. >> our greg argos is in bensalem where home was searched by investigators but first we will go to alycia nieves with the latest on this massive search, leash a. >> reporter: well, jessica and ukee, officials here in bucks county are calling this a all hand on deck investigation, and it involves local, state, and federal agencies, now, there has been an enormous amount of police activity all throughout bucks county from bensalem to where we are at right now in solebury township , but authorities have just revealed in the last hour and a half that they do believe foul play is involved in the disappearance of the four missing men here in bucks county. four young men, including two teens in bucks county went missing last week all within days of each other and now search for them has centers in solebury township at this home , chopper three over the home of the fbi has now been brought into help with the investigation. >> we're not exactly sure what we will find there, but we're pretty confident that the investigation is proceeding. >> reporter: search, rescue dogs were out along the property

joining me is captain craig of the argo. you were out there right now.ou were coming in. >> we were at the -- lots of bikes and lots of action and caught a few fish too. >> can you show us what you caught? >> why not, right. you might as well catch an hababick. you have one here and this is the most meat you can get. wonderful fish. >> great looking fish. we were talking about salmon because you've been going out for salmon fishing for the past few weeks and we heard dyer conditions, this would be a horrible salmon season. just like the forecast, it's not always right on. >> this year has been outstanding as far as us in the bay area. the only way to get a fish salmon is to go on a fisherman's boat -- the commercial fleet, they can't fish until august 1st. normally they would be fishing, but because of the restrictions we talked about they couldn't fish until late in the year. they're missing out, but august 1st, that's when the meat will be coming to the market. >> i'm asking a complex question. i'm hoping for a simple answer. they had these dyer positi

alexandria hoff spoke to people who know the missing men but we begin with greg argos in sold bury township. >> reporter: the person of interest is 20-year-old cosmo debarnard, he was released oh on $100,000 cash bond. the family farm down the road in bucks county. the center of attention in this criminal missing persons investigation. the second full day of searching the solbury property to evidence that could lead to missing young man. an investigation being called massive in scope >> it's a biggest one you ever seen and multi-it by a million >> despite county state and federal investigator, in some cases foot by foot. little information being released by bucks county district attorney matthews wine traub >> if i knew the answer i wouldn't be able to share it. >> reporter: investigator are saying this man is a person of interest. throughout the course of the last week, jimmy patrick, dean, monday, dinardo arrested on unlike unrelated charges. 10% of his punch million. dinardo's family owns this farm which is being dug up and combed for argument >> we're using major construction equipment.

eyewitness news reporter greg argos is live with the latest on this investigation. greg? >> reporter: and jessica, officials are calling this a criminal investigation. they're trying to figure out exactly what happened to those four young men who went missing last week and they do say foul play is suspected in their appearance. >> investigators in bucks county are not calling him a suspect in the disappearance, but sources say he may be connected. this afternoon police arresting dinardo on unrelated weapons charges. chopper 3 showing officers escorting him into the bucks county correctional facility $1 million bond. >> this investigation the leads are incredibly hot, they're very fruit al. we're making great progress but there is so much more work do. >> we've been treating this as a criminal investigation. >> reporter: each went missing within days of each other and for most of monday the center of attention has been in this property owned by the dinardo family. >> we dedicated a ton of resources there. >> investigators recovering evidence from another dinardo property.

neighborhood and the city says there have been other cases like this over the past few months greg argos is live outside police headquarters with new details on the investigation. greg? >> reporter: police are actively investigating this case, the noose spotted near 18th and lombard. philadelphia police releasing surveillance of two men they say may be responsible. friday morning, at the corner of 18th and lombard, this disturbing discovery, a hang man's noose dangling from a tree. >> could be someone playing a prank. we're concerned obviously any time you see a noose or that type of artifact it conjures up images of lynching. >> philly pd said they're taking no chances collecting the noose and helping to determine who placed it on the tree. friday police releasing this video showing two males, one white one black walking away from the tree, seconds earlier the white male tossed the rope over the branch >> the shocking and disgusting. and frankly sad >> neighbors upset >> i was appalled >> terrible. seems like a bad pattern that emerging. >> reporter: according to the executive director

