maguire for his collaboration on multiple projects including the commuter shuttles. congratulations. >> deleted you prefer the record. when i read this agenda item, i was encouraged. we need to have continuity in this agency. i found him to be approachable, and attentive. i go to many of these meetings, not just here but in other places. engagement and approachability, and the open door is very important. tom and i are both products of new york. my area of expertise is much more in the subway and railroad realm. tom's global perspective of leadership and knowledge in this very broad endeavor that isn't public transportation. my narrow perspective of subway and railroad. it is indeed what this agency needs going forward. i'm looking forward to tom being able to give us a sense of continuity in this so-called interregnum. thank you. >>> madam chair, your last item on your agenda. as everyone should know, if they aren't already aware, we have started a nationwide search for our next director of transportation. as part of that search we want to engage all of the stakehol

john maguire reports.more stressed and like there was more pressure... what do three generations of the same family think about a modern—day childhood? harvey's just finished his gcses, but earlier in the year struggled with anxiety. for a teenager these days, pressure comes in many forms. i think with social media and stuff, people my age now grow up with, oh, this is what you need to be like, this is how you need to act to fit in, and now it's not so much of that happens at school, that happens at school and then when you get home, it's not really something you can escape. when obviously i was 16, it was kind of like, well, you go and do what you do and if it comes off great, if it doesn't, it doesn't. but now there's that much emphasis on the fact that there's only a few jobs and you've gotta be the best of the best in order to get those jobs. right from an early age, the schooling is more full on and life is more full on, and peer pressure is much more full on. they worry so much about what their peers

>> jerry maguire! how am i doing? tell you.om deliriously happy actors. >> show me the money. ah -- uh-huh! >> landing blows on each other. >> yes! show me the money! >> and that scene kind of exploded. >> yeah! >> congratulations. you're still my agent. >> joining us now, alecia malone host of turner classic movies. fun to see those clips. haven't seen that movie in such a long time. what kind of movies did hollywood start making in the 1990s that set it apart from previous decades of cinema? >> as well at the films you mentioned like "jurassic park" and "jerry maguire" the 1990s about the rise of independent cinema. in hollywood, smaller studios formed. like miramax. not big money but low budgets to interesting moviemakers so they could make their movies and make really interesting films. you think about the directors that came out of the 1990s. i mean, incredible filmmakers like quentin tarantino. david lynch. spike lee. >> wow. yes. in the '90s. really they were all about generation x. right? what kind of influence did that

manchester united are stepping up their efforts to sign leicester's harry maguire.he centre back, which has been rejected. maguire, who's also attracting interest from manchester city, signed a five—year contract at leicester last september. mark cavendish won't ride in the tour de france for the first time since 2007 after team dimension data left him out of their squad. cavendish has been struggling with illness since being diagnosed with the epstein—barr virus. australia have won the opening match of the women's ashes. playing in the first one—day international over the multi—format series at leicester, england struggled in their innings, managing to reach 177 despite being 19—1; at one stage. australia made hard work of their reply, but alyssa healy‘s 66 helped them along and they won by two wickets. the win gives the tourists an early two—point lead. there's some potentially worrying injury news for england's men's test side today. fast bowlerjames anderson has sustained tightness in his right calf during his county side's match against durham. he pulled up whi

>> jerry maguire! >> how am i doing?> cuba and tom just deliriously happy actors. >> show me the money. >> they were just landing blows on each other. >> show me the money! >> ended up being just exploding. >> congratulations. you're still my agent. >> that film really spoke to me so deeply. because it is this young single mom with this precocious little kid. and bringing a guy into that picture. i love how much cameron believes in romance. >> i was so anxious to do one line, you complete me. there were times that i read that in the script and i thought, fantastic. there were other times, is this too cheesy? and i told tom that. and he said, just give me a shot at i. if you don't want to use it, don't use it. >> i love you. you -- complete me. and i'm just -- >> shut up. just shut up. you had me at hello. you had me at hello. >> i look around. everybody is crying. the grizzled guys holding cable are like -- and i was like, i think it's going to work. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are e

