do you remember the front? son: and they were operating with the acknowledgment of the thai government there on the border, right? >> thompson: did you meet with hoang co minh? >> thompson: our understanding is the front, that they had about 200 fighters on your border, and they made several attempts to get into vietnam through laos. >> thompson: more than that? >> thompson: do you think it's possible that the u.s. was supporting this group? >> thompson: these people had rocket launchers, assault rifles. where do you think those came from? do you think it was the u.s.? >> thompson: i wasn't going to get anything more concrete out of the prime minister general, but i find more traces of the front's presence here. a book by a former front soldier. the soldier's unwilling to go on camera, but he claims to have survived one of the front's failed missions. (computer dings) and his emails to me are full of fascinating detail. (phone dings) he says the front demanded total obedience. no one was allowed to leave the bas

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when we look at the front page of the daily mail, the front page of the daily mail, the lost boy of barcelonaona, you get the feeling that the royal family and everybody is reading stories like this. terrorism doesn't work when you look at las ramblas tonight, does it? it unites people. they are adopting the keep calm and carry on, we will not give in to terror. that has always been the policy here. this story is really very difficult to read. the father of this poor child, flying in from australia. he is going to possibly go to the morgue. there are some other people, other newspapers saying that somebody has been found. they also fill in a great deal of detail in the inside pages. about the nature of the attack planned. how much more extensive the terror cell was. they were planning until the very last moment. on a deeper level, it helps sauce to stay connected with this in a real way. what is happening, and this leads into the sunday telegraph story, terrorism experts say this will be oui’ terrorism experts say this will be our reality for the next 20 years. we are already processing in th

i am disappointed to see this as the front—page story. s serious, but it is not for the first page. —— there are many serious. serious, but it is not for the first page. -- there are many serious. you can argue that... it is an important story that... is this the only time this has happened? there is no context. what on earth is the council doing having something like this happen that so obviously is going to have terrible repercussions? if the press get hold of it, as theyjust did... alarm bells should be ringing. the child was crying saying she does not understand arabic. she also said she was made to it on the floor. this story will not go away because mps demanded a review. that is the splash. we have not looked inside, i am reading what's on the front.“ that a great witness for the courts to be admitted to her? is there a bit of racism creeping in?|j to be admitted to her? is there a bit of racism creeping in? i will jump bit of racism creeping in? i will jump in. we approached tower hamlets council for jump in. we approached tower ha

and finally the photo on front of the independent says it all.lions of americans were amazed by a total solar eclipse which swept the us from coast to coast. it lasted almost three minutes in some places, as the moon's shadow raced across the earth at a speed of almost 2,500 kilometres per hour. with us is iain anderson, who's founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. they give arejoining they give are joining us, iain. they give arejoining us, iain. it really cause incredible shadows. so moron that in a moment. the latest developments in spain features on the front of most papers, including the front of most papers, including the irish times, which focused on suspected driver in the barcelona attack, and his grisly end. yes, very rapid, a clinical response from the spanish authorities. it looked like —— it looks like they've got most of the cell. four are going to court today. it looks like they have wrapped up an investigation alongside actually getting the people that did this. that is what they say... that is what they

there are cabinets built into the rear of the front seat. they could be used to store guns in the event of emergency if the secret service were to need them to protect the president. several things you would not see on the typical car. a siren in the front, red lights to be used to get attention and get people out of the way. we can look at another car that came after world war ii and was used by a few of roosevelt's successors. looking at a 1950 lincoln cosmopolitan used by president harry truman and president kennedy. it is most often associated with president eisenhower. as originally built, the car was a convertible. it did not have the plexiglas top. that is credited to eisenhower. he had seen vehicles like this in europe during the war and thought that might be handy for the president of vehicle. it is not armored. the war was over, there is no of security to be a vital concern. but it does provide protection from the weather. in the event it rains, the president can have some protection. it is sectioned. it can be taken apart and stuck

laughter and now the front page of the times.other big issue for the president in his in trade. —— in tray. theresa may slams north korea over the missile fired overjapan. she is injapan at the moment. over the missile fired overjapan. she is in japan at the moment. we love a bit of international excitement, and the possibility of a missile test and a text message saying, get down in the middle of the night for —— but theresa may is injapan and she has said she is outraged over the missile which has been fired overjapan. president trump has said all options are on the table, which is a less gung ho approach than when he previously had when he was warning if you go and do this again, we will take immediate action. the question we were asking before we came on air, what can people actually do? the answer is not very much. the only country that has any serious leveraged is the chinese and they are not going to wa nt chinese and they are not going to want millions of people crashing over their border if north korea colla pses, over t

that's probably the front right there in toward western ohio. and we're going to track that as it heads our way. this afternoon if you are traveling west -- if you're going to the beach, you're in if you're going out toward garrett county, maybe pittsburgh or morgantown or the shenandoah, yeah, you gotta watch out for some showers and storms late afternoon, early evening. that threat will get closer to us, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, but it will also be dissipating with the loss of the daytime heating. here comes the front overnight, dryer air builds in tomorrow. it is going to be really nice for the afternoon. tomorrow night almost cool in spots. i think you may be able to open a window in many of the suburbs. sunday looks great, and as i told you, there goes that by monday morning. showers start north and west, but we are potentially looking at a yellow weather alert come monday. but, hey, we get a good weekend out of it. 92 today, some evening storms, over in most spots by midnight. 71 tonight. that's national. low- to mid-60s in the outer suburbs. 84

we have the front page, maybe they comment further in the paper.uppose the argument they might put is that they are travelling, they are working, they are having meetings as they travel. just possibly putting it out there. absolutely put it out there. and the story will come back again and again, iam story will come back again and again, i am sure thejournalist story will come back again and again, i am sure the journalist will be on their case. streaming services. disney, yes. let's move over, because we only have one minute to go. i am interested in the story on the front of gulf news. if you want to know about disney, is on a website, they are breaking up with netflix. and india women post— midnight selfies to mock a politician who made a tricky comment. i would almost say an inappropriate comment. i love the way they are making the point, doing it with humour, that actually women are free agents and why can't they be out after midnight? i love the fa ct be out after midnight? i love the fact that it has come alive and people... i think in india

the president should always be in front of the group. there were also grab handles on the back and along the front and side for secret service agents to hold on to the vehicle, and a couple of platforms on the rear bumper for agents to ride to protect the president and his passengers. presidential motorcade were evolving at the time. they could still be fairly modest affairs. he would be in the car with perhaps a few police cars as exports -- as escorts. then as now, the greatest honor and status symbol would be to be able to ride in the car with the president himself. particularly important dignitaries or people roosevelt was trying to woo, perhaps because of congress -- perhaps members of congress. star are a couple of cabinets built into the rear of the front seat that can be used to store weapons in the event of an emergency if the secret service needed it to protect the president. several things you would see on a typical car. , red lightshe front so it could be used to get attention and get people out of the way. with that, we can

and the front page of the ft, the weekend edition.ang up his boots after running in london. they have a story about liver. travis kalanick, the former chief executive, he has now been ousted, but he wants to have a say in the future direction of uber. they also have an interesting story here about the royal bank of scotland. rbs braced for the threat of a hard brexit with an amsterdam contingency plan. 0bviously an amsterdam contingency plan. obviously we spoke about that earlier this week, with rbs saying that a fewjobs, about 150, would be based in holland in the netherlands. just as it is preparing to brexit, as the uk leads the eu. peter russia will be with us with papers later on. the main stories this morning: mo farah has secured a 10th straight global title at the athletics championships in london. he begins his long goodbye. prosecutors in the us say a british computer expert has admitted to creating software that steals ba n k admitted to creating software that steals bank details, an allegation his lawyer denies. here's jay

the front wall and the front facade however were left in tact. what's out there today in the front of the building is original. from 1829. another original feature of the state house is the floor on which we are standing. this floor is italian marble. the tiles on the floor are individual tiles. tiny tiles which were laid one tile at a time. it took a year and a half. to lay all the tiles on the floor. occupying obvious space of honor here in the middle of the hall of flags ss a bust of baxter. governor of maine from 1921 to 25. he's hon norred for his extremely generous gift to maine. after his public life around 1931, until his death in 1969. governor purchased using his own money. he purchased about 200,000 acres of the land. which he then of course gave to the state of maine. and that land now comprises a state park, which is appropriately named in his honohonor there's hunting allowed in only 25% of the park. he intended it as a wildlife refuge. margaret chase smith. she was from. she had the distinction of having been the first woman in thi

and hopefully they won't be too severe when the front crosses. m expecting some the scattered storms with heavy. it will be humid as we're near 90 if the not 91. the front moves through by saturday morning. if there will likely be east of 95. we clear out in the afternoon and we bring in not just cooler air, but less humid air. we should keep that going into sunday night before more changes are ahead. we'll show you not a lot developing during the day but i think there will likely be a few more than the futurecast is showing. what you see at 6:00 here is our line getting closer and by midnight maybe a pretty good line along interstate 81 that tries to move through northern suburbs about two in the mornlg clearing out by the time you wake up saturday morning. upper 80s, suburbs, low 90 south and west of town and as the front swings on through we bring in a refreshing change for saturday and sun. your fox5 seven day forecast, how about 85-degrees on saturday and sunday? if there are any clouds left over pretty early the weekend is looking good. mond

so, the front is pushing through. ing all the cloud cover off to the east. the rain, too. it was a rainy early morning in new york city but they're drying out now. rain is headed into the western suburbs of boston. eventually they'll get some showers so if you're heading north and east just keep that in mind. here's the slow moving cold front. behind it temperatures are nice and refreshing. we've got 50's and 60's up there through parts of ohio. forecast for today hard to beat. we get into sunshine, mostly humid. it will be a little on the breezy side with winds out of the north-northwest at about 10 to 20 miles per hour. high temperature in the city today 83 degrees which is about six or 7 degrees or so cooler than what we should be and again, this weekend looks really, really nice. tomorrow 85. keep in mind tomorrow night and monday next chance of rain coming on through but it's a dry weekend. annie, back over to you. >> ♪ >> all right, time now is 7:33 and we're following some breaking news out of northeast d.c. ear

first off, a reminder of what some of the front pages will look like tomorrow morning. ys that the brexit talks between the uk and the eu have descended into a slanging match with the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier being called ‘unhelpful‘. whereas the times picks up the frustration of the other side in its headline: ‘it‘s time to get serious, brussels tells britain'. the ft says that theresa may is set for disappointment this week so the paper claims, the japanese government won't rush into free—trade talks with the uk. the metro reports that the driver, accused of killing eight people in a motorway crash on the m1, was twice over the drink—drive limit. the lead in the express is that arthritis sufferers, who take ibuprofen for pain relief, are greater risk of high blood are at greater risk of high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke. the daily mail highlights the case of a five—year—old christian, of a five—year—old christian girl, who it says, was forced to live with muslim foster carers. that is some of our front pages. let's kick—off. we start with the t

current set up, cold front, high pressure will be quickly filtering in through the back side of the front as we go through the rest of the morning, into the afternoon. you can see the front completely off the coast well into the mid-morning hours, plenty of sunshine for thus afternoon, sunday, looks like it, will wake up to maybe a few light clouds out there. and then overall, even though it looks like it could be maybe few clouds here or thereon sunday afternoon, i really think we are going to be on the sunny side every things. 81 degrees today at the shore. doesn't get much better than this, low humidity, plenty of sunshine for us, eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 82 for the high in the city. we go with 81 tomorrow. so look being at pretty much a great weekends. more rounds of thunderstorm activity monday, high of 80. then, jan, another rounds of some very comfortable conditions for the middle of the week. >> matt, another good saturday to sleep in and then head outdoors. >> absolutely. >> all right, thank you. >> cbs-3 summer fest head today stone harbor and avalon this week, alo

he went over to the front door, knocked, nothing happened. went to the back door nothing happened. he came to the porch again, the front porch and my neighbor doesn't use air conditioner very much. he always has the window open a couple of inches. so this gentleman saw that, took the screen off, opened up the window, climbed in. at that point there was another man in the truck. you couldn't really see it because it has dark windows. he got out of the truck real fast. went onto the porch and jumped in the house through the window. so then shortly after that i was on the phone with 911 for about 45 minutes and in the interim the police came. and so they were out there far while. all of a sudden my neighbor came out of the house with another young fellow dressed in normal clothes and he must have been in his maybe early 20s. i don't know whether he was a friend of mr. buyers but they both came out. >> mr. buyers is your neighbor? >> caller: yes. he came out and they jumped on them as far as -- as threw them on the ground, my neighbor and this yo

kmarnd of anything trying to move from the front side of that fort. >> for the gunners that were here, it worked out great. what happened they were starting to get picked off one by one. to show up at this gun was instant death, as the gunners were all dead. union forces were able to push them out of the way and into this area. this was the main focal point for a lot of these union forces that were trying to push into this fortification to capture it. they started coming up over sides of the fort as well into the marsh. >> up on top of the fort, this would have been the first traverse of shepherd's battery. in here would have been a 32 pound rifled cannon. you would have two cannons in this location. this gun is a reproduction, we do fire this gun for programs a lot. it would have a 32 pound iron ball about two miles maximum range it is still loud enough that people many miles away from here can here this gun going off. during the january attack, what occurred, they literally started gathering at the front of the fort as they were in here trying to work these guns and trying to defend

satellite and radar as the warm front lifts through, we get into unstable sector here before the coldront aishes, -- arrives, again with dewpoints climbing it may be all we need to spark a shower or thunderstorm. 9:00 a.m., leftover showers across cape may county over the mouth of the delaware bay. everybody else dry. 1:00 p.m., cloudy skies, piques of sunshine, maybe one or two areas a pop-up, nothing too significant. that will be the trend throughout the afternoon. 5:00 p.m., clouds and sun, maybe a pop up in some locations. as the cold front comes in here, between 5:00 p.m. anne 7:00 p.m. that's when we have our best shot of seeing a late late-day r or thunderstorm. peeks of sunshine, a thunderstorm thrown in there late. 82 degrees is the forecasted high. winds light out of the southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. going hour by hour, the general idea lots of clouds, leftover showers, peeks of sun throughout date before the late-day shower or thunderstorm arrives. musikfest, lee bryce and justin moore that's the headliner at 7:00 p.m. temperatures fall in the 70s and upper 60s looki

force across the travelers front, and i checked him. a hope a voice that might reach the years my men and command retention, for dramatically called out, lee general lee you shall not leave my man and a charge. no man can do that sir. these men are georgians, virginians and carolinians. they have never failed you on any field and will not fail you here. will you, boys? i shouted you must go to the rear. the echo of general lee to the rear. general lee to the rear rollback with tremendous emphasis. they gathered around him, turned his horse in the opposite direction. some clutching his bridle, some history ups -- his stirrups. i believe had it been necessary or possible they would have carried on their shoulders both the horse and rider to a place of safety. douglas freeman, the biographer of lee identify the general's position between the 13th brigade andordon's the 52nd virginia under jonas hoffman. is a powerful factor in the army. of lee's he lifted the soldiers to the highest plane of martial enthusiasm. gordon remembered the presenc

the pieces that are original to the building are the pieces towards the front of the room. on this side we have the clerk's desk or the scribe. that would be the person responsible for taking care of the vote in the house chamber in my opinion he would have been speaker of the house. again, an original piece to the building. a lot of detailed work to that chir and the rest. and we have two desks notice far corner over here that are originally to this wilding. we're in the senate chamber of the old state capitol. a little bit on the lay out of the room and where people positioned in this room. the desks in the st. of the room 'twere of course the sig dhr guests. so y'all seal all 38gusts here in the middle of the room. to the side of the desk you'll see the visitors gallery. if you happened to be in frankhearfran frankfurt, anyone was welcome. to the left of the president of the senate, you would have had a tiny little desk up front. that is the clerk's desk. that gentleman was responsible for keep lg tslagz. and to the right you've the chairs. if yougd t could not read abou

the cold front slides through late in the day with all the humidity and instability as the front pushes into the air mass that will trigger showers and thunderstorms later on. forecast today, lots of clouds, peeks of sun, you'll see a little bit of sun. after morning showers be on the look out for afternoon thunderstorms, highs around 82. i'll be back to talk about a brighter sunday in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. christy. >> keep your eye on the weekend weather, check the seven-day forecast and storm tracker 6 live radar images from across the region. don't forget the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> 5:03 a.m. bullets fly into a bedroom injuring a woman inside. police are searching for a gunman. the shooting happened on the 8500 block of somerdale avenue in northeast philadelphia after midnight. the 58-year-old woman is a security guard for philadelphia family court. police are investigating whether this woman was possibly targeted. we've learned that neighbors reported seeing a suspicious white van in the area. they were able to copy down the li

the day. as carney prepared to attack along his front, a.p. hill sent jackson a message via one of his staff officers henry dug tloos apprise him of the situation on the left of jackson's defense. and ammunition was low and hill's troops were weary and hill questioned his ability to hold against another assault. douglas wrote that when he gave this news to jackson that jackson seemed to deepen the shadow on his face, silence the group about limb was oppressive. jackson told the currier to return to general hill with the following message, "tell him if they attack again he must beat them." not waiting for the mess tooth deliv message to deliver, roet in search of hill. when he rode to hill, he said general, your men have done nobly. if you are attacked again, you will the beat the enemy back. they created for him, hill replied, "here come the next attack." and he rode away. jackson called out into the distance after hill, i'll expect you to beat them. the next attack that was making the way towards hill's line was that of general carney's men, 2

the front goes through tomorrow night. torms not all that widespread from the heating of the day. wednesday, gradual clearing. 86, seasonal, opening the door for the canadian high. if you are down the shore tomorrow, oppressive, 84 atlantic city feeling 90 or 92. ocean temperature 76. there is a high risk of rip currents bethany beach 90. don't go swimming when the life guards are not on duty. 93-degrees. tomorrow night, a few thunderstorms possible, especially north and ws. transition day wednesday. 86-degrees thursday, great weather for the eagle preseasonme at the link. friday, monday low humidity mix of clouds and sunshine and temp thes u0ser 85. we ressive heat and humidity. by the weekend. >> thank you cecily. a group of young off their fancy 65 boys andirls from winfield center took part in the dance showing off their moves at the recreation center for family and friends. the kids spent all summer attending dance whew eagles like to do another team. this year the a different l by the time the eagles meet the dolphins

find out how they could the front of the line and be the first to get in front of producers when theye a stop in annapolis. this is an exciting contest and we have all the details coming up. suzanne, good morning. suzanne: good morning. we are monitoring the condition of a probationary firefighter injured at a two-alarm blaze overnight. a chilling crime in fredericksburg. a woman and her kids held captive in this home for at least two z2e2gz z1a2z y2e2gy y1a2y z2e2hz z1a2z y2e2hy y1a2y news, this is a breaking news alert. autria: a tractors -- tragic accident as crews battle a house fire. d.c.'s mayor is speaking out. suzanne kennedy is live at medstar washington with more. friends and family and smothers remain at the hospital. all of this taking place overnight around 11:30 in the 800-block of f street northeast, where the two alarm fire took place in a row house. authorities telling us the accident happened just after the initial response to this fire. we had an opportunity to hear from the assistant fire chief a better description of what happened to the 28-year-old firefighter. t

each of these lee on the rear or front line of battle moments where the commanding general personally rallied and fight on the field leaves behind evidence something of his character, his generalship and his overall thinking about the art of command on a 19th century battlefield. the historical moments of lee's personal battlefield leadership during the final year of the war specifically in may 1864 and april 1865 provide an opportunity to evaluate him through his physical actions at the tactical level as opposed to an interpretation of his strategic thinking at the level of campaign planning where historians have spilled much ink investigating his thoughts on generalship during the american civil war. those moments where lee put himself at greatest personal risk also are the moments where he discerned that his army was an exceptional danger. robert edward lee was no stranger to the perils of the combat post. his service during the u.s. war with mexico, particularly his h heroining in april 1847 which provided u.s. general winfield scott with critical intelligence on the enemy's flank

the front of the financial times... link another one. the front of the financial times. ..lanned! their suggestion is that she is yes, under pressure, but partly because of what labour are announcing. let's forget about silly season. it's all going to start when parliament comebacks together and brexit legislation starts to get negotiated. the importance of the last election was that the tories wanted a big majority to smooth the brexit they wanted to the comments. the problem is, they do not have a majority, which means on the one hand, labour ta ke which means on the one hand, labour take this position matters. it would not have done before. but it matters fiow. not have done before. but it matters now. equally important is the behaviour of tory rebels, who now feel if labour is taking this position and remaining in the single market, we can ally with them and perhaps through the comments we can affect a negotiation. and those tory rebels are those who are very much on the remain side. absolutely. just hours after this article dropped in the observer this morning, matthew

end of the weather front in the top end of the weather front wrapping around and back into northern ireland during thursday. elsewhere, thursday and friday, a mixture of sunny spells and showers. quite a bit going on if you want it at your place as ever. it is right there at the bbc website. hello there. this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. hello there. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. in a moment, we will be looking at tomorrow morning's papers. first, a reminder of the headlines at, just gone 11:30pm: seven—year—old julian cadman, with dual british and australian citizenship, has been confirmed as one of the victims to die in the terrorist attack in barcelona. police in spain investigating the terror attacks that claimed 14 lives have said they've seized more than 120 gas canisters in the house which exploded in alcaner on wednesday. fraudsters aiming to scam people out of their pension could soon face fines of up to £500,000, as the government introduces new measures to tackle cold callers. jerry lewis, the comedy legend who teamed—up with dean martin before starring in his own seri

this is the cold front. it extends to the west. ahead of the front we are giving you showers and storms. most of the energy is concentrated over northwest pennsylvania and ontario. that will move north. later tonight there is a chance of a front developing. i don't think it's numerous but anything that pours could bring hev -- anything that forms could bring us heavy downpours. right now it's refreshing breeze out of the south. that will turn north and west tomorrow. instead of getting temperatures around 990 degrees. look at the highs. 82 tomorrow. 86 on sunday. low 80's on monday and tuesday. coming up in 15 minutes or so we'll take a fresh look at the weekend and the ten-day outlook coming up. jonathan: looking forward to it. thanks. for years there has been a pattern of paperwork or mismanagement and some patients waiting weeks or months to see a v.a. doctor. some of them don't have that much time. troubling problem for the veterans to be sure. that could be changing. national correspondent kristine frazao shows us the v.a.'s h

be on the look out for a late-day shower or thunderstorm, that's the quick-hitting cold front. we'll talk a brighter sunday. >> a man is in the hospital after he said he was stabbed while fighting off a would-be robber. the man told police he was walking to his home on the 1400 block of tillerman street in northeast philadelphia. the victim is said to be in serious condition with stab injuries to the head and the neck. >>> the search continues this morning for the gunman who shot a person outside a target store in northeast philadelphia. "action news" reporter, jeff chirico has a look at an important clue in the case and how employees may have presented the crime from being any worse. >> all you see the guy got shot he walked in and fell to his knees. >> reporter: that's what some shoppers saw when gunfire erupted outside target on bustleton avenue, shattered car windows and bullet casings after a male shot a man in the back. >> i saw them produce the firearm and it fired at least once. >> you heard gunshots and everybody started running. >> reporter: it happened at 3:30 while j

right now you are looking at the front of the dostore. s.w.a.t. units are still coming in. >> do we have any idea if there are more people still inside. >> everyone that she was around she said they were escorted out of the target. >> people were still coming out of the target. so i assume that they are basically just letting them out one at a time. >> i heard one person was away from the store. that's the description of one of the people they were looking for. >> where are those people now? have they dispersed. it looks like officer have a a big perimeter around the target. >> just across from the target, most of these people were inside of target at the time shopping. there were children in there at the time of the shooting. right in front of the entrance of the mall where the shooting may have happened, detectives are marking off the parking lot. that's what they do when they have shell casings. it's like ten feet off the sidewalk of the entrance to the mall. >> we're getting information live on the ground there. there has been a shooting. than

