we have more to tell but here in devon. summer if he in devon just getting started. still ahead we will take you inside the horse show to see what winning really means for these riders and we will take a closer look at some of the fashion worn not only by riders but by the spec taitors , stay with us. acronyms alolfun. laugh out loud, btw by the way, and of course, wbyceiydbo we'll buy your car even if you don't buy ours hey, what if i wanted to sell my car? wbyceiydbo! wbyceiydbo? we'll buy your car even if you don't buy ours wbyceiydbo wbyceiydbo!! wbyceiydbo wbyceiydbo!! wbyceiydbo! wbyceiydbo!!! wbyceiydbo!!! no, no, we're cool. i got you. ok. it's the right thing to do. ♪ carmax music sting >>> one of the areas biggest events for horse enthusiast and we are here tonight happily telling you all about it, it is an incredible tradition and i'm joined now by the chairman, wayne grafton and wayne, we're now in year 121. >> we are. >> of the devon horse show. that is a lot of history what has changed over the years. >> a lot has changed. our physical plans change from

home to the devon horse show and country fare and ukee, this is 121st year for the devon horse show. talk about some tradition? talk about some family traditions? we have certainly have all that here all around us. we have been learning more and more about what goes on here both in the oval behind us but also the fare portion where kid can ride ride and there is great shopping, great food, and they have a little bit of everything for everybody when they come here. we will tell but history. for the devon horse show go all the way back to 1896, equestrians have been competing here for years and years and certainly all day long today and well into the evening. back in 1896 the devon horse show started as a one day show but now years later it is the oldest, largest, outdoor multi breed competition in the u.s. many different equestrians disciplines are competing during the 10 day event that attracts horse lovers from all around world. we were talking to the chairman of the show and they had people from four different countries competing last year. it pulls in people all across the globe.

county town of devon. jessica dean has been taking in festivities and live with what a makes it one of a kind. >> reporter: good evening to you, ukee. we spent all afternoon and evening here. let me tell you we've gotten a great feel for what makes this so special, and so steeped in tradition. the tradition goes back to 1896. they've been at this for 121 years now. in 1896, the devon horse show started as a one-day show. but now, it's become the oldest and largest multi-breed competition in the united states and many different equestrian disciplines are competing that attracts horse lovers from around the world some of the best of the best. we saw a lot of unfolding in the oval here with the giant crowd taking it all in. we saw people of all ages. doing all different sorts of competition and these are some of the finest equestrians in the country and the world. some will go on to be olympics. get this, those who score well here at devon take home some amazing prices, including trophies, valued at thousand

county town of devon. jessica dean has been taking in festivities and live with what a makes it one of a kind. >> reporter: good evening to you, ukee. we spent all afternoon and evening here. let me tell you we've gotten a great feel for what makes this so special, and so steeped in tradition. the tradition goes back to 1896. they've been at this for 121 years now. in 1896, the devon horse show started as a one-day show. but now, it's become the oldest and largest multi-breed competition in the united states and many different equestrian disciplines are competing that attracts horse lovers from around the world some of the best of the best. we saw a lot of unfolding in the oval here with the giant crowd taking it all in. we saw people of all ages. doing all different sorts of competition and these are some of the finest equestrians in the country and the world. some will go on to be olympics. get this, those who score well here at devon take home some amazing prices, including trophies, valued at thousand

>> hey, jan, we are live out here in devon, pennsylvania for the devon horse show.minutes, we'll meet a mother-daughter combo. they are taking part in the festive tis, right here at devon. they're getting underway already. warming up. >> wait to go see if pat gallen will get up on the horse. also, his eyes watch over the city for miles and miles. we are taking you up close to see the restoration of the william penn state ooh high atop city hall. we will will be right back. >> good moving, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jan carabeo in for jim donovan. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >>> he was lunging and swinging. >> city councilman david oh, recount the moments he's stabbed outside his home as police search for the suspect and two other, who stopped to record the attack. >> they say that these two men, are not in trouble, but they do want to

. >> this week we were at the devon horse show, the 121st devon horse show, and a lot of fun, a lot of festive tis going on here. >> virtually and william penn due for his spa treatment. >> the inside of billy penn is entirely hollow. signatures of the men and women who have work on this statue over the years, one of those signature, dates back to 1899. >> her cue lee and effort. hats off to joe holden for that. >> we love him but didn't he kind of like like wack a mole? >> that's all right. we love him though. it is all love for joe. >> what do you think, do we need a hat for today's weather. >> i would to shade out the sun, that's the big thing here, yes. that uv index definitely high on day like this, where we have more sun than anything. but we can expect a beautiful day. much like yesterday, for the most part. so, obviously a caveat. we start thing off quick peak here at storm scan, which has no stormy weather to report. i love when it looks like this. days nice and clear, at least for the better part of the day. but toward mid to late afternoon, there will be some wet weather tha

