it is certainly a disease that these owners in the new forest are aware off now.ns again or anything up here ijust keep going like normal. they do not know what is causing it so you just have to continue as normal. vets say owners need not be alarmed. alabama rot remains extremely rare. but symptoms should not be ignored. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in the new forest. an 11—year—old has died at a theme park. this was in staffordshire. we 110w park. this was in staffordshire. we now go to our correspondent in leicester who is outside her school. iam sure leicester who is outside her school. i am sure shock must be the overriding feeling there. the academy behind me has remained closed. just one or two teachers and a real sense of horror at what happened. we know that evha jannath was on a school trip with her school when she died. it's been more than a decade since there's been other talent to a uk theme park, but we have had a written statement by her family and they said, yesterday, our world was torn apart when we discovered our daughter and sister evha jannath ha

untili see owners in the new forest are now aware of.ke normal. they don't know what is causing it, so they don't know what is causing it, so you have to continue like normal, really. let's say owners need not be alarmed. alabama rot remains extremely rare but symptoms should not be ignored. duncan kennedy in the new forest. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story, president trump has defended his decision to sack the head of the fbi. the white house said he had been considering firing him since taking office. now, painkillers could increase the risk of heart attacks and other heart problems, the finding of a study published in the british medicaljournal. the drugs in question are anti—inflammatory painkillers like i be pregnant but it's important to say this is not an issue for most of us —— like ibo pro then but it's important to say this is not an issue for most of us who ta ke is not an issue for most of us who take small doses. there have been increasing numbers studies in the last few years which link hear

untili see owners in the new forest are aware off now.in or anything appearing ijust keep going like normal. they do not know what is causing it so you just have to continue as normal. let's say that this need not be alarmed. alabama rot remains extremely rare. but symptoms should not be ignored. — vets say. it's one of the most iconic opera houses in the world but it's famously not a great place to hear music because of its high ceiling. the sydney symphony orchestra says the sound is like "playing on a football pitch that's shrouded in fog". after a0 years of these notoriously bad acoustics work to try and improve them will finally start later this month. 0ur sydney correspondent hywel griffiths reports. it's the building that defines notjust sydney, but australia's place in the world. bold and bathed in sunshine, the opera house's tall sails are iconic. but inside, the sound is, well, not so stunning. for its resident symphony orchestra, is a regular frustration. the shape of the concert hall makes it hard to hear themselves, or each o

afternoon, detectives said this was an horrific act of gun violence on the tranquil edges of the new forests a level of pre—planning within this offence. it appears that the offenders have actually gone prepared to be confronted. they were wearing balaclavas and in possession of a shotgun. police say jewellery, including some designer watches, were taken in the robbery. a friend and former work colleague of guy hedger told us his death was deeply shocking. it's a very close—knit business, so the sense of shock and upset will be felt very deeply. we will give as much support to our people as we can and we will offer our sympathy and condolences to his broader family and friends at this distressing time. police say another man living in the house was unharmed and could be an important witness. this is an area with large, detached houses behind imposing electronic gates, with many residents here profoundly unsettled by what has happened. i think it's absolutely dreadful, really. absolutely awful, sickening. this evening, the police said that mr hedger‘s family had been left devastated by what

afternoon, detectives said this was an horrific act of gun violence on the tranquil edges of the new forestlanning within this offence. it appears that the offenders have actually gone prepared to be confronted. they were wearing balaclavas and in possession of a shotgun. police say jewellery, including some designer watches, were taken in the robbery. a friend and former work colleague of guy hedger told us his death was deeply shocking. well, it's a very close—knit business, so the sense of shock and upset will be felt very deeply. we will give as much support to our people as we can, and we'll offer our sympathy and condolences to his broader family and friends at this distressing time, as well. police say another man living in the house was unharmed, and could be an important witness. this is an area with large, detached houses behind imposing electronic gates, with many residents here profoundly unsettled by what has happened. well, i think it's absolutely dreadful, really. absolutely awful, sickening. this evening, the police said that mr hedger‘s family had been left devastated by wh

