now, in this latest role of yours, which is a production of edward bond's play bingo, you are playingeare himself. it is the third time in 20 years you have played this role. why is it so important to you? it's technically, i think, the fourth time. i saw it when it was first done at the royal court theatre. it thrilled me. and, even though i was much too young, i fancied the role of shakespeare. and then the royal shakespeare mounted it in 1979, and i played a much toojuvenile — that's a flattering term, but i was — shakespeare. then we brought it to london, to the warehouse, as it then was. and there are some projects that never leave your system. it's like a virus that you can't get rid of. and bingo was one of those, in the very best sense. it is not a flattering portrait of shakespeare, in the final years of his life. and one presumes that he is a hero of yours. well, the fact is, if he had not lived, i would have been out of work for most of my life. all of the time i spent playing him, i have done 28 out of the 30 plays, some of them more than once. you get a feeling for the wr

is still recovering in the hospital as we speak and the suspect in this case kevon edwards is being held without bondnd as of right now, it is still unclear whether or not he came inside and intentionally set off that molotov cocktail. of course we will let you know as the story develops. for now reporting live in beltsville this evening kristen leone fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> a woman accused of throwing urine in the face of a metrobus driver is out of jail tonight but the judge ordered her to get a mental evaluation. this right here -- let's see if we have that surveillance for you -- there it is -- surveillance video from the bus. opal brown wrote an apology letter before she turned herself in. fox5's matt ackland is live at d.c. superior court tonight with the very latest. matt. >> reporter: yeah, shawn, the judge today told opal brown to stay away from the driver and also to stay the x2 line. that's where it all happened. but after we did our 5 o'clock report we heard from metro and they told us that metro transit police actually asked the united states attorney to ask that she be banned from the

edwards remains in jail held without bond. >> chevy chase construction of the purple line begins. building the line has been a hot button issue for years. after a five day notice came that on tuesday the georgetown branch trail will close for the next fo years, bikers and kids who walk to nearby schools. the alternate route will include walking along busy east-west highway. a lot of people are not happy about that change. >> i think more people ride the trail than will ever ride the purple line and i think metro or somebody better wake up. >> if they're going to do the purple line they should do sections at a time and leave the portions opened for everyone else to use. >> fox5 did that reach out to the purple line transit partners about why there was such short notice on closing that trail. we haven't heard back yet. >> reaction pouring in this morning to president trump's plan that he says will revitalize the economy. >> some lawmakers are criticizing his plan. fox5's melanie alnwick joining us live from capitol hill with a closer look at what the plan could mean for you. mel. >>

i should say the suspect edwards is held in the prince korj county detention center without bond. evan lambert. form 5 local news. >> now we move to another disturb story. an update on a woman throwing urine on a metro bus over the weekend. police arrested opal brown today at the l'enfant metro station. she turned herself in and admitted to attacking the driver on her facebook page. she called the bus driver rude anded is she hated the driver. brown is expected to appear in court tomorrow morning. >> we're learning more about the prince william county nurse charged with sexually assaulting a patient. police tell us they received additional calls from people claiming frederick yeboah sexual he has been a registered nurse 18 years and is accused of inappropriately touching a female patient at northern medical center in woodbridge and police are meeting with the new alleged victims. yaboah is held without bond. >>> harvey is now a tropical depression and the flooding it left behind is wreaking havoc on the region. the storm is blamed for dozens of deaths in texas and now creating lif

are learning more about a violent attack at a maryland liquor store. 22-year-old kevon edwards is held without bond this morning after police say he threw a molotov cocktail into the store in beltsville on sunday night. police say that he had wards was harassing people at the calverton shopping center earlier that day. hours later he came back and said someone owed him money and launched fire bombs inside doors to the store. the shop burst into flames, burned two people inside. one of them is being treated in the intensive car >> details on that disturbing video of the woman throwing a can you be of urine and a metrobus driver. officers made an arrest. they arrested opal brown in connection with the attack. police say she turned herself in by admitting the crime on her facebook page. in a post she wrote the bus operator was rude and she hated metro. the incident happened yesterday along the x2 route in northeast. brown is expected to be in court this morning. >> ♪ > let's turn to politics now. and reaction is pouring in this morning to president donald trump's plan that he says will revitalize our

. >> edwards is being held in custody without bond.uor sustained some fire damage but remains open for business. reporting from prince george's county, chris gordon, news 4. >>> flood waters fall revealing damage in texas as tropical storm harvey heads in our direction. doug has the impact on your labor day weekend next. >>> you know the feeling when something just doesn't feel right. how an >>> we know they are glad to see some sun coming out in texas. and now we're keeping an eye on how harvey is going to effect us. >> actually right now. we saw sunshine and cloud cover. that cloud cover coming courtesy of harvey in the mid to upper levels of the atmosphere. not bringing rain just yet. show you what is happening temperature wise. 78 at the airport. 81 fredrick. a very nice afternoon out here on our wednesday. looking at a pretty nice night tonight. no rain out there with the exception laray looking at a shower. no lightning with this. a little bit of down pour right on top. looking pretty good for the most part around the rest of the

this morning detectives continue searching for a motive edwards remains in jail held without bond. >>eaction pouring in this morning to president trump's plan that he says will revitalize the economy. >> however some lawmakers are criticizing that plan. fox5's melanie alnwick j with a closer look at what that plan could mean for you. good morning, mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yeah, that is the big question how much more money. i going get in my paycheck. >> that remains to be seen. it's been eight months on capitol hill without any major legislative accomplishment and return from their august- recess and notch a win on tax reform. president trump is certainly putting on the pressure. >> this is our once in a generation opportunity to deliver real tax reform for everyday hard working americans and i am fully committed to working with congress to get this job done. and i don't want to be disappointed by congress, do you understand me? [cheers and applause] >>> do you understand? understand. congress. i think congress is going to make i hope so. >> reporter: now, the presid

