charlie smith was on the scene. >> everything was incinerated. it looked like a war scene, as if something was bombed. >> the driver of the dump truck was suspected of talking on a cell phone when he crashed. after a seven-month information, smith decided not to charge the driver. he tells news4 the dump truck driver's cell phone was incinerated and they say there's evidence of brake failure >> that's not a crime. so in order to really take away somebody's freedom or liberty, you have to prove gross negligence. >> and statements from witnesses question the safety of the police motorcade blockade. one man said the way they shut down the highway with rolling stop was inappropriate. another say the motorcycle police may have had traffic moving over too quickly for cars coming up to slow down. and they say that the police nearly collided with a bus in the motorcade itself. >> if they're not conducted correctly, they pose a threat to the travelers who come into the county. >> reporter: the u.s. capitol police declined to comment on this. the driver of

frederick county state's attorney charlie smith was on the scene. >> everything was incinerated. it really looked like a war zone as if something was bombed. >> state police records obtained by news 4 said the driver of the dump truck was suspected on talking on a cell phone when he crashed after seven month investigation, smith has decided not to charge the driver. he tells new 4 it was incinerated in the fire making it impossible to know if it was in handheld mode. break failure might have contributed. >> you can sue somebody for that. but that's not a crime. so in order to really take away somebody's freedom of -- questioned the safety. one man said the way they shut it down with rolling stopped seemed inappropriate, cause a lot of people to slam brakes. motorcycle police may have had traffic move over too quickly for all cars coming up to slow down. the vehicles nearly cold lidoli with a bus and motorcade itself. >> and, obviously, if they're not conducted correctly, we pose a threat to the travellers, that come through frederick he wants to move on with his life. scott macfa

frederick county states attorney charlie smith said he determined the officers use of force was justifiableto stop a van connected to a burglary when it rammed undercover police vehicle and headed toward three officers who were on foot. >>> meanwhile georgia tech leaders say they're making changes in the wake of the police shooting that left student scott schultz dead. university president says they will will be appointed four institute wide action teams that will focus on concerns, issues, potential solutions and additional resources needed. the teams will include students, fact cull teal staff and outside experts. schultz was shot by police when he failed to comply with their demands. protests broke out on campus leaving two officers injured as rioters set fire to a patrol c car. >>> north korea now responding to president donald trump's warning about its nuclear program. fox news correspondent bryan llenas has the details from the united nations. >> reporter: tensions rising at the united nations saturday afternoon following north korea' response to president donald trump vow to destroy

. >> they have so many weapons much this team is lethal and alex smith who used to be caught check down charlie field that's where i expect him to go after jaelin mills because of his lack of speed. they're going to throw the ball down the field so he's got to be ready for the deep routes. >>> of course the "game day live" crew will have everything eagles at 10:00 a.m. on sunday. eagles game starts at 1:00 followed by the cowboys and the broncos. check down charlie he wasn't checking down against the patriots. >> no. >> lucy, what's coming up at 11:00. >> south philly residents say enough is enough. they are tired of the out of control kids they say have taken over their neighborhood so guess what? they're taking it back. and we've got your wake up weather and seven day forecast it's all in the first five minutes. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month on

season and were looking to return to the top of the table, but charlie walker's second half try and 1a points from the boot of marcus smith now hanging by a thread. the visitors at warrington maintain their status. france are into the final of the davis cup after beating serbia 3—1 in lille. jo—wilfried tsonga fought back from a set down against dusan lajovic to earn a three sets to one victory. the hosts went into the day needing just one victory from the final two singles rubbers to take victory against an understrength serbia, who were missing novak djokovic. and belgium or australia await in the final. that tie has gone into a deciding rubber after david goffin defeated nick kyrgios in four sets to bring belgium level. steve darcis is facing jordan thompson in the crucial fifth and final match. reigning champion phil taylor is into the semifinals of the champions league of darts, after knocking out his opponent and current world champion, michael van gerwen. there was nothing to separate the two players — who have 16 world titles between them — but at nine legs all, taylor sealed victory with a 65 checkout. hejoins ra