>> good morning, we are live at the devon shores show, began back in 1896. so 121 years, began as one day show, week of fun and festive tis. as you see, things are getting underway here. the horses are warming up. also, the oldest and largest outdoor multi breed competition in the u.s., competitors from around the world, and many from in our area, will be taking part here. some of the disciplines you'll see, you have hunters, you've got jumpers, you've got sat l breds, and so still pretty much learning the linc owe as we go. last night one of the main event in the sapphire grand prix. today get underway at about 7:30, the day will run until about 11:00, same holds true for us, summer fest is here all day long, jessica dean will be anchoring, starting at 5:00 running through the entire night, so a big day here, we've got the fair, we've got the horses and it is a beautiful day. come on down to the devon horse show, guys. >> i love that the horses are so vocal there. >> right? >> and i did think you had some allergies there at first, but glad to see -- >> bein

devon horse show and country fairies a long standing tradition for many families in our area it looks like it will be a great weekend for family fun in the elegance of equestrian competition. cbs was there as show got underway this morning, majesty of the horses to the grace of the riders, so at muse. ride, games, food should be a perfect trip for the entire family. >>> and we will give you front row seat to the action this afternoon, and evening, "eyewitness news" is celebrating summer if he in devon, join jessica dean and rest of the team live from the devon horse show and country fair at "eyewitness news" at five, six, 10 and 11. tune in for all of the summer fun. pat gallen was there this morning. he had so much fun. he came back and said he enjoyed it. >> good time. >> great weather too. >> for sure. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at noon i'm jan carabao. >> i'm rahel solomon. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 we are always on line cbs philly.com. the young and the restless is up next. have a great perfect dasure is.game huh? i don't know about you gus, but i think a f

i willing broadcasting live from the devon horse show live with vittoria woodill.e're not stopping there we're bringing you stories of what makes chester country down so special. it's all tomorrow on eyewitness news. and we have better news to tell you about which is we're very happy to announce another addition to cbs3 family. >> kate bilo had her baby girl. here she is. welcome celynn mama elizabeth. >> look at those cheeks. >> she was born yesterday 8' 6 ounces 20" long congratulations to mom and dad and two big brothers. everybody waited on this baby girl is. >> adorable. congratulations our newest jr. meteorologist. >> come on aunty lauren weather. >> beautiful weather for babies today starting off new month and meterological summer on an awesome note. beautiful day erasing bad, bad memories of may and dampness and dreariness and rain and more rain. >>> beautiful conditions. clear skies as we look live at center city philadelphia. temperatures feeling good at 70. we had a breezy day today. winds have relaxed wind speeds 7 miles an hour and dew points dropped o

i willing broadcasting live from the devon horse show live with vittoria woodill. we're not stopping there we're bringing you stories of what makes chester country down so special. it's all tomorrow on eyewitness news. and we have better news to tell you about which is we're very happy to announce another addition to cbs3 family. >> kate bilo had her baby girl. here she is. welcome celynn mama elizabeth. >> look at those cheeks. >> she was born yesterday 8' 6 ounces 20" long congratulations to mom and dad and two big brothers. everybody waited on this baby girl is. >> adorable. congratulations our newest jr. meteorologist. >> come on aunty lauren weather. >> beautiful weather for babies today starting off new month and meterological summer on an awesome note. beautiful day erasing bad, bad memories of may and dampness and dreariness and rain and more rain. >>> beautiful conditions. clear skies as we look live at center city philadelphia. temperatures feeling good at 70. we had a breezy day today. winds have relaxed wind speeds 7 miles an hour and dew points dropped

horse show. >> who really love the devon horse show and know exactly what to do. >> go on the ferris wheel, it is so much fun. and play the game where you can win these bows. >> you love the bows why? >> because they're amazing. >> well, lauren and i tried our balloon at the -- we tried our hand at the balloon game. >> let's try this 11 more time. >> yeah! >> and how do you feel about next siting moment? >> about this experience, lucy, i don't know, i feel pretty great. i think i'm going ride the ferris wheel. >> yeah, that's the best ride. >> like kensy said, the ferris wheel was out of this world. topping off pretty amazing day at the devon horse show and country fair. >> lauren, that was the best, wasn't it? >> i loved it. >> vittoria woodill, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> that little girl is going to take my job. look for her in about 15, 20 years. still time to enjoy the fun. devon horse show and country fares continues through tomorrow. >> and next week, summer fest, heads to new castle county bringing the fun to wilmington and highlighting everything the sit has to offer. that'

