the agenda is the rights post—brexit of eu citizens here, and britons in europe the talks come as downing std ministers will be warned to keep cabinet discussions private, after a series of lea ks. the first contracts are awarded for the high speed 2 rail line between london and birmingham — details of the final route are still to come. an american neurologist who's offered to treat the terminally ill baby, charlie gard, has met his doctors in london for the first time. a man with motor neurone disease begins his high court challenge to overturn the ban on assisted dying. and the duke and duchess of cambridge take the family on a four day tour of eastern europe. and coming up in the sport on bbc news — gold for great britain at the world para athletics championships. olivia breen wins gold in the women's t38 long jump. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. the second round of formal talks on britain's departure from the eu got under way this morning in brussels. the brexit secretary david davis said it was "time to get down to business", and that the priority was to decide the

it shows on one of the pages, 11 downing st, the use of a beautiful mansion in the countryside...this is all perfectly legitimate it is just that it is difficult for some people the stomach but we did hear the chancellor said on the andrew martin showa that they receive a premium, public sector workers. who knows whether he said it not... he must have said it. if he said it in the cabinet meeting, which should not have been late, you do not know the context. i think the point i presume he was trying to make is that the public sack has some premium in terms of remuneration over the private sack that especially in the pension costs. our research everything for this programme and it was a referral toa this programme and it was a referral to a study that said even without the pension allowance, the public sector workers the pension allowance, the public sector workers we re the pension allowance, the public sector workers were paid more than private sector workers are allowing for so—called qualifications... private sector workers are allowing for so-called qualifications... then we s

the shadow chancellor talked about tensions between 10 and 11 downing st.ime minister that must be tough living next to a disruptive neighbour you can't stand, you try to get rid of and you can't get on with. we then receive in the press, mr speaker, the wisdom of the right honourable member for 0xbridge who according to spokesperson supports the idea public sector workers getting a better pay deal. this was followed up by his past campaign manager, the honourable... his campaign manager turned political assassin, the new environment secretary, who actually supports the putsch against the chancellor. then the whole process degenerates into farce when we have david cameron earning 300,000 a speech telling us that those want more than 1% are selfish. as the shadow chancellor knows well the former prime minister didn't say it was selfish for dedicated public sector workers to ask for a pay rise. he argued that is selfish and immoral for politicians to offer benefits to the voters of today paid for by the voters of tomorrow, so would my right honourable friend

and the idea that as prime minister i am your guest for lunch at number ten downing st and his daughterions. laura. thank you prime minister ‘s. prime minister, you wa nt minister ‘s. prime minister, you want the opposition to contribute as well as criticise you're expected to say tomorrow. what do you say to your own critics including those in your own critics including those in your own critics including those in your own party who say it issue that needs to change. might a new way of doing business include may be easing up doing business include may be easing up the pressure in the public sector and perhaps increasing sector pay and perhaps increasing sector pay and getting rid of the pay cap? prime minister turnbull, you say you're very keen to get on with our uk australian trade deal which also wa nt uk australian trade deal which also wantan uk australian trade deal which also want an earlier agreement with the eu. i quickly do you think you could get a deal with britain than once we leave ? get a deal with britain than once we leave? alas the second one. as soon as possible. we m

you could understand why the chancellor at number 11 downing st could be weary. 0n hearing other cabineteight could weigh in on this, piling on the pressure in the papers tomorrow. you might see a partial lifting of the pay cap on these pay review bodies are structured in such a way that ministers could decipher example to get nurses a pay increase but not senior get nurses a pay increase but not senior managers. get nurses a pay increase but not senior managers. rank—and—file police officers but not chief police officers. money needs to be found from somewhere. 0ne former minister interestingly said they ought to be what he called careful tax rises. dealing with the public sector pay cap isn't a cost free option but not dealing with it, the government could pay a big political price. thank you. the government has announced it's withdrawing from a 50—year—old convention that allows five other countries to fish in waters close to the uk coastline. it's described the move as a first step towards a new post brexit fishing policy, but one of the countries affected, ireland, has called it unw

longest single span bridge in the world — nowjoining westminster abbey, buckingham palace and 10 downing std historic interest. it gives me great pleasure to unveil this plaque and declare the humber bridge open. the new honour comes exactly 36 years to the day after the official opening. the bridge cost more than £100 million. at the other end of the scale, something from the very year the queen was born. this art nouveau public convenience from 1926. these toilets on the hull waterfront have been chosen because they were designed to cater for both men and women. very rare at the time. and most of the original fittings survived. what were they like inside? when i flushed the chain it felt like they were grade two listed, to be fair! impressive? yeah! i mean...they could do with a bit of a clean, i reckon! i think it's rather marvellous. hull has always been known by most people as the place, as philip larkin put it, where only salesmen and relations go, and perhaps they are the kind of people you meet in toilets. and speaking of philip larkin, also protected from change, the house where he

