we can't name xy for legal reasons, but he knew many in the grooming gang. ords, spoken by an actor, is why the police brought him into the inquiry. i was told this is an operation about asian grooming gangs. this is what we are after. these are the people we are interested in. i had to find out what's going on, where the parties were taking place. last party i went to, one or two, i got to find out about parties, so when they were happening, i would ring it in. between march 2014 and december 2015, xy was paid £10,300 for the information he supplied to his police handler. but that wasn't his only reward. there are a variety of motivations for chises. most of the time it's for financial benefit. sometimes they are providing information because they hope that information will mean that they get a discount on a prison sentence, if they are on bail for something. during his time as an informant, xy benefitted from lighter sentences and he was certainly a prolific offender. in all, xy had 53 convictions. he had a history of fraud and assaults. while working for o

grabs the groom and the mother of the bride. now grabbing the mother and father of the groom. msmen jump up and head over to the bridesmaids. now it's full on wedding dance party. there's the father. not to be outshone cuts in a little bit. he was trying to set something up before. there's the mother of i think the bride. now he jumps in. now he's dancing with her. ♪ when you're walking down the aisle with your husband on your wedding day ♪ >> i feel like we need to do this, get the whole gallery involved. come on, everybody. >> sometimes these weddings can drag and drag. people are kind of falling asleep. in this case everybody's smiling. everybody's had a laugh. he gives some problps to the musician. it's to draw attention to the work he's done with the church. but this video is cool. hundreds of thousands of views. it's just getting out there now because people are like i want that at my wedding. >>> ladies, rejoice. because now you have a use for all of those pajama sets you get during the holidays that you really never use because they're ugly. >> some of them are comfy th

but this one is a surprise wedding for the groom and the bride. >> arranged wedding?do you mean? >> not arranged. they were planning to get married. you see rachel right there, she works on a movie set. they're working on the movie "12." her fiance at the time, corey, he was working or it too. the producer said, hey, let's surprise them with a wedding. so the lighting crew set all this up. here comes the bride. and there's the groom in the hat. they get on the back of this truck. they're slowly lifted up. guess what. corey's roommate happens to be ordained so he is able to really marry them. gets the ring from the ring bearer. they exchange vows. >> in sickness and in health, in grace at all times. >> i do. >> they kiss. >> you may kiss the bride. >> my favorite part of this wedding and christian is going to be so sorry she missed it is the tossing of the bouquet. >>> now, this ring bearer is going to win the adorable award. because he comes to the door to ask this woman a very important question. that little boy is elijah macdonald. he's a neighbor. she adores him. s

the story forward. police constable attacks failure to shame grooming gangs. police chief is saying that there is not enough shame and stigma attached to child sexual exportation in some communities, pointing the finger at the asian community from which these men came. you have to look at the root causes of why this is happening. there are some graphic details in some of the coverage. some of the background with the men. some of the background with the men. some of the things that they had said previously. talking about white girls as, you know, white trash that we re girls as, you know, white trash that were there to meet their sexual gratification. it's a bit worrying two point finger at an entire community. that's only going to stoke up tensions there. particularly with the police. to label it as an asian community, we are speaking about a specific group within that community. not whole swathes of people in that area. what he's saying is that these communities we are talking about, they can deal with the problem from within as well and stop it from happenin

. >>> a bride dances in a bar but not with the groom. >> oh, that's a game change per. >> what's behind touching scene of the man who took her hand. >>> and -- >> hello. >> a handsome police officer -- it. >> has ensnared single women around the world. >> the story behind the cop creating a social media meltdown. >> he does not look that much different from our own ollie pettigrew. >> look to aim hen talk to him all day. we can mute this one. >>> somebody called the emergency line at hope for paws in the los angeles area to come rescue this little guy. >> let's see if we can lead him into this yard. >> that's rio. rio was abandoned by his owners. sadly, rio was also hit by a car. nobody's been able to catch him, so hope for paws comes in. he does not want to go with strangers. but with one toss of that loop, he's able to catch him, but then rio doesn't want to be caught and almost escapes. >> hurry, hurry. >> sorry. >> lisa comes in with that lucky leash. she's able to get that leash around his neck. >> good boy. >> so after they calm him down, they start to pet him, and he's like, oh,

here, many of the victims of the grooming gang we re picked up. young adds 11 plied with alcohol and drugs and subjected to the most appalling sexual abuse. there have been efforts by community groups and religious leaders to get people to talk openly about what happened. many say not enough has been done. we should stop pussyfooting about and says these are asian men, they japanese, korean, malaysian? they are muslim of pakistani extraction, bangladeshi descent, turkish connections, whatever, why are we afraid to say they are muslim? who why are we being politically correct? unless we really tackle this head on, we are not going to solve this. ok, but whose responsibility is this is this? we the muslim community have a great responsibility to condemn this in public. for example, there are 2000 mosques in this country. how many do you think tomorrow will be nameling and shaming all of those people tomorrow? as you heard, the statistics say that asians are about 50% more likely to be convicted of a sexual offence than the rest of the population. fo