the renowned sports agent who inspired tom cruise's character in the movie "jerry maguire."e a case? >> pleasure. absolutely. i think this will get settled, because what they did yesterday was transcendent. it tuned into american patriotism, they are fresh-face, hyper athletic, wonderful representatives of this country. they just put the federation into a very difficult bargaining position. i would love to have this case, because who wants to be in the position of telling these women they shouldn't be paid the same as the men when they are no world champions? and now you will see the celebrity-making machine go to work and they will be on late night talk shows, some of the stars -- megan rapinoe, alex morgan, they will be on television. they will be ubiquitous. they will be on talk shows. >> harris: lee, does it have to be men versus women? can't it just be about what the president of the united states has said? it's about the numbers. i've been looking at the numbers. so the money from the murch , from being broadcast, is going up and has been since 2015 for the women. i lo

john maguire reports. and like there was more pressure... what do three generations of the same family think about a modern—day childhood? harvey's just finished his gcses but earlier in the year struggled with anxiety. for a teenager these days, pressure comes in many forms. i think with social media and stuff, people my age now grow up with, oh, this is what you need to be like, this is how you need to act to fit in, and now it's not so much of that happens at school, that happens at a school and then when you get home, it's not really something you can escape. when, obviously, iwas 16, it was kind of like, well, you go and do what you do and if it comes off great, if it doesn't, it doesn't. but now there's that much emphasis on the fact that there's only a few jobs and you've gotta be the best of the best in order to get those jobs. right from an early age, the schooling is more full on and life is more full on, and peer pressure is much more full on. they worry so much about what their peers are thinki

earlier, i spoke to peter maguire from xm .com in sydney and asked if investors are right to be optimistic this us- right to be optimistic about this us— china trade deal. right to be optimistic about this us- china trade deal. it could be because of it has been strong talk over the osaka weekend and that was last weekend, and you may see markets move up from here. it has been a nice fourth ofjuly present for us investors and the momentum is certainly taking it higher. let's see what happens over the following week or two with president trump and president xijinping. week or two with president trump and president xi jinping. but if it is making progress, of course, donald trump has started a similar trade will be the european union as well as india. exactly right and he has shifted his gaze across to other parts of the world and it will be interesting to see what he does as far as european cars and other markets and of course is just a sweeping change, he will attack market. their wills — there was talk it would be hitting the enemies steel. it is certainly an initiative is far as the pres

john maguire reports.and more pressure. . . i felt more stressed and more pressure... what do the three generations of the same family think about a modern—day childhood? harvey has just finished his exams but earlier in the year struggled with anxiety. for a teenager these days, pressure comes in many forms. anxiety. for a teenager these days, pressure comes in many formslj think with social media and stuff, people my age now grow up with oh, this is what you need to be, this is how you need to act and now not so much of that happens at school, it happens at a school and then when you get home, it is not really something you can escape. when i was 16, it was kind of like, well, you go and do what you do and if it comes off great, if it doesn't, it doesn't. now there is that much emphasis on the fact that there's only a fewjobs and you have got to be the best of the best in order to get those jobs. right from an age, the school is more full on and life is more full on. peer pressure is much more full on. t

>> jerry maguire, hello, the best. >> the best.etty woman." >> oh, that's one of my favorites too. it was hard for me, brooke, to whittle it down to five favorite movies. that was one that i loved but didn't put on my list. >> so we're asking all of you all as you're watching, you can tweet, what are the five movies that you could watch the rest of your life, then #cnnthemovies. and as we're here and eating way too much buttery popcorn, i have akeem with me. >> "coming to america," of course. i should have put that on my list too. >> hello. >> the remake is coming. here we go. you can have a piece of my popcorn. so you're looking for your queen. you're in the wrong borough. this is actually manhattan. queens is over the wrong way. >> who is that? "the movies" is a six-part original cnn series, executive produced by gary herzog, gary goldman and tom hanks. >> well done. this is nice. >> just to remind everyone, we'll be here all day. we are at hudson yards at new york city in the cnn video store. please come by and hang out. tonight

