hello, this is bbc news with chris rogers.taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines at 11:30: the spanish government says the terror cell responsible for two van attacks has been dismantled, as the hunt continues for the suspect who may have driven the van. professor stephen hawking has clashed with health secretary jeremy hunt over the state of the nhs. the cambridge professor criticised the impact of government policies, and of the health secretary himself the prime minister of finland says the country has experienced it's first ever terror attack. a british paramedic was hurt in the incident, as he tried to protect two women from a man wielding a knife. tens of thousands of anti—racism demonstrators have gathered in boston to oppose a rally featuring far—right speakers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anne ashworth, who's associate editor at the times, and bonnie greer, the playwright and columnist at the new european. tomo

i'm chris rogers.ent says the terror cell responsible for two van attacks has been dismantled, as the hunt continues for the suspect who may have driven the van. spain's king felipe and queen letizia have visited the scene of the attack as 12 people remain in a critical condition in hospital. a war of words between professor stephen hawking and the health secretaryjeremy hunt over the state of the nhs. a british man injured in yesterday's knife attack in finland was stabbed as he tried to protect two women. thousands of anti—racism protesters have demonstrated in boston to oppose a rally featuring far—right speakers. and at 23:30, we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's papers in the paper review.

i'm chris rogers. our top stories: donald trump spells out his new policy for afghanistan. every weapon to apply swift, decisive and overwhelming force. 0ur troops will fight to win. four men are due to appear in court in spain accused of carrying out the barcelona terror attacks last week. and chasing the eclipse — we fly across america hunting the shadow of the moon at 40,000 feet. president trumps called it horrible and says it needs to be renegotiated or scrapped. today, it's south korea's turn at the negotiating table to save its trade deal with the us.

this is bbc news with chris rogers. the headlines. 18 people have been convicted of abusing vulnerable girls and young women in newcastle. the victims, some as young as m, were plied with alcohol and drugs before being forced to have sex. northumbia police have defended paying a convicted child rapist ten—thousand pounds to act as an informant during the investigation. the nspcc says it was ‘appalled' by the revelation. the us secretary of state has said that president trump threatened north korea with "fire and fury" because he wanted to send a strong message that kim jong—un would understand. police have named an 83—year—old man who was stabbed to death while walking his dog in norfolk as peter wrighton. his family said mr wrighton, from banham, was "a lovely, gentle husband, dad and grandfather". french police have shot and arrested a man suspected of ramming his car into a group of soldiers on patrol in paris this morning. six soldiers were injured in the attack. five men have appeared before magistrates in warringt

i'm chris rogers. the headlines at six. two lorry drivers are charged with causing death by dangerous driving, after eight people were killed in the m1 crash. a change in policy on brexit, labour says britain should stay in the single market and customs union for a period after the leaving the eu. a minute's silence has been held at the notting hill carnival in west london to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in a moment we will have more on our top story on the m1 crash when we join clive myrie and viewers to bbc one for a news summary. but first labour has committed to keeping the uk in the single market and customs union during a transition period after leaving the eu. writing in the observer, the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, said leaving both at once would be too risky. earlier i spoke to labour mp frank field. he said the party was still committed to a full brexit. jeremy is on a journey. where did he start and what did he say today? i have not been on

this is bbc news — i'm chris rogers.four foot sword outside buckingham palace. counter—terrorism police are investigating. cs gas was used as part of the arrest, and during the struggle, the individual repeatedly shouted the words "allahu akbar". in texas, hurricane harvey weakens after battering the coast with heavy rain and winds of 130 miles per hour. thousands of rail passengers face disruption as major train stations are affected by bank holiday engineering work. also in the next hour... lewis hamilton equals michael schumacher‘s all—time pole position record. the formula one star reached the landmark in qualifying for tomorrow's belgian grand prix.

