there's only seven, if we exclude ourselves, great ape species.g one to that very small list is spectacular. withjust 800 known individuals, this species will go straight onto the critically endangered list. logging, mining and plans for a hydroelectric damn already pose a threat to its habitat. the hope is that adding this ape to the biology textbooks will help to ensure its survival. victoria gill, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here is kirsty. denied, fresh allegations of sexual harassment by members of parliament. does this haila members of parliament. does this hail a crisis for the prime minister and the leader of the opposition? join me now on bbc news. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. good evening. the headlines tonight. everton out of the europa league and whether it could go david unsworth‘s hopes of getting the manager was my job on a full—time basis. arsenal are through to the next stages after playing out a goalless draw against red star belgrade and the forgotten great of cycling. her first tv inte

what extraordinary apes. you've been watching newsday.s as though friday will start onafairly it looks as though friday will start on a fairly cool note across the british isles despite the fact that much of the breezes coming in from the south and south—west and there isa the south and south—west and there is a lot of cloud to be had. my greatest concern about the first pa rt greatest concern about the first part of the day is howard and an extensive the fog is going to be. widely across the southern county of england for the rush hour. bbc local radio will keep you updated. the eastern side of devon through the west cou ntry eastern side of devon through the west country and england —— central southern england is the central area of concern. a lot of dry weather around, and cloud so a fairly dull start to serve day. further west into scotland, renewed bouts of cloud, wind and rain. eventually it may reach the north—west of northern ireland. 0nce may reach the north—west of northern ireland. once the fog is gone, a half decent date. some

there's only seven, if we exclude ourselves, great ape species.just 800 known individuals, this species will go straight onto the critically endangered list. logging, mining and plans for a hydroelectric damn already pose a threat to its habitat. the hope is that adding this ape to the biology textbooks will help to ensure its survival. victoria gill, bbc news. let's hope so. thanks for watching. hello. thursday turned out to be a day of mixed weather fortunes right across the british isles. for some, the morning fog became the afternoon fog. it really didn't get away from some spots, especially at the somerset levels. a coolish start to friday, despite the extensive cloud. but it is the fog again that will be concentrating my mind and should be on your mind across southern counties of england, especially for that morning rush—hour. bbc local radio will keep you up—to—date with the worst conditions, which could stretch from the eastern side of devon, through the west country, central and southern england and into the south—east. wales to the midla

there's only seven, if we exclude ourselves, great ape species.t 800 individuals, this species will go straight onto the critically endangered list. logging, mining and plans for a hydroelectric damn already pose a threat to its habitat. the hope is that adding this ape to the biology textbooks will help to ensure its survival. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. it's going to be a cloudy night or certainly cloudier than it was today across much of the country and we are looking at fog developing again. the met office have issued a warning for this across southern england and east anglia, really quite dense by the mourning period. further north, clouds rolling in. temperatures falling close to freezing, but generally around 5—9d. a chilly night but is not as cold as it would be if there were no cloud cover. it's not all doom and gloom, you can see the holes breaking in the cloud across parts of wales and central southern areas across parts of wales and central southern areas once across parts of wales and central southern areas on

scientists discover a previously unknown species of great ape.hak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested, and an extremistjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear. the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. they are being held somewhere inside the compound, and student leaders have threatened that should the americans attempt rescue, they will all die. this mission has surpassed all expectations. voyager one is now the most distant man—made object anywhere in the universe, and itjust seems to keep on going. tonight, we proved once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of ourarms, or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: spain's constitutional crisis has ramped up, with thousands of people in cata

deals emerge including some pretty rough language from a mischief arrested on federal hate cripple ap civil rights charms. ashley has the full story. ashley, what do you got for us? reporter: neighbors believe retired chief arrested ap charged for w a hate crime and accused of racially motivated beating a plaque teenager in handcuffs court documents think 60-year-old has significant history of making racist come members concerning african-americans about how he referred to using the n word. he allegedly said the n word would come back and reason to put the hand for him i am tired of them. these ns are like isis they have no value ap line them up and know them down i like to ob on the firing squad i could do it. also mentions anence department in 2016 and police responded t o a complaint about two tonables staying at the oh tell. both were black. allegedly slams the man's head into a metal doorjamb and about the teens involved and these people should stay the f out of the town. >> totally uncall for, unforgivable. there is no excuse. no i am saying sorry he went way over the top. >> we

