dixons says 5.9 million payment card details were accessed by hackers.p and pin but there were 105,000 cards without that protection, and the hackers also had access to 1.2 million customers' personal data. now, dixons says that chip and pin cards should be safe because neither the pin nor the three—number code on the back of cards was accessible, and it says there is no evidence yet of any fraud relating to the other cards. but the fact that such sensitive information was yet again put at risk will be of huge concern to both consumers and regulators. dixons is just the latest company to find that it is not secure against the hackers. it's really hard to get security right. there are lots of ways that you have to secure things. that mostly involves human beings, users, suppliers, contractors. but there is one thing we do know and that's that there are two types of company out there. there are companies that have already been hacked and companies that don't know they've been hacked yet. the data regulator is now investigating dixons carphone and has this

dixons says 5.9 million payment card details were accessed by hackers.ckers also had access to 1.2 million customers' personal data. now, dixons says that chip and pin cards should be safe because neither the pin nor the three—number code on the back of cards was accessible, and it says there is no evidence yet of any fraud relating to the other cards. but the fact that such sensitive information was yet again put at risk will be of huge concern to both consumers and regulators. dixons is just the latest company to find that it is not secure against the hackers. it's really hard to get security right. there are lots of ways that you have to secure things. that mostly involves human beings, users, suppliers, contractors. but there is one thing we do know and that's that there are two types of company out there. there are companies that have already been hacked and companies that don't know they've been hacked yet. the data regulator is now investigating dixons carphone and has this advice for customers. look out for e—mails that look suspicious. look out

dixons says while they we re customers.ere is no evidence to date of any fraud having been carried out with them. there we re been carried out with them. there were also 1.2 million personal records, things like names, addresses and e—mail addresses. again, dixons says there is no evidence of fraud yet, but people will be concerned about the possibility of identity theft. they will be vulnerable to fraudsters sending them e—mails and the information commission is taking it very seriously, looking at it. and there is the potential these days for much biggerfines. a plumber has won a legal battle that may well huge ramifications for people who are self—employed. gary smith said he was unfairly dismissed by pimlico plumbers, after he tried to reduce his hours following a heart attack. the supreme courtjudges have ruled that even though he was self—employed, he was entitled to workers' rights — such as holiday and sick pay. simon gompertz reports. the boss of pimlico plumbers turned up at the supreme court in his bentley. charl

dixons says 5.9 million payment card details were accessed by hackers.thout that protection, and the hackers also had access to 1.2 million customers' personal data. now, dixons says that chip—and—pin cards should be safe because neither the pin nor the three—number code on the back of cards was accessible, and it says there is no evidence yet of any fraud relating to the other cards. but the fact that such sensitive information was yet again put at risk will be of huge concern to both consumers and regulators. dixons is just the latest company to find that it is not secure against the hackers. it's really hard to get security right. there are lots of ways that you have to secure things. that mostly involves human beings, users, suppliers, contractors. but there is one thing we do know and that's that there are two types of company out there. there are companies that have already been hacked and companies that don't know they've been hacked yet. the data regulator is now investigating dixons carphone and has this advice for customers. look out for e—mail

keith dixon. [applause] dr. dixon: ladies and gentlemen, thank you for coming. i appreciate it and i look forward to talking to you about dwight eisenhower. born inisenhower was 1890. she grew up in abilene, kansas, one of five brothers. his mother and father emphasized faith, hardware, self-discipline, and education. he entered west point in 1911 for two reasons, one, to advance his athletic career, and the second, he had a free education. his athletic ambitions were cut short in 1912, when he suffered an injury playing football. ties and how her, it was unique sport because he -- to eisenhower, it was a unique sport because he believed it had a transformative effect. football the road -- instills in hard,at victory comes to almost slavish work, team play, self-confidence, and an enthusiasm that amount the dedication. he would take this concept of football and apply it to military training. 1915, heduating in arrived at fort sam houston assigned to the 1915 regiment. because of tensions with mexico, national guard units were sent to the border. sound familiar?

