this used to be bhs‘ flagship store, here on oxford street.. what was revealed today, though, is that dominic chappell is being prosecuted by the pension regulator for failing to provide information and documents about a reasonable excuse. it wants this material because the regulator is still pursuing mr chappell over whether he avoided his responsibilities to the bhs pension scheme. i want to give an assurance to the 20,000 pensioners, i‘m there to sort this. sir philip green sold bhs to mr chappell. after that promise to mp5, he eventually paid more than £350 million in a settlement with the pension regulator. for this mp, bhs is still unfinished business. there is going to be a search for truth and justice, even if it takes a long time, and the select committee will help play its part in that great unfolding drama. many stores still lie empty as mr chappell is summoned to appear in court. he‘s previously pledged to fight any legal action, denying he was responsible for the hole in the pension scheme. emma simpson, bbc news. ford is the late

organizers say the new mural will honor him on oxford street not far from where he lived in strawberry ceremony is scheduled september 24th. castle is next. "action news" continues tomorrow morning. for the entire team, i'm walter perez. see you back here tomorrow night at 10:00. ♪ ♪ from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. [ gasps ] [ gasps ] richard, it pains me to admit it, but i am in your debt. yes. deeply. but if you'd like to start paying rent -- no, no, no. i mean i owe you a debt of gratitude. oh. if you had not urged me to take this audition, i would never have gotten this part. now i'm off to my wardrobe fitting. bye. bye. bye. castle: bye. where are you off to? oh, i signed up for an

coltrane, a mural painted in 2002 was demolished in 2014, this new one will honor him on a wall along oxford street too far from where he lived in strawberry mansion. a dedication ceremony scheduled for september 24th. ♪ . ♪ . fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> jeff skversky sports he will and for the eagles so far so good >> they do have a lot of work to be done before the regular season kicks off, especially alshon jeffrey. he missed time and trying to catch up. alshon jeffrey is behind according to his position coach who admits jeffrey ran the wrong route during the play in thursd

over near campus, several blocks of oxford street were filled with demonstrators for the peaceful bay area rally against hate earlier today. many later marched in the streets towards civic center but had a message. they say a clear message to send. >> the previous protest in berkeley may have been well intentioned, but they were meant to include the majority of city workers and residents and people who wanted to come out and express our opposition. >> it's important to show that we're united as a community and here in the bay area, we're not going to stand for hate. >> that was only later down at mlk civic center park when we first encountered tension with different groups who had gathered here. police were operating from a parking lot across the street as that tension escalated. but again, at this point, it is rather quiet here in downtown berkeley. kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we'll take you up now above where kristi is. she was saying all of this is done at least for now. this is our sky ranger within the past hour. peaceful yesterday in san francisco and today, n

this used to be bhs' flagship store, here on oxford street.was revealed today, though, is that dominic chappell is being prosecuted by the pension regulator for failing to provide information and documents about a reasonable excuse. it wants this material because the regulator is still pursuing mr chappell over whether he avoided his responsibilities to the bhs pension scheme. i want to give an assurance to the 20,000 pensioners, i'm there to sort this. sir philip green sold bhs to mr chappell. after that promise to mps, he eventually paid more than £350 million in a settlement with the pension regulator. for this mp, bhs is still unfinished business. there is going to be a search for truth and justice, even if it takes a long time, and the select committee will help play its part in that great unfolding drama. many stores still lie empty as mr chappell is summoned to appear in court. he's previously pledged to fight any legal action, denying he was responsible for the hole in the pension scheme. emma simpson, bbc news. an end to the north—sou

you join me at what used to be bhs‘s flagship store on oxford street.a huge curtain covering up the refurbishment work inside. but today, what has been revealed that dominic chappell has been summoned to appear before brighton magistrates‘ court next month for failing to provide information and documents without a reasonable excuse. the pension regulator wants this material because it still pursuing mr chappel over whether he avoided his responsibilities to the bhf pension scheme. back in february, sir philip green finally stumped up 363 million pounds to settle his case with the regulator. remember, he sold bhs to mr chappell. the enforcement action against mr chappell is still continuing and although he has previously maintained that this big black hole in the pension scheme wasn‘t his fault. so if he is convicted on these specific technical charges, he will face an unlimited fine. so the tale of bhs has yet to run its full course. emma simpson, thank you. rescue workers on the italian island of ischia say they‘ve pulled three children, including a se

