he was taken to hospital but pronounced dead at north devon hospital. as unexplained. we've had a statement from the charity devon narcotics anonymous saying the little boy who drowned was with a family who had come here with that group. have come here every year for the last few years. they say in a statement, something has gone horrifically wrong this time. they say everybody on the camp joined hands here in a circle last night to remember the little boy and to pray for him and his family. in that statement, the group says one of the activities they do is have supervised use of a swimming pool with trained lifeguards. in the last few minutes, the owners of knapp house issued a statement expressing great sadness and sympathy. they say the group had use of the pool on for recreational use and it was not planned. thank you. jon kay in north devon. our top story this lunchtime: president trump says all options are on the table after north korea fires a missile over northern japan. and still to come: could there be a thrilling finish to the 2nd test agains

police are investigating the death of a li—year— old boy at a swimming pool in north devon.ext hour: accusations of ‘whitewashing' in hollywood. british actor ed skrein pulls out of a role in the film ‘hellboy‘ after finding he was cast as a character of asian heritage. and the light fantastic — a multi—coloured show for the handover of the queensferry crossing, the uk's tallest bridge. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. north korea has ratcheted up tensions in the pacific region once again — by firing a missile that blasted over northern japan before crashing into the sea. japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, described it as an unprecedented threat to his country. the communist state has conducted a flurry of missile tests recently — but this is the first time it's fired what's thought to be a ballistic weapon overjapan. the un security council is due to hold an emergency meeting in response — president trump has said all options are on the table. 0ur correspondent, yogita limaye is in the south korean capital and sent us this report. siren a warning that a north korean

the force helicopter, but the little boy was found in the indoor swimming pool, taken to nearby north devong treated as unexplained but we have had a statement from devon narcotics anonymous, the charity who say that the boy was here from dorset with his family as part of an activity for families, offering them support. they come here for such a week, a holiday camp every year, and they have done for the last six years. narcotics anonymous say something has gone horrifically wrong and they say everyone on the camp got together and held hands in a circle and remembered and prayed for the little boy. they said one of the activities they do here among many is supervised use of a swimming pool with trained lifeguards. we have also had a statement from the owners of the activity centre and they say they express their great sadness and sorrow over what has happened, but they said the group had use of the swimming pool on a self—supervised basis for recreational use and that it was not part of a planned activity programme. the owners say they will work with the emergency services, with the health

police are investigating the death of a 11—year— old boy at a swimming pool in north devon.e delays at waterloo, the day it was supposed to fully reopen after a month of engineering works. in a moment it will be time for sportsday. but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. as the third round of brexit negotiations continue in brussels, we look at whether the british proposals are enough. at 7, we'll be live in texas with our correspondent to get

police are investigating the death of a four—year—old boy at a swimming pool in north devon.t's war at waterloo station, in london, as signalling problems caused delays for commuters, for commuters, on the very day it fully reopened after a month of engineering works. good evening and welcome to bbc news. president donald trump has arrived in texas to assess the damage caused by storm harvey, as floodwaters across the state continue to rise. in houston, more than 30,000 thousand people have been forced from their homes due to the tropical storm, which has set a new record for rainfall in the state. the rain has been falling since last friday. some places have seen more than a meter of rain. the greatest danger may be yet to come, with floodwaters rising in several rivers. a major dam to the west of houston has begun overflowing as harvey pushes the reservoir past capacity. engineers have tried to prevent nearby communities from being inundated by releasing some of the water held by addicks dam. around 160 kilometers west of houston is the small community of la grange, that's

police are investigating the death of a 4—year—old boy, at a swimming pool in north devon.ays for commuters, on the very day it fully reopened after a month of engineering works. the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, has fresh criticism for the uk government, over its handling of brexit negotiations. he says the latest official papers setting out britain's position are not satisfactory. but our correspondent in brussels, damian grammaticas, told me it's important to remember that mrjuncker, himself, is not directly involved in the negotiations. jean—claude juncker, it is jean—claudejuncker, it is important to listen to him because his negotiators in that building are the ones who are sitting today and tomorrow with the uk side. he appointed michel barnier to conduct the negotiations and they will make the negotiations and they will make the recommendations to the other countries about whether the uk has done enough to unravel those issues to do with the past, and what we are hearing very clearly from the chief negotiator michel barnier and from jean

