he was killed on a london street near his army barracks in south london. two men have been charged with his murder. the scene today. ireland, women are to be allowed to seek abortions in cases considered to be life- threatening. a new law has been brought in. arlen is a deeply religious country and there are divisions. we have the story from dublin. the moment the bill finally passed with a clear majority and plenty of relief. it has taken decades for the irish government to bring this bill to parliament and dozens of hours of debate. at times, proceedings were rambling and of relief. early thursday, one lawmaker grabbed a female colleague and pulled her onto his lap. he apologized for being inappropriate and disrespectful. the video went viral and disgusted many in ireland because this is the most historic legislation in a generation. >> this the first government in 21 years willing to address the of the case related to a young girl's suicide who tried to get an abortion and became suicidal. the supreme court decided she was entitled to have an abortion i

unfair to bring them back as teenagers from the american suburbs come to bring them back to live in south london wouldn't be great. so we had to make a decision as a family about where we would be and that ultimately is why we decided to come back. >> you can always live with your american daughter. "cheers, america: how an englishman learned to love america" this is book tv on c-span2 in london. >> the first is by the winning author and investigative journalist entitled who stole american. it is a real eye opener. anyone that i think wants to understand america, how we got to where we are today, why the average american is struggling with the way they are. i think this is none of the most thoughtful and i opening reads at least for me in a long time. and frederick smith is someone that i have looked and read before. and i would highly recommend the book. and as a policymaker, obviously what can we learn through the policies in the last 30 to 40 years that they have contributed to this? it is highly relevant to me and it may be to many others as well. my second book that i've read is a rather sm

the queen mother would actually go and visit areas in south london and east london, which has been bombed show solidarity. we're talking about during the war. that had a profound effect on the nation's appreciation of this family. they had a galvanizing effect on the nation. and then also, there's the role of the queen. the queen has been unimpeachable in her character for the whole length of her period on the throne. of course, we celebrated last year 60 years her diamond jubilee. she has been faithful where many others have been faithless. she's held to the strictest form of responsibility and service to the nation. for those two reasons, the british feel more positively about the monarchy than they have. it's always been around 18% in terms of public polling. i don't see that changing in any way. >> martin, obviously you're absolutely right about all the history. the queen has been an exemplary ruler. william and kate in this generation and diana seem to have also continued that line. but there was years of some behavior that wasn't quite royal or dignified, various stories that might

he was going to watch cricket at the kennington oval in south london. he told his staff, don't call me unless it's an emergency. i'm ready to have a day off. so that great a bit of the situation. they first have to decide is this a big enough deal we will interrupt the governors of vacation to a decided yes, it was. there's a metaphor there. mervyn king was off at a cricket match of the day in the sense of the bank of england, those are days of the crisis, they felt like these banks bought all these bad security, that's their problem. they need to suffer the consequences of their bad decisions. let's sit back and let them deal with it themselves never bank of england in those days was more hands-off than the ecb or the federal reserve. same day, august 9, 2007, ben bernanke wakes up and is driven to his breakfast meeting at 7:30 a.m. with hank paulson, the treasury secretary. it's nice to their own police force. you can go through traffic like. ben bernanke is on his way to meeting with hank paulson. he gets an e-mail from a man named dave skidmore who

george's hospital in south london.g earlier about the crowds of people who are gathered. the national health service is something that everybody is engaged in. of course, in this country, we've had such a contentious fight over the affordable care act. and i was interested in looking at the facts about infant mortality in this country. the united states has one of the worst levels of infant mortality in the developed world. to a large extent, that's because women don't have sufficient maternity care cover. now, the affordable care act, when it comes into force next year, is actually going to contain enforcements so that women who are pregnant and who have children will be properly covered with maternity care. and that's a fantastic part of the affordable care act, notwithstanding the fact that speaker boehner and the caucus like to spend every week trying to repeal it. >> and it's the prenatal and nutrition and all the care that's part of that. it's a healthy reminder, no pun intended, that the national health service

