bepicolombo's journey will take seven years, arriving at mercury in 2025.ork together to give us our best ever view. we'll see its features in incredible detail, and peer inside to solve the mystery of what lies at mercury's core. this is the instrument we built at the university of leicester. british scientists have developed x—ray cameras for this mission. we're going to be the first people on the planet to see this data coming back from mercury. we'll be the first people to see x—ray images of mercury's surface, which is going to tell us about what the surface is made of, and it's going to revolutionise our understanding. the spacecraft will soon be packed up, ready for its long journey. and while it will be sometime before we get the first results back, scientists say the will be worth it. rebecca morelle, bbc news. now, kasia, i don't know if you've ever tried belly dancing, it isn't really the thing here in singapore. i haven't, shara njt, but i do know you don't have to be a woman to do it. i don't believe you're a terrible dancer, i bet you're fanta

we were behind on mercury." behind all the way. we were behind on mercury." "russia had such tremendous launch capability. they could lift payloads much heavier than we could." "we thought these russians were 10-feet tall." "they were kicking our ass. you know, we were blowing up rockets left and right." "and the newspapers would cover these very well and say, 'you guys must be nuts thinking you're gonna put a man on here. you can't even get the things off the ground yet.'" "the attitude among american people was, 'my god, he's going to get on that thing and they're going to light it. "when gagarin, when he went up there ... that was a low point." "that's when we went on the 18 hours days, seven day weeks." "when you were testing and you had a problem you didn't leave until that problem was solved or you had a method of solving it." "one time, i went to work monday morning and came home two weeks later." "things that looked like they were gonna work on paper, once we put them in those vacuum chambers and started testing, we had to go back and re-design." "the

beppi columbo's journey will take seven years, arriving at mercury in 2025.craft will separate. they'll work together to give us our best ever view. we'll see its features in incredible detail, and peer inside to solve the mystery of what lies at mercury's core. this is the instrument we built at the university of leicester... british scientists have developed x—ray cameras for this mission. we're going to be the first people on the planet to see this data coming back from mercury. we'll be the first people to see x—ray images of mercury's surface, which is going to tell us about what the surface is made of, and it's going to revolutionise our understanding. the spacecraft will soon be packed up, ready for its long journey. and while it will be sometime before we get the first results back, scientists say the will be worth it. rebecca morelle, bbc news. the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, has today questioned whether the uk has understood the consequences of leaving the european union. he said some people believed britain could leave the single

it's a mission to the planet mercury — the planet closest to the sun. it to actually get there. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has spent the day at the european space agency's test centre in the netherlands. a mysterious world, mercury is the smallest planet in our solar system, and the closest to the sun. covered in craters, towering cliffs and ancient volcanoes, until now, it has been little explored. a major new mission is set to change that. this is the spacecraft cold bepicolombo, named after a famous italian scientist. it has taken nearly a decade to build. it is only when you get up close that you really get a sense of the size of this huge piece of kit. and this is a spacecraft built to withstand extremes. to get to mercury, it has to travel towards the sun, and that means dealing with intense radiation and heat. on the surface of mercury, temperatures can reach a50 celsius, and that's hot enough to melt lead. its launch will take place next year. this is probably one of the most challenging missions we have ever undertaken. it's the

bepicolombo‘s journey will take seven years, arriving at mercury in 2025.engine will be jettisoned, and two spacecraft will separate. they will work together to give us our best ever view. we'll see its features in incredible detail, and peer inside to solve the mystery of what lies at mercury's core. this is the instrument we built at the university of leicester... british scientists have developed x—ray cameras for this mission. we're going to be the first people on the planet to see this data coming back from mercury. we'll be the first people to see x—ray images of mercury's surface, which is going to tell us about what the surface is made of, and it's going to revolutionise our understanding. the spacecraft will soon be packed up, ready for its long journey. and while it will be sometime before we get the first results back, scientists say the will be worth it. scientists say the wait will be worth it. rebecca morelle, bbc news, the netherlands. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: living the high life — the restaurant in los angeles that's recreat

