tough this local students were given this past we ayear. >> take a look at the screen. licentious. >> valetudinary, which refers to people who are weak or sickly. i've never used that word. >> then there's idiolect which refers to a particular language or s

firefly weekend at the woodlands, expect extra traffic on 113. maybe i sounded too excited about that. expect restrictions possible through the area, dave. >> reporter: all right, karen, on the bus stop, cool and comfortable, 63 degrees by 6:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m., 69 degrees. low humidity, you feel that difference. 66 degrees by 7:00 a.m. noon, 79. the high today is 82 degrees around 3:00 p.m. by 7:00 p.m. we'll be down to 76. low humidity, sunshine early and a few clouds digging in as the day goes on. few you're leaving town, too bad, it's nice weather around here, all green acraft and no -- aircraft and no signs of precip in our travel destinations. >> long term use of aspirin may be dangerous for elderly patients than perceives vowsly vowsly -- previously thought. to minimize the danger, people should be given heartburn drugs. >> golden state warriors celebrate a championship. >>> this is something you don't want to see before takeoff fuel spilling from an airplane. >> reporter: a death defying stunt at these famous falls with a twist. >> it is so

we55th and woodland we have police activity. 49th and springfield would be the way to go. route 63 is blocked at the exxon station, yodder road or oak drive are the alternates. we have down trees militia hill road is blocked saturday close to the pennsylvania turnpike. avoid that area, as well. overnight construction on the turnpike both ways by 476 the mid county interchange you're looking better in that neck of the woods on thursday morning. >> let's go back to the story r breaking news, a 7-year-old is back with her mother after a chaotic and scary night. a child was in the back of a minivan when a repo driver hooked it up and towed it away. katherine scott is live in southwest philadelphia where police are trying to piece together what happened. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, tam, police are trying to determine why this child was left alone in the car and why the repo man didn't see her asleep in the back seat. this all remains under investigation, you can see the police remain here on the scene, they are holding the tow truck and the attached minivan where i

kicks off today, through sunday, the woodlands of dover right at the speedway here.o we'll see a lot of volume on route one, route 13, good music roll down your window sipping past the fire fly festival through the weekend. the new jersey turnpike southbound, exit number two, and an accident which is route 322, we're good to go downtown, the vine expressway, open, no problems at all, the overnight crews have completed the project. they will be back tonight into tomorrow morning, then take a break therefore the weekends. hello fish down. live look at i-95 as you roll from say northeast philly, past girard avenue, here, and then later on this morning, right after the rush hour, you want to be in town by 9:00 a.m. over wise pop extra pop tart, sound bought betsy to allegheny start up the cones starting 9:00 a.m. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> plan ahead. 5:16. it was breaking news at this hour yesterday. that massive apartment building, fire, in london. now, an update. london fire commissioner says the fire is out. and they're now searching the 24 story highrise. i

acted will perform on nine stages, including bob dillon the weekend and muse it's happening at woodlandedover international speedway. >>> still ahead a formal inquiry is ordered into what caused this devastating blaze at a london apartment building as dogs are brought in to search for more bodies in the rubble. >> and how facebook is hoping to change the way we do negotiations. ahead we have the pictures you never want to see when traveling, fuel leaking from the airplane. more fow on our breaking news out of norristown. the jury in the bill cosby sex assault told the judge they are deadlocked and the judge sent them back telling them to resume deliberations and they are mulling over the charges for 40 hours now. one of their spokes people spoke about the jury being deadlocked. >> today we have really seen mr. cosby get the justice he was looking for in montgomery county. these jurors they have been very judicious they have really taken their time to redo and retry the case in their deliberation room. and this deadlock shows the not guilty that mr. cosby has been saying the entire time. t

