lucy?all right. thank you very much, dave. >>> a man caught on camera nothing then sucker punching a man with cerebral palsy a 7eleven faces charges. prosecutors say the man serve circled in this video right there is barry baker. prosecutors say as his victim walked into the store in west chester baker mocked the way he walk. when the man walk back out baker was at it again. then out of the blue just swung and punched him. >> the defendant he's a coward. he's a bully. i can't say enough bad thing about him. in the same way i can't say enough good things about this victim. hard enough to have something like cerebral palsy but to have somebody pick on you because of it is outrageous in this day and time. >> absolutely. the victim was able to get into his car. drive away and call police who then track down baker. prosecutors have charged him with simple assault and related offenses. >>> well the first juror who's will decide the fate of bill cosby are now seated on the first day of jury select

lucy? >> all right.hank you very much, dave. >>> you see it you shoot the it our fresco users helping us show what's going on in your neighbor. iain what's on tap. >> lucy fresco users are not here in our area they're spread outweigh across the country. some were there right after deadly accident in times square. press user sean mckie sent us this video you can see the crowds gathering behind the police tape as first responders combed the scene of that deadly accident one person died and dozens more were injured after a man drove his car on to the sidewalk he's now in police custody. >>> in cherry hill, tonight some fun with former eagles player. fresco use sr. nicole johnson takes us to pinot's palate on haddonfield tray thomas and his wife rosa host add paint and sip session. they started the mobile business where they're paint and sip party always traveling. when you see news happening take out your phone and then shoot it use that fresco app and send it to our newsroom. >> have you ever done one of t

lucy? >> all right. thank you, dave. >>> a mom ran into new jersey gas station and says this guy hopped in her car and took off. big problem, yeah. but the bigger problemwere you in her back seat she one-year-old. it happened today in vineland. police quickly found her car abandoned with her baby still in the back seat. not hurt. officers soon found arrested 31-year-old pedro martinez. he now faces carjacking and kidnapping charges. >>> abandoned house in roxborough a bucket of chemicals with a timer. well, that led to a 911 call and hazmat on the scene tonight. turns out, though, nothing sinister there. all right dave kin kinchen is live at the scene. dave, we're very carry yous. what happened? >> reporter: that's the big question. there are a lot of questions police are trying to figure out they say some sort of experiment was taking place here but they say bottom line they found a bunch of chemicals that don't make much sense a little concerning. i'm not really sure too much about the details in terms

i'm lucy noland. so when are we catching a break let's get straight to meteorologist scott williams. scott, that you know pretty much everybody has everything crossed right now. the week send not a washout. >> yeah. we're hoping it's not going to be washout. it looks like we do have rainfall chances for part of the holiday weekend, lucy. so don't cancel any plans just keep it right here to fox 29. in the meantime look at ultimate doppler it is still lit up. moderate to heavy rainfalling right now. maces like chester county, mop, bucks county also getting another round of that rainfall around the center city area points north and west. lower merion, radnor, moving toward conshohocken looking at some of no moderate to heavy rain that continues pushing through montgomery county, also bucks county right now. bensalem, doylestown look ago the some of rain as we move into burlington county receipt now, cinnaminson, moorestown look at some of the rain. break for folks down the shore also central and southern

i'm lucy noland. these three girls eight-year-old saffie russ sews. 15 year old olivia campbell and 18-year-old jar gina calendar with ariana grande right there are among the 22 people killed after that concert dozens more are hurt. and people tonight around the world are heart broken but they romaine strong. here's what we know little more than 24 hours out from the bloodshed. isis is claiming responsibility for the deadly attack. authorities have yet to confirm that that is valid though. right now investigators are on the hunt for anyone who helped the bomber area carry out the attack. they have arrested one man. leaders raised the threat level in britain to its highest level that is critical. as a result of that raised they are terror threat level armed soldiers will patrol in place of police. throughout this past day, families and friends have been holding out hope. >> every possible scenario that she's just going to walk through this door any minute like she's not even knowing what's going on. sh

