even though greenwich now lives in the shadow of the high rise blocks of canary wharf the name of his london suburb is still familiar to sail as the world over the prime meridian which divides the earth into an eastern and the western half runs through greenwich. in sixteen seventy five so christopher ran the architect to design supposed to feed will build an observatory on a hill in the south part of the park bench. the building was commissioned by king charles the first in order that the tables showing the movements of the celestial bodies and the positions of the fixed stars might be corrected with the greatest possible care and accuracy the aim being to determine lines of longer tutsi and thus to perfect the art of navigation. the problem of the time lane fixing the precise position of a ship. the vast expanses of the ocean say listen been able to work out the degree of latitude ever since antiquity they simply measure the angle between the sum of the horizon but what if the horizon was moving up and down when the sun was obscured by clouds and how above all could the degree of lo

i'm here and severndroog castle in greenwich, there is a magnificent view. 0n greenwich, there is a magnificentnes like this across many southern and eastern parts, but how about elsewhere across the country? a mixed bag today. more cloud and a few outbreaks of rain in the north—west. the brightest, warmest weather will always be in the south and east and that theme will continue over the next few days into the weekend. heavy rain yesterday courtesy of a cold front which has cleared to the near continent. a warm front from the north—west is bringing rain this morning in northern ireland, the west of scotland, and that will continue to progress slowly further south and east. it will cloud over today with a few showers later in eastern scotland, northern england and the north wales. further south and east across england and wales, staying dry for much of the day with the sunshine turning hazy as the cloud moves in. temperatures up to 21 to 23 degrees in the south and east. further north and west, only 16 to 18. the breeze a noticeable feature of the weather, gusts up to 40 mph in parts of scotlan

it is a beautiful start to the day in greenwich.use after the late spring plants have started to grow up spring plants have started to grow up quickly and flour, and with the hot season they are dying back, so some of the insects relying on them for a source of network might struggle later in the season. does that include anse? there seem to be a lot of ants in my garden this year. it has certainly affected their life cycle, they are coming out to fly much later to complete their life cycle. if we want to help invertebrates, what can we do?m you have a green space at home, a garden or a window box, you can choose plants that are good for pollinators. look for plants which flower later in the season. if you haveivyin flower later in the season. if you have ivy in your garden, keep it, thatis have ivy in your garden, keep it, that is great for winter. if you have a larger garden, you can try making a habitat with some leaves and logs and things like that, which is great for bugs and beetles to hide in. thank you very much indeed. ijus

fairchild stopped by 725 greenwich street after hearing someone hit a man who may have been sleeping inside this garage. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the san francisco medical examiner's office identified the man as 48-year-old jonathan jones. >> it's really sad because we knew him. he was a good person. >> reporter: north beach citizens operations and program manager tiffany kim shared his driver's license photo with us. >> he stopped sometimes to get his mail or see if we have a copy of his id. >> reporter: the driver who hit him stayed on the scene. jones has not been examined yet. police say they do not yet know whether the collision caused jones' death. the driver isn't facing any charges right now. >> we don't know what the condition of the male was prior to the traffic collision. >> reporter: the building houses several architecture, design and law offices. off camera, one employee said the garage is dark inside. people who knew jones say it's a tragic accident that highlights a more serious problem. >> it's just kind of a testament to the need for all of us to assist

in relation to the incident, after officers found the women badly injured in adderley gardens in greenwiche suspect is thought to have mental—health issues, and the police have said he should not be approached by the public. a man's been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after a man was killed ina carcrash near marlborough in wiltshire. it happened last night on the b4192 near the village of ramsbury. the 41—year—old passenger was pronounced dead at the scene. a 31—year—old man has been arrested. homes have been evacuated due to explosions and smoke from a fire at an industrial estate near east midlands airport. the blaze has also caused problems for travellers, with train cancellations on the east midlands railway in nottingham and sheffield. victoria hicks reports. so many businesses and livelihoods depend on this industrial estate in sutton bonington. the fire started at around 11 o'clock today in a factory unit full of scrapped cars. it quickly escalated. around 55 firefighters had to be called in from across the east midlands. the safety cordon has been widen

