the deployment of the british red cross, with local agency teams, we have not seen massive coverage withinprised. because of the stash of revisions under the civil contingencies act, every local authority must have contingency plans, and emergency response plans. —— because of the statute of revisions under the civil contingencies act, every local authority must have contingency plans, and emergency response plans. what i think is, there is some lessons to be learned here, and for us to develop from this tragic incident and how we approach these natural disasters. very good responses from the tri— emergency services, there may be a gap between that and the softer rehousing of the families. the pastoral care of them, and the persons coming down to the site. especially in this very hot weather. i think i'm going to take this back to the planning site, in london, and speak with local authorities and central government and try to make professional recommendations. this was an extraordinary disaster on an epic scale, what plan could a local borough have had? under the civil contingencies act, t

the british red cross launched the appeal, calling for people to come together, as sarah campbell reports from london bridge and borough market. this area is packed with bars and restaurants, that's what made it a target last saturday. one week on, people are back in defiance of those determined to spread terror. obviously, you still reflect upon it and think about those people that that happened to, but it doesn't stop me from coming out at all, no. you can't not think about what happened. we were wondering about what the mood would be like, but it's really celebratory and fun. we stick together, that's what we do. that's what london's all about. across the capital, there was a concerted effort this evening to collect money for victims of terror attacks and their families. the uk solidarity fund was set up in the wake of the manchester and westminster attacks by the british red cross. so, in pubs like this this evening, they are encouraging people to donate money. restaurants are donating the price of certain meals and there are collections being held in tube stations and theatres. and a

the uk solidarity fund was set up in the wake of the manchester and westminster attacks by the british red cross evening, they are encouraging people to donate money. restaurants are donating the price of certain meals and there are collections being held in tube stations and theatres. and alongside the donations, a sense of solidarity. i think it's absolutely right that on the anniversary of what happened last weekend, the tragic events that happened last weekend, that londoners can just go out and do what londoners do. a walk across the centre of london this evening involving representatives from different faiths. a show of unity to remember those who were killed. sarah campbell, bbc news. let's get a reminder of our top story now. ten downing st says that theresa may has discussed the deal with the democratic unionist party to enable her minority government to pass laws in parliament. more now on the situation in the philippines were us special forces are helping the military there to dislodge militants allied to the so—called islamic state in the city of marawi. after nearly three weeks of f

you were talking about the fund that has been set up by the british red cross.nk towards the fun. restaurants will be donating the cost of meals. the money donated will be given to family members of those caught up in the attack victims of the attack. a real sense of solidarity. we have got to make ladies, mandy and catherine — you haven't been put off coming to london because of this, have you? no. i was slightly nervous coming in situ. you do think about atrocities, and working borough market, it is completely cordoned off and it is eerie,... you are from out of town, in surrey — any trepidation about coming into the capital? on thursday, we spoke about this, and we were like, there is no way we are not coming up to town. we meet up regularly, so no. we always meet up regularly, so no. we always meet in this area. and what is the feeling amongst people today? do you think it is on people's mines? feeling amongst people today? do you think it is on people's minefim feeling amongst people today? do you think it is on people's mines? it is on people's mines but it

go towards that we love manchester emergency fund, set up by manchester city council and the british red crossgrieving families and victims of the bombing. preparations are now well under way. a huge stage and tight security is in place. an effort that would normally take months of planning being completed within days. this is where the eyes of the world will be focused tomorrow night. millions of people will watch as ariana grande isjoined on stage by the likes of coldplay, take that and katy perry. this concert will be broadcast to more than 50 countries around the world. a night of unity, remembrance and a shared love of music. it's been called a once—in—a—lifetime exhibition — raphael: the drawings has opened at the ashmolean museum in oxford, bringing together 120 rarely seen works from collections around the world. the aim is to shine a new light on the renaissance master, whose reputation was more for precision than emotion. 0ur arts editor will gompertz has been to take a look. the transfiguraion by raphael, who died when only 37 years old, this being his last masterpiece, confirmation

failure here which is indicated in the sidebar story, interestingly, in the observer, saying the british red crossfessional organisers into north kensington to help out. the problem is what you do after the first responders. it is what america learned after nine or 11 what america learned after nine or ii and hurricane katrina. it is no use to say that we will do things in the third world. nonsense. take a country like italy which 80% of the tension that shellac territory is subject to our —— earthquakes. they have a ministry who deals with units of the military like the red cross that can go in that honestly, this recurrent callout the military, particularly if the tory are going to cut the military down. when you have army of 100 thousand, and you can‘t call out that many people. actually, we have big questions because grenfell tower isn‘t a thing that can be fixed in five days. it will take five months or possibly even a year to get everybody sorted out, get them housed, get their lives on an even keel, if even they can be in some cases. the prime minister is saying she was the people as affect