and devon horse show and country fare.is blazing trail to devon in tonight's taste with tori, stepped into dan/ dan a hot spot on the main line despite noodle dishes and a peculiar choice of seating arrangements. see what it is all about on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> and then our cbs-3 summer fest continues tomorrow from devon. i will broadcast live from the devon horse show and country fair. we will also bring you store business what makes the chester county town so successful. that is tomorrow right here on "eyewitness news". >> a lot of fun. >>> seven classic children's books come to life in the new exhibit at please touch museum >> "eyewitness news" got a sneak preview this afternoon of story land, trip through childhood favorites, it featured interactive scenes from seven classic stories, the exhibit is bilingual featuring both english, spanish and designed to build children's literary skills. story land a chip through childhood favorite opened saturday june 3rd and runs through september. >>> thanks for watching

john kay, bbc news, north devon. time now for the weather.ut it hasn't lasted. many western areas of clouded over and we have rain splashing through this evening. most of this is not heavy. the heaviest rain will fall across wales. it is marked with 13, 14 across wales. it is marked with 13, 1a degrees in the south. scotland will be clear with temperatures of only 6 degrees. it will be an overcast day tomorrow with rain on and off. it could be heavy at times across northern ireland ‘s. perhaps some of these north—western areas. in the south the rain will be lighter and some areas across the south—east and east anglia might get away with a dry day. friday the weather will improve again. there will be some sunshine around and it will be some sunshine around and it will feel warm. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 20:30. political leaders make a final push for votes, in the final hours of campaigning before millions of voters head to the polls tomorrow. the contenders for number ten hammer home their core messages, theresa may on brexit,

. >> seven new subpoenas were issued by chairman devon nunez. >> congressional investigators are examining whether attorney general jeff sessions had an additional meeting with russia's ambassador. >> i deny having communications with the russians. >> if it's true it's extremely disturbing. >> the president is poised to pull the u.s. out of the historic climate accord. >> if he does withdraw that's a definitive statement by the president that believes climate change is a hoax. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to "new day" cnn first to report that fired fbi director james comey will testify before the senate as early as next week and he's expected to level bomb shell accusations that president trump pressured him to end the investigation into one of his top aides. meanwhile the house intelligence committee issuing seven subpoenas in the russian probe, four of them from michael flynn and the president's attorney michael cohen. >> the chairman of the committee is devon nunez. you may remember he said he was stepping away and he named somebody el

. >> devon! >> devon kind of blew it. the go pro goes flying into the depths of the water. everyone was okay. once they made sure of that, they go down, retrieve the camera. >> yeah, bro. we got ourselves a clip. >> devon! >> i give you the story of gifts, brought to us by elephant news and the cambodia wildlife sanctuary. this is marie. she is a wild gibbon and she's come calling because of another gibbon, a gibbon that's in this cage. you see this is gib. he was rescued several years ago. he was brought in weak, injured, and they rehabbed him. the goal was to get him back into the wild but the problem is they needed him to be more wild to get him back into the wild. so they created this enclosure for him so they could put him out where other gibbons were. and guess who came calling? >> so marry is hoping to get gibes going wild. >> yes, and she visits him daily. she sings. >> she's setding up her territory and sing a song. >> that's not a song. that's a call saying hey, daddy. >> she gets a little louder to make sure he doesn't misher call. >> girl, calm down. >> she's no

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. >> devon kind of blew it. >> devon! >> the gopro goes flying into the depths of the water. everybody was okay. once they made sure of that, go down, retrieve the camera. >> bro, it's recording. >> yeah, bro. solid. got ourselves a clip. >> devon! >>> i love the smithsonian channel. i could binge watch it all night. because they have stuff like this. >> the monkey. the males have by far the biggest noses of any primate. >> so strange and so cool. >> they are strange and they are cool. that is one heck of a shnoz they have. >> they can smell good. >> but they can also get the ladies. according to the smithsonian channel, the fellas with the biggest noses tend to get the women. >> you don't say. >> did not see that coming. >> patrick knows. >> the nose acts as a resonating chamber. the bigger the nose, the louder the call. >> everybody likes deep voices no matter what species. >> y'all are going to need to calm down a little bit. >> the smithsonian probably didn't know they had this kind of gold when they made this new show debuting called "amazing monkeys." >> it's a great id

devon nunez decides instead of being a politician for america he's a two headed freak show. if you are a national security adviser several months ago in the waning months of the obama administration your responsibility is to execute policy on russia. you get a piece of intelligence that an american citizen is interfering by having secret conversations with the russians that discuss sanctions and you think it's worth investigating why the national security adviser wants to know which american citizen is doing that? that's a freak show not a political side show. >> the next step is james comey will testify in front of the senate. we have sources that have told cnn he plans to say publicly that, yes, president trump did pressure him to back off the in from flynn investigation. where would that leave us? >> i think a couple of things. number one he would be making that statement under oath so it gives it a different patina as opposed to what people close to him say. that video of that testimony could be very striking number one. number two, it is almost guaranteed and i know we'

john kay, bbc news, north devon.forjeremy corbyn's last rally of this election campaign. before that, weather. there will be on and off rain across all of us tomorrow. this rain, you can see the bulk of it is towards the south—west. it will be moving in a north—easterly direction. most of the heavy rain will fall across wales. northern ireland could get a fair dose of wales. northern ireland could get a fairdose of rain, wales. northern ireland could get a fair dose of rain, also across the lowlands, but the far north of scotla nd lowlands, but the far north of scotland stays dry. not a lot of rain in london and east anglia. there could be some sunshine. the weekend will be a little mixed. jeremy corbyn is now back in north london, in islington. that is where he is about to address the last rally of this 2017 general election campaign. let us cross the two hour correspondent dan johnson. he campaign. let us cross the two hour correspondent danjohnson. he is about to come on stage.

