that's particularly unique of iceland.hey have records that go back more than a thousand years and they treat them like gold. >> this is the manuscript at the institute of iceland. this dates back hundreds of years and some nearly a mill enium old. >> this manuscript was handwritten in the 1600 believed to be a copy of a book from the 1400 century and that one is a copy of the 1200. you get the idea >> how far back are we talking about here? >> around 825. around 790. >> 790? if you think about genealogy around world, how unique is island and a document like this? >> it is just as unique as they come than the olympics culture has it, we would be receiving a gold medal for this. nowhere else you have a complete coverag coverage. at the decode offices, there are reminders of what's possible here and why. this is one big family and the last two generations -- they can be traced from one ancestor who i remember if i remember correctly born in 1961. >> going back to 400 years whatever, one an scestor and al this family tree. be

in iceland this morning. these are pictures from boston 's logan airport where passengers took off last night for iceland's capitol. additional pass eveningers from fail arrived in iceland on a different flight. tuesday's flight from philadelphia to the capitol, diverted from boston after a strange smell was noticed in the cabin. philadelphia mayor jim kenney and his staff were among those on the flight. >>> we continue to follow breaking news this morning, philadelphia councilman david oh is stabbed during an attempted robbery, did he just get out of surgery. we have an update on his condition next. >>> plus a truck has caught fire on the interstate in the major sit what that truck was carrying that made the fire so intense, we will be >>> we continue to follow breaking news this morning philadelphia city councilman david oh is now out of surgery and is in stable condition. he was stabbed during a robbery attempt outside his home on the 5800 block of thomas avenue in kingsessing. police have a vague descript

. >> mayor kenny ask in iceland right now, but released a statement saying in part whenever violence happens 0 on our streets it's a tragedy, when it happens near our homes where we are toaivet safe it is all -- supposed to be safe it is all the more devastating. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> david oh was first elected to council in 2011 and re-elected in 2015. he is the first asian-american elected to public office in philadelphia. else the only u.s. military vet serving on council. >>> residents in the city's frankford section helped save a woman whose attacker tried to stuff her into a trash bag. a 29-year-old woman and man were arguing when the man began to beat the woman. as she was unconscious he pro proceeded to empty the trash can and put her in a bag. the man ran off, the woman is in critical condition. >>> two people are dead and a third wounded in north philadelphia on west rush street before 11:00 p.m. witnesses say two gunmen on bikes read rowed up to -- rode p to the victim and opened fire. two were killed and third shot in the arm. >>> happening today a b

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other passengers from philly arrived in iceland earlier on a different flight. yesterday's flight from philadelphia diverted to boston after a strange smell was noticed in the cabin. mayor kenney and his staff were among those on the flight. >>> a local police officer's routine traffic stop turns out to be one he likely will never forget. >> straight ahead we'll tell you what prompted the woman he pulled over to give him a hug. >>> a world war ii veteran targeted by vandals >>> we hit 80 for the first time in philadelphia, and nearly two weeks' time but the big question is. can we keep enjoyable weather around, i'll have the answer in your full forecast coming up >>> nasa is set to go where it has never gone before. how it plans to explore the sun and why this is such a daring encounter. >>> live picture of the area where philadelphia police say city council david o was stabbed in the in exchange to presbyterian hospital where he's in critical condition. it happened around 9:40 at the 5800 block of thomas avenue. updates at cbsphilly.com. >>> a special surprise

other passengers from philly arrived in iceland earlier on a different flight. yesterday's flight from philadelphia diverted to boston after a strange smell was noticed in the cabin. mayor kenney and his staff were among those on the flight. >>> a local police officer's routine traffic stop turns out to be one he likely will never forget. >> straight ahead we'll tell you what prompted the woman he pulled over to give him a hug. >>> a world war ii veteran targeted by vandals >>> we hit 80 for the first time in philadelphia, and nearly two weeks' time but the big question is. can we keep enjoyable weather around, i'll have the answer in your full forecast coming up >>> nasa is set to go where it has never gone before. how it plans to explore the sun and why this is such a daring encounter. >>> live picture of the area where philadelphia police say city council david o was stabbed in the in exchange to presbyterian hospital where he's in critical condition. it happened around 9:40 at the 5800 block of thomas avenue. updates at cbsphilly.com. >>> a special surprise