what actions could be laid against carphone dixons —— dixons carphone, because they were totti findsecause new legislation came in over a couple of weeks ago, which has fined up couple of weeks ago, which has fined up to £20 million, and they have avoided that, because this happened just before that legislation came in. what about customers who are themselves victims of this? what can they do? what might happen? for people who have just had their car information hacked, there is no information hacked, there is no information that any of them have been defrauded, and the company will get in touch of them. the rise small group, probably based in america, who do not have the same protection as we do. they don‘t have chip and pin cards. there might be some worry that they have been affected. there is another breach, 1 million or so people, general information hacked, the house numbers, their address. that is the kind thing that is used in so—called phishing attacks. people should be aware that that might happen. carphone dixons say they will be in touch with people affected. if anybody g

dixons carphone has admitted a huge data breach.illion credit and debit payment cards and 1.2 million personal data records. the company says details of 105,000 cards without chip—and—pin protection had been leaked, and says it has no evidence that any of the cards had been used fraudulently following the breach. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones is here. huge numbers involved here. tell us what the potential risks are. bad news and good news, as it were. the bad news is, when you hear about one of these data breaches, the companies say a lot of personal information has been leaked, but no worry no payment information. at this time 5.9 billion came —— payments cards —— 5.9 million payments cards —— 5.9 million payment cards have been accessed and it seems that the hackers started to do this injuly last year and they've only discovered it last week. that is pretty serious. dixons is saying don't worry because 5.8 million of the cards, nearly all of them, were chip and pin cards which is the system across europe, and the

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to return to our conversation with simon dixon he's a over there on the isle of man of course of bank to the future author of the same book banks of the future simon welcome back thanks for having me back again all right now simon in our first part of this conversation you know i heard again in your voice a very passionate description of the disruptive disruptive qualities of big claim in crypto and you know so often in this industry people get caught up in that little petty kind of little wars a go on this coin versus that coin and they lose sight of the big picture how disruptive this is to banking and to money so you know i think it's important simon to once again preach the gospel to the people about how this is disrupting global banking you were a banker you came into crypt out now you're riding the wave of this disruption treats brother preach to preach to the people where they wouldn't really important because people have for much internal politics you know miles within our industry our industry a kind of person on the hill

dixons carphone admits a huge data breach — involving nearly 6 million payment cards, and more than aillion personal records. on the eve of the first anniversary of the grenfell tower tragedy, we hear from survivors still waiting for a permanent new home. and excited to get started — england get stuck in to their first training session on the eve of the world cup in russia. you can start to get a feel for it really now you are here, which is a good thing. we are here for four days and then we travel. we are looking forward to it. we want to get going. and spain sack their manager on diva of the world cup as he agrees to become manager of real madrid. —— on diva of the good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there have been angry scenes in parliament in the last hour as the snp‘s westminster leader was ordered from the house of commons by the speaker. the snp‘s other mps then walked out of the chamber in a row about the way scotland has been treated in the brexit process. it comes as theresa may remains under pressure over key brexit votes and how much say mps will have in a

of back to the future simon dixon a lot come back hey max thanks for having me already let's get into some heavy duty crypto action here the as easy as fish kill they shocked the global crypto community when he declared that ether is not in fact a security what argument did the f.c.c. make to support this and do you agree simon so this kind of falls into your wheel house over there over there back to the future what you guys do so how is this interpreted simon stay with us he came out and stated is the big claim in a theory i'm on no securities consists of fish and meat decentralized and therefore what it proved is that you can sell something as a security because there's no doubt they didn't comment but they do is leave out the information stays in the ether when it of originally started probably was a security because it didn't exist and it was something they were sending to people and people were put to sing it with the expectation of a return and therefore it meets the definition of a security but over time they've stated in this become sufficiently decentralized web buy something