scotland yard's marine policing unit was spotted chasing four jet—skis as they raced past the greenwichcentral london. police said they were able to make the jet—skis change their course but then had to call off the chase for safety reasons. although weather. we know about the web across europe, also the weather here coming up in a moment. nearly 100 british women forced into arranged marriages abroad are now living in abusive relationships here in the uk after the home office gave their partners visas. the home secretary sajid javid has called the practice "despicable" and promised to do more to combat the issue. we're joined now by jasvinder sanghera, who is the founder of karma nirvana — a charity that supports women who have been victims of forced marriage and honour abuse. good morning. you are very familiar with people who have been in this situation, and you yourself have experienced. can you tell us can of things people experience in relation to these as being asked for and then being told to back up these applications? yes, first and foremost, the victim of forced marriage, peo

senate's good to be back. >> reporter: kpix would soon outgrow the van ness and greenwich location. > station is gone. it was demolished back in 2006 to make way for this new condo complex. but by that time kpix had moved on to its new location back in 1979. >> reporter: we picked pup our studios and headed to 855 battery street, an old warehouse for the american biscuit company, later known as the national bisque company, or nabisco for short. >> i'm wendy takuta a in our new studios. eyewitness news is next. >> reporter: where cookies and candy were once made, we now made the news. anchor kate kelly. >> when i first walked in the first thing that struck me was it was beautiful, clean, and there were so many people. >> reporter: for the next four decades, kpix covered the bay area. news, weather, sports, social unrest, technology, politics, lifestyle, entertainment, the environment, aids, big events, small events, human tragedies, fires, drought, major catastrophes, and, of course, breaking news. >> when a big breaker would happen you would hear it immediately. the whole newsroom, th

. >> let's begin with abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow live from greenwich street. melanie? >> we spoke with two women who stopped by today as we were putting this report together. they tell us that they work with homeless people locally, and that they knew this victim well. people who knew the victim, run over in this north beach garage say the tragic collision highlights a serious issue. >> it's just kind of a testament to the need for this -- for all of us to assist with people getting them off the streets and into shelt they're they need. >> christy fairchild is the executive director of north beach citizens, a local group that addresses homelessness. fairchild stopped by 725 greenwich street after hearing that someone hit a man who may have been sleeping inside this garage. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the san francisco medical examiner's office identified the man as 48-year-old jonathan jones. >> it's really sad, because we knew him. he was a good person. >> north beach citizens operations and program manager tiffany kim shared jones' driver's license photo wit

that was near greenwich and powell. police say the driver remained at the scene.the name of the man who died has not been released. >>> today a federal appeals court ruled that trump cannot withhold funds from sanctuary cities. president trump signed a executive order directing his organization to withhold money from sanctuary cities. san francisco and santa clara county sued. today, the ninth circuit court ruled in their favor. san francisco mayor, london breed announced the city's budget and announced that ruling. >> i am hopeful th demonstrates that you can't just start picking on cities and communities. we are part of the united states of america, and we deserve to be represented. >> also today, london breed signed the biggest budget yet, $11 billion. a big part of it -- 60 million goes towards homeless services. she also announced a $13 million increase to the street cleaning budget. >>> apple is close to topping $1 trillion market valuation. the stock sits at a share price of more than $201 right now. they are reporting that the price needs to top 207 per sh

women, aged 64 and 30, are said to have suffered devastating injuries as a result of the assault in greenwich27 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. the government in venezuela will begin issuing new banknotes today, after slashing five zeroes from its currency as part of a plan to solve the country's economic freefall. the international monetary fund estimates that inflation could reach one million percent by the end of the year. thousands of people are trying to flee the crisis, prompting countries like ecuador and peru to impose strict border controls. 1,600 more people are believed to be alive today because of changes to the way people with severe trauma are treated by the nhs in england. a new study showed patients spent fewer days in hospital, since a series of major trauma centres were established six years ago, as our health correspondent nick triggle reports. this shows you, top to bottom, your injuries... tom locke was inspecting pigeon nests on his roof when disaster struck. he fell from his latter, breaking his leg, arm and shoulder and every bone in hi

