the opera rhondda rips it up premieres in newport tomorrow night. sian lloyd, bbc news.l day today. there is not a lot of change over the next few days. it is set to continue. where we do have the sunshine, it is very strong, as strong as it gets this time of year. today, the uv levels were very high. a fraction lower tomorrow. but such is the strength of the sun you might burn through a very thin t—shirt. it is in the low 20s in the south, for most of us in the teens. temperatures will take a tumble tonight. it was fresh as to think this morning. it is a chilly night on the way. in rural spots it will be colder with a nip in the air first thing tomorrow morning. across northern parts we have quiet weather. the storms or across western parts of europe and france. maybe one or two showers affecting the far south of the country tomorrow but they are few and far between. most of us tomorrow, a fine day. cool on the north sea coast. london could get up to 24 celsius, it depends on how much fun we get. this window of fine weather is across the uk and scandinavia through the e

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the opera rhondda rips it up premieres in newport tomorrow night. sian lloyd, bbc news.they think they've found a solution. the tiny space has been turned into the world's smallest nightclub, as john henderson explains. £2 coin, put it in the slot, lift the handset. a funky number the telephone box remix for dancing, com plete telephone box remix for dancing, complete with litter ball, flashing lights and even a smoke machine. compact with cool. they're going to come in here, but a pound in here, listen to their favourite dance tracks and all of the money goes to a local charity. activities and events for people with needs in the community here. great charity. it's been a while since people queued to use the kiosk that stood in kingsbridge for 60 years. in the last decade to pay phone usage has fallen by 90% but bt with communities adopt the kiosk. this is the 5000. it's already a smash hit. wonderful ideas. many libraries, many pubs that are there to sell a print out of, or grocery shops. but this is by far one of the most unique. fantastic. absolutely funkiest, yeah. g

video because they cannot rule out that he could be the same an responsible for the attack over on newport place. again, just a short walk from 22nd and new hampshire avenue. we're live here at northwest, i'm justin finch, news 4. n, aaron, back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> we're also following breaking news on a deadlyinire kenya. >> newss megan fitzgerald more from the live desk. megan, what's happening? >> eun and aaron, aire broke through one of nairobi kenya's largest open air markets today killing 15 people and injuring another70. want to show you some video here. you can see that market is totally burned the ground. smoke still rising. o a countyficial says six bodies have been recovered. nine arenstill stucke that building. rescue crews are working fast to try to save survivors who are trapped in the rubble you see there. manyenns shop for clothes and other supplies at this market. that's the back to you. >> thank you, megan. it's now 6:05. also developi in northwest d.c., the search for the person who robbed an fbi employee while the city was celebrating the cap's staply cupw

she was imprisoned in 1913 after blowing up a post box in her home town of newport.ra. our wales correspondent, sian lloyd, reports. # she was a newport suffragette, she led that plucky crew...# celebrating the life of lady rhondda. opera singing. the largely forgotten story of this welsh suffragette and pioneering businesswoman is being brought to life in music hall style by an all—female cast and crew. so many adventurous things, so many wonderful, unbelievable, incredible things that you could hardly even make up, seem to have happened to her in her life, and it was absolutely perfect materialfor an opera. her life was remarkable in many respects. she survived the sinking of the lusitania when it was torpedoed by a german submarine during the first world war. and when herfather, viscount rhondda died, she inherited his title. she campaigned throughout her life for women to be allowed to sit in the house of lords. pictured at rallies with emiline pankhurst, the leader of the british suffragette movement, her own fame spread when she attempted to blow up a post box

on the 00 block of newport place. police say if you are a victim of a sex assault anywhere in the recognize r perhaps that person you are seeing on that video, to give them a call immediately. we're live here northwest, i'm stin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >>> your time is 5:04. also developing in northwest washington, the search for a person who robbed an fbi mployee while the city was celebrating the stanley cup championship. it happened on seventh street in chinatown. while the woman was celebratin m police say tried to take her backpack. the suspect was able to get the t that contained her fbi badge. police believe this is the uspect you see here wearing glasses and a black hat trying to use the woman's atm card. if you recognize this man, call police. >>> we have a update for you to a story we brought you yesteay morning. a little girl shocked at mgm national harbor remains in critical condition. we've learned the 6-year-old grabbed an energized handrail near an outdoor fount app area tuesday night. secu