the author of the bill, senior maguire, thanks for being on. >> good morning, hallie.for having me. >> we alluded to some of the criticism, including some concern that this bill is essentially nakedly partisan. the l.a. times said this could be counterproductive if california adds this partisan requirement as a slap at donald trump. what's to stop red states from adding other requirements like candidates releasing their birth certificates, for example? >> i think that's ridiculous, quite candidly. transparency is the foundation of a successful government. this bill is bigger than any one individual, a political party, and much bigger than president trump. this bill is about equal opportunity transparency. insuring that the american voters, the california voters have the information they need to be able to make an educated decision. and here's what we know. with all due respect to editorial writers across this nation, they are living in the past. what i mean by that is this. we have a president that continues to buck the norms, to continue to buck the traditions that ha

john maguire reports.lt more stressed and like there was more pressure... what do three generations of the same family think about a modern—day childhood? harvey's just finished his gcses, but earlier in the year struggled with anxiety. for a teenager these days, pressure comes in many forms. i think with social media and stuff, people my age now grow up with, oh, this is what you need to be like, this is how you need to act to fit in, and now it's not so much of that happens at school, that happens at school and then when you get home, it's not really something you can escape. when obviously i was 16, it was kind of like, well, you go and do what you do and if it comes off great, if it doesn't, it doesn't. but now there's that much emphasis on the fact that there's only a few jobs and you've gotta be the best of the best in order to get those jobs. right from an early age, the schooling is more full on and life is more full on, and peer pressure is much more full on. they worry so much about what their pe

one man manchester united hope to bring in before next thursday's deadline is harry maguire.r apparently calling in sick this morning. he's also being linked with neighbours manchester city. former united defender patrice evra has announced his retirement from the playing. he plans to go into management. the frenchman won five premier league titles at old trafford as well as the champions league and everton midfielder idrissa gueye is set to have a medical with paris st—germain as the senegal international nears a move to the french champions. he's expected to leave for a fee of over £25 million. he is not in the right mental state to pay after they prevented him from moving to china's super leak. o nto onto rugby league and st. helens head coach is expected to be named the new coach of the gold coast titans in australia's nrl within the next 24 hours. he guided them to a fresh challenge cup final he guided them to a fresh challenge cupfinal in11 he guided them to a fresh challenge cup final in 11 years in faith i had a fax on saturday. they are also ten points clear at the t

fantastic, joe maguire reporting.nxiety. psychologists at washington state university found that 300 students said that they had better concentration and could retain more information after weekly hour—long sessions with therapy dogs. cambridge, swansea and nottingham trent university are among some of the universities in the uk that already use this practice. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. good morning, it has been a chilly day and temperatures got into single figures for some others. today is a day of varying amounts of cloud with sunny spells. a few showers this morning, many across scotland and northern ireland but those becoming fewer and further between as we go through to the afternoon. elsewhere, it is dry, varying cloud so some lengthy spells of sunshine and temperatures getting up to about 19 to 21 celsius across england and wales. a bit chillierfurther north, particularly on the coasts of the northwest. tonight, little change, but clear spells and that will allow temperatures to fa

john maguire, bbc news, london.some corals were more resilient to rising temperatures, which could provide hope for reefs as the planet warms up. hard corals provide homes to around a quarter of all marine species. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. thank you. we have had some showers this morning, mainly across north—western england and the north—east of wales. for many others it has been tried this morning, there have been some sunny spells, thatis there have been some sunny spells, that is the scene in torbay at the moment. we have high—pressure moving from the west. a little weather frontier across eastern areas of england today will move southwards around the north sea coast, which could provide a bit more moisture, the chance of showers eastern scotla nd the chance of showers eastern scotland and eastern england. some of the showers could be heavy. elsewhere, dry with sunny spells, a bit more cloud for northern ireland into the north and west of scotland, maximum temperatures getting into

