damien, thank you.urt following a crash on the m1 motorway in which eight people died. two lorries and a minibus were involved in the collision near newport pagnell on saturday. 0ur correspondent andy moore reports. twelve people were in the minibus, heading down towards london in the early hours of saturday morning. the driver was a man from nottingham, his passengers were a group of people from india, about to start a tour of europe. lorry driver ryszard masierak, who lives in worcestershire, but comes from poland, blinked back tears and was given a tissue as a total of 20 charges were put to him through an interpreter. that process took some time. court proceedings lasted about half an hour. mr masierak was denied bail. he will appear before a crown court in aylesbury next month. afterwards, thames valley police gave a short statement. we've had full cooperation from the two freight companies involved and they are fully supporting us with our enquiries. our thoughts remain very much with those affect

you can follow him ate news damien. >>> 6:07 right now. developing news on two massive fires burning in northern california, one near-like lake oroville, the other in novato city. the one in butte fire is only 10% contained. 3,000 acres have burned destroying ten homes and ten other structures. firefighters from san jose and san mateo are helping in that firefight. investigators say they've got the man who started it. john ballenger of oroville has been arrested. cal fire says he started a campfire that led to the wildfire. >>> we're also trach track a wildfire in novato county near grass valley. it's forcing mandatory evacuations. more than 200 acres have burned so far include something structures. that fire is only 10% contained. >>> taking a live look outside from our san jose camera this morning and we're getting ready for a very hot day out there in the bay area as a lot of people head into the weekend. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the triple digit temperatures that we can expect today. kari. >> and we'll be watching conc

from brussels, damien grammaticas reports. gliding into eu headquarters, david davis.now brexit gets serious. don't be fooled by the smiles between the chief negotiators. serious tensions are brewing. we are concerned. time passes quickly. from the eu's michel barnier, evident frustration that talks are moving too slowly. we must start negotiating seriously. we need uk papers that are clear to have constructive negotiations. and it is money that he means. the uk's brexit bill. from david davis, a response. we want to lock in the points where we agree and unpick where we disagree and make further progress on the whole range of issues. but in order to do that, we require flexibility and imagination on both sides. david davis and his team are stung by accusations they were ill—prepared last time and spent the summer creating papers, but the eu has dismissed them, saying they lacked detail and are not on what we need to talk about. magical thinking, they called them. they say it is aspirational, nothing to do with what is talked about. david davis wants to get on with disc

we've lost damien in full flow, apologies. we may return to that.hat the line has been restored. can you hear me? yes, i was just saying that jean—claude juncker! was just saying that jean—claude juncker i think is important to listen to because his negotiators in that building by those who are sitting today and tomorrow with the uk side, he is the one who pointed michel barnier to conduct the negotiations and they will make a recommendation to the other countries about whether the uk has done enough to unravel all of those issues. and what we're hearing clearly from the chief negotiator michel barnier and from jean—claude juncker and this evening from the president of the european parliament, a whole spread of opinion, is that the uk they believe really needs to do more. they're not satisfied that the uk is delivering enough detail or enough progress. deadline is coming up next month or at least in octoberfor deadline is coming up next month or at least in october for sorting many of these issues out. what happens at the deadline is not match?m of

you can also follow him on twitter at news damien. >>> 5:06. developing news on two massive fires in northern california, one near lake oroville, the other in novato city. the ponderosa fire burning in butte county is only 10% contained. more than 3,000 acres have now burned destroying ten homes and ten other structures. the firefighters from san jose and san mateo are helping in that fire. investigators say that they've got a man who started that fire. john ballenger of oroville who has been arrested. they say that he started that campfire that led to the wildfire. and we're also tracking a wildfire in novato county that is forcing mandatory evacuations. more than 200 acres have burned so far. that fire is only 10% contained. >>> and this dangerous heat is not going anywhere and it's not going to help ffsz across california today. >> here's a live look at dublin this morning where fire danger is going to be at an all-time high today. >> meteorologist kari hall kinz continues our microclimate coverage this morning. >>> we will be keeping an eye

