north london a very wealthy and liberal area the lab leader comes from around here and his party is tryingo hang on to his constituency but some labor supporters don't like the idea of their party doing deals with those who would chop down the united kingdom. would you vote labor if they didn't have to get the support of the scottish nationalists? >> yes, definitely. >> reporter: this election is forcing together parties which are like apples and oranges, and that makes things potentially very messy. if the opinion polls are right there is almost no math mat ticks that would allow the conservative party to get a majority in parliament. the labor party could, but only with the support of the scottish nationalists and they want independence from the united kingdom, and it is that that is leading people to question the moral legitimacy of this arrangement. the scottish enemy is holding the levers of power. >> the leader joins me now. mr. craig have you had any sleep. >> reporter: opponents are taking to the airwaves arguing that the public would prefer a government that keeps the u.k. togethe

. >> in north london, wealthy and liberal. in this era of coalition politicians some don't like the idea of their party doing deals with those who would chop down the united kingdom. >> would you vote labor if they didn't have to get the support of the scottish nationalists. >> yes. >> you hit it on the head. >> this election uniquely in the u.k. is forcing to get the parties which are like apples and oranges and that makes things potentially very messy. if the opinion polls are right there is no math ticks that would allow the coalition the majority in. and this late in the day leading conservatives to question the moral authority or legitimacy of that arrangement. the conservatives are full of talk of constitutional crisis. the opponents of the scottish national party are take together airwaves arguing that the public would prefer a government that keeps the u.k. together even if it doesn't have the majority. >> that's what gives the moral high ground. but he still has to have a healthy number of mps. >> in the corridors of

. >> north london very wealthy and very liberal. in this era of coalition politics some labor supporters don't like the idea of their party doing deals with those who would chop down the united kingdom. >> would you vote labor if they didn't have to get the support of the scottish nationalists. >> yes. >> but you wouldn't want to deal with the scottish nationalists. >> you hit the nail on the head. >> forcing the together the different parties is like mixes apples and oranges and that could be very messy. there, there are no mathematics that would allow the conservative party to form a coalition that would give them the coalition but the labour party cooed if could if they gain the support of the scottish nationalists. the scottish enemy holding the leavers of power. >> opponents are taking to the airwaves arguing that the public would prefer a government that will keep the u.k. together even if it can't get a majority. so that's what gives what they claim a moral high ground he still has to have a healthy number of mps. but senior

north london very wealthy and liberal. they're trying to hold on to the constituency. in this era some labor supporters don't like the idea of their party doing deals with those who would chop down the united kingdom. >> would you vote labor if they didn't have to get the support of the scottish nationalists. >> yes definitely. >> but you don't want them to deal with the nationalists. >> you've hit it on the head. >> this election uniquely in the u.k. is forcing the parties as different as apples and oranges and that makes things potentially very messy. the labour party could but only with the support of the scottish nationalists and they, after all, want independent from the united kingdom. and this late in the day that is leading the conservatives to question the moral authority off legitimacy of that arrangement. the conservatives in newspapers are full of talk of constitutional crisis. the scottish enemy holding the leader holding the leverage of party. they've taken to the airwaves. >> that's what this moral high ground to effectively repel all of this, but he sti

. >> reporter: north london, very wealthy and liberal. labor leader comes from here, and he is trying to hang on to his constituency. but some labor supporters don't like the idea of their party doing deals with those that would chop down the united kingdom. would you vote labor if they didn't have to get the support of the scottish nationalists? >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: this union is forcing together parties which are like apples and oranges, and that makes things potentially very messy. there is almost no electoral mathematics that would give the party in power the majority. the conservatives are lead to question the moral authority or legitimacy of the arrangement. the conservative newspapers are full of crisis. >> mr. craig have you had any sleep in >> reporter: opponents of labor in the scottish national party are taking to the airwaves, arguing that the public would prefer a party that keeps the u.k. together. >> that is what gives cameron to what he claims is a moral high ground, but he still needs a healthy number of mp's. >>