they made a £70 million bid for lesser‘s carrie maguire, and over which is understood to fall short ofg interest from manchester city but signed a five—year contract with leicester last september. india need to enter data confirm their place in the semifinals. they‘re having a good day against bangladesh. a dominant century set the tone for their innings. court just a few balls later the. the captain has just lost his wicket to india, on fora captain has just lost his wicket to india, on for a very good score. currently 261—4. they are into the final ten overs. and some potentially worrying news for england, with fast bowlerjames anderson most damning first to leave the field while playing for lancashire against durham. he had to leave the field at the ashes —— the field in the ashes starts on the ist of august. it has just been confirmed that mark cavendish will not ride in the tour de france this year for the first time since 2007, and you can find more on that and all of the other stories on the bbc sport website. we will have more for you later. well let‘s take you back to one of o

john maguire, bbc news, london.ers to join. the met now has more female officers than ever before — but admits there is still a long way to go to reflect the population of london as a whole. a restaurant is claiming to be the first in the capital to remove single—use plastic from its kitchen. spring restaurant in somerset house has said goodbye to cling film, replaced straws with a vegetable compost alternative and asked suppliers to deliver using reusable packaging. there are, like, 86,000 food outlets in london, which means if they are all using the same amount of cling film we used in a year, that's 69 million miles worth of cling film a year just in london alone. evelina london, a hospital which treats thousands of children, is celebrating its 150th anniversary. it opened in southwark in 1869 but is now based next to st thomas's. it's described as "a hospital that doesn't feel like a hospital" and will soon open a brand new 28—bed ward. now time for the travel. first a look at the tubes this morning — and it's a

they wanted jerry maguire and instead, jerry springer. you can feel the soul crushing disappointment.it is like when your date shows up but does oinot look at all like a picture. in her online profile. you know you expect this -- and instead you get this. [laughter] i checked a few! i could have been more honest. it's not his fault. is the media who encouraged the dems to pursue the circus. i call it stupid on stupid crime. no wonder nothing was in his purview. >> this is outside the purview. outside my purview. outside my purview. it is not my purview. that is beyond my purview. it is not within my purview. it is still outside my purview. as i said before and i will say it again it is not in my purview. >> now there is an idea for a show per starting cats with strong political opinions. [applause] i do not need your pity applause. [laughter] i do need it! but it was never about collision was just a charade used to nail trump per member the media now on russia the same jerks who mock those that fought communism when ussr was eight times l

maguire is right we should not have seven operators, we should allow the operators we have to operate a lot more devices. i encourage you to support this. thank you. >> any other additional public comments? please come forward. >> i am a motorcyclist. my name is paul breed. i am a motorcyclist, i ride it in the city regularly. i didn't want a car anymore. i have written them probably a hundred times now i'm very -- various occasions. they seem useful and productive for me to use. specifically i have tried scoot, and spent as well. i no longer use scoot, because my opinion of the business organization is that it is problematic and predatory towards the people that are interacting with it. as i encourage the city to examine the providers that they are allowing in the city. i would ask them that they make for certain that, for instance, as scoot does not have the capability to they include an off button on the vehicle. it's not possible to end the trip or interaction with the vehicle given the buttons on the vehicle. to me, that seems nonsensical and it seems predatory when their billing

baseball certainly benefited from and pushed the maguire, sosa years and the barry bonds home run chasears later. and bud selig essentially takes the stance that as soon as he knew what was happening, he hated every minute of it, did not want to mention it, then was forced by the union to go through this song and dance for years before he could get testing in. part of that is true. the union was very resistant to forcing players to be drug tested. it is also unequivocally true that baseball both promoted and benefited from the steroid home run era. and now bud selig is trying to vilify it. jason: could be the run of your life. carol: the perfect story for you. it is not fast, but it might be the most fantastic way to experience the colorado rockies. >> a whole section about getting out in the outdoors and doing outdoor sports. it is the middle of summer. we might want some inspiration to try something new. last year, one of the copy editors that works on our section, brennan, was like, you know what i want to do? this crazy adventure from colorado where you start from aspen and run 100