that area the square running down to the christopher columbus monument is the equivalent of oxford street perhaps in central london and credibly busy exactly as one of our witnesses said before locals actually avoid that area because it's so packed and it's more it's especially in the heart of one of the season so it would have been what many experts would describe as a soft terror target it's very hard as another one of our experts said to prevent these sorts of attacks which we have seen as you said in nice it began last year and in the summer of twenty sixteen as many as eighty six people died going on to the burning christmas market attack that that winter then london westminster bridge and london bridge combined with a knife attack and of course you know we must mention that there's unconfirmed reports that the driver of the van is still at large there's. manhunt currently underway which is why are the areas on lockdown of course police advice to people in these situations is to run hide help in the event of a suspected terror attack but we understand from what people are saying the

police officer taken in suspected of drunken driving at 5:30 after a multi-vehicle accident here on oxford street in north philadelphia, the jeep is a harrah that you see there, that is the officer's car inside there is a 22nd officers uniform, handcuffs in the glove could the partment, all of the neighbors who were knocked out of their sleep said the officer got out, flash his badge, he had a gun on him, he said everything is cool, everything is all right. they of course called the police. they said he was obviously under the influence, and one of the can't that was out here told mow he was definitely under the influence, probably, and now suspected of that. probably three, four year veteran based on his payroll number i was told, commander now on his way to talk to his captain in the 22nd district, also, here, just left, two internal affairs detective, getting the story from all of the witnesses, so, there you see the damage it involves four neighbors cars and one motorcycle, the guy that owns the motorcycles owns three of the four vehicles hit. you can see the force, come back to me for a seco

. >> reporter: along oxford street a large crowd came out early of what was called the bay area rally against hate. >> it may have been well-intentioned but -- >> reporter: went ahead anyway after rally plans changed. a diverse group with different reasons for standing up in this political climate. >> i was absolutely sickened by what happened in charlottesville. and i just could not -- i had some friends who didn't want me to come because i'm hold older and didn't want me to get hurt. but i just promised them if there was any sign of violence, i would leave. >> the news that arpaio was pardoned. i know this was someone who broke the law and was pardoned. >> reporter: carrying signs against hate and promoting unity. >> for more unique coverage on this story and other news as it breaks, follow us on twitter. our handle is@nbc bay area. >>> well, that cheer coach at the controversial center of a video, says he's now taking a break from coaching. that wept viral. here it is cheerleaders in a high school from denver shows several of girls repeatedly held down doing splits and one of the g

. >> along oxford street near uc berkeley was a rally against hate. >> it may have been well intentioned, but they excluded the majority of city workers and those that wanted to come out and express the opposition. >> there was a no to marxism rally, and it went ahead anyway, and a diverse group had different reasons to stand up in the climate. >> i was sickened by what happened in charlottesville. i had friends that did not want me to come because i am older and they did not want me to get hurt but i promised if there was violence i would leave. >> near campus it was peaceful. at the end they carried signs against hate and supporting unity. in berkeley, nbc bay area news. >>> we're updating the latest development of the berkeley protests on nbcbayarea.com, as well as our facebook. take a look at the anti-fascism signs held up today. police are arresting a woman who is crying and she was separated from her service dog. >>> this is rescue video from a helicopter, the damage is so bad good samaritans from across the country are making their way into houston, not just first responders but r

police couldn't find the man who was last seen walking towards oxford street. >> a public memorial service held t morning inhi charlottesville, virginia frrx the woman killed when a car plowed into a crowd of counterprotesters saturday. friends say she dedicated her life to standing up for those telsh >> and now, to that explosive news conference by president trump at trump tower. the president reigniting the controversy over his first response to the deadly violence in c byot rlha white nationalists. during the news conference yesterday, he defended his decision to wait two days to condemn the white supremacists in charlottesville by name. the president also defended some of the initial protesters w ihoe the right rally. >> president trump's press conference was the subject of jimmy kimmel's entire monologue last night. and kimmel proposed this idea to make america great again. >> instea of make donald trump king. okay. k ingakwe of america. think about it. england has a queen. she lives in a palace. everyone makes a big deal when she shows up. she has no power at all. in morning, they pu