scientists discovered a new species of great ape.about the orangutan which already faces threats. the de facto leader of my yamaha, aung san suu kyi has made herfirst visit. the government now wants to be seen to be taking the lead in the crisis. it has taken aung san suu kyi more than two months to visit the state and even this trip was brief, allowing her little time at each stop, but with it she signalled she wa nts stop, but with it she signalled she wants the civilian government to ta ke wants the civilian government to take the lead in addressing the crisis after weeks of military operations like have driven hundreds of thousands of rohingyas over the border. quite what the government can do is not yet clear. aung san suu kyi was able to meet one of the few remaining muslim communities. she encourage them not to quarrel with their neighbours and to trust the authorities to resolve the crisis but gave no details. last month he outlined a blueprint for the reconstruction of the state, stressing the need for development and invest

it is amazing that "ap," the "associated press," has been the one to inform so many people. and again, i've talked to people that were talked to by the "ap" in the story, not the fbi, that they were informed by a reporter that russians were trying to hack their accounts. now, all of these folks were always in some way connected to the clinton world. >> okay. >> and that is the -- a fairly broad scope, but largely in the world of hillary clinton, either were part of the '08 campaign, may have worked for obama in the obama administration, but had a connection to clinton. it was very interesting. it was certainly systemic, and the "ap" i think did a very good >> chuck, i know a big part of your show today will be focused on sexual misconduct. we've got this john conyers incident, allegations coming from staffers and talk of hush money? what do you make of this? >> look, i assume john conyers' days are numbered in congress. it will surprise some, leader pelosi, the house democratic leader, not ready to say yay or nay yet. that may come as a surprise to some, not ready to say whe

scientists discover a new species of great ape.we will tell you about the orangutan that already faces threats. the de facto leader of myanmar, aung san suu kyi has made her first visit to the troubled state of rakhine since a violent campaign first 600,000 rohingya of muslims across the border. it suggests that the civilian government wants to be seen taking theory in the crisis. jonathan head reports. has taken aung san suu kyi more than two months to visit rakhine state, and even this trip was brief, allowing her little time at each stop. but with it, she signals that she wants the civilian government to take the lead in addressing the rakhine crisis after weeks of military operations which have driven hundreds of thousands of rohingyas over the border. quite what the government can do is not yet clear. she was able to meet one of the few remaining muslim communities and urged them not to quarrel with their neighbors and to trust the authorities to resolve the crisis, but gave no details. last month, she outlined a blueprint for

that's what the movie is screened as originally, before you even see the apes. really?performance. you can't add the performance — that is not created after the fact, it is the manifestation of the performance after the fact, which is obviously incredible visual effects artistry. matt lives with the cut of the entire movie, with us in it — it's not planet of the apes, it's planet of the actors in make—up suits. of all your performance captured roles, which stand out as something monumental happened here? i have a very soft spot for gollum. but caesar, i've tried to think if there is any other part that an actor has played where they are played from birth all the way through to death and actually not only just growing older but the character evolving from one thing into another. going from a pure chimpanzee to almost human. the technology that allows any actor to do that is all right by me. the legendary andy serkis. just before we go, i wanted to remind you that we have a tonne of click content running on our facebook page throughout the week. like this, where we showca

an adult ape is dangerous.ese are the destinations for some of these animals they will put an order in to smugglers and say we need five orangutans by next month. they want to train is to perform in front of crowds and make money. they will put out this order to get an infant because that is the only ape that is possible to transport across the world. these capture teams go into the forest looking for this animal. >> steve: i would love to hear the answer to this in your words. people are watching this home with their families and friends, things on their minds and people struggling to make a living, why should they care about this? >> that's a good question. the way we treat animals says a lot about ourselves. it's space bar empathy and compassion for others. animals do not have a voice. i don't want to get too sentimental but the way we move to the world and the environment says a lot about us. i just published a book called love africa. it's a member of my experiences. even in the part of the world that is p

a rangar tank and in geneva is the first time in almost a hundred years that a new species of great ape has been identified but new though it may be it's already on the endangered species list. say hello to your new cousin no we're not monkeying around this frizzy had fellow is the latest member of the great ape family his last name is prong though top and newly insists to the untrained eye he may look like any other around luton but when an older member of the family died in twenty thirteen after a brutal confrontation with local villagers researches took a closer look. what they found was remarkable that test results published in the journal current biology revealed the animals have smaller heads and frizzy affirm the top a newly orangutang was its own distinct species. that long called the whole voice all the language of the running times is already different. but also they're living in a very high altitude habitat and they're in the fruits of various tree species that nobody's ever seen them eat. just one they may not be much time to celebrate there are only eight hundred left the l