earlier, dixons carphone shares fell bya earlier, dixons carphone shares fell by a lost 40%. the uk has held steady for the month of may, the inflation figure released by the office of national the stig remained at 2.4% as many had expected. although fuel prices increased by the biggest monthly amount since january 2011, rising by almost 4%. and a plumber has won a legal battle for working right in the supreme court ruling expected to have huge ramifications for freelance workers. gary smith worked solely for pimlico plumbers for six yea rs. solely for pimlico plumbers for six years. the court ruled that despite being vat registered plane self—employment tax he was entitled to holiday and sick pay. and we start with an agm, that may not sound very exciting but this is the agm of wpp, a company that started out making shopping baskets and became a global advertising giant. a global advertising giant that is rapidly losing value as its industry changes. the hit headlines in april when the chief executive in many credit with building the empire, sir martin sorrell, resigned amid

looking at one of the uk's biggest data hacks — it says six million customers of electrical retailer dixonsone were exposed. that was a breach that has attracted the attention of spy agencies. that story broke yesterday morning. that is being dealt with in the papers today. back with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. let us get stuck in. anniversaries are always extremely difficult. todayis are always extremely difficult. today is going to be a tough day for many. yes. 50 the independent leading on the plight, i think that is the only way to describe it, sally, of lots of folks who lived in g re nfell tower sally, of lots of folks who lived in grenfell tower who are still looking for somewhere to live. i used to live in that part of london, not far from the tower itself. so i know that part of london incredibly well. i will never forget what it was like 12 months ago. it was a literally blue sky day in london, yet it was filled with tragedy. —— it was a beautifully. the local council has come in for a lot of criticism about its immediate

kim dixon is there in washington on fed watch.time. but finding it can be stressful. we'll find out how an app could take the angst out of finding a spa break. you're with business live from bbc news. now, some say she stole the show at harry and meghan's wedding by not only designing the bride's highly praised evening dress but also the paparazzi—pleasing outfits for amal clooney and oprah winfrey. now, stella mccartney, is opening a major new store in london, which she claims to be an eco—friendly breath of fresh air. our arts editor will gompertz went to see the designer in her new shop. you walk into my store, and you have filtered air, completely clean, as you walk in, you get living plants and rocks from partially from the farm i grew up on, in scotland. we have created skylights. as you walk in, you get living plants and you get rocks from... partially from the farm that i grew up on in scotland. so, you know, we're using no animal products at all, obviously, we don't kill any animals which means we're not cutting down fore

months later, dixon is still not getting h.i.v. care.ws for the pbs ur, i'm william brangham in miami, florida. >> woodruff: you can see all the stories in this series, "the end of aids: far from over." they are on our website at www.pbs.org/newshour. woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: an import tax that aims to make american washing machines more competitive. and, in e midst of the "me too" movement, a "brief but spectacular" take on holding artists accountable. mpt first, a new legal challenge facing president t amna nawaz explores how this time, the focus is on mr. trump's charitable foundation. >> nawaz: the new york state attorney general sued the donald j. trump foundatiothis morning, alleging "persistently illegal conduct" and mismanagement at the president's charity. here to explain it all, i'm joined by david fahrenthold. he's a pulitzer prize-winning reporter with the "washington post," whose initial reporting first launched the state probe looking into the trumpun tion. david, welcome to the newshour. let

keith dixon. [applause] dr. dixon: ladies and gentlemen, thank you for coming. i appreciate it very much, and i look forward to talking to you about dwight eisenhower. dwight eisenhower was born in 1890. he grew up in abilene, kansas, one of five brothers. his mother and father emphasized the values of personal faith hard work, self-discipline, and , education. he entered west point in 1911 for two reasons, one, to advance his athletic career, and the second, to get a free education. his athletic ambitions were cut short in 1912, when he suffered an injury playing football. the eisenhower, football was a unique sport because he the es a unique sport because he believed it had a transformative effect on people. football, he wrote, instills in men the feeling that victory comes through hard almost , slavish work, team play, self-confidence, and an enthusiasm that amounts to dedication. he would take this concept of football and apply it, quite effectively to military , training. after graduating in 1915, he arrived at fort sam houston and assigned to the 19th infa

