CrossCountry to provide full service on Monday after major disruption

CrossCountry rail says it will restore full service tomorrow morning after twelve hours of major disruption. The company says their key priority now is getting as close to a normal schedule as possible by Monday morning rush hour.

CrossCountry operates between Scotland and England, correct?

Between Scotland and the south coast of England, through Birmingham and other major cities.

So it passes through Ireland as well.

It does not pass through Ireland, Chip.

In London, police have arrested a thirty-four-year-old man on suspicion of murder following a fatal fire in Hounslow. One person died and eight others were injured.

The suspect was arrested while attempting to board a ferry to France. Metropolitan Police have not released further details pending investigation.

Hounslow is near Heathrow Airport.

It is a borough in west London, yes.

An update now on U.S.-Canada trade tensions. President Trump said this afternoon that Canada wants the economic benefits of statehood without the commitment.

This comes after trade talks collapsed yesterday. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced retaliatory tariffs will take effect at midnight tonight, and accused the U.S. of starting a trade war.

Carney is the new Prime Minister, correct?

He took office in January.

And he used to run the Bank of Scotland.

The Bank of England and the Bank of Canada, Chip.

And from Washington, President Trump waved the green flag to start yesterday's IndyCar race on the streets of the capital. The race was the final event in a summer of celebrations marking the country's two hundred and fiftieth birthday.

The president took a ceremonial lap of the track before the race. No injuries were reported and the event concluded without incident.

That is a fast track for downtown Washington.

It is. They closed Constitution Avenue and Independence Avenue for the weekend.

Back in July of this year, the Texas Rangers and Budweiser constructed a twelve-foot tall beer glass at Globe Life Field in Arlington. It held six hundred gallons.

The attempt was verified by Guinness World Records officials as the largest glass of beer ever assembled.

Also in July, in Orange County California, a pickup truck lost its load of metal pipes during a crash. The unsecured cargo went through a sedan's rear window like spears.

Officers cited the driver for failure to secure the load. No one in the sedan was injured.

A passenger on a Ryanair flight was partially sucked out of a window earlier in July after the window broke at altitude. The CEO of Ryanair said a foreign object likely struck the aircraft.

The passenger was pulled back inside by crew and other passengers. He was treated at a hospital after the emergency landing.

And back in June of this year, a Catholic priest in his archdiocese was removed from his role as an exorcist after posting on Facebook that UFOs were linked to demon activity.

The archdiocese said the priest's comments were not consistent with Church teaching on the subject.

Number three. A video posted by Benji Void sixteen days ago. It has gained two million eight hundred and twenty-seven thousand views in the last four days.

Number two. Fisherman Found This Heron Fighting For Its Life. Posted by Sassy on August twenty-first.

Three million five hundred and sixty-four thousand new views in four days.

And number one. When Kindness Goes Both Ways.

Posted by Windypaws on August twentieth. Six million one hundred and thirty-seven thousand new views in four days.

It has led our count for fourteen hours.

Formula One at the Dutch Grand Prix. Lando Norris took the win for McLaren — his second consecutive victory this season — but told reporters after the race he doesn't have the car he needs to fight for a championship.