money and food from their buddy from the tribune and they shared in the of it pretty well in the south of london. but february 80 and 64 labour transferred to a prison in north carolina. that was not too bad. with a couple of other prisoners favor living indoors but there was a yard outside they could play baseball so that is how they amuse themselves a lot of prisoners were political prisoners those who had died just were deserted or generally made it known they were not down with the confederate cause. most were from the mountain areas of north carolina and virginia and tennessee river filled with pro union people there was not a lot of slavery of their so with the family farms eking out the subsistence living in they were not that excited about risking their lives to fight for this confederacy established by the slave own name plantation people and had not cheated the mountain area well. said junius and albert met a lot of the dissidents from the prison and it was a pro union organization. so it hide something like 10,000 members in north carolina and tennessee and virginia in the mountain ar

i spent a year and a half doing pathology at two hospitals, one saint heliers hospital in south london and the other saint andrews hospital in east london after which i came to the u.s. and i did residency five years totally. two years doing clinical pathology at berk shield medical center, pittsfield, massachusetts. two years doing anatomic pathology at albany medical center in albany, new york. i am board certified in anatomic, clinical and forensic pathology. i then spent a year in tucson, arizona, where i did medical examiner work. sorry. i was medical examiner for a year. one year as medical examiner. after which i went to miami where i was an associate medical examiner for a total of 19 years. i then took a chief position in district 5 where i was there for three years. i went to the university of missouri in columbia where i was associate professor for two years and then came to jackson hole where i've been here for seven years. >> just briefly what are your duties as a medical examiner? >> in the state of florida we're required to investigate sudden, unexpect unexpected, unnatu

london for the royal baby-- a first child for the duke and duchess of cambridge. tim ewart of "independent television news" has the story. >> reporter: this is south wolfe road, london w-2. taxi drivers now have another name for it. >> madness street crazy street. >> i've been here nine days. i feel as if i'm having the baby. >> reporter: nine days some camera crews have been here for more than three weeks, trapped in a world of gossip, speculation and rumor. the latest rumor: kate would arrive here at the private lindo wing to have her baby today. this is the moment everyones' waiting for-- mother and child emerging as diana did with the baby william in 1982. among the assembled photographers then on the left here was arthur edwards. 31 years on, he's back. >> well i've had my eye spot marked up since the first of july. it's incredible. i mean no other baby in the world. i mean if michelle obama was expected a baby would we be outside? no, we wouldn't. >> reporter: we care of course, it's media frenzy but what about the general public? are you on tenterhooks? definitely not says the man from the monarchy group, republic. are you being a bit like sort of the grinch

london. >> cute. >> cutie. >> south florida beach, the scene of a public love fest.a big crowd gathering to watch as well. >> group of manatees put on quite a show for sun bathers on pompano beach. embroiled in a mating ritual, on the shat -- shallow waters of the coastline. typical manatee mating herd, free-for-all if you will. one female being pursued by several males. >> typical. unwilling female swims near the shore to ditch the males. as you see here, they're undeterred. >> interesting. >> yep. >> so one girl, three guys? >> well, you know what i am going to read this chat point that we have here. apparently, one female apparently up to 12 males. >> my gosh. manatees. >> they're manatees. >> manatees need to start making more girls. >> there you go. one way to look at it. >> come on girls, got to make girls. coming up the next fortune cookie message could be your key to a million bucks. >> after performing unusual stunts after stunt, former child star, amanda bynes finding herself in serious trouble again. you are watching "world news now."

it's in oakland, california been to their studios just south of jack london square, but they were righto intent on continuing to beat the competition on that story that when they were -- somebody leaked to them the names of the pilots on that plane, they wanted to be the first to report them, and they were what -- what a disaster. here is the anchor. >> we have new information now, also on the plane crash, ktvu just learned the names of the four pilots. cap -- captain something wong we too low, and [ inaudible ]. these are the names of the pilots on the flight 215 when it crashed. >> that's so sad. >> bill: i would just hope that if i were the anchor and i read something wong i would think something wong with this story. wouldn't you think before you next to the next one, we too low. >> how many sources do we have on this one? >> bill: yeah, exactly. they did call the national transportation safety board, ntsb, and a summer intern answers though phone and he doesn't want to admit they have information that they don't have, i guess, or he doesn't no anything. so he gives them the officia