dixon valve. dixon valve has been around for more than 100 years. they make hose fittings there. this is a family-owned business with great-paying jobs but story sound all too familiar. about how the taxes and regulations had taken their toll. so much uncertainty in the future, who could blame them. america had the worst tax code in the strelized world. now things are much, much better. in just six months, tax reform has improved so many people's lives. this spring, hundreds of companies across the country, dixon valve would give out bonuses to employees as a direct result of tax reform. in a letter to workers, tax reform is helping countries like dixon reinvest in the future. tax reform is working, not just by improving people's lives but it is removing the cloud of . uncertainty with renewed sense of optimism. this shows that when you promote economic growth and economic opportunity, it opens up more possibilities for people to truly flourish and prosper. a lot of people thought this day would never come. there were skeptics who thought we wouldn't get tax reform done, let alon

we'll speato theresa may right here on cnbc >>> data breach at dixons. they are the victim of cybercrime after discovering unauthorized access to a payment card held by the company. >>> the world's largest clothing retailer inditex defies currency returns, but shares reverse gains in early trade hitting the bottom of the ibex. >>> and a victy for m&a. at&t and time warner win the right to complete their $85 billion deal despite opposition from the trump administration. >>> oil prices are unlikely to continue rising as sharply as they have, that's according to the latest iea oil market report as ever, i'm happy to say neil atkinson from the iea joins us on the line. sir, i see you'vreleased your forecast for 2019 now, on the supply and demand side let's start with supply. i see that on that note for 2018 you revised upwards the growth to the tune of about 2 million barrels a day from where it was before you see 1.7 million barrels a day for 2019 where is that supply growth coming from? >> most of that ly growt the non-opec countries in 2018, which is near

you canee sunshine along the mason dixon line. we're going to breakdown how this will impact our humidity levels. has been brutal out there today. >> that is for sure. >>> folk you follow the storm's tracking on the nbc washington app. the hour by hour forecast in the palm of your hand all night. make sure you set weather as your home screen. >>> get to some breaking news on the crisis at theic m/u.s. border. president trump is going to be headed to the capital in about anshour. >> he set to meet with house republicans to talk about immigration. this asmages of migrant families separated at the borders sparked outrage and anguish. tta civil rightsney released that audio to nbc news. she says it was recorded inside a detention facility and w given to her by a client who wishes to remain anonymous. blayne alexander is tracking reaction right now on capitol hill. blayne. >> across the board here, lawmakers and b h partie everyone says they want to stop seeing these images of families separated at e border that they don't want to see

carphone dixons has released its full—year results this morning, and it's not good news.0%. the results come after last month's announcement that it would have to close 92 carphone warehouse stores this year. with us now is patrick o'brien, retail director at globaldata retail. good to have you with us. they were expecting bad i ins, is it worse than they feared or better?m expecting bad i ins, is it worse than they feared or better? it is probably in line to be honest. there we re probably in line to be honest. there were fears there would be more bad news coming out, but it looks like the new ceo has cleared the decks with the closure of stores. we have the data breach and the profit warning. it looks like this, shares have gone up slightly, 2% this morning. maybe not as bad as some feared. is this part o' after bigger retail picture, a lot of stores on the high street are struggling, is ita the high street are struggling, is it a failure to adapt? no, i think it a failure to adapt? no, i think it is specific for dixons and in it is mainly in their carphone warehouse st

this is not good news for dixons and their costs.aid today they have plenty of work to do and it will take a lot of time. he is not wrong. the share price has fallen 60% in the left -- last month and it is likely it may bounce slightly this morning sibley because there is no more bad news -- simply because there is no more bad news. you. matt: european futures pointing higher. where looking at gains in the face of these trade concerns. -- we are looking at gains in the face of these trade concerns. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. guy: a minute to go until the start of cash trading. next two hours. keep an eye on the chi

further more dixon says all though the bitcoin white paper is ten years old, we believe we are stillly in the crypto movement the infrastructure needs to be improved and the applications are difficult for non-early adopters to use. many crypto applications still get dismissed as toys. we believe this will change quickl quickly. they did make early investments in instagram and airbnb and has raised over $7 billion across seven funds. also worth noting andreesen was one of the first firms in silicone valley to put money in cryptocurrencies back in 2013 when it invested in coin base. however, bitcoin not catching a break today, down about 1%, 6180 melissa, back to you. >> seema modi at the crypto desk what is striking about her background is her doj experience. >> absolutely. she's been at the forefront of this as well as andreesen horowitz so what's interesting about this, we've talked about -- and i've talked about this wave of institutional money coming. >> it's $2.5 billion that they've invested in cryptocurrencies and blockchain ventures over the past few years. he could build the