nowjoining westminster abbey, buckingham palace and ten downing st as a grade one listed building.ce of architectural and historic interest. it gives me great pleasure to unveil this plaque and to clear the humber bridge open. the new honour comes exactly 36 yea rs the new honour comes exactly 36 years to the day of the official opening. they cost more than £100 million. at the other end of the scale, something from the very year the queen was born. this art and of all public convenience from 1926. these pilots on the hull waterfront have been chosen because they were designed to cater for men and women, very rare at the time and most of the original fittings have very rare at the time and most of the originalfittings have been preserved. what were they like inside? it felt like they were great to listed, to be fair. impressive? they could do with a clean, i reckon. i think it is marvellous. hull has always been known by most people were only salesmen and relations go. perhaps the kind of people who meet in toilets. speaking of philip larkin, the house where he lived for more than

and then, of course, we've got flooding down here in st. mary's county.his flood warning until 7:00 p.m. leonard town, hollywood, i've been seeing a lot of photos on twitter around this region of just standing water, again, lots saint mary's county, please, again, turn around. temperatures right now, 79 degrees, a few scattered showers, likely as we continue through the evening, plus we'll get into the late evening. but we've got some nice weather ahead. we'll time out the rest of the rain, amelia has got your full forecast that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you so much, lauren. >>> it's easy to forget to lock your car, especially on days like today when you're rushing around. montgomery county police are break in. news 4 joins us now where there's been a rash of crimes popping up all over the place and county, chris. >> well, pat, we are driving down springfield here in bethesda, nice neighborhood just off river road across from the ken wood club. this neighborhood has been targeted by thieves. they are looking for cars like that, left unlocked,

financials are the best sector they're up slightly. 9 our 11 sectors were down st elco is the worst performer fall bet reporting better than expected earnings. the company said second quarter profits took a hit the google parent also reporting a 23% drop in its click metric analysts reaction in just a few moments. as there has been much discussion after the bell last night and this morning, down 3%. we'll discuss that in just a minute >> let's get a check on the rest of the world before you move on to more in depth look at alphabet asia mostly lower overnight. a lot of the sentiment still focused on what's going on here in the united states in d.c. the fed begins its two-day meeting today. the dollar, of course, also trading around those 13-month lows, and that's been a lot of the focus in asia. you can see the nikkei down just a hair the kospi down more sharply. the hang seng did buck the trend, but ever so slightly higher we can take a look at what's going on in europe yesterday european markets closed mixed we know the automakers took a hit on the collusion or the alleged collusion headlin

longest single span bridge in the world — nowjoining westminster abbey, buckingham palace and 10 downing stour comes exactly 36 years to the day after the official opening. the bridge cost more than £100 million. at the other end of the scale, something from the very year the queen was born. this art nouveau public convenience from 1926. these toilets on the hull waterfront have been chosen because they were designed to cater for both men and women. very rare at the time. and most of the original fittings survived. what were they like inside? when i flushed the chain it felt like they were grade two listed, to be fair! impressive? yeah! i mean...they could do with a bit of a clean, i reckon! i think it's rather marvellous. hull has always been known by most people as the place, as philip larkin put it, where only salesmen and relations go, and perhaps they are the kind of people you meet in toilets. and speaking of philip larkin, also protected from change, the house where he lived for more than 18 years and wrote some of his most famous poems. walking around in the park. should feel better

these are the same water that took cars down -- waters that took cars down the st tried to get to that woman. from at night coming up at 11:00. in ellicott city stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> you don't want to miss that. >>> one person is dead tonight after a fire at a home in wood bridge, virginia. the fire started just after 6 a.m. today on walnut street. neighbors called 911. firefighters arrived and found the victim inside the home right near the front door. he was pronounced dead. they haven't released his name. investigators are still trying to determine what caused this. >>> in the district one man is dead and another is injured after a double shooting in d.c.'s petworth neighborhood. this all happened just before 2:30 this morning near fifth street and kansas avenue northwest. officers found one man dead on a busy stretch of kansas right near sherman circle. another man was taken to the hospital, no word on his condition. police want to hear from anyone with info about the shooting. >>> that was one of six shootings from saturday night into sunday morning caused d.c. police chief

