county tornado warning for kent county, delaware until 6:45. maybe we will go over to the weather computer. matt, unclick me there and we will bring it over to doppler radar to show is what going on there a tornado warning has been issues at that persian of the line in marts of the central and southern delaware that area shaded in red. it that is tornado warning. we have seen all of this lightening, all of the heavy rain too. it is going to be difficult to see if a tornado is on the ground. is there doppler indicated or is this confirmed? at this point it looks like it is most likely radar indicated we have not had any confirmation tornado on the ground but there could be. it would be very difficult to see with all this torrential rain and lightening coming down. this is area in question, milford, is in that tornado warning. matt, can we zoom in and getty closer look at these towns under tornado warning in effect right now. we will walk you through tornado warning. thinks time, to seek shelter if you are in this warning, in delaware, sussex cou

even if it was, west, of kent county, delaware it was maintaining its strength, that nearly continuing lightening lightening strikes kept going as it progressed milese bound so it did maintain that strength and it is really still moving, at a fast pace and very potent cell and most component portion of the severe thunderstorms. we are in a enhanced risk as issued by storm prediction center. there is five levels of risk, and enhanced third on the scale so we did have that, conducive environment for severe weather. it is coming with the line of severe storms, we had multiple severe thunderstorm warnings across pennsylvania, that into new jersey and as a line continues to move eastbound and we are dealing with these warnings in delaware, severe thunderstorm warning and now in particular, we will dangerous type of warnings a tornado warning we need to be respond ago pope eighthly. again kent county, sus zest county 6:45 cities including allendale, greenwood, milford and slaughter beach, so maybe we can take you close inner while we can zoom in on the cities and show you more who is dealing

southern kent and northern sussex county.is moving toward the northeast about five tee miles an hour. doppler radar kateed tornado. rotating thunderstorm indicat id on gop pleasure radar moving toward the northeast until 6:45 this evening. severe thunderstorm cell that was moving from the northeast along the eastern shore of the maryland. now moving 50 miles an hour it will be moving across the bay and the severe storm will be moving into places like bridgeton, also, millville into cumberland county once it crosses the bay. you can see the rotation here indicated on the doppler radar. the bright reds and that dark red indicating the possible tornado moving toward the northeast f you live in this area, anywhere between milford, allendale, slaughter beach, milton you are in the path of this dangerous storm. going into the interior room of your home and away from the windows until this dangerous storm passes. possibly even in the basement. so once again around 113 moving toward slaughter beach, this is in sussex county delaware.

so the only warnings left right now parts of cumberland county and kent county and also new castle county in delaware until 6:45, strong winds initially with those storms that are packing quite a punch. but nonetheless, you can see the edge of this is very bright so we have very torrential rain. strong winds as well as cloud to ground light thing that is pretty intense, 45 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes along route 40, the atlantic city expressway and again during the rush hour you're dealing with a wall of water that initially comes down at rates of between three and 4-inches per hour, so it is blinding rain and as we head down to the south, we're also dealing with some pretty intense storms stretching through dover as well and you can see those rainfall rates an additional two to 4 inches of rain there and, again, this is where we have the most intense severe storms at the present time, over 150 or so lightning strikes from millville to dover just in the last 15 minutes. in addition to again the severe storms we're dealing with, a lot of water on the roadways. meteorologist me

. —— in kent. those atla ntic watcher intent. —— in kent. responsible for bringing windy weather back into the weekend. s in kent. ranking into parts of northern ireland, is western and south—western scotland. the south and east, it will be a dry into the night. still quite warm for the morning. 1a or 15 celsius. —— in kent. at this stage in belfast, glasto, maybe edinburgh, not too much rain. some heavier pulse is possible a little further south into the lake district, lancashire maybe, but for most of the central and southern areas, a dry start today. some sunshine poking through and temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees. this here, this band of weather, this cold front or cool front, that brings fresh atlantic conditions end, it is producing southwards in the morning and into the afternoon. so navy cross parts of the midlands and wales, there will be spots of rain, and as it moves south, it is good to brighten up moves south, it is good to brighten up in belfast and glasto. sunshine in the afternoon. a fair bit of cloud in london, 23. it i