lucy? >> good that they got one of guys. thank you much brad. >>> so this little guy didn't do anything wrong. in fact he's so lucky to be alive. so why was he lock up in the >> we do not know why the drive. >>> developing story out of chester county. where two counselors at an addiction facility in chester county have died from a drug overdose. patients at the freedom ridge recovery lodge found their bodies sunday afternoon. the two died in their bedrooms from overdosing on heroin and fentanyl. the drugs and needles were sitting out in the open. police say six clients were living there at the time. >> it is so bad that even the people who are the counselors who are trying to treat people and keep them from relapsing into addiction are subject themselves to relapsing into addiction and dying. >> um-hmm. counselors had control over the medicine cabinet in the house and likely bought the drugs on the street to celebrate a birthday. >>> happening now in wilmington a woman tacked at a park and it happened at the same park where

we know about lucy, the famous fossil. but why do we know about those instead of other thing it is that did just as much for the ?usk community? we're able to forward scientific ideas all of those sorts of things so that's really what sort of underscored my interest in writing a book like seven skeletons. which brings us to the point what is seven skell to skeletons about it? it is about seven -- seven fossils that are famous, significant in the history of the study of human evolution. and i was interested in picking these particular seven, some might be well known to people like lucy -- neanderthals all heard about them. others might not be quite as familiar like the pilt down hoax and sidibo but i pick these seven because i felt they were different kind of famous seven different kinds of famous and i thought that would be an interesting way to explore the history of science in the history of human evolution. so the book is written as seven profiles. almost as if i take each of the fossils and turn it into a biography. so

i'm lucy noland. it was big hit obviously. and what he's targeting is probably not something that would necessarily leap to mind. fox 29' chris o'connell joins us live from eddystone. chris? >> reporter: lucy, the guy stealing from local contractors better hope cops catch up with him first because more than a dozen business owners who are out trying to find this guy are not very happy, and they have a good reason why. take a look behind me much this is one of a dozen businesses that were hit entire fleets of trucks with their batteries stolen ripe right from the truck nearly $100,000 worth of stuff taken from businesses from chester to eddystone. >> doesn't damage anying just stole the batteries. >> reporter: o'hara works hard as a masonry contractor a thousand dollars in stolen equipment an day out of work hurts. and police say this is the guy responsible. 16 scene hauling away two truck batteries from another business last friday night. >> it's just ridiculous. out of control. he went crazy. took batteries out of everybody i

pride and plagiarism, no tv historian, lucy insists... what is this about? lucy worsley has written a book about jane austen and there isa a book about jane austen and there is a suggestion that she cut and pasted it and tickled around with it a bit from another book... paula byrne. they say all the facts are in there. her response is that there are a lot of books written about jane austen and all these facts are common ground and she hasn't lifted it. the gracious doctor byrne is saying, i'm not getting involved in this one. she says, the more books about jane austin, the this one. she says, the more books aboutjane austin, the better the jane austen. jane austen has been gone a number of years, there can't be much more new to say about her. there can't. this is one of the dangers of our times. you can google anything and once upon a time you had to sit in the library, take a book down and write your own notes in pencil in the british library. now it's all feeding into you. sometimes i think it's quite easy to forget it came through another source because i

luci: muchas gracias por la oportunidad.estÁn pasando por muchos obstÁculos, yo tambiÉn pasé esas dificultades, mi mamÁ abandonÓ mi familia cuando tenÍa nueve aÑos, tuve muchos problemas en la escuela, no tuve ese apoyo, mi papÁ trabajaba de dÍa y noche para mantenerlos en una casa con comida, tuve una persona, mi agente de libertad condicional. esa persona me hizo creer que yo tuve la oportunidad ser otra persona en mi vida. fue bastante difÍcil, hay oportunidades, hay personas que nos quieren ayudar, nosotros sÍ podemos sobrepasar estas dificultades por nuestras familias, por nosotros. javier: cuÁl es la reacciÓn que ha recibido por el tremendo trabajo que has hecho? luci: fue difÍcil cuando me presentÉ a la asamblea en nevada, gente no creÍa que yo fuera tan honesta despuÉs de las cosas que habÍan pasado. para mÍ es importante porque es la vida de muchas personas. la razÓn por la que yo estaba trabajando por mi comunidad, nada mÁs ser honesta, nada más hablar de lo que podemos cambiar, eso era bastante para que la gente t