same storm system drops further to the south tomorrow and then we got in to chicago and almost down to st. louis, 24 billion people at risk on wednesday. so mostly wind damage, isolated tornado more ahead. we'll go live to london for the latest on charlie gard. sunscree! i wonder who... . we're gonna need some reinforcements...quick. copy that. walgreens makes it easy when summer needs a little help. your summer base camp is just around the corner so you can get in, out and back to those summer shenanigans. walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy®. now with card, buy one, get one 50 percent off select aleve products. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. hitting the mid-morning wall? with up to 24 grams of hearty protein jimmy dean bowls help you avoid it. shine on. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. so find a

meanwhile downing st has said the prime minister will remind colleagues of the need to keep cabinet discussions fleming. they have been getting into position for weeks. even months. finally, it is time to talk detail. and for now, they seem to be speaking each other‘s language. we will now delve into the... the heart of the matter. we need to examine and compare our respective positions, in order to make good progress. for us, it is important we make good progress. there will be negotiations, and we'll identify the differences so that we can deal with them, and identify the similarities so we can reinforce them, and now it is time to get down to work, and make that successful negotiation. mr davis left soon afterwards, leaving much of that work to officials. this week, they will discuss the northern irish border, which will become an external frontier of the european union. then there is the so—called brexit bill. how to calculate what the uk owes for financial commitments made as a member. and citizens‘ rights — what will happen to eu nationals living in the uk and brits abroad? that is what t

interesting part of that story is a mention three moments and one was everybody assumed that donner went down to st. louis but that was not true it took a little bit of digging but they crossed the mississippi to hannibal misery. three blocks from where they landed they young mark twain was is dreaming of the west so does that pat down across the missouri so we were on that late on the dark and stormy night the two of us don't sing-along in the car and we had so recently with some unbelievable thunderstorms on the two-lane road and we could nazi anything. it was just remarkably bad. and finally ultimately i could not help but think what that trip would have been like with a canvas covered wagon to of children and older people with herds of cattle and how difficult that might have been but then jump forward across nebraska you will read about their experiences so i had to put my hands of the water to put the pool of water to see what it was like because the donner just missed the sandhill crane migration that is a good thing for the cranes. [laughter] because they were open game back and. -- then th

had a couple others develop and also with some significant lightening across calvert county and down into st mary's county. you may hear a rumble of thunder before the night is over. we've also continued that has really been creating quite a light show and very heavy rain for lewis, delaware. i'm sure you're watching that. at bethany there may be a little bit more trailing behind it. that seems to be weakening north of see ford, california. tomorrow a humid day, temperatures in the low to mid 90s, but because it's going to be so soupy we're going to see some storms develop in the afternoon thanks to a frontal boundary closing in and those storms could have some pretty heavy rain not to mention the possible risks of severe weather including damaging wind and a little bit of hail. this front will come through tomorrow night but it will up the anti for more widespread showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening. we know a lot of you have friday night plans, so remember to keep the umbrella handle and the fox5 weather app. seventy-six for gaithersburg, 85 for dulles, 80 for freder

meanwhile downing st has said the prime minister will remind colleagues of the need to keep cabinet discussionsrivate, after a series of leaks over the weekend. adam fleming reports. they have been getting into position for weeks. even months. finally, it is time to talk detail. and for now, they seem to be speaking each other‘s language. we will now delve into the heart of the matter. we need to examine and compare our respective positions, in order to make good progress. for us, it is incredibly important we make good progress. there will be negotiations, and we'll identify the differences so that we can deal with them, and identify the similarities so we can reinforce them, and now it is time to get down to work, and make that successful negotiation. mr davis left soon afterwards, leaving much of that work to officials. this week, they will discuss the northern irish border, which will become an external frontier of the european union. then there is the so—called brexit bill. how to calculate what the uk owes for financial commitments made as a member. and citizens' rights, what will happen

same storm system drops further to the south tomorrow and then we got in to chicago and almost down to st. louis, 24 billion people at risk on wednesday. so mostly wind damage, isolated tornado possible. that is a look at the big weather story of the day. thousand here is a closer look at your day ahead. you can see where the storms will be late today, and look how hot it will be south of the storms. central plains down to texas, everyone is in the 90s. and most locations will be about 95 to 100 with a heat index around 105. we'll also talk about the cool weather in the great lakes and northeast coming up. it's chilly in a few spots. >>> and a massive mako shark may be setting a new record. it's a 926 pound monster caught off of the new jersey coast. it took six fishermen for over two hours to r and get it into their boat. they even snapped a rod in the process. it's reportedly the heaviest mako shark that has been caught in new jersey. >> and unlike the one swimming with michael phelpss, that was a real one. >>> plenty more ahead. we'll go live to london for the latest on charlie gard. s

