holly bradshaw, she used to be holly bleasdale, holly bradshaw now, she's just as good in the poll vote. that got her through as top 12 jumpers into the final of the pole vault. across the board, really great british interest from the 100 metres. the 1500 metres, the men's, beaches over that are for mo farah because a lot of fans are still her to get a glimpse of brad a photograph or two with him. you heard him live on bbc news, live on sports day. i bet more spot. will perry is back in the sports centre. honours are pretty much even after the opening day of england's final test against south africa at old trafford. their batsmen made decent starts but failed to fully deliver — they were 260 for six at the close — and there was a special moment for one of lancashire's favourite sons before the start of play as patrick gearey reports. first morning of the test, perfect time to pick up a new bit of kit. james anderson took this frame. part of old trafford took his name. the pavilion end, now the james anderson end, something for lancastrians to look up to. the man himself had to watch som

got holly bradshaw going in the pole vault just after got holly bradshaw going in the pole vaultjusthe women's100 meter semifinals and finals. three british runners in the semifinals, the great elaine thompson is the favourite. she is very likely to get ajamaican favourite. she is very likely to get a jamaican spirit back through the roof once again, because she is the hot hot favourite in the women's100 metres. good stuff, thank you leave. but medal ceremony forjustin gatlin coming up in the next half an hour, you will see it here live. schools must stop trying "to wrap children in cotton wool" because it leaves them ill—prepared for the challenges of later life. that's the view of the chief inspector of schools, amanda spielman, who says over—the—top health and safety rules stop children developing resilience. she wants new guidance for schools in england. andy moore reports. it's clear the chief inspector of schools is no fan of children in high—vis jackets. she says they look like troops of mini construction workers minus the hard hats. pupils, she claims, are being shortchanged

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in the pole vault, holly bradshaw's medal ambitions came crashing down, just missing out on bronze.be, how about the women's 100 metres final? marie—josee ta lou thought she had won, but instead the desperate dive of tori bowie did it byjust 100th of a second. it was all about that dip. i mean, whata night. most of the medals i've won, most of the championships i've been, so why not a night? among tonight's highlights, laura muir goes in the 1500 metres final as british athletes search for that winning feeling. laura muir goes laura muirgoes in laura muir goes in herfinal at 9:50pm this evening. also keep an eye out for sophie hitchon in the hammer. she's a former ballerina who won bronze at the rio olympics last year and she has another real chance ofa year and she has another real chance of a medal tonight, clive. year and she has another real chance of a medaltonight, clive. and year and she has another real chance of a medal tonight, clive. and the swiss at the london stadium, thank you. england's cricketers have set south africa a target of 380 runs to win the fourth test test

holly bradshaw, outside chance in the women's pole vault final.0 metre record—holder, the man to ta ke 400 metre record—holder, the man to take on the mantle who could put a positive shine on the sport of athletics. three british girls going in the women's100 metre semifinals for the katarina johnson—thompson will also see if she can do something miraculous in the 800 metres, the end of the heptathlon. i will be here through the rest of the evening, but for this world athletics sportsday, in which we have seen jessica ennis—hill receiving a gold medal she should have got six years ago, it is goodbye for now. it has been a day of mixed fortunes. low pressure bringing rain across northern and western parts of the country, further south east, largely dry and bright, this was suffolk earlier, some sunshine, and we saw temperatures of 23 earlier. low— pressure temperatures of 23 earlier. low—pressure is still dominating the weather, sitting out to the north west, and with the trailing weather front we are going to see more rain in the next couple of da

asha philip ‘s failing to qualify holly bradshaw has cleared her first title in the pole vault fourthhe final event of the heptathlon but she won't get a medal unless something extraordinary happens, u nfortu nately. something extraordinary happens, unfortunately. studio: is something extraordinary happens, we will be back to hear about it. —— if. and now to the rest of the sport. england's batsmen have been struggling in the gloom in manchester — they've been losing quick wickets on this third day of the final test against south africa — but they do have a healthy lead. despite the rain. patrick gearey has been watching. this test has been punctuated by a series of rush hours, pulses of energy moving the game onto england's timetable, with south africa left on the platform. with rain in the forecast, if there is to be a winner, they will have to keep the pace up. south africa start a long way behind. in the game and in this series. very little progress made with the bat, six added before their final wicket became stuart broad's third. his old mate james anderson one short of a famous