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these surveillance videos were taken outside the family's deli on woodland avenue.nvestigation say the four men burglarized the deli around midnight saturday. about nine hours earlier, police believe the same men ran sasack the family's home. >> whether or not to limit allen town's mare yor to two terms in office. overwrote a veto. a referendum will now be on th november ballot. >> creating a task force that would figure out the cost savings is headed for a full house vote. delaware has 19 school districts. proponents of the bill say reducing the number would mean administrates. >> in philadelphia, weekend of brews and barbecue. alamerican taking over the park through sunday. games, have a deejay, o mannin. best part all the activities are free. >> the largest free jazz festival on east coast continues today in delaware. 29th annual dupont jazz festival. high and mighty brass band will take the stand tonight. festival wraps up tomorrow. >>> 12 minutes before 5:00 a.m. early morning check of the roads and specifically 95. >> here's jessica boyington. >> we're watchin

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then at 50th and woodland he met up with police again and this time the officer spotted the girl's leg. >> and i guess he saw a piece of clothing and looked really hard and said the kid is right there underneath the blanket. the girl was reunited with her mother and police will decide in charges are warranted. >> in the middle of the night you don't want to leave a child out there. bad things can happen this time of year and got up until around 90 we definitely don't want that. >> he says that police let him go without any charges. the girl is now said to be in the care of other family members, her mother is being held on an outstanding warrant on a burglary in camden county and has not been charged in connection with this case. live in west philadelphia, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> today for the first time we are hearing from one of the 12 cosby jurors. two jurors held out for acquittal as you no 'causing the judge to declare a mistrial but cosby will be retried by delaware county d.a. kevin steele this juror did not say how he voted but made this c

the minivan was on the back of a tow truck at 50th and woodlands about a mile and a half away from where it had been parked. the little girl was still in the back unharmed. the man who repossessed the car says he had no idea she was inside. >> i panicked because that's, you know, i'm not a parent, but that would probably freak me out. >> reporter: and the tow truck driver just leaving special victims unit right now. the mother was brought here as well. the d.a.'s office is going to be investigating that mother and the repo driver. they will decide if charges will be filed. one of the questions that we had early on thisow did he not realize that child was in the back of that mini van? we'll let him explain when i see you again at 5:30. reporting live, i'm pamela osborn, nbc 10 news. >>> we're tracking tropical storm cindy. >> you can see it churning along the gulf coast. the storm is expected to make landfall near the texas/louisiana border this morning and it's being blamed already for one death. you can see the winds blowing around the camera a little bit. coastal highways flooding and

in montgomery county, driver rescued after a truck plowed into this home on woodland after.r the seen around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. police say the driver was trapped for about half an hour. was taken to the hospital with serious injuries from that wreck. >> 4:48. good portion of the vine street expressway closed for another 12 minutes before it opens. >> that is a key route. you know that all too well. >>> thankfully only clears around the 5:00 mark or so. that's because we want to get it out of the way before rush hour starts. vine street expressway around broad street. camera here diverting traffic off the broad street off-ramp. closed between broad and schuylkill expressway that will be there again until 5:00. 12, 10 minutes before we start to see them clear that up. route 202. look good here so far. 10 minutes north and south to route 30. schuylkill expressway. disabled vehicle in marion on river road around. move to the black horse park. no big problems or delays here. definitely see the roads are slick. watch getting on and off ramps this morning. so far we are doin

tens of thousands of music fans converging on the woodlands behind the dover international speedway. 140 acts including the weekend, chance the rapper, and bob dylan, will perform on multiple stages over the next four days. >>> taking on cuba. president trump is set to roll back policies that could impact travel to the island nation. >>> screaming and excited. wait until you see what former vice president joe biden did that left one college graduate thrilled. >>> plus, flip-flop freebies. why wearing the footwear could get you a good dealed today. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com >>> nike plans to cut jobs and make fewer products. the company is cutting about 1,400 jobs or 2% of its work force. they'll cut the number of sneaker and clothing styles it makes by 25% and focus instead on their hot-selling items. nike says the moves will help get its products to customers f