police are investigating the death of a li—year— old boy at a swimming pool in north devon.l disruption continues at britain's busiest railway station as signalling problems cause delays at waterloo, the day it was supposed to fully reopen after a month of engineering works. in a moment it will be time for sportsday. but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. as the third round of brexit negotiations continue in brussels, we look at whether the british proposals are enough. at 7, we'll be live in texas with our correspondent to get the latest from trump's visit to the disaster zone. and just after eight, we'll be speaking to an industry analyst on whether network rail are to blame for the latest delays at london waterloo. that's all ahead on bbc news. president trump has arrived in texas with his wife, melania, to see for himself the damage caused by tropical storm harvey. the authorities are urging residents, who live close to a levee which has been breached by floodwaters, south of the city of houston, to leave their homes immediately. the nationa

across the north devon coast some good spells of sunshine in the last hour. gland and northern ireland and scotland. getting longer spells of rain here for a time and that strong wind making it feel cool in places. still some sunshine and showers around through this evening. the showers eventually fade. temperatures dipping to between ten and 13 celsius for most. quite cold out in the countryside. tomorrow in the south west we have a system pushing towards the uk which will increase cloud through the morning and bring patchy rain. that then sta rts and bring patchy rain. that then starts to extend north into parts of wales and northern ireland heading into the afternoon. but for much of the day a lot of dry weather with spells of sunshine. but quite cool and damp underneath that cloud and rain. some sunshine for central and eastern england, east anglia. but a damp afternoon for northern ireland as the rain settles in. a much improved day across scotland with that lighter winds. in the band of rain to the south and west, slowly pushing east across much of engla

these were the shower clouds beginning to build in north devon a little earlier on this morning.o through the rest of the day, across england and wales generally quite cloudy, some outbreaks of rain and heavy downpours in places. the driest of the weather and the brightest of the weather today will be across scotla nd weather today will be across scotland and northern ireland. a few showers but plenty of sunshine, 18-19d. showers but plenty of sunshine, 18—19d. north—east england on the midlands, look at the temperatures, just 13 or 1a degrees this afternoon. a bit warmer that east anglia and the south—east but these heavy downpours could give some poor travelling conditions and perhaps flash flooding and hefty showers continuing in wales on the south—west, but with some glimpses of blue sky and sanchon in between. a lot going on through the rush hour and into the night. these clumps of wet weather with some thunder and lightning at times continue to circulate around the northern ireland and scotland largely dry with clear spells and temperatures a little chilly in the north, sta

the child was taken to north devon district will —— where he was pronounced dead.ng it as unexplained at this stage. it happened during a week—long summer holiday camp out for members of narcotics anonymous and their families. it for members of narcotics anonymous and theirfamilies. it is for members of narcotics anonymous and their families. it is the sixth yearin and their families. it is the sixth year ina and their families. it is the sixth year in a row that this event has taken place. year in a row that this event has ta ken place. the year in a row that this event has taken place. the charity has released a statement saying that very tragically something has gone horrifically wrong and a young child of one of our members drowned in the pool of one of our members drowned in the pool. we are devastated that are truly wonderful week has ended so tragically. a police investigation is underway. the headlines on bbc newsroom live: siren sound injapan is north korea fires missile over the country. floodwaters continued to rise in houston where many thousands of peo

police are investigating the death of a 4—year— old boy at a swimming pool in north devon.

police are investigating the death of a ii—year—old boy at a swimming pool in north devon.t hour — the light fantastic. a multicoloured show for the handover of the queens ferry crossing, the uk's tallest bridge. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a major dam outside houston, texas, has begun overspilling as storm harvey pushes the reservoir past capacity. engineers have been periodically releasing water from the addicks dam to relieve pressure to limit the damage down to nearby homes. but now six neighbourhoods nearby are being told to leave their homes. since the storm hit, 30 inches of rain has fallen we're going live to our correspondent who is at la grange in texas. this is such a fast—moving story. we're 100 miles west of this is such a fast—moving story. we're100 miles west of houston here and we're hearing that in houston, two of the reservoirs are overflowing, the reservoirs that they have been doing controlled releases of water from in order to manage the flooding. now that situation is becoming impossible. behind me, you can see people are beginning the clea