flew there yesterday to mark the start between philadelphia and and iceland air. oh as you just heard was born and raised in philadelphia first elected in 2011 and re-elected in 2015. else the first asian-american elected to public office in philadelphia and the only u.s. military vet serving on council. stay with "action news" for the latest developments and 6abc.com. >>> a train struck and killed a trespass on the tracks in atlantic city county, new jersey. nj transit authorities responded in hammonton at 10:00 p.m. train service was suspended for two hours, but has since been restored. >>> two people were shot and killed in north philadelphia overnight, one a 17-year-old. a third person was hit by gunfire. the shooter is on the loose. "action news" reporter, jeanette reyes is live at police headquarters with details. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the only teen victim in the shooting died from his injuries hours ago after being shot in a hail of gunfire. he is one of two victims to die overnight. the shots broke out along the 1300 block

. >>> mike flew from sfo to iceland, sweden, holiday anderson, then back via iceland and newark, new jersey. the bag he checked arrived i were in europe but was missing when his wow air flight landed in newark. >> these things happen, right. >> right, 4660 times a day according to the federal government. mike immediately filed a report with wow air. days later, they sent him an e-mail informing him his bag was located and would be fedexed to him. >> perfect. this is what i wanted. >> reporter: then this oblong box arrived. >> this is about seven feet long -- it's bigger than my body. like no way this can be luggage in any way. >> reporter: the label indicates the long skinny box had shipped from wow air at newark airport to mike. >> only it's not my luggage. it's a gigantic car part from toyota motors. >> reporter: mike contacted wow and discovered that after it found his lost luggage in newark, it lost it, again. >> this is when everything sort of snowballed out of control. >> reporter: he returned the box and kept on wow about his bag's whereabouts. mike says he e-mailed every two

and in group i top of the table croatia lost to an injury time winner from iceland who join them on 13aw off kosovo and ukraine won in finland. england won their biggest international title since 1966 by beating venezuela 1—0 in the under—20 world cup final on sunday. it was england's first appearance in the final of any global tournament since their world cup victory 51 years ago. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. it has only taken 51 years, but pinch yourself, yes, england is once again ina pinch yourself, yes, england is once again in a world cup final. the so—called young lions, hoping to win and end decades of disappointment. england recovered their poise, and before the break, they were ahead. second time lucky. with less than 20 minutes left, venezuela were handed a lifeline. penalty. butjust when england needed a hero, they found one. the keeper can to the rescue, to his teammates‘ relief. and from that, they held on very famous triumph. and england have won the under 20 world cup! it is england's first world cup in any age group since 1966. after years of looking to

. >> reporter: mayor kenny is in iceland right now, but he re-released a statement saying -- he said they are praying for the counsel mab's -- councilman's quick recovery. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> david oh was first elected to council in 2011 and re-elected in 2015. he is the first asian-american elected to public office if philadelphia. he is the only u.s. military veteran currently serving on council. >> residents in the city's frankford section helped save a woman whose attacker tried to stuff her into a trash bag on the 4900 block of frankford avenue last night. the man began to beat the woman as she was unconscious, police say he preceded to empty a trash can of garbage and tried to put her in the bag. witnesses intervened, the man ran off. the women is in critical condition. >>> a triple shooting left two people dead and third wounded in north philadelphia. it happened on the 1300 block of west rush street before 11:00 p.m. witnesses say two gunmen on bikes rode up to the victim and opened fire. a man in his 20s and 17-year-old boy was killed. the a third man

i think last year we were losing to iceland. in fact, it is this very day, or was it yesterday?g to leave, brexit and the programme! henry and giles, thank you. that's it for the papers tonight. from us all, goodbye. good evening. it certainly has been all change on the weather front. we started today pretty wet from the isle of man up to northern england and into scotland. that is a way to drizzle and we saw some sharp showers developing across northern ireland and southern england. the heaviest have been through the south and east moving up through east anglia where today in the last 12 hours we have seen 50 millimetres two inches of rainfall. surface water and spray out there and many of you have been sending in weather watcher pictures that look pretty similarto watcher pictures that look pretty similar to this, watcher pictures that look pretty similarto this, a watcher pictures that look pretty similar to this, a dismal day i'm afraid. if you're going to be out on the roads overnight, that frame will stay heavy and persistent. surface water and spray out there across much