the journey will take seven years, arriving at mercury in 2025.eparate. they will work together to give us our best ever be. us our best ever view. we'll see its features in incredible detail, and peer inside to solve the mystery of what lies at mercury's core. this is the instrument we built at the university of leicester. british scientists have developed x—ray cameras for this mission. we are going to be the first people on the planet to see this data coming back from mercury. we'll be the first people to see x—ray images of mercury's surface, which is going to tell us about what the surface is made of, and it's going to revolutionise our understanding. the spacecraft will soon be packed up, ready for its long journey. and while it will be sometime before we get the first results back, scientists say the will be worth it. this is outside source live from hamburg where leaders from the worlds biggest countries are gathering for the g20 summit. i know all international summits are not riveting and necessarily what we all want to follow minute by

the surface of mercury, it can reach 450 celsius, hot enough to melt lead.re. i have been taken on a tour of the spacecraft, that is the propulsion unit at the base. it will be tricky because it will be fighting against intense gravitational pull of the sun and the engines will have to break as it travels and then that it gets jettisoned away once it arrives and you have to spacecraft in one. in the middle, this bit has been built bailey european space agency and it is going to study the surface of mercury and also here inside to reveal what its core is really like. at the top, this module has been built by the japanese and that will look at the magnetic film surrounding mercury and hopefully will solve one of the key mysteries, why does mercury have a magnetic field when so many other planets do not? it launches next year, 2018, but it will take seven years to get to mercury, so not due to arrive until 2025, so it will be a while before we get the first results back. until now, we have barely scratched the surface of what mercury is like and scientists say

to see this data coming back from mercury will be the first people to see x. ray images of mac three surface. which is going to tell us. abouts what. the surface is made of and it's going to revolutionize our understanding. the spacecraft will soon be packed up ready for its long journey. i'm on it will be sometime before we get the fast results back scientists say the weights will be worth it. back morale bikinis the netherlands. i hope so because seven years is a long time and of course you can find more on that story and all the day's news at our website and to see what we're working on at any time to check out. facebook. i'm john o'brien thank you very much for watching bbc world news america . make sense of it. dot com slash news. funding of this presentation is made possible by. the freemen foundation. and cauliflower foundation pursuing solutions for america's neglected me. planning a vacation escape that's relaxing inviting. and exciting. is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families couples and friends can all find their esca

also last year in 2016 skepta won the mercury prize can eat you are so skepta won the mercury prize candivide is the biggest selling album of the year so far, 2 million copies sold in the uk, although in fact for you, back in the 90s the spice girls spice was nominated so the mercury as history with mainstream. you are saying he shouldn‘t be on the list? i‘m just saying it is unusual for an artist of his magnitude to be there. when i went to the presentation earlier they were saying he is the master of they were saying he is the master of the modern pop songs and when he released his album, at the top 20 or most of the top 20 was pictured with his tracks. he is also stormzy‘s friend. they featured on records. friendly rivalry. what about the xx? they represent part of the mercury that likes to celebrate previous su ccesses . that likes to celebrate previous successes. when the xx one in 2010 for their debut album it was a stepping stone for the rest of the career and they are in a position where their album has been nominated, i see you, they have been real darlings of the festival circ

gold will bond to mercury in the recovery process and make it easier to recover, so mines used mercury and for a while, they use cyanide in this, too, and that goes into water sources and leaches out. if you go to mining historic parks, they have huge leech ponds in which stuff is still coming up, naturally occurring asbestos and mercury that was used in the process. and the hydraulic mines used mercury in this process. they just flushed it in the water courses. and still, they occasionally test the sacramento river, and there are still unacceptably high levels of mercury to this day. considered in the neighborhood of 10,000 sites in the whole gold country that are excessively dangerous, toxic sites that come from the gold rush and later mining, too. yes? >> thank you. i'm wondering where all the workers came from that did all the development. for it to have been done so rapidly. mr. noy: some were failed miners who had come back to the community to get a start, so they were happy for any kind of job, but the atmosphere of the gold rush, in a calamity, people came together in these cit