lucy williamson has this report from paris. lucy: the second round of french elections has been the graveyard of far right dreams of power. used to facing a united front of all arrivals, marine le pen is calling on voters to unite against someone else, or liberal opponent, emmanuel macron. pen: the enemy of the french people is still the world of finance, but now it has a name, it has a face from it has a party, it wants to be elected, and it is called emmanuel macron. lucy: her campaign has become ever software, a woman of the people, a mother, and protector of what she calls the front. >> the french are being fooled less and less. they are fed up taking orders from people who have always deceived them. the barrier now is against emmanuel macron and all he represents. that is the future. lucy: for decades, the national front has influenced french politics from the margins. now marine le pen says the party represents the mainstream on issues like immigration and the eu could but many voters still fear that she would unravel fra

lucy? >> thank you much, dave.et back inside. >>> jurors holding the fate of south jersey dad accused of killing his little boy are taking another look at evidence. in the second full day of deliberations jurors listened to a conversation david creato had with his son' mother a mother after authorities found brendan's body. he did not know she was recording the call. and she asked him if the door to his apartment the night their thee-year-old disappeared was lock. creato said the door did not lock properly was easy to open. now, jurors also listened to police interviews with creato and the 911 call. prosecutors have admitted all they have is circumstantial evidence and creato has maintained brendan must have wandered out of his haddon township home in october of 2015. deliberations resume on tuesday. >>> a new jersey doctor just got his license pulled for over prescribing opioids he is the first doctor cited under a new law. >> it's part of the garden state' fight against opioids. jeff cole had a little talk with t

i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. yes the sad reality the country is now facing in the bake of these deadly attacks. tonight we're learning more about the bomber and the victi victims. british officials say eight-year-old satisfy fee russo and 18-year-old georgine in a calendar died at the bombing at the ariana grande concert. the mom of that eight-year-old still in the hospital recovering from injuries. friends described 18-year-old calendar as an ariana grande super fan. she was a college student in the second year of her health and social care studies. manchester police have identified 22-year-old salman abedi as the suspected suicide bomber responsible for killing 22 people and injuring more than 50 others. the bombing happening as people were leaving an ariana grande concert late last night. isis is claiming responsibility for the bloodshed and investigators are still trying to determine whether abedi acted alone or as part of a wider terror network. >>> we understand that feelings are very raw right now and that

. >> i'm lucy noland. firefighters say it's just too early to tell but one family member says he has a theory. he's been talking with our own jeff cole live now in north philadelphia with this developing story. jeff? >> reporter: we hit him late morning as we arrived here today, lucy. now this three people died. this is the second deadly fire in as many weekends in philadelphia. and as we said, we met a relative mourning over the loss avenue loved one who wanted to us see this morning something that he found. late morning and 80-year-old paul gellery mourning deaths of his 52-year-old daughter and two young great-grandchildren says he has something he wants us to see. >> he walks us to what looks like a gas can pressed against the wall of the charred north sixth street three story. >> i never seen this can there before. i know it has liquid in it. i touched it like this. there's something in there. >> reporter: gellery who lives just a few blocks away says he believes someone set the fire which broke out s

lucy: mr. putin also appeared to deny any russian interference in france's recent presidential race, despite allegations from mr. macron's team that russian agents tried repeatedly to hack into their accounts. mr. macron defended the banning of 2 russian media outlets from covering his campaign, describing them as agents of propaganda. this choice of venue and the inauguration of a new exhibition on 300 years of franco-russian ties was meant to highlight the long relationship between the two countries, but more recent events have made this a stiff and awkward meeting, and it showed. lucy williamson, bbc news, versailles. laura: against that backdrop, senator john mccain called vladimir putin the greatest threat to global security. in his words, more so than isis. he is not the only one speaking frankly. german chancellor angela merkel is doubling down on her tough talk about the trump administration. today she said it is right to not gloss over differences with the u.s., after saying earlier th

lucy, thank you very much.oment we'll have the news where you are, but we'll leave you with some of the memorable scenes from france, on the day emmanuel macron was elected president of the republic. emmanuel macron was elected good night. emmanuel macron was elected merci, mes amis! cheering. a spring day for many of us, the warmest day of the year in northern ireland and in south—west wales, 20 degrees. you can see the extent of the sunshine from earlier on today, keeping cloud in yorkshire, lincolnshire and the north—east of scotland. under the cloud in aberdeenshire, quite a bit cooler. for the rest of the evening and overnight, cloud coming from the north sea, developing more widely in central england eventually. further west with clear skies, temperatures not far from freezing. essentially on monday we have pretty much a west east split, a cool breeze from the north sea feeding cloud across many central and eastern parts of the uk with more sunshine towards the west but even with the sunshine, temperature

