david brabham and dean hoyle as well.ell. the club is living the dream. you did think at one time that you were the only huddersfield town fans around here. remit i did, i can't believe there are so many, the hundreds, it's a joy to get on the train with some and a great people from huddersfield who now live down south, have a great day and watch the best team in england. you like big kids, some of you don't need to be! this is such a dream. we are on what'5 be! this is such a dream. we are on what's up with each other, it'5 like, four days to go, three days to go, it's unbelievable, can't wait for tomorrow. what would be a reasonable way to end the season? midterm. even if we do get relegated it will still be a great season. it's been lovely to talk to you, great to do some missionary work here and let's hope it continues at selhurst park tomorrow. what shall we say to rounded off? up the some very happy huddersfield town fans. as for newcastle, they're back in the premier league at the first attempt, following their rel

and joining me now is former us assistant secretary of state pj crowley hoyle for of reds nine. so. pj this the first time we've really had at length from rex to listen on north korea. abundantly subject. well in davis starting with north korea what did you make of what he was saying about the threat from pyongyang and how his administration tends to do it. well the dilemma is he reiterated what has slipped in the long standing us policy a normal relationship in term for into in term in return for denuclearization. but the dilemma is that. his comments to adopt necessarily reflect these xcelerated progress that kim jong il and has made regarding nuclear weapons and missile technology. and the fact that is increasingly clear these not going to give up those nuclear weapons what now the president has been pretty hostile towards china saying they should be doing more to stop north korea about. rice citizen was bit more marlin wheels and he told beijing feet he base because i would not go to define the us china relationship in terms of north korea i think that's right. i think the prese

self-defense after they tried to climb his fence but the philadelphia district attorney 's office has charged hoyletwo counts of first degree murder. >>> two men were caught stealing a collection jar from the new jersey diner this surveillance video captured the bear at harrison house diner in mullica yesterday morning around 6:00. they say it appears one grabbed the jar while the other acted as a look out. we are told collection jar was for a local food shelter and was holding $200. we just got an update from the owner of the diner and he tells thaws several generous customers have, contacted him and they are offering to replace the stolen money. very nice. >>> man charged with killing a western missouri police officer during a traffic stop sunday night is under arrest thanks to the tip. missouri state highway patrol sent iain mccarthey was arrested after a manhunt involving 100 local, county, and even state law enforcement officers. mccarthey was wanted in the death of clinton missouri, police officer, gary michaels. >> we were given information by a passerby just a pedestrian that was walking on

prosecutors have charged kenneth hoyle with murder.hey say the 69-year-old shot and killed his frankford neighbors after they tried to jump his fence during an argument. it happened about two weeks ago. on the 4700 block of james street. 45-year-old bob depaul and his girlfriend 42-year-old august democracy died. >>> the cleanup continues tonight in new jersey after that heavy rain left quite a mess. the storms left a lot of destruction and we're not just talking about the shore. in vineland, cumberland county, the rain actually destroyed part of a road. our shawnette wilson has the story from vineland city hall tonight. >> about 100 yards wide and about two and a half feet deep going right across. terrible. >> reporter: tom decribes the hole in the middle of panther road in vineland that's halted traffic since late friday night. it's a big problem for this community. >> farmers here and we can't pass the road. >> reporter: he himself is a fourth generation farmer. he knew it was a problem when he saw it for himself after heavy rain ov

joining me now is vikki hoyle, senior associate in regulation and compliance at the law firm walker morrisies have used different procedures. that is right. when you visit the website sometimes you will be asked to tick the box to opt in and sometimes to the box to opt in and sometimes to opt out. sometimes the opt in box will already be ticked and that is when the company can use you dated to send you marketing communications and pass it on to third parties. the news this morning is that pretext boxes opt in and opt out will no longer be allowed, so you will a lwa ys longer be allowed, so you will always have to opt in for your data to be used in this way. how will it work in practice for companies? will there be an expense required to make this work? a lot of companies spent a lot of time needing that information, they rely on it and they make money on passing it on. that is right, they do. they now need to look at what data they are collecting and how they collected and make sure that they have got the correct structure in place. if not, they have to make sure it is valid. how do our la

it's really going to be something that we need to watch after labor day, between republicans on the hoyle coming up on the show? >> great lineup, david bossie, his first appearance on fox news sunday, the bannon era, post- post-bannon, and what do his supporters think about all these moves. do they believe their issues can be carried forward with the new setup in the west wing? this is ben cardin, the democrat from maryland, the ranking chair on the senate foreign relations committee. you've got big issues on the table, the latest with the terror attacks in spain, what happened in north korea with these drills tomorrow there. we could get an announcement from the white house on afghanistan perhaps tomorrow, so all this stuff we'll talk to him about that, certainly the monuments fallout coming up shortly. todd: ambition show, bill, looking forward to. enjoy dc. i'm looking forward to you coming back 'cause i miss my, "hey, boss" greeting every morning. trish: coming up, the calls to remove confederate statues reaching a fever pitch but our next guest makes the case to keep them for the sak