she was the wife of frederick the prince of wales. you can think of them is sort of the william and kate of their day. they were married in april of 1736 and went oglethorpe came back from england after that marriage, he said he wanted a fort built in this area where the trade was going on to protect the trade and the traders who were here so the fort was named or princess augusta the new princess of wales and there was another fort built in the south part of the colony that was named fredricka after her new husband so the royal marriage was honored by oglethorpe in doing that create fortunately in augusta as in much of the backcountry of the south the revolution was really a civil war. it was between people who lived here, those were loyal to the crown and those who are part of the patriot or revolutionary force. in augusta that was true and so some of the fighting has that sort of a real warfare civil war nature about it. behind me are the representation of a continental soldier in uniform. they would come to the area toward the end

we have of picture of princess address the issue was the wife of frederick the prince of wales. think of them the william and kate of your day very to 1736 and when oglethorpe came back he said he wanted a fort built and was very aware indian trade was going on to protect that trade and the traders. support was named for the princess of wales and there was another for to build in the south part of the comedy that was named frederika after the of prince so a the royal marriage was honored to do that. fortunately is in excess the end much of the of backcountry of the south south, the revolution was the civil war between people who lived here that were loyal to the crown or part of the revolutionary force. so some of the fighting has the guerrilla warfare. behind to me are the representation of the continental soldier isn't uniform they would come toward the end and then we would see is the militiamen said you have to different armies fighting for the patriot cause those that were part of the state's militia as well as those who joined up with those continental forces joining up wi

temples is here to represent two of the professional associations of the barristers of england and wales, lord egor judge, lord justice tomlinson, sir anthony hooper and the reverend robin griffith jones.

--whales she says that changes in the food supply of wales and sharks specifically changes in the upper leg of coral and mackerel has brought the animals closer to shore. she also believes that the pattern could continue >>:absolutely think we could see more sharks and i think we already have seen more than usual >> charles :surfers were well aware that sharks may be visiting these waters >>:i think about it yet >> charles :but she it is not convinced that is going to increase the rate of shark attacks >>:yes there are going to be more sharks but that does not necessarily mean that they are going to be aggressive and increase the amount of shark attacks >> pam :there are roughly 95 wildfires burning across the west. and now, for the first time in nearly a decade--- soldiers will suit up to fight fires in california and washington. at least 200 military troops will spend most of this week. training to fight fires. in lake county. firefighters are close to containing the jerusalem fire. it has destroyed nine- homes. and has charred more than 25- thousand acres. the fire is now 90- percent

for example, new south wales temperatures will be cooling down to minus 7 degrees on friday. your low will be 7 degrees on friday. very chilly temperatures are waiting for you. and across europe there is a significant weather happening over the continent. large hail and damaging winds are expected across the north of the continent and south of the scandinavian peninsula. behind it wet and cool conditions for you. here is the extended forecast. >>> that's it for us here on "newsline." there is more to come here on nhk world so stay with us. /ñ>x you are watching "france 24," broadcasting live from paris. the e.u. could provide help to balkan countries hit by the financial crisis. angela merkel is in brussels to address the issue. we will talk to our correspondent. more than 3000 migrants crossed into hungary on thursday alone. we followed a group of migrants throughout their ordeal at the border of serbia. vester lee flanagan, who shot dead to reporters -- dead tw

on monday a tornado was sighted and hailstorms hit many parts of new south wales. now, cooler than average temperatures and wet weather will continue into thursday. take a look at this. snow is on the menu in many places in the mountains in new south wales and victoria. here's your extended forecast. >>> more to come here on nhk world, so stay with us. >> we are broadcasting live from paris. it is 1:00 here in france and here are the headlines. the german chancellor gears up for tomorrow's summit in vienna that will be dominated by the migrant crisis. before that, angela merkel will visit a refugee center hit five violent protests -- hit by violent protests. ministers are set to meet to come up with new security measures to prevent terror attacks on public transports. this comes after the terror suspect has been charged with terrorism. further violence breaks out in lebanon as the government affairs

let's have a look at what was captured in the town in new south wales. this is a tornado not quite touching the ground. it did cause trouble. it wasn't alone in this severe weather. the vast amount of rain family. the dam set to be recommissioned breached itself. this is south of sydney. that produced 248 millimeters of rain. that's where the problem came. i'd like to say it's all over, but i can't. the rape is still there in the forecast for wednesday. although it will wind itself out of the way, coming down through greens land is the next interesting built of weather, heading for sydney and to forecast the severe weather, in sydney is there, as well. for some curious reason, this winter season, all of a sudden in new south wales and now has turned really quite vast amounts of rain and tornadoes, and possibly more to come. >> sierra leone could be declared free of ebola. the countries last known patient with the virus is reds from hospital. the outbreak that began last year has killed 11,000 people in west africa, a third of them in sierra leone. we hav