i didn't think anybody could replace toby maguire. but he did a good job. >>> in san jose we're looking at cloudy conditions this morning. we're just south of mineta san jose international. no heat. it's going to be hard for some areas to see sunshine today. talking about in the bay area. there is warmth coming. it's in the neighborhood. it's several days away. here is a look at the cloud cover. you can see how deeply penetrating overnight. this is at noon. we still have plenty of cloud cover. that's the san mateo bridge down to the south.s the rimoafl bridge. you can see between the two the clouds will stay stubborn all day today. by 7:00, making their way back into the east bay valleys. let's see what they do with the temperatures, 73 to 78 is as warm in the south bay. 66 to 71 on the peninsula. today we've got upper 50s to low 60s with blustery conditions at the coast. barely 61 in downtown san francisco. 74 through 78 in most of the north bay. 70s in the tri-valley, barely 80 out the highway 4 corridor. here is my accuweather seve

john maguire, bbc news, london.ing dinners. a demonstration with a difference. the lobster, a stark reminder of who their anger is directed at. french environment minister. the investigative website, media part, say he hosted a dozen luxury dinners between 2017 and 2018 and his official residence. on the menu, expensive shellfish, champagne and vintage wines costing more than $500 a bottle. there's a suggestion of illegality but his future is very much the spotlight. translation: there are ethical rules which must be followed when representing the electric in the nation and in this case they were simple not respected. he should not be part of the government. things got worse for him later when media pa rt got worse for him later when media part said the taxpayer had paid $71,000 for the renovation of his government provided apartment. this included $19,000 on a dressing room. these are the headlines he and president michael would have wanted to avoid. this damaging row comes as they try to recover from more than six

she recently got a letter from senator maguire. >> impressive. great work, jackie. >> reporter: she hopes to inspire other teens in the area to recycle and redouse the amount of unwanted catalogues. >> bravo. fantastic. >> repor jackie. in marin county, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >> thanks, cornell. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> in the south bay innovation was the word for dozens of girls. "abc 7 news" was in santa clara at walmart labs for the hack-a-thon challenge. 50 girls were task with coming up with creative solutions to the gender gap in science and technology fields. the winner receive chrome books, air pods or tickets to sporting events. there was also a panel discussion. "abc 7 news" reporter amanda del castillo served as the moderator. >>> a south bay man is competing on a game show in hopes of taking home $100,000. >> it is a church, gomon -- mormon goes to a different country. >> a church. >> missed it. it was missionary. >> we could h

she recently got a letter from senator maguire. >> it is impressive. great work, jackie. >> reporter: she hopes to inspire other teens in the bay area to recycle and reduce the amount of unwanted catalogues. >> bravo. fantastic. >> reporter: nice work, jackie. cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >>> a south bay man is competing on a game show. >> it is a church a more upon goes to a different country. >> a mission. >> missed it. >> no? >> it was missionary. >> oh, missionary. oh, we could have come up with a few clues for that one. >> cameron kim of mountain view is playing with susan kelechi watson and chris sullivan from the show "this is us". you can watch this episode of "the $100,000 pyramid" tomorrow night at 9:00 o7. >>>ti t ce on "abc 7 mornin hitting 170 million people across the country. the dangerous conditions in 29 states. >>> a little boy's life changed forever after a tragic incident on his 10th birthday. why his neighbor is now in custody. while managing your type 2 diabetes- why think about your heart? lower a1c helps, but type 2 diabetes s