so this is the aftermath at sixth and oxford street. philadelphia police officials tell fox 29 the officer had a blood alcohol level of more than twice the legal limit. >> he wasn't working, and it wouldn't have been his shift based on the squad he's, in i'm not sure that earl knit morning where he is going to or from. >> the 40 year old office here operates out of the 22nd district has been on the police force for four years. >> robbery and abduction, a woman takes a lyft ride home from a philly bar. but claim she was taken on a wild ride. so what really happened? >> also, let's take you out west here, deadly explosion. we have new details this morning, in that horrific explosion, in minneapolis. we are going to hear from the staff at the school right after that building collapsed. >> thirty-one year old brittany law right here told police she used the lyft app to get home from center city after night drink withing her friends. she said a man with a accent arrived in a black four door sedan. law said the driver ditched her sister at su

it happened near the corner of oxford street.he two victims were said to be walking near the intersection when armed suspects demanded their property. the robbers took off in an older model car. no one was hur. we dug through our archives. a late night mugging reported. campus police said a woman was robbed early in the morning near dana street. >> and business and tech news now. facebook could be running into some trouble among young users. >> for more on that let's check in with ran done dowdy. she's live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >>> hi, marcus and laura. wall street is poised to open higher this morning. markets were mixed as investors remain cautious in washington. the dow eking out a small gain to end a two-day skid. the nasdaq fell for a third straight session, 29 points to 21,703. the nasdaq slipping three to 6213. google may have to have an answer to apple's air pod. the google blog reports the company is working on wireless headphones that would use google assistant to augment physical controls to let yo

police looked around, they couldn't find the man who was last seen walking near oxford street. >> nowto the explosive news conference by president trump at trump tower. reigniting the controversy to his first response to the violence in charlottesville. during the press conference yesterday, president trump defended his decision to wait two days to conmn supremacists in charlottesville by name. he also defended some protesters. >> what about the alt-left that came charging at the, as you say, alt-right? do they have any semblance of guilt? >> reaction to the president's latest comments was swift. republican speaker of the house paul ryan saying, quote, we must be clear. white supremacy is repulsive. this bigotry isis country stand. there can by no moral ambiguity. six members have pulled out of the president's manufacturing council. >> president trump's press conference was a subject of jimmy kimmel's entire monologue last night. kimmel proposed an idea to make america great again. ea of president, we make donald trump king. okay. we make him the first king of america. think about it.

in barcelona it is pretty much the equivalent of oxford street, incredibly popular with locals and tourists people with hotels in the vicinity. that advice has change and the street has reopened. they are seeing people should remain vigilant in crowded areas which is good advice for many areas which is good advice for many areas in europe. if someone is due to travel to barcelona this evening, imminently, the advices they can go but they have to be careful? precisely. the foreign office are careful in their advice and safety must come first and in the past they have used expressions advising against all but nonessential travel which means holidays in effect hand at that point to operators will stop sending people, giving them the option to go elsewhere. the foreign office has not said that so holidays will be continuing as normal. it is important you read the foreign office advice before you even book your holiday to have a confirmed idea about the destination you are travelling to. that is true for many destinations around the world, particularly europe. are you seeing indications that bec

you join me at what used to be bhs's flagship store on oxford street.inside. dominic chappell has been summoned to appear before brighton magistrates' court next month forfailing to provide information and documents without a reasonable excuse. the pension regulator wants this material because it's still pursuing mr chappell over whether he avoided his responsibilities to the bhs pension scheme. you may remember back in february, sir philip green finally stumped up £363 million to settle his case with the regulator. remember, he sold bhs to mr chappell. the enforcement action against mr chappell is still continuing and although he has previously maintained that this big black hole in the pension scheme wasn't his fault. so if he is convicted on these specific, quite technical charges, he will face an unlimited fine. so the tale of bhs, i think, has yet to run its full course. rescue workers on the italian island of ischia say they've pulled three children, including a seven—month—old baby, out of rubble alive after their home collapsed, following an ear