kyung lah is in newport beach. what was it? was it the trump endorsement that's thought to have put cox over the top and gotten him into the top two? >> reporter: it's hard to say. hard to know whether democrats decided to vote strategically here to try to get a republican on the ballot. we don't know. what we do know is the results speak for themselves. what gop feared that they might not have a candidate at the top of the ballot, the gubernatorial ticket, that fear is put to rest. john cox makes it through, as you pointed out, dave, the president tweeted his support, urging republicans to get out and vote for cox. he makes it through. gavin newsom, lieutenant governor of california, also makes it through. a decisive victory. the gop fears that dissipates tonight. to the u.s. house races, this is where there is a lot of indigestion with state democrats and national democrats. what is happening here -- democrats need 23 house seats in order to take control of the u.s. house. seven seats here in the state of california, hillary

. >>> it happened j before 11:00 last night in the 2100 block of newport place. according to the police report. suspec approached from behind. sexual assaulted her before running off. >> that the shocking. that's horrifying, i live right hope they do something here now to raise awareness to make sure people know it's potentially not aafe area geatct from somebye right in te head. so you can get better i would say but youay need help for th. >>> this isn't first time this has happened arounre he we told you about aleast1 sexual assault cases in the georgetown and dupontt circle areais occurred over the last five months. police say they're looking into whether most recent incident is connected to any previous assaults. >>> crews were first on e scene of of a a fears fire ba in the district. flames tore through this row house on prout street aund 2:00. fireghters battled a couple of hours before extinguishing the fire, they a got out safely. one firefighter did suffer minor injuries and it's unclear what started the fire. we now know the identity of a tractor-traile

. >> we both still film with the kids, and it shows his new house in newport and me here with kids andd of other things that we're both doing in our lives, so it should be interesting. >> we laugh on set, we have fun, we do our job, and there's no animosity. and ultimately we just want to have a good time and produce a great show. we've been doing it a long time. >> hey, how was your date? >> good. >> how much did it set you back? >> why do you even care? >> i'm just messing around. >> can we work? >> so much for keeping things light. while tarek isn't in a steady relationship right now, christina's found love again with british tv host ant anstead. >> one, two, three. you cheated. >> you know, tarek and i try to keep our personal lives separate. it's not something that we need to get involved with, so we're just mostly a working relationship. >> i think the hardest part is adjusting to a completely new life. it's a totally different life than i used to live. >> but the one thing the "flip or flop" parents have adjusted to -- coparenting their two kids, 7-year-old taylor and 2-year-old

host: tony is in newport, tennessee, independent color. caller: good morning. a couple of things, it all has to do with tv and television, i believe. getting the video to the people. look at spread to t-mobile. now giving free netflix. they've been trying to merge now for four years. that would help sprint out because they are small compared to t-mobile. that would make the service better as well. things,e a lot of whether it is directv, t-mobile, doesn't matter which one. they rent their equipment to us. herew our attorney general , we have called it many times, because he could not -- they charge us to repair if it breaks. no matter what you do, they're way to get that extra money per person. host: thank you, tony. guest: he brings up an issue that came up a couple of years ago. the chairman of the fcc tom wheeler under president obama tried to get through proposal where consumers actually would ,e able to buy their equipment your cable box, or satellite box. them in most lease cases. there was a lot of pushback from the cable industry, from the satellite ind

possibility that the same person is behind the ck at sunday night the woman was attacked nearby on newport place around 1 1:00 last night. >>> now to an update on a story we've been following in alexandria. we' learning more about a man who died in fairfax police custody this week. this is in the alexandria ctions of fairfax county. police there showed up for an overdose call on mission haort. was tuesday night. a family friend says that christopher paul was having a medical emergency. police tried to restrain him, but he stopped responding. he later died at the hospital. now investigators say he may ha e been suffering from mbolism, or air bubble in the blood. the police officer's body camera videos will be released if the footage does not jeopardize the vestigation. ♪ >>> it's 4:33. now to the primary in decision 2018. today we could learn the outcome to some close races in maryland. officials will begin counting are provisional and absentee ballots. one race, those ballots could impact, the metropolitan gomry county executive. right now candidates mark elrich and david blair are tied. t

