it is very hard to describe new hope, in three words. that is your challenge, ready, go. >> a beautiful summer destine nation. >> are you on the business association. >> i'm in the marketing team. >> i can tell, there was something about you. >> no really we have had so much fun in new hope. we have met incredible people and great thing about summer fest is we're able to go to these towns, share the love but expos the love. you know what i'm saying nicole, expose that love and really share it, we're sharing >> i love the sharing that happens here in new hope. there is so much more to come, at cbs-3 summer fest. we have historic bucks county playhouse right behind us, we will take you inside there and about shows we will talk about , we will also have big bird news, that is coming up, so "eyewitness news" starts right now. >>> we are here in new hope, bucks county, enjoying cbs-3 ... >> no audio. >>> there is plenty to see, in new hope from that beautiful view of the water there, to the busy, main street, we are exploring all of the charm

a beautiful one here in new hope. it's been a different story for folks with heavy rain continuing to move across the area, and potentially hail developing out of western berks county. we'll take you over to the radar and show you where all the activity is concentrated right now. it's a stormy evening allentown up into easton, also jim thorpe, poconos as well. things getting active in western berks county now stronger cells with possibly some embedded small hail and lightning, those storms are approaching on the hamburg area. we have a second area of precipitation building in from the south and west now some sprinkle activity stretching itself into southern cape may county and we're going to continue to see the rain and thunderstorm activity with a low temperature around 70 degrees and we do have a stormy start to the weekend in store but it's going to have a nice sunny end so we'll talk more about the timing of these storms and your full eyewitness forecast coming up in just a few minutes. nicole? >> reporter: thank

so then we came new hope and then we became new hope parks. >> reporter: it lives on in the form of the bucks county playhouse, it burdened in the theater in 1930's when building was facing possible demolition and then in continuing operation until 2010, remodeled and reopened in 2012. the art, music and continue to draw people to this day looking to new hope for a night of theater, food, fun, locals say reason they stay is because of the feeling. >> well, if you have a problem , there is people that are stepped in and help you when they can, they are a very caring group of people here. >> pretty special when you border delaware river and still have canal coming through town and nice place to live. >> when you explore this historic town make sure you ask shop owners about the buildings themselves because so often, it is hard to find a spot that wants touched by war or art, or something in between. so many interesting things. here in this town. someone who we know a little bit about that is the annette rosenberg she's joining me here this afternoon with the new hope visitors center. you

he said "i hope."r been charged for hoping something, is that a fair statement? - i hope this mother[bleep] didn't try just pull a fast one on us. i hope. no, no, no. no, no, no. no, because, no, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. we are adults here. senator risch is making it sound like trump was innocently hoping. yes, like language doesn't have subtext. he makes it sound like trump was a disney character standing out on a balcony singing, ♪ "i hope my flynn will be free someday ♪ ♪ i hope he'll get away" that's not what happened. that's not what happened. trump ordered-- this is what happened. trump ordered everyone to leave the room. everyone was in the oval office. trump ordered everyone to leave the room. kushner. mike pence. even jeff sessions, who is comey's boss, by the way. he kicked them all out of the room, then turned to comey, when they were alone, looked him in the eye, and said, ♪ "i hope my..." ♪ [hip-hop music] [russian traditional music] - what do you get when you cross a russian, an email, and a

and west indies batsman shai hope breaks records as his side beat england in a thrilling second test in leeds. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis news from day two at the us open and the shocks keep on coming. defending women's champion angelique kerber has been beaten in the opening round by japan's new york raised naomi osaka. the german's serve was broken with blistering returns like this from osaka, who then went on to again break on match point and claim a 6—3, 6—1win and a first victory ever over a player ranked in the top ten. i was always believing until the end that i can turn around the match because i turned around a lot of matches but yeah, she played good, especially also at the end of the match and i'm always trying to go for it when i have the chance and today, i mean, shejust went for it. i think she took her chances and she played a very good match but for me for sure it wasn't the best day and not the best match. the player kerber beat in last year's final is through to the second round. number one seed karolina pliskova saw off poland's