duncan kennedy, bbc news, the new forest.ter an operation in the harleston area of north—west london last tuesday the 9th of may. they say three women arrested have been released and three other women who were arrested remain in custody. aged between 18 and a3. three of those women arrested at an address in east london have been released from custody. three other women who were arrested remain in custody. arrested on suspicion of the preparation of terrorist acts and detained under section a1 of the terrorism act. officers, they say, have completed searches all the addresses connected with the arrest. more on that as it comes into us. 36—year—old tipper truck driver who almost drove into work colleagues and police officers has been sentenced to six months in prison. herrmann from ashington northumberland took the vehicle after a row with his boss. police helicopter footage shows him after a row with his boss. police helicopterfootage shows him driving the wrong way down a dual carriageway, swivelling and narrowly missing two

afternoon, detectives said this was an horrific act of gun violence on the tranquil edges of the new forest was a level of preplanning within this offence. it appears that the offenders have actually gone prepared to be confronted. they were wearing balaclavas and in possession of a shotgun. police say jewellery, including some designer watches, were taken in the robbery. a friend and former work colleague of guy hedger told us his death was deeply shocking. well, it's a very close—knit business, so the sense of shock and upset will be felt very deeply. we will give as much support to our people as we can, and we'll offer our sympathy and condolences to his broader family and friends at this distressing time, as well. police say another man living in the house was unharmed, and could be an important witness. this is an area with large, detached houses behind imposing electronic gates, with many residents here profoundly unsettled by what has happened. well, i think it's absolutely dreadful, really. absolutely awful, sickening. this evening, the police said that mr hedger‘s family had been l

afternoon, detectives said this was a horrific act of gun violence on the tranquil edges of the new forestpreplanning within this offence. it appears that the offenders have actually gone prepared to be confronted. they were wearing balaclavas and in possession of a shotgun. police say jewellery, including some designer watches, were taken in the robbery. a friend and former work colleague of guy hedger told us his death was deeply shocking. it's a very close—knit business, so the sense of shock and upset will be felt very deeply. we will give as much support to our people as we can, and we will offer our sympathy and condolences to his broader family and friends at this distressing time. police say another man living in the house was unharmed and could be an important witness. this is an area with large, detached houses behind imposing electronic gates, with many residents here profoundly unsettled by what has happened. it's absolutely dreadful. absolutely awful, sickening. this evening, the police said that mr hedger‘s family had been left devastated by what has happened. they said a pos

this is a very wealthy area on the edge of the new forest.ow know that jewellery and designer watches were taken. there does seem to have been some element of planning, that intruders were ready to confront someone. they were wearing a la clubbers and carrying a shotgun, so are targeted burglary which turned violent. but it could be some days before we really know all the details here. we believe that guy hedgerformed all the details here. we believe that guy hedger formed a civil partnership 12 years ago. there was another man in the house at the time, police have not confirmed his identity yet but he witnessed some of the events, he is deeply affected by that, there are weapons to recover, so lots of lines for police to cover here, in a murder of a man in an unlikely location. a surfer who went missing off the scottish coast has been rescued after more than 30 hours clinging to his board. matthew bryce was reported missing by his family when he didn't return from a surfing trip in argyll on sunday afternoon. he was eventually picked up 13 m

it is right on the edge of the new forest and they have got quite a lot of big, expensive houses hereen a big question for detectives. it does seem now at these very early stages of this investigation that it was, guy hedger‘s property was targeted for the reason. that is because the police now know that jewellery and designer watches were taken as part of what happened in the early hours of sunday morning. they also suspect there was some sort of planning going on. the intruders were prepared for some sort of confrontation because they came with balaclavas, they also had a shotgun. that is how those events unfolded. they are working on this theory, early stages, that this was a very targeted burglary that turned violent in the end. it could be some days before we really know all the details of what happened here. this is what police are telling us, it may take some time. they think there was another man in the house at the time and he witnessed some of the events will stop he is very affected by that. they have not named through that phase. he will be a witness to talk to. they have