instead i got to go to north wales.ises that i was not disappointed. >> it is the beginning of june and we are in north wales. there is a severe weather warning in place which is perfect because we are here to drive this. a car with virtually no practical purpose. it has almost no storage and only has one seat and as you can see it has no roof. which is great because it never rains here. honest. this.t does have is the carbon fiber looks might be the first thing you notice the facts and the figures are not far behind. horsepower with a top speed of 170 miles an hour zero that itb three seconds feels faster because of where you sit. it might be road legal but inside the cockpit you feel like a racing driver. >> you come down through here into this banking corner. guy: that has these guys excited. these potential customers have traveled from around the world to see what it has to offer. but these guys are serious about the sport. have a stableeady of supercars, portions -- porsche, lamborghini, ferrari but this is differe

of 10 immigrant workers earlier this year, they have stopped traffic here, this is horsham in north wales, they are protesting outside of the pharmaceutical company and they are union workers and fired workers and the supporters protesting outside of the pharmaceutical company's u.s. headquarters there. quite a large group there and we'll monitor the situation and bring you updates. >>> turning to accuweather, we are looking at drenching downpours and storms popping up this afternoon, looking live at the ben franklin bridge from sky 6 hd, can you feel the humidity the moment you step outside. "action news" david murphy over at the big board. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan the wide view showing you several areas of precipitation, this stuff is fairly scattered and moving away from us, maybe a sprinkle in south jersey, you can see how this is featuring fairly good cells and a little thunder in here, but this is what we are looking at later in the day or tonight. a cold front to the west is forcing this to the east. i would not be surprised to see a batch of rain similar to that in our a

. >> 602 wales drive. >> 602 wales drive? instead of dispatching an ambulance to wales drive, the dispatcher sends paramedics to wells street, w-e-l-l-s. 27 miles away from darlene. darlene dies from a blood clot, police say. after an ambulance takes more than 45 minutes to find her. >> very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebody's life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. at number 16, lost patients. nursing home patient mary cole turns up missing during a bed check. finding her becomes a manhunt. noted on her missing person poster, she suffers from alzheimer's disease and may be disoriented. her daughter, tammy terry, clings to hope and joins the search. >> we go from morning until pitch dark. >> four days go by until mary is finally found inside the nursing home, locked in a storage closet. >> i believed and trusted them when they said we searched every room, every nook and cranny, we moved furniture, and it was a lie. >> mary is sev

temples is here to represent two of the professional associations of the barristers of england and wales, lord egor judge, lord justice tomlinson, sir anthony hooper and the reverend robin griffith jones. so i welcome you all, and i'm grateful for your participation in today's ceremony. this exhibition was organized by the library of congress in lin cathedral, bringing magna carta to the usa. we are immensely grateful to dean phillip butler for the loan of lincoln cathedral's 1215 magna carta to the exhibition. when the lincoln magna carta returns to england next year, it will be remembered with a brief commemorative event with three other copies that survived from 1215, two of which are kept by the british library, one of which is kept by salisbury cathedral. the british library will display the four surviving manuscripts for one historic day. it will be the first time they have ever been exhibited together. the lincoln magna carta will then be moved to its permanent residence in a dedicated vault specially constructed this year as part of the lincoln castle revealed project. now, you m

where in north wales.s a severe warning weather and place which is perfect because we are here to drive this. a car with no practical purpose. it has almost no storage. it has got one seat. no windscreen. it has got no roof. which is great because it never rains here. honest. what is does have, though, is this. [revs engine] the carbon fiber looks may be the first thing you notice but the facts and figures are not far behind. 280 brake horsepower, a top speed of 170 miles an hour, 0 to 60 in three seconds. but it feels faster of where you sit. this car like the road legal, but inside the cockpit you feel like a race driver. >> comes through into this banking corner here. what got these guys excited. this customers have traveled to north wales to see what the mono has to offer for the 110,000 pound price tag. serious money, yes. but they are serious about the sport. lamborghini,, ferreri, but the mono is different. >> it starts, the pedals, left down. guy: with the track drying out, it is time to see what t