at the wedge in newport beach, the world famous surf spot lived up to its reputation.over 10 feet at times. over the weekend, huntington lifeguards had to make 98 rescues. 98 times they went in the water. >> it was a big day for the ocean. we actually had some sneaker waves out there where there were some warnings involved with the south facing beaches. those have expired now that the sun has gone down. looking live out of the sales force tower camera, toward the east bay, nice and clear. in san francisco at the moment, sitting at 58 degrees. the coolest temperature we're seeing right now. concord still pretty warm. 69 degrees. 62 in santa rosa. 66 degrees in livermore. those temperatures will go down but not by a whole lot overnight. this system is what we have to thank for those temperatures. warmer than we had today or yesterday. this low pressure system though will be ushering in some change. that's going to move in about midweek. we'll see those temperatures start to dip back down and clouds moving back into the forecast. for tonight though it will be mainly clear

operator comcast actually could try to come up with a higher bit more original e in december it is newportdown fifty two billion dollars on the table then comcast actually said they're going to pay cash sixty five billion dollars now we are at a good seventy one billion dollars so it's not a done deal yet but disney did get a step closer and the stock was well not down as much as the broader market ok in oil has hit its best closing price since twenty fourteen does this mean big bucks for us shale oil or is a sign the country isn't producing an awful well who knows even both. well i mean one thing is certain that the demand for oil is still pretty high and then with the announcement of possible sanctions if countries import oil from iran starting november is causing some turmoil on the oil market i was already up quite a bit in the two stairs session and now on wednesday we hit as you mentioned the highest level since two thousand and fourteen well the u.s. is exporting a record amount of oil but the problem with oil as oil is not all there's so many different varieties and you can't just

they have 900 down in newport.e supply chain, the businesses that feed into airbus across the uk. it‘s thought that the impact on around 12,000 or so jobs, across wales, and the overall figure for the uk is closer to around 100,000. the parts they make are worth around £1 billion annually. this isn‘t the first time they‘ve had this sort of warning. as was mentioned in your package. airbus did write to members before the brexit vote, saying that if a vote to leave may in part may impact on business further down the line. flintshire, will broughton is in north wales, actually voted to leave, now, it is a huge employer in north wales. when it comes to apprentices as well, a very good source of a decent wage in north wales, bringing in a couple of hundred apprentices each year. so if things were to go badly for airbus, and they were to move, it would have and they were to move, it would have a huge effect on north wales and the welsh economy. not only that, but the welsh government have reacted to the welsh government

the company employs 6000 people its plant and 400 in its base in newport, around half of the firm's total uk task force. as these school pupils take control of a light aircraft today as part of an air bus scheme to introduce into aviation, the control over the compa ny‘s feature in wales is unclear. many families have multiple members employed at their plant. airbus has expressed concern about brexit before but this is its starkest warning yet. if it left uk, the impact on this village would be devastating. it would be devastating and disastrous for the trinity. there are a lot of people who live here who go to work there and have done for years. it would be an absolute disaster, it would be for them as well. thousands of people. calls the clarity from the uk government have failed to reassure the employees and chain staff. i have been to number ten but we don't have any clear answers. with working together in partnership to try and get answers from the government on some key issues but they don't give us any answers. the welsh government has called for importance and deals. hopefully we

the bush brothers in east tennessee, in newport, a remarkable operation. they can one-third of all the beans in the united states. you probably bought bush brothers beans. well, the cans have -- have a certain kind of steel that's mostly imported because not enough of it is made in the united states. bush brothers estimates that the tariff on steel will reduce their revenues by 8.5%. they are a big company. that's one-third of all the beans in the united states. now, these aren't served in country clubs. these are people who are in ordinary homes around the country buying cans of baked beans. their prices go up and the revenues go down, profits go down, employees go down, jobs go down, wages don't go up in newport, tennessee. and then we have two big tire companies in tennessee. bridgestone is one of them. tires all have a strengthening kind of steel to make them stronger. none of that is produced in the united states. all of it's imported. so when you put a 25% tax on that strengthening steel coming in for the tires, in in clarksville, tennessee, up goes

she is a medical technician from newport beach and they were both born in the same hospital and they are both in their 30s. the doctors found she is a perfect match. they couldn't believe it was happening. >> she gave me purpose and she gave me hope. even if it turned out that she was not healthy enough or cannot donate, or just something, she gave me something i did not have. >> everyone thought i was crazy because i was looking to donate to a stranger. >> reporter: there is a risk to you. >> everyone was looking at me. you can get an infection or what if your kidneys fail? this person is dying. why risk a hypothetical for something that is true? and david's case, if i did not intervene, he may have died.>> reporter: they were both wheeled in for surgery and the kidney transplant was successful . his prognosis is very good. >> i have always called her jesse nightingale. she has always been like this. she told me three weeks ago. >> reporter: three weeks ago? >> yes, three weeks ago when i said okay, i will be there for you. i'm getting emotional right now . that poor guy has not had