it did seem that the british red cross had come in to fill the gap.sa may has said that the response was not good enough, there is an article in the financial times today talking about how the effort is being coordinated by executives from other local authorities, effectively the kensington and chelsea local authority has been sidelined in its owfi authority has been sidelined in its own borough. sol authority has been sidelined in its own borough. so i seem to be serious questions being raised about the effectiveness of that effort, and we have of course this mention of people receiving £10 to help them tide them over. this is kensington and chelsea, that gets you caught the underclass and if you're lucky. —— that gets you a copy and paste review are lucky. i have seen fatal fires before, but never seen anything like this. the leader of the council says that they are involved, they are leading this effort, and he rejects the criticism they have received. let's look at they have received. let's look at the telegraph. let in turn are victims of season

been involved in the effort to support families and friends who lost relatives in the fire, the british red crossthose who helps on the scene. chief executive mike adamson talked about just food money and information. this we have been here since wednesday morning when we provided support to the people who evacuated from the ham marble fire, horrific fire in grenfell tower. they were provided practical sport, emotional support to provide information. where doing now is scaling all that up to be ready to work with the authorities around the community assistance centre that being established. we will help coordinate the way that works so that people will get the right information, we will subside up a support line to survive provide support line to survive provide support to be brought and work alongside the social work teams and making contact with every household and family who were elected by fire and family who were elected by fire and evacuated. —— affected by the fire and evacuated. we will also be ready to welcome people for the tragic funerals that will take place and we will use our suppor

the globe a lot of eyes on it and proceeds go to emergency fund set up in manchester and the british red cross all right here we go starting another workweek out there many people had auto abbreviated week on account of memorial day. gwen standing by with a look at what we can expect for the week ahead, hi, gwen. >> unsettled start to the week. you have to keep your umbrella handy. chance of showers and maybe thunderstorms so be aware of that. in the meantime clouds are rolling in tonight and let's take a look what the is going on in terms of where we hit for highs today. not bad. we were actually above seasonal average low 80s and 87 at reagan national airport and 86 at dulles well as bwi thorough good marshall. it is still mild outside fo folks. right now we're at 75 degrees at d.c. and same gaithersburg and dulles and 76 mannasas and 77 fredericksburg this hour and 70 cumberland and 72 baltimore and 72 degrees to the south at leonardtown. winds fairly light. and dew points not bad. we'll see that change a little bit once we get to tomorrow. but here's a look at sky conditions. we're actuall

globe, and proceeds will go to an emergency new england set up by the city of manchester and the british red cross>>> the may 22nd attack took place outside of grande's concert in manchester. 22 people died. dozens more were hurt. grande visited some of those people who were hurt before today's concert. >>> we have breaking news. two people are dead tonight after police found them inside a car with a gunshot wound to the head. investigators say it was a man and woman. this is a live look from the scene on sidney street. nobody has been arrested and the weapon has not been recovered. we do have a crew on the scene and we'll have updates on the nbc 10 app and tonight at 11:00. >>> wet weather returns. here is a look now at the first alert weather radar. we are tracking rain and storms across the region tonight and tomorrow. first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz joins us now with the most accurate forecast. glenn, a god stretch of nice weather, but now we're back to the rain. >> yeah, and within a couple of days we'll be back to the cold temperatures to go along with the rain and

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of the proceeds will go to the emergency fund set up by the city of manchester, and also, the british red cross. >>> the north carolina republican party convention this weekend doubled in support for show of president trump. kellyanne conway, and the president's daughter-in-law were featured speakers there, and both of the women made comments critical of the media. >> stay strong, and you have come this far, and you can't let it get undone by the people who are nay-sayers and the critics. >> we are seeing the mainstream media going against the president and the party and doing everything they can to stop him. >> and also at the spotlight, former governor pat mckichory w lost to a democrat in november sounding like a candidate again. he pushed hurricane relief and voter i.d., but not so far as to say he plans to run in 2020. >>> still ahead a bold journey across the state of california. why thousands of people are riding bicycles from san francisco to l.a. >>> if you are outside, across the golden gate bridge, it is showing sunshine and nice temperatures to the start the week, but showers toward