laura muir a bronze medal and she adds to a growing list of british athletes, the likes of holly bradshawe hitchon, katarina johnson—thompson, who have finished just outside the medals and it means after the fourth day of the world championships, the british tea m world championships, the british team only have one solitary gold medalfrom sir mo team only have one solitary gold medal from sir mo farah. team only have one solitary gold medalfrom sir mo farah. they will hope for a few more, perhaps in the relay and sir mo farah runs again in the 5000 metres at the weekend but when you compare it to the seven medals they won in beijing two years ago, it is going to be hard for them to match it this time around. some other news for you, wayde van niekerk, the best chance the sport has of replacing usain bolt as its biggest star, his chances of success in the 200 and 400 metres have improved because isaac makwala, botswa na, improved because isaac makwala, botswana, as pulled out with illness and it could be rated this statement from the local organising committee which says a number of cases

we saw those tears from holly bradshaw, who missed out on a podium.tin gatlin took the men's title as well. thomas walsh from new zealand got his shot put gold as well. our timings arejusta his shot put gold as well. our timings are just a bit out, because tori bowie is making her way towards me as we speak. i don't think we will get her in this edition of world athletics sportsday, but i will interview her and we will try and bring it to you later on bbc news. let's just mark your car for a few things coming up. —— mark your card. we are about to get going with sophie hitchon in the women's hammer. we will bring you some of the action throughout the evening on bbc news on this fourth day of the championships. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. for now, good night. this is bbc news. let's look at some of the main stories this evening. three young children are being cared for by relatives after their mother was found dead at the family home in the black country. detectives believe the 26 year—old

disappointment too for holly bradshaw.pole vault but after failing at 4.75, the dream was over and the emotion took hold. from gatlin to bowie. by the end of the night the usa had yet another shock 100 and champion. jamaica's darling elaine thompson was left for dust and out of the medals by tory bowie, she timed her run and heard it to perfection. natalie pirks, bbc news, at the london stadium. and later this morning we'll be speaking to jessica ennis—hill's former coach. that's at 8:20am. that is toni minichiello. yesterday jess said that toni minichiello could help out katarina johnson—thompson on the mental side of things. we will talk to him about that as well as other things too. jeremy clarkson has said he won't be back at work for quite some time after being diagnosed with pneumonia. the former top gear presenter was admitted to hospital in majorca, where he's on holiday with his family. he said it was the first time he'd been off sick since he started working in 1978 and thanked fans for all their good wishes. wer

later on, holly bradshaw will be in the final of the high jump.re on top heading into day three of the fourth and final test against south africa at old trafford. jonny bairstow made 99 for england as they posted 362 in theirfirst innings. in reply, james anderson took four wickets on his home ground to help reduce the visitors to 220 for 9 in reply. england lead by 142 runs. it was nice to stick around with jonny bairstow for a bit. it was good to get to three figures. a fantastic knock. getting to 360, it is a competitive score. myjob is to take wickets. it is always nice to get a cluster. those three wickets after tea were key for the team. leigh griffiths scored the 200th goal of his club career as celtic began the defence of their scottish premiership title with a 4—1win over hearts. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian, ross county and stjohnstone. john terry captained aston villa on his debut in the championship yesterday but couldn't lead them to victory against hull city. jarrod bowen scored the second half equaliser in a 1—1 draw. det

and laura muirand katarina year and holly bradshaw and laura muir and katarina johnson—thompson, weave that by now if we we re and we should have that by now if we were on target. there are not that many medal chances left. it is not really going to plan but it is the world championships in sport is brutal and it is a reminder of how tough it is out there. bianca williams, the british sprinter lives to fight another day. we have seen all the lucky losers than she does go through to the semifinal along with dina asher—smith. looking a little further ahead, when perhaps british hopes of the final medals do come in the relays, one man who will be going all out for gold is usain bolt. a terrible weekend forjamaica with their two hot favourites, usain bolt and elaine thompson failing in that, usain bolt getting a bronze and elaine thompson nothing that you saying bolt and his four by 100 team of the reigning champions. this was him on the warm up track today and by all accounts he is still so determined to go out on another global gold medal. we will see and we will be able to talk about