the mercury news employee rented a place here. and the neighbors talked to me about the bloody scene that unfolded earlier this morning. eileen scrubbed the pools of blood. the trail of blood shows where he ran to neighbors for help. >> i don't know him very well. we know each other hi and bye sort of thing. he looked okay when he left. >> reporter: neighbors want to know more about the woman police were looking for. >> was it somebody that the guy knew or a random person. >> the police are not releasing more information. police have not identified the victim. and neighbors are waiting for more answers and glad to hear the victim is expected to recover. >> i hope everybody looks out for each other. >> reporter: and so sources say that the victims first met the suspect earlier in the evening that night before. reporting live in san jose. >> thanks sharon. >>> for the second time in two weeks, a kayaker came nose to nose. the shark popped up and chomped down in his kayak. the kayak split in two. >> i came out from under water and i

it‘s not always happened in the past, do you remember who won the mercury prize? when they announced the nominations and all you said to me was they had good croissants. very nice, filled with ham and cheese. i hope you declare it. steve holden, as ever good to see you. the duke of cambridge will work his last shift as an air ambulance pilot today, before taking up his royal duties full—time. for the past two years, prince william has been working for the east anglian air ambulance service, based in cambridge. its chief executive described him as a much loved and valued member of the crew. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it‘s a job which has clearly meant a great deal to him — to work as member of the emergency services, valued for what he does, rather than for who he is, flying an air ambulance and helping to save lives. it was more than two years ago that william first reported for duty with the east anglian air ambulance. he had finished as an raf search and rescue pilot but chose to retrain and qualify for this new role. on his first morning

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among -- most mercury. rainbow trout and sunfish have lower levels. >>> if you want for see a whopper, go to the bail. whales are everywhere. -- go to the bay. whales are everywhere. whale watching trip near the golden gate bridge. there you go. you can see one of the whales slap its tail on the water. look at that! >>> and we have relief on the way, especially on the shoreline, as a marine layer reemerges. and it will be back. this is going to start to lower the temperatures, appeal inland, and you can even see this closer up, there you go. when the clouds come in, things will be cool at the coast, but still 95 at concord, in san francisco, 60, santa rosa, 79 degrees. we have the heat advisories and fire warnings, and temperature in the central valley about 105 degrees. and that's why the warnings are posted. high above the west coast, high pressure is over the desert southwest, not for long though. it's going to begin to subside. that will allow the low pressure to have more influence, and low clouds to e

and today we know mercury is not good to ingest but back then it was a medication. you were losing your teeth and hair and everything else. she managed to recover from all of this much to the amazement of many people, others as sick as she was did not recover. george healy, a very famous portrait artist at that time learned the famous miss olcott within italy at the same time he was. little women has become an international hit. someone recently said to me louisa may alcott was more famous than jk rowling. probably because there wasn't as much competition with sports figures and movie stars and such, but she was a huge international sensation. george healy asked miss alcott if he could paint her. i am proud that we have this george healy painting, the only other dining room with george healy on it, at the white house where there is a wonderful portrait of abraham lincoln by george healy. he was in that day the big painter summoned to paint presidents. it was an honor she was painted by mister healy that she was very disappointed. i look like a relic from the boston

this is where adrian was found shot to death on saturday. 1999, whites mercury grand prix. was -- he was she an end -- police believe he was an innocent victim. was a father of four from upper marlboro, killed while heat -- year old father of four from upper killed while driving to his house in the district. >> he was a lovable person. he wouldn't do anything to no one. it's terrible what happened to him. notolice say they did receive any 911 calls about what happened on the beltway. they are asking anyone who may have been driving in the area 1990 ninewhite mercury grand marquis with a redskins logo on the rear window to give them a call immediately. kennedy, abc 7 news. adriana: coming up, panic on the tarmac, a plane's engine going up in flames. the quick thinking that saved dozens of lives. plus, the search for what caused this scene out west. and how you can the traffic. >> thank you. good afternoon. things were quiet this afternoon , but as you can see, traffic is not moving now. downsh has things shut between connecticut avenue and georgia avenue by the mormon temple

