ever hear of a barber battle.se are main events among war bers with thousands of people jammingo h in f fwing hlsal frenzies. >> it's real nerve wracking. up against witephte magic hands and 19 wins. if barbers had rankings. >> he's been in the top ten barbers, in my opinion. >> reporter: in the world he says. generations of painters have had michaelangelo and now we have j.t. the barber. >> how long does one of your haircut last? >> about a week. >> reporter: that's called world faus job security. abc 7 news. >> good for him. kind of an artist and a good guy. >>> let's check things out with yondy. nou kind of gray. >> and cold. >> sandy is here with the forecast. >> you know it's changing. it's been really cool by august standards away from the coastline. one of the reasons why is we've had a system moving through that's kept the coast socked in and even parts of the bay and inland for a while now. that's why yesterday was cooler than average. today say thing. the other reason is the wind. it is still gusty right

ever hear of a barber battle?se are main events among barbers, with sometimes thousands jamming halls to watch them cutting in free flowing frenzies. >> it's nerve-racking. you don't know what you're going up against. >> reporter: so said the up and comer with 19 wiif barbers had r -- ngnss >> he would be in the top ten barbers, in my opinion. >> reporter: in the world, he says. generations of painters have had michelangelo for inspiration. now, we have j.t. the barber, with one small difference. how long does a haircut last, one of yours? >> about a week. called fo world famous job security. >>> clouds blocked out a lot of the sun today as we look live outside from the roof of our studio in san francisco. >> spencer will have an food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica yosthuu ongot .me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing,

jonathan: tim barber is live at prince georges hospital center. what is his condition and what happened tonight? tim: prince george's county investigators are looking into this crash right now and they say he is in much better condition tonight. i just talked to the police chief of prince george's county, who said the police chief of seat pleasant is doing much better, he is conscious. department-issued motorcycle earlier tonight when he collided with a vehicle. it is not clear how that happened, but according to investigators there was nothing bad going on, no speeding, no indication of drinking by any party. thesamaritans rushed to police chief's side and that he was rushed to the hospital. the investigation into how this happened is still ongoing, but the good news is the police chief is expected to recover. live in prince george's county, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: that is good news, tim, thank you. get breaking news updates at your fingertips by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com /text. jonathan: only on 7, a demolition going on next

ever hear of a barber battle?hese are main events among barbers, with sometimes thousands jamming halls to watch them cutting in free flowing frenzies. >> it's nerve-racking. you don't know what you're going up against. >> reporter: so said the up and comer with 19 wins. if barbers had rankings -- >> he would be in the top ten barbers, in my opinion. >> reporter: in the world, he says. generations of painters have had michelangelo for inspiration. now, we have j.t. the barber, with one small difference. how long does a haircut last, one of yours? >> about a week. >> reporter: and that is called fo world famous job security. >>> clouds blocked out a lot of the sun today as we look live outside from the roof of our studio in san francisco. >> spencer will have an update >>> we have breaking news. we just learned isis deniied an oakland nurse's efforts to stay in the united states. tey have four children. sanchez and her husband are now being forced to leave. she will fly out of sfo tomorrow night. they had asked for

i'm el son barber fox -- ellison barber fox news. >>> new at 11:00, five mountain climbers died after attempting to scale the alps. six climbers were roped together when something went terribly wrong. they fell at about 6,000 feet. the lone survivor was air lifted to the hospital. details on what may have caused that group to fall has not been released. a total of eight mountain climbers have died in three different accidents this weekend and the austrian and italian alps. >>> it was a hot one aroundaround the bay area for today. for your monday, they will do the same giving you a view here at some of the records from today. we tied a couple. the last record was set back in 2008 at 99 degrees. here's a look at your current temperatures right now. 67 half moon bay. 6 0s around the -- 60s around the bay. 79 in livermore, which is a bit of an improvement. livermore at 82 degrees within the last half hour. here is a look at the advisory in place tomorrow. the shade of pink for the inner east bay as well as all of our higher elevations from the north bay down to the south bay. and the sant