>> reporter: newport beach, california, fox news.ut could ruin the left's chances for power grab on the hill. carly: the left seems to be putting all their eggs in california's basket which is great news for republicans. >> democrats love this idea when they adopted in 2009 but may not be loving it tonight because the issue is so many democrats running individual races and republicans solidify from 12 and 3 candidates and if two republicans are the top vote getters and the democrats made the november election democrats are in freak out mode because of the jungle primary system trying to elevate one or 2 candidates in different races to make the ballot in november so this is great for the republicans and trump and at the same time look at nmberr republicans are improving in the generic ballot and a lot of good news. rob: 26 after the are, no-fly zone, the pres. canceling the philadelphia eagles white house visit over and some kneeling. carly: the new proof the dogs and dryer vents don't mix. this curious pup was finally freed. ♪ yound

newport beach, california, peter doocy, fox news. >> for more on this in the jungle, a democratic statee minority leader for pre-cafaro. morning. gop pollster and strategist justin walling. we are going to get to the jungle. today's primaries in california, republicans need california but democrats need california when it comes to the house of representatives in general. 40 republican house seats defended right now. only 19ocratic seats are being defended on a national basis right now. how high are the stakes? >> the stakes are certainly high. i think a really provided a really good overview of the challenges that are going to have been. i think because the democratic campaign committee looks to places like california with a number of retirements like sterilize the, like ed royce that are opening up opportunities that weren't necessarily their previously in addition to taking a look at congressional districts where hillary clinton beat donald trump maybe even by a few percentage points. they are really trying to get every opportunity possible to have a seat at the table to play to get t

. >> a bill to make it happen has passed the legislature and stacy butler is in newport beach with the story.>> the more we learn about sharks, the safer pick up that people can be. >>> dr. chris low has tagged, tracked and studied countless great whites along the southern california coast and he says at that as long as we share the ocean, knowledge is the best defense. he is waiting for governor jerry brown to give researchers at the lab at cal state long beach almost $4 million to study them. >> we need to know where they're going and where they are spending their time. >> he said the funding is needed so they can place tags on great whites. there are hundred and 20 underwater listening stations tracking sharks. >> when the shark swims within 300 yards of the receiver, a log the time, date and id number. >> the problem with the technology that someone has to go into the water and dive into it to download it. it could take weeks to get the info back. the new funding will enable lifeguards to find out a sharks location in real-time. >> when it detects a shark, it sends the information

if the worst were to happen, from airbus's perspective, what are the consequences in wales, newport,the consequences be? well, ultimately we are not banking on the worst—case scenario here. we are banking on making sure we get a good dealfor britain are banking on making sure we get a good deal for britain and the are banking on making sure we get a good dealfor britain and the eu. are banking on making sure we get a good deal for britain and the eui appreciate that but if it doesn't happen? well, i believe the workforce in wales and the rest of the uk have contributed to the success the uk have contributed to the success of airbus and it would be very foolish of them do about it on their back on that worked was when ultimately so much success as a company has been derived from the technology developed here in wales and the rest of the uk and the dedication of that workforce deserves better than some of the state m e nts deserves better than some of the statements that have come out today. the uk government is engaged with businesses across the country, we are now moving into these d

it's been spotted in freder middlesex as well as near norfolk and newport i newst nd originated in asiatall. >>> two political hea weights ran into each other, roberts f kennedy ran into first ly michelle obama he snapped a photo and posted it on instagram across this amazing lady hiking the santas monica mountains >>> a cold snap down under, lbourne was the coldest city onec planetsent snow and heavy rains are behind the frosty >> > coming up on fox fox 5 news morning president trump threatening china with 200 biion do so worth of new tariffs. >>> maryland crab houses forced to go without much needed summer workers. >>> a live look at the beltway at 193, 5:20 right now, 7 degre. back after this. . . ♪ . ♪ . >>> welcome back to fox 5 news morning on this tuesday. it is 78 degrees 5:22. let's talk business ranews, at y conflict between the u.s. and china esscalating president trump threatened to impose a 10% tariff on $200 billion of chinese i guess >>ai mr. trump s the move was in response to china's decis to raise tariffs on 50 billion in american products. president saidif thefs will

