she was facetiming on her smart phone and walked into the path of a car. she was on her way to cheerleading practice. the driver is not facing any charges. >> the sun is shining. not a bad day to have lunch outside. me here is a live look. bill henley is tracking this pleasant weather in the first alert forecast. >>> it is a perfect day to do anything outside. there were lingering clouds all day yesterday. water temperatures at 74 degrees. it is in the upper 70s. atlantic city at 77. 78 in cape may. it won't be much warmer. a little bit of a sea breeze will be developing. inland it will be warmer. nothing but sunshine and brilliant sunshine for the lehigh valley. temperatures 76 with an 8 miles per hour northerly wind. the northerly wind is the key to the kofrt we are seeing. it is the dry air that continues to move in today. it will continue through this afternoon. 80 degrees at 2:00. we will climb only into the 70s for the lehigh valley. the humidity stays low heading into this evening. i'll show you what it looks like for the rest of the day and the wee

>> it's hard to miss baseball games and practices, you know, that kind of thing, but we use facetime. technology's great, because i see my children virtually every night before they go to bed and talk to them and catch up with their day, and that makes a difference. i mean, it is great to get home and open the front door and have the 6-year-old run up, and "daddy!" and then they all come up in turn and do that. and it keeps -- it allows you to keep perspective and remember why we're doing all this. i'm doing this job for them and all of our children and grandchildren, so that they have the same opportunity, the same country that we have all appreciated and enjoyed. and i think my kids in their own way, they understand that, and you know, they're really into what we're doing. >> as far as committees, what committees do you serve on? what do you hope to bring to them? >> so, i was put on judiciary because of my background in constitutional law, i think, and that's a great committee because it has such broad jurisdiction over so many things affecting our country, everything from criminal

facetime on the inside to make them think she was still deployed. thaw turned the camera.he kid was young but you knew something was up. they don't let you face time at sch the weather changes. it's nice and clear. it's beautiful for the next couple of days. friday and the weekend is unsettled. this view now by the international harbor. you see this? michelle: looking good. doug: it's beautiful out there now with the temperatures in the upper 70's and the light winds. gorgeous evening. no weather concerns at all through tuesday night. 77 degrees right now. 76 in herndon. 80 in centreville. 82 at rockville. across the wider region everybody with similar temperatures. upper 70's to 80. partly if not mostly sungny skies across the -- sunny skies across the region. tonight we drop through the 70's. just a scattered cloud or two. by late tonight the viewing area is you remembered the clear sky. clear sky and dry air, drop to 50's. satellite and radar will show folks on the outer banks. the second full day of slowly moving east. far enough north we are you remembered the -- we a

>> i have a complicated relationship with facetime. miss them more. >> charlotte motor speedway. >> in the new comedy, channing stars alongside craig trying to pull off a robbery. think nascar meets "oceans eleven." >> did jenna see this? >> she hasn't seen it yet. we can't be mad at her for seeing everything that i do. >> your daughter isn't impressed by what you do? >> zero. she is my harshest critic. it's the best. it's a really good, humbling experience. i can promise you. i have never worked so hard to, like, make a girl like me, and fail. i was, like, please. please just -- please love me. please just love me. >> okay. so what is it that actually does impress her? when her dad falls down and hurts herself. c channing says it makes her laugh and she says, do it again. ♪ >> "dynasty" was so good back in the '80s. but like so many other tv hits, it's getting a remake. so what's different about the new crop of carringtons and colbys? etonline's leanne aguilera found out for this throwback thursday. >> hey. guess who is -- oh, my god.

>> why did you record that facetime call?i'd get custody of the kids in a divorce. >> you wanted proof that emily was sort of impaired in the course of her daily life? >> right. it's hard to argue with what's plain to see on video. >> did you drink a lot tonight? >> no, i had three cocktails. >> the defense theory? just before she died, knowing she was facing a chi custody battlend would be tested, emily took herself off the drugs one final time. >> she goes cold turkey. what happens? it's clear. withdrawal happens. two or three days later. withdrawal happened. what does withdrawal do? seizures, fainting, dizziness, unsteadiness, weakness. she could have fallen in the bathtub. unable to even lift herself up. >> that also explains why there weren't any drugs found in her system? >> correct. >> exactly. >> could emily fazzino have simply drowned accidentally in the tub? alex's attorneys were hoping to plant that thought in the minds of jurors. but what about those bruises? they called their own pathologist who said he didn't kn

