resurfaced when discussion at lords questions turned, once again, to the long—running dispute affecting southern railef, have been in dispute with southern's parent company, govia thameslink, for more than a year over the role of guards on trains. would he like to consider whether it is really sensible to have the ownership and management of the track and the trains in separate hands? it didn't work that way in the great days of the lner and the gwr and southern rail before the second world war. they'd better put them back together again and then we might have some sensible management. could the ministerjust remind us, in the course of this, when and by whom the decision was taken to separate the track from the trains and privatise them both separately? it was taken, as my noble friend reminds me, by the john major government. but i see no evidence that the labour party policy of renationalising the railways, handing even more power to their friends in aslef and the rmt, will bring any improvement for passengers whatsoever. it will enable them to hold the whole of the country to ransom rather than ju

fresh disruption for travellers on southern rail services has been temporarily halted.he network has been suspended for two weeks by the aslef union. it's to allow time for talks about the long—running dispute over who should operate the train doors. 70% of people retiring this year in the capital are doing so earlier than expected — that's according to a survey by finance company prudential. people retiring in 2017 may have benefited from generous final salary schemes — which some experts say will only be available to a handful of people in future generations. the sundance film festival opens in london today. despite several events and red carpet premieres being cancelled over security fears, following the recent attack in manchester. salma hayek stars in the movie beatriz at dinner, which opens the festival. speaking alongside director miguel arteta, she explained why she wasn't put off from attending the screening here in the capital. first of all, i live here, so i didn't have to take a long flight. second of all, i am super excited for the uk to see this film. i th

drivers with the aslef union working on the southern rail network, have resumed their overtime ban.l action on the southern network, in protest against the introduction of driver—only trains. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tube this morning across the whole network. 0n the roads, there are long delays on the m25 clockwise at j5 for sevenoaks, following a collision, queues are back to jii. there are london bound delays on the a2 heading out of eltham into kidbrooke due to works. in north acton, park royal road is closed at the junction of coronation road and acton lane due police incident to the south of middlesex hospital. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. if you were hoping for sunshine today then you're going to be rather disappointed. very similar to how it was yesterday so rather great day all in all with always the chance of all in all with always the chance of a bit of drizzle forming from the thickness of the clouds. we're starting on around 12 degrees, the air is still rather humid, as it was yesterday, so

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reporter: five questions in what year did kernel william bowie paint a charter to construct a rail 39 southernyland? the mayor is correct. the answer is he is correct >> tell me about your place here in bowie. you've had a lot of success here >> bowie is one of our premier restaurants, bowie is fantastic. we have a lot of customer, a lot of repeat customer. . >> reporter: you're sure you want me to do this? there you go, my first and ever experience face painting. michelle, you are? >> a brave, brave soul >> sweep it the base, side to side. >> wow. yes. >> these are my obsessions. >> i love it. i love it. >> my obsessions. i like that. >> how do you like me now? >> it's not my obsession. >> come on. let's go. >> you all go ahead. back to you >> they're have a good time on the morning show. wow. you can join the fun next week when our zip trip takes us to the georgetown waterfront. we'll be at the washington harbor next friday 6:00 until 11:00. tucker barnes, marathon umeh, tucker barnes and marina marraco all be out there. >> they may stop at the bars. >> it is nice to be outside though. >> it

southern rail passengers have been experiencing absolutely u na cce pta ble have been experiencing absolutelyime ministerfor coming to my constituency of wrexham during the general election? and for making a widely welcomed u—turn on the dementia tax. can i invite the prime minister back to wrexham to make another announcement reversing her appalling cuts to police budgets which my constituents want to see the back of? we are protecting police budgets. yes. we are protecting police budgets and we are of course making reforms to policing. that's why i introduced the national crime agency to deal with serious crime that relates to crime mysteries. that is why we have put money into new national cyber crime unit to make sure police can deal with the new source of crime they have to deal with. yes, we're reforming policing the key to this is not about the number of police on the streets. it is about what happens to crime and crime has fallen to a record low. richard graham. mr speaker, the grenfell tower tragedy shops are many of us because we all believe there is much that should never have happ

