phil mackie remembering those floods from ten years ago.s see what the weather is doing to us right now. we have seen a real mix of weather types out there today. this was the scene this afternoon in staffordshi re scene this afternoon in staffordshire with a few showers and some sunshine as well. but towards northern and eastern parts of the uk, more cloud and drizzly rain, so oui’ uk, more cloud and drizzly rain, so our second picture comes from the highlands of scotland near aviemore. that rain across highland scotland is clearing away as this front pushes out to the north east. our attention turns to the next area of low pressure moving into the south west. overnight breezy conditions with spots of rain in the south—west of england and wales. further north and east it is largely dry and temperatures holed up in double figures. tomorrow let's start off in the south—west of england and wales. a few showers and breezy to start with, but this band of rain will bring heavy downpours. strong winds as well and that could lead to surface water

anthony mackie also stars.his start in another film set in detroit, eminem's 2002 epic, "8-mile" as the rapper papa doc. ♪ >> do you think about the evolution of anthony mackie? in a lot of ways, a boy from new orleans who now, i mean look at you. do you think about that often? >> i definitely think i'm blessed and fortunate to be where i am, but the thing is if you are not enjoying it, you're not doing it right. >> he continues to rise, you will see him in a new movie next year, but back to "detroit" for a second. it's the most intense movie i have seen this year. the director really has crafted a masterpiece. >>> look for her come oscar time. >> looking forward to seeing it. kevin, thank you very much. >>> we'll be back with which actor had jennifer aniston kron-4 news at eight: video shows the horrifying moments before an amusement ride malfunction.... violently ejects people --- sending one man to his death dozens of car burglaries targeting the east bay. now police believe they are connected i'm steve aves

thank you, phil mackie. risen to an average of £124 a week. that's according to the family and childcare trust, which has also found that there's a lack of places in many parts of the country. as part of our day of bbc coverage, who cares, sean farrington has been finding out how families are coping this summer. it is now holiday time for these kids. no more classes and a bit more fun. but for many parents out there, the big game for the coming weeks will be juggling who looks after their children while they head off to work. it is still worth me working and building my career and building my business, definitely, but it is a significant cost. the amount parents pay for holiday childcare in britain has risen it's my choice to work, but my child care costs are as much as my mortgage every month. the costs are rising. the family and childcare trust say prices are on average up 4% on last year. that works out at around £124 a week during the holidays. the charity is also worried about the lack of availability o

anthony mackie also stars.s start in another film set in detroit, 8 mile as a rapper. ♪ >> do you think about the evolution of anthony mackie in a lot of ways, a boy from new orleans who now -- i mean look at you. >> i think how fortunate i am to be where i am. the thing is if you're not enjoying it, you're not doing it right. >> on the way, we're with big little lies stars nicole kidman and reese witherspoon. what reese is saying about her lookalike daughter. >> it's so weird. >> then our george clooney exclusive behind the scenes as he directs a buddy matt dame on and forces him to pack on the pounds. >> he got fleshier and fleshier as the shoot went on. >> plus what happened when george met his childhood hero. >> i was 8 years old and i could explain to my parents that i could see you guys walking on the moon. >> closed captioning provided by -- do yno, not really. head & shoulders? i knew that not the one you think you know the tri action formula cleans removing up to 100% of flakes protects and even moistu

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the vote to elect a new parliament is seen as a test run for president macky sall ahead of a 2019 presidentialllows a campaign marred by violence. the opposition has complained of vote—rigging, saying some areas had not received ballot papers. the footballer, cristiano ronaldo will appear at a hearing in madrid later on monday, to try to prove his innocence after being charged with tax fraud. spanish prosecutors have accused the real madrid player of defrauding the authorities of 14.7 million euros. if found guilty, ronaldo could face a prison sentence. president trump has said he's "very disappointed" with china for not doing more to stop north korea's weapons programme following pyongyang's second intercontinental ballistic missile in a month. president trump did speak with the japanese prime minister and said he would make the utmost efforts to protect the japanese public — though shinzo abe said they did not discuss the use of military action. from tokyo, here's rupert wingfield—hayes. the unmistakable shape of an american b—1 bomber, sweeping low over south korea. this is president trump'