yes, the people of ramsgate and the other kent seaside towns that make up other kent seaside towns thatrdinary position tonight. 0ne find themselves in an extraordinary position tonight. one of the main candidates is now facing criminal charges for allegedly breaking the rules in the previous campaign... in the 2015 general election, the voters of south thanet were deluged by conservative campaigners, desperate to keep the seat from nigel farage. their candidate posed with every member of the front bench that he could find. craig mackinlay. .. the tories won, just. but today, craig mackinlay was charged with filing false expenses for the campaign. so was his agent, nathan gray, and senior campaigner marion little, 0be, has been charged with aiding and abetting them. this was the moment this morning when nigel farage heard the news. you are joking? my good lord. right, that is big news. thank you. craig mackinlay has just been charged. 0nce big news. thank you. craig mackinlay has just been charged. once again it is bad judgment from theresa may. why on earth would you allow someone to g

jo ling kent, nbc news, san francisco. >>> coming up, a new tradition for dads by dads.t is spreading around the country. >>> finally tonight, a new father's day tradition that's growing in popularity around the country. it's all about dads getting together to celebrate just before the big father's day holiday. joe fryer has our story tonight. >> reporter: to minnesota dads, the garage is more than an oversize shed. >> i have a double vise bench which is kind of nice. >> reporter: for john francis -- >> it is like a play room when we need it. >> reporter: it is a great place for the guys to hang out. >> like the sign says, what happens in the garage stays in the garage. >> reporter: frances spends every father's day with his two daughters, he spends the night before with fellow dads, a tradition created inside that garage five years ago when he invited friends over for beers and pizza and father's eve was born. >> we connect, we share and we celebrate being dads. >> reporter: each year it got bigger. >> thanks for coming. happy father's eve. >> reporter: so much so the p

it is a part of london where people heading from kent on overla nd where people heading from kent onrland trains. hundreds of people get off that train and london bridge is your first destination you a ride that if you are coming that way. —— awry that if you are coming that way. so many pubs and you have borough market. london bridge offers a lit up view of tower bridge in the distance. it is a tourist are it isa it is a tourist attraction. many people's mice being ruined by this incident. london ambulance service, their resilience team are tweeting, saying that they are responding to this incident and more information will follow when we have it. they say that multiple resources are attending the incident at london bridge. they are urging people to avoid the area if possible. that bridge is closed to traffic. transport for london have closed the london bridge station. the london ambulance service are saying to only call 909 if you have a genuine emergency. “— call 909 if you have a genuine emergency. —— nine 99. they are having to divert as many resources as possible to this incide

this is actual kent county, this is lifting to the north, 20, 25 miles per hour. we have downpours just a few sprinkles out ahead of that. temperatures reading, 69 degrees with a dewpoint of 67. you can see how close these two numbers are. when they get this close, they become saturated you get the fog. pressure is holding steady, winds out of the east/northeast. visibility report a lot of fog across south jersey and delaware, three miles in philadelphia. one mile for millville. one in trenton. .8 in atlantic city and the surrounding suburbs. satellite and radar we have a frontal system stuck right here west of our viewing area it stretches across the delmarva and runs off the coast. it is slowly misting to the north. -- lifting to the north, because of the proximity of that front we run the risk of a shower or thunderstorm over the next 24, 48 hours. maybe a shower or thunderstorm this afternoon, not enough to ruin plans. the skies will turn threatening at sometime during the day. the front will slide through, shower or thunderstorm possible throughout the day. w

this fire is actually burning a few miles to the west of where i am over by kent lake. the good news is that its only burned about 38 acres, it is moving slowly at this point and is roughly 78 percent contained as of tuesday evening and is not threatening any structures. let's go ahead and take a look at some video and still images taken by the marin county fire department on tuesday. this fire started about 10:26 in the morning over by kent lake. it was spotted by a park ranger. it's burning in a very remote location mainly through grass and brush. a few trees. cal fire responded with a helicopter and fixed wing aircraft making water and flame retardant drops around the burn zone. about 80 fire fighters are here from multiple agencies trying to get a handle on this fire. it was breezy here in marin on tuesday but the humidity was high. if it had been a hot dry day this fire may have moved faster but that is helping fire fighters keeping this fire from burning out of control. fire crews are going to remain here through out tuesday evening and they are hoping for full co