i'm chris rogers. our top stories: donald trump spells out his new policy for afghanistan. no nation—building but no let—up in the battle against the taliban. we must ensure that they have every weapon to apply swift, decisive and overwhelming force. our troops will fight to win. four men are due to appear in court in spain accused of carrying out the barcelona terror attacks last week. and chasing the eclipse — we fly across america hunting the shadow of the moon at 40,000 feet. president trumps called it horrible and says it needs to be renegotiated or scrapped. today, it's south korea's turn at the negotiating table to save its trade deal with the us. promise and from the $6 billion loss to $6 billion profit. what a difference a year makes the mining giant bhp, boosted by commodity prices. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has made a prime time address to the american people, outlining his administration's vision of the us military‘s role in afghanistan. in front of a military audience at fort myer, he said he'd changed his mind about a speedy withdrawal fro

my name is chris rogers.ter a us navy ship collides with a merchant vessel in waters near singapore. new details have emerged about the carousel suspected of carrying out the barcelona attack. police say 12 suspects spent six months planning it. -- suspects spent six months planning it. —— terror cell. a once in a lifetime spectacle: millions prepare to see the first solar eclipse to cross the usa, in 99 years. hello. i am hello. iam ben hello. i am ben bland.

this is bbc news — i'm chris rogers.he headlines at 4: eight people are killed in a crash involving a mini bus and two lorries on the m1 near milton keynes. three officers are injured, while arresting a man with a four foot sword outside buckingham palace. counter—terrorism police are investigating. cs gas was used as part of the arrest, and during the struggle, the individual repeatedly shouted the words "allahu akbar". in texas, hurricane harvey weakens after battering the coast with heavy rain and winds of 130 miles per hour. thousands of rail passengers face disruption as major train stations are affected by bank holiday engineering work. also in the next hour... lewis hamilton equals michael schumacher‘s all—time pole position record. the formula one star reached the landmark in qualifying for tomorrow's belgian grand prix. and in half an hour — with brexit talks about to re—start, has the blizzard of british policy papers dazzled or dazed the europeans? dateline london will discuss that, and more. good afternoon an

chris rogers bbc news . that was one of the most memorable moments of the presidential campaign and now hillary clinton has written about the second debate wed donald trump if you remember stood right behind us. it's multiple a new book what happened which comes out on september the twelfth. but already some excerpts have been released off mrs clinton reading passages. take a listen. it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was literally breathing down my neck. my skin crawled. it was one of those moments where you wish you could hit pause. and ask everyone watching. well. what would you do? do you stay calm keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space. or do you turn look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly back up you creep get away from me. and a short time ago i discussed the comments with laura meckler who covet hillary clinton's race on the twenty sixteen presidential campaign for the wall street journal. no that's just extraordinary anecdote but you will with hillary clin

i'm chris rogers. after a tip off from police in spain. typhoon hato hits mainland china with hurricane force winds and torrential rain. it's left at least six people dead in macau and hong kong. australia's deputy prime minister barnaby joyce and other government figures battle in court to save their seats in parliament mountains of questions for the world's central bankers as they gather injackson hole wyoming for their annual meeting. plus, dying with dignity — but at what financial cost? we look at the growing bill for end—of—life care, as part of our week long series on the business of death.

my name is chris rogers. these are our top stories: ten sailors are missing after a us navy ship collides with a merchant vessel in waters near singapore. new details have emerged about the carousel suspected of carrying out the barcelona attack. police say 12 suspects spent six months planning it. -- suspects spent six months planning it. —— terror cell. a once in a lifetime spectacle: millions prepare to see the first solar eclipse to cross the usa, in 99 years. hello. i am hello. iam ben hello. i am ben bland. round one of the nafta talks are now complete, but huge differences remain as the us, canada and mexico try to hold together one of the world's biggest free trade zones. and russia's biggest oil company is leading a $13 billion deal which will secure it thousands of petrol stations across india. hello and welcome to the programme. the us navy says ten sailors are missing and five have been injured after one of its ships collided with an oil tanker off the coast of singapore. the uss john mccain, a gu

this is bbc news with chris rogers.n in newcastle.