that caused this truck to violently take out the side of a house on the twenty six hundred block of woodland avenue in lower providence township. barry saw the driver pass him monday evening. >> at this point, he swerved up on to the grass, and went direct fool that house, and there was -- i didn't see other car or no other actions. my guess he mute have had some kind of a medical condition. owe heard him yelling out for help and he was pretty much hanging out the front of that truck and wedged badly because the engine was pushed back and he was pushed forward. >> you could hear distress in his voice. he was definitely -- he was very company american. >> reporter: sam says he spoke to the driver before he was taken out of the wreckage and airlift to do a hospital. >> i kept asking him like, you know, can you feel all your body parts? he kept saying he could feel his leg report roar the cause of the crash is still under investigation. and police have not yet released the condition of the driver. >>> in lower prof den, dave kinchen, fox 29 news. >>> the feds wire tapped the cell phones of powe

the newsroom just watched someone taken away on stretcher this is happening on the 2600 block of woodlandvenue. we're not sure if there are any other injuries as of right now but there's substantial damage as you can see to that truck. we of course will stay on top of this and bring you more ass soon it is comes in. >>> developing right now, the supreme court decides it will review present president's travel ban. the high court striking down lower court decisions that prevented the president from blocking travelers the supreme court deciding do allow a limi limited version of president trump's ban an travelers from six muslim majority countries drawing protests across the country. the white house calling the decision a victory for national security. in an off camera briefing at the white house, sean spicer answered some questions about how the department of justice will now roll the ban out. >> right now we're just pleased with the supreme court has done and once we have a better idea of its full impact, we'll be able to have better analysis. >>> the court went ton say the ban does have a

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this is what happened on the 2600 block of woodland about half hour ago, a truck lost control, the drivert control left the road and slammed into the side of a house. we don't know of any injuries at this hour either to the truck driver or anybody inside but police are on the scene. we'll update you if we can. [cheers and applause] >> an exciting day in wilmington today. the pool where vice president joe biden worked as a lifeguard has been renamed in his honor. he even returned to his old spot in the lifeguard chair today. mr. biden was also presented were i was painting of his late son beau who died last year. biden moved to tears and shared a hug with his daughter ashley. he also got the chance to thank the man who painted the portrait of his son today. >>> association you know the feeling you get the first day you drive a new car, well, that's sort of the feeling that we have today at "action news" as we're debuting a new environment here in our studio one. but putting aside all the bells and whistles and there are a lot of them the point is we can do an even better job telling you th

the blast caused heavy damage to this two-story home in woodland hills overnight. a contract apparently hit a natural gas line leading to that explosion. nobody was hurt. a gas company employee is now being hailed a hero. he helped an elderly couple get out of the house just moments before the blast. thank goodness. >>> check out this crew, the emergency crews managing to save a worker trapped at a construction site in new york. 2,000 pounds of material caved in on the roof of a two-story home. three workers fell all the way to the basement. one pinned under the weight of about 1,000 pounds of that debris for two hours. critical condition. >>> this came as a big surprise overnight, the controversial founder and ceo of uber has resigned. 40-year-old travis kalanick stepped down after an investor revolt. he helped create it eight years ago but a series of high-profile problems plagued the company including accusations of workplace culture rife with sexual harassment. kalanick remains its majority shareholder. >>> ford is going to begin importing cars from china to th

. >> reporter: kim owns the house of cheese deli a few feet from a police district on woodland avenuen southwest. the burglars ransack his home in marple township one day, then hit the business the next. >> anything from lunch meet to cigarettes to cash. change that we have. that we store. >> we their they're watching on surveillance and have their habits down pitt well. the only good thing they're going in there when the people are home. >> reporter: suspects wore gloves but no masks or disguises. they're not camera shy and they're ambitious. investigators say the burglary crew has cut a path of crime from delaware county to philadelphia. >> we believe we can attribute four different burglaries to this group so far but we don't know how many they actually have committed at this point. >> it's just really messed with our lives really. >> reporter: investigators from the county and philadelphia believe the four suspects may be in the philadelphia area. they hope someone will recognize them and contact investigators. >> i don't want this to happen to anybody else. >> reporter: investiga

