worcester watch for the clearing of the crash on white hall road. around bean road earlier we had the intersection shutdown. it's back open. still stuff going on. watch for delays moving through there too. >>> next, look at the top stories happening today. >> we'll tell you how search and rescue crews from our area are joining the growing effort to save people caught in tropical storm harvey's flooding. countless patients. countless ailments. countless hours. and guess what? you can handle it all. be a leader in your field with a bsn from strayer university. a nursing program created by and for nurses. let's get it, nurses. >>> few minutes before 7:00. look at the stories we're following for you today. >> new jersey's top search and rescue team expected to arrive in texas today. governor christie deployed task force one last night. team help are rescue and recovery efforts from the flooding of tropical storm harvey. >>> u.s. navy says it recovered all of the remains of the ten missing sailors from the uss john mccain. one of the missing sailors from

a 31 your old man from worcester a nd incident.an from stoke—on—trent. both have been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and the 31—year—old, also for being over the legal alcohol limit. police have said that they thought the minibus and was travelling from the nottingham area and it was completely crushed in this incident. people are asking anybody who might have seen anything to get in touch with any information. laura trad there. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are kevin schofield editor of politicshome and journalist rachel shabi. scotland yard says a man who attacked police officers close to buckingham palace last night drove directly at a police car before reaching for a four—foot sword. the 26—year—old man from luton is said to have shouted "god is great" in arabic as he launched his assault, which left three officers injured. chi chi izundu has the details. concerned tourists lo

the premiership season will get away next version as gloucester host exeter and newcastle face worcesterthe eurohockey semi—finals in less than half an hour. england beat the dutch on penalties in the eurohockey gold—medal match in 2015, while goalkeeper maddie hinch also starred as great britain triumphed against the same opposition in another shoot out to win gold in rio last year. we are meeting them earlier than we'd like but we get to play the .com are playing in front of thousands, this is what we excite me. “— thousands, this is what we excite me. —— what exactly. we have a good history against them but there's a new looking orange and english side, we have to put differences aside and for the 50 minutes. ireland's women clinched a 3—1win over the czech republic in pool c of the eurohockey tournament. the victory means that ireland will remain in european hockey‘s top tier tournament if they avoid defeat against spain on saturday. scotland's women on the other hand suffered a setback in their campaign to remain in the top tier of european hockey after losing 2—1 to spain. england

a 31 year old man from worcester and a 53 old man from stoke—on—trent.rested on suspicion of dangerous driving and the 31—year—old, also for being over the legal alcohol limit. police have said that they thought the minibus and was travelling from the nottingham area and it was completely crushed in this incident. police are asking anybody who might have seen anything to get in touch with any information. chief inspector henry parsons from thames valley police provided an update on the situation this afternoon. around 3:15am, emergency services and staff from highways england were called to junction 1a of the m1 near milton keynes. on arrival, we found a three vehicle collision on the southbound carriageway. two heavy goods vehicles and one minibus. six men and two women sadly died at the seams. a woman, a man and a five—year—old girl who are also travelling in the minibus, were taken to hospital. they all remain there in serious condition with life—threatening injuries. another woman was also taken to hospital with serious injuries not believed to be li

arrested in connection with the incident, a 53—year—old from stoke—on—trent and another man from worcester suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. and the 31—year—old on suspicion of being over the alcohol limit. thames valley police say they believe the lorry was driving from the nottingham area and appealed for anyone with information to come forward. thank you. counter—terrorism police have said a man suspected of deliberately driving a car at police officers outside buckingham palace last night, also had a four—foot long sword. they say the man repeatedly shouted the words "allahu akbar". three policemen were injured as they arrested the 26—year—old close to the mall roundabout. chi chi izundu reports. concerned tourists looked on after reports of a terror incident at one of the country's most high—profile destinations. london's metropolitan police say at around 8:30pm a blue toyota prius was driven at a marked police car in a restricted area near buckingham palace. the car stopped and when officers went to investigate, they were attacked by a suspect with a four foot sword. c

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one of them is a 31—year—old from worcester, the other driver is a 53—year—old from stoke—on—trent.ngerous driving. the 31—year—old was also arrested on suspicion of being over the legal drink—drive limit. police have said the minibus was completely crashed. it had been travelling from the nottingham area and they are appealing to anybody who may have seen anything, any eyewitnesses, to contact them with any relevant information. thank you. scotland yard says a man who attacked police officers close to buckingham palace last night drove directly at a police car before reaching for a four—foot sword. the 26 year old man from luton, is said to have shouted "god is great" in arabic as he launched his assault, which left three officers injured. chi chi izundu has the details. concerned tourists looked on after reports of a terror incident at one of the country's most high—profile destinations. london's metropolitan police say that around 8:30pm last night a blue toyota prius was deliberately driven into a marked police car in a restricted area near buckingham palace. the car stopped and

was that 20—year—old megan jones, the announcement was that 20—year—old meganjones, the centre for worcesterve to another position. she wasn't fazed when she spoke at the press conference. that has come about after the concussion to danielle waterman who would have been playing in herfourth waterman who would have been playing in her fourth world waterman who would have been playing in herfourth world cup waterman who would have been playing in her fourth world cup final. waterman who would have been playing in herfourth world cup final. these we re in herfourth world cup final. these were the thoughts earlier of simon milton, at the head coach. she runs it often in training. and she's had experience at full—back. she's a natural anyway, so she's got a great game at full— back. she's a natural anyway, so she's got a great game at full—back. kicker and field the ball, entering the line. this is fine with that. one of the biggest things about this match is that there is quite a history between england and new zealand. they have met mao world cup. —— they have met now in three world cups and hi