problems for dixons carphone. last week it had its records hacked putting credit card data at risk.e £500 million. this year £380 million. it's also closing 92 of its 700 stores. today it admitted it had "plenty of work to do". earlier we spoke to catherine shuttleworth, chief executive officer and founder, of savvy marketing. lots of us now have mobile phones, 88% have smartphones and we are not replacing them on the same frequency we used to do. we have no need to go into dixons carphone and replaced the phone and we are doing other things from them. phones have so many things we can do with them, there isn't an improvement in the technology coming out and we're not buying into the new technology manufacturers are passing to others. so it is bad news because we're not going into their stores as often. quick look at the markets. the pound is looking strong. that is the business news. time for a look at the weather. not a bad day, but temperatures lower than they have been of late. that is only a temporary change because today, we are likely to see top ten treasures of 21 degrees, f

shares of dixons down 2.5%.e: it's all about the fomc meeting statement and press conference later on. we will be keeping our eyes closely. on it not much movement for the u.s. dollar. we have theassets, yen at 110.39. 2.54% on the 10 year yield. we heard from societe generale that they will be watching out for the longer end. 2-10 spread getting thinner, 41 basis points. crude oil futures, $66 650 seven .57. let's look at global macro movers. we are taking a look at g20. many of them seeing gains in their currencies right now, as are the oil currencies. many of them seeing a little repairing. will that hold after today's fomc meeting? governmentsa may's waiting to get a brexit compromise bill done by friday. the prime minister came to a a compromise -- bill. 's could take control of the negotiating process away from may. this clause she has to come up with by friday, how do you appease both sides? what will this clause be? >> that's the question. last night, after this great concession was given and there was t

. >>> a dixon man is hailed as a hero after he helped lift a truck off a woman's foot. it happened at 7 flags car wash. it's on east mont visa avenue in vacaville. jesse landers was vacuuming his car and he heard a crash in one of the stalls. a sedan slammed into the back of the truck pushing the back left tire on to its driver's foot. car wash employees used a jack to lift the truck off the woman, but it would not go high enough. >> heard her screaming. i could tell she was in pain. i put myself in that situation. i would want someone to help me. i decided to help her. i ended up getting in front much her. i lifted the rims and got it up high enough where she was able to get her foot out. >> landers thinks he lifted it up about 6 inches. he dead lifts 400 pounds but believes adrenaline helped in this case. the woman is okay and out of the hospital. >>> this is video captured when a tesla burst into flames in los angeles. the car belongs to hollywood director and producer michael morris. his wife says it was not in an accident when the fire broke out. they call it an ex

jennifer dixon and dr ali pa rsa. maybe. jennifer dixon and dr ali parsa. thank you. saddleworth moors, which has been burning for four days. england fans arrive in kaliningrad ahead of the team‘s crucial world cup group game against belgium. one of the first firefighters to enter the burning grenfell tower has described fire raining down from above as he held a colleague‘s legs so he could lean out of a window to fight the flames. charles batterbee told the public inquiry today how he tried to stop his crew mate daniel brown falling from the window as he trained his hose on the blaze. let‘s go live now to our correspondent frankie mccamley, who‘s at the inquiry. bring us up—to—date on what the enquiry has heard today. it was quite emotionalfor enquiry has heard today. it was quite emotional for charles batterbee today. he described those moments when he first entered the building and first saw that fire blazing. he did get quite emotional and number of times and the enquiry had to be possibly could gather himself. the first of which were in the thermal imaging came t