i've been called a single doctor in spain which is a pejorative term for south american, pakistan in london where was based for a while, i know i'm called as panic which means iberian command other words, a spaniard. so i don't really know where i belong in july m. i guess it is probably a good enough reason to explore this important issue today. so let me tell you a little bit about what i do in this book. what i do is i take on all the different methods that i have seen over the years that are really driving this discussion and debate, including the current discussion in the senate and soon in the house as well about immigration reform. i will cover all that, but i will share with you of you and give me my perspective on them. and then i hope that this will help at least clarify some of the misinformation that is out there. it's really quite striking. one first met, and all of what i am going to say have heard many people say, people of all sorts of backgrounds and all sorts of places. that did not make any of this up. one final argument basically says we are getting no wrong kinds of imm

we have a team of reporters around the country also in south korea as well, and our richard quest is in london and several aviation experts to help guide us through this story until we figure out exactly what happened to those passengers, if those passengers are okay. and if there's any early information we can find out about what might have caused this crash. we do know in the moments since this happened, planes were stopped on the runway here. they were diverted in the air. and just in the last few minutes we have been told confirmed the faa has confirmed that all flights in and out of san francisco international airport canceled. some of them being diverted to other airports. one large airport in the area or close would be l.a.x. in los angeles, and that's where some of the flights are going now. if you need information we are told that you can check with particular carriers. 5:30 -- 5:30 eastern time, i'm just getting information from my producer in my ear now, 5:30 eastern time the national transportation safety board, ntsb, holding a press conference and we will carry that for you live.

london. >> reporter: kalinga teams have paticipated in tournaments in australia and england, sponsored by professional rugby organizations. almost as heady as winning the tournament over a south african side was a chance to travel abroad, to tour london, says senior haji majhi. >> we trained in calcutta for the tournament. prior to leaving, we were given english lessons, shown how to use the toilets. they taught us table manners. >> reporter: his teammate, rajkishore murmu, says their success on the pitch reinforced a message the school tries to convey. >> we've learned in this school to never think of ourselves as inferior to anybody else, and i think others respect us, too. >> rugby has taught me a lot of things, most importantly discipline, which is critical when you're learning the intricacies of the game. for example, i know now if i suddenly encounter a tiger, i'll know how to dodge it. >> reporter: for parents having children in school means fewer hands to help out with the daily struggle for survival. but hadi's father, mongola dhangda majhi, says he's happy to have secured his son's future. >> he's already got more than i got in my entire lifetime. there's no going b

london. >> cute. >> cutie. >> south florida beach, the scene of a public love fest.. >> group of manatees put on quite a show for sun bathers on pompano beach. embroiled in a mating ritual, on the shallow waters of the coastline. this was a typical manatee mating herd, free-for-all if you will. one female being pursued by several males. >> typical. all right. unwilling female swims near the shore to ditch the males. as you see here, they're undeterred. >> interesting. >> yep. >> so one girl, three guys? >> well, you know what i am going to read this chat point that we have here. apparently, one female apparently up to 12 males. >> my gosh. manatees. >> they're manatees. >> manatees need to start making more girls. >> there you go. one way to look at it. >> come on girls, got to make girls. coming up the next fortune cookie message could be your key to a million bucks. >> after performing unusual stunts after stunt, former child star, amanda bynes finding herself in serious trouble again. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brough

south carolina. richard quest is still with us. another aviation expert joining us from london. mary schiavo, these numbers are very disturbing. what do you make, first of all, of this discrepancy, this person, francis zamora from the department of emergency management, saying four unaccounted for. the fire chief saying upwards of 60 unaccounted for. that's a huge difference. >> well, it is a huge difference and it's very disturbing because presumably the airlines, at least u.s. carriers, are obligated to keep track and keep very careful records and account for the passengers. they may not have exactly the same procedures with a korean carrier. and the problem can be as if -- and i hope this isn't true, because i did work the pearson crash that richard mentioned earlier, and there the plane looked worse than this one and eventually all were accounted for and all lived. what also could be a problem is if people aren't accounted for, and we hope and pray this isn't the case, but if they are still on the plane, they will be waiting for the ntsb to arrive. they will not be disturbin