a beautiful one here in new hope. it's been a different story for folks with heavy rain continuing to move across the area, and potentially hail developing out of western berks county. we'll take you over to the radar and show you where all the activity is concentrated right now. it's a stormy evening allentown up into easton, also jim thorpe, poconos as well. things getting active in western berks county now stronger cells with possibly some embedded small hail and lightning, those storms are approaching on the hamburg area. we have a second area of precipitation building in from the south and west now some sprinkle activity stretching itself into southern cape may county and we're going to continue to see the rain and thunderstorm activity with a low temperature around 70 degrees and we do have a stormy start to the weekend in store but it's going to have a nice sunny end so we'll talk more about the timing of these storms and your full eyewitness forecast coming up in just a few minutes. nicole? >> reporter: thank

hope. hope. hope. hope. i am not going anywhere because we've got work to do and we can't do it if we don't dialogue and debate this organization would not exist if we agreed on everything. we've got to be honest with each other. we've got to collaborate and get to the best place for this country. it's too important. we are not going anywhere. we're going to talk. no ma'am. not true. hope. hope. hope. ihope. you don't even know me down here. why don't you let me talk. let's dialogue. i am happy to meet with you. i think this group is ready to move this state and country lowered and we can't do it if we don't talk about ideas. that is one thing we don't agree on. this is not what we disagree on. own no. i am not new to politics. i know how distortions happen. no one in the room is fooled i this. let's get to know each other. the symbolism of the nation's leading progressive in the south is not lost on me. you are in the heart right now aware progressive policies are needed the most. problem's.as i can think o

tingting hopes the new train service will help.hina's great age of the railways, carrying uk hopes for post—brexit markets. from one end of the new silk road back to its start. three weeks later and those british goods from the train are on display at a chinese trade fair. no one but me showing an interest. it's a local stir—fry which captures the crowd. so how are other european exporters doing? there's certainly a lot of curiosity about the european products in there, but i didn't overhear any huge deals being done. i think there's still a long way to go. the ancient silk road was driven by private traders from many countries. the new version is chinese state money and muscle. china has the most ambitious plan for our century. if it succeeds, it will make china superpower again, even mightier perhaps than the empires of old. but if it fails, it'll leave a legacy of bad blood which poisons china's future, and taints even the grandeur of the past. welcome back to bbc news where we are going to go over shortly to the london stage in

he says, hope you feel -- he is talking about how he hopes he feels better. howard writes back, thank you for your concern and caring enough to write. the person you will probably recognizes the one on the right. anybody want to guess who that might be? this gentleman right here. >> jimmy stewart. david: yes, correct. i was not sure if someone would recognize him or not. this is at the air force association in 1946. you have general doolittle. all right. this is the book signed by audie murphy who was a hero in world war ii. it is interesting seeing the address, 753 and a half. i never heard of in address that is a half. it is a book that he signed. audie murphy played himself in the movie he would -- that was made with that title. this was the inaugural party on january 19, 1949. see if there is anyone you recognize. they are not as well-known known, but we will go through the names. an davis, lenajon horne, margaret o'brien, there are some people that are unidentified. harry truman, reagan, and gene kelly. this is a letter signed by walt disney. in the 60's

. >> oh, i hope it's gone, thank you so much. good morning, so, yes, nice dry roadways, katie just pointing out. causing us, really did start off with some dent, most of which is are clearing out of the way. this one cleared, a little bit ago, the schuylkill eastbound near belmont avenue. but moment ago, showing the a clearing. this is gladwynn, the tension if any out there. were you traveling less than supposed speeds, in fact, bumper to bumper for quite some time. now the tension eased up a little built i would give yourself extra time if you have to jump out there moving in the eastbound direction but looking a the low better. forty-two freeway northbound at creek road, you take the this to 295, what you are looking at there. looking really nice on 42, same story with the blue route blue route, taillights northbound direction, approaching route one, so both northbound, southbound, basically, anywhere we look on the blue route, looking great. and that route 73, both directions, between south lincoln drive, waterford road, const