william barber, president of repairs of the breach and bishop barber, thank you so much and i want toeople know it was because of you that i found out this was happening last night. i heard from you as i was coming off the air and the story that you told me was pretty alarming, the idea that there were people marching toward a church with torches and before -- before i ask you a question about it, we now do have that piece of video so that people could get a sense of what the people inside of the church were hearing. here are the protesters from friday night. [ chanting ] ♪ blood and soil blood and soil [ chanting ] >> the hearing of course is a chant of blood and soil which was the slogan of the agricultural department of nazi germany of the government of hitlerme hitlerme hitler, as may -- a man doing civil rights work all of your life, when did you think when you heard that being chanted on the streets of an american city. >> when i heard it from my dear sister, one of the organizers there, it was quite troubling but as we continue to sew this kite of hateful rhetoric and you move

barber leads police all over town.first heading toward uptown...where he átries to go into the target parking lot. then reverses... nearly running over this officer. watch that same moment...from that officer's lapel camera."oh sááá! oh sááá! phew! that was close!"..the chase continues. the r-v goes through a-r-t construction, downtown... into old town.barber cuts under i-40 at rio grande... and eventually takes officers back tothe uptown area, cutting through neighborhoods...before reaching the fairgrounds.all the while causing crashes along the way. at one point nearly taking out a motorcyclist."oh! oooo! oh jeez! ooo!"... that same officer who almost got run over at target is in the lead pursuing unit.....until it hits a spike strip... apparently laid out by bernalillo county deputies."ah sááá did i just hit a spike belt? yep. "fáááing idiot! fáááing idiot! who the fááá was that? so"...>other units keep chasing. until finally... police documents say there was a "successful" pit manuever --seen here -- as a police su

ellison barber is live at the university of virginia medical center where many of those injured are being treated. ellison? reporter: five people are at this hospital in critical condition. four are listed as serious condition. a spokesperson for the university of virginia medical center tells fox news 20 people were brought to this hospital today in addition to the nine in critical or serious condition. six are listed as fair, four listed in good condition. one person passed away. many of those injuries came after a car plowed into two other cars and a crowd of what witnesses describe as counter-protesters or anti-white

joining me now hair stylist katie richmond and barber cedric graham.s is great you're doing this. >> thank you. >> i understand you are there giving free haircuts. why did you decide to help out this way? >> well, it's what we're familiar with and it was actually his idea was a great idea to bring a sense of normalcy to people here and you can see the difference once they sat in the chair like they forgot about their problems for just a second so it's just the way we know how to give back. >> seth your idea how did you come up with it, you know, this is how i could help out? >> um, not necessarily. just being in the house watching social media and just seeing a lot of people post thing and i just wanted to come up with something that i could do to give back. a lot of celebrities and people were doing donations. i started a go fund me to help also. i figured i am already a talent myself so why not give my talent by donating free haircuts because end of the day haircuts change lives, uplifts people and boosts self esteem. any down feeling this would be t

. >> wednesday september 3rd, 2015 the 40-year-old was returning home from the barber shop.ed into his driveway in the overbrook park section about 7:30 p.m. >> when he left the barber shop and came home, somebody ambushed him. >> he was shot in the chest and died at the hospital. >> i think the plan was to rob him. >> they tried to get paul to let them in the house, and he didn't, and he shot him. >> the city of philadelphia is offering up to $20,000 in reward money for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. 215546 tips. all calls will remain anonymous. >> he was here one minute and gone the next. my life lab shattered. it's been shattered. i don't know how you think you can take somebody's life and ruin the life of other people and get away with it. >> for crime fighters, i'm rick williams, channel6 "action news." >> a young man is printing 3d hands for those that need ros spettic limbs. >> he learned that prosthetic hands can be expensive and are not always covered by medical insurance. >> if they do, they cover one hand in a person's lifetime. this is a pro