from brussels, damien grammaticas reports. gliding into eu headquarters, david davis.over. now brexit gets serious. don't be fooled by the smiles between the chief negotiators. serious tensions are brewing. we are concerned. time passes quickly. from the eu's michel barnier, evident frustration that talks are moving too slowly. we must start negotiating seriously. we need uk papers that are clear to have constructive negotiations. and it is money that he means. the uk's rigs erbil. from david davis, a response —— brexit bill. erbil. from david davis, a response -- brexit bill. we want to lock in the points where we agree and unpick where we disagree and make further progress on the whole range of issues. but in order to do that, we require flexibility and imagination on both sides. david davis and his tea m on both sides. david davis and his team are stung by accusations they we re team are stung by accusations they were ill—prepared team are stung by accusations they were ill—prepa red last team are stung by accusations they were ill—prepared last time and spent the s

kurt warner, damien tomlinson, jason taylor, all hall of fame worth a. butler making the catch your cooper would rush. and here is the come back, complete. it does not mean a thing but they end up winning this 120- 18. and it is that time of the evening where we have to check it out. they tried to entertain one another. they go fishing out here. and the diamondbacks retaliate. that is good entertainment. battle of the bullpen. they were having fun. and it was all during a rain delay. check out manny machado going down on strikes. he seems to enjoy it. he gets to the tigers as they start round number four, triple play right here, just like they teach it. and giants fans might want to see this, it has been sometime since you have seen what a big defense center field player can play like. take a bow. we are checking out. more news comes out after the break. it is 11:00 now. those guys are entertaining. >>> illegal dumping in the east bay. >> they did not do what the people needed to be done. >> outreach heard loud and clear, a growing problem creates fricti

ways it true that you're going to star in damien she sells next movie about neil armstrong. yes i think when i hear if i am yes playing his wife i am on the air i'm surprised that after all this time they're finally doing a movie about him really well think of it how long of the eleven on the moment teen sixty something but it's interesting it's kind of like the crown for example is about the queen when she was younger i think is one of those things that it's just enough time has passed that people aren't going to be viewing it not protectively but kind of with the idea that it's very difficult when you make anything about a figure that's known very well is that everybody's got an opinion on how it should be done or how and i think enough time has passed now for people to hear the story and see the story and have you seen the script i have yet. to play neil ron causley longer for is amazing and you have to have an american accent i will you have very specific or and he also along is a very private man very very private didn't like public speaking yeah didn't like appearances

sister damien, petit austria born in her late 20s new theirir children after all there so many of them. everyone needed an adult or two to belong to. a level of care and attention she cannot possibly divide. the day the foster family arrived to take one boy away and he unraveled in screams and wales.serve onsi the unforgettable loss look that an unnamed sister mary joseph observed on the face of the desk relieve when she discovered the beautifully wrapped presents that john joseph kroll handed to her at the annual christmasow party at a downtown hotel was in fact, decoration. an empty box. is philadelphia's top that they studied in the st. vincent homeh in the letter he did not explain to the archbishop that he had captured the vaccine virus from one aborted fetus and grown it in another. he was antiabortion. in 1973 he will call the supreme court road versus wade decision striking down the abortion lawso quote an unspeakable tragedy for this nation that are unspeakable to contemplate. in 1964 we give a study to go ahead. i will stop there i thought this was a 15 minute talk and i unde

running back terrell davis and la damien tomlinson, kicker anderson and jason taylor and curt warner.ntinue their struggles on the road dropping their foam straight game and it's not going to get any easier. right fielder aaron al tear placed on the ten day disable list with a bum hamstring. need for outfielder nick williams to continue to swing his hot bat is a must. game two the rockies come out strong. already up three to nothing looking for more. watch this. i can do more than just swing abated bat. nice grab there. unfortunately a run would come around to score. all right. rockies up six to nothing. bottom third that's pat he hits a two run homer to rockies eight to nothing. phils making a come back. now eight-four in the eighth. >>> talk some soccer. union have been the true definition of jekyll and hide. on the road team can't buy a victory at home in chester winners of three straight all of them were shut outs. tough challenge for the union tonight, though. taking on fc dallas. dallas one of the better teams in the league and shout out to the number one group in the mls sons o