john maguire went to meet her. we have to go home.aracters in one of the world's biggest television shows has been portrayed by emilia clarke. but after filming the first series of game of thrones, the actress best known as the mother of dragons, while still in her mid—20s, suffered two brain haemorrhages. she says recovery and rehabilitation was tough. it is something that's been perceived to happen to older people. therefore, when you're a younger person experiencing it, there's a whole host of other kind of mental health aspects that largely go unnoticed. and that's what i care about incredibly deeply, because that's what i experienced as a young person who had it. as a result of her experience, through her charity, called sameyou, and as an ambassador for the royal college of nursing, she wants to improve the care for younger stroke patients. because i had an incredibly loving, supportive family and friendship group, and i had the incredible care of two specialist nurses, i got that whole aspect. and i saw where the gaps were, i s

john maguire went to meet her.he world's biggest television shows has been portrayed by emilia clarke. but after filming the first series of game of thrones, the actress best known as the mother of dragons, while still in her mid—20s, suffered two brain haemorrhages. she says recovery and rehabilitation was tough. it is something that's been perceived to happen to older people. therefore, when you're a younger person experiencing it, there's a whole host of other kind of mental health aspects that largely go unnoticed. and that's what i care about incredibly deeply, because that's what i experienced as a young person who had it. as a result of her experience, through her charity, called sameyou, and as an ambassador for the royal college of nursing, she wants to improve the care for younger stroke patients. because i had an incredibly loving, supportive family and friendship group, and i had the incredible care of two specialist nurses, i got that whole aspect. and i saw where the gaps were, i saw where i needed to

you, as a board, i've made an excellent choice and tom maguire as interim director. you face a daunting decision in finding a permanent director who can match up to the standards that ed reiskin has set for humble, it passionate service for collaboration, and for the love of his city and transportation networks. thank you, ed reiskin, the great public servant, a great san franciscan. [applause] >> walk san francisco wants to share our heartfelt gratitude for ed reiskin for his incredible dedication to public service at the pedestrians. ed, you are absolutely instrumental in getting the city to adopt vision zero in 2014, and you've always taken the goal of ending severe and fatal traffic crashes to heart. you have stood with us at deadly crash sites, any have stood up for the most vulnerable on our streets, and you have worked tirelessly to move our city closer to the pedestrian first city it can and should be. thank you for walking the walk, truly, and all that you have done to create a safer and more sustainable transportation city here. we wish you the best. [appla

and they've got an exclusive on harry maguire and his proposed move to united.ton 0pen later. they'll face edouard roger—vasselin and nicolas mahut in their opening—round match. he had previously said it was "pretty unlikely" he would play singles at the us 0pen, but said "the best—case scenario probably would be cincinnati". let's take a quick look at what's coming up later, and the build—up to the start of the ashes will continue today. we'll be hearing from both the england and australia camps in sportsday at 6:30, along with a round—up of all the day's other sport. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sports centre at quarter past 11. bye from me. holly, thank you so much. we‘re in the middle of a ‘public health crisis‘ when it comes to sleep. that‘s the message from the head of one of the country‘s leading child sleep services, who says the full scale of children with sleeping problems is worse than previously thought. professor heather elphick has launched a scheme in sheffield which has helped hundreds of young people get more sleep, as louis l

business, saying that boss 0le gunnar solskjaer is desparate for the club to sign defender harry maguire testing positive for a banned substance. it happened before his points victory over 0scar rivas at the weekend. whyte has already served a two—year ban for unknowingly taking an illegal supplement, so a second offence would lead to a longer ban. promoter eddie hearn says fans should "wait for the facts" before making a judgment. geraint thomas has dropped to third in the overall standings of the tour de france going into stage 19. the defending champion is now 95 seconds behind leaderjulian alaphilippe. thomas's team—mate egan bernal is second. it was colombian nairo quintana who won the mountainous stage 18 to valloire. the 20th and final stage takes place on saturday. staying with the tour, which is blessed with some of the most enthusiastic fans in sport, have a look at this from yesterday's route in the mountains. if you ever wondered how fans fill their time whilst they wait for the peloton, here's your answer. idid say i did say they were enthusiastic! love the views, though. af