unusual abundance of wales hanging around just offshore. sinkhole food web is pushing right edge of short for us to take a look at. >> reporter: changes in the food supply in sharks. sicily in these upwelling of krill mackerel to. it is brought the animals close to shore a. also believes the pattern could continue. "seen much earlier in the season the normal seen these. >> reporter: impeachment-year and servers this book to will where sharks could be visiting these waters. "but for sharia. a good >> reporter: number charges is not necessarily mean there'll be more shark attacks on people. the fed"leasing more sharks that's true. don't necessarily know for a seat more shark attacks we haven't really year to date seen a huge increase in shark attacks. if this >> reporter: more charged that stop you from surfing? "no" >> reporter: clive if we get a lot moisture possible with only know all the fresh water coming down from streams of tears and francisco could push the sharks and wales further out to sea. >> pam: mix of extreme heat means the gol

horsham root is shut down between north wales and route 202 parkway. on nbc10 for new information as we get it. >>> a blue house at the jersey shore has neighbors seeing red. >>> a local neighbor sees a house you call here a circus. ted greenberg is looking into whether this home's unusual decorations are legal. >>> and it's still ahead on nbc10 news at 5:00, we're going to introduce you to a very special group of eagles fans with 37 children, this family makes quite the cheering section. how they got a special invite to see their favorite team. i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. >>> one man's idea of art has a few of his neighbors at the jersey shore feeling blue. that's the main color his house is bathed in at night. >> the lights here are a bit distracting, and bringing in a lot of unwanted traff

any other illegals by replacing this fence with a wall, he called it a great wall of trump, the ma wale may be a joke. but is he serious? almost 2,000 miles from the pacific ocean all the way to the gulf of mexico even possible? let's take a look at the facts and the fence. along the border there are about 670 miles of border fence in section is about a third of the border. and according to the government accountability office depending on the terrain and the type of fence it costs anywhere between $200,000 and $15 million per mile to build the fence. so the total bill for that 670 miles about $2.4 billion. trump says his wall would be big are and even more secure than the current fence. so it's safe to say that it would cost many times what's already been spent. that $2.4 billion that was just to build the fence. it costs hundreds of millions of dollars more every year to maintain it. then there's the 3.7 billion we spent on 21,000 border patrol agents keeping them in the field like that guy. and the border patrol says you don't actually need a solid wall because this is where the rugg

not as waled as yesterday but costly none the lessments stunning because the market dropped dramatically only in the last few moments. chinese markets already open and down ever so slightly. the dow closing down 204 points, the nasdaq down 19 points. the s & p 500 down 25 and change. >> there's still plenty of uncertainty to make people nervous. maybe a little bit of panic selling beyond what's necessary. so strap in for a bid of a bumpy ride. >> i think people are strapped in. concern is over china's flailing economy. regulators now taking emergency measures including lowering interest rates. >>> it's been in business for 20 years. the male escort website raking in millions. now the ceo of rentboy.com facing prostitution charges. the ceo and six workers were taken into federal custody today during a raid. investigators seized bank accounts and millions of dollars. authorities say the website was thinly veiled front for a highly lucrative prostitution ring. defense attorneys say there's nothing illegal about the service. >> the case involves first amendment issues and the use of technolo

. >> i've got people on the tour today from india, brazil, argentina, wales, london -- literally all over the world. some from california on board today, as well. >> yeah, we came all the way from india, and one of the things which we decided, even before we left india, was to come to liverpool and see all these historic sites of the fab four -- the penny lane, the strawberry fields, the cavern, and then, of course, visit the museum. >> what do you think of the beatles? >> i just think they're amazing. well, they changed music. >> for some reason, it's become a tradition for visitors to write a message on the gates. i couldn't resist. when we return, we'll visit a place that puts the mania into beatlemania. "teen kids news" will be right back. it won't be long. go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, you ignore people. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. go on kitty, kitty... >> we're in liverpool, hometown of the beatles. it's also home to "the beatles story" -- an exci

herd in south wales will be a casualty of the dairy crisis.the former has half the number of cows and will sell the rest -- has halved the number of cows and will sell the rest by year's end -- end. >> prices have crashed. it has made it unsustainable to keep milking cows here. reporter: the company won't give up without a fight. he and other farmers are force thehis to supermarket to pay more for the milk it uses for cheese. after three hours, tesco agrees to talk, the latest in a string of concessions. >> i think the campaign is going extremely well, but i think the thing that shocked everybody is that young farmers, the next generation of our industry, are coming out with a loud voice and saying we will not put up with what our fathers put up with. reporter: the headline-grabbing protests are changing the relationships. >> essentially, the farmers have won. or at least the farmers have had a massive impact in securing a better deal for themselves than iny hvae in -- they have past disputes. reporter: here in cardiff, the farmers union hands

