one by one, rome, budapest, and hamburg withdrew. fea rful of budapest, and hamburg withdrew. fearful of gusts and a lack of public support. —— fearful of costs and a lack of public support. pitching to host the olympics for a third time, la wanted to bring the summer games third time, la wanted to bring the summer games back to the us the first time since 1996. with most of its infrastructure already built it boasted it could host the games tomorrow. but now they have confirmed they are to wait. in 2028 we are bringing the games back to la. one of the great capitals of this olympic movement. a city that has always been a games changer. and will be again in 2028. in exchange for its patients, la will get a financial sweetener from the international olympic committee. extra funding for an extended planning period. the only championship in terms of athletics which competes with it,

"budapest" was that song -- remember you loved that song? i was obsessed with "budapest." ezra. but then, it was a hit, and it was a big, giant, super hit. and then i was like, "hey, can you come on, can you play 'budapest'?" he was like -- he was kinda like, "that's my old song. i've got a new song out." and i go, "oh, okay." and he was like -- [ laughter ] "if you really like it, i'll come on and play 'budapest'." so, he came on and played that song for us. and so we just love him. so, i'm happy he's coming back. he's got a new song, it's fantastic. george ezra is here, you guys. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "don't matter now." and it's a great song. the new "budapest." >> steve: it's the new "budapest." >> jimmy: "don't matter now" by george ezra. yeah, we like it. guys, it is time for "tonight show" look-a-likes. it's a new thing. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight show look-a-likes yeah ♪ >> jimmy: a couple weeks ago, we asked you guys at home to send us photos of some things you've seen that look like donald trump. [ light laughter ] a

the new "budapest." >> steve: it's the new "budapest." >> jimmy: "don't matter now" by george ezra.is time for "tonight show" look-a-likes. it's a new thing. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight show look-a-likes yeah ♪ >> jimmy: a couple weeks ago, we asked you guys at home to send us photos of some things you've seen that look like donald trump. [ light laughter ] and we got a lot of great responses. and it's all random things -- so it's -- but you have to look at them, study them. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: buu' let's look at some of our favorites. this first one was sent in by cindi from wisconsin. it's a picture of a rock. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: take a look at that. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: "just hit a wall." >> jimmy: more of bust -- buy, yeah. but a rock -- it started as a a rock. this next one was sent in by heather, she sent in a photo of her ice cream cone. [ applause ] like a profile, see that? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: like a profile pic. >> steve: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: this next one is from edward in orlando. this is a bird, called the golden pheasa

after six hours, we made it to the budapest zoo.o ark already, and i hope to get number 5,000 here at the budapest zoo... ...the persian leopard. is that a boy or a girl leopard? this big cat was once common in iran, but today its numbers are estimated to be as low as around 1,000 in the wild. and she's just eaten a rabbit, i see the fur everywhere. okay, excellent. the next day, the morning's off to a good start. (banging) with only two more to 5,000. number 4,999 really wants his 15 minutes... (banging) sartore: oh, yeah... see, we don't want all this. sartore: ...or his food. (overlapping voices) see, we want all the food out of there, no food on the floor at all. ah! (sartore speaking over the banging) we feed one grape at a time. and we toss it, and he goes for that grape and turns around. this will take him an hour to eat, so we want to pull all the fruit. (speaking in hungarian) she says, it's about four minutes to eat all of them that is on the floor. rule number one about the photo ark: always trust the keeper. ♪ nice, very

. >> it will begin nonstop flights from zurich, budapest and prague.he new international service begins next year. >> i have not been to budapest. >> the weekend looking good. >> indeed it is. and plus that it's also still looking quiet as well for the upcoming eclipse. we will talk about that stretch of sunny weather and how long it lasts beyond the eclipse. >> yesterday we didn't have too much fog in the city but everywhere else you were just enshrouded in very thick fog, but now i'm not going to say that it's not humid outside, but at least we don't have that to contend with this morning. so the morning drive save for sun glare is basically find. we do have a shower across the maryland-virginia border. i don't believe that's going to have impact on our area. with time the southern half of our region, delmarva peninsula, southern new jersey, you run the potential of a shower. keep your eyes out for thunder since a pop-up is a higher possibility. up to the poconos i wouldn't worry about any wet weather at all. it looks beautiful up there. low 70s in a

i heard you have not watched your 50 metres race back since budapest. talk us through it. 25 seconds of action, so you had to squeeze it in! talk to us about how you feel on the blocks, what it is like to touch to win world championship gold. take your marks. go. i am nodding my head, i can do it, i am reassuring myself. are you nervous? excited, a little bit nervous, you have to be nervous to race. excited, diving in. thinking about the pull—out, the kick. i am always first up. i always have a bad start! i can see him on the right, going faster, left, i cannot see him. i stopped to see the person on the right and this is where i powerhouse, this is where my power will come. the last 25, 15, thatis power will come. the last 25, 15, that is my main gain. as soon as you touch the wall, i am turning around and begin, what have i done? under 26 seconds, the first man under 26 secondsis 26 seconds, the first man under 26 seconds is amazing for me. and the gb flags. it was the moment in rio, what have i done? watching it back, you said you felt you made mista