one man that they hope to bring in before next thursday transfer deadline is jerry maguire, he and his helens is expected to be named a new coach of gold coast titans. he joined them in 2017 and guided the saints to the press challenge cup in 11 years after they beat a championship site halifax on saturday they are also ten points clear at the top of super elite, he is expected to see the season out. that is all your support for now, i‘ll have more for you at sports day. back to you. three people including a six—year—old boy have been shot dead at a food festival in northern california. officers say 15 other people were wounded when a gunman cut through a fence and opened fire at the annual garlic festival in the small town of gilroy, about 30 miles south of sanjose. the attacker was also shot dead by armed officers who were on the scene in undera minute. dave lee reports from gilroy. what‘s going on?! the gunfire began at 5:41pm on sunday evening, as families were starting to head home. they‘re shooting! as the shots rang out, there was first confusion and then panic, and eventually d

i understand he wants to play it like mark maguire and say he's not here to talk about the past, howrrent segregation that we face in will skoos today, right? because today i live in westchester county, six blocks north of me the school district is 88% white. where my kid goes to school the district is 75% nonwhite. that's six blocks away. what is joe biden going to do about that? because what kamala is saying is that, no, she's not talking about bussing might kids to the white school. i'm not talking about that, but she's talking about using federal power to try to break the joe biden's word, de facto segregation that we still see in new york, in chicago and los angeles county is one of the most segregated school districts in the nation. kamala is using federal power to address that. joe biden is talking about, i don't know, having a beer and having a handshake agreement with mitch mcconnell. >> he can't be -- he can't be mad when someone asks him about this. >> of course, not. >> if you're someone who feels that you have a great record it is uncomfortable and you want to strangle t

they're watching "jerry maguire" on the vcr. >> what can i do for you? the day. he persists, says they'll have to move to a different room if the leak goes on. >> they let me in. i went to the bathroom and checked the fan where i told them the problem would be. when i came out of the bathroom, i pulled my gun out, and i told them i wanted the money and keys to the car. >> he takes carole's daughter, juli, and her friend, silvina pelosso, and herds them into the bathroom. then he ties up carole with duct tape. and then strangles her with a length of rope. and when he was done, he bundled her up and put her in the trunk of a pontiac that she'd rented, that was outside the hotel room door. >> came back in and pulls the girls out of the bathroom and sexually assaulted them. silvina resisted, she was hysterical. he brought her into the bathroom and strangled her. >> so he takes juli, puts her into the bathroom in room 510 next door, and then takes silvina's body, puts her in the trunk along with carole sund, and returns to get juli. >> it was getting pretty l

a few years ago, you know, we were talking about maguire and sosa and maybe there was an issue with sammy'su know, the batters are starting to, you know, pick up particular tips off pitchers and, you know, it goes back and forth. i mean, there's times that the pitchers have a distinct advantage. but i don't think there's anything nefarious about the baseballs and rawlings is not doing anything. obviously offense is good for all sports. baseball included. but i think you know, we just need to celebrate the greatness of the game and not worry about any conspiracies about the baseball. i think you know, like i said, everybody, it goes in ebb and flow, where the pitchers have an advantage, batters have an advantage. you know, we'll see how it pans out over the remainder of the season, the second half of the season. neil: all right. we will watch closely the big game tonight. thank you as always, my friend. cleveland, the site of the big all-star game. >>> meantime, richard branson's space unit wants to go public and is apparently looking for volunteers to go into space. we volunteered gasparino