south on the belt. >> pat and norman bate traveled about 300 miles on the narrow boat from liverpool to london. they parked the boat a few minutes away from st. mary's hospital where duchess kate is supposed to give birth. >>> that's not on elizabeth's travel plans, she's no tonight for roberta gonzales. >> i'm not sure norman was too excited about what. what did i get myself into? let's talk about the weather and it's been foggy along the coast all day. still across the golden gate bridge. big difference in temperatures really depending on where you were along the coast we only saw 60s. in the inland spots folks out there were shot. so here's the weather headlines, patchy fog continues overnight tonight and we could see some drizzle especially early tomorrow among along the -- morning along the coast. sunday we will feel cooler temperatures especially in the inland spots. felt pretty toasty today. then seasonable weather and dry continuing into next week. so here's kind a cool shot of coit tower. look at that. you can see some of the fog have a creepy shot right now over san francisco. so chec

guest today is her royal highness saudi prince says best mob in south activist a writer and a businesswoman and she joins us live from london your world and it's great to have you on our show today thank you so it's nice to be on your show and on the russian t.v. for the first time so was that from the latest news we're witnessing a coup in egypt where military have taken power but how will the population and that's millions are celebrating is this really a military coup or the victory of the people. now i think it's actually both. the victory of the people is the victory of the army itself because. maybe it's very foreign to other people to know that the army and egypt has for so long protected the people and it has been so you know sworn on protecting the people rather than the government so it's not actually something unusual for the army. to buy by the people. and since most he has. and power by a democratic election. the army has fold very hard to be independent and mr mercy has fought very hard to have the army under his power so i think it's just a very normal reaction from from the army to to be where he is and. def

. >>> a south african chef is told he's too obese to live in new zeala zealand. >>> london firefightershe book fifty shades of grey could behind the calls. >>> just getting new information about that train crash this spain. we've learned the driver on the train was on the phone with railway staff when it left the rails. 79 people were killed in that accident and scores more were injured. many of them seriously. the train was going around 100 miles per hour when it left the tracks. that's much faster than the speed limit for that section of the rail. we'll keep an eye on anymore developments. >>> to some he's a hero and to others he's a traitor. we'll learn the verdict in the court-martial of bradley manning. prosecutors say manning gave 750,000 pages of documents to the website, wikileakss. >> the most serious charge against manning is aidsing the enemy. if convicted on that count he could be sentenced to life in prison. we'll have live coverage of that verdict in the next hour. keep it right here on cnn. >>> we're waiting to find out berl berl berlusconi's fate. he's appealing his tax

south african president. mandela's wife said he continues to respond to treatment. he turns 95 on thursday. >>> and to londone the royal baby watch is in full force, but dad was some place else. prince william playing polo along with his brother, prince harry. they have a royal chopper the moment prince william gets the call. >>> reporter: this modern couple will be following so many traditions passed down through generations of royals. including the announcement when baby cambridge has been delivered. as soon as kate has given birth, the palace will issue a formal statement. a royal aide carrying the medical document will rush down these steps, escorted by police and driven to buckingham palace. just as they did when william was born, with an air of historical theatre, a liveried footman accompanied by the queen's secretary will place the details written on buckingham palace note paper announcing the gender around time of birth. that's when the world finds out. the notice might also have other details, when william was born, they described him as having blue eyes and crying lustily. wee william was unveiled

london. we also have a reporter in seoul, south korea, where this flight originated. we have aviation expert jim tillmon who is joining us as well, a reporter in washington who is reporting on the ntsb and the faa portion of this. the official portion and what they're doing. a reporter at san francisco international airport who's actually inside the terminal now. eunice byrd is on the phone now. her father was -- is on the phone. her father was on that asiana plane and took these photographs. eunice, first off, how is your father? these pictures are unbelievable. how is your father doing? >> hi, don. my father's doing fine, thank god. he's doing all right. we've been actually texting for the last hour and a half, two hours, and from where i'm sitting right now i can actually see the wreckage right in front of me, and the line of fire trucks and medics is -- the width of it is the size of a football stadium. and it just makes the plane look so small, and i actually am right next to the hospital where ambulances have been going back and forth as well to and from the wre

london. and some of today's world news stories now and asiana airlines boeing seven seven seven flying from south korea has crashed while landing at san francisco airport two female chinese teenagers are confirmed dead and scores are injured but incredibly more than three hundred people escaped when they were jet slammed into the wrong way and burst into flames airline's ruled out mechanical failure witnesses say the plane appeared to come in too low as it struck a sea wall near the runway shearing off the tail. of. a train carrying crude oil has derailed in callback in canada exploding into a fireball and leaving at least one person dead dozens of nearby buildings were leveled and around a thousand people were forced to flee their homes some are still missing reports also say a large amounts of toxic chemicals spilled into a river close to the scene. britain has finally managed to deport radical islamist cleric abu qatada is now in his native country of jordan to face terrorism charges but costly legal battle to remove catawba from the u.k. took over ten years and he is known as a key figure and