we have to look no further than the debacle of southern rail, the worst performing franchise in the countryes run for who they do run for which is the passengers. at the moment the whole thing is skewed towards different objectives. we have to focus on the passengers and make sure the service works for them and we get the best value from it. but you will be losing money from the franchise, not from renationalise in the franchises because that brings money into government? no, we will be saving a fortune. how can you quantify that? ican fortune. how can you quantify that? i can quantify it, by the service i have identified, the cost of running the franchise system itself cost hundreds of millions of pounds. the shareholder dividends going out to the state owned companies, owned by european national governments, those costs will be avoided. the costs of duplication, you have marketing by many, duplication, you have marketing by any duplication, you have marketing by many, many companies. management systems for many, many companies where you could bring those together and avoid those costs. an

members of the rail, maritime and transport union on southern, merseyrail and arriva rail north say theying weeks. the industrial action comes amid a long—running dispute over driver—only trains. the population of the uk has seen its sharpest increase in nearly 70 years. official figures show a rise of more than half a million people over the last year, bringing the total to an estimated 65.6 million. its thought the change has been driven by immigration but also by more births and fewer deaths. iraqi forces say they are just one street away from the site of an ancient mosque in the city of mosul, that was blown up yesterday by fighters from the so—called islamic state. the great mosque of al—nuri is of spiritual and historical importance to islamic state — the iraqi prime minister described its destruction as "an official declaration of defeat" by the group in its last stronghold in iraq. 0ur correspondent richard galpin has the latest. iraqi troops fighting their way into mosul‘s old city. the last district still in the hands of so—called islamic state. the army is closing in now on th

members of the rail, maritime and transport union on southern, merseyrail and arriva rail north say theyndustrial action comes amid a long—running dispute over driver—only trains. single parents with children under two have won a high court challenge against the government's controversial benefit cap — after a judge ruled that "real misery is being caused to no good purpose". the cap, introduced in november last year, reduced total household benefits from 26 thousand pounds a year to 23 thousand pounds in london, and 20 thousand pounds outside the capital. our legal correspondent clive coleman is at the high court. clive, tell us first, who is affected and what was the basis for the ruling? there are thought to be something like 17,000 families in england, scotla nd like 17,000 families in england, scotland and in wales where you have a lone parent and children under two yea rs of a lone parent and children under two years of age. that is the group that is affected. the claim was brought by four such families, three claimants with young children under two and one who was heavily pregnant

rest of your metro rail commute looking good. southerncause of a crash near livingston road we're seeing heavier traffic leading towards oxon hill this morning and then 95 northbound in dale city we have a crash blocking the shoulder and that is adding to the delays in the mix right there as you try to get north of the occoquan so give yourself some extra time. south that of point you jam up through stafford as usual. keep it to fox5 news morning. we'll be right back with your 6:30 half hour. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back everybody. it is 6:30 on a really bright and pretty thursday morning. we're glad you're with us right here fox5 news morning. we will have weather and traffic coming up for you on the 5s at 6:35. first though, with this half hour the search is on for a killer in the district. police say a man was shot and killed just before midnight in the 800 block of 46th street in northeast. no word on who that victim is for the suspect but the description is pretty vague right now. >>> police in prince george's county are investiga

in southern california, a high-speed rail system is now under cru it won't be finished before 2029 atst privately owned higher speed rail project bright line is moving faster and set for launch later this year. in florida when bright line gets up and rundowning, it will handle the 205-mile run from miami to orlando with speeds of 125 miles an hour. it's not high-speed but it's faster. >> reporter: while brightline might be new, it's not solving amtrak's problems. >> we have to rebuild and make sure it can test it on the infrastructure and we've got to to take care of it. >> reporter: in the end it all gets down to money. amtrak goes across five destinations. ifhe many officials believe they'll have to move them. >> thanks. an important story about amtrak and infrastructure. >>> a small tennessee town looked to the water to create a booming new industry. ahead how fish in a lack revitalized the economy and brought in $14 million in just one year. >>> and a california woman gets a big scare when she picks up something she thought was a toy, but it turned out to be a potentially deadly t