i hope other people do. when we return, the threat imposed by the iranian nuclear guard core, why we should be very, very concerned. comfortable you are in it. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >> welcome back. dr. cory shockey is a research fellow at the hoover institution and co-author of "warriors and kids" with defense secretary james mattis. earlier he was asked by politico to make a recommendation on one book to read, she recommended "vanguard of the imam" religion and politics of the guard. assistant professor of the national security affairs at the naval post-graduate school. it is, indeed, a remarkable read. professor, welcome. it's great to have you here. i devoured it. i think it's an amazing book. i will

if it is in-house that is good news for american democracy. >> now hopeful. >> the hopeful thing, you are here. you care. the hopefulyou and thing is some of you who have spent your lives saying why do we need the cia, the fbi, the nsa? these things are important and what does -- one other thing. see president trump's page, his twitter page, he will have a flag in the background because he is trying to rerun an old playbook where he claims the symbols of the can -- of the republic of his own. people would have said that , they nowncomfortable say give me back the symbols of the republic. they do not belong to you. >> david from and rob reiner. thank you. frum and

where women on two wheels offer help and hope to local villagers. south sudan is the world's youngest nation. it was founded in 2011, following a decades-long civil war when it was part of now northern neighbor sudan. ethnic conflicts, a struggle for political power and control of the country's resources, especially oil, led to renewed civil war in december 2013. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee their villages. countless have lost their lives. conditions there are catastrophic. today south sudan is a failed state. >> for many, the only medical aid available in conflict-torn south sudan comes from these two women. betty oli and and rosina imolong and their bicycle clinic. every day the two nurses pedal from village to village in eastern equatorial state hours of arduous effort in the burning heat. they work for avsi, an international ngo headquartered in italy. it supplies their medications and bicycles. >> we are very active people. we like our job. we need to work to serve our community. then sometimes there is heavy work on the

this is the worst that they could have hoped for.d that maybe something would be val advantasalvageable. but nothing in this entire mobile home camp is val advantageable. you can tell where there was mandatory evacuation order in this town, anyone in this park would likely not have survived. >> as they asked we brought the video back to daniel and william. >> you okay to see this? of my kids stuff on the ground. >> the closer they look, the sharper the pain. >> there's his musical toy right there, that was in the house. >> that was in our bedroom. better knowing. >> at least now we can prepare. >> two days until the baby's here and we'll be in the hospital, got to find somewhere to go after that point. now we know it's not going to be there. >> for your convenience we have a website www.disast www.disasterassistance.gov. >> they know one thing. >> the material things a replaceable and i'm thankful that us and our family are okay. >> a family that is about to grow. >> is it boy or girl? >> girl. >> girl. >> you're not going to name he

i hope my gender is not a feel for thing for the fans.at thing, you know. so, hopefully, hopefully, everyone is as excited as i am. why the hell are you here? she managed to keep our casting secret for weeks, a usual discipline for the role she was filming at the time. a nurse employer is noting a doctor, in a drama, trust me. bhogle are you sure about this? playing a fake doctor, hiding that she had been cast as the doctor, shooting trust me proved the perfect diversion. it was brilliant, actually. the distraction of how full—on this was an busquets to all for that was epic. it was a complete, you know, i could not... split my attention in any way. so i wasn't at home tempted to kind of text a nyo ne wasn't at home tempted to kind of text anyone and tell anyone, because i was on set all day. she won't take over from peter capaldi on i was on set all day. she won't take overfrom peter capaldi on doctor who until the end of this final story at christmas. so far she has loved by support from fans. it's been hugely positive. that is a wonder

as i was saying, there was a lot of hope for a short while thatjulian was a lot of hope for a short while was a lot of hope for a short while thatjulian may be found. a lot of people pinning on that hope to help haul them through this awful tragedy. i think people wanted it to be true because on friday morning we knew that the last known whereabouts of the seven—year—old, julian cadman, who was born in britain and lived in australia with a jewel nationality, his grandfather sent a message on facebook to appeal for information of his last whereabouts in las ramblas. his mother was here withjulian, in las ramblas. his mother was here with julian, they were attending in las ramblas. his mother was here withjulian, they were attending a wedding in spain. the morning after, that message of hope, appeal for information, went worldwide because no information ofjulian, and i think part of the problem is his fatherjohn is still in hospital with leg injuries and when it comes to the father, andrew who was here yesterday and he went to the mortuary to identify him. i think you are right, for lots of