from the benefit show will go to an emergency fund set up by the city of manchester and the british red cross to assist those hurt by the bombing. two and a german rock festival is reopened after a bomb scare. they say that there was evidence of a possible terrorist threat. please said security was high at the attack because of the suicide attack outside of the ariana grande concert. >>> and protesters were out today asking for investigation into the trump administration ties with russia. let's go to washington for the latest. >> our democracy is under attack.>> reporter: protesters were out today across the country, protesting healthcare, the environment and the relationship of president donald trump with russia. >> what i hope is done is that we are able to pay attention to things that are important to the american people. we need to deal with climate change, which is real. people need to stop denying that. >> reporter: there were rallies in cities across the country including chicago, new york city, seattle and new jersey. some of the marchers are using the rally to call for greater unity

ticket sales will benefit the british red cross society for its manchester emergency fund.s supporting the victims of the manchester bombing. >>> as you can imagine security for the benefit concert will be extremely tight. arrests in connection to the attack continued when police took a 24-year-old man into custody and also confiscated his vehicle. the man was the 17th person detained in connection with the may 22nd attack. those preparing to attend tomorrow night's event say right now they feel safe thanks to all those officers. >> when you see the police presence, then it's our safety that -- it can only be a good thing. >> yeah, feel really safe. don't feel frightened at all. >> justin bieber robby williams little mick and also katy perry expected to perform at the benefit concert tomorrow night. >>> chelsea is back to give us an update on our forecast. so beautiful today. it was a slow walk in. >> you got the low humidity, it's really a great evening to be outside. we did have a couple showers you had to dodge if you were out and about earlier this morning but that didn

go towards that we love manchester emergency fund, set up by manchester city council and the british red crossof the bombing. preparations are now well under way. a huge stage and tight security is in place. an effort that would normally take months of planning being completed within days. this is where the eyes of the world will be focused tomorrow night. millions of people will watch as ariana grande isjoined on stage by the likes of coldplay, take that and katy perry. this concert will be broadcast tomorrow in 50 countries around the world. —— to more than 50. a night of unity, remembrance and a shared love of music. lets get some sport with hugh. a big match in cardiff? that's right the first man to score in three champions league finals has set his team on the road to history, and he has done it twice for real madrid in cardiff. cristiano ronaldo struck his first for real madrid in the 20th minute, his side helping to be the first team to win the champions league twice in a row. then the juventus champions league twice in a row. then thejuventus equalised with a brilliant overhead kick, a

. >> $3 million was set to go to an emergency fund to help the city of manchester and the british red cross>>> we'll start with a look live outside across our neighborhoods. not yet sunlight here, but the camera's looking better now. temperatures at 65 degrees in philadelphia. 59 in the suburbs. also at 59 in the lehigh valley. we're at 63 in new jersey, and delaware at 65. a mild start this morning. you might want a light jacket. otherwise, you should be good heading out the door. notice the icons. cloudy out there already. we have seen light showers passing across the region. that's going to continue this morning. some spotty, light showers, but that's about it. not a lot of rain, more clouds than anything else. and you can see that from the radar picture right now. just a few little spots of green that are moving by. nothing to write home about. but you may need to use the windshield wiper briefly if one of these cells passes by. a little wayne is trying to make its way to chester and the southern portion of burkes county. spot showers are possible. through the rest of the day, the after

the british red cross raised more than $13 million this total. >> such a beautiful moment. >>> still, several arrests overnight after president trump supporters clash with other demonstrators. >>> russian president vladimir putin is talking about allegations that his country meddle in the u.s. presidential election. why he says we must have boring lives. >>> plus, game two of the nba finals, not boring, the warriors looking unstoppable, though. ♪ when you step out of your sandals and into summer fun... ...don't get caught with rough dry feet. try amopé pedi-perfect. it effortlessly buffs away hard skin... ...for summer ready feet after just one use... ...for soft beautiful feet you can see and feel for yourself. don't miss a minute of summer! amopé. love every step. now save $10 at coupons.com. >>> portland, oregon appeared as a city divided as thousands converged on downtown. they used flash bang grenades and tear gas to keep anti-fascist protesters separated from supporters and opponents of president trump. there were 14 arrests and dozens of weapons seized. >>> russian president v