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london. thank you. >> and the royal fan fair did not end in the uk. this south francisco baby was born within four minutes of the royal baby. there he is. in the british consulate was overwhelmed with an out pouring of royal congratulations. >> i'm very happy for them. >> it's wonderful. testament to the strength of the relationship. the wonderful out pouring of support. >> please give gifts to a children's hospital or hostile spis. >> switch gears and attend a business quite literally in the bay area. san francisco company beat quarterly estimates. >> still disappointed wall street. here is financial reporter jason brooks. >> good morning. expectations are simply through the roof for netflix. stock has tripled in valley. has a number of hits including house of cards and the reboot of arrested development. profit of 29 million topped estimates of more than $1 billion up 20%. investors are expecting more. it added 630,000 new streaming subscribers to the u.s. and hopes for more than that. netflix shares are falling by 1% right now. apple reports earnings after cl

london. thousands protest in moscow after a key critic of vladimir putin is sent to prison. root of humanadly trafficking, we have a special report from inside of yemen. south africa celebrates nelson mandela's 95th birthday by taking out his message service. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. thousands of russians have taken to the streets of moscow to protest against the jailing of a leading opposition activist. he was found guilty of embezzlement and sentenced to five years in prison. he denies any wrongdoing. even mikael gorbachev has joined the u.s. and european countries in criticizing the verdict. >> impromptu protest outside of the kremlin and an air of her belly and as people face down hundreds of trial police -- face down hundreds of riot police. the man who had given them hope is tonight sitting in prison. tonight, this side of the kremlin is ringed by riot police. these are the people that are protecting it. moscow's middle classes are enraged by the jailing of "bbc world news america" -- by the jailing of alexei navalny. once he became a significant opposition leader last year him and he suddenly found

london this evening cnn's richard quest. in washington, cnn's rene marsh. in seoul, south korea diana magne. here in new york with me is dr. todd curtis an aviation expert. also robert francis, an ntsb investigator and the former vice chair of the ntsb. mr. curtis, to you first. i spoke to mr. francis about the people fanned out on the air field looking for he said parts of the airplane and other things as well. standard operating procedure. >> that is. there is no telling what piece may be critical for the investigation and you want to go out and collect as much as you can before weather, winds, water, what have you makes those pieces hard to find. >> mr. francis, we just heard from san francisco that two runways have been reopened now. does that seem pretty par to you that something of this magnitude, many people would be surprised that the airport would be back up and running even if it's just two runways at this point? >> i think that's normal. they've got delays, major delays already. the runways are separated enough so that they'll be able to use the runways that are, that remain to them. probably the capacity of the

london, back to you. >>> natalie, thanks so much. if you're watching us from san francisco, it's still gray skies there. for those of you in the southbay, the sun is peeking out. rob mayeda is joining us in for christina. >> yeah, the fog is hanging on in san francisco. 55 degrees and sunny in livermore. 63 in san jose. temperatures have cooled off thanks to a very strong sea breeze. concord to fairfield, a strong wind out of the west to livermore. 24 hour temperature change. livermore's high yesterday was about 88 degrees. so at this rate upper 70s out there towards tri valley. things have cooled off quite a bit. all of that wind is good news for air quality. in terms of ground air lows, no problem. nice and comfortable. air quality not an issue. at least through tomorrow, the second half of the week things will change up as 90s come on back. right now san francisco down to the coast, you're still socked in by the coast. sunny in san jose. we will see the low clouds spill back in as we head into the evening commute. you can see them here sweeping back across the bay and what's interesting tonight, that marine layer thickçó enough t