fittingly it was hope to score the winning runs to secure a famous victory for west indies.es to the final test at lord's. if it's half as good as this, it will be some game. we can now hear some of the reaction from a memorable day's play at headingley. we are test cricketers for a reason. we came here to play cricket. we had the fight and belief and players to do it. we just needed to execute. at no point were we complacent. we looked at the conditions, it was spinning. the fifth day, we took the positive option of wanting to win the game. we're a positive side that wants to win test matches. unfortunately, we couldn't do that today. if we were right on it and we took all our chances then it might have been slightly different, but credit to the west indies, they played fantastically well today. so a day to rememberfor shai hope and a historic one as there's been 534 first—class matches at headingley and incredibly hope is the first batsman ever to score two hundreds in the same match at the ground — that really puts his achievement in context today. and you have to go back

take hope., inspired to help one another. i was angry because these folks came in and disrupted. we are a great commonwealth. i have been so proud to work with his team to build this new economy, to help everybody. iam this new economy, to help everybody. i am proud that ourjuvenile detention population has been cut in half since i have been governor. i am proud that we now have the lowest recidivism rate of any state in america because we are investing in people. and i am proud that we have led the nation to give people second chances and to stand here as a governor who has restored more voting rights to felons than any governor in their history of america. that is who we are here in the commonwealth of virginia, so let us the commonwealth of virginia, so let us go forward from here. this won't be the last time this happens, folks. this isn't the only city it will happen to. but let us come together, let us work as one — hope, opportunity. you are our future. as the lord reach down and grabbed

zwroo and a new breast milk depot hoping today. the impact it could have on those most in need. >>> and a powerful message on the big screen. how a film festival is hoping to strike conversation on everything from race to policing. ÑÑyÑÑÑçwçwñwñwñww?qoówvoó >>> it's a quarter past 4:00. happening today a place to help moms and babies in need. >> a breast milk depot is hosting its grand opening. the impact it could have for those most in need. >> this is a place to drop off extra breast milk and if that doesn't sound like a big deal, it is. it will go to help premature babies in our area thrive. they can leave the n icu sooner. it will also help other babies who doctors have determined need more breast milk to grow at a healthy rate. this is a place where moms can drop off that extra milk that they've pumped. in some cases it's hundreds of ounces. they know their hard work at producing this milk will not go to waste. it will transform lives and help keep health care costs down. >> we have noticed that if donor milk is introduced it

but experimental therapy could bring a glimmer of hope.ave been afflicted by the disease. a full and active life of sport. everyday things ten—year—old matthew loves. but with sickle cell disease, that fun can come with a world of pain. i mostly have abdominal pain on my right or my left side. it feels like a needle is inside your stomach. feels like a fire is inside of you. so then you don't want to do anything, you just want to have, you just want to rest and hope it goes away. matthew! come for your medication, sweetheart. around 300 children are born with sickle cell every year and a stroke is more than 300 times more common in a child with the sickle cell disorder. that's one of the worries for matthew's mum, who's been dealing with his illness since he was six months old. he's very brave. he's a little fighter, like i always said. he makes me proud of him so much. it's just too much for him. you know, it is emotionally breaking him down. so what is sickle cell disorder? in a healthy person, red blood cells are usually smooth and roun

where women on two wheels offer help and hope to local villagers. south sudan is the world's youngest nation. it was founded in 2011, following a decades-long civil war when it was part of now northern neighbor sudan. ethnic conflicts, a struggle for political power and control of the country's resources, especially oil, led to renewed civil war in december 2013. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee their villages. countless have lost their lives. conditions there are catastrophphic. today south h sudan is a faild state. >> for many, the only medical aid available in conflict-torn south sudan comes from thesesewo women. betty oli and and rosina imolong and their bicycle clinic. every day the two nurses pedal from village to village in eastern equatorial state hours of arduous effort in the burning heat. they work for avsi, an international ngo headquartered in italy. it supplies their medications and bicycles. >> we are very active people. we like our job. we need to work to serve our community. then sometetimes there i is hy work on