but charlie walker's second—half try, and 1a points from the boot of marcus smith, saw quins take victory of darts, has won the tournament in cardiff. he was a 40:1 shot before a dart was thrown, but completed the fairytale by beating two—time world champion gary anderson 11—9 in the final. it was the first major trophy of his career, and he is £100,000 better off, too. just look at the emotion in his face. he said afterwards it was perfect. he never thought that he could win. and just look at him, overcome. you would be, when you win that kind of money, as well. not bad foran that kind of money, as well. not bad for an evening's work. a very impressive performance. theresa may is flying to canada today to discuss a post—brexit trade deal, amid the fallout over the government's approach to eu withdrawal. the prime minister was facing calls to sack foreign secretary borisjohnson after he set out his personal vision of britain after brexit. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo joins us now from westminster. the fallout over that article by borisjohnson show no sign of going away, does i

smith he served in the u.s. naval construction battalion in morocco. >> handsome. >> yes. >> this guy looks like, well that guy. >> charlie branch. >> good to see you. >> what branch. >> the army, american legion right now. >> thank you for your service. >> anybody else, did we get him. >> that sounds good. >> are you ready for this? you where to meet a world war two vet. she's 100 years old, alex. >> wow. >> do you think this woman has stories to tell. >> i bet she has stories to tell. >> she likes to play a lot of golf. >> oh. >> she talk to fox 29's bill roar bit. >> let's meet her. >> am i looking at you, or these things which would you prefer. >> allison house or as she likes to be called norris about to give you a history lesson 100 years in the making >> january 25th, 1943. >> that is the day nor walked in the asbury park new jersey recruiting office and signed up for the army. >> we came from england when my dad was out of work after world war one and he looked in us as growing children don't you ever forget whatever you have, you owe to this country. >> she felt it was her duty to serve in the military during wor

smiths done. if we're going to get something done, there has to be negotiation, dialogue and innso kind of compromise. >> three times charlieent has been in public service when you announced you won't seek public re-election. something that popped out to me, i've worked to instill stability, certainty, and predictability in washington. i've fought to fulfill the basic functions of government, and regrettably that has not been easy given the disruptive outside influences that profit from increased polarization and ideological rigidity. aren't you and i talking about the same people in the monologue who said they don't want democrats and republicans working together, they want dysfunction. as mccain said, their incapacity is our livelihood. >> yes, you and senator mccain are absolutely spot on. look, these groups are fighting for market share. they're not going to pat us on the back and congress if we reach an agreement on these children and debt ceiling. they're going to rip it apart. and in order to get ratings they have to drive discord and dissent. so that's their business model. their business model isn't getting 50% plu

thing about alex smith is, he is very could be servetive. they call them check down charlieause he throws short passes. he takes care of the football. carson has got to take care of the ball. one of the things i see in him now as a young quarterback sometimes he is a little careless with that football. >> g, did you talk to nelson agholor in the off season. he has confidence. >> i wore my u.s.c. hat up there. >> yeah it gave him some confidence. >> nelson is in a great spot because if you think back to last year this offence funnel through zach ertz and jordan matthews. it is middle of the field. carson loves throwing in the middle. nelson agholor six catches on eight targets. zach ertz eight catches on eight targets. they are 29 focal point of offence. >> you have to take care of the football. it will be loud. the crowd noise, messes with the owe even if. very, very loud. i don't know if these people can be loud though. >> can you be loud. >> yes. >> i don't know if that is a good thing. >> yes. >> today, eagles will have all of that noise, they have had split all week so t

smith, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy, former deputy state department spokesperson marie harf, and today's #oneluckyguy, the opinion editor for "the washington times" and fox news contributor, charlie hurt is in the house. good to see you. >> charlie: lucky guy. >> harris: a lot of hard news to get to. things were being here. let's start with bracing for irma's wrath as seen from space show the storm larger than france, so powerful its registry that's detected earthquakes, and southport are coming on the drill. mandatory evacuations for those in irma's path underway as people board up homes and businesses and scoop up supplies. long lines at gas stations, some running on low fuel already. president trump issuing an emergency declaration ahead of irma's arrival and tweeting "watching hurricane closely. my team is doing such a good job in texas and is already in fordham. no rest for the weary." despite ongoing efforts after harvey, fema says team is ready for the hundreds of personnel positioned in irma's path. watch. >> my confidence is high. despite everything that's going on, this is what we test and train for, we have catastrophic plans. right now, we are operating out of a carib

smith, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy, former deputy state department spokesperson marie harf, and today's #oneluckyguy, the opinion editor for "the washington times" and fox news contributor, charlie

