lords here in the studio who'll be stating his case on the importance of the kinds of europe from strasburg alex will be interviewing lots of key players but first to your tweets facebook messages and e-mails now the debate around breaks that of course rages on and we have a tweet from stephen morrison who says excellent show alex salmond was surprisingly even hundred allowing kids to unite eleven's room to air their views a clever way to expose the fragility of their enterprise he says. many people have watched alex's interview of the president of lebanon michel aoun and we have a message here from carol hatton who says he's hoping the lebanese people see through trump's felafel starting attempts to manipulate them as he has done with the us she actually xenophobic right wing it's up to the lebanese government to set the tone for their people and ignore trump for the narcissus child he is strong through some color and indeed jacqueline who also messages us to see this will be so interesting and just too close to trump's declaration on jerusalem he's a loose cannon i can't understand how an

department contacted virginia state police, but the incident was first reported to the mayor of strasburg in april. according to the court documents, five members of the strasburg fire department were accused of participating in a gang rape that was caught on video one snapchat. facing the now .harges the state police have released a limited information about the misdemeanor charges, saying the st the strasburg to fire department, but so far they have no response. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: police in takoma park are looking for two people who tried kidnapping a girl at the corner of elm and pine avenues. drivingce say they were a minivan and the passengers said come to my home, i have candy. the police and gave a great description, sing he was wearing all back clothing with a hoop nose ring, a flower tattoo on his left hand, and a pink pimple or growth near his right eye. a major response to a fire in prince george's county at a townhome in bowie just before 9:00. sky track 7 was over the scene as dozens of firefighters try to but the flames out. there is no word on the cause

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and strasburg found here. this is the w.'s live from baghdad still to come bugs also having a look at the bronx it negotiations officials are inviting britain to accept for breakfast more on ballots or not basically there's. a thirteen brothers and sisters of sorts to have been imprisoned by their own parents have been rescued from a house in california the victims ages range from two to twenty nine police say they were alerted by a teenage daughter who managed to escape. authorities were shocked at what they found hidden in this quiet suburb describing emaciated captives in foul smelling surroundings with padlocks and shackles. neighbors described the family as reclusive the children nearly invisible. they were the type that you didn't really get to know anything about them they were very good themselves in a sense childish so they only kept to themselves. and the only time you would see him he would never see them and visit him you would never see anyone come outside all you work really see is that. they go out maybe make a

i have reached out to the strasburg fire department tonight.montgomery county police are looking for two men accused of trying to abduct an eight year old girl in a tacoma park neighborhood. the child actually got a way and got a good look at the men. an eight year old girl was waiting outside waiting for h her dad to take her to school. they offered her candy. she ran inside and told her father. she was able to give the police officers a good description of at least one of them. i thought it was impressive for the brief encounter for being so young. obviously offering children candy is one of the old things that people do. ou creative with it, but it is something that since i remember my mother telling me about. now , to the description, right now police do not have a good description of the driver, but they say the passenger is described as light skinned with hazel eyes much has a hoop nose rink, a flower tattoo on his left hand and a pimple near his left eye. we're also told the van had damage on both sides and may have d.c. plates. police s

john gonzalez is live in strasburg to explain. major airlines are taking advantage of the passed and signed just before christmas. southwest and american airlines will both give employees a one-thousand dollar bonus. millenials plan to be responsible with their tax returns this year. a survey from jackson-hewitt found 43-percent of millennials who get refunds this year, plan to use the money to pay down debts they acrued over the holidays. only 31 percent of the general population polled, plans to use their refunds in the same way. eileen? a houston man surprised his favorite waiter, with a car! edward pollard wrote on facebook -- when he leaves work, he often sees the waiter sitting at the bus stop. so he decided to get his extra car detailed like new -- and gift it. he's hoping it will inspire others to pay it forward as the year unfolds. an animal rescue - in california. highway patrol officers trying to wrangle up more than a dozen chickens on i-605 in santa fe springs. they tweeted this video of the ordeal, with the hashtag "

between now and then max we'll we'll wait and we will watch and see much often in strasburg thank you. members of the european parliament have also been debating the iran nuclear deal u.s. president donald trump and dos the deal last week despite saying that he wanted to withdraw from it but he says it house flaws that must be addressed about four thousand kilometers lie between proselyte and tehran but in recent weeks the islamic republic has felt much closer iranian exiles fly the flag of the previous the iranian government in protest over the current regime. they want to make on kalam situation for the neighbors inside afghanistan inside to syria inside iraq. and all the terrorists the groups like hezbollah in lebanon they help them by their money of the iranian people both the e.u. and the us also regarding iranian ties to militant groups that's particularly problematic at a meeting with iran's foreign minister in brussels the e.u. made clear that it believes these controversial issues should be kept separate from a discussion of the nuclear deal which president trump would like t