ticket sales will benefit the british red cross society for its manchester emergency fund supporting on theing the victims of the manchester bombing. >>> security for that benefit concert will be extremely tight. arrests in connection to the attack continued as recently as yesterday when police investigating the bombing took a 24-year-old man into custody and confiscated his vehicle. the man was the 17th person detained in connection with the may 22nd attack. those prepare to attend tomorrow night's event say they feel safe thanks to the police presence. >> see the police presence. it's our safety, it can only be a good thing. >> yeah, feel really safe don't feel frightened at all. >> justin bieber as well as robby williams little mix and katy perry are expected to perform at the benefit concert scheduled for tomorrow night. >>> hundreds of folks turned out for a celebration of cancer survivors. more than 300 people gathered for a colorful tea at eynon tabernacle baptist church. this is its third year the church has honored cancer survivors while remembering those who lost their batt

the british red cross has launched a campaign calling for people to go out in the capital tonight.onating some of this evening's proceeds to those caught up in the attack and their families. the cruise liner, the queen mary 2, is in the process of rescuing the crew of a yacht in the middle of the atlantic. a number of yachts put out mayday calls last night as storm force winds — and 15 metre waves — battered shipping in the area. the ships had been competing in a transatlantic race hosted by the royal western yacht club. 36 hours ago, the competitors were encountered by a severe storm, with 60-70 encountered by a severe storm, with 60—70 knot winds and seas of 15 metres. this caused a certain amount of concern, and we had three emergency beacons, which went off on three boats, which meant they were in distress, and a further two boats thatis in distress, and a further two boats that is needed consideration from the coastguard. what happens when an emergency beacon goes off is that it goes to the nearest coastguard station, which is halifax, which reacted to the situations. conditio

go towards the we love manchester emergency fund, set up by manchester city council and the british red crosse the eyes of the world will be focused tomorrow night. millions of people will watch ariana grande, coldplay, take that and katy perry on the stage. this concert will be broadcast to more than 50 countries around the world. a night of unity, remembrance and a shared love of music. and we‘ll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow‘s front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guests tonight are tim shipman political editor of the sunday times and john rentoul from the independent. at least seven people have been killed in explosions at a funeral in kabul — the afghan capital — where the son of a prominent politician was being buried. he died yesterday when police clashed with demonstrators protesting about deteriorating security. iraqi security forces fighting islamic state militants in mosul say they‘ve gained more ground in the battle to control the city. the military has reportedly seized a warehouse that had been used to store weap

the british red cross total. >> such a beautiful moment. >>> still ahead, several arrests overnight afterdent trump supporters clash with other demonstrators. >>> russian president vladimir putin is talking about allegations that his country meddle in the u.s. presidential election. why he says we must have boring lives. >>> plus, game two of the nba finals, not boring, the warriors looking unstoppable, though. we have the highlights. >>> portland, oregon appeared as a city divided as thousands converged on downtown. they used flash bang grenades and tear gas to keep anti-fascist protesters separated from supporters and opponents of president trump. there were of weapons seized. >>> russian president vladimir putin is dismanager claims his country meddled in the u.s. election calling them, quote, a load of nonsense. he told megyn kelly he had no relationship with president trump and denied having damaging information on the president and downplayed his personal interaction with former national security adviser michael flynn. putin also says the u.s. intelligence agencies that cite russian

go towards that we love manchester emergency fund, set up by manchester city council and the british red crossof the bombing. preparations are now well under way. a huge stage and tight security is in place. an effort that would normally take months of planning being completed within days. this is where the eyes of the world will be focused tomorrow night. millions of people will watch as ariana grande isjoined on stage by the likes of coldplay, take that and katy perry. this concert will be broadcast to more than 50 countries around the world. a night of unity, remembrance and a shared love of music. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at10:30 and 11:30pm. the guestsjoining me tonight are tim shipman, the political editor of the sunday times and john rentoul from the independent. the headlines on bbc news: the prime minister has insisted that the conservative position on tax hasn't changed, and that she is hoping to lower taxes. ariana grande has it visited fans in hospital who were injured in the bombing at her concert. she posed with t