scotland yard's marine policing unit was spotted chasing fourjet—skis as they raced past the greenwichtral london. police said they were able to make the jet—skis change their course but then had to call off the chase for safety reasons. quite a bit of focus on the weather right now. it is warm here, but exceptionally warm across the rest of europe. 48 celsius is the record, but they are talking about maybe 47 degrees possibly in spain. yes, very uncomfortable indeed. good morning, chris. you're just shown uncomfortable indeed. good morning, chris. you'rejust shown because uncomfortable indeed. good morning, chris. you're just shown because of the dust storm in arizona. did you know they were known as haboobs? i did not know that offered us that come from? i have no idea! well, i'm impressed. well, as far as the weather goes, the heat is on again in spain and portugal. this is the peak of the heat wave. yesterday we had highs of 47, one of spain's hottest days ever. we are looking at 47 today and portugal. the national record for portugal is 47.4. we will get close to that. and we will

in a joint letter to the home secretary, leeds west mp rachel reeves and greenwich and woolwich mp matthewrecords in the process. if shreyas royal is forced to leave the uk and return to india, the country will lose an exceptional talent." the home secretary personally looked in to the royal's case and has extended their right to remain on their current visa. how did you react when you heard that you had been given leave to extend your current visa? i was jumping here and there and dancing. i almost trashed the room, so i was really happy today. the home office says it considers every application on its merits, but for now, shreyas is concentrating on competing in the chess championships. i want to be the best at it and become the world chess champion at the age of 18. chi chi izundu, bbc news. don't forget you can reach me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @ nkem ifejika. good morning. weekend weather coming up, but first, let us look back at friday, because it was a day of mixed fortunes, some heavy rain around for some. so much so that weather watchers had to shelter under hastings

in a joint letter to the home secretary, leeds west mp rachel reeves and greenwich and woolwich mp matthew royal's case and has extended their right to remain on their current visa. how did you react when you heard that you had been given leave to extend your current visa? i was jumping here and there and dancing. i almost trashed the room, so i was really happy today. the home office says it considers every application on its merits, but for now, shreyas is concentrating on competing in the chess championships. i want to be the best at it and become the world chess champion at the age of 18. chi chi izundu, bbc news. reminder of our top story, the un security council has called for a credible investigation into an air strike on a bus in yemen that killed at least 29 children. earlier, the saudi led coalition are carried out the attack on thursday said it would investigate what it called collateral damage. you'll find all the stories we have been covering and many more on the bbc news app. you can also find the stories on our website. it will help you keep up—to—date with you are. don't fo

joe xuereb from greenwich is believed to have mental health issues and should not be approached by the by officers in adderley gardens earlier this afternoon, and have been taken to hospitals in south london. a 29—year—old man has been charged with two counts of attempted murder, after a car hit people outside the houses of parliament on tuesday. salih khater, who was born in sudan and was living in birmingham, will appear before magistrates tomorrow. three people were injured when the car crashed into security barriers in westminster. fire crews are attending a fire at an industrial estate near east midlands airport. the blaze has led to trains on the east midlands railway line around both nottingham and sheffield being cancelled. more than 50 firefighters are on the scene, with plumes of thick black smoke visible. a british paraglider has died after a mid—air collision with another pilot in macedonia. 54—year—old innes powell, crashed into ukrainian igor volov ahead of the final race of the british open competition in krusevo on friday. the british instructor who was from devon died

in relation to the incident, after officers found the women badly injured in adderley gardens in greenwich is thought to have mental health issues and the police have said he should not be approached by the public. homes have been evacuated due to explosions and smoke from a fire at an industrial estate near east midlands airport. the blaze has also caused problems for travellers — with train cancellations on the east midlands railway in nottingham and sheffield. victoria hicks reports. so many businesses and livelihoods depend on this industrial estate in sutton bonington. the fire started at around 11 o'clock today in a factory unit followed scrapped cars. it's an escalated. around 55 firefighters had to be called in from across the east midlands. —— it $0011 from across the east midlands. —— it soon escalated. the safety cordon has been widened because of explosions at the scene. the fire brigade has pulled out all its careers so brigade has pulled out all its careers so all the firefighters can do is watch the fire until it is safe for them to go back. we have pulled back the cruise be