belgium officials say security had remain tight at rail stations throughout brussels in the wake of the attack. >>> police in southernhome that was operating as an unrunsed daycare. police raided the los angeles area home last month and arrested the homeowner now authorities claim the suspect tried to sell 44 pounds of cocaine to an undercover agent. some of the drugs were allegedly found in a room where children would take naps. >> they saw kids being dropped off and playing in the yard, at the same time that they recovered more than $400,000 worth of cocaine at this proper. >> police say they found a total of 55 pounds of cocaine in the house. authorities filed a federal lawsuit to have the property declared a public nuisance. >>> well the lapd arrested a total of seven police a cadets since last week for alleged bad behavior they're accused of stealing police cars and then leading real officers on wild pursuits in the stolen cruisers and even conducting car stops. all of the cadets who were arrested range in age from 14 to 20. the scandal forced the police chief to review policies for managing police inventory he

did colonel william duct bowie obtain charter from the maryland legislature to construct a rail line into southernshow the people what you got. >> show the people what you got. >> the mayor is correct. the answer is 1853. he is correct. >> i remember reading about it in the newspaper. >> i understand. i understand. all right. can ya'll say number two? >> number two! >> in what year was the town of bowie incorporated? w, ben franklin, 1879, c, 1916, d, 1756? >> the mayor is correct again. [ cheers and applause ] >> two for two. c, 1976. number three -- >> number three! >> number three, name the born and raised in bowie maryland. i didn't -- okay. a justin timberlake, b, jc chavez, c, nick carter, d, ryan mccarthy. >> wait. i can't see that. it. >> says b for bowie. >> you're right. jay jc chavez that is person. look at you. three for three. any pressure? >> no pressure. >> no pressure at all. >> i got my family here. >> all right. >> all right. here we go. number -- four! >> what is bowie's motto, a, growth, unity and progress. b, wisdom, confidence and pressure the one i like, rock and roll for th

and what it could be, a high-speed rail, so to speak, vehicles on a sled that could move through southernornia at a very high rate of speed it would help with congestion. it's very interesting that at least mayor emanuel is saying, look, let's talk with these guys could they help us develop a tunnel between downtown chicago and o'hare we'll see. we're a long ways away from this becoming a true project. if you've grown up here like i have, you know these ideas sound so good but never happen we were supposed to have a third airport. never happened >> all right thanks very much, phil >>> let's go live to melissa at the multicultural leaders conference melissa? >> thanks so much, tyler we're here at the conference and we're now joined by the former colorado senator, 50th u.s. secretary of the interior, ken salazar, also a host of other titles thank you for joining us. >> it's good to be here. >> it's energy week in washington, d.c., so i'm hoping to talk to you about that. what's your take on what the administration has done so far in terms of its energy policy? >> first of all, the united st

southern illinois, it appears that he was politically active. his hometown paper reports that he has written a number of letters to the editor, and in those letters he often railed against republicans, their tax policies, and called for them to be voted out of office altogether. we have also learned that he was a volunteer for the bernie sanders campaign. senators condemned those shooter's action take a look. >> i am sickened by this despicable act and let me be as clear as i can be. violence of any kind is unacceptable in our society and i condemn this action in the strongest possible terms. real change can only come about through nonviolent action and anything else runs counter to our most deeply held american values. >> the fbi has taken over this investigation, as of the most recent press conference they said it was too early for them to have a motive, but early today several congressmen who are at the baseball field said that as they were leaving, hodgkinson came up to them and asked them if the players were democrats or republicans. >> based on the question he asked me, i would make that assumption, he asked me if this team was the republicans or democrat