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holly bradshaw will compete in the pole vault final. and one of the greatest in the 400 metres.ifinal. it looks like it will be a cracking day. as always, thanks. day three of the fourth and final test between england and south africa at old trafford and england just needed 15 minutes to wrap up the south african innings. south africa resumed this morning on 220—9 but the proteas were only able to add six runs before stuart broad dismissed duanne 0livier. that means that england have a first innings lead of 136 runs and will begin their second innings shortly. the domestic football season is under way. the championship and scottish premiership seasons started yesterday and today it's the community shield at wembley. league winners chelsea take on fa cup winners arsenal in the traditional "friendly" ahead of the premier league season. it was a pity to lose the fa cup against arsenal after a great season for us. but now there is another game and we know very well that arsenal is a strong team. and we are waiting for a difficult game and we wa nt to waiting for a difficult game and

there is also the conclusion of the heptathlon later today and holly bradshaw goes in the final of thell be great to watch. fans will be up—to—date on wayde van niekerk, the olympic champion in the 400 metres and the world record—holder. he will be on the track in action in the 400 metres semifinals. lots to look forward to this evening. thanks for joining us. 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 business secretary, greg clark, says the report will examine how prices can be kept as low as possible — while ensuring the uk still meets its climate change targets. a short time ago 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 being led by a well—informed person but it is unlikely he will be adding anything to the equation that's already there. what we

we will also have holly bradshaw, but it is all about usain bolt, just after eight o'clock.im, but nobody loves you as much as your pa rents. yes, i went to a lot of parties when i was younger. so it's from me. in 2002, he won the world juniors. he didn't want to go, and he was encouraged to go. it was in berlin, that was a good race, because tyson gay ran 9.71, the fastest he ever done, and yet he was beaten by usain. done. because i am the handsome one! it is how he reacts to people. he is such a lovely person. everybody loves him. he always tries to meet and greet with everyone. as you go along, no matter who you are, old or young, he. you go along, no matter who you are, old oryoung, he. and you go along, no matter who you are, old or young, he. and say something to make you laugh. well, yes, because of his playfulness. he offers a lot to the sport. and of course, the fans love what he is doing. sol course, the fans love what he is doing. so i myself will miss it. i am proud, and feeling good to know it is my only child, and he is doing so it is my only child, and he is

and holly bradshaw came up short in the final of the women's pole vault.ght, but her knee caught the bar on the way down, to end her competition. the one british highlight of the evening was supplied by kyle langford, who produced a great finish to reach the final of the 800m. the european junior champion finished second in his heat, to give the home crowd something to cheer about. justin gatlin got a mixed reception from the london crowd, as he received his gold medal following his victory over usain bolt in that 100m final last night there was certainly some booing for the athlete, who has served two drugs bans during his career, but there were also some cheers as he mounted the podium. he was given the medal by lord coe, who earlier had said that gatlin's win was not the perfect script. a more popular medal was awarded to dame jessica ennis—hill, who recieved gold for the 2011 world championships, having been denied at the time by russian drug cheat tatyana chernova. it makes her a three—time world champion. england are in control of the fourth test aga

that was certainly ben bradshaw's view and a view of many remainers will stop they hope that philip hammondand trained and says that, during this transition period, that, during this transition period, that now the cabinet accepts britain needs, that britain could still stay in the customs union and remain members of the single market by signing this letter today with liam fox, philip hammond is confirming that this is not something the government are seeking. during this transition period, they will once, clearly, a new customs arrangements with the map, even that's only a temporary one, ditto on the single market. but i think people who hoped philip hammond would be making the case for remain tyke priorities around the cabinet table will look at this and think, he has a capitulated here to liam fox. i think liam fox was always nervous about having any kind of transition period, i think he has accepted that is something they will have to pursue. howell amenable will be the other 27 you're members? that's the critical question. what we saw today is two cabinet ministers sitting at a positio

holly bradshaw is in seventh. she has a chance to clear one metres 65.— four metres 65. she is about to go in her final attempt —— four metres 65. she is about to go in herfinal attempt to —— four metres 65. she is about to go in her final attempt to stay —— four metres 65. she is about to go in herfinal attempt to stay in this competition. i am not sure if we can stay with these pictures. i am seeing the pictures on the big screen so am seeing the pictures on the big screen so i can tell you she plays it or not. she isjust screen so i can tell you she plays it or not. she is just going screen so i can tell you she plays it or not. she isjust going in screen so i can tell you she plays it or not. she is just going in the run—up. can she do it? yes! she can! an enormous roar. that will put her way back up in the rankings, into the medal position. fantastic from oui’ the medal position. fantastic from our british vaulter. i am so glad we could stick with that. let's move on. just time to bring you the cricket before you go. england's cricketer are in contr