in a joint letter to the home secretary, leeds west mp rachel reeves and greenwich and woolwich mp matthewuk records in the process. if shreyas royal is forced to leave the uk and return to india, the country will lose an exceptional talent. the home secretary personally looked in to the royals case and extended their right to remain on their current visa. how did you react when you heard you had been given leave to extend your current visa? i wasjumping up and down. i was really happy. the home office says it considers every application on its merits, but for now, shreyas is concentrating on competing in the chess championships. i want to be the best and become the world chess champion by the age of 18. chi chi izundu, bbc news. it's been another frustrating day in the second test at lords, as rain dominated day 2, after yesterday's washout. england have had the better of what little play has been possible, taking five wickets, two of them byjames anderson, including murali vijay in the first over of the day. captain virat kohli has just been caught for 23, and india are currently 62—5. a

joe xuereb allegedly targeted the woman at random in adderley gardens in greenwich earlier today.badly injured and both were taken to south london hospitals, where they remain in a critical condition. homes have been evacuated due to explosions and smoke from a fire on an industrial estate near east midlands airport. firefighters on the scene tackled thick plumes of black smoke, at one point they were forced to withdraw to safety as gas cylinders on—site started exploding. the blaze has also caused problems for travellers, with train cancellations on the midland mainline in nottingham and sheffield. police in leicestershire are appealing for information to help find a schoolboy missing since friday night. 12 year old dray wilson was last seen shortly before 9 o'clock on friday evening on harby lane in the vale of belvoir. the youngster who is of afro caribbean decent, has bleached blond hair and had been living in the county for a month before he went missing. police say he has connections to staffordshire and the west midlands. a british paraglider has died after a mid—air collis

in a joint letter to the home secretary, leeds west mp rachel reeves and greenwich and woolwich mp matthewr right to remain on their current visa. how did you react when you heard that you had been given leave to extend your current visa? iwasjumping here and there and dancing. i almost trashed the room, so i was really happy today. the home office says it considers every application on its merits, but for now, shreyas is concentrating on competing in the chess championships. i want to be the best at it and become the world chess champion at the age of 18. chi chi izundu, bbc news. there's been gold medal success for britain at the european championships in berlin tonight, with matthew hudson—smith storming to victory in the 400 metres final. elsewhere on the track, katherina johnson—thompson took silver in the heptathlon, and there was a bronze for meghan beesley in the 400 metres hurdles. with a round up of all the action, here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. commentator: hudson-smith is in that kind of form... with a puff of the cheeks, he knew the 400 metres was his for the t

greenwich the schedule. today the chinese efforts once again seem to come to a halt at the symbolic border. from here the project of the new silk road depends on moscow's goodwill but does putin's russia even want it. watered down to jane but i'm skeptical about the relationship between china and russia because you're russia is facing a laborious rethinking process solution that russia used to be china's big brother today it struggles to accept that china is superior and she's also mentally we're told of course china and russia are cooperating on military terrains. geopolitical reasons but the new silk road has little support in russia because russia has its own eurasian project and with the shah should have housing the only outlet you find and you they. will start for putin as for stalin before him military strength is the primary factor but that's just not enough in today's world and if acutely you need an efficient economy technology science which is kootenays russia has none of that. stan and his backers

joe xuereb from greenwich is due to appear before magistrates in bromley later.ers of maternity units across the uk are failing to offer pregnant women caeseareans in line with national guidelines. expectant mothers who are anxious about childbirth should be offered a c—section, but a leading charity has found many trusts around the country are making up their own rules, and in some cases they say women's human rights are being ignored. stay with us for an exclusive report on that after the sport. at least ten people have been killed, and others are missing, after flash flooding hit a popular tourist walking spot in south western italy. the victims had been hiking through a gorge in the pollino national park in calabria. eighteen people were rescued and the search for survivors carried on into the night. local officials say the exact number of those unaccounted for is still unclear. cctv footage has been released of the moment an italian motorway bridge collapsed, killing 43 people. two hundred metres of the carriageway, in genoa, suddenly fell last tuesday. the