i'>> ill st down with demario and corrine as part of a sit down talk. >> demario is vacationing in europee to face with bachelorette rachel in the men tell all special. >> i thought he wold come in and be contrite, apologetic, and quiet. he was anything but. he cussed a lot. maybe it's a defense mechanism. i don't know. >> demario's 15 minutes of fame isn't over yet. we found this footage of the now 30-year-old getting rejected by britney spears back in 2008. >> what's your name? >> i'm demario jackson. i'm an up and coming about or. i want to be like you. i tv. britney, i love you. real talk. demario jackson. can i have a hug? >> oh, loving it. look at him holding the bottle. >> britney's reaction, well, that face says it all. and by the way, chris harrison told us they won't be announcing who will be the next bachelor until after "paradise" airs next month. >>> the charlize theron tour for her movie, "atomic blonde" made its final stop last night from berlin and comic-con in san diego, and finally l.a. we have been along for the ride every step of the way, and last night, she said, she

st. mary, you're hearing some thunder, maybe hearing some lightning or hearing some of that thunder and rain on your rooftop, and down towards extreme southern st. mary's county. that's part of a boundary moving to the south and it will continue to do so. mother one to t another one to the north may 1:00, 2: 1:00, 2:00 in the morning, maybe some rumbles of thunder. make sure you're ready for hot conditions. by 2:00, showers, some of them could be severe. this is why i'm calling tomorrow another weather alert day. it is because of the heat but also because of the storms and more importantly the storms because they could be severe, rumbling on through here. we immediate tneed the storms t us off. weigh cou we could be up around 96 degrees. stay tuned. chuck bell, sheena par convenienparveen, they'll be in. yo to go early. drink plenty of water, for sure. 89 on saturday. feeling fairly comfortable. and then we start to heat up again. monday, another chance for showers and storms, next thursday and friday, i've got a pair of 97s. i think next week has a much better chance of seeing 100 than we did this week. >> no! >> so

that's kind of a of an isolated cell down towards st. mary's county. hunderstorm in fredericksberg wind gusts 40 to 45. you see the lightening there and the core of the storm. these storms do have the possibility of putting down a little bit of hail as well and some of it could be large, maybe up to a large mar well size hail coming across. active lightening through fredericksberg, this continues to move to the east. through the district. as a matter of fact, we were looking from the oxon hill camera down into this right here. last hour, reporting a very heavy thunderstorm at national airport. it's lightened up a bit but this is still moderate rain and still deafning enough to cause problems around the beltway. back up to northern sections of carol county. this is westminster. the core of the storm is just to the south of westminster. it is working off to the east. this one could become severe. we'll keep an eye frederick too, a little storm between frederick and walkersville moving up highway 15. this is a smaller storm but still the core of it had ver

the city has pretty much been shut down in the la st 24 pretty much been shut down in the last 24 hoursas having a beer last night and then the tracks came in and shut off everything. it very much reminded me of george w bush's inauguration, the first time in washington were shut down in the same way. first time in washington were shut down in the same waylj first time in washington were shut down in the same way. i am from hamburg andi down in the same way. i am from hamburg and i brought here. now i work in the capital, and i had walked to my parents home, because there was no taxis, no buses, no public transport. 06 weeks i walked four kilometres. new hamburg. some critics say it's a vision of a dystopian future, with visions of water cannon tanks on the streets and all this security. the alternative angela merkel was to hold it in the middle of nowhere and some people might praise herfor bringing it to write to the middle of one of your most important cities? some of the hamburg people are saying it's a bad idea to bring it to such a big city, shut it down so nobody can go to work,