this is the first new great apes pieces to be discovered in nearly ninety years give or wonder if there are more species out there just waiting for people like you to discover them. i think it's a very good question of course it's something you could never plan as a scientist you know it's one of those eureka moments when we put all the evidence together the genetics and you know makes the most quality and the behavior that we so well we really have something here that seems to be new that hasn't been observed i think we just have to keep our eyes open and i know all my colleagues are doing this it's very hard to study great apes in the wild and i think from that point of view i think we should be open minded as a rise in the future right open minded for surprises in the future bristly most people watching this show and including me we're never going to see this orangutang so you're one of the few people have gotten to see it study it learn about it up close what do you think everyone should know about it but i think the most most important point is that it's you know it's like i mean o

eck out our ap or go to our website fox29.com.e normally seven minutes to work. this morning, 25. 25. >> likewise. i believe they were closing some of the roads, as i was making my way to thankfully we're here laur made it. as far as the a little different story, win outdoors right now, look at all the heavy rainfall pushing on out to thhon are covered with the leaves, kind of slick, also on the roadways take a look at ultimate doppler as the rain is ving out,ook at the storm reports north and west berks county reports of trees down because of the winds, gusty winds around allentown, moving towards the lehigh valley as well. current wind gusts right now on e, 30 to 35hour so definitely grip that steering wheel headed out to church orunch. we're at theind advisory through about 4:00 40 perhaps 50 miles per hour, the cowing now phia. o 3 asund me tt air will benn still in atlantic city 51 in ington48 now in readin afternoon th lroy,ugd parts of the great lakes. but for us those temperatures will be authority sev toda7 for monday 56

and the most endangered ape in the world, a new species of orang—utan, is discovered in indonesia.t's 5 o'clock. our main story is that the bank of england has announced the first rise in interest rates for more than a decade, in order to curb the rate of inflation. members of the bank's monetary policy committee voted by seven to two to raise the official bank rate, from a quarter to a half of 1%. and there could be more rises to come in the months ahead. the decision will mean higher monthly payments for millions of households with variable rate mortgages. but the bank's governor mark carney said households across the uk are generally well positioned to deal with the rate increase, as our economics correspondent andy verity reports. the bank of england may look exactly as it did the last time interest rates rose, but the economy doesn't. in the ten years since the peak year of the housing and credit bubble, the amount we produce and earn has barely grown and that means we are more vulnerable to inflation. there it is, 0.5%... with unemployment at a 42—year low, inflation running

welcome a new member to the family up until now scientists that only counted six species of great apes like gorillas chimpanzees and us humans all creatures belonging to this previously unknown branch of the family tree can be found on the indonesian island of sumatra here deep inside the remote but tongue toral forest but scientists warn that this exciting news could end up being bittersweet say hello to your new cousin no we're not monkeying around this frenzy had fellows the latest member of the great ape family his last name is pronto topper newly insists to the untrained eye he may look like any other. but when an older member of the family died in twenty thirteen after a brutal confrontation with local villagers researches took a closer look. what they found was remarkable that test results published in the journal current biology reveal the animals have smaller heads and frizzy a fur the top a newly orangutan was its own distinct species. called the whole voice all the language. is already different. but also they're living in a very high altitude habitat and they're in the frui

one there may not be much time to celebrate there are only eight hundred left the least of any great ape species the biggest threat comes from a distant relative humans. anthropologist michael chris and was one of the lead researchers on the study earlier he told us about the timeline of how this species evolved so that we interesting point is it's a very small population that seems to be a remnant population of the first orangutans that actually went down to what is also mark. from the mainland asia and they seem to be direct descendants and then there was one split about more than three million years ago and that formed during that and not of sumatra and the second split about six hundred thousand years ago which were born in a ring but there were temporarily ends is there pretty much you know a direct line to the first orangutans that went on to the island. anthropologist michael crichton speaking to us earlier from zurich you're watching news still to come apple's bumper crop the tech giant says demand for its new i phone x. is off the charts on the first day of sales will apple beco

type of harang a tang indonesia it's the first time in nearly a hundred years a new species of crate ape has been identified researchers say it's hard voice and eating habits are different from other tanks but new though it may be already on the endangered species list. say hello to your new cousin no we're not monkeying around this frenzy had fellow is the latest member of the great ape family his last name is prong though top and newly insists to the untrained eye he may look like any other. but when an older member of the family died in twenty thirteen after a brutal confrontation with local villagers researches took a closer look. what they found was remarkable that test results published in the journal current biology reveal the animals have smaller heads and frizzy a fur the top a newly orangutang was its own distinct species. that long called the hope that voice all the language of the wrong times is already different. but also they're living in a very high altitude habitat and they're really in the fruits of various tree species that nobody has ever seen them eat biologists will