george's basin area of new south wales. there is forecast weather warnings of heavy rains.the state news agency said that there have been human casualty in north korea. in south korea, it said it is willing to discuss the lifting of sanctions on north korea. the offer comes a day after the offer was reached of de-escalation between the two countries. >> attempt to calm the market appear to have little effect with stocks falling for a fifth consecutive day. >>> egypt's president is in moscow meeting with president putin. it is his third visit to moscow since he took office in 2014. thai authorities have destroyed two tons of illegal ivory worth $2.8 million. it included tusks of more than 200 african elephants. thailand is a major destination of smuggled ivory but it's under increasing pressure. >>> concrete blast walls are proving to be the perfect blank canvas. jennifer glass explains why. >> on the barriers that is built to create security, across the street they're painting hearts as a symbol of healing the nation. it's all the work of artists, with a few hundred dollars

gunshots and wales echoed late this morning when police say they were forced to shoot garland tyree as the 38-year-old alleged gang member ran out of hices home, firing at police, with this ak-47. >> it was on full automatic when he exited and began shooting. >> reporter: the six-hour standoff ended. tyree was dead. he allegedly shot and seriously injured an fdny lieutenant, who tried to save him from a smoke bomb he allegedly set. authorities say they had worked tirelessly for a different outcome, trying to get tyree to surrender. negotiating teams allowed him to talk to family members, even flew in his mother from delaware, with a promise that he would give up. >> very cooperative, up to the point when his mom came, and very sweet with the mom. anbed mom was very sweet with him. said, coming out now, mama. >> reporter: but social media shows it's possible tyree had no such intentions. one of his last posts read, "today i die." >> very dangerous. >> reporter: police say in addition to this ak-47, tyree had stashed in his home a smoke grenade, three handguns and two fully loaded magazi

in new south wales, severe flooding, over 300 homes had to be evacuated. because of that moisture. you see a poor kangaroo jumping through there. but what we have going on, as far as the forecast is more showers out here. i think most of this is going to be south of sydney, but around canberra, you could be seeing precipitation thursday and also into friday. towards melbourne, victoria, showers on the friday. but into the inland locations, we got some snow in the forecast. overnight lows below freezing. let's look at the tropics in the atlantic. this is erica tracking off to the west. tropical storm warnings in effect for the lesser antilles, towards puerto rico as well. this one will struggle until it gets over here to the bahamas. most outlooks, including the national hurricane center expects that to be a hurricane off the east coast of florida. something to watch heading into the long range. here in europe, severe weather still a possibility across the netherlands, towards france and germany. cold front blowing through and this will be a hot spot headin

residents to abandon their homes. 300 properties have been flooded in the basin area of new south wales. there have been strong winds and more heavy rains. >>> nor's state news agency said that there had been 400 casualties afte after a typhoon passed over the area. south korea said it's willing to discuss the lifting of sanctions on the north. a deal was reached to defuse the sanctions on the country. >>> egypt's president is in moscow where he has been meeting president putin. this is president el-sisi's third trip to russia since he took office in 2013. and another sign of courting russian favor to compensate for strained relations with the united states. we have more from moscow. >> russia and vicinity j agreed in principle what they call a broad anti-terrorism front involving key international players in the region, including syria to fight the islamic state in iraq and the levant, to fight isil. that's an interesting development. the saudis have it specifically that there can be no future for president assad in syria. and the saudis hold the purse strings in are a large extent for

andrew thomas reports from singleton in new south wales. >> reporter: until recently, it was the wonder down under. that's changed. commodity prices have collapsed. the downturn is felt in towns like singleton. restaurants have closed and shops are empty. this car dealer is still in business, but has seen a 30% drop in sales and has been laying off staff. >> it's belt tightening for us. we have had 30, 40 people. now it's 25 people to keep the business afloat. >> the economy is tied into the coal industry. the price has tumbled, down by more than half in four years. this is the hunter valley north of sydney. just a few years ago it was booming. no longer. existing mines are cutting back on production. thousands are seeing cuts to wages or losing their jobs intirely. coal is australia's second biggest export. the biggest, iron ore, used to make steel, has seen its prices down. robert was being flown to remote copper mines where he works repairing machinery. he was told he lost his job by text message. >> my family is in shock. we are on a single income. start back over, getting out resum

