tutoring young people in newport news. working with the local foodback, or through her service in the linkson incore praped. she has ulls given back to her community. she always has time for her family. she is a proud aunt to her nieces and nephews, dedicated daughter to her mother, and caring sister to her siblings. over the last 40 years she has also mentored hundreds of members of our staff and helped guide them in their careers. thanks in part to her leadership in my office, a vast majority of our current and former permanent staff members got their start in our office as interns or fellows and grew into talented and instrumental staffers. joni showed them how they could make a real difference working in government. her dedication to our staff has helped make me a more effective legislator, and i'm forever grateful for that. mr. speaker, joni ivy retires from her service to the united states house of representatives and to my office this week. this will be a hard-earned and well deserved retirement and i know that she

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>> reporter: hi rick, i am in the unit block of roosevelt in newport. we are waiting for an update from police. you see the driveway, this is where the little 14-month-old was and some how she was standing there with a car not once but we believe twice this morning. it's not clear if that was an intentional act or accidental act and the 14-month-old was taken to the dupont hospital where she is evaluated at this time. according to witnesses who saw the child she had a gash to her forehead that was bleeding but she was bleeding and conscious at the time. although at this point au

not only does western newport become western newport island, but it gains its own castle hill island off to the side of it. up here the existing to get island, -- goat island virtually disappears. this story is repeated all along rhode island's coast. the tip of little compton breaks off to become its own tiny little archipeligo of new islands and this is tiveton which is just north of little compton and on the other side here is the shore of portsmouth and what you see is that the sea-level rise turns this pond into ocean and makes an island of this section of tiverton here near fogland point, another new island. here we see the point on the other side of the opening in narragansett bay from little compton. you have little compton and then at the other side you have point judith. point judith also girches to break up into -- begins to break up into little islands. if you go up here, galilee is our fishing port. it's where most of the fishing g trollers have their own port. and this runs up here into the protected harbor area. galilee is pretty much under water. for folks who like to

the league two season finishes tomorrow, hartlepool or newport will drop out of the league, and it's very tight for the play—off places. seven teams looking to make the final two spots...again go to the bbc sport website for all the in and outs the title was wwrapped up in sdcotland a long time ago. the champions celtic face st. johnstone tomorrow. bottom club inverness could get relegated if they lose to hamilton and motrherwell and dundee win their matches. couple of matches on sunday — partick v rangers and hearts face aberdeen england's cricketers have started their busy summer with a big win. seven wickets the margin of victory against ireland in bristol. adil rashid claimed his first wicket

you know, newport news area. >> right. >> you're a hometown g you grew up in northern vir virginia. >> i grew up in arlington. after i graduated from high school i went to the naval academy. when you graduate from the naval academy it's certain you'll live in norfolk or sand ago i was a salvage diver in the navy and stationed on salvage ship out of little creek and love virginia all over and it's great to come back up here for while. >> virginia is one of the great things about virginia the diversity in virginia when you look eight from geographic standpoint almost several different states in one here. i know the folks down in southern virginia give you a hard time from being from northern virginia that's very key in an election as well. if you're representing the state you want to relate people in northern virginia to get that big chunk of votes. >> absolutely. i think as everybody sitting here contemplating driving to work i'm the only candidate

so pegye left the small town of dexter for sunny california and settled in newport beach. that's where she met glenda who was also from new mexico and they immediately hit it off. >> she was probably one of the most gregarious people i have ever met. she was always happy, always smiling. >> reporter: and she says pegye was driven to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. >> she did want to find a guy. >> reporter: the clock was ticking a little bit? >> it was. >> reporter: then one day on the beach, you found somebody for her. >> we did. so one afternoon on a weekend, pegye called me and said what are you doing? i said well, i'm going to go down and watch dave play some volleyball on the beach. >> reporter: dave was glenda's husband. >> i asked pegye if she wanted to come down with me. she said yes. she immediately spotted eric and said who's that? >> reporter: eric bechler, in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm going to guess when she notices a guy playing beach volleyball, he'