i'm chris rogers. the headlines at 6pm... officials confirm that seven—year—old british boy, julian cadman, died in the attack in barcelona. his mother is still in hospital. spain's king and queen attend a special mass in the city to honour those killed in the attacks. police say the terror cell had collected more than 120 gas cannisters in the house which exploded in alcaner. here — cold—callers who scam people out of their pension could soon face fines of up to half a million pounds. 700 people have died in floods across south asia. the red cross say five million people are affected in bangladesh alone. and around the world in much more than 80 days... 12 racing yachts set sail from liverpool on their 40,000 mile round the world trip in the clipper world yacht race. the final sprint, the final chapter, the final win for mo farah. and farewell from farah in his final uk track race — more in sportsday in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. it's been confirmed that a seven—year—old boy who'd

i'm chris rogers. the headlines at 11:00: the spanish government says the terror cell responsible for two van attacks has been dismantled, as the hunt continues for the suspect who may have driven the van. spain's king felipe and queen letizia have visited the scene of the attack as 12 people remain in a critical condition in hospital. a war of words between professor stephen hawking and the health secretaryjeremy hunt over the state of the nhs. a british man injured in yesterday's knife attack in finland was stabbed as he tried to protect two women. thousands of anti—racism protesters have demonstrated in boston to oppose a rally featuring far—right speakers. and at 23:30, we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's papers in the paper review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. spain's interior minister says the terror cell behind the attacks there this week has been broken up. officials believe the cell consisted of 12 young men, most of them moroccan nationals. one man, younes abuyaaquoub, is still at l

i'm chris rogers. the headlines at 8pm: 17 men and one women are convicted of abusing girls and young women over several yea rs in newcastle. their youngest victim was just fourteen. despite the abuses they've suffered the victims have demonstrated great bravery in recounting their experiences in court. northumbria police defend paying a convicted child rapist 10,000 pounds to assist the investigation. there are dangerous men behind bars and vulnerable people protected, that would not have been the case if we had not used that informant. the us says president trump's warning that he'll bring "fire and fury" to north korea was delivered in language that its leader would understand. the 83—year—old man killed while walking his dogs in norfolk is named as peter wrighton. his family says he was "a lovely, gentle husband, dad and grandfather". also, ten years on from the financial crisis. we find out how some of those affected at the time are faring now. and mo farah starts his campaign for another medal at

i'm chris rogers. our top stories: on terror alert in rotterdam — a rock show is cancelled at the last minute after a tip off from police in spain. typhoon hato hits mainland china with hurricane force winds and torrential rain. it's left at least six people dead in macau and hong kong. australia's deputy prime minister barnaby joyce and other government figures battle in court to save their seats in parliament mountains of questions for the world's central bankers as they gather injackson hole wyoming for their annual meeting. plus, dying with dignity — but at what financial cost? we look at the growing bill for end—of—life care, as part of our week long series on the business of death. on a tip—off from spanish police, dutch authorities have ordered the last minute cancellation of a rock concert in the south—western city of rotterdam. the city's mayor said they'd been warned a terror attack was being planned on a gig by an american band. it's believed the incident was not connected to last week's att

good morning from bbc london news, i'm chris rogers.p for hampstead & kilburn, tulip siddiq, told bbc london the lack of free school meals during the summer was exacerbating food poverty. the school holidays bill proposes that ten pence in every pound raised by the sugary drinks levy goes towards funding meals during the break. the financial firm deloitte warns nearly one in three of london's jobs could be at risk from technology over the next ten to 20 years. this is especially true in the so called low skilled economy where they are eight times more likely to be replaced than jobs that pay £100,000 or more. but they also say technology is leading to the creation of new opportunities. in the last 15 years technology has made big changes, so we've probably lost jobs, lost half made big changes, so we've probably lostjobs, lost half of made big changes, so we've probably lost jobs, lost half of secretary alljobs, half of clericaljobs, we lost two thirds of travel agents and two thirds of librarians due to the impact of technology but the

the rain is gone, meteorologist karen rogers in for chris sowers. she is going to update you on the forecast. we should reach the upper 80s today. >>> a new class action lawsuit targets a specific robo call and you may be able to cash in on this. lawsuit claims the row sort marketing group broke the law when calling consumers offering free cruises on royal and caribbean and norwegian cruise lines. anyone who received calls between 2009 and 2014 may be eligible up to $900. you have until november 3 to make a claim. >>> costco will pay a fine for selling tiffany engagement rings that are not actually made by the company. tiffany filed a clainlt --in in 2013. costco says it will appeal the ruling. >>> billionaire bill gates gave away 64 million shares of microsoft in june that's worth about $4.6 billion which represents 5% of his personal fortune. bloomberg said this is the biggest donation since 2000. it's clear where all the money went. parodontax the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have

