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charlotte's journey, you see, has been a bit of an uphill one.ed with bipolar disorder is on the autism spectrum, charlotte even battled a brain tumor last year. it all means she never got the hang of a traditional bicycle, but this specially adapted tricycle, her dad says, was perfect. >> for charlotte, this was great because now she can be independent, she can ride with her neighborhood friends, go on bike rides with them. >> reporter: it was all great until it was gone. early one morning, a few weeks ago, the family dog's barking alerted them to trouble. someone had scaled a wall and taken charlotte's trike. >> i was heart-broken. that bike was so special to me. >> reporter: antioch police officer dan fashioner was the one who got the call. as soon as he learned how the family had had to fund-raise to get the $4,000 to buy the tricycle -- >> it kinda tears at your heart. >> reporter: it wasn't a typical call anymore. >> that's why i figured if we didn't find it within a day or so, and somebody found out what it was worth, it was going to be go

charlotte's journey has been, you see, a little bit of an uphill one. diagnosed with bipolar disorder and on the autism spectrum, shet battled a brain tumor last year, and it means that she never got the hang of a traditional bicycle, but this adaptive t tricycle was perfect. >> it is perfect for her, because she can go on neighborhood bike rides with her friends. >> reporter: it was all great, until it was gone. early one morning a few weeks ago, the family dog parking alerted them to trouble. someone had scaled the wall and taken charlotte's trike. >> i was heart broken, because that bike was so special. >> reporter: the police officer dan bashner got the kacall. as soon as he learned how the family had to fund raise to get the $4,000 to buy the tricycle. >> it tears aft your heart. >> well, it was not a typical call anymore. >> i thought that if we didn't find it within a day or so, and somebody found out what that thing was worth, it would be gone. and so his n after his next shi drove around and finally got a tip that took him a mile away. >> and o

>> charlotte's journey, you see, has been a bit of an uphill one.th bipolar disorder and on the autism spectrum, charlotte even battled a brain tumor last year. it all means she never got the hang of a traditional bicycle, but this specially adapted tricycle, her dad says, was perfect. >> for charlotte, this is great because she can be independent. she can ride with her neighborhood friends, go on bike rides with them. >> it was all great, until it was gone. alreadiy one morning a few weeks ago, the family dog barking alerted them to trouble. someone had scaled a wall and taken charlotte's trike. >> i was heartbroken. that bike was so special. >> antioch police officer dan fascier was the one who got the call. as soon as he learned how the family had to fund-raise to get the $4,000 to buy the tricycle. >> it tears at your heart. >> this wasn't a typical call anymore. >> i figured if we didn't find it in a day or so, if somebody found out what that was worth, it was probably going to be gone. >> his next shift, he drove around the city, determined to

someone had scaled a wall and taken charlotte's triek. >> i was heart broken. that bike was so special to me. >> antioch police officer dan was the one who got call. as soon as he learned how the family had had to fund raise to get the $4,000 to buy the tricycle. >> it tears at your heart. >> this wasn't a typical call anymore. >> i figured if we didn't find it within a day or so and somebody found out what that thing was worth it was going to be gone. >> so his very next shift dan drove around the city determined to find charlotte's tricycle. asking around he finally got a tip that led him to a spot a smile away. >> then there was one male had that had a bike that matched the description of charlotte's bike. >> the bike was soon returned. but what dan didn't know at the time was that wasn't the only good deed he had done. perhaps not elena the most important. >> pretty special. >> episodes in the past due to charlotte's bipartisan disorder had ended up with the police being called. charlotte did not feel comfortable in their presence ever zbliens thank you for

i know she will. >> charlotte, we're going to let you go now. and if we can help you in any way, can you get in touch with us? and please let us know. our thoughts and prayers go out to you and we're wishing the best. thank you so much. . >> thank you. >> it's tough. jim is a retired fbi special age agent. cnn intelligence and security analyst. thank you all for joining us. this is the most horrific of circumstances and as our juliet cayenne pointed out, each life is all worth the same but it's just -- it seems more horrific when there are children involved. law enforcement officials are telling cnn the likely cause of this explosion is a suicide bomber. if you were particula of this investigation, what would you be looking for right now? >> well, actually, don, they're looking at so many things, that's why they have so many hundreds of individuals working on this case, try to identify the individual that if he is the suicide bomber, who is he, where is he from? where are his friends or colleagues that might be planning other attacks? the explos

