with me are the former fleet street editor, eve pollard and the journalist and columnist, yasmin alibhai—brown's front pages starting with. the metro pays tribute to the british 7—year—old who was killed in the barcelona terror attack on thursday after becoming separated from his mum while on las ramblas. the daily telegraph headlines comments made by the uk‘s chief trade negotiator in which he said post—brexit deals will make the world a safer place as britain forges alliances with other countries. the daily express also leads with brexit, where it quotes. analysis carried out by a eurosceptic group. the financial times says that club administration will push hard on tax reform in a bid to win back republican voters. meanwhile, the daily mail rides that prince charles has seen a drop of his popularity ratings in the run—up to the 20th anniversary of princess diana's death. and the times says children are being exposed to an increase in gambling adverts as backing websites push the new customers. and the guardian says that the crown prosecution service ‘s needs to crack down on social media an

with me are the former fleet street editor, eve pollard, and thejournalist and columnist, yasmin alibhai—brownto see you both again. we will come back to our chat in a moment. first off, a quick look at the front pages. we start with the metro. they pay tribute to the british seven—year—old who was killed in the barcelona terror attack on thursday, after becoming separated from his mum while on las ramblas. the daily telegraph headlines comments made by the uk's chief trade negotiator in which he said post—brexit deals will make the world a safer place as britain forges alliances with other countries. the daily express, meanwhile, claims britain has seen a £50 billion foreign investment boom since the vote for brexit, quoting analysis carried out by a eurosceptic group. the financial times says the trump administration is to push hard for tax reform in a bid to win back republican voters. meanwhile, the daily mail writes that prince charles has seen a drop in his popularity rating in the run—up to the 20th anniversary of princess diana's death. the times says children are being exposed to an i

our guests joining me tonight are the former fleet street editor eve pollard and the journalist and columnistmerican actor and comedian, jerry lewis, has died at the age of 91. from his long—time double act with dean martin in the 1950's, he went on to a solo career in films, tv and musicals. he also spent many years campaigning for research into muscular dystrophy, raising more than one and a half million dollars. nick higham looks back at his career. here, enjoy yourself. jerry lewis's goofy comedy made him the world's best paid movie star. with their visual gags, the cartoonlike nature of his films left some people cold, but they were immensely popular. i wrote the joke thinking, wouldn't it be marvellous if the elastic face that we have, that can do so much, wouldn't it be marvellous if our bodies were elastic, so that we could do equally as much in animation. he was bornjoseph levitch in 1926 into a family ofjewish entertainers in newjersey. following his stage debut at the age of five he went on to play, to great acclaim, to audiences throughout new york. aged just 20 he teamed up with

our guestsjoining me tonight are the former fleet street editor, eve pollard, and thejournalist and columnistan join hope you canjoin us hope you can join us for that. bangladesh is grappling with the worst flooding for thirty years as this year's monsoon rains take a huge toll on parts of south asia. the floods are now known to have claimed more than 700 lives and driven more than a million people from their homes. as well as bangladesh, large parts of nepal and india have been affected, with some areas cut off by the water levels. in the worst hit areas of bangladesh, food supplies are running low and the relief effort is being hampered by the extent of the disaster. our correspondent sanjoy majumder reports from kurigram in the north of the country. a third of bangladesh is now under water. people here are used to floods. but not on this scale. entire villages have been washed away. those left standing are abandoned. there used to be a village here — now almost all of it is underwater. there were houses, lanes, even a small playground, and i can hear the call to prayer from the village mos

at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are the former fleet streetand columnist, yasmin alibhai—brown. companies selling and arranging pension plans are to be banned from making unsolicited phone calls and sending emails and text messages to prospective customers. the government says it's trying to tackle pension scams after fraudsters tricked elderly savers out of nearly £5 million in the first five months of this year. here's our business correspondent, joe lynam. chas drew lives in the forest of dean. he invested his retirement savings into a fund which did not deliver what was promised. the company has gone bust and he doesn't know how much of his money he will ever get back. pretty sick. i don't think i'm stupid and yet you think, how could you have been sucked in? rather than having a pension that i knew i could rely on, i have a zero pension right now. what i am doing is managing to cash in one of the investments, the smaller one, but in little bits. which is giving me an income. since the restrictions on how we invest our pension savings were