there are fantastic facilities being offered there, victim support, family liaison officers, british red crossto assume that grieving families, people who are struggling to cope are able to find where they hell is that is why yesterday, at the force meeting, that the prime minister chaired, i said to the prime minister it is crucial we have staff in the community wearing high visibility tops going out to find those who need the help and i am pleased that my views were taken on board. i accept it is three days too late, in the meantime people have suffered. we have to make sure every resident, every family, every person that needs help is gone too to be offered that help rather than assuming they will come to the council. the chancellor said that fire experts say it is not always necessary to retrofit sprinklers, what is your view on that? i look at the evidence and there was a fire in 2008 nine, there was an inquest into thousand and 13 and a prosecution against southwark council and recommendations were made to firstly make sure there are sprinklers retrofitted in those tower blocks which are

go towards the wheelock manchester emergency fund, set up by manchester city council and the british red crosshe bombing. this is where the eyes of the world will be focused tomorrow night. millions of people will watch as coldplay, take that and katy perry on the stage. this concert will be broadcast to more than 50 countries around the world. a night of unity, remembrance and a shared love of music. at least seven people have been killed in explosions at a funeral in kabul — the afghan capital — where the son of a prominent politician was being buried. he died yesterday when police clashed with demonstrators protesting about deteriorating security. 3 suicide bombers made it into the crowd of hundreds of mourners here in campbell. and then they exploded their guests among those in the funeral. we understand from afghan government that 119 people are injured, taken to hospital, being treated. some of them are very seriously, and 7 others wounded. but among them, there seems to be no high—profile afghan government officials, although tens of them attended his funeral, including the country‘s de

emma spragg is from the british red cross.homes in this. what is the atmosphere? there is anger and hostility, isn't there? there is. you can understand that. it is heartbreaking. the scale is something else. we are doing what we can to be here. we are working closely with lots of different agencies to make sure people have got the support they need. we are at we stway got the support they need. we are at westway sports centre where people can go for support. if anybody needs help about housing, money, travel, thatis help about housing, money, travel, that is where you go for help. it is usually emotional time. the volunteers are really trained in supporting people like that. we have a team out now checking that people are ok and giving somebody a shoulder if they needed. thank you very much. what is happening at the moment, there are still many questions surrounding this fire. how did it spread so quickly? those questions will take awhile and even weeks to be answered. police say a criminal investigation is now ongoing. that

the british red cross says it has raised more than $13 million in total. >> that was such a beautifult. >>> well still ahead right here, several arrests overnight after president trump supporters clash with other demonstrators. >>> and russian president vladimir putin is talking about allegations that his country meddled in the u.s. presidential election. why he says we must have boring lives. >>> plus, game two of the nba finals, not boring, the warriors looking unstoppable, though. we have the highlights. did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> portland, oregon, appeared as a city divided as thousands of protesters converged on downtown creating a complicated situation for police. they use

donations are set to pour into the uk solidarity fund which was set up by the british red cross in thestminster attacks. so at pubs like this, people will be asked to donate the price of a drink. at restau ra nts, donate the price of a drink. at restaurants, they are donating the cost of a meal. uber will donate £1 perfare and cost of a meal. uber will donate £1 per fare and there are loads of collection that tube stations and theatres. all that money will go to theatres. all that money will go to the victims and families of victims caught up in the attacks. the sentiment from here is that whatever happened last saturday will not stop people enjoying themselves. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may looks set to be backed by the democratic unionist party in a minority government as an outline agreement on a "confidence and supply" arrangement is reportedly reached. mrs may has appointed gavin barwell as her new chief of staff after two of her closest aides, nick timothy and fiona hill, resigned. she was told to sack the pair or face a leadership challenge. police said the london bridg

the british red cross has launched a campaign calling for people to go out in the capital tonight.urants and taxi services will be donating some of this evening's proceeds to those affected in the attack and their families. the duke of edinburgh is celebrating his 96th birthday today — his last before he steps down from official duties. philip will spend his birthday privately at windsor castle. next week, he's expected to help the queen celebrate her official 91st birthday at the annual trooping the colour parade. with all the sport, here's mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. there's a spring in the step of the british and irish lions rugby team, after they won their most challenging match on their tour of new zealand so far. they beat the crusaders 12—3 in christchurch, and it was all about the boot of 0wen farrell. this is the time for the british and irish lions to call in the cavalry in canterbury. regarded as the best clu b tea m in canterbury. regarded as the best club team in world rugby, the crusaders and the tourists would play like they were on home tur