he plowed into several parked cars, at six and oxford street, his name not been released, but we do knowand four year veteran of the force. >> break through in the medical world this morning, for the the first time scientists edited jeans and human embryos to repair come on, serious disease causing mutation. this marks a major milestone and also raises prospect that jean editing may one day protect babe frist hereditary conditions. this doesn't come without controversy. also an example of human genetic engineering and is renewing ethical concerns that some may try to design babies, with certain trait. study was published yesterday. now to new alarming report this morning, a new survey reveals more than quarter of adults do not always buckle up in the back seat. apparently, it is a percentage that's kind of shocking. 91% of adults say they wear their seatbelt in the front seat but only 72% of adults buckle up in the back. 72%. the survey by the insurance institute for highway safety, so another reminder whether you are in the front or the back seat, always important to buckle up. >> so, g

there are plans in place for places like oxford street, do we make it pedestrianised at certain timesffective response yesterday as we did on london bridge. thank you very much, lead, and we will go to the foreign office now, our correspondent there, more than 20 countries citizens caught up in the events in barcelona. any reports yet of any british people involved ? barcelona. any reports yet of any british people involved? the foreign office urgently seeking information, and working with the spanish local authorities to try to establish if any british nationals are involved, we have not been given any information, they have issued advice, four travelling to and from barcelona and cambrils, they say that if you are in those areas, take care, they also say that you should follow the advice of local authorities, and if you are safe, they are urging people to contact family and friends through social media rather than the helpline that has been issued by spanish authorities because they are having some problems with that and hopefully it will be up and running shortly. it is thought tha

own was behind the wheel on sixth street near oxford. >> he was in fact off duty status and operates his privat privately on the other hand owned vehicle and he struck four park cars in that area. >> reporter: then according to startled neighbors the driver stumbled out of this jeep and assured them everything is okay. he's a cop. >> he did summit to the breathalyzer and his blood alcohol content according to the breathalyzer was .198. >> reporter: not okay. >> he's over twice the legal limit. >> reporter: the captain says, the 40-year-old 22nd district officer has been on the philadelphia police force four years. >> he wasn't working, and this would have been have been his shift but i'm not sure that early in the morning where he was going or from. >> reporter: now the captain says that the officer is being placed on desk duty for now. but he says that could change as the investigation goes on. one thing he says is for sure he will not be behind the wheel of any city vehicle any time soon. iain? >> joyce, thanks. >>> happening now, a 21st birthday celebration in center city takes a

then police say he hit more vehicles on at least four other streets in oxford circle and lawndale. officers say they caught up with the 38-year-old driver at 71st and large streets. as you can imagine he is facing a long list of charges. >>> new this morning, a man is in critical after he was hit by an suv. this happened in north philadelphia. the impact here at broad and susquehanna shattered the front windshield. suv, you can see the damage there. police say the 38-year-old man was hit crossing broad street in the middle of the block 12:45 a.m. he was rushed to the hospital with the a head injury and had two broken legs. we're told the driver stopped and is cooperating with police. >>> boxes fans stayed up a little bit later than expected due to a delay in the fly mayweather, connor mcgregor fight. >> showtime said pay per view outages forced cable providers to reboot their systems and that held up the square off in the ring. when all was said and done, mayweather defeated mcgregor. he won the ceremonial glitzy money belt and $200 million. mcgregor won less money, but he is not co

police confirming one of their own was behind the wheel on sixth street near oxford. >> he was in actus and operates his privately owned vehicle and he struck about four parked cars in that area. >> reporter: according to startled neighbors, the driver stumbled out of this jeep and assured them everything is okay. he's a cop. >> did he submit to the breath lies certain his blood alcohol content was .198. >> reporter: not okay. >> .08 is the cut off so he's over twice the legal limit. >> reporter: the cap says, the 40-year-old, 22nd district officer, has been on the philadelphia police force four years. >> he wasn't working and this wouldn't have been his shift based on the squad he's in. i'm not sure that early in the morning where he was going to or from. >> reporter: given the apparent force the cars were hit the time of day likely made the difference why nobody was hurt. >> it could have been ten times worse. >> reporter: the captain says for now the officer has been placed on desk duty but that could change he says as the investigation goes on. one thing is for sure, he says, the