alexandria hoff has the details on the latest arrest but we begin with greg argos live near the search site. greg? >> reporter: and ukee, good evening, this search sight, the 90 acre property owned by the dinardo family has been the center of attention for investigators over the past four days. an interesting thing happened around 8:00. the district attorney here in bucks county returned to the scene around 8:00. been there ever since. the breaking news tonight in just about one hour. the district attorney expected to announce a major development in this missing person's case. for the fourth straight day more than 100 officials combed through the 90 acre farm land with heavy equipment and cadaver dogs, searching for the young men, material taken out under police escort around 6:00 wednesday. two hours later, bucks county district attorney matthews weintraub arriving back. >> we are going to find something for sure, no doubt. >> reporter: he says he believes foul play may have played a role >> we have not yet recovered human remains that i can report. but we have recovered several impor

alexandria hoff has the details on the latest arrest but we begin with greg argos live near the searchte. greg? >> reporter: and ukee, good evening, this search sight, the 90 acre property owned by the dinardo family has been the center of attention for investigators over the past four days. an interesting thing happened around 8:00. the district attorney here in bucks county returned to the scene around 8:00. been there ever since. the breaking news tonight in just about one hour. the district attorney expected to announce a major development in this missing person's case. for the fourth straight day more than 100 officials combed through the 90 acre farm land with heavy equipment and cadaver dogs, searching for the young men, material taken out under police escort around 6:00 wednesday. two hours later, bucks county district attorney matthews weintraub arriving back. >> we are going to find something for sure, no doubt. >> reporter: he says he believes foul play may have played a role >> we have not yet recovered human remains that i can report. but we have recovered several importan

neighborhood and the city says there have been other cases like this over the past few months greg argos is live outside police headquarters with new details on the investigation. greg? >> reporter: police are actively investigating this case, the noose spotted near 18th and lombard. philadelphia police releasing surveillance of two men they say may be responsible. friday morning, at the corner of 18th and lombard, this disturbing discovery, a hang man's noose dangling from a tree. >> could be someone playing a prank. we're concerned obviously any time you see a noose or that type of artifact it conjures up images of lynching. >> philly pd said they're taking no chances collecting the noose and helping to determine who placed it on the tree. friday police releasing this video showing two males, one white one black walking away from the tree, seconds earlier the white male tossed the rope over the branch >> the shocking and disgusting. and frankly sad >> neighbors upset >> i was appalled >> terrible. seems like a bad pattern that emerging. >> reporter: according to the executive director

alexandria hoff spoke to people who know the missing men but we begin with greg argos in sold bury township. >> reporter: the person of interest is 20-year-old cosmo debarnard, he was released oh on $100,000 cash bond. the family farm down the road in bucks county. the center of attention in this criminal missing persons investigation. the second full day of searching the solbury property to evidence that could lead to missing young man. an investigation being called massive in scope >> it's a biggest one you ever seen and multi-it by a million >> despite county state and federal investigator, in some cases foot by foot. little information being released by bucks county district attorney matthews wine traub >> if i knew the answer i wouldn't be able to share it. >> reporter: investigator are saying this man is a person of interest. throughout the course of the last week, jimmy patrick, dean, monday, dinardo arrested on unlike unrelated charges. 10% of his punch million. dinardo's family owns this farm which is being dug up and combed for argument >> we're using major construction equipment.

we are live at philadelphia police headquarters i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> north korea claims it has successfully test fired its first interest continental ballistics missle capable of hitting the united states. u.s. military is assessing the launched. if confirmed that would be a big step forked for north korea's nuclear weapons program. missle reached an altitude of 1500 miles before splashing in the sea of japan about 600 miles from the launch site with the projected range of 4,000 miles, it would be capable of hitting all of alaska, but not the continental united states or hawaii. >> not much further then that for 10,000 miles or so would it need to reach new york or washington d.c. so north korea is on pace to have a nuclear weapon capable of reaching the continental united states. >> president trump respond by warning chine at u.s. will act on its own if beijing does not tighten economic pressure on north korea. >>> stay with cbs news for more on the north korean missle test and look at what the launch claims means coming up at 6:30 on the "cbs evening news"