jennifer even facetimed him right in the middle of the interview.od says the couple binge watch tv together and, quote, we both appreciate where we are in our lives. we appreciate being parents and we're so similar. we're both kind of workaholics. >> first thing i do when i wake up is brush my teeth and catch up on e-mails. >> how many e-mails do you usually have? >> at t leasa hundred a day. >> a-rod's also not ashamed to admit j-lo's the bigger star, talking about their first red carpet, he said, quote, "paparazzi were telling me to get the hell out of the way so they could get a good shot of jennifer." >> that's how it works. >>> hello, nischelle turner, and check her out walking hand in hand with her boyfriend in vancouver. >> that's where mother monster kicked off her tour last night. she has been rehearsing all summer for this, and let me tell you, we are all in. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 22 songs, more than two hours of on-point performances, and eight outfit changes. i mean, gaga is all about the body suit. >> put your hands up! >> her strategically covered

since most of their relationship was long distance if he couldn't facetime he'd send videos. he had an idea. >> i made a montage of the 30 or so videos over the last year. >> opens up his tablet and starts the message. >> i knew from the moment that i met you that you were someone who was always going to be incredibly important in my life. >> oh, yeah, i think you're onto it, gail. this man put a lot of thought to his lady. >> what you didn't know was each of these videos i've been sending you have had a portion of this speech in them. >> he's clever. >> you are the most stunningly beautiful woman that i've ever been fortunate enough to have come into my life. so i'm using this as an intro to finally get to ask -- >> and here we are, back to the moment that they're sharing in napa. >> yep, romance scores just went up, didn't it? >> oh yeah, it did. he thought this out. >> there's being thoughtful and then there's scripting and spreading out over 30 video a proposal. there's not a word to describe this. >> he drops to his knee, asks her to harry him. she says yes of course. >>

con ayuda de su amigo don cesar.traza la ruta a california. 1:04 cg por facetime (se ve el celular frentemara) sot cesar marquez, vive en california 17:11 la ruta que hemos estado trazando es precisamente para evitar en este caso el que no se vaya el a encontrar con las personas que se encargan de pedir la documentacion que mucha gente no tenemos verdad." .el le cuenta a don javier. que ah ..los inmigrantes se sienten mas queridos. sot amigo again (18:26) estamos protegidos por ese lado yo aqu en mi zona me siento muy tranquilo, muy a gusto" nat sot again don javier 05:00 . yo lo siento por las personas que tienen sus familias completas no. osea sus hijos. sus familias enteras.. blanca ---en redwood city, las autoridades investigan un tiroteo reportado alrededor de las 2 de la maÑana. take vo ---el hecho ocurri en las afueras de una casa sobre la calle ''hoover''. ---la vctima es un joven que result herido de bala en una pierna y en la boca. ---pero qu se sabe del atacante y la victima? hoy a las 5:30 le tenemos detalles de este violento hecho. vo/blanca ---momentos aterradores se viviero

they're stuck in traffic so they're going to join us live on facetime. us the ring. show us the ring. >> oh, oh. >> there you go. >> can you see it? >> bryan, whoa! great ring. >> i did good. i did good. >> you did very well. and bryan, you got the first impression rose, and you got the first kiss as well so did you expect to be with rachel at this point right now? you knew this was going to happen? >> well, when i got that first impression rose, you know, i was feeling very confident moving here really wasn't any issue moving forward in our relationship so, you know, my confidence remained sky high throughout and i didn't have any reason to think otherwise. >> and, rachel, how about you? was your confidence as high in bryan as he had his confidence in himself? >> bryan has a lot of confidence. i mean i was confident in our relationship but i mean, you know, i went back and forth because i had to make the best decision for me and i wanted to make sure i made the right decision which obviously i did. >> and, rachel, you were in a very precarious situation