lucy?> can't imagine being those people in the restaurant when it happened. thanks much, dave. >>> skyfox over new castle county flames tour through a house in hokessin you saw it as breaking news at 5:00. this is on neptune drive. firefighters had a battle on their hands. they hit under control in little more than an hour. we haven't heard of any injuri injuries. no cause as of yet. >> fate of new jersey man still in the hands of a jury. they spent their first full day deliberating in the trial of david creato accused of killing his three-year-old son. the jury asked to watch his interview with detectives and hear a conversation secretly recorded by the boys' mom. creato main tapes his son just wandered away from his haddon township home back in october of 2015. >>> now arrested people in britain and libya and the wake of monday's deadly suicide bombing in manchester investigators are digging deep intoly 22 bomber's background. they say he was likely part of a wider network possibly. same

iain, lucy?thank you very much, lauren úblank charred reporting live in washington, d.c. >>> addicts shooting up in the open with a doctor. yeah it could all soon be legal right in your neighborhood. you fired up yet? >> taking back their streets. just steps where a gunman shot nine people these folks held hands demanding piece. powerful. >>> all this rain. my goodness. some of us here itty bitty little time there, kathy. >> it certainly was. the rain is gone for now. but returning tomorrow and more ahead this week. update on the holiday weekend forecast with some new information coming up. ♪ >>> investigators are still clearing a deadly scene in england tonight. an explosion erupted outside the a rona in manchester right after an ariana grande concert. now, the death toll stands at 19. but it could grow. officials did find a second explosive but they detonated it safely weevil continue to provide updates for you as they come in. >>> back here at home in south philadelphia, a burglar snuck in thr

for now iain and lucy back to you. >> all right.a, thank you now to update on deadly stabbing in kensington we first reported to you last night. police say the man who died was actually the attacker. police say the 47-year-old attacker began hitting the vick whim i was metal book end and stabbed him with knives. vick tip managed to grab a knife from his attacker and establish him in the chest. the victim then ran away and police took him to the hospital where he's in critical condition. the attacker died at the scene. there's no word yet on a motive. >>> hamilton township, new jersey, police have a guy in jail for doing something inappropriate in library. police say mitchell richmond commit add lewd act in front of two girls. he was watching a video on a cell phone while doing it and was in an aisle. the girls who are minors reported it to police and they arrested him outside the hamilton township public libra library. he's now facing charges of criminal sexual contact and endangering the welfare of a child. >>> coming up a local gi

. >> nbc's lucy kafanov has more for us in manchester. lucy, good morning.e know the country's terror threat has moved from critical to severe. how is that impacting the investigation? >> reporter: good morning, that's right. the threat level reduced from critical to severe but that still means one is still highly likely. that investigation continues. a live ongoing fast paced investigation. we saw more arrests and raids in the early hours of this morning. numerous properties being searched, one as we continue to speak at this moment, including an arrest of a 23-year-old man, bringing the total number of people in custody to 14. authorities do believe they've now been able to piece together his final moments, identified the apartment where salman abedi, the 22-year-old attacker c compiled his bomb, but they are pleading with the public for health. more questions being raised whether they could have done more to prevent this attack. people reported that salman abedia in previous years but he was not investigated more closely by british authorities. this has n

. >>> nbc's lucy kafanov has more for us from manchester. terror threat was reduced from critical to severe. how is that impacting the investigation, if at all? >> reporter: that's right, the threat level taken from critical to severe. that means an attack is no longer imminent but still likely. that has not slowed down or stopped that fast-paced investigation of people working around the clock to take down the network behind salman abedi, the 22-year-old attacker. police making numerous raids as well as arrests of a 23-year-old man in sussex. that brings the total men in custody to 14. we do know that they have done a rather thorough job in the aftermath of this attack, for example, identifying the bomber just two hours after that monday massacre locating the flat where he's believed to have conducted his bomb, where he built the actual bomb. there are growing questions about what more authorities could have done to prevent the attack. it does appear he was known to them. he was identified as a person of interest at one point, but no invest