i'm greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thanks for the update. we appreciate it. >>> a perfect summer day today, but will the same hold true for the 4th of july tomorrow. we check in with meteorologist lauren casey who has your first look at the forecast >> i wouldn't call it quite perfect but it will be pretty good. temperatures right now still very warm at this late hour, 82 in philadelphia after climbing into the 90's today. we were in the 90's down the shore, temperatures have fallen back into the 70's, cool night for camping in the poconos down to 63. but check this out. people out and about, the boards bumming right now as we get a live look at rehoboth beach. it's 11:00. but everyone is enjoying the july 4th as most of us have day off. we're dealing with a couple of stray showers, not much in the way of lightening but a good little downpour going across portions of montgomery county stretching from just warminster warming off to the east, southeast stretch back to abington within more, we're going to see a chance of a stray shower for fire

greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> lots of unanswered questions. thank you greg. in other news this noon septa police officer being recognized for going above and beyond the call of duty. he helped rescue a man trapped inside a burning car and it was all caught on dash cam and body cam video. sergeant mark pasquale came across the car that crashed into the back of a trash truck on north delaware of a early friday morning. the sergeant says the legs of the unconscious driver were stuck under the dash he knew he had to act fast. the sergeant and good samaritan sprung into action. >> if it was just me my by self i don't know if i would have got him out. so obviously very grateful for bystanders. >> the sergeant said one passerby stopped to help while the trash truck driver called 911. >>> turning now to weather some areas this noon are catching a break from the rain but there's a chance of showers and storms pretty much all day today. meteorologist katie fehlinger tracking the wet weather from the cbs3 weather sent. what's the latest. >> we have wet weather out there

i'm greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thanks for the update. we appreciate it. >>> a perfect summer day today, but will the same hold true for the 4th of july tomorrow. we check in with meteorologist lauren casey who has your first look at the forecast >> i wouldn't call it quite perfect but it will be pretty good. temperatures right now still very warm at this late hour, 82 in philadelphia after climbing into the 90's today. we were in the 90's down the shore, temperatures have fallen back into the 70's, cool night for camping in the poconos down to 63. but check this out. people out and about, the boards bumming right now as we get a live look at rehoboth beach. it's 11:00. but everyone is enjoying the july 4th as most of us have day off. we're dealing with a couple of stray showers, not much in the way of lightening but a good little downpour going across portions of montgomery county stretching from just warminster warming off to the east, southeast stretch back to abington within more, we're going to see a chance of a stray shower for fire

eyewitness news reporter greg argos is live with the latest on this investigation. greg? >> reporter: and jessica, officials are calling this a criminal investigation. they're trying to figure out exactly what happened to those four young men who went missing last week and they do say foul play is suspected in their appearance. >> investigators in bucks county are not calling him a suspect in the disappearance, but sources say he may be connected. this afternoon police arresting dinardo on unrelated weapons charges. chopper 3 showing officers escorting him into the bucks county correctional facility $1 million bond. >> this investigation the leads are incredibly hot, they're very fruit al. we're making great progress but there is so much more work do. >> we've been treating this as a criminal investigation. >> reporter: each went missing within days of each other and for most of monday the center of attention has been in this property owned by the dinardo family. >> we dedicated a ton of resources there. >> investigators recovering evidence from another dinardo property.

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he's done a good job, their boss, in buying argos.gures of 2.3% excluding fuel, like to like sales, is genuine supermarket business or is it got a little bit of my answering from argos? a lot of people think it has. shares have dropped around 31% since he took over in, mike koop, in january 2014 and qatar have owned 2596 january 2014 and qatar have owned 25% and paid something around 95p per share. i think you are going to need three or four, how can i put it to you, quarters to make sure it works out. hedge funds are looking to shorten as well. we have to finish it there. thank you, good to talk to you. just a brief look at the market. the americans on holiday. payment processor world pay it has surged after getting to takeover offers. two bidders chasing it, always good news for the surprise. he couldn't get it out fast enough, could he? halfway home! news coming into us, reaction from the northern ireland secretary of state to what you've heard from stormont this afternoon. the dup and sinn fein have made it clear that is not possi