it's like playing with mercury. people are tempting to say, 5296 mercury. of the population who voted to leave the eu for 17 million different reasons. we can't turn around and say it was about immigration, trade, this and that... are going to be a lot of very unhappy people at the next general election. there are also people who will come round to the reality of the fact that if we don't want to catastrophically harm the economy, we at least need to make a transitional deal. let's move on. we'll see what happens. not everybody thinks like you. we'll move on to the financial times. oh, still an brexit! who set up this paper review! of you two did! japan's biggest bank plant a hub in amsterdam to cope with the disruption of brexit. this is an example of what we've been talking about. this huge banks, hugely influential in the eastern part of the world, that we obviously don't put our eyeballs on it but it doesn't mean it doesn't affect us. they have said that even ahead of brexit they are looking around and moving a significant number of workers into a europ

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that time of the night is extremely busy. >> reporte anyone who may have seen lombre's 1999 white mercuryrand marquis with chrome wheels and a redskins decal across the back window if you saw that car between the hours of 11:30 and midnight. you can remain anonymous and there is a $25,000 reward being offered. that's the latest here in prince george's county, anjali hemphill fox5 local news. >> developing in the district police continue to investigate claims that an officer hit a child's bike with a cruiser and then drove off. 11-year-old jayvoun brown says he was riding his bike thursday in northwest when a d.c. police car approached him. he says a the car followed him down an alley hit his bike and kept going. >>> the white house facing a new wave of criticsm after president trump tweeted a video yesterday that shows him wrestling another man whose face is covered by cnnn's logo. >> the president tweeted it out from his special twitter account then he or someone on his staff the official presidential twitter account. cnn says he's promoting violence against reporters but the president s

police investigating a stabbing that injured a san jose mercury news employee overnight and now the search is on for the woman police think is responsible. abc news 7 reporter matt keller is live at the scene in san jose. matt? >> reporter: jessica. zan jose police got back with me and say their investigation is in the same place. they have a man who was stabbed and they are searching for the woman who is suspected of doing it. an unusual morning at this home on redbird drive in the willow glen neighborhood of san jose. >> we heard a loud noise at 3:00 in the morning. opened the door, saw blood, closed the door, called the cops and that's about all we know. >> reporter: "the mercury news" confirms the man is an employee and police aren't releasing his name. police say he was stabbed by a woman. after going to this door he got no response. he left a trail of blood. neighbors called police and paramedics and officers arrived toe help him out. the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the unknown female suspect escaped and is still on the loose. investigators ar

. >>> mercury is reaching for a record is there a excessive heat warning for much of the delaware valley, this is a live lah from center city from the spring garden studios so how hot will it feel. >>> thousands of students are forced out in a major university but we will tell what you caused this big evacuation. it is thursday, july 13th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things on a busy thursday morning. it is busy in that we have so much construction. say that i every morning, construction, construction. but today in particular is every where and it is slowing you down all right. >> well, heat is big story on my side of the desk for sure even though we will likely see additional showers, thunderstorms later today. lets talk about that heat. lots of pretty colors when we have this kind of a situation, on the map when it comes to an alert. we have excessive heat warnings in that magenta shade aired use up and down i-95, surrounding communities and rest of the region is going to be in the heat advisory. everybody is in one or the othe

that can often refer to concern over scary sounding agreements, a mercury-based preservative.k, jr., has made a crusade against it. just this year he gave a speech where he said this. >> 33 years i've been working to get mercury out of fish. nobody is ever called me anti-fish. because i want mercury out of vaccines i should not be called anti-vaccine. >> for a start, why would anyone be called anti-fish and be ashamed? fish are stupid, look at them. look at this idiot. >> tucker: robert f kennedy, jr., joins us tonight. the response to that piece that john oliver did really struck me. i think if you, as someone who is a democrat and a liberal, they piled on you. why? why is raising questions about the safety of vaccines a no-go zone on the left? >> it's interesting because it's not consistent with traditional liberal skepticism, towards large power and specifically the pharmaceutical industry. and government agencies. it's been characterized by at least four federal studies as a cesspool of corruption, because it's pervasive, interactions, entanglements. with the vaccine indus