>> yes. >> interesting. >> this is where we do our grooming. >> i go into the dog grooming room, and i notice that there's no signs on the outside of the building kind of detailing what goes on inside this facility, and i don't know how a customer's supposed to know we do. >> here's alyssa. >> how are you? nice to meet you. is that a customer's dog? >> yeah. >> how do you know how to price it? >> we price based on breed. condition of the coat is always a factor....depending on what they want us to do, if there's any special, like, requests... >> so do you kinda make it up? >> pretty much. >> okay. >> this is what i call the centerpiece of la dogworks. it's a 2,500-square foot indoor dog park. this is for dogs to play. >> very cool. and who's that? >> jesse, who is director of animal care. >> how long has he been working here? >> seven years. >> hi, guys. >> hi, george. this is marcus. >> to go in and see the thought and the creativity that andrew put into this... it's very well-thought out. i'm very impressed. hi, guys. >> we call it the dog deck. it's a safe haven. if you notice the

the groom saved the cake.one was went on and the party went on at a nearby center. >> tom brady may have scored a life saving tuesday. he shared the story of one los angeles fan trying to find her perfect match on his facebook page. veronica miracle from our sister station has the story. >> reporter: every day chrissy tackles the biggest fight of her life. the 35-year-old spends her days cheering for the patriots and battling a bone marrow failure disorder. >> i get tired easily, you know, stairs are a very big challenge sometimes. >> reporter: it is the same disease good morning america's robin roberts fought back in 2012, and like roberts she must undergo chemo and a bone marrow transplant. as a half japanese american, to find a perfect genetic match she's had to wait ten years. >> there's not that many mixed race people on the registry. >> reporter: recently her search became urgent when doctors said her blood count was too low. through a family friend and a plea on social media, her message reached an unli

. >>> and how much it's costing the bride and groom's parents. days driving all over town. why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! come in and explore! we were first to report that the city was slapping people >>> nbc bay area responds and helps prompt a major about face at san jose city hall. we reported the city was slapping people with fines with fireworks fines with little or no proof they ever did it. >> now the city is dismissing those violations. >> reporter: on garrison circle there's a collective sigh. >> it's awesome. >> i feel really relieved. i feel great. >> reporter: fines were sent to homes here along other parts of san jose. it came about when the city invited people to report illegal fireworks using this online form. we found those accusations rarely had video. and sometimes didn't even cite a specific address. yet they issued several citations. now san jose is conseed

after northumbria police secretly paid a man who raped a child thousands of pounds to infiltrate the groomingy? if you try anything — you tried it on with us. he tried to sleep with us. a police operator takes a 999 call. there's an argument going on. it's (bleep) rape. she's my girlfriend, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. go home, take a taxi, yeah. well, go on then. what's happening? she just wants to go. i'll go then. no. no, i need to know what is going on. there's clearly a disturbance there. what's going on? 0k, 0k, it doesn't matter, thank you. after the call, which lasted several minutes, the handler established she was speaking to this man. the police did investigate, but took no further action against minoyee, describing his victim as drunk and abusive. but six years later, this assault was played out in court as part of operation sanctuary, a police investigation finally lifting the lid on the actions of a grooming gang. it exposed how, over many years, a group of asian men from the west end of newcastle had been abusing vulnerable young women and girls. throughout much of thi

the groom saved the cake.was went on and the party went on at a nearby center. >> tom brady may have scored a life saving tuesday. he shared the story of one los angeles fan trying to find her perfect match on his facebook page. veronica miracle from our sister station has the story. >> reporter: every day chrissy tackles the biggest fight of her life. the 35-year-old spends her days cheering for the patriots and battling a bone marrow failure disorder. >> i get tired easily, you know, stairs are a very big challenge sometimes. >> reporter: it is the same disease good morning america's robin roberts fought back in 2012, and like roberts she must undergo chemo and a bone marrow transplant. as a half japanese american, to find a perfect genetic match she's had to wait ten years. >> there's not that many mixed race people on the registry. >> reporter: recently her search became urgent when doctors said her blood count was too low. through a family friend and a plea on social media, her message reached an unlikely