streets are reopen. >>> somerdale is expected to have cars back working. think this guy slashed the tires on all patrol cars. 52 tires deflated. repair clue crews worked around the clock to get the fleet back on the street. >>> why a south jersey father made an unexpected guilty plea in the death of his son. onli only nbc 10 spoke with his attorney. he admitted his recklessness caused the death, but attorney maintains still does not really know what happened the night the child died. >> i believe him sincere in his wondering what happened and his desire to find out what happened. i'm not convinced he did what the prosecution says that he did in the trial. >> which is suffocating. >> right. >> he will be sentenced september 29. he could spend six years behind bars with time served. >> 4:17. several homeowners are telling sunoco clean up your mess. put you are sandbag structures after a drilling spill this summer. sandbags are still there. bags aren't just an eyesore, but hazard. homeowner christina johnson says it's kept away people who fish in that section of the creek. >> when you have a company that's telling you that they're safe and they're careful and they take care of things and

. >> monique returned home to find her street blocked off by a fleet of emergency vehicles, police and crying. it was like they had seen a war scene. i couldn't even conceive what had happened. i would have no clue, not in a million years what had happened. >> lexie hudson. >> because the damage was caused by criminal activity, monique's insurance policy would not reimburse her for her material losses. but monique is happy that she still has her son and lexie whom she regularly visits. >> you know, i'm just grateful to have them alive. that's it, period. everything else is replaceable. it's all just material stuff. >> oh, look how beautiful your hair looks. my love. >> how are you? >> good, i like your earrings. >> thanks. put a little jewelry on today. >> hi. >> hi. >> look at your hair. it's so pretty. >> thank you. how you feeling? >> i'm okay. >> yeah. >> yeah, how are you? >> pretty good. >> though she is not yet married, hudson sees monique as a mother figure. >> my mother-in-law is a big strength in my life. oh, my gosh. she helps me smile, helps me remember to think positively.

fleet has been relieved of his duty. it comes after monday's collision involving the uss john mccain and a oil tanker near singapore. the news first reported by the wall street journal. the collision ripped a hole into the side of the uss mccain and may have killed systems 10 american sailors. this is the fourth collision of its kind this year within the 7th fleet and the second to cost american lives. >>> at the live desk where we're monitoring the president's rally in arizona. he's still on stage speaking. and there on that stage he spent a lot of time talking about his response to the violence in charlottesville and repeatedly blamed the media for getting his message wrong. >> the very dishonest media, those people up there with all the cameras, they don't want to report that i spoke out forcefully against hatred, condemned the neo nazs, the white supremacists and the kkk. >> the mayor of phoenix said he was worried the president would bring up the emotions of charlottesville, he had his entire police force there at the ready in case demonstrations got out of hand. as you can see outside, thousands of protestors outside the convention center where the pre

street. a senior us navy official has been sacked after the warship the uss john mccain collided with an oil taker. the commander of the seventh fleetpore. rupert wingfield hayes sent this report from singapore. these are the faces that have lost the us seventh fleet commander his job. they are the seven young sailors who died aboard the uss fitzgerald when it was struck off the coast ofjapan injune. now there are almost certainly ten more faces to be added to these, the victims of the latest collision of the ussjohn mccain, off the coast of singapore. vice admiraljoseph aucoin was due to retire next month, instead he‘s been very publicly sacked. this is the man who today fired him, the us pacific commander, admiral scott swift, he said he had "lost confidence" in his ability to command. for 70 years, the us seventh fleet has been the embodiment of american military might in this region, a reassurance to america‘s allies from korea to japan to here in singapore and a warning to america‘s potential foes, but seeing these two destroyers, run down by cargo ships, barely limping back in to port with massive holes until their sides, righ

streets reopen. making calls to find out more information about the explosion. >> today the somerdale police force is expected to have entire fleet of police cars back to patrolling the community. officers think this guy seen at wawa slashed tires on nearly half of the department's patrol cars. in all, 52 tires were deflated. >>> now back to our first alert weather coverage and potential for severe weather here because of tropical system in the atlantic. >> that's right. watching another one this morning. matt delucia live where we sent state of the art storm ranger ten to bring you accurate forecast of what lies ahead for that area and further up the coast. >>> the rain has picked up just been the ralast hour and so has the wind. what we're waiting for is heavier rain and that wind to come up the coastline. wind watch and also surf advisory in effect for this area. we are in ocean city. this will be the path as the storm makes its way up the coastline. this could become tropical storm irma. see things blowing in the wind here. see gulls here. trying to take cover. the effect of the wind not too bad at this point. people talking