. >>> firefighters battle a blaze in the wharton state forest in new jersey. >> good morning to you, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful shot he over the ben franklin bridge, thankfully the heat is still not here, that's a good thing. >> it was gray and chilly yesterday. i thought i would never get warm. >> reporter: we'll have more sun than we saw yesterday. it's going to be a better day. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. down the jersey shore, just like yesterday afternoon, the temperatures will be chilly, we'll see an onshore flow that blocked the clouds yesterday, it will keep the temperatures cooler before things warm up by the middle of the upcoming week. the numbers across the region we're showing the mid 40s across the northwest. 42 degrees, pottstown, 45. malvern, 47. lake harmony, 46. south and east we go, same thing lots of mid 40s, gandys beach, 46 degrees. cinnaminson 47. glassboro, 45. woodbine, 49. satellite and radar we've cleared out nicely across the mid atlantic states, you can see all the weather approaching from the west. lots of clouds across t

news." >> a 300-acre forest fire in shamong township burlington county, new jersey, is now 50 percent containedevesham fire rescue sent us this photo of the fire burning off route 206 near dingle town road and bard's bit. thwart say the fire was sported about 9:45 this morning. no houses at this point in danger. >>> and a plane collides with a utility truck while taxiing at los angeles international airport. eight people were injured in this accident. the aero mexico flight struck the vehicle causing it to overturn. this all happened after the plane landed this afternoon. firefighters say all of the victims were on the truck and their injuries are not life-threatening. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> and we are learning new details about the moments before a turkish national tried to break into the cockpit of an american airlines flight to hawaii. passengers say the 25-year-old was unruly before the flight even began friday. he attempted to sit in a first class seat that wasn't his. a flight attendant escorted him back to his seat in coach. passengers say then he starte

forest in burlington county. >> while the flames are now mostly contained, scorched 300 e sent us this of the fire burning off 206, staffers at the new jersey forest fire services spotted the fire right around 9:45 saturday morning, no houses are in danger, the cause of the fire is now under investigation. >> new this morning, president trump meeting with arab leaders recalls arrived at the gulf cooperation count ill. the president's meetings include heads of state from bahrain, egypt, and kuwait. later the president will deliver a speech that's called the centerpiece every his two day visit to audi arab y will reportedly call for unity across the muslim world to fight terrorism, as nicky bat tees reports, the president announced several lucrative deals with saudi arabia to benefit the us. >> the president's visit to audi arabia, day began with pageantry, military fly-over, and lots of hands shakes. the president and the saudi king announce new deals between the two countries including 109 billion-dollar armed deals, investments in us, infrastructure project. >> hundreds of billions of dollars of investments into the united states an

staffers at the new jersey forest fire services medford tower spotted the fire around 9:45 saturday morningnow, no homes are in danger. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. >> new this morning, president trump is beginning his second day in saudi arabia meeting with arab leaders, arrived at the meeting of the gulf cooperation council. president's meetings include heads of state from bahrain, egypt, kuwait, later the president will deliver a speech that's called the centerpiece of his two day visit to saudi arabia, will reportedly call for unity across the muslim worlds to fight terrorism, and as nicky batiste report, the president did announce several lucrative deals with saudi arabia to benefit the us. >> president trump and king solomon took part in male-only dance before rule banquet saturday night capping off day one of the president's visit to saudi arab ya. the day began with pageantry, military fly over and lot of hands shakes. the president and the saudi king announce new deals between the two countries. including a hundred 9 billion-dollar arms deal, and investments in