. >>> a series of barber shop conversations moderated by our own paul chambers received honors from the county district attorney. >> i am so proud to call them nancy's heros. [ applause ] >> nancy o'malley that kicked off a re-election campaign at the county fairground says the barber shop forum is bridging relationships between the community and law enforcement, talking about race, immigration, community policing and violence. >>> the bay area boasts an endless amount of opportunities for fun this weekend. we have more now with all the details in our weekend watch. >> reporter: the weekend is here. celebrate everything from food, wine and street music at the italian festival. it is saturday, 11:00 to 6. in the east bay, enjoy music, dance, food and family fun at the 17th annual art festival happening in downtown oakland. >> i am rosemary orozco. that your weekend watch. >>> the top stories coming up at 5:00, including the latest information coming out of san jose where two off-duty firefighters were shot overnight. one has died. we will have more on the victim as and the search now ong

tim barber has the investigation happening now. tim? tim: this is eighth street, where good samaritans helped the seven-year-old boy off the bus. the suspect got on the bus about a mile south of here, near eastern market. the 92 bus comes every 10 minutes. us morning, one of them turned into a crime scene. >> as a mother and grandmother. transit police said that a seven-year-old boy was riding to school with his 13 year old sister when a woman tried to abduct him. >> a lot of people see yet but don't respond. thank god somebody responded. tim: the suspect is described as a black female aged 30to 50 between 5'2" and five feet tall and between 160 and 170 pounds with a short brown afro. >> you have to be careful with your kids because of the things that are going on in the world today. tim: we are told the attempted abductor asked where his parents were. then he said -- then she said when i get off this bus, you're coming with surveillance video. if they find a, we will bring it to you on this broadcast as well as wjla.com and social medi

i'm ellison barber and i will tell you more in just a minute. people love my breakfast burritos. and my french fries. wait! what if i put them together?! a burrito stuffed with scrambled eggs, creamy guacamole, bacon and crispy french fries. i'll call it the california breakfast burrito! boom. someone got that, right? scrambled eggs. guacamole. bacon. french fries. you'll call it the california breakfast burrito. boom. good work everyone. another winner. introducing my new california breakfast burrito. only at jack in the box. >>> president trump will address the nation tonight he will be laying out his plan to move forward with the war in afghanistan. >> ellison barber with more on what the president will be talking about. >> the president will lay out a plan for us engagement in south asia and afghanistan. the nation's longest war that has cost billions of dollars and thousands of lives since it began 16 years ago. james mattis told reporters president trump settled on a plan but he would not give any specific details. >> i am not willing to make significant changes until we kn

tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: very interesting. love seeing inside.here is a debate over beer and wine at the grocery store. safeway applied for a liquor license at one of its locations and dupont circle. neighbors are not on board. they say there are already enough liquor stores in the area and they do not want the shelf space to be wasted. >> on the shelves are empty and they devote more space to other things that are not food, the problem is exacerbated. ifson: safeway said approved, only 4% of product would be beer and wine. there is a town hall meeting set for monday and the alcoholic beverage control board hearing his next month. nancy: members of the virginia general against the design of your proposed bike and running path i along-66. virginiaer to the secretary of transportation, 18 lawmakers say the design is to be changed to address concerns about noise, load, and other issues. it is part of an interstate expansion project outside the beltway. alison: back-to-school shoppers, this is for you -- tax free weekend in maryland start sunday. no

our tim barber is live in temple hills. this is just such a difficult and desperate situation for these people there. tim: and for the police who are actually having to make sure that people don't get back into the place tonight. you can see they have the parking lot blocked with barricades here. police are patroling the parking lot and have lights shining down on them. this? we only wanted a roof over our heads. >> monica diaz's family was forced to leave the lin hill condos for good. we also talked to diaz last october, the first time she was forced out. back then the company in charge of the building failed to pay utility here. since then the complex has spiraled into further decay, causing prince georges county leaders to shut it down. >> for your safety you are being ordered to evacuate the property. >> from the ground and air, the police cleared the complex. workers boarded up the first floor. while some families watched and others packed whatever they could. >> we paid rent. we worked hard. do you understand? so why