i hope not. world has joined as in with the engagement of china and russia, two of north korea's closest neighbours, they can try to get them to consider the path they are on and engage in a dialogue. have china been helpful at all the last 24 hours? have you spoken to your counterparts and having helped in any way?” spoken to your counterparts and having helped in any way? i have not spoken since i was in manila but we had great discussions in manila. i know they were having talks as well with the representative from north korea. i think that as evidence that they have opened channels up of communication to be able to talk to the regime in north korea. we hope we will be encouraging them to stand down the programme, abide by the un resolutions, that both china and russia voted for in the past. i hope they can use their influence. we do have influence with the resume to bring them to the point of dialogue with the right expectation of what that dialogue will curtail. —— the have influence. he was

elsewhere hopes of british success , ceremony.f british success, katarina johnson—thompson was fourth overnight in the women's heptathlon, she has moved to third. she has had a good javelin, a good long jump. just one more event remaining. thank you, andy says. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5pm. until then, enjoy your afternoon. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. an independent review into the cost of energy is being launched by the government — just days after british gas raised standard electricity prices by 12.5%. the study, which is expected to be published in october, will examine how prices can be kept as low as possible — while ensuring the uk still meets its climate change targets. i spoke to tom burke chairman of the independent climate change think tank eg3, and asked him if he thought this review was a good idea? i welcome the idea of more information but i don't think it will uncover anything which is new. it is a three—month review. it is b

i hope that that is how he will be remembered.>> in the year since president duterte came to power, violent forcible removals have dropped by almost 90%. but shanties are still being torn down. the authority to do so lies with local councils rather than the president. from a supporter on the city council, she has procured an internal document about demolitions. the expired demolition order from the nha office authorizes police mobilization, though no demolitions actually took place this time, a new order may have already been issued. the leaked demolition order related to a plot near the luxury hotel where the nha has made repeated requests for residents to leave. it's where angie lives in an upstairs room with her family. she and her husband have promised not to let their children know how scared they are. june 30th, early in the morning she rallies her supporters. in matching ready d tee shirts,y prepare to head out. the participants include many local mothers who are desperate to stay in san roque. the protesters plan to make a

i hope they are doing well. this is a letter that talks about the enclosed picture, which is the clipping he is referring to. it brought back fond memories of our press club engagement. of course, they had to have a corny joke to it, but i still like it. all good wishes and congratulations to your family. if you need anybody for entertainment purposes, let me know. president truman did not seek out entertainers, or well-known people, yet, he cultivated relationships with them. especially with jack benny. he had a good friendship with him. here they are again at the truman library. this is, umm, at the library again. then there is, uh, a clip. ♪ [happy birthday on violin] [laughter] [applause] >> i don't know, one night you are the star of a big hour-long coast-to-coast television show, then the next night you are playing fiddle at a birthday party. [laughter] [applause] >> sir, do you remember the time you floored me with one of your remarks? i am not making this up. it is when mr. truman was president. i called

we had to do twenty three to get to thirty seven so i'm hoping that we start you know knocking these out just so and i will you ever be in a movie with your son o'shea oh yeah. mike sirs do you know while making it that the death certificate would be one of the greatest albums of all time no i don't think anybody who's really making a record can't proceed at predicted you just hope you know your fans like you not as that's really want to do our more to you really just hope your fans dig king of the memos what's your favorite genre of music other than hip hop man soul. and just meat zero nine zero nine will you be working on any sequel or spinoff just straight outta compton. you know it was such a horror movie to make. i think people had to decompress but you never know you know it's really all about getting those creative minds together again and seeing if it can happen but you know to the thing about it is if it can happen i won't do it you know if is if it's not supposed to be done i won't force it at one more time seventy five how do you mentally handle the changes in the world an