. >> north london, very wealthy and liberal. they're trying to hold on to the constituency. but in this new era of coalition politics many don't like the idea of their party doing deals with those who would chop down the united kingdom. >> who would you vote labor if they didn't have to get the support of the scottish nationalists. >> yes definitely. >> but you don't want them to deal with the nationalists. >> you've hit it on the head. >> this election is forcing the parties of apples and oranges and that makes thence potentially very messy. if the opinion polls arer right there is almost no mathematics that would allow the conservative party the former coalition, the ability to form the majority in parliament. but the labour party could with the scottish nationalists, and they after all want independent from the united kingdom. and this is leading the conservatives to question the moral authority or the legitimacy of that arrangement. the conservative newspapers are full of talk of constitutional crisis. the scottish enemy holding the leavers of power. >> have you had any

. >> they see you as a north london geek. >> what did he say? what did he say? >> that lady in the back man, all right sorry about that, you have a beard so clearly you're a man yeah. >> jon: what! so the labour leader appears to be the love child of joe biden and david-- so what still. the election was miliband's to lose. i mean unless there was some uncomfort-- ununfortunate image crystallizing incident. >> and in that labour campaign symbolized by miliband breaking one of the basic rules of politicsment don't eat a bacon sandwich in front of the camera. the tory supporting press jumped on the image, miliband was not just a prefending labourite he just didn't look like a prime minister. >> jon: that's it? he ate a bacon sandwich. in our country you are not even considered a viable presidentality candidate until you have been photographed deep throating as much of a pig as will not completely block your larynx. it's british press went all in on ed i can't even imagine what their version of the daily show must have done. >> hey! (cheers and applause) hey, look a

in november of 2007, just two months after sergeant johnson was killed, he came home to north london. he had a wife, a child, and a steady job driving one of london's iconic black cabs. he had been fingerprinted on his return to london. in 2012 investigators searched his home and found a bomb making manual but a key evidence came from a piece of a similar bomb analyzed by the fbi. his fingerprints in yellow linking him to the bomb that killed sergeant johnson. >> the fbi unit has hundreds of thousands of bits of bombs to go through and they're working their way through it and it's that backlog that's taken the time. >> at trial he claims the bombs were meant to protect iraqi sunnis to militants. he was sentenced to 38 years for johnson's murder. >> he was a good soldier, good leader, good friend and i hope it brings a little peace to his family. >> reporter: justice at last for a father, a husband, a fallen soldier. nbc news, london. >>> and up next, the shark alert on this holiday weekend. shark alert on this holiday weekend. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diab

. >> lydon grew up poor in north london. as a child he had meningitis, he survived with the virus shaping his life, but erasing his memory. >> when i came out of that coma, i could not remember... not only my own name or how to speak, move, walk or talk... but, i did not recognize my parents. >> in "anger is an energy" lydon says he wants to set the record straight about his life. it's a second book following one with a contentious title. >> they did not want no irish, no blacks and no dogs. and that's blatant racism but that in the 60's and 70's that was... you know, normal behavior. >> lydon is still at it. he was writing a new album for his band "public image limited" when i sat down with him in new york. >> "anger is an energy: my life uncensored". tell me why you titled it that way, and i know it-- it's linked to your childhood, isn't it? >> it's linked to an illness i had called meningitis-- which i contacted (sic) at age seven. rushed to hospital and then i was in a coma for-- quite a few months. when i came out of th

then move the entire family about 100 miles north of london where they will settle in. back to you. >> well, you have to hand it to the duchess there coming out to greet anyone that is like the last time you want to see a but of people. >> she looked great. >> yes, she does beautiful. and checking in with rob mayeda on the forecast. >> still in the 70s, nice day to be in san jose. a bit of a breeze out of the northwest. oakland, 63 degrees and you can see san francisco 65 and for the golf tournament out at harding park low clouds and mist. surf picking up. watch out for this heading out to the coast we have a beach hazard for the south facing beaches including santa cruz. use caution out at the coast, the wind pushing out, at times drizzle coming out tonight. even into some the east bay locations for the morning out in hayward, maybe out to the tri-valley, mist and low clouds out on the coast probably getting the more sunny skies out in santa cruz if you are heading out to the beaches. again, watch out for the rough surf tomorrow in livermore, plenty of sunshine to go a