live in charles county, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: the 7 on your side i-team digging deeper into this case. 's indictment was delayed because of a backlog at a digital crime lab. we check to find out what was being done to solve that problem. a state senator said the lab needs funding to hire staff and update equipment, but it is a challenge to get fellow lawmakers on board. >> address this is a day when we are exposing our most precious and vulnerable to predators. alison: currently there are $2 million set aside for digital crime labs, but detectives say that more needs to be done. isathan: anthony scaramucci out after just 11 days on the job. he was fired from his job as communication's director for the white house. tonight we are finding out who wanted him gone. the new white house chief of staff john kelly pushing for his departure after scaramucci caught a reporter and launched into a tirade, calling reince priebus the former chief of schizophrenic,d threatening to fire essentially the entire white house communications t

tim barber, abc 7 news. heavyan: the rain falling during rush-hour right outside of our studios in arlington. forcing drivers to take extra precautions. some waited before they left. we are the stormwatch 7 weather center with brian van de graaff. three nights in a row. night,probably one more and that will be the front that clears out and makes for a beautiful weekend. outside right now, the last of a couple showers working through martinsburg, berkeley county, jefferson county, west virginia. a few more towards emmitsburg. those will continue to move out through the evening. through the day tomorrow, that is when we will see may be a repeat. outside right now, the temperatures 75 degrees at the capital wheel. the humidity makes it feel sticky. mid-seventies tomorrow to start on the mid-80's midday, low 90's in the afternoon. jonathan: brian, thanks. developing news i spotsylvania county and a deputyn responding to a drug bust overdosing. he did not do the drug coming he simply got near the stuff. that is h

reporting live on the national mall, tim barber, abc 7 news. --happening income tax fairfax county, police are trying to figure out if a man accused of attacking woman in falls church is accused of similar crimes. he is accused of exposing himself tour woman and taking her phone from him when she tried to take a picture of him. if you recognize him, police would >> like to hear from you. >>in prince george's county, dozens of families trying to figure out what is next. they were given 24 hours to leave their homes after authorities found crash, bugs, even fire hazards there. this is a situation we have been following for days now. we a the latest. anna-lysa: just take a look at some of the lights, still on in several units in the condominiums because several families are still living here at this hour. some say they had nowhere to go and they are holding on to hope for a miracle. >> it might as well close down because look at that. george'safter prince county fire department declared the condos are unsafe, some residents started looking for a n

live from the white house, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: an update on a story that we brought yomo brothers have been deported to el salvador. they were in the u.s. illegally, at casa said neither had criminal record and one was about to attend college on a scholarship. >> if this is from the current administration, if this is something they deem positive, to deport college-bound young men, we need toommunity stand up and make sure this does not happen anymore. alison: ice said the brothers were caught using fake passports in visas at jfk airport 2009. they were ordered at that time to go back to el salvador and apply for a visa, green card, or citizenship. they never did so, and that led to the deportation. jonathan: a rare travel advisory issued by the naacp. they are urging caution traveling to the state of rights issues. a new state law exit more difficult to sue for housing or work discrimination and also cites reports that black drivers are 75% more likely to be pulled over than white drivers. maryland charity is accused of fr

tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: the storms also causing this backup on 295 in laurel near route 198. sky track 7 was over the scene. a tree had fallen into the road. and this just into the newsroom come and armed robbery caught on tape. a chinese restaurant worker decided to fight back at the fairland park of montgomery county. the gun man pepper spray a male worker, then pointed a gun at a female worker. he pepper spray to her as well before taking off with cash. if he looks familiar and if you have information, the police would like to hear from you. alison: the department of veterans affairs has fired brian hawkins, the one time head of the washington, d.c., v.a. medical center. he position within the department after an investigation found unsanitary conditions and supply issues. the department accused hawkins of failing to provide effective leadership when he worked at the center. the murder of a young dnc staffer has been a d.c. mystery for more than a year. jonathan: now a lawsuit claims that it fal