disappointment too follow holly bradshaw. she had a good chance of a medal in the pole vault.ed with horror as the next two athletes to clear it claimed bronze. when she realised how close she'd come, she couldn't hold back the tears. she'd come, she couldn't sir mo farah turns his attentions to the marathon after these championships and he could well have a fellow countrymen as a major rival. have a fellow countrymen calum hawkins equalled the best finish by a briton in the event, coming in fourth place. finish by a briton in the event, this man could be one of the greats of marathon running in years to come. of the greats of marathon jamaican of the greats of marathon fans had travelled a long way jamaican fans had travelled a long way to see their men and women be crowned champions. another shock as their darling was left for dust by their darling was left for dust by the usa athlete as she timed her dip to perfection. many to perfection. are troubled by the wayjustin has many are troubled by the wayjustin has been portrayed as track and field's he—man. there are many athle

we were fifth in the heptathlon at holly bradshaw was six in the pole vault and usage was heartbrokenh medal hopes this evening. lead in the women's 1500 medal hopes this evening. lead in the women's1500 metres final by laura mule or the european indoor champion. seventh at the rio olympics last year but looked very impressive in the semifinals on saturday. it is incredibly tough field for hire. but she will be hoping that she can get that elusive medal on a global stage to go with those european titles. also keep in my upper britain's laura weightman in that. the final at 9:50pm this evening. keep an eye out for sophie hitchen in the final of the women's hammer. kitchen is a former al arena. she won braun is at the olympics in rio last year and she looked very impressive in qualifying, a single throw was all it took for sophie hitchen to get through to tonight's final and it gets underway at about 7pm. also in action the british team captain. she goes and heats of the women's 400 meter hurdle. plenty to look forward to this evening. the coverage gets underway at 6pm on bbc two. brill

. >> tina bradshaw smith also taught the bubbly teen who had the world at her feet. she was days away from starting college at florida a&m. >> just prayers for the family. prayers because it's going to be hard. it's a hard thing, knowing that >> mayor said the city needs to double its efforts to get illegal guns off the streets. >> it's sickening and there are no words for it. >> it grew harsh criticism, her mom as a sergeant on the force. >> this is one of the tragic things. >> she had been captain of the cheerleading squad and singer in the choir. she was described as the idea wilson high school graduate. i spoke to the principal here today at wilson high school, asking her, what are you going to say to students when they return to school here next week. she said that she's doing to tell them that it's okay to be sad, it is okay to be angry, but then you need to heal and be able to move forward. back to you. >> such a sad story. >> thank you, darcy. >>> allegations on local firefighter may have been drunk on the job, but it's what happened afterwards as he responde

we are waiting for holly bradshaw in the pole vault to qualify for the final of the pole vault, becauset day of the 16th world athletics championships, in the next 30 minutes or so. airlines including british airways, ryanair and easyjet are urging passengers flying home from europe this weekend to turn up earlier than normal at airports. tighter security checks have led to big delays at passport control. the new measures are in response to recent terror attacks. ba and easyjet are texting passengers to arrive at least three hours before theirflights. danjohnson is at heathrow airport and has this update. i have spoken to lots of passengers who have arrived back in the uk today. many travelled without a problem, without experiencing any significant delay. there are not queues at every airport, that is why it is difficult for the airlines to predict when and where there are going to be problems. that is why some airlines have issued reminders to passengers that they must get to the airport early with plenty of time to spare. we‘ve heard about some delays of up to four hours. some passeng

holly bradshaw goes in pole vault qualifying. full coverage across the bbc.tting acquainted with his new surroundings in paris following his world record move from barcelona yesterday. the £200 million transfer was completed last night and the brazilian's switch to paris saint germain has already captured the imagination of the parisien public as our sports news correspondent richard conway explains. neymar has signed for paris st germain, a world—record fee. look at the effect it has had on the paris st germain fans, who have been queueing for hours to try to get into the store when it opens. they wa nt to into the store when it opens. they want to be in that shop and buying neymar jerseys and want to be in that shop and buying neymarjerseys and get that name on the back. they are hugely excited. he will be unveiled to the media later today and then on saturday, ahead of the first game of the season, he will be presented to the fans. they can't wait to see him and i can't believe it has actually happened. neymar is a paris st germain player. finally england