facetime allows us to check in and keep close tabs on them. we give them grandparent advice from time to time. they seem to respect it. and wee great girls,, are so blessed with all 18 grandchildren -- 13 grandchildren. that is ultimately what life is all about. steve: you have been governor. the agricultural secretary. what is a more difficult job, an executive job or serving on the planning board? secretary perdue: my first job was planning and zoning, and i by asked to serve on that commissioners who were the guiding authorities of the county who said, you don't have political ambitions, do you? i said, i don't. and he said, in this job, you won't need any. county,a transitioning historically and traditionally agrarian that was rapidly commercializing, and it was a great listening session. it taught me how to listen to ofple with their passions their personal property rights, and also the community good, and how these clash sometimes. you could not write enough black and white ordinances or laws. you needed people with heart to listen and a

we appreciate you checking in with us on facetime. we'll have more of you coming up.in traffic. they'll be here in time. we have jeff bridges as well. >> ♪ hi, everyone, i'm matt o'donnell. it's 8:27 on this tuesday august 8th. something is amiss on one of the bridges. let's go to matt pelman. >> ?, jersey jams turning into delaware delays because of a vehicle fire on the delaware memorial bridge. only one lane is squeezing by heading into delaware, into new castle county. the result speeds like 3 miles per hour on the southbound side of 295. spilling back onto the southbound of southbound new jersey turnpike where speeds are around 8 miles per hour so it's a mess at the delaware memorial bridge, delaware bound. if you can, head up to the commodore barry bridge, take some into delaware county and then run 95 southbound into new castle county. but off of 95 in new castle county there's still that flipped over truck in newark on the ramp to 896 so that ramp is partially blocked. they've been letting traffic squeeze by from time to time at the moment doesn't appear like

choke up from simple meals to facetime to life advice, she captured it all, memories she holds dear. >> it's been extraordinarily difficult. he want to meet my future children and i was hoping he speaks in doses of philosophy. >> you can imagine her heart break when june 6, she discovered her car had been broken into. her windows smashed, she thought she didn't have anything in her car until she realized there was a bagful of close and underneath stats, six laptops and five external hard drives with her dad's videos.>> the monetary value is nothing in comparison to our lives together. >> reporter: surveillance video shows a man walking on the street at the time of the theft. while you don't see the break- in, he leaves in a hurry with several bags. this neighbor who asked not to be identified police yesterday and the man before. >> he came across as a professional. he wasn't alarmed at all. he was breaking into another car.>> reporter: she hired a private investigator. she hopes if anyone has any information or was sold the items to return them, no questions asked. >> i would rather

this will be basically, video chat, facetime as you know it on steroids.g screen the size of a laptop on a stick in your living room that will have a really high end camera that will allow you to talk to people as if it is a more immersive experience. one of mark zuckerberg's goals for the future is to bring people closer together. they want to come up with technology that would prevent us from having to be tethered to our phones. that we could be in a physical environment and enjoy our lives but still feel like other people can share those moments with us. time former google executive -- julie, do people want a device like this? >> facebook has to make a play in the hardware space. if you look at where future growth is going to come, we have 33% of consumers using some kind of virtual assistants in the home today. hardware using a device. voice services and services like ace book is describing are absolutely critical to future digital experience and facebook has to make a play or be left out. emily: what else do we know about what they are working on? and

he facetimed with me this afternoon. >> it's a story of success of chinese immigrants. that's something to celebrate. we want to continue to celebrate that through our food. >> some mouth watering specialties worth celebrating, pot stickers in rainbow of colors using purple cabbage, squids and lamb. how about black sesame cake with ging ginger mousse. chinese tradition with a decidedly californian twist. >> that's neat. thank you so much. >>> more proof as to how the high price of rent is taking a toll on bay area residents. rental website apartment list posed this question to local renters. do you plan onset li settling d another city? 80% said yes. two-thirds cited the cost of living as the reason they would leave. the next biggest complaint was jobs at 13% followed by commute times. >>> spencer christian joined us now. it's national relaxation day. we have a relaxation expert. >> i'm the best of relaxing. i need you to get energized. the weather is not doing it for me. i will point out we had a bit more sunshine today over much of the bay area than we have seen the l

facetime on steroids.a big screen, kind of the size of a laptop on a stick in your living room. it will have a really high end camera that will allow you to talk with people. it is a more immersive experience. one of zuckerberg's goal is to bring people closer together. they want to lab, come up with technology that would prevent us from having to be tethered to our phones. that we can be in a physical environment and enjoying our lives, but still feel like other people can share moments with us. that is the high level. former googleime executive has high hopes. do people want a device like this? julie: i think facebook has to make a play in the hardware space. if you look at where future growth will come, we have 33% of users using a voice or some kind of assistant in the home. voice services and services like facebook are crucial to the future of digital experience. facebook has to make a play. emily: what else do we know about what they are working on, and how it would position facebook vis-a-vis google