there is fantastic facilities being offered there, victim support, family liaison officers, british red cross assume that grieving families, people who are struggling to cope are able to find where that help is and that is why yesterday, at the task force meeting that the prime minister chaired, i said it was crucial that we have staff in the community wearing high visibility tops going out to find those who need the help. i am pleased my views were taken aboard yesterday. i accept it is three days too late, in the meantime, people have suffered. we now have to make sure every single resident, every family, every person who needs help is gone to to be offered that help rather than assuming they will go to the council. as the search and recovery effort continues and will continue late into the night, over there, very different views about how the relief effort is being controlled on the ground over here. two pieces of breaking news to bring you now, first, from mali, we hear that a luxury resort, popular with western expatriates, just outside the capital, has come under attack today by gunmen,

now 40,000 boxes of excess clothes have been moved to this british red cross warehouse will stop the brought in the language requirement for new drivers saying it was vital for passenger safety. but uber claims the test would put thirty three thousand private hire drivers out of business. the victoria and albert museum has unveiled its new £55 million redevelopment. as well as new public spaces and galleries, the facades of the grade i listed building have been revealed for the first time. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning apart from a part suspension on the dlr between all saints and canary wharf because of a faulty train, which is also causing delays on other parts of that line. on the trains, southeastern services are at a standstill between charlton and slade green because of a problem at plumstead. out on the roads, this is the north circular westbound, where the exit slip is closed on chingford road at the crooked billet interchange. traffic coping at the moment. in the west end, oxford street is closed in both direc

proceeds will go to an emergency fund set up by the city of manchester and the british red cross. (jrstone) president dold trump is facing backlash for his comments on the mayor of london. the president took to twitter today saying "at least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london says there is 'no reason to be alarmed.'" the tweet was in response to mayor sadiq khan's statement alerting londoners about heightened police activity in the wake of the attack. a number of british politicians quickly came to khan's defense. this is not the first struggle between london's muslim mayor and trump. in january, khan called for a cancelation of trump's visit to britain after his attempt to impose the travel ban. (justine) pro- and anti donald trump rallies turned violent in downtown portland today. the rallies in response to the deadly stabbing of two portland men who tried to stop another man's anti-muslim tirade. thousands of people showed up. as demonstrators marched... officers blocked them in. police began clearing chapman square after they said protesters were hu

in pubs, people are being encouraged to donate to the british red cross' fundraising drive, to raisedge and manchester attacks. it's absolutely right that, on the anniversary of what happened last weekend, the tragic events that happened last weekend, that londoners can just go out and do what londoners do. repairs are continuing to buildings damaged in the hunt for the killers, but the police cordons have now been lifted. southwark cathedral is reopening. an effort to bring back a sense of normality to an area which has experienced so much suffering. simon jones, bbc news. southwark cathedral has opened its doors this morning for the first time since the london bridge attacks. the cathedral was in the area that was cordoned off after the attack. our correspondent richard lister is outside the cathedral for us. yes, gorgeous, sunny day here and a change of mood, i think, is what people are trying to approach today even though it is just a week since those horrific attacks last saturday. southwark cathedral, as you say, has been closed since then, this area very much treated as a crim

proceeds will go to an emergency fund set up by the city of manchester and the british red cross. stone) seven people are now confirmed dead and dozens injured in central london...the terror attack happened late saturday night in two places -- on london bridge and at a nearby market. three suspects were shot dead, a dozen others have been arrested. a warning that the video you're about to see is graphic. extra extranatskieran lovelace / witness: "it was like a big panic thing. people running, screaming, tears from what they were seeing. witnesses to the latest terror attack in london reliving the nightmare.. kieran lovelace / witness: "it was all a bit crazy. so many different emotions going on."extra extra sotthis is what it looked like shortly after the chaos broke out.nats.. officials are now working to calm emotions within the city. sadiq khan / london mayor: "to reassure londoners and visitors and to make sure we're safe there will be increased police presence over the course of today and the next few days."around 10 pm saturday -- heavily armed police officers swarmed the lo

proceeds from the show will go to the emergency fund set up for the city of manchester and the british red cross to help those affected by the bombing two weeks ago. >>> a rock festival in germany reopened after a bomb scare forced the evacuation of 80,000 people there. officials say there was concrete evidence of a threat. they were ushered to nearby camp sites. security was high at that event because of the suicide bomb attack outside of the ariana grande concert a couple of weeks back. so, a brave new world out there. >> yes, it is. >>> at 7:04, let's switch gears and head over to rosemary for a check of the weather. temperatures are nice if you like it warm. >> pleasant. not a lot of changes. temperature-wise, we are seeing a change this morning. we have clear skies in many areas. partly cloudy along the coastline. it looks like over portions of the east bay but we are going to continue to see this clear out of the way as we get through the morning hours. here is a live look across the bay. you can see fog there and in the distance, we got low clouds and you can see the top of the tower indi