thousands of tiny little clams blanking the sand in newport beach. reporter michelle gile went looking for answers. >> reporter: what's going on? there's an explosion of tiny multicolored shells along the sand at blackie's just north of the newport beach pier. and it's got many people wondering what they are. >> a lot of clams. little shells. >> reporter: indeed they are clams. commonly known as bean clams. because of their size. >> just all the way down the boardwalk. pretty crazy. >> reporter: surf conditions and the low tide are exposing the creatures which spend most of their lives buried in the sand. >> they're pretty what do you think about the shells? >> they are pretty. >> reporter: she doesn't remember ever seeing such a plentiful display of miniature shells on the beach. >> a lot of shells. i don't remember seeing this many shells in several years. >> kind of hard to see now but there's a really neat variety of colors that you get in them. >> reporter: uc-irvine marine biologist has never personally seen so many bean clams in one place. alt

that investigation is changing from hampton police to newport news. keir johnson, her and her daughter chloe, their vehicle was found on sunday. police in newport news say the case is shifting there because of information provided to them by hampton's police department. but they didn't elaborate. keir and 8-month-old chloe have been missing now for about two weeks. >>> president trump will turn the white house blue tonight in honor of fallen police officers. he promised his full support to members of law enforcement at a ceremony today at the capital. accused some politicians of politically expedient. >> thousands of police officers from around the world also gathered at that ceremony to honor their fallen. among those remembered, the arlington officers and dozens of new york city officer who is died from complications related to the 9/11 attacks. police dogs who died were also recognized. news4's mark segraves has the story of a local father who was at today's ceremony and personally thanking the officers. >> reporter: they stood at attention, men an

however, newport county grabbed an 89th minute winner against notts county to turn the atmosphere atere 6—1winners against cheltenham, took the title. tranmere rovers are 90 minutes away from rejoining the football league after a two—year exile, thanks to their national league play—off semi—final win against aldershot town. having won the first leg 3—0, tranmere were always in control of the tie and a late strike from james norwood gave them a 2—2 draw on the day — a 5—2 win on aggregate. the play—off final is at wembley next sunday. tranmere will face either forest green or dagenham, who are tied at 1—1 going into tomorrow‘s second leg. inverness caledonian thistle are still fighting to stay in the scottish premiership. the bottom club are nowjust a points adrift of safety after a 2—1 win against relegation rivals hamilton. brad mckay scored their first on 10 minutes. they doubled their lead with a penalty and hamilton could only manage a late consolation goal. elsewhere today dundee eased their relegation fears with an away win at kilmarnock. ross county are safe from automatic rel

also newport and swansea. and it has been a bad night for ukip — overnight they lost every seat they were defending. and the party has been wiped out on councils like lincolnshire, hampshire and essex. their vote share is down dramatically, most of it going straight to the conservatives. coming up, we'll be live in glasgow. the snp are trying to take the city council from labour. the scottish counting has onlyjust started, so those results are all to come. labour have had decades of controlling glasgow city council. we'll be covering the results from scotland as they come in. to say the least, there is plenty to talk about! here in the studio we're joined by our political editor laura kuenssberg. the home office minister brandon lewis for the conservatives. the shadow foreign secretary labour's emily thornberry. and ukip‘s suzanne evans. a very good morning to you all. take a breath, we will be with you in a moment. but first let's bring you right up to date with where we stand right now. asi as i said, lots o

they need to win and hope that newport slip—up. —— to doncaster. moment, doncaster heading for the title. tranmere rovers are 90 minutes away from rejoining the football league after a two—year exile, thanks to their national league play—off semifinal win against aldershot town. having won the first leg 3—0, tranmere were always in control of the tie and a late strike from james norwood gave them a 2—2 draw on the day — a 5—2 win on aggregate. the play—off final is at wembley next sunday. tranmere will face either forest green or dagenham, who are tied at 1—1 going into tomorrow's second leg. in theirfinal warm—up match before the rugby league world cup in october england beat samao 30 points to ten in sydney. -- 30-10. samoa had their moments in the second half but overall it was an encouraging performance from england as joe lynskey reports. they have come half way around the world, in the middle of the season, but little sentiment is geared for england on these shores. in sydney, this was also samoa's chance in the spotlight and the working to m

commentator: let me tell you this, cheltenham, swindon, newport, you're going to eat houmous next seasonrest green rovers are in the football league! the tiny club with the big ambition. andy swiss, bbc news, nailsworth. time for the 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