. >> they saw him as a north london geek. >> what did he say? what did he say? >> people, i think lady in the back. the man, all right. sorry about that you got a beard so you are clearly a man. [ laughter ] >> so the labor leader appears to be the love child of joe biden and david bren. so what? >> fair balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. >> it is wednesday may 13 st. a fox news alert. deadly derailment. five people killed dozens of others injured as a train goes off the rails in philadelphia. >> it is an absolute disaster -- disastrous mess. i have never seen anything like this in my life. >> the moments of kay ogs as they help each other get out. >> keep calling, okay? >> team coverage witnesses and expert analysis all of that is ahead. let's start with rick leventhal who is live on the scene. >> the police have pushed us back a bit so we can't see the train. on the way from washington to new york city it derailed after stopping at the 30th street station in philadelphia probable before i hitting full speed when something went wrong.

right up until election day he is canvassing in north london trying to get people to vote for labor. only a few hundred votes apart running neck and neck. >> nationally it's totally unpredictable. >> never before have british politics been quite like this. prime minister cameron's tories andesgot a majority by voting mutually with the liberals. but not for a clear victory. >> most certainly not. there's not going to be enough party that has enough members of parliament, to pass a majority in the parliament. and parties have to team up with one another to do a deal. >> all of the indications is that none of the parties will get a clear majority on voting day here. so the question is: who decides who wins? under the rules, at a party that gets the most seats that is first crack at foorming coalition. forming a coalition. but talks can go on for a week or more. labor on higher taxes on the ritual to fund affordable housing, but many fail to capture voters hearts. u comfortip antieuropean union antiimmigration union is set to steal votes. capturing up to 59 seats in britain 650 seat parl

>> guest: i realized he lived a couple miles away in north london and i thought it would be funny -- but in these days it was like if you ask me why was i doing these stories, this was my mid and late 20's and it is always the same; it might be funny. things have changed. but i thought it might be funny to sneak into the meeting and might be funny to hang out with omar while he establishes the islamic state and called him in bin laden in great britain. he is now a successful movie director. and i think it was spending a year with him turning it into a democracy and he said okay. and we went to his house and on the first day the first thing he did was watch the lion king because he said that was the only way they could relax. they call me the lion the great warrior and fighter. he needed a collection box and we went to the local wholesale ware warehouse and they had giant plastic coca-cola bottles and i said isn't it funny you are collecting money to overthrow the west with symbols of western corruption and he was like yeah and didn't want to engage in the comedy. and then we spent a

the arrests came after raids in north london and kent where police say they recovered many of the stolen items. >> the theft of gems and cash from a safe deposit company happened last month in the heart of lon donedon's jewelry distri. thieves drilled through a 2 meter thick wall to get access to a basement vault. >> in a gesture of reconciliation between britain and sinn fein, prince charles and gerry adams met. >> adams the leader of the former political wing of the irish republican army. the i.r.a.'s vie legislator campaign against british rule ended after 30 years with a power sharing agreement in 1998. >> well in just hours, prince charles is set to visit the site where the i.r.a. killed his great uncle lord mountbatton in 1979. max foster joins us from london with more on the visit. max, the murder of lord mountbatton was shocking and brutal at the time. prince charles was very close to his great uncle. talk to us about the significance of the visit. the fact that it comes after that historic meeting between the prince and gerry adams. >> it is historic. small step in an historic p