proceeds will go to emergency fund set newspaper man chester as well as british red cross. >> great showge crowd there. back here at home another gorgeous day we've had great weather this weekend. gwen as you told us yesterday humiditys with >> you remembered good girl. >>> i love you lindsay. #unwanted house guest aka humidity it was creeping in today. i expect more toxt we'll be on the lookout for that. we do have some partly cloudy skies the night become mostly cloudy. temperature-wise let's look at numbers from today, folks. we're actually above the seasonal average in the low 80s. we hit 87 at reagan national and dulles 86 and bwi thorough good marshall kicked in at 86. well let's have a look what it's like outside now. temperature-wise 77s quite a few here at d.c., dulles and stevensville and culpeper. and 6 gaithersburg this houring and quantico at 78. that's the same for fred fredericksburg a little cooler north, northwest, 70 hagerstown and 70 mar continuesburg this hour and that's the same for winc winchester. winds fairly light but pushing in from the south. that helped to boo

all proceeds go to an emergency fund set up by the city of manchester and the british red cross. abc will bring you the entire concert at 2:00 p.m. on our free form channel. you can see hits on 6abc. the one hour special will air late tonight following the nba finals, the late edition of "action news" at 11:00 p.m. and "action news" sports sunday. >> back here at home, the man accused of stabbing city council david oh was in court. 24-year-old turned himself in yesterday. he faces charges of attempted robbery and murder for the stabbing outside oh's home in philadelphia. his stepfather said this is a mistake of mistaken identity. >> a portion of the schuylkill expressway is back open after a crash led to its closure this morning. one vehicle overturned between belmont exit and gladwyn exit. the road was back open two hours later. >>> tragedy in delaware county after a toddler shot and killed himself. police say the 2-year-old found a handgun under the bed yesterday in the home in the corner of bethel and green streets in chester township. they say the child died after shooting hi

. ♪ >> according to the british red cross, the concert raised more than $13 million.he prime minister may said that britain's terror threat level will remain at serious, which means an attack is highly likely. that's one step below the highest level, which is critical. we have team fox coverage. catherine herridge live in washington this afternoon. first, to mike tobin who is live just after 8:00 p.m. what are we learning about the attackers? >> investigators can't pin down one of the terrorists. koram butt was on the radar of police and mi 5 since 2015 because he spouted off about radical ideology. there's reports that he tried to recruit children nor isis. the raids have been taking place in a borough called barking. a dozen people were picked up. one was released quickly. so from the information that we have thus far, police are holding around 11 people believing there's a larger network of assistants or sympathizers. scotland yard pleading with the muslim community for more information. shep? >> shepard: what is the situation like on the ground there? >> you have

. >> i proceeds will go to emergency funds set up by city of manchester and the british red cross toe families and those affected by the bombing. in new york, fox news. >>> musician greg allman was laid to rest today in georgia. crowds lined the streets of the city of macon, georgia trying to catch a glimpse of the hurst caring allman's body. many celebrities and dignitaries, attended the private service, including former president jimmy carter, anal manned's ex-wife, cher. the rocker was a member of the allman brothers group. he died last weekend after a series every health problems. allman was 69 years old. >>> caught on camera, in new york city, an attacker goes after zero nine year old man. take a look, you can see the suspect kicked the victim's shopping cart, then hit the elderly man in the head with a cane. they say the attack unprovoked, some witness it is jump in to defend the victim and chased off the attack edger, police still looking for him, the victim suffered numerous injuries, and has lost hearing in one of his ears by being hit so hard. >> we all know the dangers of

proceed will good to british red cross we love manchester emergency fund same charity the money raised>> clooney household doubled inside. he and his wife waking up new parents this morning. parents to twins. baby girl and baby boy. little girl's name is ella and boy alexander and amal and boys and baby happy and fine couple said in statement and everybody is okay and joke george is sedated and should recover in a few days. >> that's funny. >> 4th of july around the corner. we found outline-up for annual july 4 concert outside the u.s. capitol it's tuesday 8 to:30 p.m. >> john stamos cute little ak atore will be there and host and double duty beach boys. other performers motown legends four tops and dan aykroyd and jim balushi of blues brother and country star chase atkins. >> go down the night before for rehearsal. >> yeah? >> it's great to get up close. >> you don't get the fireworks. >> just in time for summer. new popup bar wants to you embrace your upper lanister or stark. "game of thrones" theme bar opens in shaw three weeks before premiere of 7. they will transform mocking bird