thirteen people are convicted after abuse at two care homes in north devon.emorial. we will stop and take a look at the dave's sports news. andy murray taking on kei nishikori for a place in the semifinals of the french open. murray's recent struggles with form and fitness appear to be back, he lost the first set 6—2. he levelled the match at 1—1. murray replicating his run last year seeing him reach the final. he has taken the third, leading 2—1. he lost to novak djokovic last year. the defending champion this year is out. loseit defending champion this year is out. lose it to dominic thiem in straight sets. he had never beaten djokovic. the last time they play he only won one game. after the match the former world number one suggested his game is farfrom his best. world number one suggested his game is far from his best. it was decided in the first set. i tried, i lost the crucial break at the beginning of the second. he started serving better. backing it up with the first shot. he deserved to win. definitely a better player on the court today. rafa nadal i

back in south devon mike's man says school funding could sway her vote.was the only leader to reply to mike ‘s letter. but mike can't vote. the lib dems will need at least 10,000 more supporters to win this seat back. his career spanned six decades and was best known as one half of the two rallies but this afternoon stars from the world of comedy on television are celebrating the life of ronnie corbett has died last year. michael parkinson and joanna lu mley year. michael parkinson and joanna lumley are among those who did readings at the memorial service. they have been further tributes by comedians rob brydon and jimmy tarbuck. he was a lovely man. what you saw is what you got. he was not different off—screen. he was warm and generous and a lovely man. westminster abbey isa and a lovely man. westminster abbey is a place of great state occasions and today that occasion was a celebration of laughter. a gathering of friends, colleagues and fans of ronnie corbett. believing, it's wonderful to be with you again. it's a memorial but i hope we have a few laugh

what happened when he moved to the place in devon?hen you were not able to see him for the first two weeks and then it turned out to be five, what did you think was going on? straightaway, alarm bells were ringing, and it was clear that everything they promised wasn't going to happen. and when you say you eventually did get to see him and he looked terrified, tell us more. he was a lot quieter than he had been for a long time. he was really pleased to see us, but he didn't tell us anything at that stage. hejust enjoyed his home visits. but when they came to pick him up, he wasjust visits. but when they came to pick him up, he was just terrified. visits. but when they came to pick him up, he wasjust terrified. and was that when you started to think, we need to get him out? yes. when they stopped us seeing him for five weeks, i already knew that something was terribly wrong. how long did it take? it took us over a year, and then they gave him 28 days notice, but the investigation started so he didn't serve those 28 days, and he went to

, but now devon is claiming it, not the cornish pasty, just the pasty.f the pasty in literature it happened in devon. i mention this on devonshire radio, then cornish radio got in touch, we had lots of people saying how dare you —— mentioned. i understand, i'm from the north—east, i know a bit about local pride but i didn't understand how the star rivalry was between devon and cornwall. there we re cave between devon and cornwall. there were cave drawings of pastis in cornwall? -- understand how fierce the rivalry was. how do we celebrate the rivalry was. how do we celebrate the things we are good at and what we have given to the world? -- pastis. it's important because early in the 20th century local identity would be linked to things like work and trade, every town had a clear trade and identity but we have seen such massive cultural and social shifts that we have lost that sense of local identity and civic pride, so of local identity and civic pride, so these kinds of links to invention, uniqueness, difference are really helpful to construct that sens

devon young of willingboro was killed covered by a white sheet on the loading dock as police searched for the shooter. they say it was not a can iraq and domshooter the victim was targeted. >> we have not arrested anybody but making progress on identifying who it is. and the scene is secure and people around here are definitely safe. >> i don't want to talk about it -- >> some of the roofers overlooking it's scene say they heard five to seven shots and the casings were marked by a team of investigators in the area. >> we feel confident there is no active shooter in the area. we reduced the scene and the business people and everything is open business is normal xepts for obviously what happened in the area. >> they were able to return in an hour or two. the detective said it was okay to keep our doors open. there is a heavy presence here now and i feel comfortable that everybody will be okay. >> if the suspect returns here again, that might be dangerous to us. >> so you are not comfortable until you catch them? >> yes. >> the brewery reopened for business at 5:30 tonight and police are