edwards remains in jail held without bond. >> in chevy chase construction of the purple line is underay now. it's been a hot button issue for many years. now residents are feeling some of the ripple effects. >> that includes the very short notice that a popular trail will soon be closed and closed for our annie yu is live in chevy chase with more. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, ally son and steve. that's right, residents in the town of chevy chase just received a notice about the georgetown branch trail closing come tuesday because of the purple line construction. obviously a lot of people not happy about this because this is a super popular trail but also because of the short notice. many people have to find a different way to get to work, a different way to exercise and even students a different way to walk to school. now, this trail, again, the georgetown branch trail it runs about 3.5 miles and it basically connects downtown bethesda to silver spring and it's closing so that crews can begin tearing and clearing out these trees and start building the purple line, t

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detectives are investigating a motive and edwards remains in jail held without bond. >>> reaction ispresident unveiled his plan for tax reform in missouri. he says it will quote bring back main street and promising the biggest tax cut ever. included ideas like creating more jobs and higher wages and tax relief for middle class families. as well as a lower corporate tax rate. however democrats are saying no tax cuts should go to the top 1% of err interns. >>> looks like lot row won't be striking twice at least at one massachusetts lottery machine. officials have retired the machine that printed out the winning ticket for this month's massive jackpot prize. the machine is now at the state's lottery while officials figure out a way to preserve that machine. >>> first time dads they're getting older. listen to this recent study. it says that new dads are three and a half years older than when they were in the 70s going from 27 to 31 years old. researchers found the number of newborns whose fathers are over 40 has more than doubled over the past four decades. they say the trend is not sur

bond. >>> a maryland man is facing charges in connection with a fire bomb attack at a liquor store that left two employees hurt. kavon edwards is accused of throwing a molotov cocktail into liquors sunday night located on beltway drive in beltway maryland. the device hit two employees and then burst into flames. one employee being treated for serious burns. the second employee was treated and released. investigators say edwards got into an argument with some of the employees prior to the incident. he now faces several charges including attempted first-degree murder. >>> young woman is counting her blessings tonight also thanking the off-duty firefighter who saved her life. she going to in a a car accident, flipped over off the side route 301 in brandywine. >> he happened to notice road >> went down into the ravine, released the woman from the seatbelt and the wreckage. she got a chance to meet with him at the fire department to thank him. >> meet brianna and her mom >> the only words i can find to say are thank you, i'm eternally graft ful. it's courageous of you. i really admire that in you and i just -- i think thank you >

bonds during the whole foods takeover in a bid to dominate grocery sector. ♪ >> a very good morning. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: european open." i am anna edwards.anus: i am manus cranny. carlsberg delivering -- the organic volume declined by 2%. they are being hit by russia downsizing. they see the full year is a positive impact, a positive translation impact on 50 -- 50 million danish krone. the organic beer volume drops by 2%. the estimate was for 3.85. they are warning that the organic volume is down by 2%. that in part being hit by russia. sales numbers missed the estimates, 31.70 7 million. .- 31 point you're looking at ab inbev. that is who you have got to go up against even though you have got decent recovery in europe. we are spending more. anna: let's go around to other corporate earnings. the insurance sector, first-half net income 25.4 million francs. any good position to achieve their full-year target. recently we heard from the ceo after some illness. swiss life will be restrained on acquisitions. that is with the ceo told a provocation -- that is what the ceo told a publication. manus: who is the king? it is china. they are back o

bond in one city, that would be the most tremendous events in american history. >> do think we need to prepare for that? >> yes, sir. 100 percent. >> on that, donna edwardsnow a lot of democrats are upset with the president rhetoric this week and challenging kim jong-un. sometimes on the other hand you have had three presidents, two democrats and one republican that tried almost everything else. they had party talks, sending a secretary of the state over to pyongyang, sanctions, all kinds of things. we are closer to a nuclear armed icbm pyongyang than ever before. what is wrong with this? >> i have been very disturbed by the rhetoric as well. but i do think we are at a moment where we may begin to think in terms of containment and deterrence. unlike we have before. and i hesitate giving a woman to quan and to run inside and hide is not an answer to a response for a nuclear attack. it is clear we have not change the defense is posture.the region and it is always at a high because of the nature of the threat from north korea. i think it is important for us to try and at least have you know the new sanctions have not even been in place for the better part o

edwards. >> i'm manus cranny. the disbandment of the advisory boards by trump and the fed minutes. look at this. this is a band width of trading on the bond mash. it has been 29 -- the nair owest in almost -- narrowest in 27 years. april to may 20. what does it take to knock a ond trader into dislocation? the probability of a rate hike is dropping away. is that enough? is the trump political debacle enough to stir the moment? >> not at the moment. when we see what happened in the last three months. the drama at the white house, we have the fed and questions around where that question goes. geopolitical concerns over north korea. there are so many questions and yet we remain range bound. the stock market a quick recovery from last week's selloff as well. we have a little bit of reaction that we are seeing to those fed minutes. e see the dollar index weak. in general decreasing the chances of a rate increase this year according to what is priced into the market at least. the agent stock market picture looks positive. most stocks, a fairly mixed day. >> that is the driver. goldman sachs and credit suisse raising the target. oldman sachs up.