stephen ward and sam before the break. stephen ward and sa m vo kes before the break.ithout being expected to. and huddersfield at the same. they are top of the table, in fa ct, same. they are top of the table, in fact, this morning, after their 3—0 victory away to crystal palace. that is all your sport for now. you can keep up—to—date with all of those stories on the bbc sport website. we will have more in the next hour. john, thank you very much for that. 49 people have been killed in floods and landslides in the paul. tourists are being rescued. power supplies have been disrupted. —— in nepal. despite the tensions in the peninsula, some south koreans say that the war of words between president trump and pyongyang makes them laugh, and they don't feel particularly under threat. this weekend, thousands of people are attending the annual "peace concert" which takes place alongside the north korean border. the bbc‘s yogita limaye reports. k-pop music plays this is a peace concert being held in south korea barely five kilometres from the border with north korea, which is

stephen ward and two goals from welsh international sam vokes gave chelsea a huge amount of work to dosea, who also had cesc fabregas sent off. the red card was... we started the game really well, with intensity. and we were dominating the game, then after this situation, the game changed, because they scored this goal. and in this moment, i think that we have to improve, because we lost our heads easily. huddersfield town enjoyed their return to the english top flight, where they haven't played since 1972. manager david wagner would have been six months old when they were relegated from the old first division. they beat crystal palace 3—0. club—record signing steve mounie scored two goals on his debut. we played one game, the first premier league game ever and the clu b premier league game ever and the club history. so we will not make one mistake and look too far ahead. so we try now to recover as good as we can, and then we start the week, and try to prepare as good as we can do the next home game. congratulations. as things stand, you are top of the premier league. 0k, 0k. elsewher

ward. a former employee tells abc7 move. stephen tschida is live outside the hospital the southeast to explain why. stephen? stephen: well, larry, united medical gave technical and vague reasons for the forced closure. but we spoke to a woman who says she worked on the maternity ward and she gave specific examples of problems she saw. several problems so severe the d.c. health department ordered the united medical center to close the maternity ward. the long troubled public hospital has 90 days to clean up the act. >> holes in the floor, leaky ceiling, mold on some of the tiles. it wasn't up to code. stephen: this woman who says she works in obstetrics believe the health department did the right thing. >> the maternity ward needed to be closed down and renovated. >> the united medical center issued a state acknowledging problems that it maintains led the ordered closure. they include de screening. clinical assessment and the delivery protocols. >> babies in the nursery at the united medical transfer to other hospitals. women plannin

the torch was to ward off immigranted to teter fire and the crown was to ward off balloons. i agree with stephenler that we're nerve going to live up to it. like love your neighbor as yourself or employees must wash hands before returning to work. >>> the secret service has been forced to vacate its command post inside trump tower in new york city. cbs news has confirmed a lease dispute behind the move. the agency had been leasing space one floor below trump's apartment. now it's reportedly operating out of a trailer 5 on a sidewal 54 floors below. >>> here's look at some of morning's other headlines from around the globe. the "sydney morning herald" reports on two terror plots uncovered in australia. in one plot they sent people to sydney. it was supposed to be takenn flight last month, but the plan was abandoned. the second plan was building a device to release toxic gas in a crowded space. the plotters were arrested last saturday. >>> two japanese carmakers will create 4,000 american jobs. toyota and mass da are expected to unveil plans for a 1.6 billion dollar planned that will produce 6,000

health department it closed the maternity ward in the only full service hospital east of the river. stephen tschida has word on what tromped the extreme -- what prompted the extreme measure. stephen: they have 90 days to fix the problems. during that period while it's shut down, babies in the nursery are sent elsewhere. mothers who are expected to deliver here are also going medical center to shutter obstetrics and the nursery stat. >> about the newborns, i'm sorry about that part. that is really sad. stephen: the health department won't elaborate but the hospital released a list of issues which it maintains prompted the mandated closure, which are -- deficiencies in screening, clinical assessment and delivery protocols. vague terms which led to specific action. >> they have to find somewhere else to go. that is the sad part. stephen: a representative of the d.c. health department saying there are enough hospital beds in other hospitals in d.c. west of the river they could easily accommodate those babies sent to other nurseries and those mothers expecting to delivery soon. reporting live, s

stephen from connecticut. news we want to share with you from politico, the headline "a top donor taking out senator flake." robert mercer donating to a whor pac backing kelly wards running against the senator in a primary next year. you also have this from politico this morning. for nohouse pitches deal shutdown, the proposal allowing for more spending on domestic programs, the democrats are not biting." the white house pushing a deal to head off a shutdown that would lift spending caps opposed by democrats in exchange for money for the border wall with mexico. that happening while congress is out of washington, back in their districts. another headline from rollcall, "the fbi has searched the office of duncan hunter's campaign treasurer. this is a republican from california. agents seized documents related to campaign finance probe's, how he spent money which he has reimbursed on personal items. this from politico, "the blowback -- we wish you would go away and stop being so public by doubling down on the go stories, said one national committee member." politico reports that he is again on the defense after anusing to explain what -- i.t. staff are under feder