. >> updated a woman tells "fox5" about 15 kids attacking her as she was walking down the st street. "fox5" lindsey watts will have more on that from southeast coming up at 11. >> doctors say steve skal is out of the icu and still though in serious condition and is being treated for infection. scalis was shot during congressional baseball game practice nis virginia and face as i few more surgeries. >> off to fraps for a quick 28-hour visit. before leaving tried to minimize the growing controversy over son's meeting with russian lawyer. the president depend fended him on twitter calling trump jr. open, traps parent and innocent and referring to russian investigation as >> we've been taking attention to the forecast all day long. you get that look at the capital it's humid out there, sue. >> also the equivalent of free facial, right, jim, sarah, if onens up the pours. incredibly humid there tonight. we're having a tough time cooling off. the city is m coulding in at 85 and feels like it's over 90. guess what? tomorrow is hottest day in the stretch. we think we're headed for 98 degrees.

that he is unwilling to pullback in order that prevents the trump administration from cracking down on st. therese it is who exactly is he and why is he so often in the news? the president of judicial watch joins us tonight. tom, i wanted to destroy because i noticed his name appearing. there are lots of judges that i don't agree with, but this appeared to be a judge who is making decisions based on his personal political beliefs and not trying to hide it. >> one of these anti-trump judges we've heard about with the president's temporary ban on illegal immigrants. here you have president trump trying to warn sanctuary cities, that if they don't comply with the law requiring allowing police and other local officials to come to kate with i.c.e. status, like if you have someone arrested in jail, tell i.c.e. before you release them, and you don't get federal funds until you do. it seems like a common sense application of law. the judge says you can't do that. >> tucker: on the basis of what? is there a valid legal argument? >> he's pretending that the justice department is adding an extra req

seeing a couple tonight popping up now in charms county and down towards st.s and to the eastern shore. this line has kind of exploded and moving over towards lewis. you're getting a good light show there these storms all moving east loaded with heavy rain and lightening, but nothing severe at the moment. futurecast is important to check out. look at this, nine in the morning could still t be a couple of showers around and again we're not even ruling out a spotty shower or storm in the overnight hours. then by about two, 3:00 we start to see more widespread activity drvelings a lot of you telling me on social media tonight that you want to see james taylor, bonnie rate tomorrow. 6:00 you can see there are a couple of storms very close to nats park. we'll see that they're still around at 7:00. that doesn't necessarily mean that they're going to line up right over the district, but because this is kind of playing out this way there could be maybe a little bit of a delay in getting everything going down there. just telling you so you have a plan b. by 9:00 most o

down. a driver got out of his vehicle to unclog the drains along the road. police officerswere also on the rain keeping him safe stslow down surrounding traffic. >>> this video just in, you are looking at the aftermath of a rescue also in, in greenville, delaware. three people were trapped inside the card near barley mill road. firefighters got to the people and pulled them to safety. no one was hurt but their vehicle appears to be a loss. >>> this is the scene in chad's forward where you see giant pools on the roadway. drivers were forced to take it slow or go around. this happened on creek road earlier this evening. this is how the same area looked later tonight. high water reaching up nearly half way up the street signs. clearly the road is not passible by car or on foot. >>> fans at an outdoor rock concert in the city spring garden section were drenched as they waited for the lightning to stop. the heavy metal band slayer was scheduled to play 7:00 p.m. outside the electric factory but the weather didn't cooperate. fans waited for the show to start. a few brought ponchos. now to melissa magee. she's tracking t

st. mary's county, we have one left over down pour there, but even that is coming to as close.

down towards charles county and places in st. mary's, they are moving to the east, and a you cannot rule out a few stray showers. the heavy stuff is out. here's the line. look at the line coming through and watch when i put on the severe thunderstorm reports here. each one of these little dots happens to be a severe thunderstorm report strog do with downed trees. these are all downed trees in the blue. all high winds, over at least 40, 45, and 60 per mile an hour winds. the cold front back to the west. a few showers and thunderstorms to go. and behind it, some relief. not a lot, but some. we will explain coming up. >> thank you, doug, right now, women are camped outside the department of justice where they will hold a rally tomorrow morning. they were part of the women's march against the national rifle association. marching from nra headquarters in fairfax to the d.o.j. with a brief interruption because of the storms. many joined the march for different reasons but this rally is a response to the nra's silence on the death who w

down as well. you have to detour at cape s st. claire road and hop down bay dale drive. we'll switch for a look at backup. even though early if you come from eastern shore traffic is at a stand still. we understand from police this will be closed. all lanes on westbound side throughout the morning rush most of it. we'll let you know it that changes and as for right now try to plan ahead and get an early start and pick detours this morning. if you have any questions about getting a round us that's ot the only big problem we have this morning. we have a crash lorton route 1 near pohick road keep it to 95 outer loop construction bottom side of beltway cleared by branch avenue. quiet in college park. metro service is on time. any questions @erinfoxdc on twitter. >> coming up on "fox news morning" a security scare leads to tense moments in spain. >> and when wonder woman two will hit theaters. >> i have not seen one yet. >> heading to break. live look across the d.c. region. it is 5:08, 71 degrees. 69 degrees actually. i stand corrected. back after >> time 5 o 09 a secret ser