house on fire burning in oakland on east 19th street near san antonio park and roosevelt middle school. >>> if you have not seen it lately the once massive fleetf ships in the bay has shrunk, and that's good news for bay waters. tom vacar was at the departure ceremony for one of the last ships that was once a part of a group of 100. >> reporter: this cargo ship docked here is the last of 59 such ships of this class to leave the dwindling mothball fleet in the bay over the past seven years. now, such ships which can be readied for sea in just a few days carry vital supplies when war arises. in fact, this ship took supplies to the first gulf war. this now leaves just 13 ships in a mothballed fleet that once numbered 340. in 2010 the court ordered the u.s. government to clean up this rusting lead and toxin laden ships. at a cost of roughly a million dollars each, much of it paid for by the value of their own scrap metal, the ships went through a rigorous cleanup process. >> 34,000 yards of asbestos, 38,000 cubic yards of pcb. over 14 million gallons of waste water and oils. >> nearly 400 tons of lead- based paint and other toxic debris was remove

fleet his job. >> the white house is moving forward with president trump's ban on transgender people in the military. the "wall streetrts a white house memo directs the pentagon to deny admittance of transgender people. it also orders an end to spending on transgender people. it will give james matting discretion on whether to kim someone out of the military. he will have six months to implement the ban. >> we're getting a new look at the construction on the lake oroville spillways. this new video shows crews installing steel beams on the walls of the upper spillway. demo of the main spillway is now complete and placement of re-enforced structural concrete is a quarter way to being finished. last winter's storms ripped a huge hole in the structure and caused the evacuation of nearly 200,000 people. crews are working to have enough of the spillway rebuilt in time for wint storms. >> amazon is opening its first brick and mortar book store. today is the official first day of business. the store will be similar to the first one amazon opened in seattle last year, which has drawn big crowds. the san jose store will featur

fleet will stop ten personnel on this destroyer are missing after colliding with an oil tanker close to personnel... singapore. you can send in questions and comments, on the hashtag #bbcos. we have the street from spanish police confirming what local media have reported, the man shot dead in a village west of barcelona is younes abouyaaqoub, the author of the terrorist attack in barcelona. we know that this man was 22 years old and was a moroccan national. he was spotted by a local woman in a village called subirats, which is not in oregon, that is the wrong map, it is just west of barcelona. this is the scene we got not long after we heard the incident was happening. police closed in, someone fitting the description was found hiding neara fitting the description was found hiding near a petrol station. and after an exchange, the man was shot dead. let's just after an exchange, the man was shot dead. let'sjust go back after an exchange, the man was shot dead. let's just go back over the story. the first attack was in barcelona at around 5pm on thursday, that happened in the city was maximus las ramblas area, a white van mounted the pavement, and attempted to hit as many people as possible.

fleet - - they turned off the freeway and asked for help. it does not appear that there was a confrontation that led up to the shooting. they spotted the shooterdriving on surface streets> a man led police on a high- speed chase and fell from his death from a crane. the ordeal began at 3:00 this afternoon when an suv was reported stolen from a car dealership. it was spotted on the freeway and police chased that suv. it swerved out of traffic for an hour and the driver climbed out and drove onto a massive crane. he took off all of his clothes and at 9:30 tonight he fell 200 feet to his death. >>> the biggest movie theater chain in the nation is trying to block a new service that offers movie passes for a monthly fee. they will sue to block movie fast - - movie pass allows one movie per day for $10 a month. mc says the price is not sustainable. movie pass has 20,000 subscribers and they hope to add 100,000 customers with this new service. >>> days away from totality. >> it is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. >> experts tell us why the coming solar eclipse is an event that you are not going to want to miss. >> and the five day forecast and what to - - we have more informa