yanked off the lofty perch as accusation of sexuallily inappropriate behave yip the workplace surface ap katie couric confession about matt lauer's onset antics. and pot, is iting if to be legal in new jersey? we talked to one senator who said not so fast. the colorado numbers don't pan out for the garden state and quarterback. eli manning told the is going to be replaced as start in next sunday's game. not happy. almost brought him to tears. i am bill spadea. this is "chasing news." another mediad giant falls. time matt lauer anchor of nbc's "the today show" yanked off the lofty perch as accusations of sexually inappropriate behavior workplace surfaced and katie couric makes a confession about matt railroad's onset antics. ashley jon has the full story. ashley? reporter: new developments today on the shocking firing of nbc "the today show" host matt lauer after employee filed a come lint for inappropriate sexual bow heavier the workplace. colleagues at the network were cram bling to ed did it did out preportions of the rockefeller tree lying ser pony featuring this long-time host matt l

apes are very intelligent. being ta ken for at a sanctuary. apes are very intelligent.he was found injakarta, in a postal package. someone was posting her? exactly, it is horrific that this was happening. when we found her she was traumatised. it was really difficult frost to get her going. these youngsters are learning to live in the trees so they can one day go back to the forest. and facebook told us they had the video we found and said they wanted to help tackle the illegal trade in protected wildlife. conservationists here want to fight the trade as well, and they wa nt to to fight the trade as well, and they want to bring more of these givens out of cages and into the wild, where they belong —— gibbons. here is our briefing on some of the key events happening later. the nato secretary general, jens stoltenberg, will hold a press conference ahead of a defence ministers meeting in brussels mid—morning. and later, in moscow, a communist party rally to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the russian revolution. then, around midday in istanbul, the trial of four membe

mo rocca takes us on ape tour of all things apple. ♪ >> reporter: at the johnny appleseed festival int wayne, indiana. there is no such thing as a bad apple. >> just one. >> indulge in apple dumplings. >> an apple. doesn't have any skin on it. and then wrapped in dough, and deep fried. that has caramel on it. >> partake of apple petals. >> better than apple dumplings. >> yeah, cult throtthroat aroun johnny appleseed festival. sample apple sausage. do we know if johnny apple seed ate applebrat. >> sure, why not? >> fort wayne is where john chapm chapman, belter known as johnny appleseed died more than 170 years ago. johnny is buried here. at least the locals like to think so. >> it is very questionable. in fact the grave of john chapman. >> turns out there its much that its misunderstood. about the man many of us came to know through that 1948 walt disney cartoon. >> you know a man can't take no rest if he aims to plant the whole darn wilderness in apple treats. >> true or false? johnny appleseed was a simpleton with of a tin pot hat who sprinkled seeds on the american frontier so that

to get into an ap class.u can't just show up to start taking ap classes. >> take that premise. what if this is problem that is real and worthy after lawsuit, how do you deal with different kids with economic disadvantages and family situations? maybe some kids have more parental guidance in the daily school work, how would you solve something like this with dumping it down and lowering the bar? >> we need to look at levels in middle schools to go back a few years to see whether there is an or goonic process or whether -- organic process or defacto discrimination by the the administration. >> thank you. >>> governor-elect phil murphy have not taken office yet, yet two out of three big promises are in trouble. we already know, we talked about this yesterday on "chasing news" about the minimum wage and his push for it. but other two things he promised during the campaign, a millionaires tax and legalization of marijuana, both are seeing some blockades among the democrats in the legislature. ashley johnson has th

and the apes rescued from the illegal pet trade.nists celebrate the first baby born in the wild. coming up in the sport on bbc news: david moyes will take training for the first time as west ham boss, as work begins to keep them in the premier league. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the foreign office says that boris johnson could have been clearer in his comments over a british woman in prison in iran. borisjohnson has spoken to his iranianp counterpart on the phone and says he will now visit the country. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe with her young daughter. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe was arrested in tehran in april last year and has beenin tehran in april last year and has been injail ever since tehran in april last year and has been in jail ever since for allegedly plotting to topple the iranian regime. her family allegedly plotting to topple the iranian regime. herfamily insist she was there on a family visit. but look what the foreign secretary had to say about the case to mps last week. when you look at what nazanin