the cainine association held the field trials today in north wales. dogs were tested on skills lyko bead yens, evidence detention and suspect searches. it is a two-day event and it is open to the public and so check it out tomorrow at wendet straight park. >>> thousands get up for a early morning run with a famous funny man. a run with real heart. >> and tieing a knot for the pope. the illusion creates -- created as a problem solver. >> tomorrow we crank up the heat back into the 90s. we'll look at that and your seven-day coming up. >>> right now a woman is in critical condition in the hospital after a car struck her while she was riding her bicycle. we were on the scene at 22nd street in center city when the car hit the woman early this morning. she was later taken to the hospital where she had several broken bones. police say the driver did stay at the scene and was not arrested. >>> in montgomery county, dozens of residents tore a new hall in landsdale. they held a dedication ceremony as part of the founder's day festivities. local residents checke

"eyewitness news" at north wales elementary school for all the fun and excitement which included events-war and a bucket brigade. eight local companies are testing their skills. >> for example, the old fashioned bucket brigade. something like they used to use to put out fires in ben franklin's days with water and buckets and teamwork. you use teamwork, leadership and communication. >> kyw news radio. good to see him. the winning fire company gets a year's worth of bragging rights for being the absolute best. very nice. sounds like a good friendly competition on a beautiful day like today. >> fun time, yes. >> this was a perfect day. >> how about it, mid, late august, low humidity, full sunshine, temperatures right where they should be this time of year so hopefully you had a chance to be outside and it was a perfect summer day in juniata park. let's take you there. children had a great time cooling off in the water park today. look t even though we didn't have that high humidity still can't beat just chilling out with the water slide or the water fountains there. just trying stay cool e

and princess augustine of the new princess of wales and another ford to missile fired name fredrickarince frederick her new husband. the royal marriage was honored in doing that. fortunately in the dust as in much of the backcountry of the south, the revolution was a civil war between people who live here, those loyal to the crown and those who are part of the revolutionary force in the neck i said that was true and so they have the sort of guerrilla warfare civil war nature about it. behind me at the representation of a continental soldier in uniform who would come to the area towards the end of the war and then what we would've seen here and most of the war as militiamen. you basically have two different armies fighting for the patriot cause. people within states who are part of the state militia as well as people with joined up at the continental forces under the command ultimately of george washington and washington would appoint general nathaniel greene is the commander of the southern forces after 1778. after the american revolution the indian trade was over as farmers lived in

it was a tough one, but new south wales was where most of the jobs were added. a lot of residential construction was going on there. it was trying to encourage people who were leaving the mining in this rate into a turnovern to allow of jobs or transfer of employment within the economy. a tough read, on the one hand it looks good because employees are hiring and more people looking for work will stop on the other hand, that unemployment rate is back to january levels. it's a little bit unclear what the final conclusion will be. rishaad: michael, thank you very much in sydney. we tell you we have coming up, we all heard about the silk road, what about the silk railway? bringing the best of europe to china. singaporeeaded to looking to build up to the country's golden jubilee. the six of the city success. ♪ ♪ >> we are here on the streets of singapore. this location was for the chinese immigrants were located in the early days. the city'so build economy. singapore is celebrating its 50th birthday this weekend. a huge celebration, because the city has come from slu

. >> as you can see i'm at one of the most famous ceremonial locations where the prince of wales andthe duchess and prime minister are just starting a religious ceremony of commemoration and memorial. they are surrounded by dozens of veterans of that generation. and this conflict and the survivors of it occupy a particular place in this country's post war memory, collective memory of that conflict. they have been referred to as the forgotten army and the war in ja ban japan never had the iy as the conflict in germany. they are commemorating and give thanks to those men and women. >> there are many days associated with the end of the second world war. does vj day have a particular significance? >> it does, i think. it's a rather more complicated legacy. one of the principle issues people have to come to terms with are the defeats at the beginning of the campaign and then the brutality against the japanese as the it was fought more aggressively until ran rann fell. the key thing to remember for the british was the number of prisoners of war and the mistreatment of prisoners of war by t