kyung lah live for us at newport beach., for republicans if they were boxed out. what are you making of results as far as turnout goes? >> reporter: as far as turnout, it's a little tbd. we're waiting to hear the official numbers. i want to get to the california governors race. that's something that was a big concern, a big issue here in california, dave, on whether or not the gop would be shut out of the top of the ballot here. that is not the case. they are having a republican who did make it through, john cox, who had support from president trump. trump tweeting the support, saying he wanted the republicans to get out there and vote for him. he makes it through. the expected democrat, gavin newsom, also made it through. that question is settled. that was a very big question. the big problem for democrats tonight, especially when you start to drill down to the ntrol of the.s. house runs race. through orange county. that's something we've heard for months here. 23 house seats, democrats hope to snag. seven here in the stat

employs six thousand people at its broughton plant in flintshire, and four hundred at its base in newports in wales have called on theresa may's government to remain in the customs union. as matthew richards reports. as these flintshire school pupils take control of a light aircraft today, part of an airbus scheme to introduce children to aviation, control over the compa ny‘s future in wales is far from clear. the aerospace industry has been part of brought on for generations and many families have multiple members employed there. airbus has expressed concern about brexit‘s impact before, but this is its starkest warning yet. if it left the uk, the impact of this village would be devastated. i have lived in broughton all my life, i think it would be disastrous if they went, for the community. disastrous. i would imagine everyone would be devastated. a lot of people live here, who go to work there, you know, and have done for years. it would be an absolute disaster and it is notjust airbus, it is all the suppliers who supply them, isn't it, as well? it would be thousands and thousands of p

i grew up in four months at newport rhode island as a naval officer candidate school and they try to take ego out of me but they did not succeed. >> one night you're standing on the beach screaming out the clouds or something. what was that? >> yes i was. i was about to fill out of the place and i had graduated with honors from vanderbilt university and i was going to point out of four months at ocs and i did not know how to cry. men do not and so i went down to the shore and there was a lot of wind and the waves were coming splashing on the shore and i just opened my mouth and yelled and somehow i got rid of whatever and i knew it would be all right. it would be all right. >> you passed the test. >> and i did. yes. thank god. >> [inaudible] said meekness is not weakness but power under control and i thought of that when i was reading this chapter when you had to fire someone for the very first time. >> yes. yes. >> i remember having to fire some of the first time and it was harder on them that was me. i was just blubbering and tell that story of firing after the first time. >> that

let's go to our correspondent joining us from newport beach in california.is this jungle primary system and why is california so imrtant tonight? >> reporter: well very simply put, wolf, the jungle primary means that the top two vote-getters go through regardless of party. how is that a speed bump for democratic control of congress? because take a look at this particular district. this is california 48 and so the people who are checking in here and then heading over here vote, they have a large number of names on the ballot. the incumbent dana rohrbacher seen as vulnerable by democrats and there are also so many democrats on the ballot, i spoke with one voter and he didn't kn to vote for because there were so many leading names. and harally ruda and hanses cure are well funded and it is an ugly primary and national democrats fear they could split the democrat vote and so then two republicans, the incumbent and another republican would get through. onational democrat told me that that could be a nightmare scenario for democrats because this is a districtt ey

correspondent peter doocy explains tonight from newport beach. >> democrats think a blue wave is buildinghe party wants to hang ten tomorrow, trying to get top candidates on ballots in ten g.o.p. held districts without a wipeout. all democrats have to do to get on a ballot in the jungle primary system is finished first or second, but in some places, there are so many democrats running, support is split, and they may be left off november's ballots. >> we have eight people on the ballot. the jungle primary in california. what's on the liquor great idea, top two vote getters move forward, it's turned into all sorts of gamesmanship. >> if harley finishes third, there may not be any democratic challenger. a republican could be the runner-up, something he says would have minority leader nancy pelosi panicking. >> the more seats you take off the table, the more she has to run every campaign perfectly. we know in campaigns that's not happening especially when it doesn't look like there is a blue wave. turn into a blue trickle or drought. >> democrats only to challenge mimi walters are making thei

