this is talking about south kensington and north kensington and how the concerns of the residents of the revving of very expensive supercars, is listened to by the council, and yet the desperate concerns of the north kensington residents were simply not. it is really appalling. you hear some of these complaints that came from south kensington, like neighbours building underground cinemas and swimming pools, ferraris dragracing in the streets, compared to the complaints around the g re nfell tower, to the complaints around the grenfell tower, the fact that the fire extinguishers were outdated, that there was no community fire alarm, and what grenfell tower has become is a symbol of inequality, this inequality we have seen in the la st this inequality we have seen in the last few years as government spending has been cut. it is really the poor who have felt it the hardest. here it is on the front page of the new york times. the danger with these things is often that they are front and centre of the news agenda for a few days or a few weeks, then attention moves on and the agenda moves

headline "fire reveals a double standard," the piece draws the contrast between the affluence of south kensington, home to some of britain's poorest, and where now a blackened shell of public housing stands. uber attempts to extend an olive branch to its drivers by allowing them to receive tips and charge when they have to wait for customers. this article in the guardian says the move is an attempt to take

we get a chance to look at it with this crowd of people from oregon to south carolina that want to participate. marylandm kensington -- kensington, maryland. why is the moon in front of the sun? guest: this is a great question. the moon orbits the earth. the earth orbits the sun. so we have this dance of balls in the space, a few will. when the moon is between the earth and the sun, just at the sunt place, it blocks the and at distance and position, you can see the sun because the moon is between you and the sun and that is a solar cuts and that is what's happening, today. host: do you know generally what schools are planning on doing? guest: some schools are actually having special science days to experience the eclipse. some schools are canceled to allow parents to experience the event. some in the path of totality have special experiments for the students will be using the eclipse is a special opportunity to learn new things. story aboutreat different reactions that we hope we can learn from. california.akland, [unintelligible] guest: i think your question was, is the eclipse related to other natural disaster ev

millions of people are hit by heavy flooding right across south asia, during the worst monsoon rains in decades. i live at kensingtone. on this day in 1997 diana, princess of wales was killed in a car crash in paris. today flowers have been laid at the gates of her former london home today flowers have been laid at the gates of herformer london home is just as they were 20 years ago. and buying success in the premier league, as the transfer window closes on more than a billion pounds‘ worth of deals. also in the sport on bbc news: will riyad mahrez be leaving leicester city? the premier league's 2016 player of the year has left algeria's international camp to formalise a move. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the european union's chief brexit negotiator says that the eu and britain have made no substantial breakthroughs, at the end of the third round of talks between the two sides. speaking at a joint news conference in the past hour, michel barnier said both parties remained far apart, and that there is little chance of starting negotiations on a possible future trade agreement. but the brexit sec

sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. >> ♪ >> a man was hurt while jumping from the second story of a burning home in philadelphia's kensingtonghters extinguished the blaze they found a body inside. one firefighter suffered a heat related injury but is in stable condition. >>> police opened fire on an armed suspect that they say shot at officers in north philadelphia. the suspect is in critical but stable condition. bullets also pierced the bedroom window of a home with a family inside. no one was hit. >> just in we have glass all over the center lane of the schuylkill eastbound approaching the exit for the zoo girard avenue. police are out here. they've got the brooms out but right now it's jammed solid coming eastbound from the boulevard through this point. karen. >> a little cool out there this morning. only 61 in pottstown and quakertown. 68 in center city. 66 in hammonton and 69 in cape may. it feels damp out there, kind of dreary with lots of clouds but a high of 80 today with some sun. >> great weather to get your coffee. >> great company. >> and sit here watching "gma." we'll be back for updates. you can have this gre

kensington home. but, there that i be more to the story as homicide detectives head to the scene. >> concerning in one southg this man tried to lure a young girl into his car. >> and a close call in a philadelphia neighborhood after a man reportedly fires at police. how a family was nearly caught in the crossfire. >>> today is tuesday, august 8th. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. let's get a check with traffic with katie and the roads with meisha. >> the c word, the c word, and the vine closed, too, katie, sore bye, that the vine is

kensington home. but, there that i be more to the story as homicide detectives head to the scene. >> concerning in one south jersey community over police saying this man tried to lure a young girl into his car. >> and a close call in a philadelphia neighborhood after a man reportedly fires at police. how a family was nearly caught in the crossfire. >>> today is tuesday, august 8th. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. let's get a check with traffic with katie and the roads with meisha. >> the c word, the c word, and the vine closed, too, katie, sore bye, that the vine is closed but the good thing no accidents, just ton of construction, we will get to all of that. >> at least the weather is cooperating for the guys and girls out in the hard hats, poor delaware, my goodness, delmarva peninsula got just slammed yesterday but now starting to pull away. as the morning progresses see the green disappear from the radar, skies start to clear out nicely, everywhere, so we all end one sunshine, this is the back edge of everything that we had to deal with yesterday. and it, again, is