the women were outside a relatives home in the unit block of kent road in upper darby. two women pulled up in this car believed to be a newer model dark sedan, they robbed maria and marta at gun point. they let the woman take the bag and the woman take out a gun and look at her and give her a quick bunch. >> the suspects got away with $700 from maria purse and $200 and a cell phone from marta. a cab was called monday night to coply road and one talked to the cabby and one when into the passenger side and put a gun to his head and took hundred. and then in glendale. a gun was there with a gun to his head with the female comes into the passenger side of the car. take a look at this car. police are certain that the public can help end this two woman crime spree. >> you get an 86-year-old woman and pistol whip her to get her handbag, as far as i'm concerned they are violent predators and scum bag. >> this was a lot of money for maria and marta, money they saved and brought for this trip. they are leaving next week and they hope to catch the suspect before they depart for ec

jolene kent, nbc news, new york. >>> now to new developments in the deadly police shooting that made national headlines and was caught on a police dash cam. as one chicago officer awaits trial for fatally shooting 17-year-old la quaun mcdonald, 16 times in 2014, today three other officers were indicted in an alleged cover-up. that dash cam vish yo appears to show mcdonald holding a knife but walking away from police. >>> here in new york city today, chaos and panic underground as a subway hit a wall and derailed. dozens of people were injured, passengers had to be evacuated through smoke and darkness. the latest in a series of incidents in the largest subway system in the world plagued by aging infrastructure. nbc's ron allen has more. >> reporter: every subway rider's worst nightmare, a massive jolt, what sounds like an explosion. blinding darkness, choking smoke, deep underground. >> i really thought i was going to die, to be honest. at first i thought it was a terrorist attack. >> i thought, this is serious. >> reporter: for unknown reasons, the train's emergency brakes activated.

here's nbc business correspondent jo ling kent. >> i hate working the theater.ll the action's on the other side of the mall. >> reporter: that summer job at the mall, once a teenaged rite of package and a central theme of "fast times at ridgemont high," may now become a thing of the past. >> i've sent out application after application. >> reporter: 20-year-old khadija dixon is racing to find a position before summer's in full swing. she worked retail last summer. >> department stores, i've done sneaker jobs, woman's clothing. >> reporter: there's a new reality for teens nationwide with more retail stores closing across the country and a boom in online sales. more stores at malls like this one simply aren't hiring. many retail jobs are now moving behind the scenes, often far away from mall locations. >> those jobs are not necessarily going away. they're just shifting to the back. it's just in the warehouses, it's in shipping and handling. >> reporter: a new forecast shows teens will be better off looking for work outside of retail. >> there's a lot of growing ind

jo ling kent, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with an apple anniversary. how the iphone changed the world as we knew it over the last decade. >>> it was ten years ago today when steve jobs and company changed the world. can you even imagine a time before the smartphone? for so many they might as well be fused to our hands. nbc's gadi schwartz has a look back at the start of the iphone and what may be next. >> -- category of things -- >> reporter: these days you can watch the moment steve jobs changed everything on the very phones he foretold. >> today apple is going to reinvent the phone. >> this is how you turn it on. >> reporter: a decade agoat smart yft phones meant a tiny screen and a tiny clicky keyboard. then the tech announcement that changed our culture. a sleek simple glass-covered rectangle that surfed the web, played music, e-mails, took pictures, and had a touchscreen. >> we're going to touch this with our fingers. >> reporter: that glass rectangle now copied by everyone while its app store has given rise to a $1.4 trillion market. where tech g