it's hard to believe kyle busch has never won here at charlotte motor speedway. he won the all-star race. >> darrell: denny hamlin with only one top five finish this year. it's been 21 races since he's been to victory lane. it's been a tough road but he's out front and he's going to stay there. >> darrell: led 392 laps last year. led over 190 tonight. martin truex jr. is going to is again. >> 17 years ago, driving the 17, matt kenseth won his first monster energy race in the coca-cola 600. he repeats it doesn't. >> you left me the field and i'm going to take it. a special eye on erik jones, the 20-year-old rookie from michigan. he is showing us a lot. especially the head to head with jimmie johnson on pit road. i think we'll see something for him tonight. >> mike: the pre-race odds on that group of drivers. kyle busch the favorite among them. >> jeff: mike, you just like the long-shots, don't you? >> mike: it's all fun. until somebody loses the race. >> darrell: i like it when my guy makes the list. >> mike: kyle busch won the all-star race saturday night. probab

charlotte's journey has been a bit of an uphill one. diagnosed with bipolar disorder and on the autism spectrum, charlotte even battled a brain tumor last year. it all means she never got the hang of a traditional pies call but this specially adapted tricycle her dad says was perfect. >> for charlotte it's great. she can be independent and ride with her neighborhood friends and go on bike rides with them. >> it was all great until it was gone. early one morning a few weeks ago the family dog's barking alerted them to trouble. someone with scaled a wall and taken charlotte's trying. >> i was heartbroken. that bike was so special to me. >> antioch police officer fan dan fashioner was the one who got the call. as soap as he learned how the family had to fund raise to get the $4,000 to boy the tricycle. >> kind of tears at your heart. >> this wasn't a typical call anymore. >> i figured if we didn't find it within a day or so and people found out what it was worth it would be gone. >> he drove around the city looking for charlotte's bicycle

i family who is undocumented, who drive around and charlotte -- in charlotte. i have family here that is undocumented. yes, i'm afraid they're going to get picked up, be deported by ice, and sent back. my family has family. they have kids who were born in the u.s. to like yes, i'm afraid, but that does not stop me from marchingng and protestig in the streets and telling trump the legislature, the north carolina legislature, that it needs to stop passing these laws that affect families in north carolina and nationwide. by turning to end another issue, the issue of the a cell use plans to fight the north carolina bill that replaced the anti-trans bill known as hb2. sarah gillooly, for people who don't live in north carolina, maybe even some who do, can you give us an update on what is happened yet go now to republican governor has been placed -- replaced by democratic governor, cooper. what happened with hb2 and what has happened with his replacement? >> the story people heard about the replacement of hb2 is hb2 has been undone, has been repealed, bass cabal has

it also features a large picture of princess charlotte.ssion is planning to issue plans to control the euro clearing market. it is the high cost of calls in hospitals that is highlighted on the front of the metro. the high claims that tax laws are so complex that tax payers may end up overpaying. there is also the meeting between to reason me and jean—claude juncker. the prime minister is claiming that the account was just gossip. the daily mail says that fertility clinics exploit couples who are desperate for a baby by persuading them to donate eggs in return for free treatment. the claims warns of a financing crisis around new cars. they say that buyers are not always made aware of the terms of the loa ns. made aware of the terms of the loans. the guardian says that the prime minister is having to battle getting brexit talks back on track after what it calls a humiliating start to the negotiations. those are the front pages, now it is the weather. the last of the showers will soon clear away so for most of us it is looking dry. some clou