staffers at the new jersey forest fire services medford tower spotted the fire around 9:45 saturday morning. no houses are in danger there. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. >> new this morning, president trump is beginning his second day in saudi arabia, meeting with arab leaders. he arrived at the meeting of the gulf cooperation council. the president's meeting's include heads of state from bahrain, egypt, kuwait, later the president will deliver a speech that's called the centerpiece every his two day visit to saudi arabia, he will reportedly call for unity across the muslim worlds to fight terrorism, as nicky batiste report, the president announced several lucrative deals with saudi arabia to benefit the us. >> president trump and king solomon took part in male only dance before rural bang yet saturday night capping off day one of the president's visit to saudi arabia. the day began with pageantry, military fly-over, and lots of hands shakes. the president and the saudi king announced new deals between the two countries. including a hundred 9 billion-dollar arms deal, an

interesting times for nottingham forest who will be looking forward to their new season perhaps with five yea rs new sense of optimism after five years under their previous owner. studio: indeed, richard conway, thank you forjoining us. british number one johanna konta is out of the italian open, she lost to venus williams in rome. konta recovered from a set down against the american, but eventually lost 6—1 3—6 6—1. konta had won three matches in a row against williams — before today. tim hague has more. johanna konta's korea has blossomed so much so that she is evenly favourite when taking on a williams. while venus is not the player that she used to be comedy class remains. irrespective of age. the 36—year—old, ten years the briton's senior, was at her best from the off in rome, winning 6—1. time for a pep talk... words of wisdom works, konta was a different player in the second set, dictating the direction of the match. one set of peace and the first that williams dropped all tournament, as things well and truly heated up before the american called the temperatures dramatically b

news. a search team examining forest land in northern france for the body of seamus ruddy, a man who "disappeared paris in 1985 when he was abducted, killed and buried by the republican paramilitary group, the inla. since monday, investigators have been searching a remote wooded area near rouen, from where our news correspondent mervyn jess reports. following the discovery this morning, the search area has been locked down by french police and the media cameras are not being allowed in. a team of investigators have been searching this piece of woodland since monday. the area has been searched before but this time they were working with more specific information, passed on by former members of the inla. seamus ruddy was working as a teacher in paris when he was shot dead by the inla and secretly buried in 1985. his sister was the last family member to see him alive when she visited paris a month before he disappeared. yesterday she visited the search site to see the work going on herself. this morning she was among the first to be told about the discovery. the human remains have been covered with

. >> firefighters battling a blaze in the wharton state forest in new jersey. >> good morning 7:00 a.m. on this sunday morning, sky6 live hd over the commodore barry bridge, a beautiful start to your sunday. >> let's go outside now to meteorologist chris sowers and accuweather, hi chris. >> reporter: good morning to you guys, it's comfortably cool with temperatures close to 50 degrees, wall-to-wall blue skies, it's brighter than all of yesterday. i want to show you this real quick. we were in the middle of a heat wave two days ago, yesterday the high temperature during the after topped out at 66 degrees, if you were down at the jersey shore you topped out in the upper 50s, 91 degrees wednesday, 93 thursday, 93 on friday, there you see only 66 degrees yesterday and now, some of the same locations that had the air-conditioning on friday, probably need the heater on this morning. it is 43 in pottstown. 43 in quakertown. only 11 degrees above freezing. 48 degrees in warminster. 54 in center city. newtown, 46. media, 50 degrees, glassboro, 49. cinnaminson, 48. hammonton, 47. browns mills ch

forest. a bay area student and his brothers facing criminal charges for allegedly hacking down dozens of trees. good evening. new00 a chico state fraternity is in serious trouble with the feds. they are accused of going on a tree cutting binge in the national forest as part of a initiation ceremony for new pledges. kpix 5's emily turner is in chico where the brothers say they didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: it's finals week here on the campus and the men of pi kappa alpha are laying lows because of pressure of finals and federal investigation. the fallout stretches to the bay area. the u.s. forest service says the pi kappa alpha fraternity at chico state did this and they are charged with a crime including their president from pleasant hill. >> sounds like they got out of hand in the middle of nowhere and caused problems. >> reporter: it happened in april at a susanville campgrounds as part of an initiation. they illegally chopped down 32 trees and fired guns. a campground visitor took the foes toes after the group left. >> the lack of respect for someone to come in and commit a significant amount of reso