like this kid is iceland. he's whipping through this narrow canyon.lmost like luke sky walker on the death star. this is a talented pilot. he gets so low, he splashes the lens. remember i said this isn't as dangerous as skipping on trains. >> you were just kidding. >> i was a little bit wrong about that. >> so close! and that was such a cool shot too. >> crashes the drone. here's where it gets dangerous. the pilot decided to try and go get that drone. he went down a very steep hill, slipped and fell. tumbled into the river. got kind of hurt, dried everything out, had to go back a few days later with the help of his sister. they used climbing equipment. the kid wound up with >> best buds. ♪ >>> there you see big dog tv in front of a very familiar skyline. yes, this is new york city. got to show people the money. >> ten dollar bills to give to true strangers who are true to their passions. >> what do you love to do? >> i love to help other people. >> i'm an actor. but i have an audition right now. >> no way, dude. >> he thinks, hey, that's great that yo

>> philly.com reports philadelphia mayor jim kenney along with the rest of the cure on the iceland airation's capital tonight. last night the maiden flight from international took off for iceland but diverted to boston because of a smell of rubber. the new flight did land and it took off this afternoon. so there you go. ♪ >>> in your health we all know the dangers of smoking and even second hand smoke but you may not be aware of another smokin g danger called third hand smoke. it's residue you can't see or even smell and young kids may be most at risk. fox 29's joyce evans joins us now to explain. joyce? >> reporter: iain, you know that smokers are now saying that they're being picked on yet again and that non smokers overreacting in on i've going effort to punish those who choose to smoke cigarettes. even others contend the research is flawed. but the newest study published in scientific report social security not the first look at the effects of so-called third hand smoke. especially on the most vulnerable people. >> we're going to inhale as much as you can. blow out as much as you c

let's head over here to iceland. >> stroke, stroke, stroke. >> are you kidding me? even in the water. they're, like, right at the edge. >> they don't want to get their feet wet. >> this is three minutes and 15 seconds of pure gold. the one in the front is like let me take care of it. >> this is what four clueless people look like. >> they're terrified too. the look in their eyes. >> you hear the person recording laughing just as much as we are. >> when they are peddling there's always someone going the wrong way. constantly working the wrong way. >> or not paddling at all. gienlly they're defeated. they're like, forget about it. >>> he's all set for a date with his instagram crush. >> everything is looking good. >> but see what went wrong that landed him with these blonds instead. >> oh. they're cute. th for wounded warriorsgram and their families to build new lives together. when my dad left, i was, like, this big, but now i'm, like, this big. my dad got a master's degree in human resources. thanks to warriors to work that my dad has a terrific job. when the warrio

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germany game is the 27th ofjune and that was the same day executive of months ago that england lost to icelandame responded since then? there isn't another nation that has reached the last four of the under 17 is, and under 21 something out of it will match those teams by going on to reach the final of the respective competitions. they are physically germany say to a missing about six or seven players and it is not good to be an easy task but england are certainly a team growing in confidence. and don't forget you can hearfull commentary on the semifinal from 5pm tomorrow afternoon on five live cricket took a step into the future today with the first complete set of county championship matches oplayed as day—night games — with a pink ball. it's all to help england players ahead of the first day—night test in this country against the west indies at edgbaston in august. warwickshire are one of the counties involved in the staging the experiement and it's from there that our reporter dan pallett reports. it isa it is a revolution in the first cou nty it is a revolution in the first county champio

and mayor kenney is in iceland and he released a statement saying he is praying for his recovery and his family. >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police are also investigating the beating of a woman in the city's frankford section, he beat her unconscious and tried to stuff her into a trash back and as he was doing that people walked by the scene and he tried to flee. they got no icon frontation on frankford avenue and that is when he attacked her. she is in critical condition at torresdale hospital and her attacker is still on the loose. >>> in north philadelphia two people died, more than 30 bullets for fired. janet reyes is live at police headquarters with the details. >> this is the second teen to be gunned down this week in philadelphia. one of two killed overnight. and this afternoon the search continues for the killers. >> i was sleeping and it woke me out of my sleep. >> a seemingly never ending bar able of bullets jolted wayne out of bed last night. harris would learn that what he heard was the sound of a deadly shootout just down the street. >> philadelphia police say it happ