the poly diluent up in strasburg headquarters of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe an organization which is seventy years old but virtually unknown but one but just fundamentally changed the lives of tens of millions of european citizens and changed them for the better let's organization indeed the whole continent of europe doesn't have its problems to see just not so the council of europe at its best days behind it are the greatest achievements still to come out of the carnage of world war the council of europe was formed to pull the human rights and the rule of international law it has forty seven member states eight hundred twenty million people and the operates on a budget of approximately half a billion euros senator i was merely hichens represents you the peon women's lobby in social economic issues in brussels she also happens to be the daughter of irish on the president michael d. higgins some of the higgins were given the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe i mean many people point to some fairly obvious abuses of the convention by by members of

according to court documents, five members of the strasburg fire department were accused of participating in a gang rape caught on video that was shared through snapchat. the victim's mother told police that her 17-year-old intimidated. seven on your side has the results of an investigation into sewage and flooding problems in northwest d.c. the problems erupted after a torrential rainstorm in august. d.c. water officials tell us, they could not find evidence of a major blockage. but they learned, two sewers overflowed after more than an inch of rain fell in just 20 minutes. the 580-million dollar project would help increase the capacity for the sewers that overflowed. meanwhile, d.c. water is urging residents to check out a rebate program. it gives people up to six-thousand dollars to install a backwater valve. it allows water to flow out of a home. but it has a gate that closes if water starts to back up from city pipes. coming up-- protests raging in iran as world leaders speak out on the violence. who iranian leaders say is responsible for the chaos in their streets. hundreds of milli

reporting live in strasburg, virginia, john gonzalez. autria: police trying to park.wo people trying to kidnap an eight-year-old girl. it happened at the corner of pine avenue. the man in the passenger seat reportedly set to come to my home, i have candy. he reportedly had a hoop nose ring, a flower tattoo on his hand and a pink pimple or growth on his left eye. happening today, a meeting on the community shootings in the park view neighborhood. two juveniles were shot near bruce wood elementary school. some residents say that they are looking forward to the meeting. christ this is needed. nobody wants to see violence at all. this is a good way to get the community involved. larry: the meeting organizer tells us it's important for residents to have face time with the police in the area. it begins this park view recreation center. incorrect tests, mismatching bullets to guns. the city says it's turning things around. line --r visited the the lab. larry: we have heard of snakes on a plane but in california a flight was canceled because a rat was found -- found on board.

now to a disturbing story out of strasburg, virginia. six -- contributing to the deliverance he of a minor after a delay -- an alleged gang rape. >> when the story of an alleged gang rape involving firefighters started to surface in shenandoah county, when we showed up, no one wanted to talk. ffice is. --ectly across the street contributing to the -- to the delinquency of a minor. misdemeanor or a $2500 fine. investigation dates back to last april. they notified the mayor of the alleged gang rape of a 17-year-old girl that occurred at a home, a hotel done the street, and inside the firehouse. mother provided investigators screenshots or videos of the incident that was shared on snapchat. >> everybody is guilty nowadays of sexual harassment and speaking up -- have it happen in strasburg, virginia, it is hard for us to take this way. i hope it works out for the best because of this town. that she waslaims highly intoxicated and highly intimidated and the sex, with at least one of the men, was nonconsensual. coming up at noon, msm infernal

taken too seriously when it comes to numbers at least here by most of the people that are here in strasburg but i know in depth research and calculation made by the financial times they're pretty well known to know their numbers and they said it's not three hundred fifty million pounds that will be gained by the u.k. economy that it's about the same amount that the u.k. will lose it has already started losing by the braggs it proceedings just because the economy has slowed down and other difficulties so you would you should take those numbers by boris johnson well not even with a pinch of salt but those are very very questionable numbers i will have to get into bars johnson's office and tell him to crunch those numbers max hoffman for us in brussels thank you. something's missing manufacturers at the detroit motor show a rolling out their latest creations minus the steering wheel analysts say the future is here regulators say they'll carefully and responsibly review what's on offer is take getting ahead of itself. it may not look like it but this could be the vision of the car industry's fu

max hoffman has been following the story for us he joins us from strasburg hi max. has been laying out essential his vision for europe what more did he have to say. you know sometimes it's hard in the european union not to lose yourself in all the details there's so much going on so many different realities it's very bureaucratic so really to see the value of the european union sometimes you need to take take a step back and look at the whole construction and that's exactly what the overall prime minister of ireland tried to do he said look in the global context we are a union of small countries because if you look at the lists with the largest cities the largest countries virtually none of them are european and that's how he tried to explain the value of the european union why it is so important to be together to really punch above its weight and then he also stressed something that for many european countries isn't that important anymore or at least it's not at the forefront of what people are thinking about in those countries anymore and that is the peace value t