south in sight. they are deploying all vessels and will implement a special schedule. they are asking for patience and understanding. they say to expect delays. departures happen every 45 minutes at jack london square going at 6:00 a.m. until 8:45 tonight into san francisco. in san francisco the same kind schedule every 45 minutes going at 6:00 this morning, again. no buying of tickets on the boats in oakland. you need to buy tickets before you get on the boat in san francisco and they will take cash on the boats. they expect heavy service. we expect big lines. we have not seen anyone yet. >> wayne, thanks. all quiet now but it is only 4:17. the picture is going to be different in a couple of hours. leyla gulen has a look at what is going on. leyla gulen? >> we have clear conditions. the map shows green mostly. that is good news. it is top speeds. if you traveling look along the peninsula into san francisco or coming down through the north bay and san rafael to the golden gate bridge everything is looking clear. in the east bay, certainly, that is our biggest concern. we have a couple of construction projects but not too much. what i could find is southbound 101 fulton road will be shut down

president says temporary travel documents provided by the london embassy that allowed him to travel hong kong to russia were a mistake, and the south american nation can't consider that request now. india's foreign ministry confirms his application was received and effectively denied. >> we have carefully examined the request, following that careful examination we have concluded we see no reason to accede to that request. >> reporter: he met with his russian counter part, john kerry played down lack of movement on the snowden case, saying it is a law enforcement matter, not a diplomatic one. >> it wasn't discussed in a way that he would be able to take any action on it, though i hope he will communicate the views i expressed. >> reporter: in moscow for a summit of energy exporters, venezuela president said he should be celebrated revealing the american government spying tactics. >>translator: we believe this young man has done something very important for humanity. he did humanity a favor, told great truth to deconstruct a world impaired by the elite. >> reporter: the state department dismissed russian media reports that venezuela'

south. a wet and cooler air, that is also bringing some heavy showers across portions of the british isle, it will be rather persistent. but it's much cooler towards the west. london with only a high of 20 on tuesday. paris at 24, out ahead of the front, the temperatures up into the high 20s, even towards the 30s, even farther east. good news like i said, these cooler temperatures will start to warm back up. as we go into latter part of the work week. that's a look at the world weather, here's the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour, i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. until next time. .. ♪ >>> in this episode of "tomorrow" a french journalist gathers information on post-disaster japan. david zavaglia appears on many scientific tv programs in france. with a doctorate in molecular biology. immediately after the 3/11 earthquake, he began visiting japan documenting to convey information to the french public.

south. >> and as pat an norman bate, they decided to travel about 300 miles on their narrow boat from liverpool to londonthe boat a few minutes away from saint mary's hospital where duchess cate is giving birth, but some think she may be doing it in her hometown. >>> the entering continues. that's for us this morning. >> have a good one. ,, ,,,,,,,, >> the following is a paid presentation forthe wen healthy hair care system, the secret to soft, lustrous, beautiful, shining hair, by celebrity hair stylist chaz dean, brought to you by guthy-renker. what does it take to get your hair this shiny, bouncy, strong, and beautiful? the wen healthy hair care system by chaz dean. >> people ask me all the time: does wen cleansing conditioner really work? i started using wen two years ago. so...you tell me. does wen really work? ♪ >> i've seen a lot of changes since i first started using wen. my hair's so much healthier now, it's so much smoother, it's so much silkier, and it all starts with wen.

azzi london and on to some international news in brief now in lebanon a powerful explosion has hit a stronghold of the political and militant group has ball in south beirut injuring at least thirty seven people several people were killed according to unconfirmed reports officials say the attack was an effort by extremists to provoke secure in violence syrian rebel groups earlier threatened to launch attacks on lebanon in revenge for house was support of president. elite pakistani government report has accused the country's military of incompetence in its attempts to capture osama bin laden it also strongly criticizes the national intelligence service for a failing to track down bin laden over a period of almost a decade however it can damage the assassination of a terrorist leader by the united states two years ago as a criminal act of murder on foreign soil. a journalist has been shot dead by identify gunmen in the south russian republic of dagestan ahead libya had to be of who was the deputy editor of a local newspaper was reportedly had out of by militants for his reporting artist scott has details. was shot dead fifty meters from his home in r

london. the birth of a royal baby. and now we're hoping for our >> we have not talked about south bay problems in a while but this is ap on interstate 280. there is a multi delco accident that has been out here for about an hour. this is just before they 85 interchange. this has a ripple of sect and the worst is here on the guadalupe parkway which is backed up all the way to highway 85. as commuters hit this ramp they will see--this is why it is especially heavy here. the same thing is happening at the 280 interchange. the same effect is that the 880 or highway 17 interchange. all of this a again, is jammed up the ride. there's still no indication from chp when they will cancel the signallers and get more lanes open. >> we're starting off today with cloudy conditions. storm tracker 4 is showing some of the sprinkles. we're just saying cloudy conditions. we will see more clarity throughout the afternoon. and again, there's some sprinkles the possible and maybe a stray shower. otherwise, it will be muggy. it will be a little bit cooler but human for the afternoon. we will talk about how the rest of your weekend will go.