a job chris has seval appear >> the notice known for the sand sculpt helped a couple get engage the groom to be asked him to height heunveiled it to his girlfriend andye look at that. so pretty. the sculpture of the governor he made it after chris christie donati >> the american red cross is sleeve the agency needs to collect day. the red cross said it's been in july. this time of the year is more >>> it's a challenging two weeks toward the end of people are gearing up to get o throug our area where you you go to nbc 10 to find a blood >>> this is the day for a solar them. it's been confirmed issues >>> so you got your solar keepf harm's way and is that necess expert say the simplest thing while your pet is at they a like whatever. >> i thought i had to buy >> charlie is smarter >> he doesn't look up into the sun. >> i have been rounding up all i can let them go? eyes. i have a lot of extra glasses to give out. but they are very small. looks like we'll have some good viewin latest information looks like it will hold off until after the eclips so there may be some clouds others cape may is

. >> here's andrew and alex showing off at a wedding recently, hanging out with the bride and groom, out a few of their hits, including, listen. ♪ >> not bad at all. not bad for a wedding band. >> so the duo were at a philadelphia wedding of about 200 people. andrew went to school with the groom, and he was even in the wedding party. >> ah. >> as you can see there. >> the bride doesn't look like she minded at all, sharing the spotlight with the fellas. >> that is awesome. >> congratulations to them. the chain-smokers joined them on the honeymoon. ♪ baby, pull me closer >> no, no, no. >>> now, forbes' list of the highest-paid actors are out. and before you ask, neither of the ryans cracked the top five. >> this is an outrage. >> this is horrible. this is fake news. we thought it would be fun to test and see which hollywood hunk made the top five list. here you go. you have. >> samuel l. jackson. robert downie jr., tom cruise, adam sandler with a mustache. jackie chan, vin diesel, who's that guy? >> oh, yeah, that guy. right. right. >> it's the eclipse. the moon eclipsed itself. >> you

the groom, stranded in boston. nbc's michael rosenfield about the disappointing turn of events. >> the groom here. the bride stuck in a soccer stadium in houston. the wedding scheduled for this coming weekend now off. >> that's not going to be a wedding. >> lopez, a university came up for his bachelor party. >> flights are being cancelled. looks like i won't be leaving until wednesday. >> meanwhile his fiance went to the airport to pick up his mother on friday. everything was fine until they tried to return home. >> we made it one block and it was just water and i thought -- i was pulling so i got scared. >> anita and her soon to be mother-in-law ended up spending two nights in gas stations, and eventually found safety in a soccer stadium where a cousin works where they remain stranded. >> so much work and trying to get everyone to come down. >> she reaches out to friend and family to cancel the wedding. two years of plans. the venue told them to postpone. >> it's disappointing. there's nothing we can do. it's mothe

the headlines on bbc news: 18 people who groomed young women and girls in newcastle are convicted of the us defends donald trump‘s threats of bringing ‘fire and fury‘ to north korea — saying it was necessary to speak to kimjong—un in language he would understand. five men appear before magistrates in warrington charged in connection with the hillsborough disaster in 1989. a fantasist who killed a man in london before fleeing to italy has been found guilty of a murder that happened four years ago. 28—year—old jason marshall pretended to be a policeman and secret agent during his attacks. it was thought the victim had died in an accidental fire — until a relative stumbled across a video recording years later. our home affairs correspondent nick beake has the story. a bungalow in a quiet street in west london, a visitor arrives. he has come to kill. over the next few hours, while acting out the role of a police officer, he will attack his victim and leave him for dead. it is all captured on this cctv. but jason marshall nearly got away with it. on his way out, he set fire to the property

. >>> this newly wed couple kayaking when prime minister justin trudeau shook the groom's hand and gave the bride a kiss on the cheek before he accidently flipped his kayak on the shoreline. here with the caption "making a splash." >> he couldn't grab that -- >> yeah. >> these things happen. that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. for drew and shoe, thank you for joining us. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. have a good evening. hey. hey, russell. hey, adam. sorry i'm late-- i had a thing. yeah, i figured. i ordered you a burger. oh, you ordered for me? oh, great, why don't we just make out? because i don't know where you've been. but i've got some news. i moved in with jennifer. why? when you lost your sublet, i said you could stay on my couch. you might want to flip the cushions first. yeah. well, this thing with jennifer isn't temporary, because last night, i proposed to her. it gets worse! what are you, the dumbest idiot in the world? thanks for sharing my happiness. you've only known her seven months.