peter doocy is alive in newport beach california with more on this. >> republicans think they c finishrst place and second place in some districts tomorrow if they do that, democrats would not make it to the midterms in those places. one of the republican candidates hoping to do that as a runner-up to congressman dana, the republican incumbent is scott bob. speak with them or see if you take off the table, the more she has to run every campaign perfectly and we know campaigns, that's not happening especially when it doesn't look like there's a blue wave. it's turning into a bit of a blue trickle or a blue drought or something. >> one democrat in that district is working with the democratic congressional campaign committee to consolidate democratic votes for him and went away they are trying to help is to spend money on a republican candidate to split up the g.o.p. vote. because you have them supporting a republican to take votes away from the second republican and you also have one of the republican super pacs running negative ads against me to support another democratic candidate so t

reynolds, maker of newport and camel cigarettes.n he ran for governor 2012 and 2016, dropped out of the race to become trump's running mate, he received more than $70,000 from the tobacco industry. so we've become used to certain stories about mike pence. mike pence, the tough as nails politician, is a storyline you bring out in this book that is not in the public realm. >> yeah. he's very, very ambitious, and he will do almost anything to get to the top. i interviewed one of his bosses at his radio station in indiana, and he described himself as rush limbaugh on decaf at the time. and his boss said he has never met a more directable talent. he asked pence to not be too long-winded and the very next day spence was spot-on perfect. he is somebody who is always angling. you know, he beat phil sharp in this very contentious house race in 1990, and i talked to phil sharp, and it was a really tough, mean, nasty race. and pence later wrote an op-ed about it, apologizing for being a negative campaigner. >> confessions, yeah. >> exactly. an

he w herb kalmbach of newport beach, chasm. but that was the code word, and that's how they handed off the money. nixon's personal lawyer. he was never part of the nixon administration formally, but he ended up involved in all of this shady nixon stuff. nixon's personal financial shady stuff, his tax stuff, his campaign fundraising, campaign financing shady stuff, nixon's dirty tricks and paying for illegal spying. nixon had his personal lawyer up to his neck and beyond in all it and so of course the guy ended up being right in the middle of the watergate burglary too. and the coverp of that burglary and all the rest of it that ultimately turfedon out of office. nixon actually used his personal lawyer, herb kalmbach to be the bag man when he decided to funnel hush money to the guys that had carriedut the watergate burglary. nixo gave the watergate burglars over $200,000 in secret cash so they'd keep their mouth shut about the burglary. herb kalmbach, assemble that money from a bunch of various sources, from the campaign to reel

we'll go to myra, who receives social security benefits, newport news, virginia. myra, go ahead. >> caller: yes. i was just wanted to comment on not only the situation with medicare and social security, but the general economic outlook doesn't bode pretty well for the economy. i mean, the savings rate among individuals is down. the debt load that people are carrying, it is up. and wage increases are not consistently improving. all of that along with social security and medicare, it all kind of bodes for a not too good economic outlook on any of this, and i was just wondering if they could comment on that? >> mr. blahous? >> well, in short, i agree with the caller's concerns. we have a very difficult situation that we're facing with two very large programs, where very substantial changes are going to have to be made. they've been delayed far too long. and at this point, there is simply no way to avoid there being adverse effects on people who participate in those programs, and certainly, probably with respect to the overall budget of the federal government, because

next stop, raglan barracks newport for a band rehearsal.ght? tonight, not too bad. it's been a long, warm day. he is a bit agitated towards the end. all in all, he's done pretty well. he is going to hear this a lot, isn't it? all his life. is he ready? yes. let's just hope there is no all his life. is he ready? yes. let'sjust hope there is no kidding around on his big debut in llandudno. and we'll be meeting shenkin the 4th after eight o'clock this morning. his trainer says he gets agitated in the heat. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm charlotte franks. detectives investigating two murders and assaults which happened on the same night in camden have made another arrest. 17—year—old abdikarim hassan and 20— year—old sadiq adam mohamed both died following separate attacks on the 20th february. two other men were assaulted on the same night. at around 20:30hrs that same evening, officers were called to bartholomew road at the junction with oseney crescent, camden, and found a 17