phil mackie reports.ark, torrential rain, that did not stop this terrifying illegal street race. tejinder bhuee and zafar iqbal were driving their mercedes at breakneck speeds alongside amar paul, in a volkswagen golf, they seemed oblivious to the risks being taken with their lives and the lives of others. what are you doing in excess of 120? they seemed disinterested when we spoke with them. no? this is the stretch where the races usually occui’. the stretch where the races usually occur. among the officers in pursuit, pc mark hodgson. literally these people drive their cars like they think they are in a film or on a video game. of course, it is not like a film or a video game, because it is real life, things do go wrong, they go wrong all the time, when people drive in this manner. the consequences are just tragic and we have to pick up the pieces. -- mark hodson. illegal street racing in the west midlands has already cost lives, student rebecca mcmanus was killed while waiting at a bus stop with a frie

the best or nothing. >>> kathryn bigelow and anthony mackie, thanks so much for joining us.s we leave you, let's take a look back at what happened the week. >>> we're now one step closer to obliterating our citizens from this obamacare nightmare. >> i will not vote for this nightmare as it is today. >> one vote has all but destroyed the gop's seven-year quest to appeal obamacare. >> anthony scaramucci took aim at reince priebus. >> is this the mouche you know? >> i did not collude with russia. >> he couldn't remember. that ain't very guide collusion. >> more than 100 people stuck inside an oven on wheels. >> our goal is really to disrupt the organization. >> what this video appears to show is not fishing. it's abuse. >> look. it's already almost dead. >> did you cringe a little bit when o.j. basically said i led a conflict-free life? >> no, i didn't cringe at all. for most of his life, he's led a very good life as a citizen. >> justin bieber accidentally hit a member of paparazzi with his truck. >> ice cube sings quite possibly the wofrd rendition of "take me out to the ball

. >> janice mackie freyer in seoul, south korea.ral kelly is running white house staff who will run department of homeland security? we'll tell you who is considered when we come back. president trump is bragging about gdp today. her he is in a cabinet meeting citing second quarter gdp, a number that came out friday. >> the number i say we will hit three at some point in the not too distant future and everybody smiled and they laughed. they thought we would be at one. 2.6 is an unbelievable number announced on friday. >> i'm telling you, this guy and his economic numbers keep me employed. first of all during the election he said 4%, 5% and 6%, not 3. look what happened, 2015, 2.9, 16, 1.4. we only got the first half of 2017 in and it's 1.9, which is actually lower than the long-term average of 2.1. so he chose the second three months of 2017 to sort of spread the impression that the economy is on fi sorry, donald trump, wrong again. we'll be right bac a millie dresselhaus doll! happy birthday, sweetie! oh, millies. trick or treat! w

which unite says would lead to some workers losing up to 20% of their pay. 0ur correspondent, phil mackiemell. it is not too bad today, partly because it is cold and wet and windy but you can see that this is a fairly typical scene in birmingham. iamon fairly typical scene in birmingham. i am on warwick road. bins are piling high. you can see one of the other problems also. there are now getting into the bags. something has been nibbling away. —— foxes and rats are getting into the bags. you can see the recycling bins are also out across the road at the moment. we are hearing today that in order to clear the backlog, bin lorries are mixing recycling and general waste together to try to get it off the streets. it is all going to landfill and that means the council will be fined if that is in fact what is happening. the main roads tend to be cleared more quickly. this clearly isn't 56 weeks' worth of rubbish. another lady has said she has seen people leaving the rubbish here because it is more likely to get cleared. if you haven't got a car then you can't ta ke haven't got a car then you ca

anthony macky offering my coffee to spider-man and dr. coming to say hello to benjamin. >> reporter: there's nothing good in there. >> thank you. >> reporter: old characters return. as does the most powerful of villains. the interesting thing about the ultimate villain, he can actually unify all these other people together. >> he can. he can. >> reporter: for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, anaheim, california. >> where do you begin? what are the movies you're excited to see? >> how many stars did matt gutman sit down with? i mean, those are huge stars. how is he not, like, really nervous. there's a lot of good stuff coming. >> i'm looking forward to "mary poppins." >> me, too. >> me, too. >> so obviously the "star wars" movie that's the big one. what are you talking about. >> i know. >>> coming up, countdown has begun. 162 days until christmas. i think. >> hey, is that you? >> double-check me on that math. we're giving you a jump-start on the toys your kids will want. that's a toy a little too juvenile for you. >> really?