jolene kent, san francisco. >>> seen in a courtroom outside philadelphia today as bill cosby's accuser came face-to-face with the man she says drugged and sexually assaulted her inside his home. andrea constad speaking publicly the first time. >> reporter: andrea arrived at court today serious and determined. sitting across the courtroom from bill cowboys, she described her initial impressions of him while working at temple university, a friend, somebody i trusted. a mentor. in january 2004, she went to cosby's house to talk her career. the comedian offers her three blue pills saying these will help you relax. moments later, feeling unsteady and panicking a bit, she said cosby moved her to the couch. with a shaky voice, she told the jury i was trying to get my hands to move and my legs to move but i was frozen. unable to fight back, she says cosby molested her. i wanted it to stop she told the courtroom. lily bernard and victoria say they were sexually assaulted by cosby as well and were here to watch the trial. >> i thought she was extraordinarily authentic. >> for me, it was an emoti

thanks. >> reporter: jo ling kent, nbc news new york. >>> when we come back, a young man with piet --riotism. we'll tell you how he's inspiring america. >>> on a week when this country's deep divisions have been exposed once again, we turn to a story we can all rally around about a young man, a craftsman that works in red, white and blue honoring those who serve this country and how he found his calling and how he's inspiring america. here is joe fryer. >> reporter: for aaron alexander, the flag is a symbol of freedom and opportunity. >> it's incredible. >> reporter: that smile has been stitched on to aaron's face for two years now ever since he got a job sewing the stars and stripes. >> perfectly be matched. >> reporter: his employer in california hires adults with disabilities including aaron with a learning disability the i. >> personally, this is not a job. this is a career. >> reporter: a career that took him to washington this week for a conference with the agency source america. >> it's challenging but i'm going to keep going. >> reporter: he's telling the lawmakers about the i

nbc news business correspondent jo ling kent has details for us. >> reporter: travis kalanick, founder and ceo of ride sharing giant uber suddenly resigning late tuesday after intense pressure from five major investors. in a statement, kalanick said i have accepted the investors' request to step aside so uber can go back to building rather than be distracted with another fight. kalanick forced out so the company could move on after months of allegations sparked by former engineer susan fowler of sexual harassment, bull egg and inappropriate workplace behavior. kalanick is an aggressive entrepreneur known for breaking rules. that hard charging style also explains how he built a company that revolutionized transportation. >> we're changing the way cities work. >> reporter: since its founding eight years ago uber has expanded into 80 countries serving 40 million riders in a month. a recent report predicts by 2030 people will use ride sharing for one in every four car trips. >> at this point in 2017 people are really asking themselves do i even need a car. >> reporter: but uber has already

we get late details from nbc news business contemporary, jolene kent. >> reporter: at least 20 terminations at uber after a law firm investigated 215 claims of sexual harassment, bullying and inappropriate workplace behavior by current and former staff. the action sparked by former engineer, susan fowler who described repeated unwanted sexual advances by her boss in a february blog post. she said it was clear he was trying to get me to have sex with him. when fowler reported the incidents to human resources, she says they were swept under the rug and her boss was called a high performer who management wouldn't feel comfortable uber ceo, travis kalanick launched an investigation and said his actions were abhorrent from anything uber believes in and says any who thinks this is okay will be fired. kalanick later caught on camera losing his temper with his own uber driver. leading an investigation into the trouble culture of the 12,000 person company. >> there is no organization in this company. they didn't bother to put into place. >> reporter: yesterday, uber hired francis frei to oversee an

cockpit cameras enabled us to share his delight as the spitfire soared above the kent hills. he was just a back—seat driver. but one question though he was adamant on, the aircraft he flew was still the best. hope i look like that at a92! —— at a92! railways and romance, that's the perfect combination for geoff marshall and vicki pipe who've decided to spend their summer visiting every single train station in britian. it will take them 1a weeks to travel to all 2,563 stations. our correspondent david sillito went to spend a day with them. good morning. what are you doing? we are travelling to all 2,563 railway stations in great britain. this is kingsbury. it is the cutest train i have ever seen! that is not a train! jeff and vicky in stourbridge, a class 139 parry people mover. this looks fun. i asked, "can ijoin you?" "sure," they said, "meet us at westbury." are we on the wrong platform? jeff. hello. vicky. i feel as though i know you already. the question is, why? we both have an interest in railways. coming from different perspectives. but really, why? how is skegness and