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. >>> argos delivers fo sainsbury's as the uk retailer reports like for like sales ahead of forecasts, while cost cutting improves its bottom line >>> good morning happy independence day to those celebrating it today volumes will be lower across europe as a result of that let's look at the ftse 100, off by 0.3%. the cac 40 off by 0.2. the xetra daxtrending lower. oil prices reversing recent gains. we've seen eight days of gains let's show you the sectors one by one autos, insurance and banks higher technology, telecoms a touch lower. i wanted to come back to some big stories. german generic drug company stada is trading higher as bain capital and cinven may seek approval from regulators to submit a revised bid to the group. >>> and now let's talk about clariant a group of shareholders urged others to rejected the proposed merger with huntsman corvex says the deal won't unlock value >>> and we saw some big moves in the u.s. dollar yesterday and the u.s. two-year yields they closed at the highest level since 2009 in yesterday's session on the back of the isn data which showed a blockbus

never be acceptable in philadelphia and should not be acceptable in this country. >> reporter: greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia police are not saying two men seen in that surveillance video are suspects, it is not clear what if any crimes were committed here. police want to speak to the two individual there if you know who they are give police a call. >>> meantime police are investigating a series of drive by paint ball attacks in two neighborhood. four people were hit thursday on 5,000 block of wood land avenue in southwest philadelphia, minutes earlier officers received a similar report about a mile away in university city, eyewitnesses tell police four male suspects got away in a dark colored infinity with the partial pennsylvania license plate reading k-j. >>> the g20 summit continues today in hamburg germany this morning the president met with british prime minister teresa may on the sidelines of the international summit. he announced he will visit the united kingdom but did not specify when would make that trip. yesterday the whole world watch as president tr

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dominating state you know we believe that we want you should be a state which is peacefully to the argos and which decides his own. economic situation its own democratic situation its own code from situation and there is not just directed towards berlin now we. are rude from. brussels on the other hand and these people decide who the people. we have no influence the so. in the european parliament we have only thirteen members. for example greece. has less inhabitants. who do things which are while they may be some say three breakaway there the supreme court here in germany ruled earlier this year that any kind of referendum on the subject would be against the german constitution so for the time being at least the. will continue to rule over there in life things are all. over to the united states now where the house of representatives has passed a spending bill with a whopping one point six billion dollars allocated for the construction of a wall along the mexican american border putting a cap on the flow of migrants and drug smuggling was one of the focal points of donald trump's preside

get this, one man is in custody, but as greg argos reports investigators suspect he's linked to the disappearances. now they're just trying to figure out how. >> this is 19-year-old cosmo denardo. investigators are not calling him a suspect but sources say he may be connected. this afternoon police arresting denardo on unrelated weapons charges. officers correctional facility on $1 million bond. >> the leads are incredibly hot. they're very fruitful. we're making great progress, but there is so much more work to do. >> buccs county district attorney says foul play is likely in the disappearance of mark sturgis, dean pino ciiaro and tom mayo last week. >> we've been treating this fr the outset as a criminal investigation. >> each went missing within days of each other and for most of monday the center of attention has been at this property in solberg owned by the denario family. >> we dedicated a ton of investigative resources thering. >> county, state and federal investigators including the fbi also recovering evidence from another denardo property, the home where 19-year-old cosmo lived. >> i kne

the uk's second biggest supermarket chain, which now owns argos, reported that like—for—like sales excludingh strawberries and its summer eating range also boosted grocery sales. the uk construction industry faces a slow down as projects are put on hold in the face of political uncertainty. construction companies are complaining that while building activity is almost at its highest level since 2015 new projects are harder to come by. the british graphics chip designer imagination technologies has posted a 19% increase in revenues results. but the results are overshadowed by its continuing dispute with its biggest customer apple, who announced in april that they are stopping using the chips. give us an idea of what the problem is. apple has been using the graphics ip in its iphones for many yea rs. graphics ip in its iphones for many years. and that is imagination's largest customer. apple has now informed them that in the next generation of iphones they will no longer be using imagination's illingworth to let your property or graphics design in those phones and theirfill graphics design in t

military base in the middle east here's michael france is something argo. the saudis keep poking at qatar with claims that harbors and sponsors terrorists al-qaeda to be precise the riyadh has now added eighteen more groups and individuals to the list of terrorists allegedly sponsored by qatar but these claims are based on all documents which begs the question why weren't they released earlier let's go back a bit the could tars sponsors terror attack line was intended to make doha given to the saudi demands some of which included closing down the al jazeera news network cutting ties with iran shutting down a turkish base making it next to impossible for qatar to comply but the saudis aren't backing down just yet a couple of days ago n.b.c. four in washington d.c. began airing commercials that claim qatar is sponsoring terror and destabilizing u.s. allies in the region and guess what the thirty second ads were paid for by none other than the saudi american public relation of ferrous committee the biggest saudi lobbying firm in the united states now all of th