no facetiming. so they completely lost touch. now they have plans to actually reconnect, visit.t nice weather out here. but it was very cool to see but i don't know. it makes you believe in something else. >> how great that they had baby pictures together and randomly ended up as roommates. >> uc berkeley. >> in college. >> at a big college rooming together, both premed. just something else is at work here. i'm not that kind of fate, destiny guy. >> now you are. >> why is this guy t.j. holmes coming up to me in the park? >> right. you wouldn't believe how many people have asked themself that question before. spend a lot of time in the park. >> great story, t.j. thanks very much. >>> coming up our big "dancing with the stars" reveal. we're going to tell you the first couple about to hit the dance floor. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. >> announcer: it wouldn't be summer on "gma" witho

and i'm literally, have i been in the middle of a tearful facetime conversation with like a family memberand people are like, a picture? and you're like, dude, you can see i got tears i'm crying, i ain't acting. >> stephen: that looks great on the instagram, keep the tears. you say you shoot in montreal. >> yeah. >> stephen: we all know this because this photo got out. this is you and the cast of-- of "x-men dark phoenix," the next one. and there you are. and the man right behind you is this dude right there, is justin trudeau. >> yeah, yeah. he was really cool. and i looked at this picture the other day, right, and what i notice is that myself and my girlfriend lisa, we're trying to do it. but nobody else is actually managing it. the only two french canadians in the picture are this man and this lady, samantha, right, sam. and they are the only people that smile with both sets of teeth showing. do you notice that? people smile like this. and the thing is-- >> stephen: their mouths are also open a little bit. it's this, it's. >> yeah. >> stephen: it's like they are about to bite you. >> y

. >> apple has failed to dismiss a lawsuit claiming it broke its facetime video conferencing feature to force users of old every iphones to upgrade a u.s. judge ruled that iphone 4 and 4 s users can still make claims this as apple is set to release third quarter earnings this week after a decline in iphone sales in the previous quarters >>> let's talk about what to expect with neil campling. is it safe to say nobody cares about the numbers of the past quarter but all we care about is the guidance of the next >> that's fair the key focus for apple is what happens with the new product cycle for the iphone 8 or iphone x, which ever it is called the key thing is the timing of the ramp up of the product many supply companies have given guidance that the quarterly number in september could be low, but then we could have a super cycle from september onwards. >> super cycle given by what the iphone 8 will it be that much of game changer. >> i think the product will be a complete game changer. we will a good example of a high-end smartphone getting great traction already, the galaxy 8 from sa

. >> wait, is someone trying to facetime us now, really?-- [ laughter ] it's anthony scaramucci. are you serious? i guess we should take it. i got to admit, we did hope that you'd stick around a little bit longer. >> me, too. but the mooch has no regrets, baby! all i did was sell my company, miss the birth of my child, and ruin my entire reputation all to be king of idiot mountain for 11 days. [ laughter ] >> i think bill hader could have used sunglasses. >> perhaps. >>> president trump says maybe a threat of fire and fury wasn't tough enough for north korea. that's not all he said -- hitting topics from the senate majority leader to russia and why he is thanking vladimir putin. all of that next. at blue apron, we're building a better food system. where instead of paying for middlemen, we work directly with family farms to deliver higher quality ingredients for less than you pay at the store. get $30 off at blueapron.com/cook when you clock out, i'll clock in... sensing and automatically adjusting to your every move. there. i can even warm

here is justin giving his mom the news on facetime. >> look what it says, and this popped up. >> howis that. never been in a game, been on campus four years, finally gets a full ride because of something he did off the field. >> it gives you chills. kyle, the kid that shot the t-shirt cannon, justin is the one he saw most at the hospital. amazing. >> all that's right with sports. >>> first logo to one news anchor's opinion of the story, he was being forced to read at gunpoint. bbc simon mccoy, bringing home the world dog surfing championships. >> this does not look like a walk in the park. dog owners and their pets in california hit the waves at the second annual world dog surfing championships. here are the pictures. the competitors' main challenge is stay afloat on the board. this is on the pacific in san francisco. also prizes for best dressed and tandem surfing dogs who are being crowned top dog. that's a shame. we have run out of pictures. >> just cannot hide his contempt for the story he is forced to deliver. >> how mad at his producer do you think he was, whoever wrote that se