serving as the representative for the 4th district of connecticut that's around the greenwich, connecticut area. she based her platform on three goals to win the war, to prosecute the war loyally and effectively and to bring about a better world and durable peace with special attention to post-war security and employment here at home. clare knew a lot more about war and its effects than many of her fellow congressmen and women. she had been on the battle front and she spent time listening to the soldiers on the ground from the generals to the jeep drivers. she took that knowledge with her to congress to become the first female ever appointed to the house military affairs committee. 1944, clare's only child, ann, died in a tragic car accident. ann and a classmate were driving back to stanford university from a visit they had just had with mrs. luce in san francisco. the tragedy devastated her and caused her to undertake a spiritual journey that resulted in her conversion to catholicism in 1946. monsignor sheen would say of clare that she used the greek use of logic in extended argument bett

tucked away along a two-block stretch in new york's greenwich village, seemingly insulated from an evolution doors, is carmine street guitars. it's one of the few shops remaining in the city that still has its roots firmly planted in old new york. keeping the books in order, kelly's 93-year-old mother dorothy. >> new york city's so special. the neighborhood's gone through lots of changes. a lot of the old places, the old haunts came and went. a lot of the clubs are going under. >> reporter: even in a digital age where production is rapidly trending toward automation, everything here is still crafted by hand. >> a lot of wood out of chelsea. chummily's is the old speakeasy on bet effort. >> reporter: the sawdust that lines the floorboards at carmine street were once part of the city, old cultural landmarks, many that no longer exist. you call the reclaimed wood you that use in these guitars the h >> reporter: it's the bones of these buildings. all these buildings are framed out in this old wood. they throw it away. i find it in dumpsters. i do a lot of dumpster diving. and i've managed to get

crime scene analysts and medical examiners spent hours looking over every inch of this driveway on greenwichiece together what happened here. investigators received a 911 call at 7:00 this morning. officers found johnathan jones apparently struck by a vehicle.>> the officers who arrived on the scene found a male suffering from injuries and they summoned medics to the scene who later pronounced him deceased at the scene.>> reporter: investigator say the driver of the vehicle stopped and is cooperating with authorities and might have been the one who called 911. the medical examiner's office says the victim doesn't appear to have a permanent address. lucas peters has lived in the neighborhood for 45 years and did not see anyone in the area the night before.>> i looked at my bathroom window and i saw the police cars and realized something happened. >> he can't say for certain if the victim was homeless but says that the area is frequented by homeless.>> there has always been a lot of homeless but i see a higher increase of homelessness more now than ever. >> police are working to determine whet

stint in congress, serving as a representative for the fourth district of connecticut which is near greenwich, connecticut area. she based her form on three goals, to win the war, to prosecute the war loyally and effectively and to bring about a a world and durable peace, with special attention to postwar security and employment at home. clare know a lot more about war and her affects as many of her fellow congressmen and women. she had been in the battle as she spent time listening to the soldiers on the ground from the generals to the jeep drivers. she took that the knowledge meant to congress and became the first female appointed to the house military affairs committee. in 1944, her only child died in a tragic car accident. the tragedy devastated her. it caused her to undertake a spiritual journey that resulted her conversion to catholicism. they would later say a prayer that she used better than any christian i've ever met. in the spring of 1947, she wrote about her conversion experience in what was called startlingly personal details in the series of articles in mccall's magazine. for th

before the era of the british and the american tea clippers came to an end and she is preserved in greenwich england. the legacy of the clippers continues to survive in song and paintings, samuel morrison set of these great ships, they disappeared with the finale of the wild pigeon, but for a very brief period, they ruled the waves, they were our parthenon, our cathedral and my goal was to recapture this error that will never be seen again of american clipper ships and it's been an absolute, wonderful journey to write this book and thank you very much for being here tonight. [applause] what i hear tonight leads me too be a little skeptical or even, the yankees versus the baltimor baltimore. [laughter] what can you tell me about the clipper ships and the city of baltimore. >> that's a very good question. the baltimore clippers were camped out in the early 1800s. these were relatively small schooners that have many of the features of the later china clippers, they had sharp bows and bottoms and these ships were built, the very much like the opium clippers were built by the british and the amer