police raided several homes in north london and say they found bags of high-value property the stolen jewels. suspects are being questioned right now. at the live desk. back to you. >>> it could be a year before we find out exactly what caused the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. no one shot at the train just before it crashed. ntsb and fbi are trying to find what caused a grapefruit sized hole in the windshield. >>> one thing making the investigation more difficult is there's no video showing the inside of the train. the ntsb suggested that change five years ago. while investigating a metrolink passenger train that rammed into a freight train head-on, that crash happened outside los angeles. 25 people died. investigators say the train's engineer was texting and recommended cameras back then. >>> traffic alert, you may be delayed using arlington memorial bridge today. one of the westbound rains is temporarily closed. engineers from the federal highway administration found an area of corrosion during a scheduled inspection last night. now they're taking a closer look. national

. >> in north london, wealthy and liberal.n this new era of coalition politics some labor supporters don't like the idea of their party doing deals with those who would shop down the united kingdom. >> would you vote labor if they didn't have to get the support of the scott dish nationalists? >> yes. >> but you don't want them to deal with the nationalists? >> you hit it on the head. >> they're forcing together the parties that are like apples and oranges. if the opinion polls are right there is almost no electoral mathematics that would allow the former coalition that would give them the majority in parliament. yet the labour party coo but only with the support of the scottish nationalists, and they're wanting independence from the united kingdom. and they're leading the conservatives to employee the moral authority or legitimacy of that arrangement. >> the newspapers are full of talk of constitutional crisis, the scottish enemy holding the leavers of power. >> opponents of the scottish national party are take together airway

the gunners have been celebrating in north london after becoming the most successful team in cup history giving them their 12th success in the world's oldest knockout competition. >> in england the competition is very tough and we will of course come back. i believe that we go out feeling we have made progress. in 2015, we have made more points than any other so we're going to continue after a good rest. >> in spain barcelona still on course. a goal gave barca the lead. a second added before half time. barca went on to seal a 3-1 win. with the la riga and copa del rey titles in the bag the next event is saturday. >> we have two tights already. it will be superb if we conger all three of people. >> one of the most beautiful things about this job is to try to make people happy and also making history once again. >> the first french teen to win a treble. he finished ninth. scoring what proved to be the winner. >> >> pakistan batting first made 269. >> the rain disrupted sunday's french open play. federer due in court later in the fourth round. former champion reaching only her third grand s

they were arrested when more than 200 police raided 12 homes in north london and kent. >>> a group ofwho is planned to walk across korea's dmz in a symbolic march for peace arrived in pyongyang today. the 30 women, including gloria steinem want to call attention to the tensions between north korea and south korea. >>> bill clinton tweeted, does that user name stay with the office? with the #askingforafriend. obama replied, the title comes with the house. and that's your cnbc news update at this hourt. back to "squawk alley." >>> it's been a month since the first round of apple watches were shipped to consumers. so if you were one of the lucky ones to get your device or plan to get one soon, who do you make it you'res? joining us with the latest on how to customize your apple watch is re/code's co-executive editor walt mossberg. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we had you on set opening weekend and you said you were going to give it a month. it's been about that. >> it has and i did my review of the month of wearing it last week and we talked about it. this week i decided based

for the next couple of days before settling in in their country home in amber hall 100 miles north of london. and we could hear before that we could hear the name of the new princess. will it be alice, charlotte, elizabeth or victoria? the answer could come as early as tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you. amazing day we had today. it felt like a beautiful summer day. and now we're hearing for the first time in a long time it's not going to go back to being cold! >>> yeah exactly. temperatures are actually going to continue to warm not only through tomorrow but for the upcoming week. we're looking at the warmest week so far this year. wait until you see the seven-day. nice again tomorrow. low humidity. a touch warmer than it was today. plenty of sunshine. tomorrow night, clear skies are in the forecast, so make sure to check out the full moon. it's out there tonight and it is extremely bright and beautiful. and then again, your third weather headline. warmest week since september in the forecast. temperatures right now are in the 50s and 60s. 63 in washington. 54 in gaithersberg. 52 in freder