. >>> mayor kenney is in iceland but we sent his tweet overnight we are playing for councilman oh questions recovery. i urge anyone any information to call 911. >>> several city officials responded after learning what happened to councilman oh. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live with reaction from some of the council's collogues. good morning, anita what are they saying. >> reporter: what we're learning that is councilman david oh is resilient and will likely be back on the phone with other councilman members talking about legislation very soon. he is only military veteran on council, after being honorably discharged from the army national guard. we want to show you video from the job, in 2011 he became first asian american to be elect to publish office here, in philadelphia, he was re elected in 2015. the 57 year-old is also a father. he and his wife have four children together. councilman posted this photo on twitter last week celebrating his daughter sarah 's tenth birthday. last night council president darryl clark visited the councilman in the hospital. >> at any point anytime

. ♪ ♪ ashlee: there is part of me that thinks icelanders might not be the brightest of people.his place. it is mostly made up of barren, volcanic rock that belches, pushing the foul smell of sulfur throughout the countryside. animals and plants have avoided this cold, hard land, and so too should have humans, but, as we all know, humans are a stupid

colder air towards the far north, up towards iceland.reas of the uk, so we end up with this split. more likely to get rain in the north—west, much drier in the south—east. but for many parts, next week should be a lot warmer, particularly in the sunshine. tonight at ten, criminal charges will be brought against six people in relation to the hillsborough disaster nearly 30 years ago. 96 liverpool football supporters lost their lives because of overcrowding at sheffield wednesday's ground. among those facing trial is the senior police officer in charge on the day, david duckenfield, who is accused of manslaughter by gross negligence. relatives of the victims were told of the charges at a private meeting with the crown prosecution service. it's about all of these families, 28 years they've had of torture, really. it's been hell on earth. and they need an end to this. and now this, hopefully, this is definitely the start of the end. we'll have more detail of the charges being brought and reaction of the families. also tonight... pay in the p

military operating in that area that the popular jet was actually carrying strike against a convoy from iceland moving from the town of a certain into the town of total softball thirty kilometers east of the city and that in no way you posed any direct or in direct threat to any militia group from those militia groups operating alongside the u.s. led coalition trying to get control over gain control of the city over the top but i think there is more to the story and what's more to that story is that is the u.s. is trying to true boundaries in the syrian conflict and red lines. for the syrian army not to cross them and trying to actually prevent the syrian army from achieving two goals the first goal is to limit the presence of the kurdish militias which is the backbone of certain demographic forces and the second purpose is to actually. operational the syrian military to arrive to the city of theirs or to break an arsehole siege on the city that has been ongoing for three years to put things in perspective if it is pushed out of the law seems to be the scenario it's very likely that this will b

led coalition really in need of support from i don't know let's say iceland military for example well i can tell you you know as you are say rightly over a war most all of the nato allies are participating in the n.t. eyes as a pressure but not the nato isaf so the decision which has been taken a few days ago in brussels is mainly a political decision a symbolic one if you like i mean it does not involve i want to be clear on that it does not involve comical but i actions and the nato flag it is out of question georgia will be a political if you like signal and perhaps some nato assets will be used like the i walks like the unocal missiles planes you know and perhaps training you know and education on this kind of things but no call button on the ground. so if nato isn't going to commit specific troops to the anti isis five how will it go about its participation within the coalition. oh as they say to be fall you know in fact nato has been already linked in practice to do many many things you know o.d.d. as they can play these he made all the nato headquarters their offices but it doe

thursday night and friday, low—pressure, which will bring fresh conditions, the isobars back towards icelandnny weekend. plenty of dry weather around, some sunny spells but also the chance of some showers. but look at those temper just, the chance of some showers. but look at those temperjust, much fresher, 15 to about 23 celsius. that is it from me, but by —— look at those temperatures. hello, it's wednesday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm joanna gosling in for victoria, welcome to the programme. our top story. theresa may sets out her plans for the next two years of government in the queen's speech later, promising to work with humility and resolve following the snap general election. first secretary of state damian green insists mrs may has learnt lessons from the result. we are by a mile the largest single party in parliament and we won more votes, so we are presenting a queen's speech but yes, the prime minister will learn the lessons, has learned the lessons of what happened during the election. brexit—related legislation is expected to dominate but there will also be bills on reducing motor insu