from berlin, damien mcguinness reports.urse niels hogel was sent to jail for murdering two patients. but police now say they‘ve found evidence that he murdered around 90 other patients, and that there are dozens of other suspected murders that can‘t be proven. translation: if the clues had been duly investigated at the time, even in delmenhorst hospital, then the deaths of many patients, in our opinion, could have been prevented. the nurse injected patients at this hospital with drugs to cause heart failure. his aim was to then resuscitate them and win recognition from colleagues. there are now allegations that some in the hospital knew what was happening. translation: the current circumstances lead to the conclusion that the former management was aware that niels h had an awful and deadly impact on patients. that means that german authorities are asking questions about whether hospital staff turned a blind eye, and about why it took so long for the murders to be uncovered. damian mcguinness, bbc news, berlin. well, it‘s be

i know nothing about the hindenburg >> as a child, as a teenager, as an adult, have you seen the damien- >> i have seen all three of them i never checked your scalp out maybe a little 666 when gregory peck finally looks -- >> those are scary movies. >> that kid was a good actor >> what's wrong? >> i wanted to go back to high yield spreads, away from the movies >> what about the hindenburg you knowing in about the hipdenbehipd e hipdenbehipd e hindenburg >> i will look at the high yield blips as opposed to the hindenburg >> do you know anything about it becky says it never works. >> i know more about the movie than i do about the signals, joe. >> yeah. okay they remade it, too. i don't think the remake is quite as good. >> doesn't have the excitement it once did. >> the "jurassic park" guy played damien as an adult. did you see that >> yes >> sam neil. >> the guy who is the professor? >> yeah. >> there's another annabel out, too. >> i went back and i -- this is what i found on amazon prime, sorkin netflix has this is similar to anna bshg annabel, and it's really bad okay thank you. >>> i

that the damien lewis character, think of the very first episode and it is the stiffest praying you have ever seen. you say, what is wrong with him, what are you doing. [laughter] >> it is so odd. are all things i think we are all trying to challenge, and to move past. that is the beginning of something. aree conversations conversations that don't necessarily feel helpful, but actually are. i would say that because i am a talker as opposed to -- i am not in policy or government, that these are things we have to consider from all levels. tandemeople working in with one another, with organizations, with groups, with all of these other structures that push everything forward. i think if you are interested only in your own liberation, and not in the liberation of society as a whole, that is not liberation for anyone. there is a way that muslim americans have to be deeply concerned about everybody's liberties. also -- on the other side of things, there is a tremendous opportunity around muslim american issues because they are also at the core -- you do not have to convince people of this. i h

. >> lethal weapon star damien wayans talk about a story line he'd like to see for his character. >> he hits his head. he's in a coma and rigs episode >> you're just out. >> yeah. >> and you just cut to me because we can film it all in one day. >> turns his wife called during our interview. hey, honey we're in the middle of an interview. the real wife. >> he conveniently hung up before we could ask a few questions. >> they want to ask you a question. >> she hung up. >> in hollywood, jonathan hunt, fox news. >> all right. all those shows coming up this fall 8:54 before we head to break we want to remind you we have a big show coming up three days from now. >> really big show. our second really big. our second to last fox5 zip trip of this 2017 summer season. it goes so fast. sure does. >> this friday august 25th we'll be live in fredericksburg, virginia, we're coming to you between 6:00 and 11am friday. i will be there with maureen and mike thomas and we can't wait. we'll see you then. >> and don't forget, tissue cher auto group of laurel and fox5 are giving away a one year lease zip

that was the thing my brother damien, who was four years younger, even in sitting there saying we got out in time. i'm thinking, what is next? 1968, theor member of next year, everyone is wondering if it will light up and fire again. nobody knew. it is like the fear kept on going. among manyly one of things. there were a lot of things going on. i think that five to 10 year period with your preceding guest mentioning this, 10 years is key in the city's history. our reaction to all of this and what we are going to do next. >> that was always the fear. i go back to the kerner commission and the two societies. what did we do? hadave any detroit and we -- the new detroit and people who tried to do, whether it was new detroit or the other businesses that started up in detroit because of that. but there was always skepticism. detroit.ople who left to mississippi and were killed. by people who left detroit to go and help with the civil rights movement. many of those people were active here, but also want to other places. we get people in the seminary who went out to the street to try to help.