fleet. the ftse100 in london is down a very small amount, the third one, the dowjones, is the main measure of stocks on wall streetsruption in the seaside resort of cromer. restaurants and pubs had to close early ...with some residents talking of a town in lockdown. kim riley reports. cromer looking at its best in the sunshine today after a weekend that marred the end of a successful carnival week. the owner of an ice cream shop told me of the intimidating presence of a large group of irish travellers. especially when you have old people and families walking around, to me, thatis and families walking around, to me, that is bad. they might not be fighting or anything, and when they have intimidation and they are frightening families that's not good. at one cafe they shut their doors on sunday morning fearing the safety of their young stuff. another cafe owner said he had been confronted on his doorstep. they wa nted confronted on his doorstep. they wanted in, they wanted feeding. he refused to let them enter, they were abusive, using foul language, he thought they had been drinking. he isa thought they had been dri

fleet. the commander has been relieved of duty. >>> a difficult morning for a family in the trinidad neighborhood in d.c. we know a man was killed in a shooting on oats streetnortheast. this happened yesterday. one of two shootings within an hour in northeast d.c. as our last update, the other victim was in grave condition. >>> after eight surgeries, a d.c. woman still can't walk after being hit by a dump truck and the man who hit her, may get off with only a ticket. d.c. police say bianca butler as she was trying to cross the street near the shell gas station. she thought she was going to die after the truck dragged her nearly 70 feet. the driver stopped when he heard her screaming. he's been cited for failure to yield the right-of-way. butler spoke only to pat collins about the moments after that crash. >> did he talk to you after this happened? >> he didn't talk to me. he said i'm so sorry about what happened. i said that's all you got to say. look, i can't even walk now because of you. >> alvarez also faces hit and run charges after a crash. a gallaudet student was seriously hurt in that incident. >>> expect to learn more about how a woman ended up dead

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fleet. lawmakers say the shorter salmon season paired with the recent shut down of crab fisheries leaves many fishermen struggling to stay aloet. >>> hi, scott and laura, good tuesday morning. wall streets poised to start off in positive territory. the dow is now about 100 points away from the 22,000 mark. but yesterday investors continue to be optimistic about earnings season. the nasdaq however did slip a bit as big tech names such as facebook and alphabet pulled back. investors look at data on personal income and spending and auto sales also apple reports earnings after the bell this afternoon. the dow adding 60 points monday to 21,891. nasdaq falling 26 to 63.48. >>> alaska airlines is taking precautions after computer systems were hacked. alaska which brought virgin america last year, no customers were affected, but requiring employees and contractors to change their passwords every 90 days. >>> and listen to this one, last month, lyft teamed up with taco bell for taco mode allowing passengers to get a late night drive through snack. now they have a new partner, disney, guests staying at disney world's yacht and beach club resorts can order a lyft to take them anywhere within the

street scooter work xl. there it is. the new partnerships hopes to make 20,000 of these delivery vans by the end of the year. dhl plans to have a fleeteast 2500 of the electric vans on the road by the end of 2018. >>> and this morning wal-mart celebrates the grand opening of its first training academy and guess what, it's right up the road glen burnie maryland. kicks off a ceremony for the first graduating class. serve about 21 stores in the area. wal-mart training academies were created to further develop the customer service skills of the store's employees. hopefully better customer service all around. tuck. >> all right. warm and muggy start, steve. that live shot you can see the humidity out there. we've got pop-up storms. i was ready for that little box today. we got pop-up storms back in the forecast this afternoon with again -- i think hot conditions by afternoon and you're still going to feel that humidity for the next couple days although we've got improvement by the weekend. 77 the winning number here in d.c. quantico 77. 73 in fredericksburg. 73 in leonardtown. a few 60's on the map. we don't have the fog we had yesterday

about it not matching the sentiment on the street general motor sales down 14%, edmonds decline of 10.8% it is due in part of general motors pulling back on its fleetarticularly to rental companies. but you look at the other side of the ledger, retail side of the business and it's not pretty retail sales down 14.4% and the inventory, the day's supply, 104-day supply generally speaking they would like it to be around 65 to 70-day supply. 104-day supply that, is going to give a fair amount of attention. and to speak to the lack of demand on the retail side, gmc, trucks and suvs there, retail sales down 9.3% last month guys, back to you. >> phil, that number in terms of day supply, give me some of your thoughts does that typically result in big discounts toward the end of the year to unload inventory >> right. >> slow factories, lay people off? >> some of this is because they have built up their pickup truck inventory and they specifically tried to do that early in this year because they're going to be changing over to new pickup trucks and shutting down some of their plants a little bit later on this year that explains some of the buildup in inventor