tim barber, abc 7 news. now, an active investigation in annapolis after a body was found in a creek. sky track 7 over brewer creek. but it's ago, the police announced to the body is a man in his 80's. they do not suspect foul play. jonathan: a former liquor board official indicted for bribery, on the prince george's county liquor board. investigators claim that he solicited and accepted bribes while in a position and was once paid $1000 by lobbyist. he is facing 20 years in prison. alison: new video after a car crashed into a building in northwest. there were no injuries, but crews are evaluating the. structure. no word on what led to the crash case of mistaken identity that got a local football player kicked off of the dallas cowboys. we want to show you this picture, side-by-side. the police say that newman on the left is the guy that told officers he was lucky whitehead. he was in trouble for shoplifting. newman even gave all of whitehead's information including a social security number. when newman did n

he competes in what's known as barber battles. these are not your regular haircuts. they're also works of art. professionals barbers cut and snip and shape amazing images and win prizes and trophiys, but his haircuts are one of a kind. >> i just did a cut that no one has ever done. it's a droplet and at the bottom is a splash and it looks real. >> it sure does. his instagram account has 82,000 followers with most of them from brazil, chile, morocco. >> it is a work of art. >> i love my hairdresser but she can't do that. >> we'll be right back. >> summer fest continues this friday in the poconos. join us from jim thorpe to outdoor adventures around the area. it all starts this friday morning at 5:00 a.m. right here on cbs3. >>> president trump is leaving new york city today to return to his golf course in new jersey. meanwhile he's getting criticized for saying the violence in charlottesville is quote the result of both sides. >> the statue of philadelphia mayor frank rizzo is clean again. vandals egged it and hung a sign that said shame on president trump. >> and get

live in northwest washington, tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: new tonight, the winner of the fairfax county schoolboard election, the democrat, taking the position. virginia governor terry mcauliffe said that she spoke with her and congratulated her on her victory. jonathan: no confederate flags and the charles county fair. they confederate veterans will set up a display without a confederate flag. this is in the wake of the contra see over confederate icons and violence in charlottesville. the fair's president says it is important to learn from experiences. 7 tracking the devastation of hurricane harvey around the clock. we are seeing the heroism of the first responders. was a pat of meal butter. jonathan: they have been working around the clock with no sleep or rest, working on adrenaline. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone co

. >>> a hair stylist and barber in houston found their own way to help the victims of hurricane harvey. they are giving free haircuts and trims. they say giving the evacuees something familiar like being in a stylist chair relieves the stress of leaving their homes and within seconds they are talking about normal life. normal barber shop talk. >>> it is often neighbors themselves that help those get through the toughest of times. members known as the cajun navy were prepared to head from beaumont to houston to rescue flood victims last night. an informal group of volunteers of boat owners that lend their own time money and gas to help others in need. this group of six were trying their best to get to houston to offer their assistance. >> they were in need and we were taught to do that. >> i am on the radio station here and they are dispatching rescue boats as soon as they can. they have elderly people under water. >> the group was blocked by floodwaters on interstate 10 and are now planning a different route. >>> a man walking across the street in brooklyn walked into a small sinkhole