life got in the way when charlotte was teenager.his proud mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and now high school graduate has experienced just about all that she has missed. i mentioned to charlotte her date was hoping to extent the evening. >> now he says that you might not be home at midnight when this dance is over. [ laughter ] >> go get them miss bootsy. >> reporter: sounds like he's got some plans for the evening. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: sometimes even at the age 71 a girl has got to let her date know when the evening is over, guys. >> isn't that the truth. i love it. you said that her one thing she didn't get to do also was that class trip. which was what, down to d.c.? >> reporter: yes. that's right. washington, d.c. that was the big class trip. she's never gotten to the nation's caps tal i wouldn't put it past her. she wouldn't figure out a way. >> i'm thinking road trip, bruce gordon. i'm in if you are. >> she found like a fun person. >> i can guarantee i'll get her home by midnight. >>> road trip. >> exactly

it was panda new york bus out of chinatown in new york, that is lower manhattan area, headed for charlotte north carolina they were supposed to arrive in carolina around 9:00 t bus crashed. we talk to one woman wand a davis of manhattan had was in route to visit her daughter and grandchildren down south. she explains the chaotic moments following this crash. >> the bus just flipped. everybody money everything went up in the air, miss. >> reporter: take us through it, was everybody started screaming. >> everybody was screaming. i was stuck in the chair. you know, the chair, it just flipped, i sat in the third row, it was over. i'm just in a state of shock, my back, my neck, it is just too much nobody is trying to help to us take us to our destination. really. it is just crazy. >> reporter: that woman says she's in a state of shock all three victims said they are upset they are in the sure what they are supposed to do now. their luggage wasn't on bus. they have very few answers. they have been trying to call state police, they have been released from cooper but they are trying to get to char

charlotte has not been able to make contact with her so far.just like to help in getting the word out. ijust wonder like to help in getting the word out. i just wonder what your arrangements were with your daughter. what you understood she would do at the end of the concert. she was going to go down into victoria station, get the tram with herfriend and victoria station, get the tram with her friend and she was going to be picked up by herfriend ‘s parents and dropped off home. she was with a group orjust one friend? just one brand. i presume you haven't been able to speak to the friend either. i've just found out the friend is in hospital and has been found but olivier has not. we have a picture of your daughter. i appreciate you using twitter to get the word out. have you been able to speak to the hospitals? presumably trying to do the same sorts of calls?” hospitals? presumably trying to do the same sorts of calls? i have phoned the hospitals and the police, she is registered as a missing person because she is not registered at the hospital

it was headed to charlotte, north carolina, when the accident happened. another passenger captured this video of the aftermath which shows dozens of people standing on the side of the road next to the toppled bus as emergency crews arrived to help. >> i'm just in a state of shock. my back, my neck, everything. >> reporter: more than 30 people were transported to area hospitals with minor injuries. the bigger issue, confusion. victims stranded at the hospital say they left their belongings on the bus and didn't know how to get them back. >> now they're saying we have no way home period. they got our money and everything, and luggage still on the bus credit cards, everythi everything. they saying you're not helping us, leaving us in the middle of nowhere report roar victims hulled dead together outside of the hospital wrapped in blankets feeling abandoned and frustrated when rick jones of atlanta told me even before the crash happened he had a bad feeling about the trip. >> i did notice that he was we have beening. so i can feel the swerving, yes. >> report

. >> charlotte, north carolina, independent line. lynn, go ahead. >> >> caller: my question is whether have you plans to improve service in the southeast region involving service between charlotte, north carolina, raleigh, high speed train service and also any whistle stop service between gas doneya, north korea, and charlotte. it's pretty discouraging for people to catch the train at midnight, 1:00 in the morning. we have to wait for the train to come in from new orleans and there's no attendants that could discourage passengers -- >> caller, thanks. >> well, as you -- i'm surety caller knows were there's a lot of investment going on in terms of this state-supported passenger trains between raleigh and charlotte in particular. in fact, an earlier caller referred to some government money that came out of the effectively the high-speed rail portion of the stimulus act in 2009 that's been invested in that route. so the train frequencies there are going up and there's a lot of investment in it's not going to be a high-speed railroad but