with senior international correspondent nic robertson outside a polling station i believe in the north of london. nic, tell us what you are seeing this morning? >> well, there are a few people that have gone to the polling station, few people lined up outside as the doors opened. they have gone in. polling started here. a nice sunny day. expectations are that turnout could be high today. this particular constituency in the northwest of london. at the last elections was the tightest of all of the -- of all of the, the electoral seats in mainland uk. so this is one of those areas where -- the expectation of a high turnout will be standing here. through the day, watching people come. watching people go. they, they have been lining up outside. walking in. it is a little early around here. but for people to be getting up and going on their way to work. expectation would be, in the next few hours, as people -- begin their journeys to work. they will stop off here before they jump on trains and buses into the center of london. errol. >> and -- nick perhaps we can talk about what voters can and cannot d

everyone knew stanley kubrick lived in this mysterious house north of london.f legend. there were all these rumors that he was alive, this crazy house. i went up to this house that was full of boxes, boxes everywhere. it looked like the internal revenue service had taken over this house years ago because it was huge and opulent but there was no opulence it was all utilitarian, boxes and filing cabinets and so on. i said what is in the boxes? they said everything. stanley never threw anything away. so i went back home and said to my wife boxes, have to look through the boxes. i looked through the boxes and said okay. i said yes a couple times a month going up there. a big guardian peace in my collection. and a documentary of "stanley kubrick's boxes" where i look through every single box. my favorite things i found in the box, on my first day i saw box that said -- the severed head from full metal jacket. i will hold up by the fire and christian kubrick walked by. i found a head. is it ryan o'neal's 5? no, 8 is the sniper in full metal jacket. but she wasn't be

i realized he looked a couple of blocks away from me in north london. back in those days if u.s. me why i was doing the story in my mid-twenties why did i want to do the story my answer would always be to say it might be funny. things have changed but that then i thought it might be funny so i thought it might be funny to sneak into a bilderberg building and to hang out with omar bakri for a while to watch them establish the islamic state. he was calling himself bin laden's man in great britain. and so we call them up a really successful movie director and said can we spend a year with you and he said okay. so we went to his house and on the first day the first thing we did was watch the lion king. that's the only way he can relax. he said they call me the lion. they call me the great warrior, the great five top and he needed to get collection books so he we went to the local wholesale warehouse and the only collection boxes they had in stock were these giant novelty plastic coca-cola bottles. so i said isn't it funny that you are collecting money to overthrow the west and these

they're expected to spend several days at their london home before heading to their estate north of londonahead, the latest on efforts to free american hostages held in iran. we're going to tell you what one u.s. congressman is trying to do to get them home. >>> and later, it's a slam dunk in the most unconventional way. you got to see this to believe it. we'll explain coming up. why am i so awake? did you know your brain has a wake system... and a sleep system? science suggests when you have insomnia, the neurotransmitters in your wake system may be too strong, which may be preventing you from getting the sleep you need. talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. you're here to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. truecar has pricing data on every make and model so all you have to do is search for the car you want there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is truecar. so, what brings you to jersey? well, geico's the #1 auto insurer in new jersey, new york and connecticut. so i just came by to say "thanks." #1, huh? that

today the airlander is undergoing testing north of london after being bought back by it's creators.d air vehicles. the main purpose today is for civilian use. >> this can provide days worth of communications or overwatch and help with anything and help with a situation. it can take equipment to anywhere that doesn't have roads or airways. >> just to give you a sense of how big it is it measures 302 feet in length. that's 60 feet longer than the world's largest passenger plane. it can also remain up in the skies for up to 21 days without being refuelled and fly at 20,000 feet. the company is also hoping to one day have the airlander as a future home of transportation. a slow one. >> it's big sister the airlander 50 will carry anywhere from 200 to 400 people. it will be a big, slow moving luxury way to travel around the world. >> but the company may have a tough time convincing passengers to sign up. >> a specific explosion and passengers and crew hurl themselves out of the ship into the ground. >> this is what most people think of when they hear the word airship. the disaster of 1937