it gave hope to the people on the streets of venezuela that members of the military are standing up against maduro. it was fleetingof more to come? >> it's a good question because remember that police officer also shot grenades at -- you know, a couple months ago. ashley: yes. >> maduro has basically kicked out louisa ortega, the chief prosecutor, and is putting her on trial. so is there any hope for the opposition? ashley: right. >> it's slim, few and far between. they're waiting for help from the international community. ashley: all right. and you're on it every step of the way. >> yes, every day. ashley: check this out, this is boston dynamics atlas robot taking a bit of a tumble. there he is. that still freaks me out, these things. oh, he's down! the company was showing off its robot at a science and technology expo, the robot goes and walks off the stage, caught its foot on a light, falls right new the curtain, and there it goes. [laughter] he needs a doctor. needs a mechanic. all right, coming up, miami dolphins needed a quarterback in a pinch, signed jay cutler. the first game of the season a month away, is

seventh fleet has about 40 navy ships operating in this area, which includes not only the malacca straits, which is one of the busiest streets whole south china sea. it has become one of the most sensitive sea areas in the world. we have north korea and south korea, there is also tension surrounding some of these land and sea features that china has been building its military on in the -- assets last five years. there are a lot of tension around those rocks and reefs, and the u.s. navy has maintained a strong presence here to try to safeguard a lot of merchant shipping, and also to be on hand to provide backup to south korea in the case of a lot of these testse taste -- missile conducted by north korea. it is a very tense area, and a lot of potential for mishaps. it is also very crowded with military ships and merchant ships, perhaps that is why we are seeing some of these difficulties in steering and navigation. indi: the second incident about two months. jason, thank you for that. just to recap the latest that we know, the collision of the uss john s mccain delighted with a merchant vessel just east of singapore at 24 minu

the guerrillas and fleet foxes will perform both bands have been on a long hiatus and have new music so it could be a huge turnout. what to expect around the festival kicks a lot of street closures from jfk to 36th avenue is closed. access to golden gate park is limited with the north side of the park entrance closed also all roads on the west side of the park from transverse drive to the great highway. your commute options are not going to be very comfortable. all of the bus lines near golden gate park will be packed. for bart and uni writers there will be shuttle service. good luck finding parking there is a possibility to find some street parking but that will also be limited. this is our coachella with more than 200,000 people coming to the park.>> there are 400 festivals around the world and there are five in the united states that are the big five and we are one of them.>> another change this year, this is 25th avenue and fulton this will be the new box office entrance into the festival. if you're coming today this is how you get to the park. if you are not interested in coming your district to get to work or get home there was a possibility you will have a lot of

fleet and you'll get it on the old the old. the old according to just. look at the modern world come along for the ride. you know what the old expediential street looks like the trails in the trees it's what. analyzed it came from the bottom six. bits of my life with the like you not i got. the point i raised the. limit so lucky. the mission of news with you is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say that any average viewer knows that r.t. america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that mainstream media is constantly spewing. we're not holding any corporate sponsors no one tells us what. or how to say that's the beauty. and we. are. not letting anything get to bring it home to the american people. and welcome back the big picture i'm talking about the vault seven cia hijack hacking leaks the cia whistleblower john kiriakou and journalist james bamford james you were you were just talking about how some of this stuff these these these weapons of espionage coming back to th

fleet. >> doctor that up for me. >> there you go. >> here i go. >> let's see. watch hmm. oh, my gosh. >> now that is is good stuff. where are you located. >> 12 south king streetyup yup. right across the courthouse. >> business hours 11:00 to 11:0. man we do brunch on sundays at 10:30. >> rick allison check this out. this is the king street oyster bar. do not -- also have one more thing. tomorrow is national oyster day. >> oh. >> definitely come out and check us out leesburg. we got a bunch of great things going on and we donate a percentage back to the oyster recovery partnership in annapolis maryland. and for each oyster that give back to them, it's ten oysters that are made in the chesapeake. >> wow. >> we'll celebrate early national oyster day with this little platter here. rick, thanks very much. >> thank you. >> go out and see him. this delicious food right here. >> appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. bringing seafood to leesburg. yum yum yum. okay, guys, we'll attack this platter. send it back in to you. i want all >> way to slurp it down, mo. >> 9:00 vick is the time before we head to break it's coffee time on good day did d.c. you've been ey eyein