> investigators found four human remains and where they say the investigation goes from here. >>> mercury is reaching for a record is there a excessive heat warning for much of the delaware valley, this is a live lah from center city from the spring garden studios so how hot will it feel. >>> thousands of students are forced out in a major university but we will tell what you caused this big evacuation. it is thursday, july 13th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things on a busy thursday morning. it is busy in that we have so much conru

mercury causes damage to the brain and nervous system of children and adults. pcbs cause cancer in animals. avoid eating channel catfish caught in the northlake and limit consumption of black bass and rainbow trout. >>> in santa barbara county, a kayaker now speaking about his scary run-in with a great white shark. the incident sparked a third shark advisory in southern california. he says he was kayaking off east beach when he saw a shark's nose and jaw coming straight at him. the 6' kayaker wasn't hurt but he explained it was quite a shock. >> it grabbed on. i didn't see it coming or anything, just i was getting bit on the side of the kayak like that. and it drove me sideways two or three feet, flipped me over without thinking, i just ended up on the bottom of the kayak which was out of the water. >> one of the recent southern california attacks involved a male great white shark. one expert estimates it had to be 11 to 13 feet long. >>> the detwiler fire is causing huge problems in mariposa county. but kpix 5's maria medina shows us it's providing an opportun

the mercury news reports that the two are roommates so i could not independently confirm that. no word yet on the woman's condition, in the last ten minutes, the sheriff's department tweeted me that that block is still closed, and that the man being questioned is not under arrest. >>> well the weekend is looming. starting to warm up though. >> a little ominous. it's going to be very hot this weekend. live look outside on the left side of your screen. shocker, the golden gate bridge covered in fog. on the right side, san rafael, nice and sunny, not too far north there which is looking quite dry. turnover right there to kerry hall with the microclimate at work, kerry. >> absolutely, look at the rest of san francisco, it's bright and sunny and the temperature is at 65 degrees. we are also checking out some sunshine as we look live right now in san jose and fremont has been warming up this past hour. and we are also getting a little bit of a breeze there as we get a look at the flag. and also some of the trees just waving just a bit. now we are also feeling our temperatures still f

now the mercury news says the u.s.orney's office said peterson could plead guilty or no contest when he goes to court. >>> santana row is now a crime scene. police cleared the neighboring units then phoned the two men in the suspect unit to come down stairs. they arrested one man and the other said he had been asleep the whole time. >> did you hear the shots? >> no. >> who do you think might have fired a weapon. >> no. do you have a roommate in there? >> that is the man in the unit saying he was sleeping during the gunshot. police say he arrested a 26-year-old man for shooting at another house. >>> another pre dawn emergency prompted the evacuation of half the guests of a san jose motel. the other half had to shelter in place after an odor in the lobby made people cough. someone had applied pepper sprayed at the hotel's front door. about an hour later, the evacuated guests were allowed to return to their rooms. >>> police in milpitas say they are looking for a man exposing himself to some kids. two of the kids managed

and mercury rising. a new heat wave to start the week. stormwatch seven is tracking the scorcher.

of pennsylvania avenue and the outer loop of the found shot to death on saturday in his white 1999 mercury grand marquis. no weapon was found in the car, leaving him -- them to believe he was an innocent victim. detectives did find showcasing's on the beltway. the 55-year-old was a father of four from upper marlboro, killed as he was driving home from a friend's house in the district. he had just posted a card game at his house and was on his way back to his home. we had an opportunity yesterday. this is what his daughter had to say about her father's death. >> he's a lovable person. he wouldn't do nothing to no one . if this terrible what happened to him. police said they didn't receive 911 calls from where the accident they are asking for anyone who may have been driving area and saw the mercury marquis, the one with the sticker on the back that says redskins fan, to call police if they thought anything suspicious or had any information. reporting live, suzanne kennedy. suzanne: for updates -- adrianna: for updates all morning long, check in with suzanne kennedy on twitter. 911 service i