charlotte to mark her second birthday.daym new photograph of princess charlotte to mark her second birthday. it was taken at their home in norfolk. a similar photograph was released last year to celebrate charlotte turning one. much more the bbc website at any time thank you for watching. hello and good morning. we just had the warmest day of the year in northern ireland. 20 degrees in county tyrone. a lovely day in the sunshine. we also had some similar temperatures in the south—west of scotland. again, nice and warm with some sunshine. the best of the weather over the week ahead will probably be across western scotland and northern ireland. we have more cloud coming into eastern scotland, north—east england, quite low cloud and these are the temperatures by the time we get to early tuesday. seven or eight degrees typically. a little bit of mist and fog towards the south—west after that rain on monday. the showers that we had, some lively, have headed southwards into the near continent and high pressure will come to domin

and as we‘ve seen, a new picture of princess charlotte enjoying the outdoors, taken princess charlotterates her second birthday tomorrow. sport now and for a full round up we can cross to the bbc sport centre. here isjessica. tottenham manager mauricio pochettino says he side‘s derby win over arsenal puts "psychological pressure" on chelsea in the race for the premier league title, but chelsea have maintained their lead at the top, they were impressive at everton yesterday. pedro scored a brilliant opener for antonio conte‘s side, while gary cahill and willian got the other second half goals. 3—0 the final score, and chelsea keep theirfour point lead in the table, with just four games of the left. we must be pleased, we played a game with the head and this part of the seasonis with the head and this part of the season is furry important, to use before at the head, then your heart, then your legs. i think we did it today. so spurs still in the hunt for some silverware, and they were impressive in a 2—nil win over north london rivals arsenal. delli alli and harry kane got the goals, and

and a new picture of princess charlotte, taken by her mother, has been released ahead of her second birthday. and the travel show visits ghana as it celebrates 60 years of independence from britain. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. three teenage women have been arrested on suspicion of terror offences after raids in east london. the arrests are being linked to the counter—terrorism operation that saw a woman shot and injured in willesden in north london last thursday. ten people, linked to that operation, have now been arrested. with me is our reporter james waterhouse. what can you tell us? the met police

charlotte, why do you think the president acted now on this?f fifi beer eyilfiifilfi - this goes all the way back to january. comey was increasingly viewed as a political figure which is inappropriate for someone who is the director of the fbi. there were calls from the republicans to sack him. here in los angeles, i'm an independent but i know a lot of republicans and they were all saying to me back injanuary, why doesn't trump fire comey? there was a big push for this. i think that trump had it in his ear like i had it in my ear. the democrats were calling for comey to be fired during the campaign and there were reports that within the fbi there is disgruntlement and they were unhappy with the leadership. that was happening at the same time. you have controversy from a few days ago where comey went out and misstated information regarding e—mails which created huge controversy and he had to come out and change what he had 5.3.in f!3‘i§¥ifiz!§ % all of these things had come together and i think that trump had an erosion of confidence. on that list a

like charlotte campbell, who desperately sought her 15-year-old girl, olivia, for days. >> please just phone me and come home please. >> reporter: tonight, olivia, too, among the dead. >> just heartbreaking for charlotte. terry moran for us tonight from manchester police now searching for any possible accomplices they're preparing for a huge public event this weekend? >> they are, david. even as the memorial here goes, the great manchester run city games, the largest 10k run, 35,000 runners last year will go forward this weekend, authorities say, safely. >> terry, our thanks to you >>> and the bomber himself this evening, just 22 years old. he just returned to england five days before the attack. so, where was he right before and was his brother about to unleash another bomb? and tonight, what they have just discovered in the suspect's home. here's abc's brian ross. >> reporter: tonight, these pictures on the front page of the british tabloids of salman abedi, as a british schoolboy. and a goofy-looking teenager at the beach. no indication of his rapid road to jihad. but tonight, we ar