." >>> meteorologist chris sowers is off, meteorologist karen rogers joins us this weekend with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. glad to have you, how we looking this weekend? >> reporter: we are looking better than the pictures. with the humidity we got the downpours and flooding through the area. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live double scan. this is a much better view, isn't it. you can see dry conditions in the area. there might be a drizzle drop in dover and cape may. these all that's left of the storms. there you see the front limping off the coast. yes we are starting out with clouds. it's humid right now. you can see the clearing to the west. in pittsburgh we have clear skies. we'll see bright sunshine today much different today than yesterday. it starts off feeling sticky, look at the dewpoints. once you hit 70 it is down right oppressive. we're well into the 70s, philadelphia, millville, cape may. it feels horribly humid. the dewpoints that are in the mid 70s are going to drop into the 60s feeling slightly humid more like august than the tropics.

chris rogers is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the day's news.g, victoria. the former scottish labour leader kezia dugdale has exclusively told this programme she had to come out as gay after being outed by a magazine. the member of the scottish parliament — who recently quit as leader — says when she asked for her quotes on her sexuality not to be included, her request was ignored. dugdale is one of a number of politicians asked by this programme about what it was like opening up about their sexuality. i would always answer honestly, but then i would say "i would prefer you don't use that. i don't talk about it. i don't think it matters". and up until that day, everybody had respected that. and then that one journalist decided it was a story, so ijust had to suck it up. i had to make some phone calls, speak to a few people, tidy it up, make the best of it that i could, but it wasn't under my control, and i do regret that. i think it was unfair. we will bring you more on that story in the next few minutes. a law banning so—called legal highs in t

i‘m chris rogers. the headlines at six.to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in a moment we will have more on our top story on the m1 crash

i'm chris rogers.ewcastle. their youngest victim was just fourteen. despite the abuses they've suffered the victims have demonstrated great bravery in recounting their experiences in court. northumbria police defend paying a convicted child rapist 10,000 pounds to assist the investigation. there are dangerous men behind bars and vulnerable people protected, that would not have been the case if we had not used that informant. the us says president trump's warning that he'll bring "fire and fury" to north korea was delivered in language that its leader would understand. the 83—year—old man killed while walking his dogs in norfolk is named as peter wrighton. his family says he was "a lovely, gentle husband,

thank you to the young kids there. >> 5:42 a.m., karen rogers in for chris sowers. better news in store. >> reporter: i like the timing of this. 2.6 inches of rain in sinking springs in 50 minutes. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing right now nothing more than sinkle, that's in cape u can see how things cleared out in the region. let's go outside and show you what it looks like right now, sky6 live hd looking live righte where we c lot up above through let's check the numbers for you, as youook ar region. right now we'reoo e temperature, the dewpoint 73 degrees, the winds are out of the west at 7 miles per hour, the pressure is holding steady, the ocean temperature is 75.here's a look. we'll see today a high of 89 degrees, partly sunny skies, we're starting off with clouds, as you step outside in the wake of the storms you have a good amount of cloud cover. 10:00 a.m., partly sunny skies, the rest of the afternoon is going to be nice with sunshine. lunchtime, 84. #3:00 p.m., 87. 6:00 p.m., 87 degrees. what will change during the day, how it feels. we have oppr