dixons carphone has apologised, but said there's no evidence of any fraud as a result. this sound like an absolutely massive data breach? yes, absolutely. so, what new type of data breach, there are two elements to it, first financial loss which is penalties to the company, you know fraud happening on a credit card which have been lost, but the other aspect is data that's lost is around 1.2 million which has been hacked and this information is a breach of trust and i think that's much more significant. you can get coverage of your financial losses by insurance companies and all but who will cover your postal loss because hackers can get that information and get into your e—mails were your electronic dna these days which is abut —— much bigger loss. electronic dna these days which is abut -- much bigger loss. is this sort of data breach becoming more common in your view? yes it is. if you consider all the breaches happening the last couple of years, loss of personal information is growing and i think that something really concerning, financial loss because personal infor

looking at one of the uk's biggest data hacks — it says six million customers of electrical retailer dixons. that story broke yesterday morning. that is being dealt with in the papers today. back with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. let us get stuck in. anniversaries are always extremely difficult.

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to return to our conversation with simon dixon he's a over there on the isle of man of course of bank to the future author of the same book banks of the future so i mean welcome back thanks i mean back again all right now simon in our first part of this conversation you know i heard again in your voice a very passionate description of the disruptive disruptive qualities of bitcoin encrypt down and you know so often in this industry people get caught up in the little petty kind of little wars and go on this coin versus that coin and they lose sight of the big picture how disruptive this is to banking and to fee at money so you know i think it's important simon to once again preach the gospel to the people about how this is disrupting global banking you were a banker you came into crypto now you're riding the wave of this disruption preach brother preach to preach to the people. is really important because we've had so much internal politics as you know max within our industry our industry is kind of person on the shelf with our int

to my immediate left this is brian dixon deputy chief three, is that right. >> yes, sir. three down in electioning ton park area. >> gotcha. respsible for all the personnel there and units and respond t all the emergencies whether it's house fir vehicle accidents, any type of extrications have. >> also. >> ride on theng units and everythind respond with them as well. >> we also have kyle adams here. who i the deputy chief with nine y correct. es, sir. >> all right. >> basically, the same a dixon here i have the same role at our california firehouse we have twv stations. >>y good. >> who are the members behind f? are theyrom your house? >> they're from both stations. >> okay. brought some of our uutakes we here. >> hello. >> whole bunch of other members here to comeut and supportthis . >> we want to talk about something very important it's your smoke alarm project it's interesting how this works. what you guys do. tell us about wt. >> sohat we do in our area for smoke alarm project is couple years ago we actuallyent around to all. our neighborhoods and walked around checke

that brash district attorney hallie dixon decides not to seek re-election. and a new d.a.er. >> cameron harrison has been granted youthful offender status. >> youthful offender status. >> reporter: cameron harrison takes a plea deal under youthful offender status. the terms and conditions of the deal, all settled in secrecy. >> it allows the proceeding to be treated sort of like a juvenile proceeding, meaning everything gets sealed, the public doesn't find out what happens, it eventually gets erased from the record. >> now, nothing about the case is public. >> reporter: all we know tonight is that cameron is not in jail. an outcome agreed to by both sides. >> the key when thinking about why was a deal cut is to look to the alleged victim. was that because she was pressured by the d.a.? who knows. was it because she didn't want to testify? it's a smart move for the definite. if he can not serve time, get treated as a youthful offender. >> reporter: cameron and his family were scheduled to do an interview with us. however, part of that plea agreement prevented both sides fro

that means we haven't got the need to go into dixons carphone and replace the phone and also by otherare not going in their stores very often. it isn't just phones they sell? they sell accessories and electrical goods. baby boomers are slowing down their spending and they have been the target shoppers and the new shoppers coming on our spending more time online. they may go into a dixons carphone and get their information but then they will go online and maybe not buy from their website but from an alternative website and sales are going elsewhere. they have got to do a lot of work to connect the dots up and make sure people buy from them and not anyone else. they are not the only retailer to experience problems, a lot of it is adapting to a new digital market. is that the key, or is it a competitive market and electrical goods and one of the things amazon started to sell when it first came out? it is an enormous and competitive marketplace. they have got to work ona number of marketplace. they have got to work on a number of things. they have got to make sure their experience in the