the deadly encounter coming one year after a man was gunned down by police outside st. paul during a traffic stop. investigators talked to one person who stopped at the scene as the two officers were administering c.p.r. they are asking other potential witnesses to come forward. abc news, new york. kimberly: a quick arrest in an district to tell you about. police say 32-year-old shamica jones was shot and killed and police have arrested and charged ronald randolph jr. no word yet on a motive in the deadly shooting. new information tonight about the mishap on new york's east river. the national transportation safety board is deciding wh to investigate the sea plane's hard landing after aborting its take off last night with 10 people onboard. all were rescued and declined medical attention. tv producer bill lawrence from "scrubs" was among the passengers. an ntsb spokesperson says the agency is collecting information before it makes a decision. one of our news photographers stuck out on the rappahannock river earlier today says very -- it was very, very hot and good samar

the agenda is the rights post—brexit of eu citizens here, and britons in europe the talks come as downing stgins his high court challenge to overturn the ban on assisted dying. and the duke and duchess of cambridge take the family on a four day tour of eastern europe.

a pair of dogs took themselves on a walk and ended up strolling down the halls of a building on st. luke's hospital's anderson campus. surveillance cameras recorded them as they took a little tour and even said hello to some of the workers. it turns out, the dogs had wandered away from their owner. they were eventually rounded up and safely returned. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen alert - high heat & humidity continue through the weekend - heat advisories possible this weekend - relief comes next week today: hot and humid. sunny to partly cloudy. code orange air quality alert. highs: 95-98 feels: winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. warm and very muggy. lows: 74-80 winds: sw to w 5 mph friday: partly sunny to mostly cloudy. still hot and humid. highs: 94-98 winds: nw coming up-- body camera footage used to body camera footage used to arrest a drug suspect-- ends up getting police officers in very hot water. what attorneys saw on the video.. coming up. under investigation after body-cam footage appears to show an officer planting evidence during an arrest. lin

st. louis. about 7000 people were treated at the municipal lodging house which was down by city hall. -- about halfthe population of east st. louis. the majority of the black population of east st. louis fled across the bridge into st. louis. where they were apparently while taking care of. yes, sir. -- in that question period of 1917, two years prior to that, the movie "the birth of a nation" was released. the most venomous movie that was shown and in circulation. wherever the movie was shown, riots broke out right after the screening of it. i wonder if that movie had recently been shown in east st. louis prior to this. harper: the gentleman makes a very good point about the showing of the movie "worth of a nation." when it first came out in 1915 across shown in cities the country, frequently attacks on blacks and riots broke out in the wake of the movie. as it turns out, "birth of a nation" finally made it to st. louis in 1917. there may very well have been a connection between the movie and the riot. >> what organized the riders -- the rioters, were there telephones? harper: i do not know. >> do

down. between cape st. claire road and bay dale drive. you have to detour cape sinclaire road and take college parkway toy hook back to 50 westbound and one westbound lanes dropped as well and huge delays there parked over an hour delay and be prepared to add extra time to commute. this is deadly crash investigation involving wrong way driver, two fatalities completely parked traffic there. keep it to "fox news morning". we'll take a look and red and green line delays on metro next >> back at 5:30 deadly crash route 50 west of bay bridge that accident having big impact from drivers eastern shore to annapolis. erin has work around in a few minutes. right now we want annie yu. she's live at the scene ever crash. what you can tell us from your viewpoint. >> holly, this is such a devastating accident here along route 50 a serious crash happened around 2:00 this morning and maryland state police say that two people were killed early this morning after a wrong way driver crashed into two other cars along route 50 specifically at bay dale drive

st. mary's county it has been seeing down pours.hore that should come to an end during the overnight hours, the boundary is stalled. high pressure will building in for tomorrow. any shower activity should be well towards the south. for the most of us we'll see sunshine, temperatures well into the 90s, 93 here in in d-c 87 in annapolis, 89 out at dulles. let's get into next week where it's kind of the same thing, hot and humid over he, monday and tuesday looks very warm, but the july 4 holiday for now does look dry so if we're ear looking ahead towards tuesday for the parade we've got 89 and dry with 8 p with a few more clouds in the evening but i don't think it should cause any more problems. 75-degrees, checking that ocean city forecast, it looks really nice, 85, 88, 84 with some sunshine and so again less humid sunday is what we are forecast ing. 88 monday, 84 there on tuesday. let's look at the beaches and we'll have your seven day forecast just ahead. the summer heat has everybody heading to the pool and to the beach to keep l c