illy, newport, tennessee, democrats line. caller: yeah, thanks for answering my call. comes a question, when it down to democrats and the house bannon, rump and mr. which one is the most equalist for e most one that is not america? and on the second thing, there's always been war on poor people and during the eight years of millions come to the poor that was americans and we saw obama make pathways for people outside the country, and get benefits. and, you know, nobody talks people.e poor host: grayson from athens georgia, independent line, good go ahead. you, caller: thanks for taking the call. talk about trump and this, you know, this thing with and russians and nobody can figure out why he's acting the way he is and what is he covering up. possible money laundering and i believe that selling condoing to russians, no doubt in sunny sles, florida, a guy that is doing some time now, ukrainian condos from ht 60 trump. you know, when you bring that you can payy in and cash, i don't know what the actual laws are on money laundering. pedro, i go buy a vehicle for car 00 an

cheltenham, swindon, newport, you are going to eat, is next season because forest green rovers are inn for a very exciting night in the nba. it has gone all the way to game 7 between the washington wizards and the boston celtics. the winners face the cleveland cavaliers in the eastern conference finals, and if it is anything like game 6, it could be a very exciting night in boston. the wizards won that game in the dying seconds. the celtics have started strongly and are currently leading. i mentioned cleveland there. one of the reasons they are in the playoffs, arguably the reason, is this man, lebronjames. we often talk about why he is so good, but sometimes it takes one to know one. here is some high praise from six—time nba champion kareem abdul—jabbar. the bronze is a consummate player, he can play four positions —— lebron. if he was three or four inches tall and he could probably play centre in the old—fashioned style. he just has that much athletic ability and understands how to play the game from any part of the court. that is, i think, the real reason that the game has changed

it happened in newport new castle county. according to police the driver that hit the child sped away and was later tracked down by officials. the girl was scooped up by her mom after the incident and rushed top a -- to a neighbor's house. >> they were trying to get him to stop and he kept trying to maneuver around her. he ended up hitting her. >> reporter: the baby. >> no. he hit the mom. the baby i'm assuming was under the car. >> >> the little girl had the back of her skull fractured. she is expected to be okay. >>> officials are investigating a crash that happened this morning in the philadelphia olney section. a pickup driver lost control and hit a pole on roosevelt boulevard near ninth street. at least one other vehicle was involved. so far police have not said if anyone was hurt. >> well, a task force is proposing a series of actions. mayor jim kenney was joined by governor tom wolf in outlining the tax force findings at city hall today and they came up with 18 recommendations. one of the proposals include safe injecti

hitting a toddler with his car and taking off. 14-month-old leah purdue was struck in her driveway in newport delaware yesterday morning, 20-year-old elijah meredith injured the little girl. leah had a skull fracture and cuts and bruises. she is in stable condition at a. i. dupont hospital. >>> this is the fiery crash that shut down i-78 in berks county yesterday. the collision involved four tractor trailers and a car. two of the tractor-trailers involved in the crash caught on fire. a man drivingone of the trucks described what happened. >> i seen him slam on his brakes, traffic was stopped. he ended rearending the other tg andother car on the side it p mtly injured was a truck driver with burns to his body. all are expected to survive. >>> president donald trumps in saudi arabia it is his first stis first overseas trip asnt. president trump and first lady milan iia were saudi king. a dra o the speech, the president call it is terrorism . it makes no mention of islamic terrorism a phrase the president criticized political opponents of avoiding. he will visit jerusalem and the vatican. >> for

the vehicle was found sunday in newport news.e now believe johnson and her daughter may have been abducted. right now there is still an active amber alert and they are considered endangered. call police immediately if you have any information. travelers flying out of l-a-x this week could face some confusion as multiple airlines are switching locations. about a third of the 70 airlines at los angeles international airport are moving to new terminals or new ticket counters. and their has already been big confusion. some travelers say they were given bad directions leading to miss flights. as a result, fliers are being advised to arrive earlier than usual. a rescue in anne arundel county - caught on camera. on sunday morning - a dog fell into a six-foot sinkhole in woodland beach. firefighters worked for over an hour to get the border collie out. the good news - a happy ending here. safely and wasn't hurt. the nationals wrapped up their weekend with a win against the philadelphia phillies. after friday's rain out, the nats played a