in hope valley, that station hopes to save lives and money. >> imagine if your homeowner insurance had tripled. that is if you could get coverage at all. it happens because engines up here are far away. >> there is a single road in and a single road out. >> mark drives through this burn area. he remembers a tough, one week long firefight and the homes that were lost. >> a fire started here and went into the estates. there were evacuations. >> the bus fire is one of the worst they have seen in recent years. 200 homes were affected. >> the intent was to house a single fire engine. >> residents are now getting a new satellite fire station with a full-time engine and volunteer firefighters. >> fire or medical emergency, we all know every minute counts. >> a single room, a truck bay and a restroom. fast, not fancy. it can take 25 minutes to get an engine in. and customers have seen rapidly increasing rates. napa county hopes to change things. >> we could provide some relief to the residents out here for homeowner insurance. >> those quotes are not unique with so many large and damaging fire

they are hoping to be making 2596 track. they are hoping to be making 25% gross margin next year.etting up the more expensive third models first. then he wants to increase production. there seems to be real momentum behind the electric car story. governments are changing policy. there is appetite for the ca i’s policy. there is appetite for the cars in the market. then there is infrastructure. in terms of that speed, of how this is moving and changing the industry, what are your thoughts? last week, the uk said they want all cars to be electrified by 20140, they want all cars to be electrified by 2040, not only electric, but hybrid. france said the same thing. germany were discussing it yesterday as well. we are going to see a big roll out in the next few years in terms of every brand, german premiums, the big rivals to tesla, and we won't see them in 2019 in the uk. we have the audi quatro, carmakers people inherently trust. at that point, tesla will have more competition than it has now. in terms of the outlook for tesla, but also in terms of the outlook or the car industry, wha

>> i hope they're slim because it would be a disaster for both sides. actually more for the united states. it would cause a lot of inflation. dislocation of suppl and china has many other markets they can deal with. in europe, across asia and other developi countries. it would be messy all around, but especially ugly for the united states. >> thank you very much for your help tonight. >>> president trump signed into law new sanctions against russia which congress passed last week as a response to russia's possible cyber attack and interference with the presidential election. the new law allows congress to stop any attem by the president to ease the sanctions. russia called the sanction the equivalent of a full scale trade war. the president said he favors tougher measures, but calls this legislation flawed. >>> it was a busy day for mr. trump. he is now supporting a bill by a pair of republican senators that would cut the number of legal immigrants come lg into the country by half over the next decade. the bill would prioritize high skilled english spea

and for the country, i hope so, too. i hope i made many people happy with my medal.i made many people happy with my medal. iam happy, i hope i made many people happy with my medal. i am happy, i am so happy. well, ramil guliyev, thank you very much and congratulations. a world champion lives with us on bbc news! netheneel mitchell blake was a bit frustrated. he came fourth. but a leader oil, qualified slowest in her heat and she did come last as well. so coming last in that final. i think it was carter, the american who beat her compatriot. that was eilidh doyle, who came last. a great race. eilidh doyle coming last but she had qualified slowest so we weren't expecting her to get close to the podium. but we were looking forward to seeing the highjump qualification. katarina johnson thompson must have felt a few nerves ahead of her high jump qualification tonight. she fell short of her personal best, which was one point 98. the top 12 go through and if you are down to the last 12 come you go through. she cleared 1.92 with some ease. she was so cleared 1.92 with some e

i hope to see you tomorrow.the 8g band with venzella joy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers this is "late night," how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear it. in that case, let's get to the news. according to reports, president trump has resisted giving his newly appointed white house chief of staff, john kelly, veto power over his tweets.

i hope my gender is not a fearful thing for the fans. was filming at the time, a nurse impersonating a doctor, in drama, trust me. are you sure about this? playing a fake doctor, hiding that she had been cast as the doctor, shooting trust me proved the perfect diversion. it was brilliant, actually. the distraction of how full—on this was and the schedule for that was epic. it was a complete, you know, i could not... split my attention in any way. so i wasn‘t at home tempted to kind of text anyone and tell anyone, because i was on set all day. she won‘t take over from peter capaldi on doctor who until the end of his final story at christmas. so far, she has loved the support from fans. it‘s been hugely positive. that is a wonderful way to start this massive journey. for the rest of your life as well, it‘s one of the only roles you can really say you are that character for ever. she has proved she can keep secrets in real life. over the next four weeks, millions will see how well she does it on screen, before she swaps one doctor role for