into the forest in search of new plants.d studied. from tiny waterlilies too strange, carnivorous plants. plants underpinned all aspects of human living, from the airwe aspects of human living, from the air we breathe that to medicine and fuel. all life on earth relies upon plants. we have to take extinction very seriously. we still tend to put pla nts very seriously. we still tend to put plants into the category of looking nice in the garden. we need to think about them as being fundamental to what we are. they are the natural capital of life on earth for humans. almost 2000 species of plant have been discovered in the past year alone. here, and in many of the —— here there are many of the world's most precious plants. scientists say we have a better picture than ever before the value of the world's plants. and we have a duty protect them. about 20% of the world's pla nts them. about 20% of the world's plants are at risk of extinction. the race is on to stop some being lost for good. stay with us on bbc news, still to come:

. >> most of the world's biological diversity is found in the world's rain forests of the coral reefs and new species continue to be identified. deep ocean environment in particular often -- offer tantalizing prospects for the discovery of a known forms of life. no one knows how many species exist on earth. scientists have named at catalog just over 1 million species. what we do know for certain is that we are losing species at an unprecedented rate. losing species before we even knewew they shared our planet. >> at the variety of life is going down quite rapidly. >> i its going to change ththe nature of our culture, our cities, and how we go about our daily lives. >> in earth's history, there have been five mass extinction events. the last of which occurred 65 million years ago. >> there was a mass extinction from an enormous media or, asteroid thahahit the earth t tt cocost tremendous debris to go p into the atmosphere and cooled the planet for a long time. >> half of all species went extinct, including the dinosaurs. the rate of species loss today is on par with that event, and is by far a

it was a new chancellor, a new justice secretary and a new foreign secretary in the shape of forest johnson. >> she also addressed insecure workers, saying you have a job but you don't always have job security. does that mean that she is proposing to scrap the employment tribunal fees, repeal been zeroe act or hours contract as more than a dozen european nations have already done. on the i did say that streets of downing street, i think it is very important that we consider not only what might be called a obvious injustice but consider the lives of those people. they are in work but troubling -- struggling to make ends meet. the situation of some workers that could have some job insecurity. i suspect that there are many members on the opposition benches that might be unfamiliar. a boss doesn't listen to his worker. it requires some of his workers to double their workload. maybe even a boss who exploits the rules to further his own career. remind him of anybody? reassembled,ommons there was a brand-new minister. the secretary of state is exiting the european union. >> ministers were accused

after being kidnapped by the islamists, they spent three years in the forest and are now a little overwhelmed by their new surroundings and by all the attention. the yakubu nkeke is the families representative, we met him in north—eastern nigeria, heading back to chibok. he saw the girls and has the job of identifying all of them. among the 82 released was his daughter. when i fist saw her, shejumped and grabbed for me. i hold her hands, started dancing around with her. he'll show the families his pictures and prepare for their big reunion. the girls told him life was hard under boko haram, sometimes there was no food. there are some of them who had been given in marriage but, according to them, it's not forceful and when you decide to marry with this militant. what do you think about the boko haram fighters who kidnapped your girls? 0h, boko haram fighters, personally now, i would forgive them. iforgive them. it's notjust the 276 chibok girls and their families who've been affected. here, in north—eastern nigeria, thousands of other women and girls have been kidnapped by boko haram. most of those rescued

it was a new chancellor, a new justice secretary and a new foreign secretary in the shape of forest johnson. >> she also addressed insecure workers, saying you have a job but you don't always have job security. does that mean that she is proposing to scrap the employment tribunal fees, repeal been zeroe act or hours contract as more than a dozen european nations have already done. on the i did say that streets of downing street, i think it is very important that we consider not only what might be called a obvious injustice but consider the lives of those people. they are in work but troubling -- struggling to make ends meet. the situation of some workers that could have some job insecurity. i suspect that there are many members on the opposition benches that might be unfamiliar. a boss doesn't listen to his worker. it requires some of his workers to double their workload. maybe even a boss who exploits the rules to further his own career. remind him of anybody? reassembled,ommons there was a brand-new minister. the secretary of state is exiting the european union. >> ministers were accused