the former director of public prosecutions, lord macdonald, has said that the grooming of vulnerable rls by south asian gangs needs to be recognised as "a profoundly racist crime". yesterday, 18 people, mainly of pakistani or bangladeshi origin, were convicted of abusing girls in newcastle. the force involved in the case, northumbria police, has been defending its decision to pay a convicted paedophile £10,000 for information during the course of that investigation. our home affairs correspondent nick beake reports. the raids across newcastle smashed a grooming gang that was drugging and abusing young girls, one just 1a years old. the victims were mostly white, the attackers mainly british men from pakistani, indian and bangladeshi heritage. it's a story we've heard time and again, oxford, rochdale, cardiff to name a few. today, one former leading prosecutor condemned what he said had been a reluctance to investigate asian gangs who target vulnerable white girls, and that a big change was needed. i think some recognition that this is a problem in all communities and across communities

. >>> this newly wed couple kayaking when prime minister justin trudeau shook the groom's hand and gavehe cheek before he accidently flipped his kayak on the shoreline. here with the caption "making a splash." >> he couldn't grab that -- >> yeah. >> these things happen. that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. for drew and shoe, thank you for joining us. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. have a good evening. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. (announcerer) the following is a paid advertisement for time life's video collection. from beautiful downtown burbank... (narrator) it's the best of rowan & martin's laugh in, exclusively from time life! you bet your sweet bippy. (narrator) it's been 50 years since america heard this... alright, sock it to me! (lily) one ringy dingy... (laughter) -two ringy dingy... -and this... (jack) may i suggest th

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that's ryan, the groom, and his mother debbie. they start dancing. >> mm-hmm. i'm sure. slow dance the entire time. >> they actually slow dance the entire time -- yshes, the entir time. a beautiful mome >> ironically unexpected. >> there she is, mother/son exchanging pleasantries. >> your mother is the only one that loves you. >> then the deejay picks it back up again. >> mom said she wanted to do a special dance with you, you said that was way too -- >> ryan is like, no, mom, we're not doing that, that's way too pinteresty. ryan didn't expect this. >> she's doing it any way. >> mama said i'm going to do a fun dance, you stand over there in the corner, you be the sucker, let me be great. and she's got company. ♪ ♪ just take those old records off the shelf ♪ >> debbie is joined by ryan's grandmother, and aunt lisa. here is where they steal the show. ♪ grandma is having a good old-time. you want this? take it! she happens to be in a wheelchair this was a surprise for everybody. >> this is a great moment they'll always have and always remember. it's a great moment to run ba

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says the one year old yorkshire terrier named "saucey" slipped out of her restaint, jumped off the groomingable and escaped thru a small hole in a door. saucey's owner and her family confronted the groomer about the disappearance because they feel she hasn't helped look for the dog. the groomer says she's been threatened on social media because of the dog's disappearance. saucey's owner is offering a five- thousand dollar reward for her return. ( tiffany ) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... a patriot prayer rally gets the green light to hold an event at crissy filed this weekend. hear how san francisco is trying to prevent violence from breaking out. and the president is moving forward with his transgender military plan... find out how soon he wants transgener troops to stop serving. plus... a big ruling today for hundreds inmates on death row. details on why the state could resume executions after more than 10 years. (tiffany) good morning i'm tiffany mcelroy..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)not expecting much change

the groom says working out together made them a stronger couple. >> after a lot of hard work 30 men andighters, they graduated from the program at bucks county community college last night. the ceremony was held at the performing arts center. family and friends were on hand to watch them receive their diplomas and we say congratulations to them all. >> indeed. 4:57 now. those security chips on your credit or debit cards are supposed to make transactions more secure. now there is concern that they can physically fall out of the card. >> new video shows rescuers carrying victims from the are you able rubble of an earthquake in china. we have surveillance video of that quake coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning, it's 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday august 9th. >> we're following developing news. tensions between the u.s. and north korea are rising dangerously high as both leaders exchange threats. >> new details this morning. police say teenagers acc