. >>> finally, talk about a special delivery, whalen maguir to get his wife something he knew she wouldon package is a cake, there it is. >> oh, wow. >> his wife emily, she might like to order from amazon getting several packages a week and felt this was a prime gift idea. the cake was delicious, took eight hours to make, even the label was edible. happy birthday to you. everyone, that is pop news. >> wow, the audience loved it. >> i didn't like milk it like i usually do. >> i thought we were getting cake. >>> we're going to turn to our "gma" cover story, meghan markle is in the headlines this morning. she's got a new job as the guest editor of the september issue of british "vogue." we spoke exclusively to the editor in chief about the forces for change issue and what it was like working so closely with the duchess. abc's deborah roberts has more on this. good morning, deborah. >> good morning, cecelia. being the fashionistas you are, you know the september issue of "vogue" is the biggest of the year usually with a cover trying to make a big slash. the british "vogue" edition now is ma

that is the maguire-sammy sosa year. 2014, you go to 4,000.then. they are trying to attract more people. they say they love the long ball, they loved seeing those home runs last night. but what does that mean? pros and cons? attracting new fans, cons -- >> bill: my family is one somebody of justin verlander stature talks about it this way, you listen. thank you, terry. we will see you tonight. it's on fox later tonight from cleveland. the game starts at 7:30 eastern time. check it out. >> thanks, bill. >> sandra: president trump about to welcome to the white house, they will be holding talks and bilateral meetings happening today. commenting on several key issues, including the 2020 census. stay with us. we will bring you these remarks at the top of the next hour. day. go with align whole food blend. from the pros in digestive health. what do all these people have in common, limu? [ guttural grunt ] exactly. nothing! they're completely different people. that's why they make customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for wha

john maguire is at one of them for us this morning.at's it going to mean for the girl's future -- girls' future? the hope is the international profile of football as it is now, it gives them a real footpath and football as it is now, it gives them a realfootpath and projects football as it is now, it gives them a real footpath and projects them hopefully towards professional football for some of the girls. it's an exciting opportunity. incredible ambition. francesco, so much pressure on schools. will it be difficult to balance it? how will you make sure you keep all the plates spinning? in terms of the school we aim to give children the best possible educational outcomes as well, so that's why the programme is built around excellence for academic potential for children, but also excellence for their sporting potential too, so we see it as a blend of both things and yes, it does pose some of the distal challenges for us, but we think of on what terms it offers for up—and—coming, talented potential footballers, that is what we want to se

kieran maguire is a lecturer in football finance at the university of liverpool and joins me now.t 250 centimetres square. is this a stunt? i think it is classic paddy power. they market themselves as the naughty kids and they are trying to get publicity. if it had been a local boiler company or a local restaurant then we would not have this conversation. it was trending yesterday on social media so as far as paddy power are concerned, they have warm. so we assume they will say ok, we got it wrong and will come back with something tamer. but it raises questions, i suppose, something tamer. but it raises questions, isuppose, about something tamer. but it raises questions, i suppose, about the deep pockets that these firms have in the relationship with football or any other sport. they need that connection. all gambling companies are trying to get band loyalty and the best way to do that is getting into the highs of football fans and armchair viewers. many of these people will be gambling during matches. that has taken off recently thanks to the rise of gambling app with a nested an

andrew pierce from the daily mail and kevin maguire from the daily mirror. good morning.ere was lots of playing to the camera with the gimmicks any justice. i of playing to the camera with the gimmicks anyjustice. i think today he will be much more serious because he will be much more serious because he has a serious job to do. you will bejudged on one thing and one thing only, brexit, will he ghattas out by 0ctober only, brexit, will he ghattas out by october 31st. expect a serious beach at —— whiley gadigal? october 31st. expect a serious beach at -- whiley gadigal? brexit is important because he said this do or die halloween. he also knows he doesn't want to be a one trick pony. he has got to begin delivering across the waterfront on schools and education, what's happening with the welfare state. it is notjust brexit. i think if he focuses entirely on brexit he will fall apart because he will fail. he already has a plan. every prime minister has a first hundred days plan. this one will be dominated by 0ctober plan. this one will be dominated by october 31. it is almost