so he encouraged people like wale walesse. he gave a speech to the afl-cio. he probably took hands that aaron had written and scribbled over them. he said to the polish workers you have the right to organize and determine your own future. nobody really paid attention to that speech because reagan was shot shortly thereafter. the eastern pure pines and leswaleka. the soviet economy demanded on one thing, high oil prices. nobody was buying russian cars. nobody was buying russian watches. nobody was buying russian things except oil and national gas. so he targeted that by realizing that if the price of oil would go down, the russian government would be bankrupt. so he encouraged the natural market forces to continue to get the price down. one of his favorite generals to saudi arabia and say keep pumping oil, push the price down. it went from $40 to $18 in nine months. they had crop failures. so then reagan did the final triumph which is to say star wars. i challenge you, soviet union, we are going to develop a defense and missile system that will destroy your nu

the dam and sightings of wales this close california shores paints a lesser enthusiastic picture of what'smarine life. this year the humpback whales showing up numbers like never before they've made some the shipping channel of following food krill and anchovy. there's a lot of other species and hear a lot of everything coming they wanna feed themselves. it's beautiful and seen it can also be terrible the job growth of view-source and the whales closer to shore following nicole water current also brings them into harm's way in the shipping channels. some of"says a few days ago a cargo shippers and the guy had a whale so many the state from the wells. >> reporter: and seen dead marine mammals washed ashore in bay area beaches this one just happened last week and a proxy results are confirmed scientists say injuries, and from about heading at a wine club the borders so many wells and water is shared by boaters there's still arrest and one that that is the emergence of increasingly deadly numbers as the drug continues. east they >> dianne: areas showing low clouds and place. the jurors in the

wales have named their squad opening game in cardiff. >> much tougher team than we had four years ago but it is an incredibly tough group this time around. group stages, it's going to get probably as much effort to get to the semi, all bets are off when you get to the quarter finals and semis. so the focus for us would be disrespectful. against australia and england. >> one-off t-20 in cardiff. as australia just failed to chase down england's final of 182. five match one day international series. in kenya athletes are set for a victory parade in nairobi. tops the medals table. there he is in the center, won their seventh and final goal in the 1500 meters. the less positive side of kenyan athletics saw two players failing doping test. the country needs a far better anti-doping program. >> the weak spots for us are africa. east africa. so we're focusing now a key priority for us, kenya, ethiopia, because we have to implement testing, in this country outside the competition, we're working very closely with kenyan authorities to establish a national antidoing agency in kenya and we hope t

police canine association field trials yesterday in north wales. handlers tested the dogs on obedience, evidence detection and search skills. you can check out more this morning at wendell straight park. >>> talk about a perfect night for sam bradford that means the eagles are a perfect 3-0 this season. right here on nbc 10, you saw bradford and the birds belt the packers with three early touchdowns. the eagles starting quarterback was 10 for 10 for 121 yards passing. the first team offense and defense clicked. the eagles got all their points in the first half with a 39-26 win against green bay. plenty of excited eagles fans toasted chip kelly's offense at xfinity live last night. and nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal had no problem getting birds fans to chirp about sam bradford. >> sam bradford showing up to play. >> he is. he's killing it. doing good. >> i want him to play a full 16-game season. >> it will be fun next week. we'll win. we'll win the super bowl. >> we're going to win the super bowl? >> yeah! yeah! >> talk about pumped up. the eagles visit

soon to be the princess of wales, "so long as you both shall live." "i will." "diana frances, wilt thou have this man as a wedded husband?" "take thee, charles phillip arthur george" "take thee, phillip charles arthur george. "..to my wedded husband." she exchanged vows with queen elizabeth's eldest and heir to throne, prince charles. nearly a billion viewers around the world... watched a fairytalecome to life...even in the days leading up to the grand event. "the anticipated thousands began gathering around st. paul's cathedral today." "and a radio and television audience representing something like twenty percent of the planet." and television's ability to give those out of reach a nearfirst-hand experience is no better than seen then the royal's treatment. "later in the day, prince charles and lady diana attended a wedding rehearsal in the cathedral. they emerged hand in hand to the cheers of the crowds. at least twice earlier, they had made what was described as their last public appearance together before the wedding but no matter to ardent monitors, like

more than 300 properties have been flooded in new south wales.ecasters give warnings of flooding and heavy rains. >>> the state news agency said that there have been 40 menu casualties after a typhoon passed over the north korean peninsula. meanwhile, south korea said that it's willing to discuss the lifting of sanctions on north korea. it comes after a deal was reached in the deescalation between the two countries. >>> afghanistan'afghanistan has been deprived of many luxuries b what it does have are blank walls that are proving to be the perfect canvas. artists are transforming the barriers. >> the barriers, an effort to create stability. the anti-corruption message warn that the people and god are watching. across the street they're painting hearts as a symbol of healing the nation. it's all the work of artists and a group of volunteers. with a few hundred dollars of their own money for paint and supplies, they're working to change the kilometers that no kilometers of walls that make people feel trapped in their own city. >> if is time for afg