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the virginia state police say they found johnson's 2013 kia optima in newport, virginia. in a press conference on friday she pleaded for help in bringing her daughter and granddaughter home safely. >> i would like to thank everybody for their help and i would appreciate it a lot if you all could bring my kids home. >> they were last seen together april 30. police are asking anyone with information about that case to give them a call. >>> security experts warn last week's global cyber attack could get worse this week. cyber ware attack hit more than 150 countries and more than 200,000 people. hospitals in the uk were among the targets but experts say that number could grow monday morning when workre computers causing that malware to spread. former national intelligence director james clapper spoke on television this week. >> monday when everyone returns to the office that this ransom ware attack will be even larger. >> president trump met with security officials in the white house this weekend to assess the threat to u.s. government agencies hospitals and companies. they'l

now, labour have managed to retain control of newport and port talbot.ld lose the majority but they have held on. and early results have shown that they have lost their first seat in swa nsea. have lost their first seat in swansea. we are still waiting for the declaration in cardiff. i spoke with voters earlier and they said that some of them are losing faith with the labour leadership. that some of them are losing faith with the labour leadershiplj that some of them are losing faith with the labour leadership. i have always voted conservative. especially now with theresa may. i think she is excellent. i voted for brexit. i have voted for labour and lam brexit. i have voted for labour and i am sticking with labour. i believe injeremy corbyn i am sticking with labour. i believe in jeremy corbyn and all of the welsh labour ministers, counsellors, they are doing a greatjob. welsh labour ministers, counsellors, they are doing a great job. the labour party is in disarray and they cannot organise themselves. you feel safer with a tory party and not with labour

>> reporter: hi rick, i am in the unit block of roosevelt in newport. we are waiting for an update from police. you see the driveway, this is where the little 14-month-old was and some how she was standing there with a car not once but we believe twice this morning. it's not clear if that was an intentional act or accidental act and the 14-month-old was taken to the dupont hospital where she is evaluated at this time. according to witnesses who saw the child she had a gash to her forehead that was bleeding but she was bleeding and conscious at the time. although at this point authorities are not saying what they are condition is. as for the driver of the vehicle that apparently struck her it's not clear if he was found or not. last we heard he has not been but there are indications that he may by in connect with him some way or the other. we are not sure if it's a he or she, but the driver that struck the little girl. we have a lot of questions but that is what we know at this point in time. >> john, thank you. >>> turning now to the forecast for your f

, the car johnson was likely driving a plaque kia optima has turned up in the neighboring city of newportect a abducted the pair. they believe the baby may be in extreme danger. over the weekend keir johnson's mother made an emotional plea to whoever may be holding her daughter and her granddaughter. >> i would like -- appreciate it a lot if you all could bring my kids home. i want them back. so anything you all can do to help me in any way, please do. >> police say they hope someone may spot them soon. >> to crofton maryland where a community joined forces to respond to hate crime with a message of love. anne arrundel county police arrested two men for hanging a noose at crofton middle school. yesterday dozens of people showed up to the event chalk the sidewalk what they called can it. people wrote supportive and positive messages in chalk outside the school. >> so much bigger than two people hanging up a noose. have some light into their day. >> the event was led by a group >> coming up on fox5 news morning, more schools are allowing children to bring an over-the-counter medicine school

live in newport john rawlins channel6 "action news."jim. >> thank you john. >>> 31-year-old edward moses jr. is unarrest tonight for the murder of his girlfriend in darby borough this morning. police were called to the home on spring valley road for reports of gunshots at 7:30. the victim, 26-year-old crystal thomas was that found shot to death inside. police say moses is the father of the victim's child. police have not released a motive for the shooting. >>> the fbi and lehigh county police raided a house in salisbury township this morning and took two people into custody. investigators were seen in the backyard of the home on emmaus avenue searching cars motorcycles and a boat. justice department officials tells the raid is part of a drug related investigation involving cocaine and heroin. seven people in all were arrested at various locations. >>> the heat continues to oppress the philadelphia area for a third day. that means it's an official heat wave. youngsters were keeping cool with water spouts in dillworth park outside philade

. >> let's start with newport, rhode island. >> so newport, rhode island, long a coastal retreat fortiful destination with a great marine center for kids. there is ft. adams state park which is one of america's best state parks according to foursquare city guide users. there's a new hotel called the gilded which is bringing in the colorful ornate touches, beautiful mirrors and everything. $179 a night puts you right in the heart of newport, rhode island. there's a great park with a beautiful flower show this summer. there's also a jazz festival in august. so whenever you're looking to go, this is a really great choice. >> we're not that far. we could do a road trip. how about saratoga springs, new york. the city is a big horse racing town. >> also close by, about 190 miles north of new york city. this is a destination that starts horse racing in july, but what a lot of people don't know is before that rates are really affordable. there's all sorts of things to do for creative types. our community loves the arts scene on broad street, there's also a brew festival, there's a hot air ba