the greenwich of times in connecticut, "your vote counts."t to hear your thoughts on the midterm elections. republicans, democrats, and independents. bob, are you going out to vote for the primaries today? caller: yes, i am. host: who are you voting for and why? bob, are you with us this morning. vote but we out to will be talking to some of the reporters in this segment and those primary states. reporters on the grounds following those elections, we will be talking with the reporter from minnesota public radio and about 20 minutes this morning. vermont,to focus on first. bernie sann senator ders who is running for the democratic nomination in vermont but that does not mean that he plans to accept it. today" story noting that the longest-serving independent and congress who ran in the democratic primary for president in 2016, in the past elections has the client of the nomination but accepted the democratic endorsement. his campaign manager shannon jackson says that he plans to do the same thing again and continue running as an independent. t

just before the era of the british and american key clippers came to an end and she is preserved in greenwich, england. the legacy of the clippers continues to survive in birth, song, paintings, naval historian samuel eliot ravel morrison set of these great ships they disappeared with the finality of wild pigeon but for a brief time they ruled the way, our cathedral and would and my goal was to recapture this era that will never be seen again of american clipper ships and it's been an absolute wonderful journey to write this book. thank you very much for being here tonight. [applause]. stephen have a question. mine is a little bit parochial. i was born and raised in baltimore with a number of different levels of school and we were always taught that the baltimore clipper ship and the baltimore was the sort of this example of the clipper ship in that baltimore was sort of the home of the clipper ship and the connection between clipper and the city was very strong. now, this causes me to be a little skeptical. >> 80 clippers versus the baltimore clipper's. >> exactly what can you tell me about

dead democrat in the upstate district he was perfectd perfect perfect in day voted for him even in greenwich. he could he could have one he had everything except for moneyd campaign said forget him. and then she had another bank account? it is? it is outrageous how many seats republicans have lost because of this shyster campaign consultants i would love i would love to know the name of the consultants who persuaded foster to run and west virginia? he is a wonderful man but they would not vote for a man in wesd virginia in palm beach but theyc werek. not going to do but i tel them you can win just write thew check. >> from new york republicanell. go-ahead. >> i i want to say rocks. leaves t >> i hope i hope she never leaves her job. [laughter] i wanted to do it without payo o help wanted me toit do it and i said i can do it one month not officially but just to show how it's done i love her. >> what did you think thank you be done different?? happened i >> i think what has happened and i have very sorry for those of you who have jobs and cannot to tastevery afternoon to watchan these news con

. >> he showed up at a party one night in greenwich village. he was wearing a bright blue tux with black fleur-de-lis. he looked across the room. somebody else had the same tux. it was tiny tim. they became best friends. >> the goofy falsetto-voiced tiny tim is just one of hoop's famous, near famous, or used-to-be-famous acquaintances, and he's driven to achieve fame, too. when he gets his hands on an old bmw isetta, he covers it in psychedelic fur. the first hoop mobile is born. >> i am hoop, the self-proclaimed king of art. >> my brother loved to introduce us as twins, and then everybody would go, "hmm." we didn't even look like we knew each other. i was military. he was hippie. >> it's not easy to become a well-known artist. you have to do one more outrageous thing after another. >> that means turning more and more cars into zany sculptures. he's the canvertible and the voodoo volkswagen. >> he actually had a van. he cut the front end off of another van. he bolted it on the back of his. he had two front ends. he said, "i don't know if i'm co