it was a really hard time for her, because she was used to the forest, it's notjust sleeping indoors that is newoup share a special bond through similar tragedy. sometimes i call all the members of the group together, to introduce a new member. we have a small party, and at the end, we introduce the new member. then we journey together in the healing process. all those girls did not go there willingly, they were looking for money, and hoping to get a good life. but actually what they got was sexual abuse. without any support for victims, or increased awareness of the risks they face, vulnerable women on kenya's coast remain easy prey. until government and communities recognise the problem of trafficking, it seems that al—sha baab will continue to kidnap with impunity. hello. with a bank holiday weekend now upon us, we are set to see a bit of a change in this hot, dry weather, that has been with us for the past few days. here was the scene on friday, in moray, captured by one of our weather watchers. we will have similar conditions to start the bank holiday weekend. a humid start. more sunshine,

intersection of suitland parkway and forest hill road is back open, and that's great news for the cars driving by. many have been out here waiting for hours to get on their way. we have some video to show you of the intersection where this happened. they say it was a fiery crash. two cars were involved in this it,h, a maroon-colored suv, ag, and a second vehicle -- suv, a that is mangled beyond recognition. we have confirmed three people died in this crash. one person was rushed to the hospital, and the intersection was shut down for hours. as it stands now, it is open again. i am q mccray, abc 7 news. lindsey: covering metro, final preparations are underway for safetrack surge 15, and riders are going to want to listen up. the changes will start tomorrow. on the orange line in maryland, five stations will close. free shuttle buses will replace trains through that area but run every 30 minutes. surge 15 begins tomorrow and runs through june 15. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, a new threat. the warning north korea has for the u.s. following another missile test. plus, a seven-alarm fir

authorities to create new crimes and then the right for local authorities to contract out the enforcement of those crimes to private companies on a commission basis. in the forestent company tried to use these new powers to overturn a right some local people say has existed since magna carta. come on then... the right to graze your sheep on any piece of common land. come on! the council said there'd been complaints. incident 280. three lambs and ewes walking around at 3am. incident, bleating. why shouldn't they walk around at 3pm? 297, ewe and lamb, two lambs roomed all day. 12 sheep present. came back at 10:30. some unmarked. the pspo would have banned sheep from grazing on common land in the village of bream. any shepherd who broke this could have faced a fixed penalty notice. the shepherds say they are worried it would not have stopped there. the problem with this open spaces order is it could be extended to cover the whole or any part of the forest at any given time at the stroke of a pen. we considered that that could well have been the end of commoning and the end of free roaming sheep. for now, the shepherds have seen off the proposal. but they remain wo

. >> city council, local police department doing an about-face, leaders in forest lake minnesota approving a newice force changing an earlier decision to use the county sheriff's office for protection. the move coming after 1000 high school students walked out of class to support their local police officers, one student and the council member who voted against that plan joins us last week to talk about the positive impact local police have on their community. >> it was gigantic and student led. great story of our students being in touch with what is happening in our community and supporting law enforcement. >> different from the protest we have seen our schools lately, the 3-year contract proposal for 23 offices includes grades every year. >> a comic book inspired by black lives matter getting the ax, marvel counseling black panther after two issues. group of superheroes fighting back against police brutality. the story is set in a version of new york city patrolled by robot officers which a liberal writer is one of the, hers and marvel says it was canceled due to poor sales. time is 26 minutes

louis, missouri, a story from the new york times about a statue in the great forest park. point of contention. they write the angry and this hasfight over swept over south carolina, alabama in new orleans. -- debate made its way up some 600 miles north of the mississippi river to st. louis, the home of a confederate memorial many residents did not know was in their midst. here in a graceful public part since the grand mind him and to the confederacy, a granite column adorned with an angel and bronze sculpture. it arises in a thicket of trees next to a trail teaming with bicyclists and wanderers. many residents say until very recently, they had no idea the 103-year-old memorial honored confederate soldiers. not until they started making it saidhat hooplah over larry randall who was biking near it. i've been coming here for years and i never paid it no mind. mr. randall said he understood why some people are calling for it to be removed. if it is causing problems, they should get rid of it or maybe just polish the words off. i could give a hoot. we hear from larry in tuscaloo