london. what is the royal family trying to tell us perhaps about when the baby might arrive? "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. from nova scotia west to michigan, from new york south to virginia, cities and towns and people are under strain because of the hottest temperatures of the summer in what is now the longest duration heat wave in a decade in at least some places. the system causing it continues to sit there, while millions bake beneath it. for a lot of the east coast cities, like philadelphia, this week, right now, is traditionally the hottest week of the year every year. and this year has decided not to disappoint. we have it all covered tonight from the widespread heat to the forecast ahead to the latest and largest heat-fed wildfire out west near palm springs. we begin tonight, however, with nbc's tom costello on pennsylvania avenue in d.c. tom, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. we got up to 102 degrees with the heat index in d.c. today. hottest day of the year in chicago. a lot of cities may break records. boston could break one back to 1997. amtrak today northeast corridor delayed up to two hours because of the heat. that is going to inconvenience

london. but as a breaking news story this hour of seventy people have been injured after a passenger train derailed in the south of russia the transport investigators say eleven carriages veered off the tracks some of them overturned sixteen passengers have been rushed to hospital including five children haven't been any fatalities reported so far at least that accident on the road five pm moscow time in the region officials have ruled out terrorism as a possible cause they say it was probably because of a technical failure the driver had to apply the emergency brakes apparently after he saw the trucks were wart will bring in more about as the information comes in throughout the night i'll be here for a good few hours yet now after the break to investigate claims of government and corporate corruption behind one of the worst oil spills in history so next program soon. south carolina is playing around with the idea of using sheen plates which are license plates that can display special messages the department of motor vehicles would have complete access to all these plates and be able to display text on them lik

south san francisco. if you taking a ferry, if you can have someone drop you off or carpool that is advised. there is limited parking here at jack londonthey are not selling tickets on the ferry so you need a clipper card or buy your ticket here at jack london square. >> now the overall traffic picture from leyla gulen. >> traffic is a mess. we have a new accident along the northbound side of 880 we have plenty of slowing in the southbound direction and that is causing pressure on 238 out of castro valley. so busy conditions out here but though more evident than on 580 are we have had several accidents between tracy and castro valley and we are look at one hour and 22 minutes headed westbound and if you are traveling along highway 4 out of antioch by walnut creek it is 74-minute commute and 80 is filling up fast, 40 minutes from highway 4 to the maze. it is not so busy in san jose northbound 280 away from 17 a few extra cars and everything is moving along at tiptop shape. >> good morning, mike. from the east bay hills this morning, it looks delightful. the mid-and-upper moisture is moving away and falling apart so it has made it humid

america and south america which is all the countries are traveling to in the last year if you go local bitcoin stock com you can find different traders all of the different cities like in london alone as over sixty different traders and you just meet up with them in real life you give them some cash or you give them because and then they give you in return. but depending on what you're trading all right thanks to short break now ok i got you thanks a lot but we're going to call that way back it's time for a short break now and coming up next we're going to safety and what if the bigger fish comes state changed. i've seen the perception of the cross many times it doesn't matter if there's snow a heat wave or hail storms people keep on going i didn't expect anything just one i told myself i keep on going as long as my heart told me to that's all i wanted at the moment. and so. i'm carrying these sayings on my shoulder. do you want me to put a bandage here you know that's fine a lot of people were so exhausted they could barely walk their feet hurt and some of them stated we will bring you back to eat three two wanted to keep going i don't know what tomorrow will bring. the judg