the mercury building is so hot, you will feel it during your commute. julie: is live -- john is lit with the details. john: people are already feeling uncomfortable here at the vre station. take a look at the abc 7 weather app. 70 degrees already. the problem with transportation, you see the steel tracks, when it is hot, trains have to slow down because the tracks expand, it is called a sun kink, like a kink in your neck. that could be dangerous. there was a son restriction yesterday. we are waiting to see the same today. what we are waiting for in a parking lot at lawrence virginia is more and more. waiting in their cars for the trains to rely. yesterday, there was a 20-minute delay. people would rather wait in their car. this is nick, who parked next to us, mobile truck 7 -- mobile trak 7. do what you can come away until the train is close. john: what was it like yesterday? nick: it was ok for me only coming down from lorton, but those in fredericksburg, it was pretty frustrating. john: frank that ac. thanks, nick. folks are trying to look cool, dress

among the nominations for this year's mercury music prize are stormzy, the xx and ed sheeran and theching 0ne mzimba has been catching of the nominees are din joining one of the nominees are dinosaur, joining me, how does that feel? absolutely amazing, the mercury prize is so amazing, so many different types of music are celebrated. so many different types, your sound, what would you call it, electric jazz? your sound, what would you call it, electricjazz? maybe your sound, what would you call it, electric jazz? maybe we try and avoid thej word! it's the improvised a music, trumpet led. avoid thej word! it's the improvised a music, trumpet ledm certainly is jazz but something like this gives us a chance to appeal to access a wide audience. for me it's trumpet led instrumental music. everyone us can decide what the sticker is. how does it feel to be up sticker is. how does it feel to be up against artists like stormzy and ed sheeran who have a slightly higher profile than you, it would be fairto higher profile than you, it would be fair to say? i think ed sheeran should be careful bec

. >>> they are looking for a woman suspected of stabbing in their core news employee -- a mercury news employee in the local and neighborhood. he is expected to survive after being taken to the hospital. we have no word on emotive. >>> police are investigating animal hoarding cases in two different houses in antioch. they went to put out a kitchen fire and the second case emerged on thursday. the second house and most of those are in the shelter offering them up for adoption. stuck it will allow ben shapiro to speak on campus in september. they wanted to host ben shapiro but the school said it could not identify a space on that day. now the chancellor has decided to offer up a venue for free. the spokesman said the chancellor's commitment to free speech. >>> a report from the state employment development department shows santa clara county added 2600 jobs and the san francisco san mateo region gained 4900. this is all while california cost 1400 jobs in june. supply and demand is pushing prices higher. in oakland they dropped 16%. in fremont prices jumped over $1 million and things are

mercury on the rise. how about this next couple days.nd humid, look at numbers, 5 and can we call this cooler surprised, monday, temperatures fall back into 90s. 77 washington, 77 gainersburg, 70 quanitco and 74 nap list and lots of humidity across the area. better west, 60s in whip chester this morning and culpeper 60s as well. lots of sunshine here. first half of the day and we'll build cloud cover just like yesterday and day before. and the day before that and we'll look for thunderstorms late this afternoon. future cast doesn't love the idea of it but i'll mention that we could see showers and storms later today. here we have a shower or two by 2:30 and see if we don't geta few more yesterday. coverage not terribly impressive here on future cast later today. all right. real theme heat. zip trip steamy one come out and see us poolesville friday, mid 90s with a scattered st storm. p looks like next chance to really push the numbers back will be next tuesday. we'll caught a heat wave in july. >> i love that we're both wearing pink today

he's a reporter at the mercury news. the report happened at his home. neighbors suspect the victim and his attacker had just met. >> paramedics loaded the victim into a waiting ambulance. he had been stabbed numerous times all over his upper body. neighbors along red bird drive say he was in bad shape when he knocked on their door for help. >> pretty bad. several stab wounds. i don't know how many. my girlfriend was keeping them calm and i was trying to get the cops in and that's basically it.>> reporter: canines were used to look for the suspect. a woman who neighbors believe he met earlier that night >> i don't know if he picked somebody up or he was helping somebody and she stabbed him.>> reporter: and executive editor for the paper says that doing what they can to support him and his family. for now, they are not releasing his name. >> we don't know what his position had anything to do with this. we are following up on all leads . >> investigators are not saying much about motive are at the suspect and victim might've met >> after the stabbing, offi