the deadly encounter coming one year after philando castile was gunned down by police outside st. paul during a traffic stop. they're asking for any potential witnesses to come forward. tom. >> erielle, thank you. >>> next tonight, the mystery in the fire in louisiana. the wife of a fire chief found dead in their burning home. the medical examiner revealing the cause of death and it was not from the fire. the stunning news coming during her memorial service. here's abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight, the louisiana mystery deepening. first, the wife of a fire chief found dead inside their home. burned to the ground. 49-year-old beloved and retired schoolteacher. >> she was wonderful, compassionate, sweet. >> reporter: members of the community gathering friday at a parish near new orleans for the woman they thought died in a tragic fire. but in the middle of the memorial service, a bombshell, the coroner's autopsy revealing she suffered a gunshot wound. her death not caused by the fire. >> we're disappointing at the timing of the information. >> reporter: they're overwhelmed

hu have a section st down >>> breaking news in prince george's county. a section of indian head highway shut down. chopper 4 has been over this. this is a major issue for a lot of people. a double fatal crash. investigators still on the scene. what's closed? indian head highway closed between kerby hill and palmer. all lanes blocked northbound and southboundment don't even try it. your best alternate is already getting slow. we'll talk about this. good morning ms. ricketts. >> good morning. the sun just coming up right now. coming up at 6:00 a.m. on the dot. temperatures have come down a little bit during the overnight. when i got in it was up to 86. now we're down to 82. we have a heat advisory. into the weekend -- >> lauryn, thank you. we'll see you then. >>> o.j. simpson could be out of prison as soon as october 1st. >> the former football star and actor was granted parole yesterday. erika gonzalez with more on what his life after prison might be like. >> simpson was granted parole yesterday after spending nearly nine years behind bars for an armed ro

you guys down here in st. mary's county you're hearing it if it hasn't passed overhead it's just about to start coming through leonardtown and eventually it will move on through and river. in terms of temperatures it's still pretty mild and muggy out there. we're 76 in town. gaithersburg is 73. dulles is 73, manassas 74. here's the deal during the overnight, some scattered showers, maybe still a chance for a rumble of thunder here or there. i don't think we all get wet even though the flash flood watch is technically still in effect until 2 a.m. they may be able to cancel that early if this trend continues. what's the deal for tomorrow? i think there could still be a few morning showers around. it's looking as of if we dry out as we start getting into the afternoon and early evening. tomorrow night as the cold front approaches which will change things for the evening. with the cold front coming in tomorrow evening and tomorrow night there could be another round of showers and thunderstorms before we do eventua

st. petersburg. you are there -- you said down with the russian energy minister .d he tell you about the steps needed to rebalance the market? yousef: he told me quite a few things, not just about what's happening with the rebalancing process. there were big ideas about the future of opec and non-opec, about exit strategies. take a listen. >> [speaking russian] first i want to start by saying that we have analyzed the report that was presented to us, and we did have a very thorough analysis of the situation. data, butd on actual also one forecasts. research into what different agencies are saying. i can say we have a fairly diversified range of opinions that we have looked into, and they will give us reason to be optimistic. if we look at gdp forecast, we can see they are being revised upward. just to give you one example, upward,revised and we have grounds to assume that the global economy is heading in the right direction. the traders i speak to, how flexible this new opec/non-opec body is in this new oil world that is so complex. how much room do you have to man

changed, he's going to step down >> yeah, even under a normal set of circumstances, this would be disconcerting. i don't know what happened in a month that roiequires him to st down >> i don't know what happened in a month if they didn't want to have anyone resign during the ipo process, because that doesn't look good. that might be part of it it's a little odd he actually resigned yesterday and we don't know it's a big role. we don't know, but it's a new company. give him a pass on not being quite as timely as they could have been. it's not a positive, but -- >> there's nothing edeviodevioue this guy managed the whole ipo process, he's the ceo of the company, and this was a massively botched deal this company should not have gone public. we talked about the timing of amazon -- >> is he taking the bullet by stepping down? >> of course listen, i mean, the bankers looked like fools, investors are upset, there needs to be a scalp and you got one. so to me, with i don't think there's anything that changed about this business. we know what's going on hear it was mispriced the company should probably not be public. >> the amazon deal, the head winds we have faced