i had been in jail at the women's detention in greenwich at thate in new york, but time i had alreadyited. ail in n palo alto. it is a longng story. i had bebeen extradited toto man county and t then we got a chane of venue to santa clara, county. so when n i was actually releasd on bail, it was from the jail in palo alto. amy: we're going to talk more about her involvement in the civil rights movement in front of the scenes and behind-the-scenes, and her just remarkable music and contribution as many have called her, as mark anthony neal franklin, arguably the greatest american singer of the 20th century. we're talking to angela davis, mark anthony neal at of african-americanan and africanan studieies at duke university, ad ofo farah jasmine griffin columbia university. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: aretha franklin, who died this week at the age of 76. the apollo marquis is emblazoned with her name "the queen of soul ." we are spending the hour on the life, the music, the genius, the activism of aretha franklin. she sang at three presidential inaugurations, the pre-inauguration

they would have voted for him in greenwich and again in. -- new canaan. he had everything except money. they ran her a second time because they found out she had another bank account. outrageous how many seats republicans have lost because they listen to shyster campaign consultants. i would love their names to convince linda mcmahon to run and others. not vote for a man in west virginia who lives in palm beach. but the campaign consultants, they said you can win. just write us another check. host: republican, new york, go ahead. c-span rocks and i have a quick comment. job,rah sanders leaves her my choice to replace her is ann coulter. host: would you take that job? guest: i wanted to do it without hope wanted me to do it and i only said if i could do it for one month and not officially, just to show how it is done. i love sarah huckabee sanders. host: what do you think needs to be done different? guest: more like sarah huckabee sanders and i am sorry for those of you who have jobs and cannot watch her press conferences, they are fantastic. it has become

. >> now greenwich says another man also charged in the attack has been released as well and he aits trial. phillips is expected to me on trial some in december. doreen and pat,k bac you. >> jim handley, thank iyou. >>> london right now counterterrorism police are searching polices connected to the man who droveo car i a crowd outside parliament. it's the fourth vehicle attacki britain in 18 months. witnesses say the silver fiesta was speeding when it plowed into cyclists this three people were hurt and they are all expected to be okay. police are questioninghe driver. >> this video captured the moment a bridge collapsed today in italy. more than 20 people are dead, but the death toll is expected to rise. tons of concrete, crushed cars and concrete like toys. more on thete despeearch for survivors. >> reporter: this happened over an industrial area which means people working below the bridge are likely to be among dead and the injured. it all happened aroun italy time after a major storm with high winds and itri collapd t at the outset of the summer holidays when quite aop w would be

joe xuereb from greenwich, is due to appear before magistrates in bromley later.rmer police chief will not be prosecuted over alleged lies he told over the bills were a disaster as charges against him are dropped. official figures show the government ‘s finances were in surplus by £2 billion by last month. that was the biggest in 18 years. nhs providers which represent hospitals and ambulance services is warning the risk to services is real and took supplies could run out in the event ofa supplies could run out in the event of a no—deal brexit. supplies could run out in the event of a no-deal brexit. and in sport, england has lost eight early wicket on day four against india. england chasing an improbable 521 to win. a source at old trafford as told the bbc there is no discussion to be had by the sudan replacing marine you. he is now the... the rugby players association has called on the rfu to drop its case against dan cipriani. it is scheduled to take place this week. this follows an incident outside a nightclub injersey. there should be tougher regulations for

when i go through connecticut, i go past the greenwich rest stop. there's 12 pumps.: there's more popular than they used to be. >> and now the handicap spots are now reserved for the imaginary -- i have to park in the back because these imaginary -- >> and your gas guzzling -- >> it's unfortunate for elon musk. he's going through a lot. i hope to see something come of it productive. >> neil: some people are so associated with their company. steve jobs with apple, this guy with tesla. has that changed? >> people view him as a legendary figure. if he separates from tesla, i think the popularity ratings for tesla will go down. >> didn't apple take a dive after jobs? >> neil: i like the batman analogy. he had a gas guzzling car. >> yeah. >> neil: i want to thank you. >> thank you, neil. >> i have your emotional support dog. >> neil: that will do it. "the five" is now. ♪ >> juan: hello everyone, i am here with jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld. this is "the five. ." >> juan: president trump reportedly ready to revoke more security clearances as 13 former top int