forest who was saved political opposition. over here we have what is one of my favorite stories of new jersey. again the colonial period but it's a little later just before the revolutionary war so it starts naturally in 1768 and at the time george iii was on the throne in england and william franklin was the last royal governor of new jersey. he was thought to be a fair governor and people respected him. at the time new jersey was divided into east and west germany and east jersey treasurer was named steven skinner and he was in the habit of keeping the east jersey treasury at his home in perth amboy. he would put it in a chest within his office and the story begins one dark and stormy night it was raining and it was dark and the person or persons broke into his house by a window and stole, ransacked the house and stole everything except for 100 pounds. it was 6700 pounds they stole which was everything that the east jersey colony owned at the time. the next morning it was discovered by his apprentice and immediately skinner alerted governor franklin. franklin then issued his proclamation off

forest in south jersey. >>> good morning. i am rosemary connors. that breaking news is in north philadelphia where nine people were wounded in a shooting spree and two of the victims in critical condition. let's get to matt delucia is live at the hospital where many were taken. >> reporter: those who are in critical condition are at temple hospital, and police are not sure what the motive was at this point and the shooting happened around last night at 10:30, and this was a group of relatives who live in the area, and they were outside having a good time, and police think this should be one or two shooters that walked up to the victims and open fire. police at the scene counted 27 shell victims. the victims range in age of 18 to 26 years old and seven are being treated here and two are over at hahnemann. and there's no description of the suspect. matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> we will stay on top of it. thank you, matt. stay with us as we continue to follow the breaking story throughout the morning here on air and throughout the day online. >>> we will take a live look

after being kidnapped by the islamists, they spent three years in the forest, and are now a little overwhelmed by their newattention. yakubu nkeke is the families‘ representative. we met him heading to remote chibok to pass on the message. he saw the girls and has the job of identifying all of them. among the 82 released was his daughter. when i first saw her, shejumped and grabbed for me. i hold her, started dancing around with her. he will show the families his pictures, and prepare for their big reunion. the girls told him life was hard under boko haram. sometimes there was no food. there are some of them, those that had been given in marriage. but, according to them, it's not forceful. what do you think about the boko haram fighters who kidnapped your girls? oh, i will forgive them. iforgive them. young and professional, some may have fallen for their cap is, in boko haram. it is notjust the 276 chibok girls and their families who have been affected. here in north—eastern nigeria, thousands of other women and girls have been kidnapped by boko haram. most of those rescued have been left deeply traumatis

after being kidnapped by the islamists, they spent three years in the forest and are now a little overwhelmed by their newhe attention. the yakubu nkeke is the families representative, we met him in north—eastern nigeria, heading back to chibok. he saw the girls and has the job of identifying all of them. among the 82 released was his daughter. when i first saw her, shejumped and grabbed for me. i hold her hands, started dancing around with her. he'll show the families his pictures and prepare for their big reunion. the girls told him life was hard under boko haram, sometimes there was no food. there are some of them who had been given in marriage but, according to them, it's not forceful. what do you think about the boko haram fighters who kidnapped your girls? oh, boko haram fighters, personally now, i would forgive them. iforgive them. young and impressionable, some may have fallen for the captors. it is not just the have fallen for the captors. it is notjust thejoint have fallen for the captors. it is not just the joint and 76 have fallen for the captors. it is notjust the joint and 76 girls and their