our correspondent phil mackie has returned to some of the worst affected areas. forget. the ground was already saturated and itjust didn't stop raining. every ditch, brook, stream and road was flooded for 30 miles in every direction. people couldn't get home. families were split up and the emergency services were stretched to breaking point. we had every single resource we have across 27 fire stations and at that time 43 fire engines — every single resource was deployed. i was sort of thinking to myself and i know the other senior officers was that's it, we've not got anything else to give out. everything we had was out on the ground. every officer, every fire engine, every firefighter, was out doing something in regards to flooding. all along the severn, towns and villages were cut off. 10,000 homes and businesses were inundated. i've come a couple of miles down the river from upton, to one of the many, many places that was flooded that day. this is the village of uckinghall and i remember coming to this house. it was flooded up to those first—floor windows and

our correspondent phil mackie has returned to some of the worst affected areas, which included uptontjuly 20th 2007. it was a day where people just got separated from their families, got stranded, couldn't get home, they lost their cars, their property and their homes. look at upton today. doesn't it look a pretty picture? they are gearing up for the annual blues festival but really if you go back ten years things looked very, very different. it was a day that no one who lived through it will ever forget. the ground was already saturated and itjust did not stop raining. every ditch, brook, stream and road was flooded for 30 miles in every direction. people couldn't get home, families were split up and the emergency services were stretched to breaking point. we had every single resource we have across 27 fire stations and at that time 43 fire engines, every single resource was deployed. i was thinking to myself, and i know the other senior officers were, i haven't got anything else to give out. everything we had was out on the ground, every officer, every fire engine, every firefighte

phil mackie reports.ck speeds alongside amar paul, in a volkswagen golf, they seemed oblivious to the risks being taken with their lives and the lives of others. what are you doing in excess of 120? no? this is the stretch where the races usually occur. among the officers in pursuit, pc mark hodgson. literally these people drive their cars like they think they are in a film or on a video game. of course, it is not like a film or a video game, because it is real life, things do go wrong, they go wrong all the time, when people drive in this manner. the consequences are just tragic and we have to pick up the pieces. illegal street racing in the west midlands has already cost lives, student rebecca mcmanus was killed while waiting at a bus stop with a friend on the way to a hen party. there is now a permanent memorial at the place where she died. the complete stupidity of the whole thing, to race like that, with no thought of the consequences, and the consequences can be so devastating, rebecca lost her life

phil mackie reports.l were driving their mercedes at breakneck speeds alongside amar paul, in a golf. they seemed oblivious to the risks they were taking with theirs and others' lives. this was a disinterested zafar iqbal being questionned immediately afterward. what are you doing in excess of 120? no? this is the stretch where the racing usually occurs, downhere. among the officers in pursuit, pc mark hodson. literally these people drive their cars like they think they're in a film or on a video game. of course, it's not like a film or a video game, because it's real life, things do go wrong. they go wrong all the time, when people drive in this manner. the consequences are just tragic and we have to pick up the pieces. illegal street racing in the west midlands has already cost lives. student rebecca mcmanus was killed while waiting at a bus stop with a friend on the way to a hen party. there's now a permanent memorial at the place where she died. it's the complete stupidity of the whole thing. to race

anthony mackie real-life vietnam war veteran who was at the hotel. >> it says right there, paratrooper discharge. >> this is a fake. >> no, sir. >> is this your girl? >> i just met him. >> what's his name. >> carl green. >> i didn't ask you. >> you're lucky i haven't broken your [ bleep ] neck yet. >> all right, man. i see what you're going to try to do. i'm not going to cause any trouble, okay? but i'm not going to lie down for you either. >> kathryn bigelow and anthony mackey are with us now in their first live interview together for the movie. good morning. >> good morning both of you here. entertainment weekly says it's an american horror movie rooted so deeply and shamefully in home soil that's still painful to watch half a century to watch and it is painful. >> painful and so scary. >> what made you want to tell this story? >> well, predominantly that. that it is so relatable to today. when i was first introduced to it, it was right around ferguson, missouri. i was thinking this was 50 years ago today. it's happening today. it's happening tomorrow. 's recurring far too often. and

just take his 44 predecessor, their behavior and the restraint they showed at types, the decision-mackiking process, their management styles, is it safe to say that in fact donald trump by a comfortable margin is the least presidential of all 45 presidents that have occupied that office? >> i think it's more than safe at this point. and we have the videotape, as they say. and i love that abraham alolinc is identified as the late great abraham alolincoln. and he's now the late gradead. trump standing enough to know that there is a presidential mode, that there is a way of being in this office, a way of projecting both what walter used to call the dignified and the efficient parts of government. he kind of knows that's supposed to be there but his ultimate i think contempt for any norms that have bound himself predecessors to reality and his unrelenting self-regard just prevented him from in any way occupying the office that anyone will look back on and say, hey, why didn't we ever think of that before? and it could have been different. again, one of the tragedies here is it was probably