the dj welcomes them both to the floor, and that's ryan, the groom, and his mother, debbie. hey start dancing. >> mm-hmm, i'm sure. i'm sure they're just going to slow dance the entire time. >> well, they actually slow dance the entire time. yes, the entire time. and it's a beautiful moment. >> ironically unexpected. >> there she is hugging and holding her son, exchanging words and pleasantries. >> your mother is the only one that really loves you. >> as the song ends, the dj picks back up again. >> this is where i get to have a little bit of fun. so mom said that she wanted to do a special dance with you and you said that that was way too pinteresoh! >> see,t. >> ryan is like no, mom, we're not doing that. that's way too pinteresty. well, guess what, ryan didn't expect this. >> so, too bad, she's going to idot mama said i'm going to do a fun dance. you can stand over there in the corner and be a sucker and let me be great. and she's got company. >> here we go. ♪ >> now debbie is joined by her mother, sue, ryan's grandmother, and aunt lisa. and here's where they just steal th

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. >> that's not the bride, it's not the groom, it's not a brother, it's not dad, not even a family member's a total stranger. because as sweet as this moment is, it has a very sad back story. the bride was left at the altar. >> this guy is a legend. >> she was left at the altar and she went to the nearest bar to drown her sor rows. >> she asked if anyone would buy her a drink. she said i don't drink alcohol, but i'll gladly take a soda. >> this one guy saw a woman in need, took her hand and danced with her. >> there were three little bears in the shop. >> parker and ally having a great time. the reason why this is such a special moment is because it's a very, very rare moment. >> now there's two little muffins in a bakery shop. >> he was born with sensory processing disorder. my son has also suffered that. you have five senses. for all of us, let's say they're all on a same level. it's called being integrated. kids with sensory processing disorder, their senses are all out of whack. sometime their sound is so sensitive they have to walk around with their hands over their ears. in parker's

. >>> well, for the bride and groom, a wedding is priceless. for the parents, a big price tag. >> parents of the bride and groom contribute about two thirds of the wedding budget. collectively, spending about $19,000 on average. the parents of the bride usually take on most of the burden. spending about 5,000 more than the groom's parents. that old tradition, i guess, right? >> i guess so. >> i got two boys. >> i had two girls. >>> 5:25 right now. new video, sea turtles crawling all over a beach in mexico to lay eggs. >> take a look. olive ridley turtles from the sea part egg laying. up to 200,000 turtles are expected to lay close to 15 million eggs. 10% will then hatch. >> helping them along there. a lot of eggs. >>> coming up, fired after dmoning, the consequences of a man after he showed up to the white nationalist rally in charlottesville. >>> breaking news to affect your commute. that's a shooting on 880 east bay. a live report on the scene. of course, turning to mike to let us know the impact on the morning rush hour. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mas

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the groom, the tot ographer and her sister are all in houston. the loved ones ful they're okay. i'm just exhausted. i mean wedding always has stress, but i didn't think a hurricane would come and add to that stress. our mairm will be easy after this. you you make it through a hurricane, a marriage will be a piece of cake. well, the wedding part is booked on a flight out of houston on friday. if the roads are clear before then, well, they plan to drive. hopefully they'll get that wedding in. a lighter moment now from hurricane harvey. a fox news reporter was covering the storm when he got an unexpected gift. difficulty with visibility and all the rest. i gotcha you you guys galveston beer. that will be nice for after we are done quoferg this. when a woman darts into the frame, hands him a six-pack of galveston beer. that's what i call a good photo bomb. a moment of leftie while that is really important. we talked about that before. any time you're in a situation like that. it is very heavy and you're looking at the devastation, that moment -- it was nice. and i'm sure he probably

also in the programme: grooming the next generation. the bbc talks to child soldiers trained by so—called islamic state now living in europe. and making his fourth and final appearance as james bond: the actor daniel craig confirms he will return as 007. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in washington, where the firestorm following president trump's latest comments blaming both sides for the violence in charlottesville, virginia continues to burn. business leaders have joined two former republican presidents in condemning his stance. the bbc‘s north america editorjon sopel reports. # amazing grace... the memorial service for heather heyer, an anti—racism protestor mown down by a white supremacist in charlottesville on saturday. but far from this being an occasion when a nation comes together, america seems more bitterly divided than ever. they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what? you just magnified her. applause this was charlottesville on friday night — racist groups chanting "jews will not replace