it's definitely small beginnings, with the hope of building to a biggerfuture. the great green wall is a powerful symbol to focus global attention on the problems in the sahel. it remains to be seen how successful it will be in breaking the cycle of exodus. fascinating. that is all from us tonight, we are back on monday, have a great weekend. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. the headlines tonight: there's a goal—tastic start to the new premier league season as arsenal come—out on top over leicester. at the world athletics championships, there's a season's best for dina asher—smith, but it's another fourth place for britain. linsey sharp's 800m disqualification is over—turned, meaning she will run in the final. and rory mcilroy‘s hopes of a third uspga title look all but over after a difficult day at quail hollow. so lots of great sport for you tonight, we're starting at the emirates where the new premier league season got off to cracking start. the first time it's kicked—off on a friday and it was everything we'd hoped for. arsenal be

the response is absolutely beyond anything that we could ever dream or hope for.e a texan today. >> out of the flood water and into the happening in texas, nearly a hundred nursing home patients are being flown finally to safety. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. it's a hopeful ending to what's been a trying day in port arthur, east of houston, where people are standing in the flood waters from hurricane harvey, now a tropical depression. >> all day long, we've been watching these evacuations of more than 70 patients, trapped for more than 24 hours. they had to be brought out by boat, many of them in wheelchairs. >> neighbors and family members started the evacuations before authorities were able to get there. they alerted a reporter of the urgent need. one of the night nurses saw what was happening on tv and rushed in to help. >> i saw this on tv. i couldn't believe it, so i waded through the water and somebody gave me a ride on a boat. it just breaks my heart. >> what a sweet woman to help like that. military helicopters are flying those patien

he hopes he can persuade her he's ready for general population. >> how are you? >> i'm all right, how you be? >> i got my presentation for my review. >> mr. mcquay, what makes you a good candidate for release from administrative segregation into the offender general population. >> i've engaged in rehabilitation that has allowed me to take a retrospective look, not only at my past violent behavior and my new more humbled progressive behavior, and i believe that i've made some significant strides in my social relationship with staff. >> leonard, you talk a mighty fine talk. however, how are we to be however, how are we to be assured that you actually have soaked this in and believe it down into the bone marrow? >> i'm asking you miss gilmore, and i'm asking the administration here to open your hearts and look at me as a human being who has made some terrible mistakes, who has come back from the grave, i'm a new man. the only way that this new man can shine is that you give me the opportunity. please give me a chance, that's all i need. i won't let them down, miss g

>> i certainly hope not. i mean, any military conflict on the korean soil would be a catastrophe of a scale we haven't seen in a long time. any ideas to preemptively strike korea, that would be un fathom able. >> dave, appreciate the time. >> thanks for having me on. >>> coming up next, the city of san jose backtracking on dozens of citations already issued stemming from illegal fireworks. >>> fog continues for much of the coast. a lot of haze and smoke in the air, plenty of low clouds, though, still, over parts of the bay. >>> new at noon, a cancer care nurse at oakland's highland hospital may be separated from her children and deported to mexico. she and her husband are both facing deportation. she spoke out this morning about the impact it will have on her family. the couple has three children who are u.s. citizens. she says she's been in the u.s. for-23 years and that accept -- in the u.s. for 23 years building a life and family and that separating them would be a senseless act. >> there would be nobody h

kristi: i guess there was always the hope.ou know, i love skating, and after my olympic competition, i was looking forward to a professional career, and continue on, and growing as a performer as well as a skater. so, i was always hoping to have a long professional career. i didn't think it would last this long. but it's amazing because skating, there's so many elements to it that are just pleasing for the audience and to really bring people together. robert: i was mentioning before that brian boitano went to the same high school as my sisters, susie and angie, and ekaterina gordeeva is, like, my wife's favorite skater, almost of all time, except for kristi yamaguchi. kristi: oh, gosh, she's one of mine too. robert: right, you know? and then it really dawned on me how much the public knows about all these individual skaters. so, it used to be sort of a headliner, maybe dorothy hamill, and, you know, and other skaters. and now, ice skaters and their personalities and their histories and everything, people know them so much more