prince george was one of the page boys, while his sister, charlotte, was a bridesmaid.ll look at the sunday papers, including the telegraph where theresa may writes she'll tell brussels that money paid in the past by the uk must be taken into account in the final brexit divorce bill. donald trump has been welcomed in saudi arabia, as he began his first trip abroad since becoming president. he signed deals worth £270 billion, a third of which is defence—related. riyadh is his first stop on a nine—dayjourney around the middle east and europe. it's a trip his aides hope will divert attention from his political problems back in washington. our north america editorjon sopel is travelling with the president and sent this report. with the mercury touching 100 fahrenheit, donald trump probably found the blast of desert air refreshing compared to the political hothouse that he's left behind in washington. he's hoping this first foreign trip will provide some respite from the mounting problems at home, and what a welcome his hosts laid on for him. the 81—year—old king came to gre

will george and charlotte steal the show? >>> hey, good morning and let's get straight to the breaking news. donald j. trump arriving in saudi arabia for his first foreign trip as president. this is a high-stakes, eight-day, five-country mission which the white house hopes might turn the page on the investigations and allegations raging here at home. >> speaking of which overnight as the president crossed the atlantic, we learned that the fired fbi chief, james comey, will, in fact, testify before congress and do so publicly sometime after memorial day. comey will almost certainly be asked about reports that he accused the president of asking him to shut down the investigation into former national security adviser mike flynn as well as his ties to the russians. >>> and that announcement about comey's testimony came just hours after "the new york times" reported that the president discussed comey's firing during an oval office meeting with the russian foreign minister reportedly calling comey a, quote, nut job. >>> also this m

i'm hoping to sleep paper, prince george and princess charlotte.anticipation about what she'll be wearing. they don't have long to wait. many more are excited to see vince george, who is now three, and his sister, princess charlotte, who is too and they were taken active role in the wedding as flower girl and pageboy. so far, the sun has kept shining for the guests arriving and elaborate hats and suits and dresses. we are just hoping the rain holds off and the sun keeps shining until pippa middleton arrives. thank you very much. just as you've finished there another burst of sunshine so fingers crossed for when they come out for their photographs. let us hope we get to see more of them. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. the russian shareholder, alisher usmanov, who owns a 30% stake in arsenal, has made his move — a bid of around £1 billion — to buy out stan kroenke's majority share. but it's understood this bid has been rejected, usmanov has been critical of kroenke's support of arsene wenger. the arsenal manager is stil

prince george was one of the page boys, while his sister charlotte was a bridesmaid.ick robinson sits down for dinner with a group of voters. that's nick's election takeaways in half an hour here on bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. first, donald trump has been welcomed in saudi arabia as he began his first trip abroad since becoming president. he signed deals worth hundreds of billions of dollars with the saudis. riyadh is his first stop on a nine—dayjourney around the middle east and europe. it's a trip his aides hope will divert attention from his political problems back in washington. our north america editor, jon sopel, is travelling with the president and sent this report. with the mercury touching 100 fahrenheit, donald trump probably found the blast of desert air refreshing compared to the political hothouse he's left behind in washington. he's hoping this first foreign trip will provide some respite from mounting problems at home, and what a welcome his hosts laid on for him. the 81—year—old king came to greet him, red carpet for as far as the e

prince george was one of the page boys while his sister charlotte was a bridesmaid.lwall‘s manager jumps for joy after being promoted to the championship as fans stage a pitch invasion. that's all in sportsday in half an hour here on bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. after talks in riyadh, president trump and king salman of saudi arabia have approved defence deals worth $110 billions. the white house described it as the biggest single arms deal in us history. a series of other trade agreements were also signed at the royal palace. on his first trip abroad since taking office, president trump was received with lavish ceremony, and awarded saudi arabia's highest civilian honour. frank gardner sent this report from riyadh. arriving in the heat of arabia, and leaving behind the political heat of washington, president trump and the first lady had been welcomed with full honours by their royal saudi hosts. they were greeted by king salman, now in his eighties, and escorted to the vip terminal. they have a lot to discuss, specifically iran, the threat of terro

princess charlotte is just two. they we re princess charlotte is just two.ncern as to how they might be able to sit through the service. we are just waiting at this stage for the newly married couple to emerge from the church here in englefield. no sign of them just yet. thanks very much. keep looking out for us, won't you? time for a look at the weather prospects ahead in berkshire and everywhere else. sunny spells and scattered showers will do it. but not for everyone. cloud and win and rain also. in the east, they will receive quite sharp showers and also in northern ireland. in the brightness, possibly up ireland. in the brightness, possibly up to 20 celsius. much cooler across the far north—east of scotland. many showers will fade away and the rain taking its time to push further north in scotland. a decent day tomorrow with the exception of parts of western scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, very pleasant indeed. it will feel very springlike. sport now and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. it's the first of the play—off finals in the e

prince george was one of the page boys, while his sister charlotte was a bridesmaid.