. >> police say ryan styles look at this, look at this, st streaming down the beach could have hit peopleilled children and drove down the beach in clearwater florida. seen drinking alcohol. police were tipped off by people across the county watching it on facebook. and they were also tipped off by a woman who claimed styles hit the car before he drove on to the beach. >> this man was following us on the tail. and we could not get out of the way and he rammed up out of the way and went on the median and around the car. and left. >> what an idiot. police say styles threatened to ram police cars. thankfully no one was injured in the ordeal. >> all right. talk about finding a need until haystack. new york woman happy to be reunight the with her diamond ring after found at trash dump. she accidentally threw it out after placed on a paper towel while doing dishes and called her local antation department to tell them what happened and they found her ring burried in a 40 foot tall pile of gar garbage. >> every emotion runs through you and i open it up and there's my wedding band. s started screa

joel: i live down in port st. lucie, so i drive up here to help out.emonis: do any of you work here full-time? -alex: no. -lemonis: and do you pay them when they come? brad: not right now, no. i had three full-time employees. you know, our first 2 quarters of the year were pretty solid. summer hit us. we had a really bad summer in sales. and then, like, you know, we had guys here for 40 hours a week and only 20 hours worth of work to do. lemonis: i understand that, in the moment, it made sense for brad to let everybody go. there was no money. but you can't run a business with volunteers because the predictability of their schedule doesn't really line up with your requirement to deliver to the customer. what does this panel cost to make? break it down for me in pieces. what does the back panel of wood cost? brad: maybe $1.50. lemonis: how much are the interior guts? brad: you're looking at maybe $2. lemonis: how about the frame itself? brad: probably another $1.50. lemonis: how about the fabric? brad: $5 per yard, half a yard, $2.50. lemonis: and how mu

st. louis suburb has turned down the chance to lead the nation in recreational innovation? >> yeah. they were going to be trail blazers, sunset hills, missouri has rejected the notion to have the country's first water slide. you're looking at video of one in austria. they're apparently very popular in europe and the middle east. >> but sunset hills officials determined it would cost too much. the open-flume slide, as it's called would run at least $700,000. >> huh. instead, they were just encouraging people to get on a moving sidewalk and spray them with a hose. >> just hose them down as they go by. same effect. >> same effect. >>> all right, coming up. a family full of girls is about to add one more. >> we'll check out a dad's hilarious reaction after finding out he's having a girl for the fifth time. >>> but first, a popular tourist spot, to feel the awesome force of a jet engine raising questions about safety after one woman died while on vacation there. remember, you can find us on facebook at wnnfans.com and twitter abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." at with tampax pearl

st. louis, but the fate of some of the passengers. we had a project at the museum, my colleagues and i trekked down -- tracked down the passengers of the st. louis. we received the amazing collection at the museum in 2000 and in 20 -- 2007, we can go further and traced on their fate. thank you. any questions for our speakers? >> i have been spellbound by all that i have heard. i think the speaker -- i thank the speakers for coming in and providing this presentation an opportunity to learn. i guess as i was listening i kept thinking about how some would say history repeats itself and we very much are living in times which reminded me so much of what i just heard. is whatobvious question lessons, if any, our speaker would suggest the leaders of this country and its people might learn from this past experience? >> that is a very difficult question because it is hard to pull lessons --the more you drill down into the specifics of things, the more you recognize the difference between now and then but this history is really in theto me, immigration united states has always been challenged by people economic concerns, national security counci

please had not taken down the signs in st. paul and minneapolis.igns read, warning, twin cities police easily startled. this comes a week after a police officer fatally shot justine damond , after she called 911 to report a possible assault in her neighborhood. her death was the latest of several fatal officer-involved shootings in minnesota. >>> two luxury brands in the fashion industry are looking to join forces. michael kors is offering to buy jimmy choo anyone $.2 billion deal. michael kors has struggled to maintain its brand image with some of his signature purses and tote bags now selling for half their earlier prices. the stock has lost two thirds of its value since 2014 and it jimmy choo is considered a more luxurious line. some stockholders could reject the deal and demand a higher price. >>> disney is using technology to gain dash gauge the emotional response of moviegoers. research used artificial intelligence missions from 3200 test subjects. the scientists say after a few minutes, they could reliably predict a viewer's facial expressio