we bring in nathan which is a senior analyst joining us from east greenwich rhode island. for joining us. looks like as low was burning through last -- less cash than expected. what you think? nathan: thanks for having me. we were not impressed read they were working capital pretty heavily and we sought slightly lower than expected at about 300 million. they have a lot of short-term credit levers to pull. heard stories about asking customers to pay fully for the model three before they loaded into the trucks every month. joe: nathan, they pull these lovers and nonetheless, levers are levers -- pulled these levers, and nonetheless, levers are levers, will this keep them above water long enough to get to a profitable level? nathan: i think they can generate cash in the second half largely because they run about 90 days and accounts payable and they can pull about $1 billion as theyccounts payable ramp production in the second half. that is a one-time gain to stabilize production. if that is done, accounts payable no longer grows. about tedalk a bit liz cash position in terms

tucked away along a two-block stretch in new york city's greenwich village, seemingly insolated fromstill has its roots firmly planted in old new york. keeping the books in order, kelly's 93-year-old mother, dorothy. >> new york city's so special. neighborhood's gone through lots of changes. a lot of the other places, the old haunts came and went. a lot of the clubs are going under. >> reporter: even in a digital age where production is rapidly trending towards automation, everything here is still crafted by hand. >> got a lot of wood out of chelsea and chumley's, the old speakeasy on bedford. >> reporter: the saw dust that lines the floor were once cultural landmarks in the city, many that no longer exist. you call the reclaimed wood that you use in these guitars the old bones of new york. >> bones of old new york, yeah. it's because it's the bones of these buildings. all of these buildings are framed out of this old wood. they throw it away, basically. i find it in dumpsters. i do a lot of dumpster diving, and i've managed to get some really nice, iconic, historic buildings. >> rep

are using and other instruments of power markets societies and and international hotspots to their greenwich. the united states is threatened by cyberattack's everyday, while russia, china and iran pose the greatest cyber threats, other groups andns and individuals use cyber operations. some of these actors, including russia, are likely to pursue aggressive cyber attacks with attempts to degrade our democratic values. it will continue against the united states and european countries using elections to , so discordmocracy -- china's espionage will continue to support china's economic and national priorities. north korea will continue to use cyber operations to raise funds, and to gather intelligence against united states. terrorists will use the internet to use funds. criminals will exploit cyber tools. losses exceedates $1.4 billion last year. the director of national thelligence is making sure intelligence community works together and seeking greater transparency with the public. right now, the focus is persistent report -- support to the fe i and the dhs --right nos fbi and dhs. with that,

joe xuereb from greenwich, is due to appear before magistrates in bromley later.ollapse has led to a fierce debate about the country's infrastructure. dozens of families from north and south korea have had emotional reunions, as relatives met for the first time in at least 65 years. the peninsula was left divided in 1953 after the korean war, with people on the northern side unable to leave. yesterday, a group of south koreans, chosen by a lottery, travelled to a tourist resort in the north for the event. the brief meeting is likely to be the last and only time many will see each other. banks and shops are expected to re—open in venezuela today after a public holiday when the government slashed five zeroes off its currency in an attempt to curb hyperinflation. president nicolas maduro has announced a raft of measures to tackle runaway prices. but critics say his plan will do little to repair the economy, and could inflict further hardship on the country. a mother has given birth to a baby boy in a helicopter flying over cornwall. emergency crews received a call on

they would have voted for him in greenwich and again in. -- new canaan.e had everything except money. they ran her a second time because they found out she had another bank account. outrageous how many seats republicans have lost because they listen to shyster campaign consultants. i would love their names to convince linda mcmahon to run and others. not vote for a man in west virginia who lives in palm beach. but the campaign consultants, they said you can win. just write us another check. host: republican, new york, go ahead. c-span rocks and i have a quick comment. job,rah sanders leaves her my choice to replace her is ann coulter. host: would you take that job? guest: i wanted to do it without hope wanted me to do it and i only said if i could do it for one month and not officially, just to show how it is done. i love sarah huckabee sanders. host: what do you think needs to be done different? guest: more like sarah huckabee sanders and i am sorry for those of you who have jobs and cannot watch her press conferences, they are fantastic. it has become a