herr broch‘s delight as he soared above the kent hills.at driver. then, all too soon, it was over. summed up in one word. "wonderful." translation: the spitfire is an excellent aircraft and i had an excellent pilot. i remember how fantastic it is to be able to fly. on one question, herr broch was adamant. the aircraft he flew all those years ago were still the best. robert hall, bbc news biggin hill. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. a bit ofa a bit of a shock to the system, this rain. a bit like summer came to the abrupt end and autumn is knocking on the door. at a warning if you're travelling across south—eastern areas. there will be spray on the roads, miserable conditions at times. you can see this lump of rain heading towards the south—east, it's already brought quite a bit of rain to the coast and there is more to come. that needs to barrel through to the south—east of east anglia. earlier, the heavy rain in the north has fizzled out. the wet weather will be across central and eastern areas tonight. by five

kent had it right. but morally. it will lead to a weakening of what makes our country strong and great in the first place. our ability tocare about our neighbor -- to care about our neighbor, to listen and fight for the people we represent here in the united states senate. first, do no harm. that's what the ethos of the medical profession is and it ought to be our man take as well and it ought to be what my colleagues, if nothing else, heed as we reach this decision to listen to people who sent you here. and hear their stories. listen to the anxieties and fears and values of america. they will tell you all you need to know about this bill. kent told me, as he said, the cost will be staggering. not just in financial terms but human terms. this bill written behind closed doors, away from the light of day, away from the realities of medicalcare in the united states of america, away from the voices and faces that i have brought to the floor today and i will continue to bring them to the floor, ignore the most important

in the following carriage we have the duke of gloucester, the duchess of gloucester and the duke of kentduke of kent, cousin to both the queen and the duke of edinburgh. service procession is slightly later than usual because of that minute's silence, making its way along the mall in glorious sunshine, big crowds already gathered, and later of course there will be even greater crowds back at the palace following the parade for the appearance on the balcony of the entire royal family and a very impressive birthday fly— past of and a very impressive birthday fly—past of the royal air force featuring some 29 aircraft, that is all to come. the duchess of cornwall in the first carriage, earlier this month, three days after the attack on london bridge she was with the prince of wales at the royal under the hospital visiting members of the public there who were injured in the london bridge attack. last week the duchess of cambridge watched the kernel‘s review when the duke of cambridge oversaw the parade as colonel of the irish guards. the royal salute sounded by this field offices trumpeter jo

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of the line right now is approaching delaware with severe thunderstorm warnings for new castle and kentounties, sussex county until about 6:30 , head up there, nearly continuing lightening and those strong wind, also torrential downpours is going to make, commuting very difficult, so you really want to wait this out if you are in parts of the delaware, wait until about an hour before you hit that evening commute, as this rain is now approaching and you will see strongest portion of the line in parts of the kent county delaware. severe thunderstorm watch, that is good news there west of i-95 where that line continues to move, watch is still in effect until 8:00 and of course we will talk about severe weather coming up later in the show. >> thank you. >>> u.s. navy released names of all seven sailors who died over weekend in the collision between a destroyer ship and a cargo ship. the sailors ranged in age from 19 to 37. they are now several investigationness to what went wrong. this is as family and friend of the victims mourn their loss. impact crushed the starboard side of the u.s.s. f

started yesterday morning near kent lake. firefighters contained it earlier today at 38-acres.it never threatened any homes. . . and no evacuations were needed. (steve) bart officials saytheir watching you.(pam) all trains are now equipped with surveillance cameras. kron4's hermela aregawi spoke with a former police chiefand passengers about whether the new cameras are enough..to deter crime. (pkg) four cameras now on every train car.bart hopes it will help ease passenger concerns about safety on trains.former bart police chief gary gee weighed in on the new security measures.gary gee/former bart police chief:if a camera has been installed in each of them and they're not only operational but can record and store images for extended period of times so it can be retrieved by police as evidence then yes bart has met his promise.a promise bart vowed to keep after a passenger was shot and killed on a train back in january 2016.the suspect here.. was caught on some cameras - but turns out the ones on the trains were decoys.passenge