segÚn la agencia ap la empresa con sede en montana dijo que las labores en octubre estÁn pendientes despuÉs de esa gran controversia. javier: va a hablar el padre de la gente de la patrulla fronteriza que muriÓ misteriosamente en texas. tenemos su reacciÓn en el noticiero. carolina: si eres de los que te gusta viajar, estar cÓmodo y como javier no te molesta gastar buen billete, esta noticia te va a interesar ahora que empiezan las vacaciones. javier: sÍganos a travÉs de nuestras aplicaciones y a travÉs de la tele. aprovecho mandarlo un beso a *ramos, quien nos ve a esta hora. ¡nuevo charmin ultra soft! es más suave que nunca. el nuevo charmin ultra soft es más suave e irresistible que nunca. bueno, esto se está poniendo un poco raro. disfruta ir con charmin. carolina: le encantaba su trabajo, son parte de las entrecortadas palabras con las que le define a su hijo el padre la gente fronterizo rogelio martÍnez, quien perdiÓ la vida en texas. fue el Único siente motivo de investigaciÓn, donde se reporta que una segunda persona, un compaÑero resultÓ lesionado. javier: rogelio el fÚtbol am

s third sees is ap hill' core. they would be about here, if they were on the map. some elements of henry eads division of hill's corps are done watching the mountain passes around jack's mountain, this eminent, right here. it is called the fairfield gap. there is the past three here, a nifty covered bridge in. these troops keep an eye on it. there is also a great water source, called tom's creek. it runs along here. in the morning of june 30, buford's men are up late. their mission is to get to emmitsburg because deford needs to see john fulton to talk about what he has found and spotted. forgive me for digressing. whenever this happens without notes. sometimes you forget things and they come back to you. i want to give you an example of what kind of guy john buford was. on the 28th of june, outside of maryland, memory -- lieutenant john makes spotted a guy who was acting suspiciously. he arrest the man, brings into buford. they find on him a map of the union's positions. aford determines the man is spy and orders him to behind from a tree and the body be left for

but these apes are still taken from the wild to be sold illegally as pets. their sites and they removed these posts after we reported them. but the trade is not confined to one species. orangutans make up nearly 70% of the great apes that are seized by law enforcement. this two—year—old was found on a bus injakarta. do you know where you put your luggage, that is where she was for 10 hours. when they found her she was traumatised to the bone. she did not eat, she did not drink, it was really difficult for us to get her going because she lost all her will to live. while rehabilitation programmes like this can get a few animals back to the wild each year they are not making a dent in the impact of the trade. over about a 20 year period where orangutans specifically were either confiscated or donated there were only seven prosecutions out of those 400 cases. so it‘s a huge issue. habitat destruction here as well as the pet trade continues to fuel a decline in these apes. and while this precious new family is now safe in the wild conservationists will have to fi

. >> we learn a lot about ourselves studying great apes. about ourselves, culture, behavior, theory of mind, everything. more great ape populations that are distinct, more fascinating and useful the differences between the populations become. what is most striking about this, even in 2017, we can still stumble upon a new great ape species, another species on evolutionary tree. >> do you also think perhaps there are more out there waiting to be discovered? >> they've been well-studied but may well be populations in kongo or a vast forest that is different from all the others. >> fascinating. we look forward to your research. many thanks to you ian singleton, traveling back to asia today. safe travels. >> thanks. >> great to have him here. thanks so much. >>> ed lee squeezed in early holiday shopping today. browsed gift shop at museum of ice cream. there to launch a citywide campaign, shop and dine in the 49, 49 square miles of san francisco. patronize locally owned restaurants and small businesses in the holidays. >> going to have lots of fu

they're not delivering to the schools they need to deliver ap losing population to low tax states.be that's not the answer, but there's no evidence to suggest that high inefficient taxes are delivering goods and services. what about parents who live in a district where the goods are not good and choose to send their kids to private school and they have to pay for the bad school almost twice? >> and there-in lies the big issue, and there-in lies what needs to be fixed with education. you cannot continue to pay into things that are not working. let me be clear, there are a ton of great public schools out there, but there are a ton that are not working and guess what? those kids are being left behind, they have less of a clans to be successful than others, and everybody should have equality opportunity to be great and it starts without a doubt, with the families, but at the school level, also. >>. melissa: david, i'll give you the last word. we want to educate our kids and invest as a society and work force. if you live by a bad school and you don't want to go to it and how do you pay