. >> start with newport, rhode island. >> newport, rhode island, long an american retreat for america'sfort adams state park, one of america's best state parks according to four square city guide users, a new hotel called the gilded. all about the history, bringing in colorful, ornate touches. beautiful mirrors. $179 a night, but right in the heart of newport, rhode island. a great park with a beautiful flower show this summer. also a jazz festival in august. so whenever you're looking to go, this is a really great choice. >> not that far. could do a road trip. >> absolutely. >> how about saratoga springs, new york? a horse racing town. >> and close by, about 190 miles north of new york city, a destination that starts horse racing in july, but what a lot of people don't know, before that race, really affordable. great things to do for creative types. our community loves the art scene on broad street. a brew festival. there's a hot air balloon ride. a dave matthews band concert june 16th. whatever you're looking to do, there's a lot there. the hotel is one of these hipster, chic properti

police in newport news found the car the pair were traveling in but still follow sign of kier johnson and 8-month-old chloe. they went mission on april 30thth. police issued a amber alert after investigators found information leading them to believe the two had been kidnapped. >> beautiful day for mother's day. our official high is 82 degrees at reagan national and still a comfortable 69 degrees. mostly cloudy skies and as we continue into the overnight hours the skies clear out planner. 7:00 a.m. sunny skies and a comfortable start for your monday and by 9:00 a.m. we're already near 60. it will stay breezy overnight and breezy not just tomorrow morning but throughout the day as well. winds out of the north we have at 10 to 20 miles per hour. it's nice. by 1 is being a.m. we're in the mid-160s and highs tomorrow in the 70s. however, i'm tracking a string of days around 90 degrees and mugginess. whl that arrives and when you could be dealing with some thunderstorms coming up at 11:18. >> well, it was great outside today and thousands it cyclists took over the streets of the district in

worked as a ship fitter i knew janitors at the newport news shipyard's. of that gated out and had some loose lips over a beer about something they were working on, a summary or carrier, or if aman took a piece of paper and wrote a phone a man took aif piece of paper and wrote a phone number of a colleague on it, they could be held immediately for treason. guest: thank you for your question. i am quite sure what you were ofting at with the question whether or not i have had to go through security clearance. not that i know of. i think your larger point was there seems to be a different standard of accountability for those in power and for everyday folks. i could not agree with you more. that is a pervasive problem across our society, from wall street to the halls of power. it has to go all the way to the top. what we are seeing here is a suspicious rationale for the firing. it has shifted a lot over the past 48 hours. first, you have the sense it was -- what most of the callers have said -- it was because of the way comey handled the investigation into hil

the flaggers are going to be out along 41 gap newport pike.nk 896 or 82 would be better bets in that area. in birmingham township more construction continues where they're working on the bridge along street road, 926 there over brandywine creek. that bridge not scheduled to be finished until the beginning of september. right now they're out there taking down some of the trees and just doing some of the work so that area remains blocked off. 52 or route one would be some alternates through there. meanwhile in delco more work scheduled this week on a 2.6-mile stretch of 322. it's been a mess through there and during the middays just one lane available taking turns. 452 could be an alt or 202. tinicum township work starting along fourth avenue. installing a water main drain during the next week -- couple weeks. >> jury selection begins in the trial of a minnesota police officer whose fatal shooting of an african-american man-made national headlines. officer geronimo jimenez as pleaded not guilty. he says he shot castile during a traffic stop beca

officials in newport beach say a contractor damaged a critical seawall when the tide came in, the flooding began. nearly 2 inches of water in some homes. investigators say the seawall was damaged by accident. >>> there's also flooding in ohio this morning. confirmed and several others were reported near dayton. several businesses suffered heavy damage and roads are now closed because of the downed trees and power lines. the flooding reported in cincinnati as well but there are no reports of any injuries. >>> and now for a closer look at your weather. >> diane and kendis, thanks and good morning to you. well, it's a recipe for heavy rainfall all throughout the northeast. big travel delays expected as we go throughout the day. lots and lots of moisture in place so all along interstate 95 here talking about rain with the potential for some thunderstorms as well. heading in toward the holiday weekend notice that thunderstorm threat continuing throughout the ohio valley and into the southeast. wet weather working its way to the north and east for memorial day. diane. kendis released overnight s