george arrived with his sister, charlotte. he is three and she is too.he church to perform their respective roles. a few moments later, the bride herself arrived with her father, few moments later, the bride herself arrived with herfather, michael middleton, in an open topped car. a lot of people want to know about the dress on occasions like this. it was long, and cream and had a veil and designed by giles deacon. the service lasted about an hour after which they all emerged and they are ata which they all emerged and they are at a reception and i'm sure they're having a whale of a time out of the rain. i hope you get out of the rain, to, soon. with all the sport, here's mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. the prize is a place in the championship, next season, for millwall or bradford city, who contest the league one, play—off final, at wembley in a couple of hours. for millwall it's a chance to make up for missing out on a place in the championship at this stage last year. it's a difficult place to lose a game at wembley. so many peop

(nat pop sirens)many parents had no idea if their children were killed or injured.voice of charlotte campbell/mother of concert-goer: campbell/mother of concert-goer: "she went to the concert with her friend. spoke to her just before 10:00. she was enjoying herself. and we've not heard anything from her since condemnation for the attack was swift:mayor andy burnham/greater manchester: "this was an evil act. our first thoughts are with the families of those killed and injured and we will do whatever we can to support them." manchester police say they believe the suspect died at the scene ... and are treating the attack as a terrorist incident.chief constable ian hopkins/greater manchester police:"we believe the attacker was carrying an improvised explosive device which he detonated causing this atrocity."hundreds of police have been deployed across the city as authorities investigate.chief constable ian hopkins/greater manchester police:"we believe at this stage the attack last night was conducted by one man. the priority is to establish whether he was acting alone or as part of a net

and -- i'm pretty nice, charlotte. aren't i? >> charlotte? >> the -- >> scarlett. >> that's okay. >> he doesn't get a questionly inmore. >> it's a southern thing, maybe. >> her daughter -- >> charlotte. >> her daughter. >> a birthday. >> get that in again. happy birthday, scarlett. >> scarlett! >> "gone with the wind." come on. >> no. i was going to say, it is a fact that the association of former fbi agents and veterans of the bureau, generally prefer people who have been agents themselves or have a background in the fbi. only two former agents have been director in the last four decades. will the president consider current or former agents for the position? >> i would say that he's not ruling anything out at this point but, again, as of today, the department of justice is handling the first step in this process. >> should the attorney general who has recused himself from the russian investigation have any role in the selection of a successor? and given the fact that in his 100-day interviews the president himself said he had confidence in d

a new picture of princess charlotte enjoying the outdoors, taken princess charlotte enjoying the outdoorsy princess charlotte enjoying the outdoors, taken by her mother, the duchess of cambridge, has been released ahead of the toddler's second birthday. welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has dismissed as brussels gossip an account —— published in a german newspaper —— of a supposedly fractious dinner between herself and the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, last week. theresa may said the european commission had themselves said immediately after those talks that they had been "constructive". the newspaper reported there were sharp disagreements about how quickly a deal could be reached over the rights of british and eu citizens and also how much the uk owed the eu. with me is our political correspondent. what do we make of all of this? what do we make of all of thi57m seems like it is going down as the most prickly and enjoyed a dinner party of all time. it was a meeting between the chief negotiator and the president of the european union at number ten last week. we