live in northeast washington, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: a happy update we first told you about the alexandria police k-9 unit last night. he had to have surgery for an infection. the department was flooded with well wishes. we are told he is doing great and the department appreciates all the support. nancy: he looks happy to be back. consumer side with news, good news about back-to-school shopping in virginia. today kicked off a tax-free weekend, no taxes on school supplies, clothing, and shoes. also on the list, emergency-related items like generators and flashlights. for full guide of what's included, go to wjla.com. jonathan: barack obama is still popular with folks in washington. neighborhood held a birthday party for the 44th president. oversizedned the birthday card, me gold with a look, who also posed for photos. today is his 56th birthday. coming up disaster, a plane catching fire before takeoff. the heroes who kept everyone safe and alive. nancy: a serious situation getting worse, next. hear smart,d you you think apple,

i love my hair, i'm a barber, i love my hair. i lost that and i thought i lost my life. >> let me see your head. >> it's ashy. i ain't shaved. >> on top? >> i know you got the hookup on that. >> glass' job as a prison barber has allowed him to not only change the way other inmates look, but the way he sees them as well. robert burzee is one of his regulars. >> i sat right here in this chair and said -- >> no, the first time you asked me to cut your hair, i wasn't willing to cut your hair. i used to gay bash because i had a homophobia nature. i think everybody does when you're young because you think everybody wants you. and you don't want anybody coming at you like that. >> they call you bra-zee now. >> huh? i didn't get that e-mail. what are you talking about? bra-zee. like his last name. make kind of a joke out of it. which is kind of funny, you know. >> so you don't have a problem cutting gay guys' hair? >> as long as he respects who i am as a man, me being married and all, as long as you don't come at me with that stuff, he's

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back. >> and that was fox's allison barber.ice president pence in texas today met with survivors toured harvey's devastation. he even joined volunteers and helped clean up debris. the trump administration wants to highlight its focus on the disaster. president trump and first lady are expected to return this weekend. >> maryland senator ben cardin joins us live from the campus of johns hopkins university. senator thanks so much for joining us. >> good to be with you. thank you. >> you guys have a lot to discuss when you head back to congress starting next week. number one, i'm sure will be discussing the relief fund for the harvey victims. there's been a lot of talk about how hard this was -- how hard t passed. where do things stand or what are you hoping for? >> i didn't hear exactly what you said but i think you were talking about the challenges we have when we return on tuesday. >> yes. >> specifically relating to the harvey disaster aid. >> oh, yeah, well, you know, what happened in texas is horrific and we see the scenes o

joe trippi, ellison barber, mollie hemingway. thank you.it involving the murder of a young dnc staffer. howie: katrina pierson, former trump campaign spokes fern now with america first policies. the media going haywire over the news that robert mueller convened a grand jury. katrina: i think it's overplayed. but anything involving the president and his administration is overplayed. this has nothing to do with russia, which is what i have been saying for a long time. howie: how do you know that? katrina: there has been no evidence found. collusion is not a crime. so what are we looking for here? howie: why does russia call russia a fabricated story when his own deputy attorney general rob rosenstein decide to investigate this matter. peer report left lost the election. they claim their server was hacked and leaked to wikileaks. we have not seen the server. there is no evidence that this actually happened. but this an investigation based upon an allegation from the losing team. howie: a number of anchors and correspondents raised questions in

. >> just ahead, the unbeatable offer from a local barber school. stay with us. >>> we want to thank abc 7 news viewer juan for this picture of the eclipse. that he captured today in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. >> share your pictures, just use the #abc now. you can see them on t >>> it's back to school time, of course. and time for a hair cut. >> you've got to look fresh and clean. abc 7 news was in concord today where all the buzz was about free haircuts for students. this is the third year the urban barber college has held a free cut for kids event. >> isn't that great? they say getting back to school can get expensive and they help good about helping parents and kids in their community. >> making a difference, seeing happy faces, on the kids' faces before they go back to school. the first day of school, that's a big thing, too, looking nice. >> the free cuts continue until 7:00 tonight. their goal was to do 200 back-to-school haircuts. you want to feel confident, too. >> absolutely. that is great. look at those good looking kids. >>