. >> ♪ >> and a reminder now our cbs3 summer fest celebration continues tomorrow from devon. gallen will be live at the devon horse show and country fair tomorrow morning plus all day long we'll be bringing you stories about what makes the chester county town so special. jessica dean lauren casey vittoria woodill will be there live for "eyewitness news" at 5:00, 6:00, 10:00 and again at 11:00. >>> and a guitar used by the grateful dead's jerry garcia sold at auction last night for $1.9 million. the late musician played this wolf guitar in concerts all over the world from 1973 until his death in 1995. the buyer hasn't been identified but proceeds of the auction benefit montgomery alabama's southern poverty law center. >> somebody had a lot of money. >> yesterday i started to feel the tide turn. i was out yesterday afternoon. i started to feel the nice weather so it's very nice today to have a full throttle. >> a little bit of a breeze just makes it that much better. sometimes that breeze can mess with you. it was blowing my hair around on the sky deck but you don't mind it. it

and boys at a school in devon wear skirts to lessons in protest at not being allowed to put on shortsn the heatwave. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. ever since the grenfell tower disaster last week there's been one question uppermost on our minds — how many other tower blocks are at risk? around 600 high rise buildings across england have cladding and checks are being carried out on them. already seven buildings in four local authorities have been found to use flammable cladding. our home editor mark easton has been to camden in london where the council has decided to remove the cladding. the consequences of the grenfell tower tragedy are spreading across the country got hundreds of samples of cladding similar to that used north kensington are being tested from tower blocks and other public buildings. cladding on seven blocks in four local authorities have come back as combustible so far, including here on the charcot estate in camden a few miles from the grenfell tower tragedy. on the chalcott estate in camden a few miles from the grenfell tower tragedy. this resident is horri

. >> reporter: they're near devon witnessed the whole thing. >> i saw her with the first flag.ked out, so the second and third flag, i started recording her. >> reporter: here's the video, the her she's talking about is this squirrel, a pair, actually. you see them struggle to get the flag off the stick. but they're patient squirrels, they won't give up. ripping them free, putting them in their mouth and running off >> i was just like, my god, these animals have a mind of its own look you never would guess that they would do something like this >> how crazy it was a squirrel that took it and made a nest >> if you walk this way, you can see up here. >> reporter: devon shows us the nest. ten small american flags. bringing comfort and shelter to a family of resourceful squirrels >> it was relief came over we finally understood that it wasn't someone. it was something using it. how amazing they use their resources like that. they find something new, figured it would work and used it. >> resourceful >> squirrels is one of my favorite new little animals, do you remember the one in pa

. >>> in this that is with tori report vittoria woodill steps in dan/dan restaurant, in devon with aather peculiar choice of arrangement. >>> behind piping hot walk pan noodles and fragrant flames, dan/dan a place full of flavor where dining roomies split right down middle of radnor township and devon. >> we are always joking we should ask customer would you like to sit in radnor or devon >> reporter: hoist the couple bringing borders together meet husband and wife cat and kevin way. >> our customers are like family. when they enter the restaurant , we get together and enjoy the food, enjoy drink and conversation. >> we are in the community together. >> reporter: they are doing witt chilly, oil cocktails and plates piled up with authentic cuisine celebrating this couple's proud taiwan routes of chinese and japanese influences. >> we specialize in asian food >> i want to change peoples perception about chinese restaurant is not clean the deck core noise good. >> reporter: no question about that with 100 dishes and 100 flavors to give your pallet a kick or tickle like their specialty d

this was the scene in devon. hot air still with us across scene in devon.land. not much change in the temperature in the greater london area, it is across north—east england we will see temperatures for some dropping by about 10 degrees from yesterday to today. a big change on the way for some behind this front. to the south, the hot air. wales, much of the midlands and east anglia and southern counties, another hot and humid day, temperatures into the low 30s. could be enough to trigger one or two late day storms, although many of us will have a dry day. fresher conditions in north—east england. fine weather for scotland. similar conditions for northern ireland. a few showers working in from the west this evening. they could be thundery but perhaps not too much in the way of heavy rain. but it will probably come down in fairly big blobs. uncomfortable night for sure for some of us. these are the temperatures at 10pm. another uncomfortable night's fleet. it stays very warm across england and wales, hot even, with plenty of sunshine —— another uncomfortable

in an ordinary devon field, signs of the extraordinary.ers. in six yea rs, on reintroducing beavers. in six years, a pairof on reintroducing beavers. in six years, a pair of sharp tooth beavers has re—engineered this would land into a whitland. they fell the willow trees to lie horizontally because they like to chew the bark off the vertical sprouts. their stick and have recreated the sort of landscape that existed for beavers we re landscape that existed for beavers were hunted to extinction. —— stick dam recreated. this is another of the ponds created by beavers. this demonstrates how much they can re—engineer the landscape. i am, it looks like there is grass growing out of the ground. wrong. this is a beaver stick dam, right underneath me. the place has been shaped by the teeth of rodents. these are beta sticks. you can see the teeth marks where they have cut them off the tree. they use these to create the dams, and the way that they have manipulated the site has been dramatic. we have had a whole range of different species coming in, b