. >> loved ones are remembering a woman stabbed to death in north philadelphia. london chanel died following a fight inside an abandoned row home. loved ones little candles and shared hugs. chanel was a transgender woman but police do not believe that's why she was killed. violence against transgender women of color has become a national concern. >> last night in germantown words of prayer filled the street. philadelphia police officers and neighbors held a prayer and peace walk. they stopped to join hands in a call for unity throughout the neighborhood. >> next on nbc 10 news today, the duggar's decision. they pull out of an appearance in this area. and as we get ready for this memorial day weekend, here is a live look at route 1 and u.s. 9. these are the five points just approaching rehoboth beach. it's a great weekend to be down the shore, to be in rehoboth. it's going to be sunny and temperatures will warm as the weekend continues. . >>> good morning. it's a cold start depending on where you are. take a look at the poconos right now. only 44 degrees. 51 degrees in p

volunteers north of london race to go count ballot this evening to go count ballot this evening.servative party begin more seats in parliament but there are still more vets to be tabulated. biggest shock was a 20-year-old scottish student who became the country youngest lawmaker since 1667. >> wow! >> brady speaking out for the first time since the report on the deflate gate was released. curious fans in attendance at event outside boston wondering what the reaction would be. here's karen you. grand appearance by don't helicopter then brady down to business. >> there is an elephant in the room. >> where? >> you may be the only one who doesn't see it. >>reporter: before packed house of thousands the superbowl mvp sat down with sportscaster jim gray at salem state university outside boston state university outside boston. event follow add 243 page report which found it was more probable than not that brady was aware of inappropriate activities. those activities footballs that were modified to his liking prior to the new england patriots afc championship win over the colts. >> i don

virgin rail installed in the north-south from london to north england route they increased passengers from 14 million to 28 million, went from a deficit of 400 million, subsidized by the federal-- the british government, to that much in revenue coming in to the british treasury in 10 years glooifl well, let me -- >> the mod cell there across the world, and we're a third-world soviet style train operation. >> ifill: let me let your colleague respond to that. >> you don't have to listen to a republican or democrat representative from congress. we have the national transportation safety board, and they have said in terms of the philadelphia accident, that it would not have happened if we had positive train control. we know that that investment could have been made. it hasn't been made. so we hear not from politicians but from experts that yes, we could have safe passenger rail travel in our country. we have to make the investment needed to do so. >> ifill: when you say "positive train control" i just want to make sure everyone understands that would automatically override the engineer, s

. >> this night of terror taez place in august 2011 in hull, england, about four hours north of londonen locals want to drink a beer, shoot some pool, and have a good chat, many turn to the pub. >> the pub is a busy pub on the weekend. , a lot of people tending to be young single males tend to go play around the pool table area, and a lot of people know each other. >> pushed the chainsaw towards and into the bar. >> one after the other. >> you can just see everyone sitting up on the seat. some jumping out of the chairs and looking around and turning up to see what's happening, and can you clearly tell everyone is really, really shocked and can't believe what's happening. >> he has revved it up and thrust it towards a few people. it was just a case of whoever was there got it. >> the pub go efrz don't put up with it for long. they start fighting back, throwing furniture at him. >> as he goes across to the left and starts threatening people and thrusting the chainsaw at people, somebody who sat down, picks up a bar stool and throws it at him, and it hits him. by this time he has already