christian bale, as we can see him there, oscar isaac, and charlotte le bon. with the germans in this war and it becomes a sort of uneasy mix of terrible tragedy with this kind of beating—hea rt love story. is that the director trying to inform us all about history? history that he clearly feels we should know more about by using that age—old tradition of a love story? love triangle, but still a love story. that is the sort of thing we have seen in second world war movies and first world war movies countless times. but here, i didn't really know about the armenian genocide and i'm not alone in this. many people don't. and i don't really know much more about it having seen the film, which i think is a pity, because that is what is important. there are some terrible things that were done to the armenian population, concentration camps, train transport, in a way which sort of foreshadows holocaust movies and holocaust tropes that we see. kristallnacht—style kind of riot in the streets where the armenian shop owners were rounded up. these are a very interesting ki

charlotte says she's never made it down to the nation's capital. hey, there's still time. like the kind of person oh who gives up on life's big events. >> that's right. >> go get them and bruce i think you got another story on your hands when you take aunt bootsy to d.c. >> reporter: we'll see about it, yeah. >> exactly. >> reporter: it could be fun. >> i'd go. i think that's awesome. >>> looks like he's shopping until he shoves those pills under his coat. then whips out 95 to get away on his mountain bike. yeah, his bike. >> not today. thieves tried to steal a car but this woman wasn't about to let that happen. maybe next time. unless of course they're caught. ♪ >> investigators in philadelphia just released this video. cops say the guy there you see, shoved a bunch of over the counter medications into his coat last month at the family dollar along the 4500 block of frankford. then police say he pulled a knife on worker who stopped to stop him and he took off on blue mountain bike. keep your eyes peeled for him. >>> why would a woman jump on to a car a guy was trying to d

it's of princess charlotte who's celebrating her second birthday tomorrow.everyone for all of the lovely messages they have received, and hope that everyone enjoys this photograph of princess charlotte as much as they do. i think ithink up i think up a word. proactivity. i invented that word. let's catch up with the weather. it is a bank holiday, you can be forgiven. bank holiday, you can be forgiven. bank holiday monday, some rain and some of us have got some rain around. some dry weather as well as spells of sunshine. let us take a look at the satellite picture because it shows is quite clearly what is going on. the swirl of cloud, a bit like a swiss roll across the south of the country. the swell of power, an area of low pressure which is not moving anywhere fast at all. across southern counties of england, stomachs have the boundary showers. dry weather as well and largely fine conditions with some sunshine across north—west scotland, could get to 20 celsius. aberdeen, more cloud, temperature might get stuck at ten. we will see more cloud seeding in acro

abc7 news was in antioch where we met charlotte and her moment today.s battling severe health issues and she's happy to be back on her custom made bike. it was a gift from friends in the community and stolen from the family's porch earlier this week. today charlotte wanted to thank the officers who found the thief and her bike. she also has a message she asked us to share. >> the more you giveaway, the more you'll get returned. and that's just truth about love. >> sweet. those antioch officers who found the bike late at night didn't stop there. they continued to work to find a pick-up truck they could use to return the bike to charlotte right then. >> closing in on a laptop ban on air travel to and from europe, tell you what's next. plus. >> president trump now says that he always intended to fire james comey regardless of the recommendation. i'm abc7's lan a zach with the testimony everybody is waiting to hear. >> and signs in the sand, warnings in the water. a shark off the california coast. internet speeds 20x faster. at&t fiber sounds amazing. wait

for more on the tour debate, i have clinical correspondent charlotte here. guiding culture, this is not a term that most people are familiar with. it is one of those words that is difficult to translate, do your best and break it down for us. >> this is a term that was introduced in the 90's by a german sociologist and what he says is that this means western values, western principles. he was opposed to having a blind multiculturalism and the development of parallel societies. the thing is that everybody does the term with what they wanted to be. it is a national soul-searching of what is german and who do we want to be as a society? others might say that german is to have a garden gnome in your garden or to eat a special -- schnitzel. immigrants might say that it is a german thing to wear a headscarf. it is a very broad debate. >> why started now? what is he thinking with this timing? >> we have elections coming up in september. this is the debate over what is german, it has been led by the right-wing and the alternative for germany. so far, that party hasn

charlotte returned to facebook and wrote rip pie darling, precious, gorgeous olivia campbell. far far too soon. go sing with the angels and keep smiling. mummy loves you, so much. and that's the cbs evening news tonight from manchester. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, good >>> to think that anything remotely this evil could occur on this campus is i mean more than heartbreaking. >> tonight, two maryland universities continue to reel after the murder of a bowie state student and army lieutenant richard collins iii. good evening, i'm bruce johnson. the latest on the investigation into lieutenant collins' killing but first, we have this new video of collins being commissioned into the united states army less than a week ago. his parents and his girlfriends presented him with his hat. he was going to fight against dangerous weapons around the world. the video reveals chilling words he shared at the podium. take a listen.