. >>> those stories in a moment, but first outside we go meteorologist karen rogers in for chris sowersat we got? >> rely humidtellite and rng the cloudseated to the storms from yesterday breaking a part.eeeunshin brs picking tt work region it's going to be a nice day today. let's look at the numbers in the area. the dewpoint 72. within the next hour we'll seetg better than it did than just an hour ago. 76 dewpoint in millville. very humid through the region. through the day, drier air mixes in. by the afternoon it will feel slightly humid not too oppressive. 68 in quakertown and pottstown. 72 in coatsville. waking up in media, 73 degrees partly sunny, skies, 76 rather warm already in center city. in the suburbs in new jersey, and delaware you're looking at 72 in browns mills. 74 in surf city and brigantine. 72 in vineland, new jersey. 73 in dover, delaware.re a looks going to go. partly sunny overall today. a bit more cloud cover to start, more sunshine to end with. 7:00 a.m., 74. lunchtime, 84. you're in the upper 80s by the high, 889. 89. by the afternoon hours feeling less humid, th

those stories but first outside we go meteorologist karen rogers in for chris sowers, it was a bit humid and sticky this morning, karen. >> reporter: you can say it's a bit humid because you're inside. i'm sweating it's disgusting. you will need the shades out here too. satellite and radar i want to show you a close up view, the clouds we started with this morning are breaking up. we'll see a good amount of sunshine. overall partly sunny skies good looking day heading your way. doesn't feel so great. the point has dropped a little bit, 73 to 68. 76 dewpoint in millville and 73 in dover. the drier air mass is working in slowly by the afternoon it will be slightly humid not too bad. 79 degrees in philadelphia. 82 in millville. 77 degrees on the boards in ac.76 degrees in cape may. here's how the day will go. we're starting off with clouds and sun by the late afternoon it's full-on sunshine. 89 is the high today very warm today. by the afternoon it will be sticky not as oppressive as right now. 5:00 p.m., 88. the high today 89 degrees. if you're in the far northwest suburbs if you're in the

leadership change that had been instituted the night before for the boss's foul mood where chris christie, rudy giuliani, roger rails who is advising trump, paul manafort, jared and ivanka were yachting. trump who had been stewing about chaos in the campaign exploded at manafort, how can anybody allowing article that says your campaign is rfed up? i will self censor here, that is not precisely what trump said. it was more graphic. trump demanded to know furious at his portrayal and reports his aides were going on television in an effort to reach him. you think you got to go on tv to talk to me, he shouted? you treat me like a baby. am i a baby to your? i said her like a little baby and watch tv and you talk to me? am i a baby? the room fell silent. manafort took it in stride. was not the first time trump had lost his temper. while he had been demoted he had not been fired. manafort to his condominium, there is a printout of an article set to run the next morning in the new york times, explained how ukrainian government and anticorruption team made a secret handwritten leisure. and $12.7 million and previously

those stories but first outside we go meteorologist karen rogers in for chris sowers, it was a bit humidou can say it's a bit humid because you're inside. i'm sweating it's disgusting. you will need the shades out here too. satellite and radar i want to show you a close up view, the clouds we started with this morning are breaking up. we'll see a good amount of sunshine. overall partly sunny skies good looking day heading your way. doesn't feel so great. the point has dropped a little bit, 73 to 68. 76 dewpoint in millville and 73 in dover. the drier air mass is working in slowly by the afternoon it will be slightly humid not too bad.

. >> >>> news 4 chris gordon went to local historians for answers. >> police are protecting the court roger taney. the maryland state house trust voted to remove it from the grounds where it has sat the past 140 years. retired lawyer voted to remove the statute because of the decision taney authored in the scott case. >> it was absolutely racist. and it might have been par for the course at the time, but did not -- >> mr. edison says the maryland decision became urgent after seeing the violence in charlottesville over the statute of confederate general robert e. lee. history professor who teaches at american university believes that all confederate statutes should be taken down but not destroyed. >> i do think there should be an effort made to put these statutes in a museum typesetting where people can come this point and why we're felt the need, the come pugs at this point to take them down. >> if other people feel like they need to come down, i like the idea of them being put into context. >> there are more than 700 statutes honoring confederate soldiers throughout the united states, some