again, as we head into on friday we have some rain in devon and cornwall, pat west wales.ning. moving to the midlands, cloudy skies, the odd shower but a hint of sunshine in east anglia and the south—east of england. it should be a bit warmer as well. a bit misty murkier for the further north, where we have this patchy rain forced it is mostly light, not the continuous heavy rain some places had earlier on, but not a pleasant start. add to that this northerly wind, that is going to be blowing down the chilly air and where we keep the rain and temperatures will be very slow to rise. it should dry off across northern ireland and western parts of scotland, the rain pushing into england and wales. temperatures 15 01’ england and wales. temperatures 15 or16, england and wales. temperatures 15 or 16, should be a bit warmer across the midlands towards the south—east. 23 possible, though there could be some sharp showers. ahead of the weather front which takes the patchy rain south—eastwards across the uk and then for the weekend everything is coming in from the atlantic. weather

and boys at a school in devon wear skirts to lessons in protest at not being allowed to put on shortsve. our main story at five — local authorities around the uk are checking the cladding on high rise buildings, 600 of them in england alone, because of concern about the cause of the grenfell tower fire in which 79 people died. so far, tests have found the cladding on seven buildings is combustible. the tests are on—going with samples from tower blocks all over the country being sent in for testing — 100 samples can be processed a day. the prime minister told the commons that steps were being taken to make the affected buildings safe and to inform residents. our political correspondent iain watson reports. an unimaginable tragedy. that is how the prime minister described the fire at g re nfell tower. but was it an avoidable tragedy? and are tenants in other tower blocks at risk? many politicians as well as the wider public don't want to wait for a public enquiry for answers. local councils estimate that 600 high—rise buildings like grenfell have some form of cladding, and tests are now

among the worst performers, devon energy, transocean, chesapeake, all tumbling. if you go back to the broader market and look at the three major averages, off of their highs. little changed for the dow and s&p, but earlier we had seen gains closer to a quarter of 1%. the nasdaq holding on to that level in part because of the performance of chipmakers. continuing a remarkable run here. there have been reports over the past week about demand for the company's chips, graphics chips specifically from the crypto currency world. of course, there has been a boost in those. macron and intel also part of the party, both rising. that means the philadelphia semiconductor index is at its highest since 2000 and approaching a record today. that is helping to offset some of the energy declines. mark: let's go to the latest on tomorrow's u.k. election, the candidates making their final pitches. theresa may promising a brexit boost of billions of pounds in state investment. >> who do you trust to have a strong and stable leadership that will deliver the best deal for britain in e

a beautiful picture here from devon.outh—east got up to 31 degrees, yesterday we just about got 33 degrees. but there is a contrast, 70 degrees. but there is a contrast, 70 degrees on the north sea coast. the heat is going to peak in the south tomorrow and then we have some thunderstorms on the way which will mostly affect northern and western areas of the uk. temperatures at nine o'clock tonight still very hot across the south, uncomfortable going to bed. 15 degrees, a lot fresher in newcastle around nine o'clock this evening. so tonight we are seeing the threat of some showers, perhaps isolated thunderstorms across north—western areas. to the south and into the morning the hot air starts to come in once again from the near continent. already at eight o'clock we are talking about temperatures into the 20s. across the south of the country. still around mid teens across the midlands and his areas of blue or those showers and a potential thunderstorms affecting maybe northern ireland, south—west of scotland, northern irela

as we head into the rush hour on friday, we have reined in devon and cornwall, perhaps into west walescloudy skies and maybe the odd shower. a bit misty and murky over the hills as you head further north, where we have this patchy rain. it is mostly light. it will not be the continuous, heavy rain that some place had earlier on, but not a pleasa nt start. place had earlier on, but not a pleasant start. we have this northerly wind as well which will be blowing down the chilly air. where we keep the rain, temperatures will be very slow to rise. it should dry off across northern ireland and western parts of scotland. the rain will push into england and wales. it should be a bit warmer across the midlands and the south—east. but that could be some sharp showers. ahead of that weather front, which ta kes ahead of that weather front, which takes the patchy rain south eastwards a cross takes the patchy rain south eastwards across the uk, there will not be as much rain for the weekend and with sunshine around, it should feel warmer. but it is all relative. it has been quite chilly under the ra

and finally, this lovely story from devon and the schoolboys of exeter taking a stand even though theyerature dropped just in time for the protest. it was the principle they we re protest. it was the principle they were making and they have delivered us were making and they have delivered usa were making and they have delivered us a really good news story and a talking point the day after all the bad news. it filled me withjoy talking point the day after all the bad news. it filled me with joy to see these young men! it must have filled the writers of headlines with i°y filled the writers of headlines with joy in this story because they get their teeth into it, boys skirt the issue, a couple of others, lots of plays on words. it is great young people are getting political again. these people could be new voters for an energised tory or labour party. i'm actually taking a stand on the issue, everyone seems to have got into the spirit of it, and even the head might consider changing it. the boys were saying, it's too hot, the girls get to wear skirts, can we please wear shorts? the headt