. >> reporter: ray perez also facetimed with his uncle who says it is intense there but that's their normal lives. he explains while there's an idea of a perfect paradise island at guam, it's not the landscape. there are two u.s. military bases there on the island. people say they are used to planes flying overhead every day. neda iranpour, kpix 5. >> how has guam's government tried to ease concerns there? >> the governor of guam announced this morning there are several levels of defense ready to protect the island and that an attack on guam is an attack on the united states. also, the military has plans to increase its presence by relocating marines from okinawa over to guam. >> thank you. >>> today in japan, hundreds of people took part in a memorial ceremony to mark 72 years since the u.s. bombed nagasaki with an atomic bomb. it happened three days after the first bomb was dropped on hiroshima. hundreds of thousands of people were killed. >>> a manhunt is under way in paris. french officials are looking for the driver who plowed into a group of soldiers. it happened in the suburb

i'm just thankful for facetime. because i can see them and see they're okay.ut it's been so hard on all of us to see what's happening and not be able to go to each other. >> social media and technology certainly playing a role in telling this story and keeping people safe. natasha barrett from our abc sister station in houston, thank you so much for that live report. we'll continue monitoring your social media feed for the latest updates. >>> time now is 5:09. we're tracking the bay area forecast. >> and we have our own issues with the weather. in fact, heat-related issues that will come into play today. 65 degrees in concord. 66 in livermore. excessive heat warning and heat advisory continues into the second half of your weekend. we'll talk about how hot it's going to get, and where you can find the relief, coming up. >>> lisa, thank you. also ahead, first responders from across the bay area are heading to the storm zone in texas. the invaluable rescue tool they bring with them. >>> the state capitol opens a unity >>> good morning, everyone. time is 5:12. tha

. >> this is going to be basically video chat, facetime, as you know it, on steroids.the size of a laptop on a stick in your living room. that will have a really high end camera, that will allow you to talk with people as if it is a more immersive experience. one of zuckerberg's goals for the future is to bring people closer together. in this building eight hardware lab, run by regina dugan, you want to come up with technology that would prevent us from having to be tethered to our phones. enough we can be physical environment and enjoy our lives, but still feel like other people can share those moments with us. that is the higher level. emily: julie, do people want a device like this? julie: i think facebook has to make a play in the hardware space. if you look at where the future growth is going to come, you know, we have 33% of consumers using some kind of a voice or virtual assistant or a device in a home today. 8% using a hardware device. voice services and services like facebook, are absolutely critical to future digital experience and facebook has to make a play

they want to get facetime with the president and say what part of the agenda do you want us to work onnot do it without the gop. >> you think there's going to be a sit down on monday? >> i think that there are some hopes, yeah, there's all this talk, steve bannon is he in, is he out. if you look at the actions of the president, dismantled blowout. guess who likes to do that? bannon. >> there is a very good chance you may not be watching us on monday because you'll be too rich. you could win $700 million this weekend. you'll be counting your money when you should be watching us next week. >> there's chance. >> we'll tell you why when we come back. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. when it comes to strong bones, are you on the right path? we have postmenopausal osteoporosis... ..and a high risk for fracture, so with our doctors... ...we chose prolia®... ...to help make our bones str

sending organizers out for some facetime with lawmakers and the people who vote for them.t of organizing for actions new course. as the group charts its way through the trump era. the question, of course, where does this group fit with politico calls obama's army. politico chief correspondent joins us now. thank you for being with us here. walk us through your piece. you report ofa did not start working on the trump era plan until after president-elect trump became president-elect trump. >> i think like most other people they expected hillary clinton to win and had some thoughts on what they would be doing in a hillary clinton era as a group that was formed to promote the obama agenda and what that would mean if there were another democratic president. they did start working on the plan not long after trump won and have executed on that plan. what it has been is taking a very careful look at the fights that they wanted to get into. skipping things like the cabinet nomination and focusing on health care and getting bodies to those town halls and going at it full force. >> s