southern women and their soldier husbands, fathers, brothers, friends. or confederate women can they recognize this would be designed to it than on their big repeatedly railed against an enemy who did not recognize domestic boundaries. on the contrary, in 1865 letter to his wife, sherman explained that the confederates regardless just as the romans did the goths. the parallel is not unjust. the other perspective is that of wealthy slaveholding women, those who personally encountered soldiers. like most elite women in south carolina, mary leverett did not see eye to eye with union officers very often. agency's event, she expressed ideas about the union --asion that carlisle parallel those of her sworn enemy. she explained that her family in columbia had faced an ordeal unmatched by anything they had experienced before and something they could never prepared to encounter, invasion of their home by union soldiers. although technology it was widely reported that terms were private property respected, women and children unmolested, she wanted her children to know that those terms were a sham. they had disregarded the prohibitions about women and their possession

rail line train. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you sir. >>> what firefighters having to battle besides flames as a massive wildfire continues to rage in southerntah. >> and on health check why the fda wants to hear directly from you if you have any problems with cosmetics or shampoo. cecily. >> what a beautiful start to the work week. low humidity, temperatures comfortably cool, only 80 in philadelphia t many of these suburbs stuck in the 70's but i'm tracking the return of humidity and storms. i'll let you know when in t for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> firefighters in utah are battling strong winds today to get control of a massive fire there. it's already forced more than 1500 people from their homes and cabins. weather had been working in their favor on the weekend. not the case today. the fire sta

rail companies. opening andm getting into operation, and even after they have opened, to see if we can help from that software perspective. >> i have ask about the high-speed link to southernnd there have been cost overruns, but it is commissioned to start third quarter 2018. it is going to happen? >> the high-speed rail is so exciting. , 90% complete2018 now, more than 90% complete. third quarter 2018 is when the trgh-speed rail link from an m perspective would be completed and put into operation. be very exciting. it would do so much for hong kong and the community and businesses. >> i'm waiting for the invitation. we will go deep underground and do a live report if we can get a signal from that tunnel. >> i will take you down there. >> back to you guys. david: good one. coming up, joined exclusively by jamie dimon from j.p. morgan chase at 12 noon hong kong, 1:00 p.m. at of tokyo. coming up, president trump suggests the london terror attack's strengthens his case for a travel ban. reaction to all of that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am angie lau. have a quick look at the business flash headlines. foxconn chairman says apple and

southern maryland and fort washington you're quiet. same story things looking good in northern maryland on 95. southbound 295 problem free and 50 looking good. if you are taking metro this morning, all metro railines on time. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you, annie and maureen. >> coming up on fox5 news morning, iraqi leaders declare victory over isis. >> and one of the most popular tourist attractions down south being blamed for an outbreak of legionnaires' disease. >> heading to break live look across the city, 5:07 and 73 degrees. we're back with more break. >> ♪ hi guys. it's great to be here. in the desert. at the mall. on the mountain. at school. at the beach. in the big easy. yeah yeah today i want to show you guys the next-gen chevy equinox. what do you think? that's pretty. pretty sexy. it looks aggressive. but not overbearing. it's not too big. not too small. seems like the perfect car for anybody. i would take it anywhere. she's a bad mama jama. (laughter) current qualified gm lessees can get this introductory lease on the all-new 2018 chevy equinox for around $249 a month. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> back at 5:08. new developments in the fig

rail lines on time right now. on the roads lot of problems as well. inbound 50 center lane blocked after 197. so coming in from bowie we do have those atypical delays and in southern10 northbound two lanes blocked near old fort road. heavy delays for several miles all the way back on 210. look at that inner loop. i want to show you live look outside earlier crash by 295 cleared. but really heavy traffic remains in place from basically pennsylvania avenue to across the wilson bridge into alexandria from prince george's county about 45 minute delay. back to our maps now, because we do have some additional crashes you need to be aware of. including an inner loop crash near 66. huge delays backing up on 66 through vienna and fairfax and inner loop is sluggish through annandale and from that crash point all the way across the legion bridge through tysons traffic on the beltway. inbound new york avenue earlier crash cleared northeast at montana but we are seeing residual delays there. if you have any questios for your commute at erin fox5 dc on twitter. there's lot to get through today and in terms of the rail delays we want to keifer one on the& roads safe as well. bac