holly bradshaw also goes in the qualification to the pole vault. countries and 2000 athletes, it is probably about two men, usain bolt and mo farah. that's all the sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and i'll have more in sportsday at 6.30. olly foster has the bestjob tonight! nice to see you nonetheless. as we've been reporting, donald trump is coming under increased pressure in connection with the allegations that russia interfered in last year's us presidential election. the man investigating the claims, robert mueller, has convened a grand jury to assess the evidence. here to explain what exactly a grand jury is is our legal correspondent clive coleman. it is not something we have in our country? we have no equivalent in this country. it is a jury, but not one that decides whether someone is guilty or innocent of a crime. it is a i°y guilty or innocent of a crime. it is a joy that assesses the evidence and hears evidence in order to determine what they call in america pr

bradshaw fires... touchdown! an awesome physical team were the steelers today. (crowd chanting) pittsburgh, the super bowl champs. >> narrator: pittsburgh. for 70 years, they've loved their football team: the steelers. >> this is a tough town. the people here are tough, tough-minded. the way the steelers played the game meshed perfectly with the people. >> hit him! hit him! >> they loved that hard-hitting, punishing, brutal defense that they played. >> narrator: they called the defensive line the steel curtain. >> that just fit perfectly into the way they saw their own lives and what they had to be in order to survive. >> narrator: and if there was one iconic steeler, it was number 52, iron mike webster. >> mike webster exemplified what it was like to be a player in the steel city and a player in that era that for me was the greatest team of all time. >> pittsburgh's going to the super bowl! >> narrator: in the 1970s, webster anchored four super bowl championship teams. >> mike was a legend and a hero. he may have been the legend and the hero because here's that

the guardian's peter bradshaw is here to tell us what's caught his eye.s on the front page of the guardian, which you have selected, his parents had given an interview. in fact, it is not his pa rents, interview. in fact, it is not his parents, the clinician at great 0rmond street... is parents have given an interview to one of the papers. but the clinician of great 0rmond street hospital has spoken on conditions of anonymity to the guardian today, an interview which makes the point that they themselves we re makes the point that they themselves were deeply affected by baby charlie's ordeal and the ordeal of his parents, but he is also making the point that the agony was fuelled by politicians, that people sticking their oar by politicians, that people sticking theiroar in, grinding by politicians, that people sticking their oar in, grinding an axe of their oar in, grinding an axe of their own, protracted the situation, and effectively hijacking the act of charlie gard's prance... they have named the politicians. yes, saying the agony had been kept alive

donna bradshaw-walters worries that these parents may unwittingly bring back diseases that haven't been seen for decades. >> say, "ah." >> ah. >> good job. the possibility of an outbreak is real here in ashland. we are not living in a bubble, especially in this day and age of international travel. our shakespeare festival draws people from all over the world, and it's just a matter of time before someone comes to here from another area who is unimmunized and who has the disease and brings that disease into our community. >> narrator: in fact, ashland experienced an outbreak of chicken pox in 2014. and given the low rate of vaccination here, the community is at constant risk of other highly infectious and potentially serious diseases like measles or whooping cough taking hold. there are many pro-vaccine parents in ashland, like lorie anderson, whose son, evan, is fully vaccinated. >> it's an outbreak waiting to happen. and so i don't just care about my own child. my child may be well protected because of his vaccination. but i hate to see people get hurt, injured, die, have to be quarant

holly bradshaw is qualifying for the poll vote final stop laura muir will double up for 1500s and 5000e were talking about the blanket ban on russian athletes, there was a reallocation of medals, all those medals cheated from a place on the podium, all receive their rightful medals. christina got a fume levels, and the four by 400 relay teams. there was so much cheating going on at the time, and the athletes are given their place here as they got their rightfully deserve medals. time for a weather update. sunshine and showers into the weekend. there could be some heavy showers around at times, and especially on saturday with a cool fields of the weather. through the evening and into nice dry weather out there with clear spells but showers in northern ireland and scotland, drifting across the irish sea towards wales and the south—west. cool particularly in the north—west, stornoway, generally 12 or 16 degrees. the heavy showers across pa rt degrees. the heavy showers across part of england and wales with hail and thunder, some scattered showers in the far north, northern ireland and sco