chris christie and a state attorney general. chapman says the bail reform legislation they passed led to the april killing of christian rogers. >> all he was doing was walking home from a convenience store. >> reporter: according to police, rogers was shot and killed by a man who had been arrested for weapons offenses and released under the state's new bail guidelines. attorney daniel rosenberg broke down the guideline change. >> the idea is the size of your bank account doesn't determine whether or not you're released pretrial. >> reporter: he says rather than someone's pretrial release is now determined in the state by two scales. >> one of them is your failure to appear score. another one is your the risk that you'll commit another offense. and you could have a 1 and a 1. that suggests you're likely to be released. a 6 and a 6 means you're likely to be detained. >> reporter: since january a new report shows the number of pretrial incarcerations had dropped more than 20% statewide, figures deemed a success by most, but not all. >> you guys let this out when he shouldn't have been. >> reporter: it should be noted that under thi

chris christie, not with south jersey. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogersologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> we continue to follow breaking developments in the deadly terror attack in barcelona, spain. a van careened down the popular district hitting locals and tourists. it's an all too familiar scene of terror. the big news is terror in barcelona. 13 people are dead and 80 others were injured after being mowed down by that white van and police have taken two people into custody but police say that neither was the driver and isis has claimed responsibility. the attack happened in the las ramblas district on the wide boulevard for pedestrians only. but at 5:00 p.m. local time witnesses say that a driver sped through the landmark section of townsending people flying into the air. and vice president mick pence condemned the attack during an appearance in panama. >> the latest images of carnage and mayhem sicken us all. as the president said, the united states condemns this terror attack and we will do whatever is necessary to help. >> the u.s. officials

chris christie and a state attorney general. chapman says the bail reform legislation they passed led to the april killing of christian rogers. >> all he was doing was walking home from a convenience store. >> reporter: according to police, rogers was shot and killed by a man who had been arrested for weapons offenses and released under the state's new bail guidelines. attorney daniel rosenberg broke down the guideline change. >> the idea is the size of your bank account doesn't determine whether or not you're released pretrial. >> reporter: he says rather than someone's pretrial release is now determined in the state by two scales. >> one of them is your failure to appear score. another one is your the risk that you'll commit another offense. and you could have a 1 and a 1. that suggests you're likely to be released. a 6 and a 6 means you're likely to be detained. >> reporter: since january a new report shows the number of pretrial incarcerations had dropped more than 20% statewide, figures deemed a success by most, but not all. >> you guys let this out when he shouldn't have been. >> reporter: it should be noted that under thi

roger's side take on the kazakhstan champions astana at celtic park. in a minute we'll have a word with former chelsea and everton player pat nevin. but first here's chriswith all you need to know about tonight's match. a little—known opposition the celtics this evening, but do not be falls, this is huge for the scottish premiership champions‘ progression, there's premiership champions‘ progression, there‘s a pot of £25 million but it‘s all about the prestige, the big nights under the lights for europe‘s best and this is where brendan rodgers believes that it‘s they belong. —— babe along. rodgers believes that it‘s they belong. -- babe along. we've got to fight over these last two games to arrive there, knowing the team is in arrive there, knowing the team is in a much better place. they've played asta na a much better place. they've played astana before and not out, 3—2 aggregate win. brendan rodgers believes his side have progressed and matured. in fact, they have not tasted defeat here since barcelona came here 266 days ago. the people packing out the stadium find me will hope for a great run this evening. pat nevin joins us now. they want to make wa

rogers has sports including eagles phillies and union. every year south js more and more tax money to trenton, steve sweeney and chris christie.eeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. >>> police in cedar rapids iowa says that yesterday's eclipse helped them capture a man on the most warranted list. they were running surveillance on darius blue and spotted him leaving a home to see the solar eclipse. but at first blue tried to run away and officers caught up and made the arrest. >> millions of us took time yesterday to check out the eclipse. before the moon shadow raced across the u.s. the top questio was how to view a solar eclipse without glasses. today's top search is seeing spots. searches how do you know if the eclipse damaged your eyes spiked by more than 4,000% over the past 24 hours, local die doctors tell us they have a few people come in and call but