police confirming one of their own was behind the wheel on sixth street near oxford. >> he was in fact off duty status and operates his privately own vehicle and struck four parked cars in that area. >> reporter: then according to startled neighbors, the driver stumbled out of this jeep and assured them everything is okay. he's a cop. >> he did summit to the breathalyzer and his blood alcohol content according to the breathalyzer was .198. >> reporter: not okay. >> .08 is the cut off. he's over twice the legal limit. >> reporter: captain says the 40-year-old, 22nd district officer, has been on the philadelphia police force four years. >> he wasn't working and it wouldn't have been his shift based on the squad he's in. i'm not sure that early in the morning where he was going to or from. >> reporter: given the apparent force that the cars were hit, the time of day likely made the difference why nobody was hurt. >> it could have have been ten times worse. >> reporter: the captain says for now the officer has been placed on desk duty, but that could change he says as the investigation goe

car, 5:30 in the morning, police confirming one of their own was behind the wheel on sixth street near oxford. >> it was in fact off duty status, operating his privately owned vehicle, and he struck four parked cars in that area. >> reporter: then according to startled neighbors the driver stumbled out of the jeep and assured them everything's okay. he is a cop. >> he did smith to the breathalyzer, his blood alcohol tent, was .189. >> not okay. >> .8 is the cut off. >> doctor says the 40 year old, 22nd district officer, has been on the philadelphia police force four years. >> he wasn't working and it wouldn't have been his shift, but i'm not sure that early in the morning where he was going to or from. >> reporter: given the apparent force that the cars were hit, the time of day likely made the difference why nobody was hurt. >> it could have been ten times worse. >> reporter: captain says for now the officer has been placed on desk duty, but that could change, he says, as the investigation goes on. one thing is for sure, he says, the officer will not be driving any city vehicle any time soon

the 38-year-old driver hit another 17 cars on four other streets in oxford circle in lawndale. no reports of injuries, the suspect as you may imagine is facing a long list of charges. >>> a man was critically injured after being hit by an suv in north philadelphia. the impact at broad and susquehanna, shattered the front wind shield of the suv. the person struck, a 38-year-old man was hit crossing broad street in the middle of the block at 12:45 a.m. he was rushed to the hospital with a head injury and two broken legs, the driver is cooperating with police. >>> from our delaware newsroom firefighters face add battle trying to put out a house fire in new castle county. the home is located on the unit block of north trail and brandywine hundred. that home is severely damaged. you can see the flames shooting from the home. nobody was hurt, the cause is under investigation this morning. >> president donald trump's pardon of sheriff joe arpaio was met with backlash from both sides of the aisle. he pardoned the former arizona sheriff. acquitted of criminal contempt for ignoring a jud

at uc berkeley's west crescent lawn on oxford and center streets. police plan on closing the west crescent entrance to campus. counter demonstrators didn't seek a permit. there is evidence that groups who've provoked violence in the past are latching onto the event and encouraging their followers show up - so a heavy police presence is expected mayhem." >are against is violence what we against is founded upon. our community is to free speech are not opposed can to facilitate do everything we berkeley arreguin, expected if you must go to berkeley today -- plan to leave ba

street. everything good to go at fox ford valley road -- oxford valley road. work in delaware, northbound in the next half, as you head toward christian, speeds in the 30s, because three lanes are blocked. >>> two men broke into a woman's home in north philadelphia this morning and one of them shot her in the back as she tried to flee the scene. it happened on the 3000 block of north 23rd street at 1:30 a.m. the woman is in critical an. police have two persons of interest in custody. find out what another person inside the home did to get neighbor's attention and make it less bad coming up in a life report in the next half-hour. >>> a wild and violent shooting had philadelphia police chasing down the bad guys and the wounded in the germantown section. the suspect smashed his car into a garage as other victims found their way to einstein hospital. katherine scott has more. >> reporter: matt this is one thing after another overnight police are holding multiple scenes connected to the case. two people were shot taken to einstein medical center one in critical con