daughter and son from the milton keynes area died as a result of a collision yesterday morning on the north devonor a police investigation. officers have appealed for witnesses. the labour mp steve mccabe has been left with facial injuries after being hit with a brick by an attacker on a motorcycle. the memberfor birmingham selly oak tweeted this picture of himself — saying he was suffering from a "very sore & swollen face" following the incident in the yardley wood area last night. west midlands police said they are investigating and are appealing for witnesses. up to 500 people are going on trial in turkey, accused of taking part in last year's attempted military coup. the trial is the largest so far relating to the uprising. the group will be tried at a specially built court—room in ankara on charges ranging from murder to violating patients diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the birmingham area are being operated on injust two weeks, instead of two months after being diagnosed. research published in the medical journal, hpb, says early surgery increases patients' chances of having their tumo

north wales, sunshine returning to anglesey. cloudier in south wales this had to through to devon and cornwall. nt and sussex should stay dry and bright. a few showers in london in the afternoon with rain in the south—west. to the north of that, a better day for much of wales into northern england with a mix of sunshine on scattered showers in scotland and northern ireland. for the athletics world championships on monday, fairly cloudy skies over the london stadium, the chance of a light shower in the afternoon. into the evening, still this weather front in the south and south—west pivoting north again into tuesday morning, so rain returns to wales, through the midlands into northern england. north of that, clearer and fresher for tuesday morning showers in the north—west but low—pressure dominating with this frontal system here, then another area of low pressure moving north out of the near continent towards the north sea which could import heavy showers to the south—east later on tuesday, still sunshine here. to the north, this weather front produces rain in northern england and the midlands t

an improvement in the weather into north and wales should see some sunshine returning to anglesey. some patchy outbreaks of rain across devon and cornwall but across the south—east, relatively warm. i think the likes of ethics, sussex and kent should stay largely dry. some showers in the london region by the afternoon. to the north, looking like a better day for much of wales and northern ireland. a few scattered showers for scotland and northern ireland. for the athletics world championships on monday, fairly cloudy skies over the london stadium. into the evening hours, we have this weather front into the south and south—west. it will pivot northwards again. rain returns to north wales. clearer, fresh or conditions produced a morning with some showers into the far north—west. low pressure dominates. we have this frontal system here. another area moves its way north into the near continent. there could be some heavy showers into the south—east on tuesday. still some sunshine. this weather front will produce rain for parts of northern england, the midlands and the south—west. sunshine and showers for scotla nd south—west. su

the west, latest radar, the rays that last cleared cornwall, still rain across devon, cornwall, south—west scotland, northinto the south—east, by the end of the night, the rain, persistent, confined to eastern scotland, parts of east anglia, and the south—east corner of england. partly clear skies, one or two shower was, chilly sta rts skies, one or two shower was, chilly starts to tuesday morning, better start, better day in prospect for wales and the south—west. one or two showers, overnight rain should clear away. —— one or two showers. odd shower in northern england, much of england and wales will start dry, few showers here and there, northern ireland, western scotland, persistent rain lingering a bit longer in shetland, two about lunchtime before we clear that. overall, tuesday will be sunshine and showers, most lightly to see showers if you are in northern england, scotland northern ireland, when showers come through, heavy and thundery, much of wales, east anglia, southeast, some share was kicking around. most of you will be able to avoid them. pleasant enough in the sunshine as well. temperatures

north and west of gettysburg. he will begin to develop his scheme. gamble and devonre sent to the western outskirts of the town to create a network of tickets to detect the movement of the confederates as it begins. the pride of north carolina. it is anticipated that james johnson pettigrew, graduate of the university of north carolina will succeed him. he has done very well in the warm in this commanding the brigade. they happened on a -- china find out what union forces are in town. him.see this big call they see where the union cavalry is going to engage them. the union cavalry is under orders to engage. they send a few scouts out. we aren'tdecides going to have a fight. he turns his column back. phil says it can't be. they can't be here, it has to be malicious. phil asks what is going on. and he repeats the same sentiment. it has got to be a militia. he gets permission from hill to 1 andhe morning of july what will become the great -- buford that night will call together his brigade commanders and have an officer's call. is going to tell him what his plans are, h

devon and cornwall, up to bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north dry weather across the east midlands, east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud will begin to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less of a breeze, more in the way of sunshine and fewer showers, 22—23. we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fife. the rain won't be persistent, but it could be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon quite punchy. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. you're