i had quoted going from grassly where he had said that the obama administration released waivers ap i thought that fit perfectly here. i don't know if that's true or not or if grassley called over there, but in any event they released them and waives were unsigned, undated, most were retroactive and two issues from a person to himself. [laughter] >> and so the secret of the secret waivers there were no skret treasures. they were do whatever they wanted and when they get-- it's pretty clear they worked on this one and this one and ginned them up. i thought good lord, if these guys are coming one step short of forging records, there's not a whot lot that the investigative could do this job. >> and the successor find him using the technical determine loosy goosy when describing ethics in general. do you feel that oge is diminished in the past couple of months since you've left? >> well, it's relative. that term is one that he used himself although he now denies it, but just about everybody who's work with him heard him call himself that. >> yeah, i have some concerns what's going on ther

ahora en noticias en desarrollo, se nos informa que segÚn de la agencia de noticias ap que agentes deue el hombre habÍa sido vÍctima de inmigrantes en otra ocasiÓn se habÍa hablado que este hombre habÍa sido víctima de un accidente, pero ahora resulta que segÚn el reporte de la agencia de noticias ap habrÍa sido un accidente. recordemos que el presidente trump utilizÓ el incidente enviando un mensaje diciendo que era la excusa perfecta para construir un muro en la frontera. javier: cambiamos de tema porque se captÓ en vÍdeo el momento en que un policÍa de ohio resultÓ herido el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias luego de que su compaÑero le disparar accidentalmente con una pistola teaser. cuando lo bajaron del automÓvil que conducÍa uno de ellos sacÓ la pistola elÉctrica parareducirlo y miren, cÓmo pasÓ y quÉ pasÓ en el forcejeo, lo que pasÓ con este hombre. allÍ tenemos el momento en que le tira la descarga con la pistola paralizante. carolina: la cÁmara de la patrulla afortunadamente estaba grabando todo el incidente. cambiando de tema, pero radicalmente. faltan solamente 26 dÍas para la navi

this is the latest member of the great ape family. it's left name is p -- to the untrained eye, it may look like any other orangutan. when an older member of the family died in 2013 after a brutal confrontation, researchers took a closer look. what they found was remarkable. the test results, published in the journal current biology, revealed that animals have smaller heads and frizzy or for. it was its own distinct species. >> the language of the current offense is already -- the airing the tank is already different. various tree species that no one has ever seen them eat. >> biologists warn there made not be time to celebrate. there are only 800 left, the least of any great apes species. their biggest threat comes from eight distant relative, humans. -- from a distant relative humans. >> portland hosted by munich, the hosts are in second place. they have been in poor form recently, managing to take one point from their last three games. on the other hand, byron have a perfect record. >> they have their swagger back. that's been the

they're speaking out the tonight because they want to remind anybody who uses the ride sharing ap to be aware you're getting into a stranger's car. >>> there are reports tonight that the pennsylvania state police corporal shoot last week is in approving. seth kelly had a second successful surgery and still in the hospital. upgraded to stable. he was, of course, was shot three times last tuesday by 22-year-old daniel clary, who's now accused of fighting with kelly on route 33 in plain field township before opening fire and taking off. >>> a young woman is a dead shot in the head in philadelphia. it happened around 6:00 on the 6800 block of dicks avenue. an arrest has been made but police are not release be any other information. >>> we now know the name of the person a died in this fiery crash in chester county. west goshen police say 38-year-old adam swope was killed when his vehicle was hit on 202. tractor-trailer caught fire. police are asking anyone who saw the crash or has pictures or video to contact them >>> to a developing story out of the mideast, a 7.2 earthquake jolts the b

vets persist so many men and women go off to fight for our country and identifying for our liberty ap come back from wars find sem selfs on a bench without a job and a placings to go and without family. i want to introduce to you somebody who has bam champion of veterans across the country and is a congressman in new jersey his name is tom mccarthy. great to you have. >> how are if you. >> thank you, bill. >> good to be with with you gain. >> he met a couple of vets. we were out there talking to people who have really struggled to get anywhere to get that chauffeur over the head and get the job. what is congression doing about this problem. >> we have more in south jersey than any other part of the state. represent a lot of them. i heard the same stories you are describing and come back from serving and they cannot get a job which is the main cause. the because of joblessness and mental health addiction issues and he other main causes. a few things we cannot do. we targeted like hire more heros which i was cosponsor which gave spal businesses to hire veterans if a. piece of legislatio