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view aren the moderate range in the mid-70s v there in the mounta we have one shower near in northern kent county on the eastern shore. going hour by hour into the afternoon, by noontime, the little pockets of green and yellow, these are some isolated showers that may be popping up west of the 95 corridor. but it is in the mountains where you see the oranges and yellows with the heavier downpours with thunder and lightning near 3:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. then that drifts closer to the shenandoah valley around 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. then it will break up, maybe a few scattered showers around that same time. maybe between 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. t perhaps a little thunder and 80 around noontime. and then 90 and more humid. t on tuesday. maybe a few showers wednesday and thursday. next weekend, a week from today, maybe afternoon storms. that's the way it looks. >>> tom, thank you very much. the metro maintenance program that derailed a lot of people's commute, maybe even yours. but foods, but what does that mean for you store and your wallet. >>> walmart is offeringre they check your blood pressure an

i am from kent. i've unacceptable how people get away with this. lam from kent. me... have you got a bomb in your bag? no. i am having to justify myself to you, as a young muslim. i had to show my bag and say actually, i have curry in my bag. do i need to show you that i have food in my bag? what kind of world do we live in? the stories are not rare, whose fault is it? i think some of the language that we have been hearing that the referendum campaign is really fuelling this. some of the images that the campaign, i know there are different versions of the league campaign, but the one led by my ukip person here on the left, i'm not quite able to call him a colleague, but the one led by his leader, nigel farage, when he stood in front of that revolting poster of desperate syrian refugees saying, what was it? "breaking point". those images leave a lasting impact and they fuel some of the hate crime that we see. one week after the referendum... those posters were used in germany in the 19305. if you look at the two posters side—by—side they are carbon copies. the evi

if you met kent, you would wonder how he was capable of that. and ordinary american, someone who looks like all the rest of us but he said to this body what it needs to hear. don't hurt the american people and he couldn't be more right. this proposal would cost our nation not just financially but morally. it would lead to a weakening of what makes our country strong and great in the first place. to fight for what is right and listen to the people we represent in the united states. first do no harm. that is the medical profession, what it is. and it ought to be our mantra as well. it out to be what my colleagues, if nothing else, if we reach this decision, to listen to people who send you hear and hear their story. listen to the anxiety and fears and values of america. that will tell you what you need to know about this bill. he said the cost, the cost will be staggering. not just in financial terms but human terms. this bill written behind closed doors away from the light of day, the realities of medical care, the voices and faces i brought to t

. >> reporter: kent alexander hired wray when he was oust attorney in georgia. >> i think the fbi could use a little less politics. and he is a very non-partisan guy. i was a clinton appointee when i hired him. chris is a republican. >> reporter: the appointment comes at a time when president trump's relationship with jeff sessions remains strained. for the second day in a row, the white house declined to say if the president had confidence in sessions. early senate reaction to wray's nomination was positive, even among some democrats. in the aftermath of comey's firing, wray's biggest confirmation hurdle will be proving his ability and willingness to deflect all forms of political pressure. >> major garrett, thanks. >>> in another important story tonight. isis has claimed responsibility for a pair of attacks that occurred today in tehran. at least 12 were killed in what's believed to be the first time isis has struck inside iran. mark phillips is following this. >> reporter: the targets were chosen for maximum exposure and symbolic value. two suicide bombers, one said to be a woman, at

would have let quincy take over if he didn't believe the guy has what it takes, moreover, if i know kentd i think i do, he's giving quincy the best hand possible, as part of his graciousness, he's a gracious man, and his desire to make things as easy on quincy as possible unfortunately, it's still tee early to tell how different the new coke will be, sure they have started solving the company's long standing problems, but they do have a long way to go more important from my perspective, the stock from coca-cola h coca-cola. it's very difficult for me to endorse coca-cola when pepsico has been the superior company for so long. but coke has a chance to gain a larger market share, but pepsico has had it for a long time pepsico's ceo one of the best i have ever seen i think coca-cola is worth watching if you think the transformation is going to happen if you want to buy coke now and wait for a pull back, you have my blessing, i think the company's set up for a good 2018 and you may have to start buying now to get those gains let's go to gerry in florida >> caller: you have one of the most en