they have beaten south africa for the first time, did it away from home as well and island for walesiff winning 35-21. the rugby world cup gets underway in september. michael phelps is looking very good ahead of next year's olympics of the the 18-time gold medallist clocked the fastest butterf butterfly. he wasn't considered for the on ongoing world championships because of a drink-drive con conviction. it's felt his quickest time would have won him this year's world title by more than half a second. >> he will be going strong in rio, it would seem. >> that's it for me for now, laurin andy thank you very much indeed. see you tomorrow. >> that's it for me, lauren taylor for this newshour. i will be back in a few moremins with another round of the days news. stay with us if you can. thank you for watching "newshour" bye for now. ♪ >> this week on talk to al jazeera: stand-up comedian mo amer. >> it's like, "are you a terrorist"? like literally, "are you a terrorist"? i'm like... "who says yes"? like seriously, "who says yes"? oh... you got me! you're so tricky... here's the bomb, be ca

. >> reporter: yeah, matt in north wales there's the tow truck.lsh road eastbound approaching dekalb pike. we have movement lanes blocked. westbound they are blocking the latest fer 4re689 lane. a number of lanes blocked, we can see police the tow truck on the scene with the accident right now in north wales. it is not the only one out there, staying in montgomery county we've got an accident at highland and mount carmel that's a new one. this accident involving an overturned vehicle in burlington county. 130 northbound cedar lane. you may see restrictions with this one. i-95 southbound be 14 miles per hour at girard. >> taking a live look at center city philadelphia, nice and clear and comfortable. >> reporter: southern storm system stayed so far to the south we're getting sunshine back quickly in philadelphia. take a look at temperatures, we are at 72. in cape may and delaware there could be a morning shower, even there we expect the clouds to break up in the morning and moving into the afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mo

it's a 1,000 mile trek through scolt scotland and wales. steve: -- >> we're walking with our allies. the problems they have are parallel to what we have. steve: the trek starts on. prince harry will join a portion of the walk. dari: let's speak more about him. prince harry planning to visit the u.s. he'll promote the invictus games, the sporting event for wounded, injured and sick service personnel. the games will be in orlando, florida. harry is working in south africa on conservation projects. steve: very nice. macy's is hoping high tech upgrades can keep shoppers coming in the doors. dari: this is very intriguing. mac king is live in herald square to tell us about the dressing rooms of the near future at the department store. >> hi. we hope it's the near future. amazon offers around 19 million items of clothing alone. in this macy's store, they might stock approximately half of 1% of that. so to compete, it must come up with other ways to improve the shopping experience. >> dressing room experience makes me feel like a glamorous lady. fa

's in north wales.ple of miles off to the west, into berks, lancaster, even lehigh county, and even in northwest chester county for that matter, you have actually found some wet weather, and there it is again for you, just one more time. let's take you out though to another pretty camera shot. earlier in the broadcast, palmyra cove, then this sunday came up. beautiful view it became. we got to show this again. beautiful beautiful shot here outside palmyra cove. and, we're seeing that sunlight pretty much everywhere else, as well, where you don't have wet weather issues, now looking ahead for the rest of the day, still scattered shower, thunderstorm, brief granted but locally heavy downpours come with that. tomorrow, definitely, not only the most widespread coverage of showers, storms, but looks like it will be the storm yes, sir day of the pack, colds front. then we heat up later in the week. by wednesday, free, clear, going to end one more than anything, some dry weather, so kind of front loaded this t