three second half goals in newport — including a brilliantly worked second from kayleigh green — moved hunt for world cup qualification, just three points behind group leaders switzerland, who they play next. britain‘s greatest long jumper, greg rutherford, will retire at the end of the season. he‘ll be best remembered for winning olympic gold during super saturday at london 2012 alongside mo farah and jessica ennis—hill. he also won bronze at the rio games in 2016, but has struggled with injury since. he plans to appear at the london anniversary games before ending his thirteen year career at the european championships in berlin in august. and he‘ll be live on the sofa just after 8 o‘clock. in the studio this morning, we measured out one of his jumps at eight metres. it is a long way!|j don't eight metres. it is a long way!” don't think we have a camera in the right place to show how far, that is a long, long way. scary. england's women have levelled their three—match series against south africa, after a convincing 69 run victory. there were centuries for tammy beaumont and sarah tayl

let's bring in patrick newport with ihs markets patrick, is this up stake in sales so highly regionald make more of it than maybe the headlines suggest? >> patrick, that was for you and susan, i will get you. >> that's what we are seeing this year and so it is yes, it is recovering in the west and the south and now on the other two regions. >> susan, your positive heerspe, how healthy is the market? we have we have recovered in some levels that we have not seen in a long time all the growth in housing new home sales is in in the south where housing is affordable. that has i mplications going forward. >> so what does this mean, susan for prices if the pick up is in in affordable sector, number one, and number two in the south where prices are lower than they are in california, boston and d.c. >> it is not in the affordability sector and not first time buyers. they're still sitting on the sideline and more affordable across the board around 330,000 is not that affordable none the less, it is down 3% because of the concentration where housing is more affordable then the rest of the natio

really exciting so, i told my house near belinda two months ago, and i closed escrow on a house in newportsigning my own house and i'm also helping eight homeowners fix up their house and i actually had my first shoot day monday. it was great. i get to show a little bit more design because flipping you want to keep it more streamlined and appeal to the masses so actually getting to design the house for someone specific is going to be really amazing. >> christina, thank you for coming in and hope you andhe kids are doing well. great to see you. "flip or flop" airs thursday nights on hgtv. ginger? >>> oh, lara. i'm just hanging in the green room, sipping on some iced coffee because it's about to get hot this weekend. a quick look at how hot. heat advisories are up all the way into mississippi and alabama. look at those numbers. burlington, vermont, 97 on friday. that's right. i told you. >>> hey, look, i got some friends. don't worry about it. all of us are doing something that you're doing right now, drinking coffee. there's nothing better than having that first cup just the way you like it

newport news moments ago out of spain. francine: we understand the prime minister has resigned.dence about going on as we speak -- vote going on as we speak. >> president trump has escalated a standoff with canada triggered by u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum. justin trudeau says nafta talks collapsed when vice president mike pence existed any no agreement have a sunset clause. law officials will make it official today, they will boot prime minister rajoy out of office in spain. he has conceded in a short speech. that sets the stage for the socialist leader to take the position with the support of some catalan separatists. challengingsion european roles. have spookeders markets with a program that includes tax cuts and a spending spree with a guaranteed income for the poor. the trump administration has not backed up investigations that began under the obama justice department. the u.s. has opened a criminal probe into whether criminal traits were made fannie mae and freddie mac. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists an

naughty 'cause when i try smoothing him, he goes like this with his horns next stop, raglan barracks, newportke tonight? tonight, not too bad, not too bad. but it's been a long, warm day so he's a bit agitated towards the end. but, all in all, he's done pretty well. no, not my fault. there's no grapes in my pocket either. he's going to hear this a lot, isn't it? all his life. do you think he's ready? yes, yes. let's just hope there's no kidding around on his big debut in llandudno. enough! in a moment it's time for the one o'clock news, but first it's time for a look at the weather. it's another hot and sunny day for most parts of the uk today. in england, some of the highest temperatures are in the north—west and there is a lovely picture view of cumbria. a different story across some eastern areas of scotland, where the weather watcher picture from earlier shows lots of mist and low cloud. that is hugging some other eastern coast of england as well. as you had further inland and west, this is where we see the highest temperatures. not quite the heat of yesterday at 30 degrees possible acros

tells you american manufacturing is dead, i say come with me to the huntington english shipyard in newport news, virginia, and i will show americans manufacturing the nuclear aircraft carriers and submarines. the shipbuilding deal that's under works now is strong. last year we made a commitment to go from a 270-ship navy to 355 ships. this would be a multiple decade-long commitment. this year together with the budget deal we are making that strong budgetary investment in growing our shipbuilding capacity. we owe it to our shipbuilders. we owe it to our military to stay on this path, give them some certainty so that we can have these important assets to protect the nation. two fridays ago i had a symposium at hampton roads, the future of a 355-ship navy, focused on workforce needs. the shipbuilders, some of them are in prekindergarten right now. we have to have an education system that teaches them about the opportunities that positions them for success in technical fields and encourages and incentivizes them to do it. the shipbuilding and ship repair provisions of the ndaa are the best in