as you can see, here at ransom farm in kent, it isa see, here at ransom farm in kent, it is a stunningll, we have the cloud breaking up in times to let a bit of sunshine through, a bit of a breeze, and temperatures in the mid— teens. a dry morning commute. heavy rain in the northern midlands, particularly west of the pennines. that will continue for a few hours yet. much of scotland sta rts few hours yet. much of scotland starts dry, sunniest in the north, temperatures already on the rise here. northern ireland will be dodging rain all day long, i'm afraid to say. that rain will be on and off. wettest conditions will be in the south—east of northern ireland and across western parts of england and wales. rain across wales in the hills in particular, rather persistent to take us through the beginning of the morning. through the day that breezes coming from a south to south—easterly direction, pushing further north and turning wetter across scotland. rain on and off in northern ireland. if you're starting off with the rain across western parts of england and wales things should write and

kent went on. let me quote him. now for the republicans who are seeing in this washington, can you please listen to me carefully. i am speaking to an empty chamber. let nobody make any mistake that republicans are hanging on kent's word as i speak now, but every one of them could go to the record. every one of them should be listening in their offices. every one of them should go to the record. and i will place kent's testimony in the record along with all of the testimony that we heard last friday as i did the testimony from monday's emergency health care hearing, if there is no objection. thank you, mr. president. so washington, please listen to me carefully. if i lose that medication, i will end up in the hospital, and it's going to cost the state and the federal government much more money than it would be to simply let me go to the pharmacy and pick up my medication. if there were ever a message that washington should hear, it is from kent o'brien.

this is all flows from this decision in kent versus west virginia, the 1889 supreme court case. therewere some notable people who spearheaded the whole activity . the most influential and successful of them was a man named james reed. reeves was a genuine believer in public health. he was also a fanatical believer in science as the future of medicine. but he was so fanatical that he would not allow any of his members of his medical organization to even to talk to physicians. at work medical , that were not ana doctors. >> for example, he had one man thrown out of the medical society because the man father-in-law was a physician of a different sort, a homeopathic physician and reeves felt that at family gatherings you must be talking to your father-in-law, you must talk to your wife's father. that means automatically your expelled from our society because you're talking , that's what a fanatic he was. he was also, to give him his credit hewas also genuinely committed to public health. one of the founding members of the american public health association . and very politically ast

ahead of it we saw heat and humidity building particularly across the kent coast, 25 degrees the highs and a cluster of showers through northern ireland and western scotland for much of the afternoon. some showers we re much of the afternoon. some showers were heavy and frequent. over the last few hours they have been drifting south into the north of england. as we go through the night, things will quieten down. showers drifting towards western coast of scotland. not a humid drifting towards western coast of scotland. nota humid night, 11 drifting towards western coast of scotland. not a humid night, 11 to 14 scotland. not a humid night, 11 to 1a degrees for many. we start with decent spells of sunshine across england and wales. cloud thickening through the day. this breeze will dry in more cloud and moisture, misty across the west facing coast and drizzle around. edit disappointing here, just as it has been for much of the week. —— a bit disappointing. we could see highs of 20 degrees. similar story for northern ireland, as well. scattered isolated showers in north—western england. f

rain is on its way just as picture in deal in kent.g to see brighter greens and yellows pushing into the south—west and to south wales. so, for the early evening rush hour there will be some rain around accompanied by strong to gale force gusts of winds on exposed coasts in the south—west. take note. tune into your bbc local radio station for travel traffic and travel updates. the rain will sit across much of the country through the night. the heaviest of the rain by the end of the night up into the far north of scotland. behind it, we will start to see a gradual improvement, but it is going to take its time and in fact, first thing in the morning we will have some outbreaks of showery rain across central and eastern england yet to clear away. some sunshine out to the south—west, but it will be really windy. gales likely to continue on those exposed coasts and we will see showers develop as well. northern ireland, not a bad start. much of scotla nd ireland, not a bad start. much of scotland and northern england will be grey and wet to