the odds of winning are 1 in 259 million. >> so you're saying there's a chance. >> i was hoping there would be a 6 so i could say, which is written on the ball. hi, mike. >> hi, everybody. should i be mad at my wife she hasn't won yet? >> disappointed. >> $4 or $5, wow, come on. here's a look at the east bay hills camera. look how clear the air is this morning. no spare the air. bad news, not much in the way of cloud cover. we do have high clouds coming in to dim the sunshine a little bit, but it's not going to do much for this hot air mass. not a great chance of storms and the heat is breaking by the weekend. let's just jump right into the microclimates. the 100s stick out. morgan hill, gilroy, and los gatos. 95 in san jose. 80 if you're going to santa cruz. water temperature in the upper 50s. 77 today, millbrae. 82 in san mateo. 88 in redwood city and palo alto. we'll have mid 60s along the coast. even 67 in the sunset because it won't be as breezy as yesterday. 73 downtown. 74 in south san francisco. 76 in sausalito, and at 90 to 95 through most of the north bay. a couple 100s in c

that is tom bosworth, a great british hope, in tea rs by bosworth, a great british hope, in tears by the side of the track. it happens to the best of them. it is so common happens to the best of them. it is so common and so difficult for the marshals to spot. his mistake was to get roared on by the crowd, watching for a free, and surge to the front. but he felt in doing that. updates through the evening. so much going on. the relays is where they could be british medals. thank you. i have just been watching robbie grabarz. he has failed 229 for the second time. he has one more attempt to make that to get into the next round. england won their second straight 10 try victory in the women's rugby world cup. the defending champions beat italy 56 points to 13 in dublin, as maz farooki reports. the shirt is the same but the line—up is very different. the only fully professional team at this world cup, a luxury to make ten changes to the team that overwhelmed spain on wednesday. stand—in skipper emily scarratt showed pace and power to give the world champions the lead. where she went others

they were hoping a merger would build up viewership figures. hoping a merger would build up viewershipfiguresa merger would build up viewership figures. shares for discovery fell 8%. the $900 million sale of india's deal to flipcart was heralded as one of the most exciting e—commerce deals. but they pulled the plug, saying they will pursue an independent path. what is next for the struggling firmhave more. independent path. what is next for the struggling firmhave morem independent path. what is next for the struggling firmhave more. it was supposed to be an incredible deal. but instead of two arrivals coming together to create a mega firm, talks collapsed during the final stages of a talk between flipcart and snapdeal. when the talks began, there were constant issues between softbank and minority shareholders. the founders of the company were not keen on selling to their main rival as well. snapdeal had been struggling financially for years, which is why it was open to sail. but last week it sold its mobile payment business to a bank raising $60 million. that has given it some financial ammu

sometime around 28 they hope to sell pa rt sometime around 28 they hope to sell part of the company and fill their coffers. and we shall keep an eye on that opec meeting under way today and tomorrow in abu dhabi. south korean prosecutors are holding their closing arguments in the trial of samsung's heir apparent this morning. mariko oi joins me now from our asia business hub in singapore. nice to see you. so this is jay y lee. what is the outlook? well, we haven't seen any new lines just yet, but it is an ongoing trial, and as you say, but closing argument is taking place this morning. it has been dubbed the trial of the century, involving the country's former president, the acting boss of samsung, as you mentioned, jay y lee, and of course the president's friend. south korean prosecutors are holding their closing arguments in the trial against him, and he has been denying bribery and embezzlement charges, but he is accused of offering nearly $40 million to the president and her friend in exchange for government support of a merger of two samsung subsidiaries. mr lee could face up to fi

fans hoping for the first complete game shutout.e delivers. 1 hit, 12 strikeouts, the complete game shut outfor bundy, o's win their first game. last tune-up for the redskins before their precondition finale. he hasn't died if daughter son will day. he's played one season game in his career. redskins bucks right here on thursday night. to the court mystics hosting kt suns. maryland's all time leading scorer dominating down the road from college park. game high 10, 5 assists from thomas. suns boat the mystics 86-76. just two games left. they're going to the playoffs. >> we're watching the score, on rve. >> asega fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement.