angus crawford, bbc news.ecome a colony of the eu during the expected two—year transition period after britain's withdrawal in march 2019. jacob rees—mogg made the comments after eu leaders yesterday agreed to move to the next phase of brexit discussions in the new year. they suggested the uk would need to shadow single market regulations and remain under the jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice during any transition phase. jacob rees—mogg said he would be very surprised if such transition arrangements were agreed to by the government. the prime minister has consistently said that she is in favour of an implementation, which means that we are leaving in march 2019 and the consequences of leaving are implemented. but we cannot be a colony of the eu for two years from 2019—21, accepting new laws that are made without any say—so of the british people, parliament or government. that is not leaving the european union, that is being a vassal state of the european union, and i would be very surprised if that

angus crawford, bbc news.hered at the imperial palace to wish him a happy 84th birthday. currently, december 23rd is a national holiday but that might change into a normal working day after his abdication in april 2019, when his son crown prince naruhito becomes the new emperor. his birthday will then turn into the new national holiday. earlier, i spoke tojeff kingston. he's director of asia studies at temple university. yes. i mean, the media today is full of stories about the emperor and his family. there is clearly a warm veneration of emperor akihito and i think people are already sort of missing him. they realise how important he has been to japan over the last 35 years. he first talked about retirement a couple of years ago, but obviously, it was decided it was best to have a slow transition? yes, lifetime employment has a special meaning here. by the time he retires, it will be almost three years since he indicated his failing health would make it very difficult for him to carry out his duties. so it ha

angus crawford, bbc news.es of smash and grab raids on mobile phone shots. the judge at blackfriars crown court said the robberies had been meticulously planned — and that nothing and no one was allowed to stand in the gangs way. a man has been entered in an explosion at a house in leeds. west yorkshire police say the blast happened just before three o'clock this afternoon at a house on silk mill drive in tinshill, just north of the city centre. no one else is believed to have been inside the property at the time of the incident. —— a man has been injured in an explosion at a house in leeds. the official christmas number one has been announced — and it's the ‘perfect‘ present for this year's winner. ed sheeran's single ‘perfect‘ wins the accolade — with 85,000 combined sales this week, split between downloads and streams. after a career defining year, the singer/songwriter said becoming christmas number one is a ‘dream come true'. joining me in the studio is james masterton — the editor of chart watch who also

and angus is here now. you can imagine how worried parents would be watching your report. first to parents, get to know these apps. get to know how they can be used safely and talk to your children and to their schools. the other important message is a wake—up call for tech companies. they have effectively created a means for children to broadcast from their bedroom to the world but the world can look back into those bedrooms and now the authorities are effectively saying it is time tech companies policed this space properly and effectively. an independent review into the security services has concluded that it's conceivable that the manchester terror attack could have been prevented. the report details how agents received intelligence about the bomber, salman abedi, before he killed 22 people at the manchester arena. despite this, the assessment concludes there is "no case for despair", saying most terror plots are foiled. here's our security correspondent, gordon corera. four terror attacks in three months, with some of those responsible known to the authorities, raising

angus crawford, bbc news.usinesses in tewkesbury in gloucesetershire have been left without water for a second day, following a burst water main. severn trent water says work to repair the broken pipe is extremely difficult. people living in rural areas say they feel abandoned by the company, but tonight the water supply for some customers has been restored. kevin reid reports. this is the area where a three feet diameter water main has ruptured. a flooded field close to the river severn in tewkesbury. it's left much of the town without water for a second day. meanwhile, the supplier has organised three collection points in the town. they have been here since 7am this morning and will be here until ten tonight. yesterday, 260,000 litres were handed out. they are expecting similar amounts today. i'm surprised severn trent haven't got it back together again. it's been 2a hours. i had to drive nearly ten miles here. just one of those things. we have had water supply discontinued twice in the past eight weeks. i'm

angus crawford, bbc news.eece, where authorities are struggling to cope with thousands of asylum—seekers being held on islands close to turkey. a deal reached between the european union and turkey last year reduced the number of arrivals but hasn't stopped them completely. more than 50,000 have arrived since that agreement was signed. our europe correspondent damian grammaticas sent this special report from the moria camp on the greek island of lesbos. nestled on a greek hillside, europe's dirty secret, moria camp, bursting at its seams. it's so full families are forced to sleep outside the wire, all around them on the ground, human excrement. this is europe's migration policy in action. more than 6,000 squeezed into a camp built for a third that number. the waiting, stuck in this place, grinds many down. at night we went into moria to see for ourselves. what strikes you first is the rubbish, everywhere, and tents crammed into every corner because thousands are still arriving in greece from turkey every month.

angus crawford, bbc news.ome the only western european country with a far—right party in government. the conservative people's party, which won the parliamentary election two months ago but failed to secure a majority, has struck a coalition deal with the anti—immigration freedom party. the leaders of the two parties have met with the austrian president, who has given his approvalfor the deal. the head of the people's party, sebastian kurz, who's 31, will be the youngest national leader in the world. the bbc‘s correspondent in vienna, bethany bell, says austria's new government will take a tougher stance on immigration. they are cutting benefits for migrants, they're making it harder for them to receive that. they want to beef up controls on austria's borders to prevent more illegal immigration. and also, he has said that they want to speed up asylum claims and prevent abuse of the asylum system. quite strong words there. the other thing that was sort of hanging over this the place they chose to have this pres

angus crawford, bbc news.ities are struggling to cope with thousands of asylum seekers now being held on islands close to turkey. the deal reached between the european union and turkey at the height of the migrant crisis last year reduced the number of arrivals but hasn't stopped them completely. more than 50,000 have arrived since that deal was signed. 0ur europe correspondent damian grammaticas sent this special report from the moria camp on the greek island of lesbos. nestled on a greek hillside, europe's dirty secret, moria camp, bursting at its seams. it's so full families are forced to sleep outside the wire, all around on the ground, human excrement. this is europe's migration policy in action. more than 6000 squeezed into a camp built for a third that number. the waiting, stuck in this place, grinds many down. at night we went into moria to see for ourselves. what strikes you first is the rubbish, everywhere, and tents crammed into every corner because thousands are still arriving in greece from turkey

angus crawford, bbc news. out of the deep freeze has ended with public accusations of lying. in the first visit by a british foreign secretary to moscow for five years, borisjohnson confronted his russian counterpart sergei lavrov about moscow's alleged involvement in cyber attacks on the west. mr lavrov retorted that the accusations were fabricated. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. handshakes can be deceptive. true, this foreign secretary has broken a 5—year british boycott of visits to moscow. but when russia's sergei lavrov says he wants a return to business as usual, boris johnson says that's impossible. as you rightly say, sergei, things are not easy between us at the moment. the talks aired grievances on both sides and examined space for limited cooperation by supporting the iran nuclear deal together and opposing the nuclear threat from north korea. but deep disagreements remain. at theirjoint news conference, that was stark. for all the efforts at banter, there was a seriousness when

yours. >> dickerson: senator angus king, welcome. says regular order on this tax bill. >> if that was regular order i mated to see something else. this is the bill. i brought it. this is the bill that we got at about 6:00 at night that we were going to vote on that night. there were no hearings, there was some general hearings about tax reform, zero hearings on the bill. and even the bill that was reported out by the finance committee was different than what we were handed that we had to vote on few hours later. what worries me, i come on deered a staffer's desk. all the way through. now, i can't say i understood all of it but you could do the things that we were talking about, reducing corporate tax rates, doubling standard deduction, maybe 50 pages. this is 477 pages, john. there's a lot of stuff in here that i don't think anybody knows what it's all about. i just happen to pick up, i marked understand margin on page 409, domestic royal and gas extraction income. what's that all about? there's a later provision about income on oil

angus crawford reports. 0ne angus crawford reports.chest suburbs, a house for sale. in the basement, a discovery, two bodies, iman and the woman. barry sherman and his wife, honey, one of the richest couples in the country. police cannot yet say what happened. the circumstances of their death lead us to believe that there may be suspicious circumstances. it is an investigative tool, until we know exactly how they did, we treated as suspicious, and once a determination has been made by the pathologist and the coroner, we move forward from there. barry sherman, who we re were 75, is thought to be worth more than £2 billion. he made his money in pharmaceuticals, setting up apotex in the 1970s, and building it into one of the biggest drugs companies in the world. stepping down as chief executive in 2012, he dedicated himself to charity work. to david canadian prime minister justin trudeau said that he sent his condolences to the family and friends of the couple and everyone touched by their vision and spirit. local people came to the coupl

angus crawford, bbc news. we can return to evidence back here and the build—up to christmas.e making their christmas getaway. flights in and out of bristol airport have been suspended after a plane carrying 25 people came off the runway. there have also been delays on the roads and railways. the rac are urging people to avoid long trips on what they're calling, "fra ntic friday". we can find out more. ian palmer is at euston station for us — and ian, some rail services cut — and some stations to shut over christmas. there are going to be lots of closures over the christmas season. explain how things are right now and what's happening. right now, thankfully because of a cancelled strike, things seem to be moving relatively smoothly. most of the problems will come from tomorrow until the new year. mainly because network wales says it has —— network rail says it has projects across the country. the biggest of that is one phase three of an upgrade which is taking place at london bridge. that means from tomorrow until the 1st of january there will be no services out of london char

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we have this special report from our correspondent angus crawford.ve transformed into 14—year—old samira. she's going to try some of the most popular live—streaming apps to see what it's really like to be a teenage girl online. first, periscope — twitter‘s live video app, used by children all over the world. so there's quite a few people, within seconds — five, six, seven peoplejoining. in minutes, the conversation turned sexual. she's1li, and yet someone has just asked her to take her shirt and her bra off. next is live.me, only launched last year, now with more than 20 million users. some send samira direct messages no one else can see — clearly trying to groom her. omegle is a one—to—one video chat app that randomly connects her to users around the world. most are men, some expose themselves. ijust said, "hi." he said, "may i show it?" i said, "what?" he has got it out. pretty much as soon as i started, all i'd said was — hi, i think, i'm 1a and a girl, and then i was just inundated. here's a guy going on cam. what's he doing? he was naked. oh, he

angus crawford, bbc news.e christmas. train services have been affected by maintenance works, while airports have been busier than usual — there were delays for thousands of passengers at bristol airport after an aircraft came off the runway as it taxied to the terminal. here's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. such a frustrating start to your christmas holidays. the departure board lit up in red rather than the tree. flights were suspended at bristol airport after a plane came off the runway. nobody was hurt by thousands of passengers faced delays and cancellations. i was going to meet friends i hadn't seen for 20 yea rs. meet friends i hadn't seen for 20 years. sad meet friends i hadn't seen for 20 yea rs. sad really. meet friends i hadn't seen for 20 years. sad really. what are you going to do? it's christmas. get on with it. it is the busiest day of the holidays by britain's other brits were fine today. heathrow is handling 130,000 passengers. highways england are temporarily lifting 400 miles

angus crawford, bbc news.earch for violent and extremist content on its video—sharing website, youtube. the website's chief executive says the company will also track videos that risk children's safety and will make more use of technology that finds extremist videos. a spanish judge has withdrawn a european arrest warrant for the former catalan president. carles puigdemont fled to belgium a month ago, with four other ministers, after attempting a unilateral declaration of independence. meanwhile, campaigning has begun for regional elections in catalonia. the new—car market has declined for the eighth month in a row, according to industry figures. fewer than 164,000 new cars were registered last month, down 11.2% on the same month last year. the society for motor manufacturers and traders blamed the government for prompting a sharp drop in demand for diesel cars. commuters are facing their biggestjump in average train fares in five years, after the rail industry said everything from season tickets to off—peak l

chairman i clinically optimistic about where we are going to be when we leave the european union and angus is full of gloom and doom but me i can't wait for it to happen and i really do believe that the united kingdom is going to do incredibly well on these trade talks that we're talking about when we leave in two thousand and nineteen then liam fox will be able to start those negotiations in earnest with a new. number of countries those that we already have got trade deals with as part of the european union we may be able to rollover or indeed roll over with some nuances and changes and then for others we can like the united states of america where it all broke down with the european union we can start to have that trade deal with donald trump but don't you in capsulated the problem you say that the natural cleared say we can start doing these deals at twenty one thousand we all know that international trade deals take time and best to take either sometimes or take decades and sometimes as you rightly point out the don't work at all so isn't the risk of a i hate us a gap between coming ov

iladelphia.use in ntheast now police say tha the c a fries houset down from home, on the 9200 block of angus place, on tu her neighbor foun around 10:00 a.m.esterday medics and rushed her to the hospital was onounced dead. police are new investiting the home. >> obviously with the agern right away that we are taking all of the investigave steps you will see crime scene is here. we had dog here. not eliminatesg to findinvestigatory there is indication of ul play. > investigators ha a new lead in the ht for a driver who they say wynfield sef philadelphia tuesdayight. yesterday morning police fou at appred to be the carat hit 5d ro officers discovered lexus one 19thtreet in lo officialsay thatithin koran fire,poke with the couple called 911 and stayed with the vi that victim >> i just proceeded to pray over him airit andt i thate leaa surveillance videoay rgers hads got even off of the septemb at 54th street,nd was trying to c ll how mucvesterolic stallone paid foris statue. >>> and it i called aait until d behind b katie?he participant >>> that cannot miss. >>> we are looking ahe to me very, v

angus, thank you for the update, angus crawford in central london. here on bbc news. on the left—hand side of the picture is the chair of the enquiry sir martin moore—bick. and on thursday, a memorial service will be taking place at st paul's cathedral at 11am in memory of those caught up in the grenfell tower fire, six months on from the tragedy. we will bring special coverage on that throughout the day. on a visit to syria, the russian president vladimir putin has ordered his forces there to start a partial withdrawal. russian military support has been crucial in turning the tide of the syrian conflict in president assad's favour. it has also contributed to the territorial defeat of the so—called islamic state group. 0ur moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg, told me the move is not a great surprise. i think the russians have announced on two occasions that they are going to cut their troop numbers in syria. so no surprise here, no. and actually considering security concerns the kremlin must have had ahead of this visit, it's no surprise that this

we're joined by angus blair of ferris investments six months ago president trump signed a waiver which meant he didn't have to make this announcement today this time around he decided to against the advice of his own defense and state secretaries in the u.s. i wonder, has he made a call that is in any way stra tetegicl helpful for the united states? >> not in the short-term the whole world knows the capital of israel is jerusalem all the embassies have been in tel aviv because of the issue of the status of jerusalem which is several decades old. it's an unusual timing, one wonders if president trump has done this to deflect attention away from other issues domestically or whatever the issue also is he's been building good relations with regional arab leaders. i think he's diminished that already in one day, all of the good work he's done in building rapport with those leaders it is unusual timing also i think that the work that was being done behind the scenes in thelignment of politics with regional leaders having good outreach to israel that also might have been damaged in the short-

she was found unresponsive at a home in blo angus place. the girl was playing with an ipad about 1:30 before falling asleep. an autopsy will be performed to see if a preexisting condition or food alergy may be toplame. there rushing to pay their property taxes by end of the year. state and local deductions will be capped at $10,000. today, chris christie required towns to accept the prepayments. the change in tax law will affect many new jersey tax laws since the state has the highest property taxes in the country. governor tom wolf has approved handing the schools in the state back to the city. they voted to dissolve itself last month. the needed signoff came from the state. philadelphia took over school in 2001 among mounting trouble. the district has overcome many challenges in the past 16 years and says they are capable of managing themselves now. they'll stay in charge until the end of the cool year in ctistl to come tonight, a flight that won't soon be by frustrated passengers. they are getting the ball ready to ring in the new year a

. >> yesterday on the 9200 block of angus place, a go fund me page for jordan prijong reached $10,000 today. the young girl died of natural causes. >> in princeton, 73-year-old larissa baritone was found dead in her upper floor apartment. the cause of i of fire is under investigation. >> ringing in the new year with a bang is a reality in pennsylvania. a new law allows revelers to buy all of the fireworks allowed by uncle sam. >> for years, the vast majority of pennsylvanians that wanted to buy and use the full line of fireworks that comply with federal law were not allowed to do so. for many, it seemed unfair. now a new law in pennsylvania makes it legal and fire work merchants couldn't be more pleased. >> a lot of phone calls. everyone is calling up saying, are fireworks legal? p.a.? yes, they are. >> professional display grade fireworks are limited to those with permits and o any restricted under federal law. other than that, it's legal. >> bottle rockets, repeaters, roman candles and mortars. >> if you want to light off firecrackers, make noise, you can do that. >> the good stuff.

rishaad: angus, thank you very much. angus whitley.ng his south korean counterpart willing to look beyond a spat involving the u.s. missile shield. they say the focus now is improving bilateral ties. joins us for more on this. is this a reset and relations on beijing and seoul? tom: two it degree, certainly a following of the tensions over the missile defense shield. we heard from president moon yesterday in his meeting with president xi saying he wanted to build the foundation for a new era of relations. that was echoed by president xi. we are coming out of a pretty sour patch resulting from china's anger at the rollout of missile defense, built by the united states of course. that led china to ramp up economic retaliation on south korea. doing things like making it difficult for south korean companies operating in china to operate their businesses successfully. timates, that has led to a 0.43% gdp tick down. president moon has been far less and than his predecessor for the bad missile system. thaad missile system. it appears to have

police say unresponsive girl this morning in the home of the 9200 block of angus place, transported to are re she was pronounced dead. police tell "eyewitness news" the girl was sleeping at a friend's house two doors down from her home >> it was a concern right away. we're taking all the investigative steps. you'll see the be we just had a k9 to not eliminate any possibilityind out what happened. >> that being said, say there is no occasion of foul play. >>> a new lead in for a hit-and-run driver who police say killed a pedes wynnfield last night. this morning, police recovered what appeared to be the vehicle that struck 58-year-old anthony rogers, this alexis was found on 19th in l city, police sayomeone the car on fire. "eyewitness news" spoke who called last night. >>ust proceeded to pray over and pray fort it's g will if he leaves here tonight that jesus receive this. >> this is surveillance video. police say exited a septa bus attempting to cross city avenue. if you have information,asked to call police. >>> president trump surfaces at a photo opt in florida. cbs3 correspondent ha

. >> reporter: on cnn, independent senator angus king criticized the process. the senate will be voting this morning it is unclear what they will be voting on the negotiations are expected to playout in the coming hours. abc news washington. >>> two trump administration tell business news that a plan to replace rex tillerson is being discussed. tillerson and the president have sparred over foreign policy matters and tillerson's running of the state department is coming under criticism. mike pompeo will take the job. changes could come as early as the next few weeks. tom cotton will be in line to take over the cia for pompeo. that might make for a problem on capitol hill since cotton's believes water boarding is not torture. >>> malcom jenkins will not pt his fist in the air at the eagles game in washington after a pledge of $89 million by the nfl to spend on helping what he called disenfranchised people and building a stronger bond between communities of color and police. he said the financial contribution is not meant to end player protest. >>> bill cosby's st

police still on scene here. >> here 9200 block of angus place, in of the owes philadelphia.olice say a 11 year old girl was found, unresponsive yesterday morning, she was at a neighbor's home for a sleep-over. she did not wake up in the morning. police say there were six children, two adult at home overnight, one of the parent found the child and called police hearing was rounds aria-torresdale hospital where she was pronounced just after 11:00 a.m. the child lived cull oval doors down, they say they new the young girl, always outside playing sport with the other kids, trying to make sense of the tragedy, and so are police. the crime scene unit was out here, a k9 investigated the scene yesterday, as well. police say nothing has been ruled out, investigators tell us there were no signs every trauma, they also don't know of any underlying medical conditions that this child may have had. so, all of that is under investigation right now. thomas? >> we will be learning more, keep us updated, thank youment it is tragic. 5:36. coming up here on "good day" philadelphia in about 90 s

lovely to have you with us, angus stevenson, from 0xford dictionaries.e the same number of planets as our own. the eight orbit a star known as kepler—90, and the discovery reveals an order like earth and its neighbours — with small planets nearest the sun, and bigger ones further away. paul rincon reports. astronomers have discovered more than 3000 planets circling other stars, but very few of these distant planetary systems resemble our own. now, a team using the kepler space telescope has confirm the existence of eight planets around a single star. seven of these were already known but experts trained a software programme to recognise known planets. the programme then searched through raw data and identified a previously unknown world. the new planet we found, kepler—90, is the smallest of the bunch and orbits just outside the inner two planets. we think it is probably rocky and does not have a thick atmosphere. the surface is likely scorching hot. we calculate it that it would probably have an average to project of about 800 fahrenheit. to be able to

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it is here on the 9200 block of angus place in northeast philadelphia, investigators tell us, that the girl was at a neighbor's home here for a sleep-over tuesday night. she did not wake up wednesday morning. police say there were six children and two adult, at home overnight. one of the parent found the child unresponsive, and called police. she was rushed to aria-torresdale hospital where she was pronounced just after 11:00 a.m. the child lived just a couple of doors down from her friend's house. we talked to some people in the neighborhood, who knew the young girl, they're trying to make sense of this tragic lost. >> very good kid, very, very loving, she wore her heart on her sleeve. she really did. i pray for her family. she comes from a great family. they're just loving parent. >> at this time we have no indication that there is a crime committed. it could be just a natural or accidental death. so, you know, but we will investigate it and treat it as a crime until we proof it is not. >> so the crime scene unit and k9 investigated the scene yesterday. we expect more of the same tod

angus crawford, bbc news.e you about live streaming apps? i'm very concerned. your piece this morning, it demonstrates the risks that young people are facing when they use these live streaming apps. through this week of activity in october and november, we demonstrated just how significant the police services task is. we are doing more in this space than any other law enforcement agencies in the world, tackling the threat posed to young people, child sexual exploitation and how technology is being used to exploit young people. whilst we are doing that, we have to accept that we need to ensure that the parents are educating their children and not simply having that conversation just once because technology is changing so rapidly that there needs to be an ongoing dialogue. we need to ensure that schools are taking their responsibility seriously as well, around educating their pupils to ensure they are reinforcing the message is that i hope parents are giving, we also have to start asking the questions to compani

the 9200 block of angus place. this was a friends, apparently she had many sleep-overs with.she lives only a couple of doors down from there. the children went to bed around 1:30, wednesday morning, the 11 year old girl never woke up, according to police, who tell us a parent found the child unresponsive. and called police. she was rushed to aria-torresdale hospital where she was pronounced just after 11:00 a.m. the child, again, lives just couple of doors down from here, we talked to people in the neighborhood, who knew the young girl, they're sad ends by this lost. >> you just don't hear about this, especially 11 year old little girls, very scar. > i very nice kid. they're all, you know, they all played out here. all the time. all the kids play out here. >> at this time we have no indication that there is a crime committed. it could be just a natural or accidental death. >> so the crime scene unit and a k9 investigated yesterday, police say, at this point, nothing has been ruled out. thomas anal next. >> it will be an extensive investigation, that we know, jenny, keep us up

police say aightmare found the unresponsive girl this morning in the home of the 9200 blockf angus place, transported to are re-torresdale where she was pronounced dead. police tell "eyewitness news" the girl was sleeping at a friend's house two doors down from her home >> it was a concern right away. we're taking all the investigative steps. you'll see the crime scene units be we just had a k9, to not eliminate any possibility and we're looking to find out what happened. >> that being said, police say there is no occasion of foul play. >>> a new lead in the search for a hit-and-run driver who police say killed a pedestrian in wynnfield last night. this morning, police recovered what appeared to be the vehicle that struck 58-year-old anthony rogers, this alexis was found on 19th in logan seconds of the city, police say someone tried to set the car on fire. "eyewitness news" spoke to the couple who called 911 last night. >> i just proceeded to pray over him and pray for his spirit and pray that it's god's will if he leaves here tonight that jesus receive this. >> this is surveillance vide

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the child was found unresponsive yesterday at a home near the 92 hundred block of angus place in philadelphia and an initial autopsy reveals no signs of trauma. >> and a 15-year-old killed in phoenixville was a high school freshman and the shooting happening in a dunkin' donuts parking lot at 7:30. john rawlins has the details of that investigation. >> reporter: the shooting victim is identified as jason ortiz cameron and authorities say it's a drug related homicide in the sense that the victim and others were planning to rob someone that was coming here and thought they would buy marijuana. ortiz cameron a student at the local high school. there were counselors there today. >> i had a conversation with him last week and odd to see you condition have another conversation with him. >> these stepsisters among dozens of students that met with counselors today at the phoenixville high school trying to come to grip with classmate's sudden violence death last night. friends say he liked music and rapping. >> he was very fond of music. and he used to play and rap songs, we used to talk on the phone

the child was sleeping at a friend's house on the 9200 block of angus place just two doors down from her very own home tuesday night. her neighbor found her unresponsive around 10:00 he clock yesterday morning and called police. medics rushed the girl to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. police say there is no indication of foul play. >> sge of the victim there was a concern right we're taking all of the investigative steps you will see crime scene unit is here. we had a k-9 dog here to not eliminate any possibility and we are looking to find out what happened. >> officials are trying to figure out if the girl had an underlying medical condition. >>> and philadelphia police on a driver who pedestrian in the cities, wynfield section tuesday night. yesterday morning police found what they believed was the car that hit 58 year-old a rodgers. officers discovered this burgundy lexus on 19th street in logan and investigators say someone tried to set that koran fire. we spoke with the couple who called 911 tuesday night and stayed with the victim, until help arrive. >> i just prec

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and police say the girl was sleeping over at a neighbor's house in the 9200 block of angus place tuesday night and the neighbor found the child unresponsive yesterday morning and called 91. and police say there was no sign of trauma or any indication of foul play. >> we have new details about a deadly police involved shooting in germantown that happened last night 1900 block of west nedro avenue and two officers were trying to pull over a car sink linked to a deadly shooting last week when the 25-year-old driver dennis plowdon took off. an officer was hit before he crashed into parked cars and another officer shot him and said after he made threatening behavior and refused to show his hands. >> we take this very seriously. and use of deadly force we want to show the investigation is conducted appropriately and thoroughly and as we stand now the das office as normal with these types of incidences the case is under review there. >> the the officer hit is recovering and authorities say plowdon does not appear connected to the kensington murder. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney released a st

our correspondent angus crawford has the latest.sterfield, the army disposal unit was called in. a large area was cordoned off, and residents were evacuated. people have been urged to be alert, but not alarmed. a 31—year—old man was arrested in the early hours of the morning, and then briefly held in a police vehicle. i could see a white male in his 30s at a guess, he had no top on, i'm not sure if he had been dragged out of bed or what, and he had shorts on, and that is all i could see. the detentions have been described as intelligence led and preplanned, part of an ongoing investigation. derbyshire police confirmed they had only targeted one person for arrest. in sheffield, there were three arrests, including one at this rundown property in mears brooke. police said that what some people thought was an explosion was actually the sound of a forced entry to the property. we were woken up about 5:30am by a really loud bang. initially we did think that somebody had crashed outside of our house. so we were looking outside, and all we

. >> reporter: angus king criticized the process. >> to call this a circus would be an insult to circuses. >> reporter: the senate will be voting at some point this morning, but it's unclear what exactly they'll be voting on. president trump was up and tweeting this morning saying senators are working hard and the bill is getting better and better. in washington arlette saenz, abc 7 news. back to you, matt. >>> high school students affected by the north bay wildfires have received an extension on their college applications. the deadline was originally yesterday but many students are now scrambling to meet the deadline. >> what i decided to do was instead of thinking about using my house, i dedicated myself fully to the college application process. since nothing was left in the present i had to focus on the future. >> i knew my applications weren't going to be as good as they would have been if i had that extra time. >> schools were closed for three weeks in santa rosa delaying everything from s.a.t. tests to teachers writing reference letters. >>> a first look at an urban oasis going up i

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girl was sleeping over a neighbor's house just two doors down from her own home on the 9200 block of anguslace tuesday night. now, the neighbor found that child unresponsive yesterday morning and called police. medics rushed her to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. officials say there is no indication of foul play. >>> isis has claimed responsibility for a terror attack in afghanistan's capitol city. officials say suicide bombers set off a series of explosions outside of a cultural center before carrying out the rest of the attacks inside. at least 41 people died and dozens more were injured. correspondent ben lewis has the details. >> reporter: in the chaotic moments after the attacks picked through the debris and searched for loved ones. at least three bombs were detonated at a cultural center in kabul targeting shiite muslims attending a conference. an afghan news agency in the same building was also hit. this witness says he was helping the wounded when more explosions rocked the area. among the dead, are women, children and students. the injured were taken to overwhelmed hos

and police say the girl was sleeping over at a neighbor's house in the 9200 block of angus place tuesday night and the neighbor found the child unresponsive yesterday morning and called 91. and police say there was no sign of trauma or any indication of foul play. >> we have new details about a deadly police involved shooting in germantown that happened last night 1900 block of west nedro avenue and two officers were trying to pull over a car sink linked to a deadly shooting last week when the 25-year-old driver dennis plowdon took off. an officer was hit before he crashed into parked cars and another officer shot him and said after he made threatening behavior and refused to show his hands. >> we take this very seriously. and use of deadly force we want to show the investigation is conducted appropriately and thoroughly and as we stand now the das office as normal with these types of incidences the case is under review there. >> the the officer hit is recovering and authorities say plowdon does not appear connected to the kensington murder. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney released a st

further north, on the eastern side of scotland and angus, that was a very pleasant day indeed. 0ut wester. i think as we get on through the evening and overnight, so again if the rain may fill in across the north of scotland, the wind more noticeable, but further south it could be that with the not too much in the way of breeze, there could be some mist and fog and cloud brea ks could be some mist and fog and cloud breaks but he we go again on tuesday. a lot of settled weather. quite a lot of cloud but hints of brightness here and there. temperatures on the part of why we have been through monday. and again, the wettest of weather in the north of scotland. the plan for the week was always to see monday and tuesday is the settled days and then the middle part of the week things turn increasingly wet and windy from the west. by the end of the week, look at something cold. this is wednesday, and for the greater part of the day it will be northern and western parts that will see the bulk of the wind and rain. further to the east, it is a bit like monday and tuesday of the truth were known b

. >> reporter: on cnn independent senator angus king criticized the process. >> to call this a circusld be an insult to circuses. >> reporter: the senate will vote this morning but it's unclear what exactly they'll be voting on. kenneth and diane, those negotiations will be playing out in the coming hours. >> it'll be interesting to see if the lawmakers know what they're voting coming up. >>> rex tillerson is expected to join president trump for lunch at the white house today amid reports that tillerson is about to be replaced. sources say a plan is in the works to push tillerson out by the end of the year possibly replacing him with cia director mike is here and his press secretary gave a similar response. >> can we deduce from that the president has confidence in the secretary of state? >> i think i addressed that pretty clearly just now. >> is that a yes? >> as i just said and as we've said many times before when it comes to questions like this of senior taff and cabinet seconds when the president loses confidence in somebody they'll no longer be here. >> the president has undercut

angus macdonald was report was about quds.nline and online safety campaigner, and is here with me now. we saw that trans—formation, when you are sitting in front of the computer, what was that experience like? truly terrifying, much worse than i expected it to be, quite harrowing to be in that, i am a medical student, used to seeing shocking cases on a daily basis but this was one of the most traumatised. what prompted joined dress ? traumatised. what prompted joined dress? i'm hoping to specialise in paediatrics, child health and safeguarding is a prime —— priority for me. you are doing this as a grown woman, experienced adult, did you start to think to yourself, how would i have felt if this had been me, asa would i have felt if this had been me, as a 14—year—old? did you understand how it might feel for a child inadvertently exposed to these kind of things. definitely, i reverted back to that stage and you feel vulnerable and helpless, like there is nothing you can do... no one should be exposed to that level of explicit co

year-old jordan pre should know who died during a leap sleepover tuesday night at a neighbor's home on angus place in the northeast. >> there was no sign of trauma. or foul play. they have a couple tests a neuro pathology test they're waiting to come back an toxicology test we're baiting to come back. >> i think everybody feels tour them. >> reporter: neighbors like rachel tidman and her family when still in shock over the young girl's death. >> it's sad. my daughter used to play ma it with her. it's really sad. >> reporter: police released the autopsy results 24 hours after jordan was found unresponsive in a second floor bedroom at her neighbor's home. a search of the room yielded few clues what caused her death. as her family grieved a gofundme page set up to help with funeral arrangements generated $8,000. sources say neighbors and friend have also stepped up to some even offering to pay for the funeral and a headstone for the young girl. >> i think it's great, um, this is is a close-it in neighborhood. >> reporter: rachel tidman meanwhile explained how she broke the sad news of jordan's

the girl was sleeping over at a neighbor's house tuesday night in the 9200 block of angus place, the neighbor found the child unresponsive wednesday morning, and called 911. investigators say there was no sign of trauma or any indication of foul play. >> we know the identity of the driver fatally shot by a plane clothes philadelphia police officer in germantown. this happened wednesday night in the 1900 block of west nidro avenue. police say two plane clothes officers were trying to pull over a car linked to deadly shooting in kensington last week, when the 25 year old driver, dennis plowed end, took off. an officer and his unmark car were hit before plowed end crashed into two parked cars, another officer then shot plowed end, after police say he made a threatening gesture and ignored repeated commands to show his hands, plowed end died yesterday morning at the hospital. >> we take this very seriously the use every daily force, we want to show that the investigation is conducted appropriately, very thoroughly , and as we stand now, the d.a.'s office, as normal with these type incide