. >> they popped up on newport beach. they were initially mistaken for pebbles. marine experts identified them as being clams that live just below the sand but low tide and beach erosion may have brought them to the surface and this only happens about once or twice a decade so pass the hot sauce, will you. >> exactly. when we come back, the alarming scene in the boston subway. a woman on the tracks and the people who tried to save her. >> the guy being called a hero following a deadly incident a few blocks from here in times square. it delivers a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste. it has the bad breath rm-killing power of this... [rock music] with the lighter feel... of this. [classical music] for a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste... ahhh. try listerine® zero alcohol™. also try listerine® poketpaks for fresh breath on the go. ahyou the law? we've had some complaints of... is that a fire? there's your payoff, deputy. git! velveeta shells & cheese. ther

losing control of blaenau gwent and bridgend, but held seven councils including cardiff, swansea and newports been no polling in northern ireland. with all the latest, here's our political editor, laura kuenssberg. duly elected as councillor for the said division. blue was the colour. in essex, teesside, derbyshire, lancashire, south, east, west and north. even in glasgow where, in some parts, the tories went out with the ark. the conservative party candidate is elected as mayor. and in the marginal midlands, a big win, the area's first ever metro mayor, wearing a tory rosette. this is may's day. this is not about who wins and loses in the local elections. it is about continuing to fight for the best brexit deal for families and businesses across the uk. are you still seriously maintaining today that you are not looking at a victory and sweeping back into number ten, potentially with a very large majority? i am not taking anything for granted. i will be going out for the remaining weeks of this general election campaign to earn the support of the british people. and it is labour that is suff

at the end of the night, the labour party will look at cardiff and newport in wales.ey won't. the conservatives will look for some of the councils counted overnight like warwickshire, and if the opinion polls put the conservatives around 45% across the country, if they are right, councils like warwickshire, which don't have any party in control, should go to the conservatives. and for people watching, at what point will things start to crystallise, or more they think, yes, i have an idea? if you wa nt to think, yes, i have an idea? if you want to wait, go to bed and get up in the morning, because... i knew that he would say that. only one third of the councils are counted overnight. and in scotland it is all tomorrow. that said, i think certainly by 6am in the morning we will have a good idea of the direction of travel, who is up and down, and whether or not they are up and down in line with expectations that has been sawn with the opinion polls we had, because theresa may called the election a couple of weeks ago. turnout i know is never great for these elections. is

if you look at the bloomberg iron ore index, newport, nippon, it's all rolled over. copper as well. oil of course has been in a funk forever. the issue is, is it really important for idiosyncratic stocks like amazon that just keep growing their business? which is the message that's right. for instance, while the shanghai is in trouble, right, acting poorly, the kospi is breaking out into all-time highs. two things that's tied is to semiconductors, which is an economic indicator, and shipping. there's a lot of cross currents. but ultimately i believe, and i think you're making the same case, that equities cannot keep diverging from the message of industrial commodity. >> if we are to believe that most of the softness in demand in the lack of growth comes from outside the united states, could there be a case made that that makes u.s. equities look even more attractive, in some way they are some sort of a safer have than other equities out there? >> except for the fact, and carter talked about this, those five games that are up 25%, 30% -- amazon, facebook, google, whatever -- they're

still the biggest party here and has kept control of the big cities here in cardiff, in swansea, in newportome losses in traditional labour heartlands in the valleys, the tick in independent candidates. 0ne valleys, the tick in independent candidates. one of the theories put forward as to why labour performed better than expected in wales is due to the brand of welsh labour under ca rwyn to the brand of welsh labour under carwynjones. the conservatives made some gains in wales but nothing to the degree that they did in england. they gained overall majority and control in monmouthshire, and they came very close in the vale of glamorgan. plaid cymru had been hoping to gain overall control in ceredigion, carmarthenshire but they didn't quite manage to do that. although leanne wood, who we heard earlier, said she thought it was a good night for the party in wales. the welsh liberal democrats failed to make any sort of comeback, and there are no ukip councillors here. thank you. let's get some analysis from our political editor, laura kuenssberg. it's been a bit of a topsy—turvy day with the con

cardiff, swansea and newport.n traditional labour heartlands of the south wales valleys, including merthyr tydfil. many of those losses have been two independent candidates. the conservatives have made some games here, they have gained overall control of monmouthshire and came close in the vale of glamorgan and have added to their tally of councillors. plaid cymru had hoped to gain control of cupidity and, in this morn. if the liberal democrats had hoped to stage some sort of comeback, they are disappointed, because they have lost more seats. lets join our political editor laura kuenssberg, who is in westminsterfor us. the general election is only a month away, how might the results we see today affect how the parties approach these remaining weeks? it'll have an impact on the psychology of all of these parties and how they approach the campaign. there is a lot to get through, let's ta ke there is a lot to get through, let's take it step—by—step. if you are a tory looking at these tea leaves tonight, you think it