. >> in the chaos that followed the explosion outside the manchester arena charlotte campbell try to reach her 15- year-old daughter olivia had attended the ariana grande concert with a friend or expect we are calling her but it's going straight through. >> with no word from libya france took to social media hoping someone has seen her. >> i'm heartbroken. i don't know where she is. i don't know if she's alive. >> in manchester today thousands gathered for a vigil to honor the lives that were lost or expect the people of manchester will remember the victims for ever and we will decide the terrorist and we will work together. >> among the dead eight-year-old russo described by her teacher as simply beautiful. her mother was critically injured. 18-year-old georgina calendar and art fan of ariana grande . and 26-year-old john atkinson described i loved ones as a beautiful soul. a dozen people remain unaccounted for in the wake of the blast. is unclear if there are among the dead or 59 people were injured. >> i'm praying she is working to these doors. she may be in the hospital. no one c

prince george was one of the page boys while his sister charlotte was a bridesmaid.xeter are through to rugby‘s premiership final after a last gap try sees them beat saracens. that's all in sportsday in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. my colleague lyse doucet is in riyadh. welcome to riyadh, the first day of president donald trump's first foreign visit is slowly evolving. he'll be soon going to a lavish dinner here, the guests of his saudi hosts who have given him a royal welcome. starting with the red carpet this morning at the international airport here in riyadh. and a day when he received many honours and signed many deals, a senior saudi official has said that already some deals worth a record $300 billion have been signed. in everything from engineering and technology, in the oil and gas sector, as well as an arms deal totalling 110 billion us dollars. that's a record sum in us saudi relations. there's much talk here of turning page. in other words, about a new partnership between the saudi kingdom and the united states wi

. >> i've got two, and i'm pretty nice, charlotte, aren't i? >> the charlotte? >> charlotte, that's okay. >> it's a southern thing maybe. >> her daughter. >> her daughter. >> just had a birthday. >> just want to make sure that we got in there. happy birthday scarlet. >> charlotte. >> "gone with the wind," come on, john. >> no. i was going to say it is a fact that the association of former fbi agents and veterans of the bureau generally prefer people who have been agents themselves with a background in the fbi. only two former agents have been director in the last four decades. will the president consider current or former agents for the position? >> i would say that he's not ruling anything out at this point, but, again, as of today the department of juts tis is handling the first step in this process. >> sarah? . >> could the attorney general who was recused himself from the russian investigation have any role in the selection of a successor and given the fact in his 100-day interviews the president himself said he had confidence in director comey. at this podi

a mother shouldn't have to do this. >> reporter: charlotte posting on facebook just hours ago, rip myarling, precious, gorgeous girl, taken far, far too soon, go sing with the angels and keep smiling, mommy loves you so much. among the horrow, heroism. >> i kept talking to her telling her, you're going to be okay, darling. >> reporter: parents kim and phil dicks sprang into action, saving a 14-year-old girl's life as they frantically searched for their own daughter and granddaughter. >> she was screaming out in pain. her little arms and legs were all just broken, i ka tell. she was in so much pain, bleeding so bad. i couldn't believe it. i thought my girls were dead. then i -- but i thought, i can't let this little girl die. >> reporter: kim cradles the girl for nearly an hour, applying pressure to her wounds. even managing to contact her father and thankfully kim's own family was safe and sound. >> all the time i was holding and trying to be brave, i said, i'm not going did leave you until your dad, until we find your daddy, until he comes. >> reporter: joe gregory was in his car wai