oxford circle and northeast philadelphia. the suspect plowed into vehicles on five different streets before police caught him. >>> several hundreding the finish line of the annual susan grntle komen walk. this year's walk raised a million dollars for breast cancer research. a great day for a walk. we've been doing very well. >> reporter: look at them, half of them are wearing long sleeves. mostly sunny, filtered sun, high, thin clouds above, 79 degrees for the high. 77 for monday, tuesday, it's cloudy and breezy, we're watching this coastal storm. there could a couple of showers for south jersey and delaware, look at the high, 73 degrees. moo my eye on tuesday, love that. >> world of x games next. "action news" continues tonight. we'll see you next weekend. for chris sowers, nydia han and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day. >>> the following is a presentation of espn on abc. >> that was an amazing run. >> oh, my brain! >> goodness, me. >> oh, are you serious? >>> i guess it's a chance to express what dirt bikes really mean to me. >> we have to plan a full-on video shoot with all our own jumps. >> t

after rotherham, rochdale, oxford, derby and quite a few other cases, and now newcastle, the pattern of streetrooming of young girls by gangs of mainly pakistani or other asian muslim origin is well—established. today, ken macdonald, a former director of public prosecutions, said it is "a disease of racism and sexism that will not abate until it is confronted". labour mp sarah champion said that "people are more afraid to be called a racist than they are afraid to be wrong about calling out child abuse", which has inhibited exposure of wrong—doing. she asked, "why are we not commissioning research to see what is going on and how we need to change what is going on, so that it never happens again?". they're good questions, so we are going to ask them for the first part of the programme this evening. first, rabiya limbada reports from oxford. some of the 18 men and one woman convicted of abusing girls in newcastle. the men convicted were mainly british—born, and came from bangladeshi, pakistani, indian, iraqi, iranian and turkish communities. a report in 2011 by the child exploitation and online

street at forest avenue that's an intersection you want to avoid. we have work in the southbound side of route 1, the super highway oxford valley road. northbound on i-95 in bucks county, one lane is blocked, that too, you guessed it, overnight construction. >>> this could be good for some people you know they call it whole paycheck for a reason they may be changing. we learned about the acquisition by amazon of whole foods. monday whole foods will offer lower prices on bananas and eggs and beef and other products. in the future, amazon prime members will receive special savings and instore benefits at whole foods. >>> stocks ticked lower after a wild ride. futures this morning are pointing to a higher open. matt. >> new on "action news," a connecticut man who sent the boy scouts organization his eagle scout badge in protest had the patch returned. he sent the badge he earned with a letter five years protesting the scouts policy banning gay people. a scout executive mailed the badge back to burns saying that he successfully used the letter and badge to push for change. he wanted burns to know his actions made a difference. >>> a law

oxford circle. 95 south is clear. we're watching the crash union avenue at bryn mawr avenue and one to avoid in upper dublin, walsh road 63. is closed each morning this week stay on markley street. bucks county, c directionsm. usually the breaking this gun when itchildren's h philth >> reporter: matt, the 11-y conscious and expected to survive and remains in critical conditn. the t scene ifthat was boyimself in the fa circumstances surrounding this remain under investion. the family rushed immediatelyloor front bedroom where it happened that's where they found thes f is the bedroom of the mother and fhers andisthe the otherbrothers on where theside the nd home. o know ifes will be filed in the case.nnel 6 "action news." are accused of attacking a jocker in fairmont park.4-year-old victim wasnning alo at 6:30 p.m. a group of men approached her and began to had a are as her and out of nowhere her. came up from behind and another came and started hitting me. >> police arrested two of the attackers at the scene. two others in the group fled. the victim said she was carrying her keys and cell phone and nothing was stolen. police believe attack was random. >>> policetr her phone when