forest vanishing along our coast. what scientists say is behind it and the long term effects. stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. >> now, a woman and her boyfriend have been convicted in the murder of the woman's three-year-old daughter. sarah lynn kruger and scott warner were found guilty in the first degree murder of kayleigh slusher in 2014. the three-year-old died of blunt force trauma. they face life in prison without the possibility of parole. they are set to be sentenced on july 27. >>> san jose police are investigateing the kidnapping of a san jose state student. she was forced by her kidnapping to drive all the way to oregon. oregon police found her running along highway 101 near brandon, oregon. her family says she went missing just before graduation day. >>> the oakland city council is expected to decide whether to authorize a settlement filed by the woman at the center of an oakland police sex scandal. she used to go by the name celeste guiap. buzlin alleged oakland police officers violated her several rights. >>> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news news at 6:30. will it be the death pe

forest in burlington county. >> announcer: nbc10 breaking news. >> we begin with the breaking news, a shooting spree in north phillyds nine people to the hospital, and two of the victims, as i mentioned, are in critical condition. and matt delucia is live at temple hospital where many of the victims are being treated. matt, this started as a party among family members. >> reporter: people outside having a good time according to police. you mention those critically injured victims, two of them here getting treatment this morning. police have a lot of questions about the crime and don't know what the motive is at this point and why the gunshots happened in the first place, and based on the information the police have, this was a group of relatives that live in the area and they were outside having a good time when the shots were fired at them. police think there could be one shooter orbly two that walked up to the victims and then open fire. there was 27 shell casings at the. the victims range in age from 18 to 26 years old, and a total of seven victims being treated at temple, and two are over at hann phu hahnema ha

forest green rovers are in the football league! the tiny club with the big ambition. andy swiss, bbc news, nailsworth.e news where you are now. this is bbc news with clive myrie. let's get more on the breaking news that in the past half hour it's been confirmed that the moors murderer ian brady has died at ashworth psychiatric hospital on merseyside. in a statement the mersey care nhs foundation trust simply said tonight — we can confirm a 79—year—old patient in long term care at ashworth high secure hospital has died after becoming physically unwell. our correspondent richard lister is here. a notorious man. the suggestion is that he has now died. fill us in on the background to what we know this evening as to what has happened? some of the papers were saying this morning that he was very gravely ill, at death ‘s door. this is not entirely unexpected. in fact he has been very ill for some time. we learnt in february that he had been bedridden for probably the last couple of years or so. he was suffering a terminal illness, conjugated by emphysema and back in february his lawyers were clear that he wa

forest us all. let's check in on first word news. surprise blow to the identification movement. the law inourt said north carolina targets african-americans with almost surgical precision. it required voters to show a photo id illuminating same-day registration and reduce the number of early noting -- early voting days. producers say is necessary to reduce global inventory to a five-year average and reduce prices. the fat saudi energy minister spoke in beijing. the saudi energy minister spoke in beijing. >> there has been a market reduction in production. we are not where we want to be in terms of reaching the five-year average. >> opec and the other numbers -- prices agreed but oil higher today. north korea wants his new record -- his new rocket could carry a nuclear higher today. north korea wants his new record -- his new rocket could carry a nuclear warhead to longer distances. u.s. forces in the island, and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations says the latest test shows the dictator is in a state of paranoia. a day after he was inaugurated, the french president test mo

new york. and you could tell hillary has been spending time deep in that forest because she clearly found some shade. >> you spoke about the sexism, misogyny, and inequity around the world, but do you believe it exists here, still, and do you think-- ( laughter ) do you think-- ( laughter ). >> because, you know, health care is complicated. ( laughter ) and, remember, i did win more than three million votes than my opponent. ( cheers and applause ) so it's like-- really? he should worry less about the election and my winning the popular vote than doing some other things that would be important for the country. ( applause ). >> trevor: heeey. heeey! damn! hillary was informed today. yeah, she did so much dissing, all of the memes just joinedded her on stage. they were like-- ( laughter ) i will say, this is classic hillary, though. she goes away for six months, plans all of her comebacks, then goes on christiane amanpour, and just lets them fly, you know. "guess what, trump? the jerk store called." ( laughter ) now, the reason hillary clinton was at this conference was to promote more involveme