i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. the big question will things be nice and sunny for memorial day weekend? let's find someone who knows the answer. that's meteorologist kathy orr. >> we got a lot of rain to talk about between now and then, ia iain. take look at ultimate doppler. lots of clouds bun the rain is moving offshore just as quickly as it's moving. we'll be seeing more rain moving in. especially down through raleigh and the deep south. this is the next batch of rain that will be moving through the philadelphia area. and as it does, we'll be seeing additional accumulation we've picked up a couple inches down the shore. temperatures not so bad with the southerly flow. philadelphia at 65 degrees. 66 in wildwood. with more rain moving in over the next several hours. so we dry it out a little bit tonight. tomorrow we stay in clouds for the most part by late tomorrow we begin to see rain moving up from the south and you can see this line right here that will be moving in just in time for tomorrow night and into earl

that's lucy. on ghost busters melissa. lucy. -- melissa -- lucy. >> i have been superlucky over the last 12 years i only have had to go to the hospital once. >>> bradley cooper's movie guardians of the galaxy volume 2 is predicted to make $60 million opening weekend. next on kron-4 news at eight: a violent confrontation inside a sandwich shop... takes a deadly turn. why police said, they were forced to fire. and an east bay fire station shutting its doors for good. how it will affect emergency response times. i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. it's day one of we're playing zombie tag! i'm tired, but i'm teaching them hopscotch. i'm starting a garden with my neighbors so our kids can eat better. and we feel happier! i have more energy at work. i feel stronger! small changes you make today can make a big difference in how you feel.... and may help prevent obesity, high blood pressure, and type 2 diabetes. start now to turn today into a better day. it's been a month, and we feel better! >>> travel con

lucy? >> thank you much, dawn. >>> happening right now comedian bill cosby spoke to the media and thanked the people of allegheny county and that is where 12 juror jurors and six alternates are so far seated in his sex assault trial. half of the jury pool questioned today said they have already formed an opinion on his guilt or innocence those who have opinions aren't necessarily disqualified if they're convincing enough that they can put aside all of that and focus only on the evidence presented. opening arguments began on june 5th in montgomery county. jurors are taking another look at some evidence as they deliberate in the murder trial of a camden county man accused of killing his three-year-old son. the panel asked to watch david creato's interview with detectives and hear a conversation. secretly recorded by the boy's mom. the request came about four hours into the jury's day. creato maintains his son wandered away from his haddon township home in october of 2015. >>> two of the broth

lucy >> so tragic. it's been a deadly past 24 hours. three other people died in another early morning fire. broke out in the wynnfield neighborhood on the 5400 block of diamond. a 70-year-old woman and 30-year-old man believed to be the grandson were inside the home paramedics took the had you been to the hospital but he did not make it. >> she was just well-known in the community. help you out with anything, give you the shirt off her back, a lovely woman. >> coming up at 10:30, we're talking with more of their long-time neighbors. >>> a night at the maternity in the blessed virgin mary cardinal turned ugly. they say a group of kids hit a guy in the head and knocked down a woman he was with and continued to hit her. among the injuries appear to be serious. police were not able to make any arrest this was the 34th year of the carnival. >>> a pharmacy clerk is in serious condition and a suspect is dead after a robbery in north hampton county. it happened at the white hall pharmacy outside of allentown. where police say the guy shot the c

>> reporter: lucy, the guy stealing from

iain and lucy?you. >>> septa riders get ready to pay more for your ride soon transit authority just approved an increase in fairs across the board. one way quick trips are going to be quarter more $2.50. a monthly pass will go up five dollars. it will cost you 96 bucks these changes begin july 1st. septa says it's to help fund every day expenses for a complete list head to our website at fox 29.com. >>> this local dr. bust the. accused of dishing out thousands, tens of thousands of painkillers and our jeff cole tracked him down. >>> the russians the president's son-in-law and fbi. what's the big deal? >>> prom night is special. especially when you're 71 and finally getting your big night. -- in big trouble with the state attorney general and medical board. they've pulled his medical license and accused him of writing prescriptions for tens of thousands of opioids for several patients. >> dr. glass the state says you've written a large amount of opioids to people and taken your license much can you t

lucy. >> that would be very good thing., dawn. >>> happening right now in philadelphia wyssonoming section police are looking for a man who threatened to shoot a wawa clerk. now they released a surveillance video of what happened sunday on harbeson avenue. the clerk told police a man went behind the counter, picked up two full boxes containing cartons of cigarettes and when the clerk said hey, what's going on, she says, the man claimed he had a gun and would shoot her then took off with cigarettes. >>> this man wanted for a stabbing at a new jersey wawa. police say wade daniels stand another man having fight with at a lumberton location. the victim was cut in his arm but did survive. daniels bran ran away and police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> 7eleven clerk is recovering after being shot during a robbery in at a cone me victim says two men with masks burst into the store along the 6900 block of torresdale avenue overnight. one of the robbers first fired a shot into the ceiling while demanding money