very quickly, let's stay with the front page of dft. don't know how many housewives will be able to afford nearly $40,000 for a plastic bag. what is happening in kenya? i am a bit allergic to the word housewife. i can multitask! but basically kenya has become the fourth country to ban plastic bags and they have banned them, you get banged up in prison, $38,000 fine for something. they are talking seriously. rewinder, a country that has had so much strife, has already banned them. and then i look at the high street and i still see people staggering about with plastic bags. for goodness' sake, people, get ones that you can put inside your bag that you can put inside your bag thatis that you can put inside your bag that is reasonable, not plastic! let's move quickly on to the times, the lead story, council fostering christian girl with a muslim family. it sounds like a horrendous case. apparently the child was sobbing and begging to be returned to the foster family because she doesn't understand arabic. the girl is also understood to have s

don't forget, all of the front pages oui’ don't forget, all of the front pages our on don't forget, allf the front pages ouron line on don't forget, all of the front pages our on line on the bbc news website. —— are on line. it is there for you every day of the week. you can see tonight's edition on line. thank you. and now it is the film review. jokey hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a splendidly mixed bag. we have detroit, which is the new movie by kathryn bigelow. we have logan lucky, which i keep wanting to call lucky logan because it looks like the look words should be round that way. and tom cruise is back doing what he does best in american made. i'm glad you've got a logan lucky issue because i have as well. i keep wanting to say lucky logan. detroit, i've seen many rave reviews already. i'm a big fan of kathryn bigelow who won an oscar for the hurt locker and directed zero dark thirty. the film is set in 1967 in the detroit riots, it begins with a broad canvas an

it all comes in behind the front of the front this morning is to the west and north west of us.afternoon it pushes through. as you say this where the front is this afternoon. south of d.c. that's where there could be a couple showers out there this mor morning. so later on this afternoon pardon me we could have a couple showers ahead of the front that may be southern maryland. it could be as far as north as fredericksburg. however i think guys in fredericksburg stay mostly dry. most of that shower richmond and petersburg and high pressure builds in. we're dry. painted again a little shower activity into south of us around front. look at trend on temperatures. this is super nice. today we will be huge and 5. let's humid this afternoon. tomorrow or 82. low humidity. friday 80 low humidity. is it a we're 7. low humidity. you this i go on. 78 how about that for sunday. was not on there sunday looks good too, couple showers ahead of the front. few showers time to time this morning not surprising not a big deal and not enough to wet the pavement in some places that's about. it bigger

the day. as kerrny prepared to attack along his front a.p. hill sent jackson a message via one of his staff officers to apprise him of the situation on his left of jackson's defense. ammunition was low and hill's troops were wary that the courier reported and hill question his ability to hold against another assault. and it was reported that jackson seemed to deepen the shadow about his face and the silence of his group about him was oppressive. jackson told curry to return to hill with the following message, quote tell him if they attack again he must beat them. not waiting for the message to deliver, jackson got on his horse and rode in search of hill. when he rode up to hill, he said general your men have done nobly, if you are attacked again, you will beat the enemy back. as jackson and hill discussed the situation, hill replied, here comes the next attack and he rode away. jackson called after hill, i'll expect you to beat them. the next attack that was making the way towards hill's line was that of general kerrny's men. 2700 men from 10

in one sense it is hard to predict anything is bad happening again but again on the front page of the another story pointing to a consumer credit bubble and banks warning about that. we don't always learn the lessons of the past, and in reality, the same people are still around, so... if you were involved in these activities may be the lesson was in one you saw. we are at record debt for peacetime levels so something happens again, how do we handled it? quickly on the metro story, the model we have heard these reports about, kidnapped on what she thought was a photo shoot in milan, here she is, chloe ayling, the most sickening story of what she had to do to survive. she has experienced what i personally imagine to be one of the worst things a woman could possibly experience. she was misled toa possibly experience. she was misled to a photo shoot, it appears, in italy, thought she was going for work and instead man attacked her and dragged her and she was kept for and dragged her and she was kept for a week and they were threatening to sell her into sex slavery. extraordinary she escap

we're told there was some sort of argument near the front of the store.ard three to four gunshots. one of the witnesses explained what happened next. >> looked at my mom and we looked up and we seen all these people started running towards us and all the workers came by and were like everybody to the back of the store so as we got to the back of the store i walked over and we seen the door and all you seen was the guy who o got shot he walked in and literally like fell to his knees. >> reporter: the shoppers and employees then were rushed into the back of the store where they stayed for 10 to 20 minutes we're told. at that point they were allowed out the back entrance. now, at this scene you may be able to see what appears to be a hat and maybe some shel