about two- miles to the southwest of kent lake which you see here on the map. being called the "pine fire." we know the fire started at about 10-30- this morning... and firefighters are throwing everything they have to try and stop it. kron 4's charles clifford joins us live from marin county... charles - are any homes in danger... and when do crews expect to have this fire under control? ( pam ) ( pam ) in the east bay... police made a huge illegal fireworks bust ... after checking out a craiglist ad. the newark police department put up this picture of what officers seized. a 21-year-old man posted an advertisement for - "boom fireworks." an undercover officer made a deal and showed up at his house to buy the goods. police then returned with the alameda county sheriff's bomb squad... and confiscated about 350- pounds worth of explosives. the man was arrested and faces multiple charges. ( steve ) this home on the outskirts of castro vally has a menagerie of exotic birds. so many birds that neighbors have made numerous complaints about noise, odors and an infest

jo ling kent, nbc news, san francisco. >>> and there's emeteorologists for tacos and sushand sushi. glee all of that airs tonight at 9:00 on fnt. >>> a final check of your forecast when we continue. don't forget to tune ellen show at 3:00, then st >>> you probably have seen the amazing rescue on your facebook feed, but there was more to this story, as a teenage girls falls off a ride at a six flags new york. she survived and is recovering. >> reporter: an end to a ride no one a terrified 14-year-old girl hanging on for deer life dangling from the seat of a ride. >> her neck is stuck. >> reporter: the harrowing moments caught on six flags saturday night. >> a young person dangling by just her arms and head, basically off the chair. >> reporter: the girl's brother on the chair with her shouting for help kleining franically to her arms. >> don't let her fall, don't let he die, please somebody save her i can't hold on much longer. bystander jumped into act. one main climbing it a nearby tree in an effort to be to the girts. others forming a human landing pad. honey, let go. i had promis

the conservative candidate for south thanet in kent craig mackinlay has been charged with offences relating to his election expenses in the run—up to the last general election. the crown prosecution service said mr mackinlay, who's standing again onjune 8th, and two other tory party workers will faces charges under the representation of the people act. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. craig mackinlay. it was one of the big conservative wins in the last general election, stopping nigel farage in south thanet. their candidate, craig mackinlay, won byjust under 3000 votes after talking during the campaign of all the support he had had from big name politicians. we have brought many powerful members of the government team down here to show that i am part of a very strong team. but today, craig mackinlay, who is standing for re—election, was charged with making a false declaration of the money he spent on his campaign. also charged was his agent, nathan grey, and marion little, a conservative party headquarters campaign specialist accused of aiding and abetting the other tw

jolene kent shows us how it matters to you. >> reporter: in a record deal, amazon is buying whole foods. by snapping up the struggling giant, am society gets a networker nearly 3450. the name will stay the same, but inside everything could coolest technological specimens of retailing that anybody has ever seen. >> amazon is giving customers a sneak peek of what's possible. >> once you have everything you want, you can just go. >> in a video posted last year, it touted its own grocery store concept without any registers or clerks. with news of the merger, big players lie kroger, costco and super value took a hit over the weekend, but consumer experts say shoppers are likely to walk away the big winners of this deal. >> more selection and lower pricing, and there will be two really, really big players making that happen. it will be walmart and amazon. >> reporter: it comes with some risk. this is the second major attempt to conger groceries, the first time amazon fresh has not been a wild success. amazon knows this. research shows 70% of money spent on food is still spent in and smell. >>

this is a picture of a thunderstorm taken by a weather watcher in kent.ling in, bringing much cooler conditions. this is the system. this system will be responsible for bringing some quite windy weather, particularly into northern areas, back into the weekend. let's look at friday, early hours of the morning. rain getting into parts of northern ireland, western and south—western scotland. for most of us in the south and east, it will be a dry end to the night. still quite warm for the morning. 111—15 celsius. let's look at rush hour. at this stage in belfast, glasgow, maybe edinburgh, some spots of rain, nothing too heavy. some heavier pulse is possible a little further south into the lake district, lancashire maybe, northern parts of wales, but for most of the central and southern areas, a dry start to the day. some sunshine poking through and temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees. now, this here, this band of weather, this is actually cold front or cool front, that brings fresher atlantic conditions in, it is going to sink southwards in the morning and i