one of them later on in the reception, what do the bride and groom start doing? circling the room. we all get to cringe through this conversation. >> so we had this crazy, crazy request. it's going to sound insane. but we were just eating dinner over here and we saw this wedding going on and it seemed so fun and we wanted to be part of it. >> you guys got to go. >> no worries. >> if they had led with a gift. >> it's funny you should say this. >> if you are watching this and you are the bride and groom, we want to offer you a gift. one of the bucket items off your list. if it's within our reach. >> good luck. i'd love to see the follow-up to this. >>> she's trying to get dada's attention. except that's not her daddy. >> wow, the secret is out. >>> plus he's trying to be sneaky. >> slinking across the floor. >> but someone is onto him. day 13. if only this were as easy as saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at

the dog's owner say's it happened at "after hours grooming" in oakland friday afternoon. the groomer believes the dog...named "saucey" slipped out of her restaint, jumped off the grooming table and escaped through a small hole in a door. the owner's daughter saucey is like a member of the family. (sot) the pet groomer apologized for what she calls an honest mistake. and says she's even been threatened on social media about saucey's disapperance (pam) more than one thousand people in the south bay have signed an online petition calling for the removal of a christopher columbus statue. the statue currently stands inside san jose's city hall. those behind the petition argue columbus was guilty of genocide and enslaved indigenous people ... and should not occupy such

the ar known for the sand chris lounging on a >> the groom to be asked him to height looks like there'seople >> desome planning. i said big props to him. >> saturday afternoon he unveil to his girlfriend and he proposed and she said yes. >> the sculpture of the governor made headlines. christ was photographed on a govern mansion. >>> five minutes before 7:00. next we're right back with the >>> that includes the presid primetime address today the "new york times" is announ he's raising troop the white house says the presid speech will focus on a path forward in afghanistan watch it live right here on nbc >>> just about six hours away in our region only a part will best time to see maximum safest way to look at the device get your special report at 1:00 if you can get outside to see it app. >>> king of pressure j mostly 60s in the lehigh valley. lehigh see a chance thunde i don't think it will be eclips forecast, we'll see a good view for philadelphia suburb isolated shower is lehigh will see late day chance for an isolated shower or thunde in southern or lookin good for new jersey and >>

and i think it was the rochdale grooming scandal which came toa rochdale grooming scandal which came th the prosecution then that's all the suggestions that councils, police and the crown prosecution service had not done enough to intervene to stop and there were concerns that maybe they had not done that because ofa maybe they had not done that because of a concern about a racist backlash. we the chief constable saying there was no political correctness here. i think that is something that people are aware of, there has been much soul—searching as to what should be done and what more can be done to prevent this kind of thing going on. police forces now routinely briefed officers on how to spot this kind of abuse. the likely victims, the likely locations, different kinds of grooming behaviour, the way these gangs operate. and prosecutors are advised that victims have to be careful, they're advised that victims have to be careful, they‘ re often advised that victims have to be careful, they're often people who distrust the authorities and they may have been in trouble with the police t

believes that the one year old yorkshire terrier named saucey slipped out of her restaint, jumped off the groomingle and escaped thru a small hole in a door. saucey's owner and her family confronted the groomer today about the disapperance and because they feel she hasn't helped look for the dog. they say saucey is like a member of their family. (grant) the pet groomer says she has had other people looking for the dog, rather than herself. she says because she's been threatened on social media about the dog's disapperance she has had other people looking for the dog, rather than herself. saucey's owner is offering a five-thousand dollar reward for her return. (vicki) new tonight at nine.... the white house is unveiling new renovations to the oval office and west wing. kron 4's washington

the former director of public prosecutions, lord macdonald, has said that the grooming of vulnerable oundly racist crime". yesterday, 18 people, mainly of pakistani or bangladeshi origin, were convicted of abusing girls in newcastle. the force involved in the case, northumbria police, has been defending its decision to pay a convicted paedophile £10,000 for information during the course of that investigation. our home affairs correspondent nick beake reports. the raids across newcastle smashed a grooming gang that was drugging and abusing young girls, one just 1a years old. the victims were mostly white, the attackers mainly british men from pakistani, indian and bangladeshi heritage. it's a story we've heard time and again, oxford, rochdale, cardiff, to name a few. today, one former leading prosecutor condemned what he said had been a reluctance to investigate asian gangs who target vulnerable white girls, and that a big change was needed. i think some recognition that this is a problem in all communities and across communities, and recognising it for what it is, not pretending it's