chris last night recorded his 1500 career strikeout in toronto. fastest pitcher ever to get to 1500 strikeout. speaking of new york, rogere. an 18-year-old with the upset. they go to prevail in the end then it goes to senate team in zero, all-time in first round action. in 2008, chicago cubs anthony rizzo was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. yesterday was celebrated for 3.5-inch dollars donation to the lurie children's hospital of chicago. >> it means a lot to me because, to be able to get back and do this type of work is so much better than winning the world's theories. or doing anything on the baseball field. just because my family has been through it. so many families here are going through it. it's really a gift of life. >> up in the foundation raises money for children with cancer and their families. brazil 44.com. lauren: such good samaritan stories. we really have. fox news headlines 24/7 unserious xm channel 115. coming up, the euro at its highest level. global markets certainly bouncing back in. we will tell you why when we go live to london. ♪ my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new web

chris, i think we saw it may out with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. there is an average your party right now that bernie sanders really appealed to. what's happening with that? >> will rogerse didn't belong to an organized party, he was a democrat. sometimes that happens with the party. but i think once a real leader emerges, someone to challenge the president in 2020, you will see unification behind that. i still think all politics is local when it comes to congress. i think the messages delivered across the country is what their member of congress are doing for them. the republicans promised better healthcare than obamacare. trish: i think about the republican party and what it is and what donald trump is and what he represents. he doesn't fit any classic box. does this suggest -- and don't forget, guys, all the democrats that voted for him, think about the rest. there is an opportunity there. if the democrats continue with this super progressive move towards the take take take and redistribute, redistribute. do they run the risk of actually losing those hard-core, traditionally hard-core democrats who are the hard-working democrats in the rust belt. >> i think they are.

chris lawrence, thank you more breaking news right now in the fall out from that weekend violence in charlottesville, maryland governor larry hogan is pointing the crowd to call for the removal of justice roger taney from the grounds of maryland state capitol. he was the chief justice and called african-americans inferior and not worthy of u.s. sin ship, meanwhile the family of the mother killed in saturday's violence in virginia is preparing tonight for her memorial service. and some of the victims who survivored injuries are filing first lawsuits now. we have team coverage, we begin with bureau chief, she's live where hundreds gathered tomorrow to pay their respects. >> hi, jim, well there is a special tonight on the mark key of the paramount theater. it reads heather heyer gone but not forgotten. as this town tries to move on and heal from those violent clashes over the weekend. there is still also some tension here tonight that the confrontations might not, yet, be over. the robert e. lee statute marked the site of violence clashes saturday. still the scene of tension there today. this woman rushed when she learned a man with a confederate flag and rifle had showed up. she said he was in

rogers had been arrested 28 times for violent times. three days before he shot and killed christian he had been arrested as a felon carrying a .9 millimeter gun in his car. because of chris christie's policies he was released into the community. cheryl: bail reform to you is a huge national issue. you are using your reality show to focus attention on it. >> the reason i don't go 100 miles an hour on the highway is because i will get a ticket and someone could get hurt. there is no accountability anymore. if you go to jail, the computer asks you questions. in the jails they say what did you say to get out. it's instantly picked up by the rest of the inmates. the computer decide whether you are a good risk or not. and the computer says several felony convictions. computer said there is no danger. low risk. cheryl: president trump was up here in new york last friday. he got a lot of criticism because he said in full of a roomful of law enforcement, you are being too nice to criminals. people say he was encouraging police brutality. >> i don't support police brutality but i do support you are being too nice to them. and they are scared. when i was growing up you get in the c

chris harrison on it. thank you. >>> coming up your getaway guide to last-minute vacations. stay with us. >> ♪ >> hello everyone, 8:27 on this tuesday august 22nd. i'm matt o'donnell. karen rogers vehicle pileup and it's only one of two accidents on the same roadway. this is i-95 northbound just y see the seven vehicles all jammed together right here? penndot and police on the scene. that's blocking the left lane. but that's just within the backlog of the original accident that's involving an overturned vehicle. somebody flipped right over. what is going on today? we have had horrible accidents and a lot of them on your highways. this is the latest one, i-95 northbound near girard. two accidents, one overturned, another involving seven vehicles out here. so you're jammed from penn's landing to past girard. southbound your usual delay jammed there as well. 295 northbound at route 130 another accident here. the second one on 295 and we're seeing good five to 10 minute delays right there, matt. >> thank you, karen. the humidity is coming back today. here's dave murphy with the accuweather forecast. david. >> it's here, matt. muggy, cloudy right now although the sun is trying to br