. >> guess who was in iceland recently. mayor kenney. how about that?iticized mayor nutter for travel and others, as well. this time he realized he should go, "it's good for mayors to do these sorts of things, and governors, to represent us on the world stage." so, congratulations, mayor, and please travel more. >> all right. larry. >> there's speculation that state senator daylin leach will challenge congressman pat meehan for congress in the 7th congressional district. what's interesting about that is meehan's tough. he's got a lot of money. he's well-ensconced in delaware county. but i think what leach is banking for is a wave election that could carry him to victory. >> and do you think that he has the standing to do it at this moment? >> it'll be -- it'll be difficult, but what leach proved with medical marijuana is that he's not just a comedian. he can actually bring coalitions together. >> all right, and that's "inside story" for this week. thanks to you for watching. thanks to our insiders for your thoughts and your time. hope to see you right b

argentina tell it to iceland they defeated england means nothing but i do think we'll see an open game or nervy different. don't lose that's the mantra in any tournament around the world slightly different today because the russian team is a fairly new team it's a young vibrant. and i have to get the nation on side they have to get them free in the middle for football again after a disappointing european championship tournament for new zealand slightly different they're trying to break out of the shadow of rugby union the most popular sports in new zealand so the all whites announcer you heard soon they'll be looking to create a major upset on wall personally i think we'll see both teams going for it that's my prediction we talk about the pressure on these teams for today's opening match i think there was visible pressure on the killie the cabbage. i don't want to ruin this video because it takes a long time to get up to the match fitness theory achilles he's the official animal oracle for the years for. confederations cup is supposed to predict the outcome of the games i told him the

targeting what it says were islamic state bases in retaliation for this month's deadly attacks by iceland tehran here on our enemy should know that iran is not london and paris this was a job which had to be done if they do more wrong things they will see more deadly attacks it's the first time around used medium range missiles and any thirty years they capable of flying up to seven hundred kilometers i remained on clear whether they had successfully their targets and here and as more details. when you hear that iran has launched missile strikes the reaction from most people would be fear and dread and that's because iran has been painted as the daddy of the entire region and that's because we've been led to what we've been told that iran is a country that supports terrorism iran has conducted another ballistic missile to president it's putting iran on notice for firing a ballistic missile and there are also reports the white house is considering labeling iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps a terrorist organization yet what these latest developments show is a very different side to t

as i speak, nato ministers are meeting in iceland to review the progress of our proposals for eliminating these weapons. at the talks in geneva, we have also proposed deep cuts in strategic offensive weapons. and the western allies have likewise made far-reaching proposals to reduce the danger of conventional war and to place a total ban on chemical weapons. while we pursue these arms reductions, i pledge to you that we will maintain the capacity to deter soviet aggression at any level at which it might occur. [applause] and in cooperation with many of our allies, the united states is pursuing the strategic defense initiative -- research to base deterrence not on the threat of offensive retaliation, but on defenses that truly defend, on systems, in short, that will not target populations, but shield them. by these means we seek to increase the safety of europe and all the world. but we must remember a crucial fact east and west do not , mistrust each other because we are armed we are armed because , we mistrust each other. [applause] and ouragan: differences are not about weapons but abou

here's a poor, iceland country who has somehow built itself a nuclear arsenal.hey've developed all these artillery. it's a poor country. it makes no sense, but it's a fact. >> jon: president trump said early in his administration that if china is not going to help solve the north korean problem, than the u.s. well. could the u.s. do it without china's help? >> yes, we can. at least prevent north korea acquiring a nuclear weapon against the u.s. we would have to do so unless china is able to do something, by attacking north korea. most people when they play through this game cb attack attack north korea and north korea attacks soul, we then attack and could kill more people in south korea. now we're into the second korean war. the chinese entered the war through the 30th parallel. most people believe and i believe that if we have a second korean war, we'll see china fighting in that war to prevent the unification of korea under a government that's a military ally to the u.s. it's almost impossible to believe, but we are seeing a sequence of events like we saw in

. >> reporter: he flew from sfo to iceland, sweden, holland and back. bag he checked arrived everywhere in europe but was missing when his flight landed in newark. >> these things happen. >> about 4,660 times a day according to the federal government. mike immediately filed a report. five days later wow headquarters sent mike an e-mail informing him his bag was located and would be fed exed to him. >> i was elated. this is what i wanted. >> reporter: but then this oblong box arrived. >> this is about seven feet long. it is bigger than my body. like no way this is luggage in any way. >> reporter: the label indicates the long skinny box had shipped from wow air at newark airport to mike. >> only it's not my luggage. it's a gigantic car part from toyota motors. >> reporter: mike contacted wow and discovered after it found his lost luggage it lost it again. >> this is when everything sort of snow balled out of control. >> reporter: so he returned the box and kept on wow about his bag's whereabouts and said he e-mailed every two or three days but no response