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lucy. >> all right. we'll keep watching. thank you much, chris templets your fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at ocean city. no doubt lots of folks will be filling those boards starting tomorrow evening. but as we take live look outside of our old city studios, you can see it's still gray out there. we've got to get through all of the stormy weather tonight and tomorrow. >> that means dealing with the possibility of some more rain tonight. let's check in with meteorologist scott williams. >> hi there iain and lucy. we saw round one of the heavy rainfall first thing this morning. we saw a little bit of a break but look at ultimate doppler. off to the south and west, showers and thunderstorms erupting right now just outside of the nation's capital. we'll kind of zoom in. all of this activity will start to pinwheel right back toward delaware. also, parts of south jersey. severe thunderstorms warnings right now just outside of dc. as we move into parts of salem county, gloucester county right now looking at some of

we're talking about -- you might have guessed it -- lucy the elephant. she will be celebrating her 136th birthday this year. there will be a big party on july 22nd. a couple thousand people expected for that. starting in mid-june, there will be movies on the beach by the giant elephant. folks saying this is more than important for them. they've got 12 weeks to make their living. they get real busy from mid-june to labor day. they said the weekend was good even though the weather wasn't perfect, so they're hoping for a good summer. >> lucy is definitely a family-type destination. she's a historic landmark, the oldest roadside attraction in the united states. she's the oldest surviving example of zoomorphic architecture, building in the shape of animals, in america. >> reporter: a cool thing to see there. it is a lot bigger in person. they have tours of lucy every day. we're talking about a lands attraction -- a land attraction. but we're taking you to a spot that's been here for generations coming up, and it involves us getting on a boat and doing a littl

john lucie was treating her for a shrapnel wound. the orthopedic surgeon from asheville, north carolina came out of retirement at 74 years old to do what he could in iraq. he told us he was shocked by what he saw. >> i came here and probably the first two days, i could almost not take it, you know? because i've seen a lot of trauma, but i've never seen anything to this extent. >> reporter: dr. lucie says the hospital is ready for more patients in the coming weeks. hopefully, that will mean more families trapped inside the old city have at least escaped with their lives. charlie d'agata, cbs news, mosul, iraq. >>> the pentagon said today it was a success, they were able to shoot down a fake warhead over the pacific, the first of its kind test designed to send a message to north korea. here's david martin. >> reporter: the interceptor missile left a contrail in the sky as it blasted off from california. its target, a mock intercontinental ballistic missile had launched minutes earlier from the pacific. the intercepter released its kill

lucy hughes—hallett, thank you very much. thank you. hello there.ped today's downpours, you are one of the lucky few. tomorrow, the majority should stay dry. we have had some wonderful weather watcher photos sent in. please do keep sending them. this is one of my favourites because it shows the carpet of hail down district and we have beautiful sunset pictures, that is one of my particular favourites. the showers have faded away really quickly through the evening. rain across scotla nd through the evening. rain across scotland as well. we are left with a couple of issues overnight. plus we have had so much moisture we could have had so much moisture we could have some fog as we head towards morning and under clear skies between now and dawn we could have a touch of grass frost, three to four degrees celsius away from freezing. and that fog could clear away quickly and that temperatures should trump up as we have high levels of uv at this time of year. it is made, the equivalent of latejuly in terms of sunshine and we are only a month away from the l

lucy hughes—hallett, thank you very much. thank you. it has been a mixed day out there today.hine, scattered showers and more persistent rain. this area of low pressure has pushed into the south—east of england, bringing outbreaks of rain. that rain is pushing across norfolk, lincolnshire and the isle of wight. further north and west, clearer skies and showers around. this is how they ended the day in devon. this image captured by one of our weather watchers. any showers so should ease away across northern and western parts of the country. clearer skies here and here we see chilly temperatures first thing friday morning. further east, cloud and outbreaks of rain working way it up and outbreaks of rain working way it up the east coast of england. further west, we could see i touch of grass frost. the odd misty patch verse thing. it should clear away quickly and showers pushing into the western isles of scotland. elsewhere, a good deal of sunshine to start the day. cloudy skies and outbreaks of rain. but the west, it isa dry outbreaks of rain. but the west, it is a dry and brigh