holly bradshaw had a good season but fell short in the pole vaults.ing session we have sophie hitchon going on in the hammer. in the 1500 metres final we have laura muirand laura the 1500 metres final we have laura muir and laura weightman. there is no morning session today. it is very quiet. eerily quiet in the london stadium, but action gets under way at 6pm on bbc two. cheers. welcome to the programme. this programme has discovered that 32 children between the ages of three and five have been referred to the nhs over the last year because they‘ re unhappy with their biological gender. in total this year 216 children under the age of 10 have been to the nhs's only gender identity service for under 18s — that figure has more than doubled over the last two years. "tra nsgender" means someone who doesn't identify as the gender they were assigned to when they were born. they may wish to be seen as a different gender or no gender at all. over the last two and a half years we've been following two of the uk's youngest transgender children, lily and jessic

tom wilber, the bradshaw night foundation, and dominique watkins. thank you for your support of this event and the new urbanism program. i would also like to our knowledge our american conservative board member in the audience, howard. and i believe i saw scott mcconnell here as well. and i would also like to the go moment to thank the people who are less visible, both of the staff of the r street institute, and "the american conservative." before we get started with the panel, a bit of background on the new urbanism initiative at "the american conservative." "americans ago, the conservative" does what it does best. to challenge status quo thinking among conservatives of a particular policy area. continuing the same course is good for the country and the community and ordinary citizens. when the magazine was founded in 2002, the issue of the moment was the calming iraq war and -- of the coming iraq war and the resources wasted on that and intervention abroad. at that time, washington would come to regret that. "the american conservative" was essenti

peter bradshaw is here, good morning to you.. very good story in the mail, these fixed odds betting terminals, kind of glorified arcade machines, and they have terrifyingly high rates, and you can bet, win, lose hundreds and hundreds of pounds in a few minutes. there was a big controversy of the number of them opening, you can only have a set number in each betting shop, so they were opening more shops. set number in each betting shop, so they were opening more shopslj set number in each betting shop, so they were opening more shops. i have they were opening more shops. i have the rather quaint idea of betting shops, people betting on premiership football or the grand national, but the big—money is in betting shops full of these terminals where real crack cocaine profits are to be made. this excellent story suggests the department of culture, media and sport wants to get tough with these machines, quite substantially lower the maximum bet to about £2. but the story is that whitehall, in particular the chancellor, doesn't like th

opportunities for medals in the heptathlon with katarina johnson—thompson and on a pole vault with holly bradshawe caster semenya of south africa and the olympic 1500 metres champion but muir is in impressive form after winning the indoor european 1500 metres medal. also in action for great britain, sophie hitchen in the hammer. she will go into this in confident mood. she's had a good couple of seasons. she took bronze at the rear live in last year and needed just one throw to qualify for this final. so day for good be a more successful day for the british athletes. coverage gets underway from 6pm on bbc two. some breaking news. in the last 30 minutes, the england rugby union squad, denny solomona and mani tuilagi have been sent home for what the rugby union say our team culture issues. the rfu have not added any comments on the story but it is thought to be alcohol—related, the players are understood to have gone out on sunday evening and broke the team's standards. both were sent home this morning. we will have more on that story for you coming up in the next hour. thank you. in venezuela pres

. >>> an emmy, grammy and tony winner, who became a household name, playing carrie bradshaw's besty forrl? and i'm your mother. >> things have gotten messy. and i want to bail. but i can't. >> then you know. the only way out the through. >> cynthia nixon, good morning. >> good morning. >> so nice to have you here. >> we were here last night at the rainbow room, our premiere. >> had to walk across the street. >> i never went home. >> just spent the night there. that's fantastic. this is really an unusual film that has a love triangle. and without giving too much away, can you set it up for us? >> yes. it's kallen turner plays thomas. it's a coming-of-age story for him. and it's a love story for new york. there's a mystery in it. and i think it's about a young man starting out not wanting to make the same mistakes his parents made and being in the form of different women and also different actually father figures in the film. torn between cynicism and idealism. and it's about that for new york, too. about the uber gentrification of new york. and can you be successful and not lose your sou