one of them is a 31—year—old from worcester, the other driver is a 53—year—old from stoke—on—trent.eath by dangerous driving. the 31—year—old was also arrested on suspicion of being over the legal drink—drive limit. police have said the minibus was completely crashed. it had been travelling from the nottingham area and they are appealing to anybody who may have seen anything, any eyewitnesses, to contact them with any relevant information. thank you. counter—terrorism police have said a man suspected of deliberately driving a car at police officers outside buckingham palace last night — also had a four—foot long sword. they say the man repeatedly shouted the words "allahu akbar". three policemen were injured as they arrested the 26—year—old close to the mall roundabout. chi chi izundu reports. concerned tourists looked on after reports of a terror incident at one of the country's most high—profile destinations. the metropolitan police say at around 8:30pm a blue toyota prius was driven at a marked police car near buckingham palace. the car stopped and when officers went to investiga

as we take a look at one part of the storm here on storm tracker6 live double scan near lansdale worcestereast about 25 miles an hour has a bit of an arc to it. along 202, 309 approaching doylestown willow grove right on the brink of norristown as this is moving in and we switch from our rain mode over to the velocity mode. what you're seeing here in these green colors especially the brighter greens, this is winds moving towards our radar of speeds near 60 miles an hour so it is in that line between norristown and doylestown where we're funneling that wind through so watch that for central southern parts of montgomery county and also up next will be southern parts of bucks -- berks -- bucks county. in addition to that, rainfall rates between three, 4-inches an hour as they pass by and that is releasing a lot of water in a very short amount of time. so the biggest risk with these storms will be the lightning and the downpours, even the strong winds a moderate risk but thankfully large hail and tornadoes it is a very low risk with these storms as they pass through. sharrie we'll have that se

the action cam stopped by variety's camp and developmental center in worcester.ere there, the kids were enjoying a barbecue lunch. with the help of volunteers, the campers got to take a trip around the world today. they learned about 19 different countries while taking part in friendly competition. >> ♪ >> the many talents of local kids at one south jersey summer camp were on display today. the children at the pemberton township recreation department summer camp are in grades k through eight. well, they've been working for weeks on their routines for today's production. mom, dad and the loved ones were in the audience of course taking those pictures and videos of the show. >> and still to come on "action news" at 4:00 what do chocolate chip cookies wawa hoagies and iced coffee have in common? you can get all of them for free if you stay tuned. >> plus, high on love did you know more and more and couples are amp parentally swapping bartenders for bud tenders when it comes to their receptions. >> oh, really. >> we'll take you inside the weed wedding business in big

banks of lake quinsigamond, and come to shore looking for help.it all began with a cookout at this worcesterse saturday at the child's grandparents' house, and lingered into the wee morning hours.prosecutors say close family friend joshua hubert had been at that cookout, and left in the middle of the night with that seven-year-old, who had been fast asleep on a living room chair.prosecutor:"drove around with her. at some point, choked her and threw her off a bridge, where she was able to get out of the water and go to a house that she saw with the lights on."she was bleeding and badly bruised, but alive. prosecutors say the marks on her neck were consistent with strangulation.35-year-old hubert is charged with kidnapping, but additional charges are expected.woman:"i think it's pretty miraculous that she ... the lake's super deep. the fact she swam all that way is pretty amazing." (vicki) the suspect - joshua hubert - is being held without bail pending a hearing. (grant) still ahead - a kron4 exclusive...a good samaritan says he's the latest witness to an attack on bart. what he did to help..

i went to williams college which is this tiny little thing in worcester, massachusetts, and the only graduate program they had was in development economics. as an economics major every professor had was a development economist who would spend all of their summers in growing economies, and so that very much was the intellectual background that i was raised with. >> before we get into the sdg climate change i'm sure that newspaper report that you referenced today is on everybody's mind. ever anybody who didn't see it, there is a government report written by 13 government agencies based on thousands of studies which is, according to the report, the most solid documentation of the human influence on climate change. there's an issue now as to whether or not the administration is going to release the report. does your committee get access to unfiltered copy of it, and what can you will do to make sure that we see the original report? >> the majority members of my committee may get access to it, if they ask for it. i don't think it is routinely shared with us. one of the things i was, democ

century and the creation of witch city and tanner city and shoe city, you know, and where i grew up in worcester county you had a gardner -- big chair city, right? or toy town or the neighboring town, pioneer plastic city which now, you know, and if you go to the local tourist shop they have pink flamingos for sale here because they were first made and invented by a guy in pittsburgh. here is my point. the whole idea of witch city that was created in the 1890s was i think meant to be a point of local boosterism and pride. maybe it has sort of gotten unduly twisted and coopted over time in most unfortunate ways. well, we could go on talking among ourselves forever, but we have 20 minutes or so left and i know a lot of people would love to ask questions. don, why don't you -- >> everyone would like to step to the microphone. even though you're right there, it is right there. >> oh. >> i'm interested in steve's comment that the witch city and hawthorne sort of merged. my observation without any particular evidence has been that hawthorne was introduced to sort of displace the witch city, to bring t

from worcester we have jacqui ryland, a fitness and glamour model who ended up being threatened aftert, which is one of the forces boosting its fraud and cyber crime teams. i want to start with you, jackie. you have had your identity stolen online. explain briefly what happened? basically, i have got a really high social media following. you name it, i have had fake profiles put on there. the really serious one was last year. someone used my pictures to sell to strangers to arrange what he called meetings. i would strangers to arrange what he called meetings. iwould never turn strangers to arrange what he called meetings. i would never turn up. they were based in america or canada. the people he had conned the money out of, came after me. they threaten my children. they threatened me. the police couldn't help me at all. were they are unwilling or unable? in their view they said because it was all happening on twitter and gmail, they find it extremely difficult to cooperate with the social media channels. so twitter they can't cooperate with. they said the e—mails were in broken englis