the route 11 line is ending at island and woodland avenue. >>> philadelphia police are searching forver of a vehicle that struck a 2-year-old before taking off. it happened just before 2:00 this afternoon near the intersection of somerdale and alcott street in the somerdale section. witnesses say there's came running, they were able to get partial tag number. the youngster was taken to saint christopher where. the driver was operating a light blue toyota high lander with tinted windows >> a 24-year-old student from the university of pennsylvania was critically injured on market street this morning about 1:00 a.m. the driver stopped and cooperated with police. investigators say the victim was crossing intersection against the light. >>> three men stabbed early this morning during a robbery in the crescentville section about 3:00 a.m. along mayfair street. the victims were approached by two men demanding cash. a scuffle ensued and each were stabbed repeatedly, they're hospitalized in einstein. >>> it was an emotional celebration as the philadelphia fire department honor fallen firefigh

tens of thousands of music fans converged on the woodlands for the opening last night. 140 acts scheduled to perform. it features 21 pilots and weezer. tomorrow, chance the rapper and bob dylan will take the stage. >>> philadelphia's taking steps to clear kle-- to clean up an a that has been an encampment for drug users. >> how to help those who stay there. >>> and send up the bat signal. ahead, the superhero tribute for adam west. >>> and the next class. the philadelphia sports hall of fame announces its newest inductees. >>> clouds are moving in. the temperatures have come down. no sign of rain at cape may or the marine. 66 degrees -- the marina. 66 degrees. we're tracking thunderstorms and not just today. the neighborhood forecast ahead. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you. we're watching the roads and watching moving through center city. the vine street expressway construction is still taking over the vine. westbound and eastbound from the broad street exit, right here. as you see, the traffic is being diverted off the scene right there until the schuylkill expressw

a few minute later, officers pulled the tow truck and the van over at 50th and woodland much child was asleep and unharmed inside. >> do we know how long she's inside domino's before this curse? >> we're working oh and a time frame of around 20 minutes based on what we can put together at this point. >> reporter: the mother and daughter were reunited while police investigated. >> right now no one is charged with anything related to this incident. but, again, investigators are still working on it much police say the mom is being detained on an unrelated out staning warrant from new jersey. >> it's in the mill of the night. you don't want to leave a child out there even during the day, it's just bad things can happen. >> more or less bad parenting than it is anything that we did. it was out of our control. >> reporter: now the repo guy was actually pulled over twice by police before they found the child in the back seat under a blanket. the repo guy says he was wearing a body cam and turned over that body cam video to police tonig tonight. lucy? >> all right. thank you much, dave we'll s

chopper6 flew over the 2600 block of woodland after yesterday evening.ice say the driver lost control and ran off the road. a medical chopper transported at least one person from that scene. no word on a condition. >>> police are still searching for the hit-and-run driver who they believe tried to intentionally run officers over. the officers had to dive out of the way of the speeding car early yesterday morning. it happened at erie avenue and i street in the city's juniata park section while police were investigating a separate crime scene. the driver of the black nissan plowed through three parked police bicycles and took off. detectives are hoping to get more details on the striking vehicle through surveillance video. >> susan collins a moderate frappe maine is now the sixth gop senator to say that she cannot support the healthcare overhaul plan this as new official numbers say it would cause millions of americans to lose their coverage. abc's emily rau reports from washington. >> i will stop this bill. >> reporter: democrats gathered with protesters.

one area of light rain at pemberton and taxnacle, woodland, passing into central new jersey until it moves offshore. this continues to move east. this morning, light spot rain that we are expecting. let's look at the hour-by-hour futurecast. i will make adjustments verbally as we go through this. this model you go from now through 11:30, no rain what is over. i would not not surprised by a spotlight -- i would not be surprised by a spot light shower moving west to east. this is light. a little windshield wiper, and you'll be good. and rain dropping through at 11:30. 3:30 in the afternoon, this brings a potential for thunderstorms mostly north and south. so not as good of a potential in the centralmost part of the area. we see the possibility around 3:30 in the afternoon through 7:00 p.m. now we see the possibility at philadelphia, trenton, and areas to the south, as well. from 7:00 through the overnight, still some lingering rain in the area. even into tuesday morning. spot showers still possible. so a rainy, dreary day with the cloudy conditions that will last throughout our forecas