this one actually was in the new york mercury. cds in the newspapers. so in the early 1700s when new york city started publishing newspapers, it was a gain for enslavers because now instead of just putting up a notice on the side of a barn or in the town office, they would be able to put these in newspapers so that there would be a wide range of areas they could actually get these out to you. so we've actually found notices from new york that are in connecticut papers, new jersey papers. so before this notice went out though, it's important to note that what we see are just kind of the tip of the iceberg, that the notice come sometimes it would take a week for the notice to come out and most of the time these people were caught before then. and if you didn't notice in the beginning of this, run away from the care of the constable in eastchester. that means robin ran, wescott and jailed and then ran away again. so this was his second time. answer just looking at this one notice, there is so much just to learn and know about this person, which i find intr

mercury will continue to to rise. upper 0s with us through the weekend. then we back it down to mid 90s by surprised. no relief overnight or thunderstorms. we don't think we'll say much on the like of no big try tryinger. >> but instability into e atmosphere and we may see storms popping up. 40% chance over the weekend and better chance monday. here's what we expect. lots of sunshine 83. fear in order 98. friday you may see a heat add saisry. that happens. >> all this week the dewpoint is oppressive. any time it gets to 70 it's owe fresive. dewpoint rights now you think 0 is oppressive and 75. annapolis 78. quanitco 77. this is why we'll have a fox thing tomorrow. here's what with you get ready for. the 9 to 104. heat index temperature. next three days and really surprised, too. mid to and thunderstorms keel up i know he wanted to see if he would have the 92. frontal boundary that. >> bringing us down to 80s and 84 next week. captain wait for that. >> shawn and you, tony. >> thank you very much. fork. 5308 spirit airline flight 576 . fight left oak rand b

and mercury rising. a new heat wave to start the week. stormwatch seven is tracking the scorcher. good morning washington. toss to eileen - heat wave begins today - 95+ tuesday through thursday (feels 100+) - storm chances increase - 95+ tuesday through thursday (feels 100+) - storm chances increase late week today: partly cloudy. hot with increasing humidity. highs: 89-92 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. warm and muggy. lows: 69-75 winds: s 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. very hot and humid. isolated pm t-storm. highs: 94-97 winds: sw 5-10 mph breaking now at 5:xx - prince george's county home. our john gonzalez just got to the scene in camp springs - john? happening now - a double murder investigation in two men shot dead at a shopping center on silver hill road. it all happened around 7:30 last night. police say one of the men tried to get help at nearby restaurant. the other man was found in a nearby alley. police are offering a reward for any information leading to a suspect. breaking overnight - a new york state trooper shot and killed. and state police say

the mercury news says that the men are undocumented immigrants, but they've lived in the u.s.or more than 10 years and they have children born here. the city calls the circumstances concerning saying such operations could undermine the trust between officers and members of the community. >>> mike pence sent a warning to russia while touring a soviet republic today. he sat down with baltic leaders in a show of support. he confirmed that trump will sign legislation and for its destabilizing actions in the ukraine. >>> under president trump, the united states will continue to hold russia accountable for its actions we call on our european allies and friends to do the same. >> this comes as the russian president is telling the u.s. embassy in moscow to withdraw more than 750 employees. it is believed to be paid back over u.s. sections and the expulsion of 35 russian diplomats from the u.s. last year under president obama extranet learning of the death of sam sheppard. he died last week from complications of als. he was both an acclaimed playwright and an oscar- nominated actor. he