the east strasburg freshman is in the hospital since december 23rd. and police don't have much direction with their investigation. >> how can we get this person drain fisher is desperate f hat happened to his daughter on the vanity grand club on the 6100 block of passyunk avenue on december 23rd. ever since his daughter cayenne henderson was in the hospital af injurie hit by a two met legs in one leg and another rod in her pelvis and a plate also. she has to go to rehabilitation and needs to learn to walk again. the east strasburg freshman was going to a club with friend and she got out in the median and her father says a car came swerving around and hit her. >> the guy that hit her left her in the street for dead and kept going and the girlfriends had to get in the street and stop the traffic. >> police confirm there was confusion outside of the club when officers arrived on the scene that night. she was transported to the hospital and no report was taken for the hit and run and fisher is frustrated by what he sees as slow progress. >> we contacted "

he spoke many times about the symbolism of the bridge not too far from here, connecting strasburg to cal just across the border in germany. he spoke about how easy and ordinary it was to walk across that bridge and given europe's dark history how remarkable and profound that ordinariness was. in the european union he saw a model and a vision for lasting peace. however improbable could be fostered and built. and had a model of people working together with a shared purpose and endeavor. spilling their sweat instead of their blood as he put it could provide an inspiration for my own country. today there is a peace bridge, crossing the river foil, bringing together the divided communities in the native city in northern ireland. a bridge that european union helped build. dear friends, it's hard to imagine the good friday agreement being made without our shared membership of the european union and in ireland we're having to contemplate our future without that foundation which made it possible. that's why the government which i lead has been so determined to protect the good friday agreemen

hoffman for us in strasburg max thank you and as max just mentioned the northern ireland border question has been one of the biggest stumbling blocks in gregg's that negotiations let's bring in london a correspondent for more on that aspect. does london feel like negotiators are any closer to solving this problem. well there is deep on saturday about northern ireland many times i've been speaking to people there and they clearly will want to know what their future is they have not voted themselves breaks and they really did not want this and yet to reason may has basically promised all things to all people she has promised that there will not be a hard border between the north and the south which is essential for the cross border services that are existing for all the trade that's existing and also has promised during the it would have between northern ireland and the mainland of the u.k. which is very essential essential for the many people from the protestant community will feel very closely aligned to the u.k. so we have different loyalties on the island and it's really something that

he spoke many times about symbolism of the bridge not too far from here connecting strasburg to kel just across the border in germany. he spoke how easy and ordinary it was to walk across the bridge, and given europe's dark history how remarkable and from out that ordinaryness was. john hume saw a model for how a lasting peace, however improbable, could be fostered and built. he saw how that model of people working together with a shared purpose and endeavor, spilling their sweat instead of blood could provide an inspiration for my own country. today there is a piece bridge crossing the river foil, bringing together the divided communities and john's native city in northern ireland. a bridge the european union helped build. dear friends, it is hard to imagine the good friday agreement made without our shared membership in the european union and its single market. in ireland we are having to contemplate our future without that foundation which underpinned it and made it possible. that is what the government highly has been so determined to protect the good friday agreements and all its pa

. >> reporter: john moore, working for the borough of east strasburg. >> right now, the market's doing good. so -- i don't know and this week i got more money in my paycheck. i don'f he had that's a good. >> reporter: in saginaw county, michigan, jimmy westbrook is a retired principal. >> the fear would be that small people will be forgotten. he talks about the lost man, lost woman. are lost right them.ich. >> reporter: this mom shopping for her family. >> our state of the union at this moment is divisive. i think that's the word of the year at this moment. >> the state of our union is not where it should be right now. i think that we are kind of on a impoverished and where they're going to end up.te o positive. he could curb some of his comments, maybe,say. >> reporter: and in wisconsin tonight, paul and lisa newman >> the state of our union is ery divided.ve i and >> and we can do better. >> much better >> reporter: but the owner in that diner sees it differently. jeff castree. >> i just hired staff on for this upcoming year, and i feel great year. >> reporter: dan hiller is a former

in french and here comes german never saw any head of state that wasn't german do that here and strasburg so highly symbolic move he tried to explain that there really was no alternative to the european union today in spite of all the populism that is going on in spite of all the nationalism that we are experiencing at the moment in the european union because on a global stage all the big countries in the world all the biggest cities in the world are not european so globally and you said as much europe is the union of small countries and that's why everybody had to stick together and of course it is a piece project remains of peace project and nowhere else than in ireland and northern ireland you can see that more that it still helps maintain peace and i believe we have a sound bite on that. today there is a peace bridge crossing the river foyle bringing together the divided communities in john's native city of derry in northern ireland a bridge that the european union helped to build. defriended hard to imagine the good friday agreement being made without our shared membership of the eur