street subway. and left over work crew on the boulevard northbound between the oxford circle and cottman avenue. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> thanks for the heads up, bob. time 5:03. man accuse of shooting a teen in a extreme fit of road wage expected back in court for formal a rain: twenty-eight year old david desper shot and killed bianca roberson on june e route one bypass, she was tempting to merge in the lane when the shooting happened. delaware county man has been charged with murder, roberson, she was due to start college this fall. >> 5:04, it is clicking over to right now. a bombshell in camden county, new jersey, david creato admits he did kill his on three year old son. dawn timoney on the stunning reversal right before the beginning of his new trial. >> it is a really, really sad conclusion to a really, really sad thing. >> lots of heavy hearts in haddon township today after news began to spread 23 year old dj creato pleaded guilt think morning to killing his little boy, brendan, almost two years ago. creato was scheduled to be retried on first degree murder charges in a matte

vine street expressway opened, that is great for those heading out to the vine, thumbs up there and we have construction there, north bound between oxfordircle and cottman avenue those outer lanes are closed, jim and rahel back to you. >>> birthday party to day at philadelphia zoo. >>> we will show you who is turning one when "eyewitness news", >>> money watch's roxana saberi joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning roxana. investors are looking to wyoming, for important news for people who like to shop for groceries on line, what is latest there. >> reporter: good morning, investors are waiting to hear from fed chair janet yellin she and other central bankers are expect to speak in wyoming give their take on the global economy. yesterday stocks here on wall street gave up gains from the day before, dow jones fell 87 points and nasdaq finished 19 points down. amazon is coming much closer to buying whole food, whole food shareholders and federal trade commission approved a nearly $14 billion deal yesterday, two co now need to finalize a deal set to big changes to help people shop for groceries on line, jim and rahel.

street festival. we're back after this >> so gla, 9:20 a.m., a northwestern university professor and oxford employee turnedmselves in following the murder of a 26-year-old man in chicago. the victim was found stabbed to death in around apartment on july 7. the 42-year-old gave himself up in oakland, california. 56-year-old andrew warren surrendered at the same time to the san francisco police department. the surrenders were negotiated earlier in the week. >>> officials near atlanta are trying to cancel an upcoming concert by r kelly amid recent abuse allegations. live nation has been asked to cancel the show at a county owned after theater. he formed relationships in young women interested in the music industry and mentally and physically abuses them. his attorney denied the allegations. >>> a common misperception that buckling up is optional while in the back seat of a car. four out of five say they don't bother to use seat belts during short trips or traveling by taxi or ride hailing service. experts say it's important that you buckle up no matter where you sit in the vehicle. >>> the eagles are getting

street. when i tell that you i wept as i saw people who had exchanged sheets for polos and oxfords, many of them were wearing the make america great baseball cap, holding baseball bats in one arm and torches in the other. it is unconscionable that this president would suggest that that was a deserved thing that happened this weekend. >> and as chilling as that is, the next day then was pretty violent. this was the time that i was retaliating to talk to you during the weekend show. i want to play you what donald trump had to say about the people who were there protesting the removal of the statue on saturday. take a listen. >> you had a lot of people that were there to innocently protest, and legally protest. i don't know if you know. they had a permit. the other group didn't have a permit. >> and his event was about reducing the permitting. that's ironic. he said the people this your group, the counterprotesting group wrrgs violent toward alt right protesters and set upon them with clubs. and other implements. >> again, donald trump is lying. i am telling that you yes, they had a permit to the p

street journal as one of the top five best books ever written about world war i. pretty impressive. his most recent book, the path first world war created modern america, was just published by oxford university press in 2016. with a background in social history, military history, french history, and american history, he has published widely on the theme of war, and tonight, he will be broadening our topics well beyond 1865 as war, the age of peoples were, the civil war to world war i. dr. neiberg. [applause] thanks, pete, for that fantastic introduction. for theo thank pete invitation to be here. i also want to thank ian, wherever he is, for his role in getting the here. we're both from pittsburgh, and a yearto thank him for ago having the foresight to make sure that this talk was planned on a night when the stanley cup was not being played. wherever you are, exceptionally well done, my friend. i will just pick up on one of the things that pete said -- i am not a civil war historian, so anything i do wrong, anything i do that is terrible, my colleague chris keller, who is the army war college's real civil war expert -- chris is going to wave his hands at me or threaten me in some