. >> on the way -- ♪ we are the champions >> new details on the freddy mercury straight from his queenatal alcohol addiction. then -- ♪ our tlc exclusive as the '90s girl group hits the root. what chili told us about the nick cannon dating ♪ ♪ we will, we will rock you >> back on the road with queen for their new north american tour. but when carlos steele sat down with the boys, topic number one was the upcoming movie about the band and their late front man, freddy mercury. ♪ another one bites the dust >> the fans are very excited about the movie. rami malek is playing freddy. >> he has to do freddy justice. we get one shot at this. ♪ we are the champions, my friend ♪ >> freddy's legend will live on on the big screen, and the queen tour, well, yes. ♪ adam started touring with guitarist brian may and drummer roger taylor back in 2014. he first performed with them in 2009 when he was an american idol finalist. ♪ >> this combination is so phenomenal. i attended this tour, you know. it's incredible. why for you guys does this combination work so well, queen and adam lambert? >> we didn't

civil war as a union army nurse, contracted to haifa's and pneumonia was treated with heavy doses of mercury. today we know that that is not good to ingest. .ack then it was a medication they thought the disease was leaving you as you are also losing your teeth and hair and everything else. she managed to recover. much to the amazement of many people because others who were as sick as she was did not recover. who was a famous portrait artist at that time louisa that the famous may out caught was in italy at the same time he was. little women had become an international hit. thatne recently said to me louisa may all cut in that day was more famous than j.k. rowling. probably because there was not as much competition with sports figures. she was an international sensation. asked, if he could paint her. we have this painting in our dining room. the only other dining room in america with the -- with a george healey and it is in the white house. a big painter day who was summoned to paint presidents. it was quite an honor that she was painted by him. however she was disappointed. she said she loo

. >> record high temperatures grounded dozen of flames in phoenix where mercury approached 120 degrees in late june. too hot for some smaller regional jets to take off. >> phoenix. >> it's a problem that will occur more for examplely at more airports. according to a columbia university study published in the journal climate change this week. researchers predict maximum temperatures at some airports could rise between seven and 14 degrees by 2080. is that really enough to push most modern airplanes out of their operational range. >> five to ten degree average increase, yes, it faces serious operational challenges. >> he runs askapilot.com. he says modern best in cooler air that's more dense because it generates more lift. as temperatures rise planes need more speed and longer runways to take off as well as lighter loasdz. >loads. >> sometimes the result of all that is we can't take a whole of people or fuel. you can be prohibited from flying at all. >> according to this study in the future up to 30% of flights could face some sort of weight restriction during heat wave. at laguardia for

mercury rising to near 100 and it's feeling even worse. the oppressive heat hitting the d-m-v right now. continue through the weekend - heat advisories possible this weekend - relief comes next week today: hot and humid. sunny to partly cloudy. code orange air quality alert. highs: 95-98 feels: winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. warm and very muggy. lows: 74-80 winds: sw to w 5 mph friday: partly sunny to mostly cloudy. still hot and humid. highs: 94-98 winds: nw 5-10 mph coming up at - a high stakes hearing in coming up at - a high stakes hearing in oj simpson, now just hours away from learning his fate. when he could walk free - still ahead john live tease 5:xx - a health crisis for long-time senator john mccain. the former presidential candidate has diagnosed with brain cancer. it comes after the senator had surgery last week to remove a blood clot above his eye. john gonzalez is live on capitol hill with the reaction pouring in. cnn's chief medical core sanjay gupta spoke to mccains doctors about the diagnosis. he say

it's a 1999 mercury marquis was stopped in the travel lane. when she looked in. that's when she found the victim's body, adriano lombre, dead behind the wheel. he was a 55-year-old father who lived in the largo area of prince george's county. police say he was shot from the outside of the car. they believe this was from someone firing from another vehicle. just a short time ago, we were able to speak to one of the victim's close friends. >> my wife and i got up this morning, getting ready for church. we just happened to have the news on, and we seen the vehicle. right away, we knew that was his car. him and i were very best of friends, and just a great guy. >> we believe an innocent victim and that somebody out there would have seen something or knows something. and we're encouraging them to please give us a call. >> reporter: police are telling us that they did not receive a single 911 call about this incident. so they say it's very important right now that they get witnesseo car, possibly seen people weaving in traffic, just anything out of the ordinary, you're