the league two season finishes tomorrow, hartlepool or newport will drop out of the league, and it'sces. seven teams looking to make the final two spots...again go to the bbc sport website for all the in and outs the title was wwrapped up in sdcotland a long time ago. the champions celtic face st. johnstone tomorrow. bottom club inverness could get relegated if they lose to hamilton and motrherwell and dundee win their matches. couple of matches on sunday — partick v rangers and hearts face aberdeen england's cricketers have started their busy summer with a big win. seven wickets the margin of victory against ireland in bristol. adil rashid claimed his first wicket haul, as they bowled irish out for 126, and and alex hales and joe root scored most of the runs, as they reached their target with 30 overs to spare. ben croucher reports england's longest summer started against the team who had to make the shortest trip. ireland are trying to prove they can mix it with the test playing nations. they looked at home early on. they'd soon be blown away. from 90—3 to 126 all out. getting used

david gregory—kumar, bbc midlands today, newport in shropshire. it is coming up to 13:50.ip, will stand down from royal duties in the autumn, buckingham palace says. he "will no longer play an active role" and will only attend previously scheduled engagements between now and august. voters are heading to the polls today for local and mayoral elections. a total of 4,851 council seats are up for grabs in 88 councils, with the first results expected in the early hours of tomorrow morning. the two candidates in france‘s presidential election, emmanuel macron and marine le pen, clash in a debate ahead of sunday‘s vote. hello there. i‘m egon cossou. the country‘s services sector is going gangbgusters. last month, new work grew at its fastest pace this year. that s according to the purchasing managers‘ index. it‘s a sign that the economy could be picking up speed. it‘s been a pretty good start to the year for morrisons. its sales increased by more than expected in the first three months of the year. that was boosted by price cuts. like—for—like sales, which exclude, new store ope

labour held onto the big cities of cardiff, swansea and newport, but lost out in some valleys strongholdsin merthyr tydfil. the leader of the council, brendan toomey, went on to lose seat. labour losses here were the independents' gain. but across wales, the party showed resilience. i think it's because of the fantastic leadership of carwyn jones and the welsh assembly government. i think what we have in wales is a situation where people can see why a welsh government, a welsh labour government, what a labour government in power, can deliver. the conservatives have made gains here, but they're more limited than across the border. wrexham, bridgend, cardiff, we've had gains. if you look at monmouth, we've ta ken overall control. and the vale of glamorgan we have come within a whisker of taking control. this was one of nine welsh local authorities where counting began this morning. the leader of plaid cymru, leanne wood, is the local assembly member. there are seats that we are looking to take, like ynys mon, and here i'm hoping to see some gains as well, which will give us some momentum wi

swansea, the vale of glamorgan and newport, some of the places they will look to do well. results. one insider told me they are going to get a kicking. labour has never been strong in the english shires. their own polling is suggesting they retain overall control of just one suggesting they retain overall control ofjust one council suggesting they retain overall control of just one council and suggesting they retain overall control ofjust one council and are no longer likely to be the largest party in nottinghamshire or in lancashire. they are expecting much better news in a contest for new metro mayors in greater manchester and merseyside a close eye on what is happening in the tightly fought contest in the west midlands foot of this is where labour and the conservatives are scrapping of crucial, marginal seats in the general elections. the local elections do not provide as with an exact blueprint for the general election result. the lib dems tend to do much better locally than nationally. the outcome will influence the tactics of the main parties over the next five weeks

a car belonging to pierre johnson was discovered yesterday in newport news. police are going through that kia optima for clues. they've been missing since april 30th. virginia state police issued an amber alert to try to find them last week. >>> upset that someone would hang a noose in anne arundel county. some parents took matters into their home -- into their own hands. they used chalk to write positive messages on the wall outside proctor middle school. >> something. one of mom and a student reached out to me and said, what if we talk the walk. i'd be -- i was like, that be amazing. i think it's a visible symbol of the positivity and kindness that this community represents. >> a day after the discovery, two 19-year-olds were arrested for hanging that news outside the middle school. >>> the cyber attack that ravaged the u.s. and europe last friday spreading again. in japan, at least 2000 machines in 600 locations got hit. the hackers are demanding $300 in ransom or threatening to destroy the user's data. the attacks could have been far worse if not for a pa