william barber. bishop, thank you so much.t to let people know that it was because of you that i found out this was happening last night. i heard from you after i was coming off the air and the story was pretty alarming, the idea that people were marching towards a church with torches. we now have that piece of video so people can get a sense of what the people inside that church were hearing. here are the protesters from friday night. >> blood and soil! blood and soil! blood and soil! blood and soil! >> this is a chant of blood and soil, the slogan of the agricultural department of nazi, germany, the government of adolph hitler. as a man doing this work, what did you think when you heard this? >> well, it was quite troubling. but i knew that if we continued to sow this kind of hatred rhetoric, con dole lensdolences alt-right strategy, this was not outright hate. this was something planned. when you look at people involved, david duke and others and how they are using this moment in history to spur white nationalism, it should

your boys should be going to barber school, carpentry school. we should come up with that agenda. we should demand that black college reinstitute two year trade and have four year programs. we can do these things ourselves f we're not in a city like atlanta where you have p 70% or 80% of the schools are black but you don't have an 80% graduation rate. you can't blame parents for going to chaert schools. we are producing the excellence we need to sustain our community. we don't keep our dollar in our community over six hours f you're talking about white american, jewish american, asian-american, the dollars stay in their community 26 and 28 days. our dollar doesn't stay in our community six hours. places like atlanta need to be replicated. it is a place can you type in black restaurant and bar and get 50 selections. i need to see that in nashville, memphis, new york, compton. because when we start doing that, you start to alleviate the need for government and to the white folk would are watching now who see that and reverse racism, you say what? >> if you're a good white person, yo

ellison barber reports rescuers are focusing on recovering the aircraft. >> reporter: the focus is on recovery. the marine corps notified the families of those three marines and the recovery effort could take several months to complete. when officials called off the search it was around 3:00 a.m. in australia. the day before, august 5 at 4:00 p.m. local time the osprey crashed off the coast of australia during, "regularly scheduled operations." the aircraft took off from a u.s. navy warship and a defense official tells fox news it crashed as it attempted to land on that warship. officials say 26 service members were on board the osprey. the other 23 are safe. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the white house says president trump is getting updates on the situation from his chief of staff. this comes just weeks after a marine corps cargo plane crashes in mississippi killing all 16 on board. u.s. military non-combat aviation crashes are up this year. so far there have been 12 in the same time last year. here is the chairman on the house armed services committee just a few w

. >> jon: we have live the fox coverage with ellison barber in charlottesville, virginia. but over to kevin with more on the presidents packed day today. how >> you are right about that. a busy day indeed going from new jersey to the nation's capital. then in new york later tonight. we do expect that the president will weigh in on the violence in charlottesville. he will need as he pointed out with his attorney general jeff sessions and griffith parade to talk about the rally that happened down the state, he had not far from the nation's capital, but ahead of the trip, interesting to see. the third largest pharmaceutical company resigned from the american council sending responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism. of the man's name is kenneth fraser. actually the ceo of -- writing today that the countries leaders must honor the fundamental values by rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry, and group supremacy. that's from kenneth fraser. a sharp retort from the president who wrote that he will have more time to lower rip-off drug prices. that's comin

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abc-seven's tim barber got a chance to ride in it. he is far lighter than the plane's original cargo. during world war two, the plane typically carried eight or ten bombs-- each weighing about 500 pounds. more than 12-thousand b-17's were produced back then. only 12 still fly. and sunday at martin state airport outside baltimore. but rides "are" expensive. tickets cost 450 dollars.. because the plane costs more than a million dollars a year to operate. if war planes aren't your thing-- right now: the third corpse flower is blooming at the u-s botanic garden. the u-s botanic garden stayed open until 10 o'clock last night so more people could see it. corpse flowers are known for their signature rotten scent. this is the first time they've had three blooming around the same time. some blooms only last for about a day, but this one is expected to last until wednesday. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - wet, windy, and cool today - awaiting 5am update from nhc to see if irma has formed - warmer tomorrow; dry through friday - rain fro

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