devon nunez ran for the house building in the white house. and then he said i have some intelligence agents present me something that was so -- i had to show it to the president immediately. i believe it was this unmasking i believe he knows the victims of the unmasking. the people who did the unmasking and what became the data that was unmasked. and so he recused himself from running the intelligcommittee on these issues. guess what? he's back. he signed those subpoenas. enough with the recusal. enough with the democratic interference. trish: and it was clear at that time donald trump was very angry. i mean, you saw that in the tweets and people felt that at the time the tweets were over the top. but if he had seen something that would case that this was going on, you can understand how he would be very upset. let me play devil's advocate, judge, and just run this by you. so what if -- what if the russians somehow were involved? and they were trying to artificially influence things? say, via general flynn. it makes sense; right? that we woul

for the rush—hour tomorrow, some rain across devon and cornwall, and patchy rain across north wales.s, the southeast and east anglia will start drive. in the north east, some rain at times, but the more persistent rain is north of the more persistent rain is north of the border up in scotland. across some eastern areas and northern ireland, the rain begins to arrive. a change of fortunes on thursday. some patchy rain and a keen wind across northern england, but not as wet as it's been today. perhaps a little sunshine towards the south—east, boosting the temperatures and triggering some heavy showers. another cold day across many northern parts of the uk, and not much better on friday. the wind is still quite keen and quite cold. still some rain, but not as heavy or persistent. lighter rain pushing into england and wales. we may get some sunshine ahead of the weather front, bringing may get some sunshine ahead of the weatherfront, bringing some may get some sunshine ahead of the weather front, bringing some warmth. things calmed down a bit for the weekend. the wet weather pushing its

when i went out of state to a different college. >> reporter: in brenham, texas, devon feely, kpix 5.am sorry, i cannot believe don is 71. >> i know. >> don has more energy thab anybody in the newsroom. >> looks amazing. >> incredible. >> 71. >> 71 going on about 30. let me tell you something, about 7,000 things have changed in this business but 1 thing that has never changed and will never change is bon sharp is one of the guys that makes you happy and proud to work in tv. he is just a joy i am so glad we stole him away from kron50 years ago. >>> in the weather department, we have concord, 97 degrees, oakland at 73, it is still smoking in livermore, 94 in san jose, 84 in santa rosa, 84 as well. satellite and radar, fog and low clouds along the shoreline stream nothing to south san francisco. keep the coastline cool. cooled inland about 5 degrees today. nothing dramatic but will serve to cool things a little more tomorrow after mild night tonight. double barreled highs are in place, one heads to the east, the one in the left hand corn er will reestablish itself wednesday and thursday

." >>> san jose considering using its own sanctuary city policy, kpix 5's devon feely on the proposal which cuts almost all ties with federal ice agents. >> demonstrates where my heart is on the issue. >> reporter: city councilman wants to send a clear message to the trump administration that san jose will not take part on immigration crack down, with few exceptions it would prohibit police from agreeing to work with federal immigration agents. >> we are saying locally we would like to have a say in how you do it. and i think, perhaps, there is wiggle room there. >> reporter: the proposal would make certain places like schools, hospitals, places of worship and public demonstrations effect eively off limits requiring ice agents to get permission from the city attorney before conducting raids there. >> people should be able to go about their daily lives without the fear of being caught in a raid. >> reporter: critics question the ordinance is legal, arguing that san jose has no authority to write rules for federal agents or agencys and worry the political fall out could cost the city mi

the preserve, and that was why the board of directors decided to purchase the property. >> reporter: devon feely, kpix 5. >>> the a's are still deciding where to build their new stadium but we are learning a new home for the team could generate billions of dollars for oakland. according to a new report by the bay area council, a new a's stadium could generate more than $3 million economic developments and would create 2,000 construction jobs. >> we are thrill would the number, they are very big, we think it shows that the ball park has such a positive impact on the community beyond the fan experience and that is good for everyone if you are an a's farn or not. >> the a's plan to keep the stadium privately financed, opotential sights are howard terminal, area near lady college in the bart station, brooklyn basin across interstate 880 and the current site at the oakland coliseum. >>> well, lets revisit ic of the day, the weather around the bay area, very warm now for a weak and it will get warmer. unless you are by the golden gate bridge, you can see the haze with the marine layer, very in t