. >> our greg argos is in bensalem where home was searched by investigators but first we will go to alycia nieves with the latest on this massive search, leash a. >> reporter: well, jessica and ukee, officials here in bucks county are calling this a all hand on deck investigation, and it involves local, state, and federal agencies, now, there has been an enormous amount of police activity all throughout bucks county from bensalem to where we are at right now in solebury township , but authorities have just revealed in the last hour and a half that they do believe foul play is involved in the disappearance of the four missing men here in bucks county. four young men, including two teens in bucks county went missing last week all within days of each other and now search for them has centers in soleburyns

we are live in camden, new jersey, ago i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a philadelphia father is facing charges tonight because police say his baby daughter had to be revived with an opioid reversing drug after she was stuck with a needle. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria movies on this story live at the scene in manayunk with more information , alex. >> reporter: yes, jessica, that baby was able to be revived by paramedics and currently is in stable condition. now around 6:30 p.m. yesterday that paramedics responded to the third floor of a home, on the 200 block of glean lane in manayunk. they found a nine month-old baby unresponsive with a hypodermic needle stuffed in her leg. the child's father identified as 35 year-old stephen welsh, told police he was with the child on the bed when the child rolled on to the needle. paramedics administered narcan to revive the child, and tool used to reverse effects of the opioid overdose. >> it is surprising me that anybody would be responsible, but, it is not surprising at all. >> and, all over the place. >> and here we have

. >> seth: "argo." >> the day -- yeah, one of the great flicks. >> seth: yeah. >> the day that ronaldgabecause ronald reagan said, if you don't send them home, then you're going to pay a penalty. and it doesn't always have to be militarily. it can be a lot of other ways. america is the leader in the world, and they look up to us. and they -- we inspire them. we are their moral compass. and we've got to respect the human rights, and advocate for the rights of people. like all these young women throughout the middle east now, that are being trafficked. we've got to speak out for them. and we can. and america is still -- don't bet against the united states of america. >> seth: no, i will not. >> we're still the best one on earth. >> seth: i believe that. no close second. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for being here. always a pleasure. senator john mccain, everybody. we'll be back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. new febr

and ford is relying on argo-ai. >> well, staying on that tip from ford tesla, scott mcgrew says to watch tesla. >>, that company rolling out its model three later this month and you are eating your words. >> we're going to get to tesla and will talk a lot about it. if you do want to buy tesla stock, the markets will be open half a day today. this is the first trading day of july. the nasdaq had one of its worst months. looking at a half year, well, one of the best half years in a very long time. spacex tried to launch a rocket over the weekend and instead of the traditional ten, nine, eight seven you're familiar with we got this. >> ten, nine -- >> that's it. spacex says the computer found a fault in the guidance system and created an abort. they will try later today but the unmanned dragon capsule undocked and headed home this morning. it splashed safely about an hour ago. so a big success there. it seems like all of our news is just stuff elon musk invented. musk says the first model three will roll off the line at the plant off 880 this friday. the first brand-new cars will be deliver

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it has shaken a neighborhood and as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us the city says there has been other cases just like this in the past few months. >> reporter: friday morning at 18th and lombard, this disturbing discovery, a hang man's noose dangling from the tree. >> it could be a prank but what we're concerned about is anytime you see that type of artifact it conquers up and invokes imageing of lynching. >> reporter: captain says decks are taking no chances, hoping to determine who placed it on the tree. friday night police releasing this video showing two males one white, one black, walking away from that tree. police say that seconds earlier the white male tossed the rope over the branch. >> it shocked me and disgusting and frankly, really sad. >> reporter: neighbors obviously upset. >> i was appalled, terrible thing to have happen in this neighborhood or any neighborhood. >> just terrible. it is part of what seems to be a bad pattern that emerging. >> reporter: according to ru landou the commission of human relations. >> the commission, anti discrimination laws. >>