south korea. they are in the crosshairs. >>> princess diana died 20 years ago today. crowds are gathered outside kensington palace to remember her. keir simmons will show us what they're doing coming up on "today." >>> the redskins take on the buccaneers tonight. kickoff at 7:30 right here on nbc4. that will be followed by 11:00. >>> one final check of the forecast. nothing to worry about today. an isolated rain chance this afternoon. 85 today. nice and warm. in the 60s and cloudy tomorrow. saturday, we're dealing with the rains from what's left of harvey. but sunday and monday look just fine. particularly monday. >>> chuck, thank you, sir. >> one last time, don't forget to send us your back to school pictures. >> we're happy to share ours with you. this young lady, ms. erika gonzalez. >>> hello. that's pre-k, kindergarten. >> look like a sunflower. >> there's aaron. we've been having fun with you this morning. chuck and sheena shared theirs as well. just a fun way to get us in the back to school groove. >> throwback thursday action going on. >> you can reach out to us on facebook, instagram, twitter. we'v

rather than just leaving it to kensington chelsea or westminster what's been starts some of the poorest people this isn't tower hamlets this isn't you know this isn't you know south sheffield is a mill and i should say labor councils arguably do the same as the library. unisa pool you missed municipal socialism is as guilty as municipal conservatism in this area the most revolutionary idea arguably you've come up with and i'm surprised that you know whether you thought you were going to get it through the private member's bill given the property is the bedrock of capitalism you wanted to treat private rent is the same way. young. people getting moved which is do yeah there is only about the private member's bill because it seems pretty fundamental what happens to it and what is it it's a it's a private member's bill it's had its first reading it's number thirteen in the list certain it will at some stage get a second reading but that might take a year or two so i'm trying to just tell me what i'm trying to push it forward the idea here is that what you do is if you got a mortgage tomorrow and a year later your credit rating would you're great rating would go up t

south asia during the worst monsoon rains in decades. also this hour: 20 years after diana's death, we report on the tributes at kensington palace.t's deadline day for premier league transfers. top clubs have already spent a record £1.2 billion this summer. on meet the author this week, my guest is marcel theroux, novel, the secret books — a story about storytelling, and why it matters. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the latest round of brexit talks ended in brussels today — with both sides suggesting the other was to blame for the lack of progress. a major sticking point is the so—called divorce bill — the amount britain will have to pay as it leaves the eu. the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier said "no decisive progress" had been made on key issues. but the brexit secretary david davis warned that only "flexibility and imagination" would lead to a deal. from brussels, our europe editor katya adler reports. trust building between the two sides. that's what the eu says this first phase of brexit negotiations is about. so, by today, the end of round three of the first talks, how much trust is there? it's clear that the

south at cottman still looking dry but we know this will change, rahel, back over to you >> meisha, thank you. this morning, philadelphia police are investigating the shooting of teenager in kensington, officers responded to the home of 13 year old boy just after 11:30 last night. the victim told police he was walking near the intersection every kensington and ontario when he heard shots and noticed he had been hit in his right foot. police say nearby surveillance cameras did not records the shooting. >>> police checked private surveillance cameras, in the neighborhood, and those cameras didn't show any type of activity, and we're not certain at this time that this 13 year old boy stills the truth >> did confirm the boy was shot. they brought him to st. christopher hospital. he will be okay. but right now, investigator ers still questioning the boy and searching the scene. >>> philadelphia sports fans really waking to up some heart breaking news this morning. darren daulton has lost his battle with brain cancer? daulton was a fan favorite and sue bush player, and his all-star appearances, the front page of today's daily news, pays tribute to daulton. the picture shows daulton with h

south jersey. >> illegal trash dumping the scorch of many philadelphia neighborhoods. >> but tonight fox 29 is providing at least temporary relief for one block of frustrated homeowners. bruce gordon spent this day in kensingtonat else. getting results and joins us in studio. bruce. >> reporter: chris and dawn, let me be very clear. not every neighborhood in philly does its part to keep things neat and clean. some folks, well, simply don't seem to care. but when you do spend the time and energy to make things presentable, somebody has got to meet you halfway. >>> one look at the homes along the 3,000 block of martha street tells you folks here care about their neighborhood but at this corner where martha meets commissioner, things get ugly fast. homeowner e-mailed me to come out and take look at the mess. this pile has been growing for days. but it's just the latest to be foul the block. joey's family lives right next door. >> people even throw out dead animals. put them in bags and just dump them off. it wreaks. i mean it's terrible. >> reporter: sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. just two blocks away we happened to notice a city waste crew they call it the complaint truck wading through used condo

south blocked here at girard avenue. so extra delays for gang leaving northeast philadelphia , coming out of the port richmond through kensington and downtown. slow go on i-95. signal issues on amtrak's northeast corridor in baltimore power issues in new york. it will squeeze us tighter in philadelphia on the northeast corridor throughout the day and then are storm delays in and out of the new york airports and that will have a come minute necessity effect here in philadelphia check with the airline before you head down to the airport, alex and thomas, back to you. >>> okay, it is united states coastguard birthday 227 old. >> young. >> national coastguard game and their new recruit richard is with them at their training facility. >> drop and give me 20, richard. >> one word is intense, company commander card here, thanks so much for having umy p. >> happy birthday. we are at recruit facility in cape may county, a, this was het you guys have 4,000 single yeary are p a trained to have service. >> i'm getting down, you have t, when they come here how long >> recruits are in training for eight weeks which is >> fifty-two days. >> t