. >>> iceland air marking its 80th anniversary. is putting on an in air theater performance first of its kind, it will play out dring a flight from london to new york. the airline sent the cabin crew to theater school so they would be ready to perform for the passengers at 39,000 feet. the in air entertainment is expected to happen in september. they're doing it to help out passenger boredom. >> that is >> stories about people being bore d. >> in flight theater. let me tell you that would make my day. >> that is pretty darn cool. >> i think the opposite leave me alone on my flight. movie? fly the plane >> don't be dancing around. >> a world where people burst into song and everybody knows the dance moves >> if the pilot is dancing up and down the aisles, who's flying the plane. >> auto pilot? trust that >> no. >>> weather forecast for your day, first day of summer quick weather forecast. 72 degrees, high thin clouds for the gorgeous sunrise, satellite and radar showing the clouds are clearing. showers on the eastern shore will clea

you guarantee these weapons will not be turned against your 65-year-old nato ally fighting against iceland? >> we are very focused on maintaining the relationship a we have as you pointed out jeff. our nato ally in turkey. to that point, i made nine trips to turkey in the past 12 months. i met with my turkish counterpart no less than 15 times in the last year to make sure we maintain a effective relationship with a nato ally. we've told them at the end of the day, key element is making sure we accomplish a mission with our relationship with turkey. we sat down with the turks. we have a tight frame work. we have transparency in reporting. we providing them routine reports what we're doing. we provide them transparency and type of weapons that we have. we have put in mechanisms in place to make sure the weapons we're providing to the syrian democratic forces are intended for raqqa and raqqa only. whoever asked that question, it's very important question. it's a strategic question. it affects relationship with important ally. we're mindful that. secretary mattis next week will meet with his t

cnn sent me all over the world from iceland to vanue oughtue to see how the most wonderful corners of our planerate changing but i had no idea how much was about to change back home. >> this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> while i was out wandering, america replaced more men with more machines, legalized same-sex marriage and legitimized marijuana and those changes would be seismic enough without a nightly drum beat of tension and terror. so while i was visiting far away people who envy americans, so many americans were living in states of fear and anger. >> one of the things everybody missed is the absolute ager that's out here. you don't even have a clue. >> times like these are ripe for leaders to divide, for citizens to cast their own countryman as us verses them. but our founders built a society where us plus them equals "we the people." and this noble idea is going to survive the divisive age of trump, we the people need to talk to each other. what the hell, i'll go first. i'm from berry land. this is sundra and we are from the same hsing project. >> ba

that money disappeared from new york to iceland into a bank that was under the control of a russian oligarch. >> well, that's interesting. nick, i wanted to talk to you. i thought of having you on tonight because, you know, when we go back to watergate, and again there's no perfect template for what's happening now, but there is the famous follow the money line. people tend to forget that was the thread, that nixon had to get this money and get it to the people that were up to the high jinx as it were. that was sort of the key part to cracking the case. >> it was part of the case, all right? but i think what's interesting here is that you can't look at the obstruction and the following the money as two separate items. you've got to ask yourself, people who obstruct justice, they do it because they're trying to hide something. so what you've got to ask yourself here is what is trump trying to hide? do you really he was asking jim comey out of the goodness of his heart because he loves michael flynn to just drop the case on michael flynn? there is something that michael flynn knows about donal

. >>> mayor kenney is in iceland but sent this tweet overnight we are all praying for councilman oh's quick recovery and his family. i urge anyone with any information about this crime to call 911. >>> while councilman oh recovers city officials are keeping them close to their thoughts. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live with the collogue able to visit the councilman at the hospital good morning, anita report are the fellow collogues say councilman david oh is a fighter, only military vote ran on council after being honorably discharge from the army national guard. he is first asian american elect to publish office here in philadelphia, and he was first elected to city council in 2011 and then reelect in 2015. the 57 year-old is also a father, he and his wife have four young children together and he recently posted a photoed owe on twitter of his daughter sarah's tenth birthday. many others expressing their support over social media, meantime council president darryl clark visited the councilman in the hospital last night. >> david's a tough guy, he will be okay, he will be r