charlie. >> thanks, ben. >>> a credit monitoring company equifax said it's changing ceos after massive data theft effecting 143 million americans. richard smith is retiring as chairman and ceo effective today. equifax stock feld after the announcement. smith said in a statement i have been completely dedicated to making this right. i believe it ns the best interest of the company to have new leadership. >>> senate republicans last ditch effort to dismantle obamacare appears to be dead. senator collins says she's opposes the legislation. she joins mccain, paul and cruz that already said they're against it. nancy cordes is on capitol hill right now where the bill does not have the votes to pass. >> reporter: good morning. do they hold a vote any way even though they know it will fail simply to show the base one more time that they tried. >> it's okay to vote. it's okay to fall short if you do for an idea you believe in. >> reporter: the authors of the gop health care bill acknowledged its deem prospects monday night. >> it was clear to me that the graham/cassidy bill was not the answer. >> reporter: susan collins of maine was one of several gop

charlie in london, thanks. >> more protests are expected this morning in st. louis. this after the acquittal of the former officer in the 2011 death of anthony lamar smith.to protest the judges decision friday. 11 law enforcement officers were injured in the clash. 32 people were arrested. new york on tuesday and talked about sending north korea a message. >> we will defend our people, our nation and civilization from all that dare to threaten our way of life. this includes the regime of north korea. >> during his un speech mr. trump is also expected to talk about the iran nuclear deal. >> senator bernie sanders is catching the attention of the president and even possible challengers by introducing his long time passion. a medicare for all proposal this week. >> calls for single payer universal health care was a frequent talking point for sanders on the campaign trail. it was summarized as a curse on the u.s. and it's people. here to talk about it is anna er for politico good morning. >> what are the highlights of this legislation? >> it sounds good. it means you wouldn't pay your premiums or deductibles, your medicare would expansion to dental and visio

smith to appear early next month. about 40 state attorneys general also investigating and anna werner spoke with two of them. good morning. >> good morning, charlient cyber security firm to determine the extent of the hack. since the security breach the company has been blasted by angry consumers and angry state and federal officials who all want answers. >> this is the most egregious state of breach we have ever seen. it is as bad as it gets. >> reporter: massachusetts attorney general maura healey says she will seeif protection laws. >> if you're a company like equifax and scooping up a bunch of data and information on people, we have laws on our books that say you have to protect that information. >> reporter: eric schneiderman, new york's attorney general, may file a lawsuit as well. he says credit reporting agencies don't face the same scrutiny as banks, hospitals and others that handle confidential consumer data. >> i think you're going to see changes to the industry as well as investigations to whether the company and any individuals engaged in illegal activity. >> reporter: equifax discovered it was hacked in july, but only went public la

charlie in london, thanks. >> more protests are expected this morning in st. louis. this after the acquittal of the former officer in the 2011 death of anthony lamar smith.t to protest the judges decision friday. 11 law enforcement officers were injured in the clash. 32 people were arrested. activists are expected to meet today to plan further demonstrations. >> north korea's president says he will complete his country's nuclear program. his comments were carried early today on state media. we also got to see video of him inspecting a powerful new intermediate range missile later fired over japan. north korea's longest ever test flight of a ballistic missile. president trump is preparing to address the united nations in new york on tuesday and talked about sending north korea a message. >> we will defend our people, our nation and civilization from all that dare to threaten our way of life. this includes the regime of north korea. >> during his un speech mr. trump is also expected to talk about the iran nuclear deal. >> senator bernie sanders is catching the attention of the president and even possible challengers by introducing his long time passion. a

smith study looked at meaning full environmental -- with rlower environmental rewars and a sense of lower control on those activities with suicidal ideation. in terms of methods of suicide, this also -- charlie, i think from san diego and kevin gerhardt had done a studstudy. 50%, not unlike the u.s. population in general of swieds after spinal cord injury, are related to gunshot wounds. that's the best data we have followed by overdose, cutting, sufficie suffocation. in europe, by contrast -- this is a danish study that showed that overdose is the most common cause. perhaps that has something to do with gun availability in the united states. so i'm next going to pass it onto caitlyn. she and david will talk about specific issues related to myths and realities for suicide risk after spinal cord injury. >> hi, everyone. again, just want to reiterate what my colleagues have said. it's such a delight to be here today and a real honor. i want to dispel some myths in terms of our suicide risk assessment. there's one that asking about suicide may lead to someone taking his or her life. there's a lot of fear about asking about suicide. and so one of the big fears is if i ask somebody if they're feel