women can leapfrog england at the top of their world cup qualifying group if they can beat russia in newport last week he might miss the entire grass court season, novak djokovic has signed up to play at queen's next week, his first appearance at the club in eight years. and britain's most successful female paralympian, dame sarah storey, is making her return to competition. eight months after having a baby, she's been selected for the paracycling road world championships in august. that is brilliant to see because dame sarah storey is just one of those people whose career has been so inspirational too many women who've taken so inspirational too many women who've ta ken up so inspirational too many women who've taken up sport, particularly cycling. she's come back now after her second baby and she is back on the road. good on her! that's a really lovely to see. we are talking about cycling today, aren't we? issues around the number of women who are happy to cycle on the roads, many, many more men are happy to do that than women. particularly in cities, that's what we're asking. that than wo

what do you think about that for the fact of the matter is i'm looking out the window in newport beachin the country. we don't have those conditions that tammy is talking about here. it's the whole rest of the state outside the affluent area. the only thing i would disagree is that j brown isn't just good at hiding taxes he's good at showing them. the 14.3% income rate we pay. there's an abundance of reasons for people to want to leave the state and unfortunately, what they are doing is creating an environment where only the very wealthy can afford to stay or the middle class that's being hollowed out. they border on the absurd. the water issue is absurd. but, you have to keep in mind this is the same legislator that tried to make it a criminal offense for a waiter to bring a straw to you in a restaurant. this is what were dealing with and i'm not exaggerating. it's absurd. >> you lived there, you have a house there, what do you think the chances of john cox being the republican governor of california after the november election. >> there's no chance. i wish that wasn't the case. i kno

to myra in newport news, virginia. go ahead.ler: i wanted to comment on not only the situation with medicare and social security but the general economic outlook doesn't bode well for the economy. the savings rate among individuals down. the debt load that people are carrying is up. increases are not consistently improving. all of that along with social security and medicare all kind of boats for a not too good economic outlook. on any of this. and i was just wondering if they could comment on that. >> in short, i agree with the colors concerns. we have a very difficult situation that we're fixing with two very large programs where very substantial changes are going to have to be made. they have been delayed far too long edit this point there is simply no way to avoid their being adverse effects on people who participate in those programs and certainly with respect to the overall budget of the federal government because the changes have been postponed for so long. in a better policy world we would have gotten the rest of our fis

next stop, raglan barracks, newport for a band rehearsal.l. no, not my fault. there's no grapes in my pocket either. he's going to hear this a lot, isn't it? all his life. do you think he's ready? yes, yes. let's just hope there's no kidding around on his big debut in llandudno. enough! alex humphreys, bbc news. now, an experiment using a vending machine specifically designed for crows has revealed something about how intelligence evolves. new caledonian crows make and use tools — including a kind of fishing hook — and can solve complex problems, including capturing grubs by repeatedly poking them with a stick until they are so agitated, they bite. now scientists have discovered the birds can also manipulate items in their enivronment to make intricate tools from memory or previous experiences, rather than just copying the behaviour of other crows completing the same tasks. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. another hot and sunny dave most parts of the uk, in england some of the most warmest areas are in the north—west and t

and moreover, world the government support my honourable friend for newport west‘s bill on the legalisationailable in 37 other countries # alfie dingley. billy caldwell, hospitalised last week, it is excellent news that he is out from hospital today. but after having his prescribed medical cannabis taken off him by customs officers. and honourable members will have heard with alarm the health secretary say this morning it will take months before a system is in place to get medicinal cannabis applies to children, but it is not just these children, it is to other patients who require this. will the minister give an assurance that when alfie dingley comes to parliament on wednesday with his mother, he will have had his medicine? moreover, i have had his medicine? moreover, i have two children in my constituency, the only two in wales, two of 15 in the uk who have a very rare genetic disorder, a serious life limiting condition. charlie jones is six and the other is one. both suffer from debilitating seizures and both would benefit hugely from using medicinal cannabis according to their consulta