them, as happened to robert spencer, who is well-known to this network, when he gave a speech in icelandecently. or you open fire on them. you make politics impossible if you do that. >> tucker: he you are not debating someone who disagrees with you, you are debating somee who is immoral. the faithful versus the infidel. there is a religious quality to the way they approach politics. you notice that? >> yes, i think so. if you have people like the southern property law group, which has become fabulously wealthy by labeling everyone they disagree with as a hate group. if you keep calling everybody a hater, and in fact, if your organization calls people haters, you are the hater. i would like to disagree with the tone of what we have heard today, including in the last hour for martha maccallum and brit hume, when they were talking about unity and will this unity last. obviously, the unity won't last because ultimately, rand paul has very little that unites him with bernie sanders. we don't actually need unity. we need robust, civilized disunity. people honestly recognize that they disagree

i'm iceland in the mock u.n. mom, we're gonna lose her. i am doing my best.uke, come say good-bye to your sister. (muffled voice) i'm right here. bye, haley. have fun. don't drink too much beer and shots of tequila. why are you wearing that mask? uh, i like it. he doesn't want you to see him cry. he's literally masking his emotions. no! that's so sweet. come here. it's not sweet. i'm an evil cyborg. half my face was burned off in an industrial accident, and the mask is hiding the servos that control my mouth. oh! oh! yes, i am sad haley is leaving, but i'm gonna be okay knowing i've done everything i can to get her set up and prepared and off on the right foot. not me. when we're standing in her dorm room saying good-bye, it's gonna be one of the most emotional moments of my life. i'm gonna cry harder than the first time i saw "air bud"... oh. especially when i give her this. "phil's-osophy." hmm. a hardbound collection of all the life lessons i've learned, such as... "always look people in the eye, "even if they're blind. just say, 'i'm looking you in the ey

it may lead us to an aspect that i've written about involving the icelandic financial crisis and donaldany transactions donald has engaged in the sale of apartments. and what's going to happen going forward is i don't think the special prosecutor had anything to do with this leak. the post's terrific reporting reflects the fact that as more and more people are called and told we're going to interview you, or they are interviewed, more and more people know what's going on. and with a lot of shoe leather work, notice how many bylines were on that story, you're going to see more and more come out. and you're going to see donald's lawyer claim that mueller was behind this when not likely to be at all. >> david ignatius, i assume you've been sealed off from this particular reporting, and you don't know the sources that have been used. and so i don't mean to compromise you in any way with you about your newspaper. but to david cay johnston's point, when you read this thing thinking about the sources, there are several people in here who are being called as witnesses by the special prosecutor.

so i was watching the dream from iceland and watching my facebook feed, one half giddy over donald trumpepression. why don't i retrace my steps and see the world through their eyes. because ultimately we the people have to figure out if we want this experiment going . so many different ideas and value systems that come together. >> were you surprised with what you heard? >> what i was surprised about is how distant people are in the most connected age in human history. >> that's a really good way of putting it. >> in wisconsin where i spent my summers, i spent some high school there, you melt in, you tune out, you forget the daily sort of soap opera that we're sort of obsessed by and a lot of friends say i vote once and i don't think about it again for four years. it's interesting information to have for both parties as they think about where we go from here. >> i was reading some of the material. you wrote something on cnn.com about this. this one line stuck out. it's time to ask our country men where are you from. with a lot less fear and a lot more wonder. >> right. >> i love that. wh

on this.keep an eye watch some of the stocks that ransomn hit iceland the -- hit by some of the ransomwareeholders pay attention to this? there is the wider story of what is happening in the text race -- tech space more broadly. the nasdaq broke its trendline, it is an upward trend line, something to pay attention to. we will talk about that with our next guest. keep an eye on european tech. the ftse 100 cool down and the rest of europe cool down around white five of 1%. the market open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: minutes to go until cash opens. futures pointing to a negative start, which is something you are seeing in other asset classes as well. the euro is trading higher. yields have opened higher. else opening shortly. openingaround -- gilts shortly. upon his weaker, which is why you are seeing an outperformance relative to its peers. down .2%. we will want trade carefully to see how the pound trade through the rest of the session. we are expecting may be some movement of individual names. keep an eye on what is happening with nestle, and some of these tech stocks as well. beene