america and south america which is all the country are travelling to in the last year if you go local bitcoin stock com you can find different traders for all of the different cities like in london alone as over sixty different traders and you just meet up with them in real life you give them some cash or you give them because and then they give you in return. but depending on what you're trading all right thanks chad myers a short break now ok i got you thanks a lot but we're going to call the way back it's time for a short break now and coming up next we're going to safety and what if the bigger fish comes statement. this will also notable dates and you try to transmission makes for a smoother ride bush and scientists conjure up could see it's crystal the e.u. sets its laser sight subject on one of the tech giants. you've. seen the perception of the course many times it doesn't matter if there's snow a heat wave or hail storms people keep going i didn't expect anything just one i told myself i keep on going as long as my heart told me to that's all i wanted at the moment. and so you see i'm carrying these sayings on. do you want me to put a man in chair no that's fine a lot of

london square with an update on the ferry service. >> we have a long line of people try to get aboard. we have two lines one for you to go to southe for you go towards san francisco. the third line is for you if you need help buy tickets. he will talk to was not about how things are going and how they took a triple passengers damage due on a dadaily basis. >> we cared about 18,000 riders just a they opposed to 6000. it was a challenge for us. it was ok. the passengers were very appreciative and ever patient. >> are things go as move today? are you experiencing any delays? >> yes, we are on time and as you can see we do have traffic in the interior. when these vessels, and we do have to wait before we can apart. but overall, things are working ok. >> there are a lot of people who do not take the ferry. they do not want to deal with the traffic. can you give them some advice. >> if they can have a ticket with them before they board it would be great. we do have tickets sales here. some of our roads, we do accept clipper cards. please remember, that parking is limited so if you can be dropped off or if you can car pool other driving

south bay we have slowing there as well. >>> this morning the royal baby is on the way. a live look at st. mary's hospital in london.rince william and duchess katherine arrived early this morning without a police escort, slipping inside a side door avoiding all the media lined up outside. when that child is born, a bulletin will be posted on an easel in front of the courtyard of buckingham palace. the monarchy will also make the announcement on its official twitter and facebook accounts. >>> here are today's other top stories. san francisco police are looking for two suspects in a violent robbery overnight. police say three people broke into a home in the bayview district. there was a confrontation and the victim and one of the suspects were taken to the hospital. the other two got away. >>> the wife of a limo driver is speaking out, sharing her version of what happened in the moments before a deadly fire on the san mateo bridge. bob redell will have an in depth report coming up at 6:30. >>> hundreds of ap test results at mills high school in millbrae are being tossed out because of security concerns. the educationa

it's been in years, and when it gets this warm, this is what happens to london's parks and squares, looks like something out of the southying the sunshine over here? >> yes. we love it. >> reporter: let's ask this gentleman over here, is it too hot? >> yes. we're not used to this. >> reporter: thank you. this kind of warm weather is happening all over western europe. back to you, kate. >> all right, thanks so much. as we always say yes it's summer, it's going to be hot but this is really hot. >> too hot. >> too hot but a good time to go fishing. >> always. >> let's show today's must see moment, part rod, part reel and part wrestling. nantucket fisherman spent nearly an hour trying to reel in a 200 pound park. looked like the big one might get away, so he drags the shark to shore with his bare hands. he posted for pictures and let it go. apparently he's caught 100 sharks, most in florida but this is the second time he's caught one in nantucket where he just moved but always lets them go. >> that's the moral of the story. >> catch and release because you're not going to eat it. lot of the sharks you can't. >> you know wha

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america and south america which is the country are traveling to in the last year if you go local bitcoins start com you can find different traders for all of the different cities like in london alone is over sixty different traders and you just meet up with them in real life you give them some cash or you give them because and then they give you in return. depending on what you're trading all right thanks to short break now ok i got you thanks a lot but we're going to call the way back it's time for a short break now and coming up next we're going to safety and what if the bigger fish comes statement. peace process what peace process the palestinians have suffered over four decades of illegal israeli occupation and over twenty years of the so-called american sponsored to go she should have gotten the impression see a little why are obama admitting you're going to box interested in history doesn't it anything to do with peace or are there other agendas in play. well not talking about language at all but i will only react to situations i have read the reports for. the know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point. to the security of a car is on

london. thousands protest in moscow after a key critic of vladimir putin is sent to prison. root of humanadly trafficking, we have a special report from inside of yemen. southbrates nelson mandela's 95th birthday by taking out his message service.