pay attention to how the front of your property looks. we've all heard the term "curb appeal." having a well-thought-out front yard can increase the perception and value of your home. >> you can design it to create different experiences as they come into the house, you know, a basic one or a dramatic one. >> but you can't just only pay attention to the front. >> people should focus on spending the money where they're gonna be getting the most enjoyment out of it. patios off of courtyards or back patios can extend the house. >> here in arizona, the lifestyle is outdoor living. so figure out where you'll be spending your time. there's three patios on this property. and it was designed to be able to utilize the outdoors during the different parts of the day. there's patios on the north, which you would use in the mornings. you know, you work your way around to the south as the sun migrates throughout the property. we put in pots to bring in the color for the area. they're all plumbed and drained, uh, underground. so the water -- >> so underneath here, then... you can't just move t

and you mentioned that it's finding its way to the front end of the build curve.rgue it's finding its way into the fixed income yields as a whole as there have been the flat equality and discourse in d.c. becomes a bit more negative. so it's happening. and it's going to continue to be important. that being said, i do think it will be resolved but not without a significant , amount of uptick in the headlines going into it. broadly, what we have seen is a flatter quality not just in fixed income in terms of sovereigns, but credit as well. is it another reason to accelerate that move into higher quality securities, into high quality assets? matt: we think it's the current symptom, the ultimate -- the bigger issue is the dysfunction in washington. so, continued dysfunction in washington beyond the debt ceiling and into tax reform or health care and the like is starting to weigh on the market. i would agree it has an impact on the dollar and risk taking. it's the bigger issue not just the debt ceiling. when that goes away the markets will quickly focus on can anything

they're fighting on the front lines of europe. when those soldiers and sailors are return home it would stand to reason that they would expect to be afforded the privileges and benefits of american democracy and citizenship. they just spent months, if not years, tours of duty fighting for it overseas, putting themselves and their physical bodies on the line. it doesn't seem out of the realm of reasonable expectations that they would expect first class citizenship back on the home front. these could tntradictions, beca many were not afforded first class citizenship and that conversation we've been having about where the boundaries are drawn, who is in and who is out, become highlighted when those soldiers and sailors return. so these contradictions in war-time democracy, who and what is considered american is one big question i want you to continue wrestling with as we navigate world war ii. the second big point i want you to consider is that the war was not only fought someplace else. there is, many would argue, a war raging on the

when they will push up the front of the capital. armser scheme was to have and closing it like the vatican. and 1886 the on the original design that none of them worked out. in 1886 congress said ok we are going to build the building. the first time they commit themselves -- but they commit themselves is pretty much the same thing that was revealed in 1870. this is the designer that remains in 1886. smith meyer is hired as the architect and given the title of the architect of the library building. he hires his partner. that was quite a relationship. basically he offers him his own as a draftsman. it is not going to work out. he reacted very negatively to that. in any event the two of them are architects until 1888. they did the basic drawing for the building. this is the basic building that exists today. this is the design. between 19 -- 1887 and 1888 there is a problem. there is a controversy of cement. smith meyer is arrogant as i said. as i said a big building needs a big ego. ansys ony arrogant and having a coach and horse. he a

on the front pages of their newspapers, and as we do, we'll tell you some of the statistics that are contained in those newspapers. they give you a scope of the situation that's underway in the wake of hurricane harvey. as of sunday afternoon, it dumped an estimated nine trillion gallons of water over southeast texas. that's enough to fill up the great salt lake twice over, and an additional 25 inches of rain are expected this week. just saturday night, 911 operators had received more than 56,000 phone calls while first responders performed more than 3,000 russ accuse across -- rescues across houston and the outlying areas. houston itself, a sprawling city that covers an area larger than manhattan, chicago, philadelphia, and san francisco combined. show you the front page of the "new york times" this morning, the picture there, some of the flooding in houston. more than 1800 federal management emergency agency staff have been deployed to the region, along with 3,000 members of the texas national guard and the texas guard. another 1,000 guard members are expected to be on the way toda