north. the wind is going to strengthen. ahead of that, a lot of dry weather. some heavy rain this morning across parts of cornwall and devonof that as well. four northwest england, a bright start. 0ne that as well. four northwest england, a bright start. one or two showers. rain close to southern ireland, northern ireland mostly dry. for most of scotland, dry and sunny to start. highlands temperatures have dipped. a chilly start. across north—east england, a dry and bright start. that extends down across the midlands, east anglia, essex and kent. temperatures around six degrees celsius in london. these weather fronts, spreading out as they move north eastwards. heavy and persistent rain across the channel islands and southern counties. pushing through northern ireland into scotland, leaving behind that some showers. you will find it will be quite muggy in some parts, humid air across northern ireland and wales. rain continuing to journey, steadily moving in the direction of the north sea. picking up overnight across the south—east. quite windy, but also quite humid. not a cold night. low temperatures, 12— 16 degrees. that

devon and cornwall, up to bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further northdlands east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud will begin to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less of a breeze, more in the way of sunshine and fewer showers, 22—23. we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fife. the rain won't be persistent, but it could be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon quite punchy. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. you're at your driest perhaps through c

an improvement in the weather into north and wales should see some sunshine returning to anglesey. some patchy outbreaks of rain across devonlikes of ethics, sussex and kent should stay largely dry. some showers in the

to steal bank details. 23—year—old marcus hutchins, from devon, was arrested in las vegas, where he was attending a security conference. our northore. marcus hutchins was hailed as a hero for stopping an attack which crippled the nhs and spread to tens of thousands of computers in 150 countries. his arrest is not related to this role in neutralising the so—called wannacry ransomware, which we discussed in this interview. i checked the message board and there were maybe 16 or 17 reports of different nhs organisations being hit. that was the point where i decided my holiday was over and i had to look into this. in the past week, mr hutchins had been in las vegas for the def con cyber security conference. he was apparently arrested at the airport minutes before he was due to fly home. we've now obtained a copy of the indictment against marcus hutchins, and another unnamed defendant. it reveals they're facing charges in the us state of wisconsin. they're accused of creating and selling a programme to harvest online banking data and credit card details. prosecutors say the arrest here in las vegas came at the end of a two year long i

devon and cornwall. another feed coming in from the channel itself, perhaps towards the kent and sussex coasts. further northsouth—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. here, that cloud beginning to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some on thursday. with that combination, a bit more in the way of sunshine and showers, 22—23. not getting quite to those heights, i don't think anyone will see another 64 at kingsbarn. the rain will not be persistent, but it could be heavier at times as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. the driest through central and eastern areas. into the weekend, low pressure dominant over scandinavia. a little ridge of high pressure trying to settle things down, and it will

23 and from devon, is said to have stopped the wannacry ransomeware virus from spreading further, but is now alleged to be linked to other malicious software targeting bank accounts. 0ur northorts. marcus hutchins was hailed as a hero for stopping an attack which crippled the nhs and spread to tens of thousands of computers in 150 countries. his arrest is not related to his role in neutralising the so—called wannacry ransomware, which he discussed in this recent bbc interview. i checked the message board, there were maybe 16, 17 reports of different nhs organisations being hit, and that was the point where i decided "my holiday‘s over, i've got to look into this". in the past week, mr hutchins had been in las vegas for the defcon cybersecurity conference. he was apparently arrested at the airport minutes before he was due to fly home. better known as malware tech, his most recent tweets were prescient... "priority boarding so you can add to the time you're sat on a plane that is nowhere near ready to fly", he wrote. we've now obtained a copy of the indictment against marcus hutchins and another unnamed defendant. it reveals they are facing charges in the us state of wiscons

devon and cornwall. another feed coming in from the channel itself, perhaps towards the kent and sussex coasts. further northome of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good pa rt will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the of scotland. here, that cloud beginning to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some on thursday. a bit more in the way of sunshine and showers, 22— 23. not getting quite to those heights, i don't think anyone will see another 64 on kingsbarns. the rain will not be persistent, but it could be heavier times as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. the driest through central and eastern areas. into the weekend, low pressure dominant over scandinavia. a little ridge of high pressure trying to settle things down, and it will across southern counties of england and wales. further north, there will be shower