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.et north korea's leader, under the right circumstances. mr trump made the comments amid escalating tension between pyongyang and washington. the white house said north korea's provocative behaviour would need to be ratcheted down immediately, before any meeting was considered. social media companies have been accused of a disgraceful failure in their efforts to tackle terrorist propaganda and hate speech online. the commons home affairs select committee says the firms are putting more effort into protecting their profits, than keeping people safe. google, facebook and twitter have previously defended their approach to online safety. richard galpin reports. propaganda videos from extremists. hate speech. sexualised images of children. all should be removed much more rapidly from social media sites, according to today's report. the home affairs committee took evidence from the tech giants facebook, twitter, and google, which owns youtube. they have billions of users around the world, and

lucy hughes—hallett, thank you very much. thank you. ina in a weekend of two halves.eekend of two halves. many of us all some heavy downpours at times, but on saturday it has been turning warmer and drier. he is the view in dorset. through the week ahead the scheme continues. things are going to be feeling quite warm at times, and looking largely dry with high pressure in charge. low pressure is not too far away. across sunday night and into monday, that approaches the north—west. that will bring a few showers across parts of northern ireland and into the early hours of monday. elsewhere, it is dry almost across the board. a frost free morning with temperatures in the towns and cities in double fingers, just a touch cooler in the countryside. monday morning. during rush hour, we will see some rain heading into the far west of scotland. scotland starting dry am fine, if you shower is making their way west to east across northern ireland. temperatures about 12 degrees or so. as we move south across england and wales, not much variation in whether, it is looking dry and

dawn. >> reporter: he sure s lucy. his attorney, his fiance', and a member of the pennsylvania innocence project just pulling into the prison moments ago trying to secure misery he's this has been a hard fought battle and one that comes with lots of excitement. >> it's a great day. sean thomas is finally going walk free after 24 years in prison for a crime did he not commit. >> reporter: attorney james, working nearly 900 hours over eight years pro bono for the pennsylvania innocence project to prove sean thomas' innocence. the now 43-year-old was convicted at the age of 19 of shooting and killing a man in his car during a robbery on the corner of sixth and lehigh in 1990. a judge finally vacating thomas' sentence and murder conviction at a hearing this morning after the philadelphia da's conviction review unit reopen the case last fall at the request of the innocence project. >> this is one of those cases where it should not have even gone to trial. but unfortunately did it. it's taken us 24 years to undo that. >> i b

>> reporter: lucy, we're at the vietnam veterans memorial. this has been a busy place as you can imagine a lot of self reflection going on here in the background there you see some wreaths were put up in ceremony earlier and here in the for ground you see flags there are 648 american flags to represent the philadelphian who's were lost in the vietnam war put up by some high school students across the region it was a day of remembrance today. >> on board the battleship new jersey, some of america's finest paid tribute to those who preceded them and never game came home. ♪ >> reporter: tears the sights and sounds of this memorial day but what does the day really mean? you can see it in the eyes of those who know. people like earl who fought in iraq lost friends there and still tears up thinking about it. >> some of my closest friends and i can't imagine if being a father. >> no barbeques for him today. >> my family particularly takes it as day of service. so there's no picnics or things like that. we actually dedicate ourselves to the fallen. >

i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page.ice and sunny for memorial day weekend? let's find someone who knows the answer. that's meteorologist kathy orr. >> we got a lot of rain to talk about between now and then, ia iain. take look at ultimate doppler. lots of clouds bun the rain is moving offshore just as quickly as it's moving. we'll be seeing more rain moving in. especially down through raleigh and the deep south. this is the next batch of rain that will be moving through the philadelphia area. and as it does, we'll be seeing additional accumulation we've picked up a couple inches down the shore. temperatures not so bad with the southerly flow. philadelphia at