you want to come up to the house and everybody knew he lived in this mysterious house between north of londonome the stuff of legend. there were rumors when kubrick was alive in this crazy house so i went up to this house, huge huge house that was full of boxes boxes everywhere. it looked like the internal revenue service had taken over this house a few years ago. it was huge but there was no occupants. it was utilitarian, boxes and filing cabinets and so on. so i said what is in the boxes and they said everything. so stanley never threw anything away. i went back home and i said to my wife these boxes and she said you have to ask them if you can go through the boxes. so i asked them and they said okay. i spent years maybe a couple of times a month. this is extracted in my collection "lost at sea" and stanley kubrick's ox is. my favorite actually there's a few favorites. on my first day i saw this locks that said sniper had scary so i opened it up and it was a severed head of a sniper. i'm holding the head by a tear just then kubrick what passed and i said i found they had. she says that ryan

north. the green leader was in london and the snp leader up in scotland as well.posed for photographers and cast their votes too. tonight in less than five hour's time, they can release themselves from the state of suspended animation when the polls close at 2100 gmt and then start to talk about the election properly. there will be exit polls then which will give the first clear indication even before the results come in. >> lawrence in the past have these polls been reliable? >> reporter: in the last section, 2010 very much so. this is obviously a very complicated election and it depends to some extent on how many recounts there are. but they should hold a pretty good clue. >> thanks much indeed. >>> a court in canada has decided to release a guantanamo bay prisoner on bail. he was convicted of five war crimes including throws a grenade that killed an army sergeant in afghanistan in 2002. daniel lak is in edmonton. bring us up to date with how this decision was made. >> reporter: very very dramatic moment in court today. it's complicated and takes time. he was gr

an then they will eventually go to their country home anmar hall about 100 miles north of london ande for the next several months alex. >> i know that kate is going to take off a little more time this time understandably not only to tend to her newborn but sort of incorporate the new member of the family with a little 2-year-old boy not even as you said. do you see robert jobson within arm's length there? he is a royal correspondent we've been speaking with a as well. if you do, you're welcome to bring robert in. to the conversation. >> i do. robert is about probably 50 feet away and if i yell really loudly he might hear me. >> there's robert. he's not on the same camera. >> robert yes, i would have done my classic whistles there but i will refrain from doing so now that you're here. robert with regard to this whole thing that the spectacle of it there's no dampening of spirits, it is being practical, the fact that they decided not to make as much out of it but the truth is george is the one who's in line for the throne. yes, this little girl is as well, but she has to go through her

and men believed to be the older brother of north korean leader kim jong-il un -- kim jong-un was filmed in london. he was asked a number of questions by journalists but did not speak. >> the playboy face of north korea in britain it seems this week. will. to see the rockstar we know he admires, his first look appearance since his elder brother took over the leadership in north korea after their father's death in 2011. >> how was your relationship with your brother? >> he was allegedly passed over as and to lead the secretive regime himself because his father taught him to week. the images from his childhood apparently show a taste for music and playfulness. the official line today is that he plays an important role in support of brother leader kim jong-un, whose recent public image could hardly be more different. the defense chief once close to the leader, put to death by antiaircraft done fire falling asleep at a military event according to south korea's intelligence agency. but half a world away, eric clapton and his artistry reportedly captivating kim jong-un's brother once more, and he appare

london. >>> an entire small town in north dakota had to be evacuated today when a train hauling hundreds of thousands of gallons of crude oil derailed sparking a massive fire that sent an enormous cloud of black smoke into the sky. fortunately no injuries reported. dozens who lived nearby had to be moved away from the area. >>> we're following two stories tonight about the alarming reach and influence isis has in this country. in a moment we'll hear exclusively from an nypd officer who survived an isis-inspired attack on the streets of new york. but first the terror attack in texas. federal investigators now telling us one of the gunmen was in contact with at least three known isis sympathizers in the days leading up to it. here's nbc justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: two weeks before the gathering in texas, the fbi and homeland security warned the nation's police that the event, quote, carries the risk of being targeted by violent extremists. noting that supporters of isis and other terror groups were on twitter calling for retaliation. investigators say elton simpson, one