devon and cornwall, up to bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further northast anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud will begin to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less of a breeze, more in the way of sunshine and fewer showers, 22—23. we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fife. the rain won't be persistent, but it could be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon quite punchy. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. you're at your driest perhaps through central a

devon and cornwall, up to bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further northuth—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud beginning to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less breeze, more in the way of sunshine and showers, 22—23. we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will see another 64 at kingsbarn. the rain will not be persistent, but it could be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon are punchy. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. the driest perhaps through central and eastern areas. here we are into the weekend. the low pressure do

western scotla nd comes the rain coming in the western scotland and eventually into north—west england, west wales and devonith highs of up to 23— 24 degrees. 0vernight the rain continues to move eastwards, getting over the lower uk. by the end of the night some of this will be heavy. clear sky is falling behind and showers. murky at times around the coast. tomorrow we start off with this cloud and some rain across the south—east. you can see how it pulls through the channel islands and towards the near continent. cloud left in its wake and further showers develop. a couple could be heavy and it will be a day of sunshine and showers. as we head towards the weekend you can see low pressure still dominating the weather. isobars still closely packed together. it will be pretty windy. noticeably so on friday. even inland it will be gusty. we will have rain and showers. but if you dodge those it will be dry and there will be sunshine. for the weekend, breezy at times, sunshine and showers. further south the few showers. further south the few showers you are likely to see. this is saturday. again, a lot of dry we

north through the day. sunny spells behind it. a lot of dry and bright weather to look forward to in england and wales. the odd isolated shower in devonross the midlands and wales, sunny spells, the odd isolated shower. more showers likely for northern ireland this afternoon. sunny spells in between. a better and across western parts of scotland. some sunny spells developing before sunset. as we head into tonight, gradually that rain band will push its way north and east. a lot of dry weather to look forward to tonight. some starry skies. few showers in northern ireland, parts of wales and the south—west. further east, dry and feeling less muggy than night. the pressure chart for, showing high pressure chart for, showing high pressure to the south, no pressure to the north—west. the further north and west you are, it is likely to be and west you are, it is likely to be a bit more unsettled. tomorrow is a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. much of the showers across northern ireland, western scotland, england and wales. further east, dry with good sunny spells. temperatures responding to the sunshine, between 17 and 22 celsius.

north eastwards for much of the heavy rain around the south coast. gusts of up to ao-so around the south coast. gusts of up to a0—50 mph across devonce along the south coast, wet and windy, and the south coast, wet and windy, and the rain will gradually push into the rain will gradually push into the north sea. behind that, we will start to see some showers coming in and some of those will be heavy as well. overnight lows, 12—16 celsius, and then tomorrow is a day of sunshine and blustery showers, some heavy, with a mix of hail and thunder particularly the further west you are. north and east, perhaps try with the odd showers and some sunshine to look forward to as well. temperatures up to 22 celsius. this is bbc news — and these are the top stories developing at 11. prison governors attack the government's management of prisons in england and wales — saying the service is in complete decline. drug poisoning deaths surge to a record level — more than 3,700 were registered last year. there is a growing shortfall in the number of beds needed to care for the elderly across the uk, according to a bbc investigation. also: after 65 years

to steal bank details. 23—year—old marcus hutchins from devon, was arrested in las vegas, where he was attending a security conference. our northd wannacry ra nsomwa re, which he discussed in this recent bbc interview. i checked the message board and there were maybe 16 or 17 reports of different nhs organisations being hit. that was the point where i decided my holiday was over and i had to look into this. in the past week, mr hutchins had been in las vegas for the def con cyber—security conference. he was apparently arrested at the airport minutes before he was due to fly home. we've now obtained a copy of the indictment against marcus hutchins, and another unnamed defendant. it reveals they're facing charges in the us state of wisconsin. they're accused of creating and selling a programme to harvest online banking data and credit card details. prosecutors say the arrest here in las vegas came at the end of a two—year—long investigation. cyber security remains a top priority for the fbi, says the special agent in charge. marcus hutchins may now face his biggest challenge yet in an american court room. james cook, bbc news. th