. >> sergeant steve dilorenzo of the new south wales police department is the first officer to arriveene. >> i saw there was a man with a high-caliber semiautomatic pistol, and i noticed there were several hostages were screaming. >> the sergeant is armed with a taser gun. >> the taser carries a camera on it, and it films the person who was going to be tasered. i came up on his blind side. and fired the taser at the center of his body. the taser landed on a zipper, and he wasn't shocked by the weapon. i kept walking towards him, thinking the weapon had worked, and he pointed his firearm at my head and fired two shots straight directly at my head. you can see him firing back point-blank. >> a lot of noise. a lot of flashing. it's all sort of blurry because it happened so quickly. >> a fellow officers lends dilorenzo a weapon and a bulletproof vest. a fast and furious gun battle breaks out. >> i decided that i would shoot him in the lower leg, dropping him to the ground, rendering him immobile, and then rush at him and shoot him point-blank in the stomach area. >> but the gunman isn't g

the emphasis in the next day will be not so much in new south wales, maybe a little in victoria, a few showers from melbourne. and running down to queensland, and through brisbane. >> that is something we don't normally do. have a look at hawaii, and why would you. frankly, the weather is normally pleasant. recently, there has been a lot of thunder storms circulating around whole island chains. something like 100 metres has been recorded in honolulu. here, too, surprisingly, that caused flooding. minor flooding, but flooding all the same. i mentioned this because on the way to hawaii, it's a hurricane. >> that's all. stay with us, coming up on the programme israel takes actions from people making money from state subsidized goods. we report from sri lanka, where journalists are wary of promises of a free press. we'll tell you why the weather could scuffer the start of the dakar rally next year. year. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things tayl

and obviously, the state that might adventure wale get to atomic status may never see thermonuclear status. it's that much more difficult. thus, the first detonation is a massive structure. it's not an actual bomb. by today, obviously, we have miniaturized these sufficiently that i can hold a thermonuclear device, not hold it, it's very heavy, but i can stand around it. i am large, but still. so now, both sides have these sort of cataclysmic weapons. and while they do build bigger weapons, keep in mind that a smallish, a small thermonuclear device might be measured in what we would call megatons. what is a kiloton? 1,000 tons. what's a megaton? ki kiloton, 1,000 tons. what's a mega ton? 1 million tons. we're adding zero to the detonating force. so a two megaton detonation is this much more than a kiloton detonation, which is this much more than a 2,000 pound bomb, which is the biggest bomb most people have. so these two states are distancing themselves from the rest of the world in terms of what they can do to anyone else and they're fighting against each other in this cold war by producin

wale continue to follow this breaking story. we'll have more information throughout the newscast and the "nbc10 news" app. >>> the heat and humidity not taking a day off. 83 degrees already. if you're heading out the door soon, you might want to take that umbrella with you as well. nbc10's first alert chief meteorologist galenn "hurricane schwartz is here with the forecast. >> not a lot of places to get relief from the heat. this is one of them at the shore, cape may. very nice, comfortable day there. now, it was relatively comfortable over the weekend because the humidity was down. the humidity really started to come up on monday. yesterday, 92 degrees. today, very close to the 90-degree mark. we could extend the heat wave one more day. it's 84 degrees in philadelphia right now. 82 in allentown and reading. the feels-like temperature getting into the 90s already at dover. 92 degrees. it's very humid out there. way more humid than it's been at any other time during this heat wave. so, as we go through the afternoon, it's going t

of the service employees international union protesting outside the company's headquarters in north wales. many of the people are janitors who were recently fired. today they were demanding their jobs back. we called the company for a response. they said they had no comment. >>> to delaware now. a plant closing in edgemore, new castle county. the company says it's cutting costs. 200 employees and 130 contractors are affected by the move. some will relocate to the company's plant in salem county. others will be laid off and receive severance. the company makes titanium dioxide for the paper industry. >>> the budget battle heats up in pennsylvania and could soon be a crisis. the state's surplus of more than $300 million is drying up. it is now down to about $15 million. when that's gone, lawmakers must decide how to pay thousands of state workers. budget talks are stalled over taxes and public pensions. meanwhile, republican representatives said in a news conference in delaware county today that services for at-risk children should be funded while negotiations continue. state workers must b

kensington palace says the prince of wales will stop in washington, dc in october as part of the preparations orlando. it's for wounded service members held last year in london. >>> the american airlines is going to offer flights to cuba. it will begin flights between l.a. and havana this coming december. the only nonstop flight from the west coast. technically, these will be charter flights. the u.s. does not allow commercial flights to and from cuba but that could be a matter of time. >>> gold star to liza for coffee this morning. >> my pleasure. >> i raise my cup in your honor. >> thank you very much. >> any caffeine we can squeeze in at any time before we're on the air, bring it on. we are going to talk about this morning's commute where westbound traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is going to be slow. the usual stuff for 5:46 in the morning. no big delays across the bridge into san francisco. chp still clearing up this accident that happened in the brentwood area. westbound highway 4 approaching balfour. so it is off to the right-hand side. it's not causing a backup and not too far fro