as we head into the rush hour on thursday, we have rain in devon and cornwall, perhaps in west wales.morning. in the midlands, cloudy skies and maybe the odd shower, but a hint of sunshine across east anglia and the south—east of england. a bit misty and murky over the hills as you head further north, where we have this patchy rain. it is mostly light. it will not be the continuous, heavier rain that some places had earlier, but not a very pleasant start. add to that this northerly wind. that will be blowing down the chilly air. where we keep the rain, temperatures will be very slow to rise. it should dry off across northern ireland and western parts of scotland. the rain is beginning to push into england and wales. it should be a bit warmer across the midlands towards the south—east, where you get sunshine. ahead of that weather front, which takes the patchy rain southeastwards across the uk, for the weekend, everything is coming from the atlantic. the weather fronts should be weaker. there will not be as much rain and with a bit of sunshine around, it should feel a bit warmer. but i

in the morning we have rain across devon and cornwall and west wales, not as heavy but for much of theart of dry with brighter skies a little sunshine. much more cloud and rain and drizzle from northern england and a damp start here and as you can see 12—13 at eight in the morning. maximum temperature today. it should be turning less cold on friday as the rain continues to slowly peter out in western scotland in particular and northern ireland and bits and pieces running into wales and in southern england be warm at 23 in the south—east, when we go further north with the rain easing around 15—16 is an improvement on the last few days. the wetter weather gets swept south—eastwards overnight and that clears way fairly quickly and in time for the weekend the weather coming in from the atlantic. the weather front approaching will be weeks of the week and looks like be drier, brighter and with sunshine and a bit warmer well. early rave scene clears the south—west corner and then click a date with some sunny spells in england and wales. a speu sunny spells in england and wales. a spell of ra

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devon horse show, fair ground looking for something to do with the kid set up on lancaster avenue, comic con at pennsylvania convention center through sunday. big event tonight, outdoors, dave matthews under the stars at mann music center at 7:30. bring south extra volume for our evening rush hour we have nascar weekend at dover speed way, catch that on our "fox sports" one channel and that 95 construction i just told but northbound, just watch it, everybody, definitely hits the brakes, new pattern but they have moved off ramp for girard avenue, relocated along the stretch here of the northbound side. mass transit off to a good start you will be at comic con >> yep, later today between nine and 10 we have cool guest s. >> i fear you will be wearing your tights. >> thanks, doughnut man. >> serious news here, what would you do if the person driving your son or daughter's school bus was suspect of dui? bucks county parents are faced with that very question. here's what happened, bus driver was taken off a bus at neshaminy high school suspect of being intoxicated. middletown township police

roger harrabin, bbc news, devon. time for the weather.e and showers going into this evening, but if you are going out, you might have an umbrella with you when you're coming home this evening as it is looking guy. showers continue overnight for the northern isles but elsewhere they will fade, largely clear skies, could turn out to be chilly away from the larger towns and city centres, so these are the urban temperatures overnight, but single figures for the countryside, sheltered glens, scotland close to freezing, one or two mach four patches by tomorrow morning. most places tomorrow will have a blue sky start to the day. the shower clouds build again, scattered and heavy showers for scotland, northern ireland and england, a bachelor south—west england and wales getting eastwards, other areas will remain dry. some places will miss the showers altogether. 20, 20 one celsius only sports, most of us fall short of that. secondly different picture on monday, been pushing east across the uk and when strengthening in the south later. hello, this

and you had a lot of correspondence with devon energy who was aggressively challenging rules proposed by the epa. you've sent a letter to the ep while you were ag in oklahoma urging that the epa overestimated pollution from natural gas wells and you -- the letter very closely reflected what lawyers from devon energy and this is also something that's been in the public. just last month "the new york times" has now reported that devon energy is re-evaluating the settlement posture for illegally admitting 80 tons of toxic chemicals. the company from reports is backing away from an agreement to install a system to detect leaks of dangerous gas and the company now, after agreeing and admitting that it had violated the law, is backing away from a proposed settlement which has a six figure penalty claim to back -- back to the taxpayers down to $25,000. based on your relationship with devon energy when you were attorney general, how do you plan on handling this issue? are you going to recuse yourself? because now you're the epa. is someone else going to be looking at it? because as you said,

. >>> devon leggit is facing four counts including murder. one person was killed and four others hurt. 6 others arrested last year. >>> two worker are recovering from a scaffolding fall in center city an walnut street. the man was repairing a side wall when the bricks came loose. the crew had netting in place which stopped the debris from falling to the ground and injuring anyone else. >> 5:56 a.m., senate healthcare plan is public an protests are underway, we'll teld -- tell you where local activists are on the street making sure their voices are heard. say hello to the new frozen dunkin' coffee. real dunkin' coffee, blended frozen, creamy smooth. a whole new way to enjoy your favorite coffee. try a small for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. 6:00 a.m., friday, june 23. matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. here's what's happening this morning, police arrested a philadelphia man who called himself dirty old santa. investigators say he traveled to meet a child for sex. >>> the sixers are all the buzz this morning, fans are glad t