british red cross says more than three million-dollar was raised during one love manchester.t number is expected to arise. we will have more. today marks two weeks since that attack. >>> all right. take a look, because there is a bear that is still up in a tree, in bucks county. >> what happened after game keepers tried to tranquilized him. >>> plus also wait until you hear about this this ups the game on everything there is a cammal for this guy, and all kind of festivities, the lavish send off one philadelphia mom gave her son, for his big night. hi there bob kelly good morning everybody. 5:30. updating our breaking news police continue to search for that escaped prisoner. sent california bucks school district is closed this morning because of this police activity and lets go outside, to a, live look at wildwood, we have the roller coaster, fired up, sueby has your monday forecast when we come back. quin was crazy about curls. but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never kno

it will go to an emergency fund set up by the city of manchester and british red cross. >>> it's 6:37 we have big changes in temperature and the rain. >> krystal klei has more. >>> this is a serious roller coaster forecast when it comes to temperatures and rain chances. we have some days yes, some days no, some days cool, some days hot. take a look now. 65 degrees in philadelphia. and 57 in the pennsylvania suburbs. we're at 62 in new jersey. upper 50s in the lehigh valley. up to 65 now in delaware. you see our sky conditions, a lot of clouds out there. but still peeks of sun trying to make their way through at this point in the day. thing is we'll have more clouds building in as we progress into the afternoon, and i think that we'll see some moisture lead to possibly showers and thunderstorms, as well. here's the radar and satellite view. what we've got going on are the cloudy conditions, sprinkles trying to to move through chester county. that's it for now. light showers through the morning certainly possible. you see that lingering in our direction. the better chance of rain will c

were told the proceeds will go to an emergency fund set up by manchester city and the british red crossews are working hard on final preparations and if you don't know, fans say they are ready for the celebration, listen to this. >> the police are doing an amazing job. >> the police presence and our safety will be a good thing. >> manchester is brilliant. we stand united. trace: justin bieber, coldplay, miley cyrus and others are scheduled to perform. last month, a bomber killed 22 people and injured many more expands were leaving the concert. the attacker died in the blast and 17 people have been arrested as part of the investigation that concert is set for the cricket field about 4 miles from where the arena was located. there is no word, although security will be ordinarily tight for that concert tomorrow, there is no word that the concert is being delayed or postponed in any fashion. up next, we will get information from a former fbi investigator because if you look at the puzzle, if you look at the pieces of this and what is going on, not just the concert but the fact that it's ram

. $2.6 million was raised to go to the city of manchester and the british red cross. >>> president donald is tweeting about his travel ban. he's calling for a return to the original more sweeping version of that executive order. he tweeted, quote, the justice department should have stayed with the original travel ban and not the watered down, politically correct version they submitted to s.c., meaning supreme court. the justice department should ask for an expedited hearing of the watered down travel ban and seek much tougher versions. here's the next tweet. in any event, we are extreme vetting people coming into the u.s. in order to keep our country safe. the courts are slow and political. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. all right. we'll begin with a look live throughout our neighborhood and there are all these gray pictures again and it is another damp and dreary day. temperatures, though, are on the warmer side of things and they're on the warmer side at 71 degrees in philadelphia and we're at 66 in the suburbs and 70 in new jersey and 69 in the lehigh valley and mid-70s in de

according to reports charles, who is president of the british red cross, made donation of an undisclosedunt of money to the relief effort. the devastation of that fire has left at lee 79 people dead >>> game commission officers in central par asking people to stop feeding bears. officials say that feeding the bears can cause mange a sometimes fatal skin infection , itchy conditions that is spread ago monk bear population. several have died from severe cases cause by mites. >> small little insect that gets in and gets underneath the skin of the animal. >> we cannot have bird feeders , you have to take your garbage in at night or put it in the dumpster. >> wild life experts say drawing several animals to within place could spread that skin infection. >>> a new list is outranking states when it comes to drivers and how courteous they are. >> drivers in pennsylvania you may be surprised didn't do so well, according to a survey by cars for kid. the commonwealth ace monk the 10 least courteous states. ranking based on drivers answers to questions like tailgating and signaling. drivers we have