joining us now is jonathan portes and is still with us is eric lonergan and jonathan bell.ram. we spoke about two or three months ago and quietly optimistic while cautious about what brexit will bring. worse or better? jonathan portes: we have basically made very little progress in the last two or three months. from that standpoint, it is bad news. we are running out of time. what we are seeing in the position paper released today and in some of the others out of the last week or two is the really station of the part of that theyovernment will have to make compromises and back away from the red lines on the european court of justice if they want a deal and they recognize of theresa may's claim that no deal was better than a bad deal was just a slogan. there is less than a 10% or 20% chance of a crash out? i think it iss: less than one in three. not the most likely outcome but ifis still quite possible politics get in the way here. the prime minister has to take her government which is bitterly divided on this issue and the country appears to be bitterly divided and a so far

jonathan: another area is port arthur. they are taking on water. the place where some seek refuge is looking like the places they were evacuated or rescued from. this is the bob bower civic center. evacuees forced out again. many are waiting in the bleachers until they can be taken to another try shelter. alison: local help continues this is task force one to help the flood victims make it out of the water log homes. they were met by the devastation yesterday. the elite urban search and rescue team is joined by the seven healths and the 40 members of the virginia national guard in coming days. with the quick changes happening on the country gulf coast you don't want to miss any update that happen. count on abc7 for continuing coverage as we track harvey's path of destruction. you can get breaking details online at wjla.com. jonathan: the world knows in seconds when north korea launches a missile. inside the secretive country not so much. it takes longer. in fact, if at all. that is state run media releasing the crowd learning of monday's launch day

navy says ten sailors are missing and five are injured after the uss jonathan collided near singapore. it is having to port but again five sailors are injured in ten are missing. a certain effort operation is underway. we will keep you posted. now, on to swamp watch. you will hear a lot over the next few months about tax reform. if you listen to the arguments, remember our tax code is as much a part of the swamp as any other aspect of government. it benefits the elite at the expense of working americans. tax breaks for the rich are tonight's swamp watch. they can subtract the income from the property taxes they pay from their federal tax income. it's one of the biggest tax base and saves around a hundred billion dollars a year. what's not to like. surely we should be in favor of anything that saves tax payers money. while yes, until you find out which taxpayers save money from this swampy scheme. in 2014, nearly 90% of the state and local tax deduction went to taxpayers earning over $100,000. year. how much of it benefited working americans? just 1% went to those earning less than 50000. year. the median i

jonathan: a deadly end to a bizarre chase in los angeles. youan but he drives police into the portangeles. you can see the car is rolling on its own. he climbs a tower in the port. he stands up there, and he's wobbling up there. after three hours of the standoff, he begins flailing toward police. yeah, he lost his balance, slipped, and then fell to his death. allison: take a look at this next story. police in california say a drunk driver crashed into a sign that reads "report drunk drivers, call 911." the 57-year-old flipped his jeep. police say he wouldn't have survived that crash had he not been wearing his seatbelt. jonathan: coming up for us at 6:00, one major commuter route is about to open as one is about to shut down. drive. allison: that is not hail but rather raining glass. the concern in downtow jonathan: i want to update you on the breaking news we have been following. isis is claiming responsibility for today's deadly terror attack. two men are in custody after a van plowed into a crowd of people in a public area where tourists like to go. 13 people killed, as many as

jonathan. general manager? >> berks highway lounge in port breeze. >> really hid never. >> yes. >> because it is new. >> twenty-firstou have here? >> the tuna poke. it is great summer dish, super easy to make, start with some beautiful watermellon. add green and red onion, dried see weed, sesame, ingredient, top with chris pi rice. >> almost has like sivie type look? >> super fresh, very bright, perfect summer item. >> is that shah how would you describe? >> if i were to describe this if you like watermellon, like tuna, you will love this. >> bring them together. love it. thank you so much. this one is my favorite. in the summertime i have to have it. when i was younger i studied in spain, cold soup, tomato base. you guys put watermellon in it? >> we do, hair loom tomatoes, watermellon, garlic, honey, and then we finish it with some feta cheese, yellow pepper, and watermellon salsa, some dill. >> it is so good. >> i've never had gazpacho? >> would you just add the watermellon? >> yes. >> cherry vinegar. >> mix it up little bit. >> all right, all right. >> feta cheese on top, goat cheese? >> feta cheese, yes. >> that

port of portsmouth for the first time this morning. she's the largest and one of the most powerful warships ever built for the royal navy. jonathanis is the largest warship ever built for the royal navy. to give you a sense of scale from the top of the mast down to the bottom of the keel is taller than nelson's column and from one end to the other is longer than the houses of parliament. the flight deck is four acres, three football pitches worth of british sovereign territory that in theory will be able to go anywhere in the world. but all this does not come cheap. the royal navy has never had a ship of this size before. hms queen elizabeth overshadowed everything around her. including portsmouth harbour, now her new home. a day to remember for the crowds who woke up early to see her in. and even a touch of nostalgia for when britain ruled the waves. it is absolutely thrilling. i was so proud with it going by. it is absolutely amazing. i think it makes the country feel a lot safer. it puts you, you know, above everybody else really, doesn't it? for the past seven weeks the 700 crew have been testing her systems. it is the most c