stories over the last 12 months of supermarkets going out and buying other retailers, sainsbury‘s and argosecline in results over the last 12-18 decline in results over the last 12—18 months. the reality is asda already has lots of space to sell stuff in already, it would actually be better to double down on the bed if they bought b&m as well. there is the simple question, if they think b&m as a great strategy in terms of pricing why doesn't asda follow anyway? interesting asda denied they we re anyway? interesting asda denied they were interested in this. on this particular case, there will be no deal, but it's a broader sign of change within the retail space, within the uk. i think it's a pretty leading one and i think we'll see more signs of change. interesting to see if that goes through. that's it from me, a round—up of the top business stories on our website. let's get a weather update. we join tomasz schafernaker for the forecast. still grey and cloudy across many eastern parts of the uk. not really going to change an awful lot. if you live in east anglia, lincolnshire, looks like yo

the uk's second biggest supermarket chain, which now owns argos, reported that like—for—like sales excludingw down as projects are put on hold in the face of political uncertainty. construction companies are complaining that while building activity is almost at its highest level since 2015 new projects are harder to come by. the pressure is growing to give some self—employed workers a minimum wage. the resolution foundation found that around half those people classed as self—employed were earning less than £310 a week, classifying them as low paid. it says ministers should push out minimum wage rules to cover some of the self—employed. separately the former head of the low pay commission, adair turner, has told the bbc minimum wage should be extended to self—employed workers who effectively work as an employee. he says that by increasing the minimum wage, many employers used increasing numbers of self—employed workers to cut costs. we knew there was a danger that when we imposed a slightly higher minimum wage we would get some movement over to self—employed. i think the scale of it is probab

. >> seth: "argo." >> the day -- yeah, one of the great flicks. >> seth: yeah. >> the day that ronald the leader in the world, and they look up to us. and they -- we inspire them. we are their moral compass. and we've got to respect the human rights, and advocate for the rights of people. like all these young women throughout the middle east now, that are being trafficked. we've got to speak out for them. and we can. and america is still -- don't bet against the united states of america. >> seth: no, i will not. >> we're still the best one on earth. >> seth: i believe that. no close second. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for being here. always a pleasure. senator john mccain, everybody. we'll be back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole

eastern front on this struggle was in the middle east, a hostage crisis, and we all the about our go -- argo, movie just winning the best picture oscar, dealing with the crisisd tehran hostage in 1989. they were clear echoes in the minds of many people, echoes of crisishran hostage were there were terrible civil wars in berut and they were westerners, including americans and europeans that were taken hostage for various military factions and beirut. in the early 1980's, this is not a great concern to the reagan administration, but it became a more urgent concern. the determination of president reagan personally to do something to get these hostages in beirut breed became the eastern front -- freed became the eastern front of this crisis, which became the iran-contra scandal. what does it have to do it iran? there was an idea in the minds of many people in the reagan administration that iran had influence in beirut. the reagan administration could prove relations with iran, this could top get hostages in beirut sprung. you have a hostage crisis in the middle east, but what ties them together?

supermarket giant sainsbury‘s says first quarter like—for—like sales, including at argos that it boughtremoved, liverpool would become only the second city to be deleted from the list. imagine that, being deleted. jayne mccubbin is there for us. good morning. we have a roof with a view this morning. take a look around, this is part of the wonderful three graces you see over my shoulder. what does this place have in common with aleppo and palmyra in syria ? have in common with aleppo and palmyra in syria? the answer is this. they have been given world heritage status by unesco and yet they are all on unesco's endangered list. those places far away because of war, but this place, unesco says, because of regeneration. the council says they cannot allow heritage to be stifled... to stifle jobs and investment. unesco believe this place should be protected. have a look at this. this is a skyline which commands superlatives. you have seen our architecture down here? yes, it's spectacular. this is really beautiful. i think it's fantastic. outstanding. very impressive. we have literally been her

argos is investigating that.y fantastic stop she has some so absolutely fantastic stop she has some so well. they are talking about what they are calling abuse that tory mps have been given. you wonder about that extra pressure that comes with now getting into the semifinals tojohanna with now getting into the semifinals to johanna konta. it strikes me that she can cope, she isjust to johanna konta. it strikes me that she can cope, she is just brilliant. let's go one day at a time. the daily telegraph, that story about donald trump's sun, donald trump daily telegraph, that story about donald trump's sun, donald trumer, facing and investigations —— russian trees and investigations. and the times has stories about the royal navy sending ships to the mediterranean to confront the larger ships which are bringing migrants across the sea, which is actually counter—productive. they say that although they are targeting the bigger ships and trying to get the people smugglers out of the way, thatis people smugglers out of