now nearly three decades after it first departed newport news, the "lincoln" is heading out for another sea, better than ever after a four-year upgrade and overhaul. >> we're pretty close to the -- right over here are the catapults where the planes go off the bow of the ship. >> reporter: during the overhaul, that catapult underwent extensive renovation. responsibilities that they take seriously. what does that mean? like to work here on this aircraft carrier? >> well, first of all, it's a privilege. >> reporter: a privilege. >> the privilege. the nation entrusts us with creating these complex platforms that are going to take, really, the most valuable resource we have, which is our young sailors, and take them into harm's way. >> reporter: often deployed for months at a time. more than 5,000 people can live aboard the "lincoln" when it's fully staffed. that is a city. >> it is a city with its own airport. all the things you need to accommodate 5,000 people in a city, between food, sleeping arrangements. entertainment, training. every single thing that has to happen to support the missi

leah purdue was struck in the driveway in newport, delaware, yesterday morning. 20-year-old elijah meredith injured the little girl after visiting the child's mother at their home. leah had a skull fracture and cuts and bruises. she is in stable condition at a. i. do you upon the hospital. >>> this is a fiery crash that shut down i-78 in berks county. it shut down the area for hours yesterday. it involved four tractor trailers and a car. police say two of the tractor-trailers involved in the crash caught on fire, a man driving behind one of the trucks described what happened. >> basically, i seen him going slammed on his brakes, traffic was stopped, he ended up rearending the other truck on the side and hitting the other car on the side it exploded and flames and everything. >> three people were hurt, most seriously injured was a truck driver who had burns to his body. all three of the injured are expected to survive. >>> president donald trump is in saudi arabia it is his first stop on his first overseas trip as president. president trump and first lady malania greeted by the saudi king. t

off. 14-month-old leah purdue was struck in her driveway on the unit block of roosevelt avenue in newport, delaware yesterday morning. 20-year-old elijah meredith injured the girl after visiting the child's mother at her home. police arrested him late last night. leah has a fracture skull and bruises. >>> 11:20 p.m. there was a shooting in delaware county east 21st street, a 20-year-old woman was shot temperatures taken to crozer -- several times, she was taken to crozer-chester medical center. no arrests have been made. >>> crews are working to lift a truck and boat trailer from the bottom of the delaware river. i want to take you to the scene after a man attempted to put the boat in the river on the boat ramp of the 5300 block of state road. somehow the boat and trailer and truck ended up in the water. the boat, trailer and truck sank, not clear what went wrong there. >> happening now, the search continues for a man delaware state trooper say stole more than $2,300 worthy of cologne. it is believe he stole from three different walgreens in wilmington and dover between march 2r50th and 2

police in newport news say they found the car the pair was traveling in but still no sign of keir johnson and 8-month-old khloe. they're believed to be in extreme danger. they want mission on the 20th. they're led to believe they've been kidnapped. >>> developing this morning, violent protests in charlottesville. multiple people arrested. angie is here from the live desk. >> this is about a statue, the statue of robert e. lee. these people were there to support the decision. that was also considered -- there was also a counter protest against they had torches and flags. they said the statue should stay up. they chanted all white lives matter as well. white nationalist richard spends be ser was one of the people among the crowd. police say all in all three people were arrested. eun? >> angie goff in the newsroom for us. angie, thank you. >>> 5:49. one day of relief before another phase of safetrack begins. surge 15 begins tomorrow and runs for an entire month. it will close five orange line stations in maryland and the district and will surely cause slowdowns in virginia as well. take a lo

earn less than their parents did and less money because they pay 50% of their rent in new york and newport beach, san francisco, los angeles. it's an affordability issue. the fed has been very good at boosting seasset prices but the wages haven't followed. people don't have enough money to spend and invest. >> if i say, okay, this quarter the economy is likely to print 2.r5%. where's the competition for stocks? and then i say the looming trump agenda, which could be positive for stocks according to so many different people, whether it's tax cuts or more regulation coming off, you disagree with all of that? >> no. i don't disagree. trump is better than others. that i already said. some of his policies have been better reflected. this year it's up 6% against the u.s. dollar. the s&p haven't made any money whereas in europe italy is up 25% in u.s. dollars. all the other markets between 15 and 20%. in asia, similar. this year foreign markets have out weighed the u.s. >> i know everybody wants to get in. >> we do. marc, we've had our differences and i've disagreed with your opinions. i'm not go