in six years, a pair of sharp—toothed beavers has re—engineered this woodland into a wetland.ere hunted to extinction. this is another of the ponds that has been created by beavers and right here demonstrates just how much they can re—engineer the landscape. so where i am, it looks like there is just grass growing out of the ground — wrong. this is a beaver stick dam, right underneath me. the place has been shaped by rodents‘ teeth. the way that they have manipulated this site has just been dramatic. we have had a range of different species coming in, particularly bats, amphibians, lots of wetland plants, it has just been incredible. in scotland, where beavers have been brought back, some landowners have angrily complained that they have damaged farmland, trees and watercourses. the nfu fear unintended consequences of beaver reintroduction. the scientists working here have said that the beavers have notjust improved water quality but also helped to protect downstream areas from flooding by slowing heavy rainfall with their dams. they want creatures like this reintroduced natio

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here on bbc news, still to come — meet the gardener: a new approach to weed control in new york's woodlandsthe election. seven weeks ago mrs may insisted she needed a strong electoral mandate to underpin the brexit negotiations. and in the early stages of the campaign there was no suggestion in surveys that the political gamble would not pay off. but the result when all the votes were counted was the disappearance overnight of mrs may's majority and a hung parliament. that's despite an increase in the conservative share of the vote. our deputy political editor john pienaar takes a closer look at mrs may's gamble and how it failed. who expected to hear or tell this tale today? the story of a leader and her party that felt unstoppable, at times seemed lost. then ended up mocked by enemies, and seen by the rest as having gone from strong and stable to weak and wobbly. theresa may, top of her party, but no longer in charge. there had been a turning point. i thought it was awful. the campaign was going swimmingly well until we launched our own manifesto, and did the triple assault on our core vo

a new approach to weed control in new york's woodlands.ated the falklands and by tonight british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbimania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, had raised great hopes for the end of the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges. the screams of the crowd testament to his popularity and their faith in his innocence. as long as they'll pay to go see me, i'll get out there and kick 'em down the hill. what does it feel like to be the first man to go across the channel by your own power? it's pretty neat. feels marvellous, really. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: theresa may has been forced to form a minority government, after losing her parliamentary majority in britain's general election. and police investigating the london bridge attack say the terrorists tried and failed to hire a much bigger vehicle, a 7.5 ton lorry. president trump has accused qatar of what he called "historically fundi

still to come: meet the gardener — a new approach to weed control in new york's woodlands. liberated the falklands and by tonight british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, the crowd packed to see the man with great hopes for the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges. the screams of the crowd testament to his popularity and theirfaith in his innocence. as long as they'll pay to go see me, i'll get out there and kick 'em down the hill. what does it feel like to be the first man to go across the channel by your own power? it's pretty neat. feels marvellous, really. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: theresa may has been forced to form a minority government after losing her parliamentary majority in britain's general election. president trump has called the fired fbi directorjames comey a liar and said he's willing to testify under oath. an inquest into the deaths of the 22 people killed at a concert in manchester last month has heard the explosive carried by salman abedi was designed to ki

in six years, a pair of sharp—toothed beavers has re—engineered this woodland into a wetland.e vertical sprouts. their stick dams have recreated the sort of landscape that existed before beavers were hunted to extinction. this is another of the ponds created by beavers. this demonstrates how much they can re—engineer the landscape. here, it looks like there is grass growing out of the ground. wrong. this is a beaver stick dam, right underneath me. the place has been shaped by the teeth of rodents. these are beaver sticks. you can see the teeth marks where they have cut them off the tree. they use these to create the dams, and the way that they have manipulated the site has been dramatic. we have had a whole range of different species coming in, bats, amphibians, lots of wetland plants. it has been incredible. this site used to have 11 clumps of frogspawn. in scotland, where beavers have brought back, some landowners have angrily complained that they have damaged farmland, trees and water courses. the nfu fear unintended consequences of beaver reintroduction but they say they a

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