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dixon helping himself greatly. sebastian sliding a good bit back. josef newgarden from the lead to 39 points down in fifth. >> he's got a lot of work to do after this weekend. >> if i was a young driver starting in indy car, i would watch hunter-reay's performance every night before i went to bed. that was quite impressive. >> that's how it's done. >> 17th career win. 8th win on street circuit. >> alexander rossi just got out of his car. obviously a very frustrating day for alex. alex, let's talk about the last few laps. >> i don't have an answer for you. i need to talk to these guys. we don't understand. i don't have anything to say. >> once again, very frustrated as you can imagine. >> trying to figure out what happened that left him in a disappointing 12th position. look at the scott fountain and victory circle. will be a happy sight for ryan hunter-reay. tireless worker in support of raising money for cancer research after losing his mom to cancer. second on saturday and a winner on >> doesn't even look like he worked that hard, does it? [ cheer

thunder and lightning he just over the mason dixon line. no rain around the city just yet, but you do maybe have rain today, especially for our friends and neighboh on the noide of the dmv. that's where rain chances are highst. everybody has at least a chance for rain. it is a steamy start. temperatures in the m upper 70s already. we'll be flirting with about 0 degrees aga o lat this afternoon. again, chances for showers and stormsf primarily northe city for now, but eventually with time everyone has a chance of getting rained on today. be ready for raindrops and then more chances for rumbles of thunder coming up moow. sheena has more on that. now we go over to melissa.y tuesday to you. >> happy tuesday to you. two left lanes on the central . aven a couple of other things in the beltway, but nothing really slowing you down. frederickhis morning, southbound 270 near 85. left lane gets by the work zone there. rest of 270 looks good northbnd andsouthbound. head to virginia now. plkou klainbound gw parkway near the cia there, right lane and ram

we see thunderstorms around the mason dixon line. notice the bright colors here. that's very heavy rainfall. the potential for gusty winds and hail as well. we see thunderstorms mainly around washington and then to the south at about 4:00 in the still very gain, heavy rainfall and the possibility for hail in play. by 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. we're completely dry.e thunderstorms happen mainly during the day versus the late afternoon and evening hours like we would more typically expect 7:00 it's already hot at 78 degrees. by noon, scattered showers and thunderstorms, impacting prince george's county, m through washington and southernrie george's, fairfax county, and by 7:00 we're dry. hi of 90 tomorrow. tomorrow might not be pool day for the kids, but wednesday and thursday you'll be just fine. 86 on wednesday. it is still humid, but only a 30% to 40% chance for late-day thunderstorms. the day is looking dry, but as we move toward the late afternoon and evening hours, that's when the chance for maybe an isolated thunderstorm friday. the weekend, 83 on saturday. 90 on sund

the retailer dixon carphone tries to reassure customers after a major data breach involving nearly six million payment cards. the supreme court rules that a plumber is entitled to employment rights — the case could have implications for the whole of the gig economy. and a warning from care companies and councils that in the future there may not be enough people to look after elderly and vulnerable people in their own homes. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first, a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... at seven o'clock on beyond 100 days — we'll have the latest from washington as president trump returns home from his historic meeting with the north korean leader, kim jong un. and the president says north korea no longer poses a nuclear threat. as the pressure remains on theresa may from tory rebels over brexit — we'll have the latest from westminster as mps vote on amendments to the government's eu withdrawal bill. we'll be on the red carpet in leicester square in central london as the stars come out for the premiere of ocean's 8. the film is a spin o

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uk tech retailer dixons carphone has admitted to a massive customer data breach.0,000 were outside the eu. the company said after the hacking attempt, which began injuly of last year, there was no known fraudulent use of cards. jonty bloom has more. the principal regulator will still be the one in the uk, because that is where this company is based. but we're talking about sex— 7 million people across the whole of the eu, and also a special group of about 100,000 people who have a slightly different credit card than most people in europe. and european people in europe. and european people have pin cards, so you have a chip in the card and also have to put ina chip in the card and also have to put in a secret code. in america it is far more likely you could have a ca rd is far more likely you could have a card and you signed for it. they tend to be more vulnerable, so this company, dixons carphone, is much more worried about those 100,000 people in north america. see you in a couple with more of the biggest global stories. good evening. willis it's been a relativel

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