underpass, showing the pictures of the mercedes and so on, that would have been out there on youtube and facetimelems. all the stills from that period have disappeared, but many of the photographers taking pictures in paris that night, there isa pictures in paris that night, there is a bylaw in paris saying you have to get permission to use a camera still, many were arrested and taken away for many hours by the police. so for about 90 minutes, we had no video because in those days, you could not upload camera phone. you had to book a satellite feed, which was tough. fascinating to talk to you. thank you forjoining us. for more on the life and legacy of diana, princess of wales, head online to bbc.co.uk/news and we'll be live at kensington palace throughout the day on the bbc news channel. let's get more on the situation in texas, where record amounts of rainfall have fallen across the region. large parts of houston — the country's fourth largest city — are still under water. for many of the city's residents, contact with floodwater is unavoidable, putting them at risk of contracting infections, d

he's facetiming gus. [ light laughter ] 'cause i got my ear pressed up against the door.rong thing to say. i just opened up the door and go, "hey, i'm -- i'm baking cookies." [ laughter and applause ] and my son goes, "huh?" and then i go, "i put milk in the freezer because i know you like freezing cold milk with your cookies." [ light laughter ] and then i hear gus on the phone go, "is that your dad?" and my son goes, "yeah, look." and he turned the phone! [ laughter and applause ] and they both start laughing at me! "ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha." so i started crying! and i go, "you know what? i'm eating all of the cookies!" he's a jerk. [ laughter and applause ] don't applaud him. he's a jerk. i'm going to take his phone away. i pay the phone, i'm taking the phone away. 'cause when i take my son's phone away, it's like ripping his heart out of his chest. my son physically breaks down when i take his phone. i'm like, "give me your phone." he's like, "ah! what am i supposed to do now, dad!" [ laughter and applause ] i don't know what it is when they turn 14. like this is a gre

and members of staff in the sector, and recommendations include inmates being able to use skype or facetimeprison with her daughter and grandchildren. she now volunteers for partner of prisoners and speaks to other prison families on the organisation's helpline. jacob tas, chief executive of nacro, a socialjustice charity which works with offenders and ex—offenders. they help them to settle back into society and rebuild relationships, or maintain them, and have submitted comments to this review. welcome. cody, you are released in february, you've been inside three times in the last three years for witness intimidation and assault on a police officer, then for an assault on someone else. your man came to visit you. you had that contact, you saw the effect on her and you still reoffended, tell us why. to be honest, my criminality was embedded within me. i made very bad decisions going forward. it was only on my third and final stretch where i saw the effect it was having on my mum psychologically and emotionally, not to mention financially. that stopped my criminality. i am financially. that

i facetimed with them. he's inspired by you. he's running around naked.ke it? >> absolutely. they were kind of -- it was a little cloudy, umpbnfortunately. make sure everybody wears their dwla glasses. my son didn't go outside. i'm going to peek. i peek at r-rated movie. i'm going to peek. he didn't go outside, period. i went outside. where is it? right there? and i look. i'm like, oh, my god. you could feel it burn your eyes. >> you don't look at the sun. >> i did. >> that's life 101. >> they told me i was going to be here today. how did you like the eclipse? i had a ball. >> that one second you looked. if you got to see it, it was a moment. >>> just ahead, we're going to get to know our co-host a whole lot better. >> seen me naked. >> weighing in -- weigh in on some hot topics. >> i was trying to get the wayen. >> you put a lot on it. >>> thewill there be a "sex ande test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. buy one take one is back starat olive garden. come in for a fan favorite like smoked mozzarella chicken h

if this has happened to you, then let me know because we'd like to talk to you via facetime or skypeck. more on this to come through the programme this morning. let's return to the breaking news this morning. police in paris say a group of french soldiers on patrol in a western suburb have been hit by a car. jonny dymond is in the french capital and gave us this update. well, this is as a result of an attack that took place just under an hour ago, maybe an hour now. a man or woman, we don't know, a driver, drove into a group of soldiers in the north western suburb of levallois—perre. it's about 15 minutes drive from the bbc bureau in the centre of paris. the car injured six of the soldiers, two of them seriously. those soldiers were part of what is called 0peration sentinell a heightened state of counter terror alert that's been in place now since 2012, since the attacks on the offices of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo. the mayor of the neighbourhood, levallois—perre said this is an intentional attack. as i say, two soldiers seriously injured and four lightly injured and perhap