let's bring in he's been following all of this for us in strasburg hi max good to see you so leo has been laying out his vision for europe but what more did he have to say. well first and foremost you wanted to convince his audience of the value of the european union and try to explain why countries that elect populists or even nationalists government have got it wrong now you know that many of those countries that elect these governments are smaller countries mainly in eastern europe for example like the hungary and he had this to say about the role of smaller countries in the european union. today there is a peace bridge crossing the river foyle bringing together the divided communities in john's native city of derry in northern ireland a bridge that the european union helped to build. their friends it's hard to imagine the good friday agreement being made with as our shared membership of the european union and its single market and in our land we are now having to contemplate our future without that foundation which underpinned it and made it possible. well that was the wrong soun

. >> reporter: john moore, working for the borough of east strasburg. >> right now, the market's doing good. so -- i don't know, and this week, i got more money in my paycheck. i don't know if he had anything to do with that or not, but that's a good. >> reporter: in saginaw county, michigan, jimmy westbrook is a retired principal. >> the fear would be that small people will be forgotten. he talks about the lost man, lost woman. they are lost right now because there's nothing for them. it's all for the rich. >> reporter: this mom shopping for her family. >> our state of the union at this moment is divisive. i think that's the word of the year at this moment. >> the state of our union is not where it should be right now. i think that we are kind of on a decline and i'm worried about the middle class and the impoverished and where they're going to end up. >> the state of our union is positive. i think the president's doing a great job. he could curb some of his comments, maybe, but that's not for me to say. >> reporter: and in wisconsin tonight, paul and lisa newman from baraboo. >> the

president donald tusk said in strasburg yesterday i'm getting a little bit of the e.u. view of what is going on there in britain and then get your reaction there after let's have a listen if the u.k. government sticks to its decision to leave regs it will become a reality with all its negative consequences in the next year unless there is a change of heart among our british friends we hear on the continent haven't heard the change of heart our hearts are still open. thank you so the arms are still open the hearts are still open on the e.u. side how high is the prospect of and it sounds like from what you've said earlier not very. no not very and the mean the conservative right leaning british press always ridicule on statements like this we've had it from europe it's not not the first time that day they say that the door is open even though maybe not from from the notice but we have we have had this and it doesn't really fall well on it's not really something that a lot of people here appreciate of course those people who want to stay in the you they they are really som

sides have entered the second phase of their divorce negotiations, addressing the eu legislature in strasburg today, he said "we are not throwing the british out. we would like them to stay." >> i continue to feel that the exit of great britain is a catastrophe. it is a defeat that we all have to deal with the consequences of. mark: he says even if article 50 is that up to let the u.k. leave the block, there is another article that would allow them to concede again that i would be happy to facilitate that. turkey is set to extend a state of emergency for the sixth time since it was opposed following a failed 2015 coup attack. the designation has allowed a massive government crackdown aimed at suspected supporters of u.s. based muslim cleric says macmillan -- who is behind the attack. this is also allow the turkish president to rule through degrees, often bypassing ingliament, which he is accuse of slowing down his government's ability to perform. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. ju

. >>> six volunteer firefighters now facing charges in strasburg, virginia. posting the video online. virginia at any time police say the six firefighters including the fire chief are accused of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. new break in the case yesterday sixth person was name for their involvement the investigation started back in april when a concerned citizen came forward about the gang rape video. after more than decade of steady increases rate of children diagnosed with autism in the united states has plateaued in the last three years. the new findings based on nationwide study more than 30,000 parents reported whether diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. experts say they saw no significant increase between 2014 and 2016. >>> finally, ed sheeran gets another cameo this time he's touring in springfield. >> ed sheeran. >> you didn't applaud. >> see you first sunday on fox. >> oh, no. they're playing in time to the beat of my banking. >> the popular singer has cameo on the simpson's of course it's not the first time the zenszer song write

into a new british debate on whether to hold a second bricks at referendum addressing parliament in strasburg european council president and european commission president. both said britain could still reverse its decision and stay in the bloc should it have a change of heart. the danish prosecutors have charged the submarine builder peter mattson with the murder of the swedish journalist. her body was recovered from the baltic sea after madsen submarine sank last august mattson says she died in an accident police later raced to submarine which they believe he scuttled to destroy evidence. a prominent leader of ethnic serbs in kosovo has been gunned down in a city of neutral. reports say oliver ivanna which was pronounced dead after being found lying in a street with gunshot wounds to his chest his killing is likely to inflame tensions between serbia and kosovo. and image from inside the trump white house and the way they were a year ago steve benen was the presidential insider then came fire fury and the fall well tonight the political prince who became a pauper with a story did so under oat