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you mentioned bude off the north coast, because they have a huge jazz festival and north coast, becausethe south east corner and that is relatively close to plymouth. the cou nty is relatively close to plymouth. the county has a problem in terms of access ability for those who don't have their own car or those who don't want to use their car? we have been working with great western railway, not only for bringing them m, railway, not only for bringing them in, but also getting them around. there is work going on in a car park so there is work going on in a car park so people can get into st ives. the bus and the trains are integrated on their timetables so you don't necessarily need a car. leave the car aside for one day and a john cornwall and enjoy being with your loved ones without the hassle of driving and use the ever improving public transport. what is your favourite spot? i have several, there are some wonderful beaches. last sunday i was with some friends on the beach with less than 20, 25 people that was 200 metres long. little bit of effort and a bit of walking and in that case

all of the money raised will go towards buding main street. >> i don't know. good idea, bad idea. it's going to rain, righ>> hit and miss. typical summer thundersrm which devastated them both times. >> heit or miss storm. 's not air 0% chance so be ready for some potentily strong orms. not everyone is going to get rained on but everyone needs to have a plan jusn case one of those heavy thunderstorms or the summer sun seekers see it. temperatures in the m to upper 70s in the early morning hour of 4:18 in the morning and back out to our west. there are a lot of showers to deal with. these are going to be coming through here in waves over the course of the weekend. already some showers encaching on the top end of the shenandoah valley. winchester, martinsburg, hagerstown. not wefr one is going to get wet early thismorning. there's a chance for the showers to end up on the top of i-81. most of the morning chances will be defined closeo the pennsylvania border. we'll finish the morning and into the afternoon. temperatures will jump well into the 90s today. after 3:00, 4:00, showers and

we have amazing beaches in cornwall, around bude amber coast, we have 100 that feature on a free map to go to the more popular beaches. come back in may andjune and popular beaches. come back in may and june and have another great holiday in cornwall but enjoy the other 400 plus beaches we have got for people to enjoy. you mentioned bude on the north coast, they have a jazz festival coming up next month thatis jazz festival coming up next month that is a big draw for people outside and of south—west of the country. you talk about the county close to plymouth. it has a problem in terms of people who don't have their own cart or don't want to use their own cart or don't want to use their car? we are working with great western railway, notjust bringing people in but moving them around. there are great works going on so people can move around. lots of positive things happening for this going forward and the bosses and the trains are integrated on their timetable so a lot of good things going on so you don't necessarily need a car. leave the car aside one day and enjoy being with your lov

as recently as last week, investigators were still digging in the woods behind this apartment buding,bt clues so far. the names of the victims. >> jewelking, who was a 48-year-old female fromso hwest d.c. the second was verdell jefferson, she was aol 41-yea female. our third victim is dorothy butts, she was a 43-year-old female. >> reporter: it all began ipr late a when a construction sew found a human skull while working in a crapace of

as recently as last week, investigators were still digging in the woods behind this apartment buding, looking for clues. now police have the bt clues so far. the names of the victims. >> jewelking, who was a 48-year-old female fromso hwest d.c. the second was verdell jefferson, she was aol 41-yea female. our third victim is dorothy butts, she was a 43-year-old female. >> reporter: it all began ipr late a when a construction sew found a human skull while working in a crapace of this building on wayne place in southeast. cadaver dogs were brought in. the skeletal remns of three women were discovered buried in and around this building. the chief medical examinerul red the deaths homicide, saying two of the women were shot and one was killed by inflicted trauma. now officials say they know a lot more about these three women. >> three females in their 40s. th are all believe to have lived in close proximity to where the remains were discovered. reporter: so there's still a lot of mystery surrounding this. they said today that they're not sure that there's just one suspect involved in all t

. >> if you're opposed to buding the southern builder wall, you're for ms-13 flooding the country. , anything justifying the 'sundocumented immigrant w accused of murdering iowa etts,ge student mollie ti you're indifferent to this flooding of criminals. guthe nt shortly stated politically is fear and we are surround bid hostile forces who want to destroy you and i am the onlywh oncan protect you, and unless i'm there to do so, you are in an absolutely hostile environment that will attack and destroy you. it's terrible politics. nothing about trust. it's very minority and it's coalition, but it's donald trump. >> woodruf: completely different story this week, develoent, david, and that is, in the catholic church, it's like throwing a hand grenade in. amp partnership vi sri gano sena et7,000 wordr accusing pope francis of not just covering up sexual abuse in the church but fostering a pro homosexual climate. now there are 1400 catholic women who are telling pope francis that he must come with some kind of an answer. the question is some are sang this archbishop was aligned with conserv

we don't live immediately under the bridge, we are about six budings away but they evacuated us any waywe have to get some things but this willnow how lo last. i hope i can return and get some other things. >> woodruff: italy is planning a ste funeral for the dead, saturday.ee a bloodyin afghanistan continued with yet another attack today. two gunmen oned fire at an afghan intelligence service compound in kabul. the shootout lasted for six hours before police killed the attackers.e, ayanwhourners buried victims of yeste suicide bombing that killed 34 shiite students. the islamic state group claimed responsibility for the attack. back in this country, new federal figures show 72,000 americans died from drug overdoses in 2017, up 10from the year before. the centers for disease control and prevention said the increase is largely due to a sharp rise in deaths from synthetic opioids. meanwhile, police in nen, connecticut are trying to round up a bad batch of synthetic marijuana, after 76 people overdod in 24 hours. paramedics started responding to overdoses, starting wednesroy morning, ad a