north and eastwards, fragmenting as it does so. either time it reaches northern england and scotla nd time it reaches northern england and scotland it will be lighter. across devonin band around the south coast and south—east. rain fragmenting in the midlands. so breezy longbows coastal areas, a mixture of sunshine and showers for northern ireland and scotland, as i mentioned, the northern part is getting away with the largely dry day and temperatures around 16 celsius. into tonight, that rain band will continue to track north and eastwards. gradually the winds will ease and we will start to see a few showers into northern ireland and western parts through tonight. it will be rather muddy tonight, temperatures not dropping much. ranging from about 12—16dc. that will give us at the start of thursday morning. we do have a day of sunshine and blustery showers to deal with tomorrow but that further south and east you are staying brighter and drier. heavy showers continuing here and they could be mixed with hail and thunder. temperatures tomorrow not looking too bad. 14—22dc. as we head to the end of the week the unsettled weather continues, remaining blustery with m

23 and from devon, is said to have stopped the wannacry ransomeware virus from spreading further, but is now alleged to be linked to other malicious software, targeting bank accounts. 0ur north. marcus hutchins was hailed as a hero for stopping an attack which crippled the nhs and spread to tens of thousands of computers in 150 countries. his arrest is not related to his role in neutralising the so—called wannacry ransomware, which he discussed in this recent bbc interview. i checked the message board, there were maybe 16, 17 reports of different nhs organisations being hit, and that was the point where i decided "my holiday‘s over, i've got to look into this". in the past week, mr hutchins had been in las vegas for the defcon cybersecurity conference. he was apparently arrested at the airport minutes before he was due to fly home. better known as malware tech, his most recent tweets were prescient... "priority boarding so you can add to the time you're sat on a plane that is nowhere near ready to fly", he wrote. we've now obtained a copy of the indictment against marcus hutchins and another unnamed defendant. it reveals they are facing charges in the us state of wisconsin.

north korea. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> prayers are being said this morning for a police chief in seat pleasant. >> chief devon martin is recovering after a scary crash on his motorcycle last night. news 4's megan mcgrath is live at prince george's hospital centerre brought after that crash. megan, this morning we were hearing some very positive reports coming from the hospital, sounded like things were good. so we're hoping that is only improving this afternoon. >> reporter: well, and certainly it is. in fact i just got an update from a spokesperson with the seat pleasant police department just about 15 minutes ago or so and she says that the chief is doing very well. he's still here. he's being evaluated. but that he is expected to make what she called a speedy recovery. so certainly great news for chief devon martin and his family is here with him at the hospital. now, he's going to be here for a little while. but i'm told that he is conscious, he's talking, he's had visitors this morning. his family is with him. and that's a big improvement. chief martin was brought here last night after this crash in critical co

devon. my quick question is hypothetical to mr. mccarthy. if later today president trump were to go and attack north korea without any congressional authorization in advance, would it be appropriate to impeach him for that? >> i guess it would depend on the intelligence -- do you mean if we didn't know anything more than we know right now? >> yes. >> i don't think i would be in favor of impeaching him but i would think that it would be a argument. >> yes, it would be an impeachable offense but does that mean that it should be impeached? i don't know. yeah, it would deftly be an impeachable offense. >> good afternoon. i would like to ask about informational warfare. we know the form of warfare has changed drastically over the past century. today we have a lot of warfare involving different drone strikes, cyber attacks, misinformation campaigns, commercial conflict, special operations that do not involve a lot of troop in materials. my question to the panel is when, how, should congress should weigh in on those formal wear fair and where should the limits be set to limit the executive power because a

devon martin was on patrol when his motorcycle collided with a car. when we know more, we will update you. >>> china has reiterated calls for all sides to remain calm and reduce tensions over northorea. president trump appears to open talks with pyongyang after threats the country wants to send missile toss guam. he has said that his words of fire and fury may not have been strong enough. >>> after a crushing loss to the h ravens, they have three more game toss get in. >>> jackpot fever, for the first time, the megamillions and powerball jack pots are more it is up to 393. the powerball prize, $396 million. good luck. >>> if you are wondering about the forecast, an increasing clans for rain later today. showers likely off and on through much of your saturday. sunday will be the dryer half of the weekend. if you have stuff to do outside and you can pick the day to do it, pick sunday. >>> the "today" show is up next. >> we'll be back in about 25 minutes with weather, traffic and local news. >>> we will leave you with images from the what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compe