named 19 of the players who went to euro 2017 in her first squad for a friendly against hungary in budapestummer's finals. 0lympic bronze medallists marcus ellis and chris langridge are through to the third round of the world badminton championships in glasgow. the 14th seeds in the men's doubles had few alarms against the austrian duo dominik stipsits and roman zirnwald. they won by two games to nil. britain's chris froome has extended his vuelta a espana lead after today's fifth stage, which was won by alexey lutsenko. froome is aiming to become the third man to win the a vuelta and the tour de france in the same year. he now has a ten—second advantage over his nearest rival. england's women will retain their rugby world cup title if they beat four time winners new zealand in belfast on saturday. simon middleton's side earned their place in the showpiece after a 20—3 victory over france. katherine downes reflects on an impressive performance by england's women. this is the final the women's game was hoping for, the two best teams in the world, england and new zealand going head—to—head fo

one by one, rome, budapest, and hamburg withdrew, fea rful of budapest, and hamburg withdrew, fearfulck of public support. —— 202a. that left just one major rival. pitching to host the limbic for a third time, los angeles wanted to bring the summer games back to the us for the first time since 1996. with most of its infrastructure already built, it was addicted to host the games tomorrow, but now they have confirmed they were willing to wait. in 2028, we are bringing the verdict is back to los angeles. it is a city that has or is been a games changer, and will be again in 2028. in exchange risk patients, los angeles will get a sweetener from the international olympic committee: extra funding for an extended planning period. if we can build that legacy right now, as that of waiting until the olympics are over. simply put, what we are able to negotiate, this deal was too good to pass up. this may be an unusual way for host cities to be confirmed. the ioc is expected to rubber stamp the announcement said a few weeks. paris won't care how it is done. after several failed beds, won't care

after his achievements in the pool in budapest he took a short break from training in a surprising location. peaty went to zambia to complete a gruelling sporting challenge to raise funds for thousands of children living in poverty there. our correspondent nataliejackson went along with him. out of his comfort zone, 5000 miles from home. when it comes to it you have to give back to the crossroads no matter where it is in the world. this is lusaka, the capital of zambia, hotand this is lusaka, the capital of zambia, hot and dusty and poverty is widespread. creating a legacy for me is one of the most important things. it is about the medals and world records but it is how you inspired millions of people around the world to do what you have done. five years ago adam peaty and his coach mel marshall came out to raise funds to build a sports village. today they saw the facility for the very first time. it's not all about the medals, it is how you translate those especially the olympic and world once, to a global cause. you have to help as many people as possible. the 0lympic help as many people

judo championship medal for seven years as nekoda davis took bronze in the 57 kilogram category in budapest this afternoon. davis was leading the reperchage final against panama's miriam roper but the win was secured when her opponent fell awkwardly and damaged her knee. euan burton won britain's last world medal in tokyo in 2010. i think it will sink and later on when i have the medal round my neck. but, yes, incredible feeling and one of my dreams come true. u nfortu nately, of my dreams come true. unfortunately, the circumstances with how the contest ended were not the best. does that take anything away from the medal? not at all. i was two scores are “— away from the medal? not at all. i was two scores are —— up away from the medal? not at all. i was two scores are —— up and i feel confident i would have won. i feel bad about the injury. i have been riddled with injuries all year. it isa riddled with injuries all year. it is a hard way to go out. but i feel like it is my time, so i'm really happy. so one dream comes true at the judo but what happens you meet your sporting idol? do you s

but this year she flew out to budapest to cheer on her grandson. flown in 20 years and she had been packing her bags for weeks before. it means so much to me to walk out when you‘re a bit nervous and excited and have all these emotions, then you see your grandmother and mother in the crowd. it is an amazing thing. 0bviously you what to make them proud and give them as much as they‘ve given you. and the training that has got due to where ui now, many people have seen of you doing those insane push—ups. how important is that regime?” of you doing those insane push—ups. how important is that regime? i love it, people say it is hard, probably the worst thing you could imagine every single day, six hours. as much heart exercise as you can do. but for me that is my comfort zone. and the best still yet to come? i have not even started to reach my peak yet. i need that man strength to come through, and still on boy strength. his only rival now would seem strength. his only rival now would seem to be the clock, the man taking british swimming into uncharted

ashley mckenzie was eliminated at the first hurdle on day one at the world judo championships in budapest. the two—time olympian lost by a hold—down ippon to japan's under—21 world champion nagayama ryuju in the —60kg category. britishjudo has sent a team of 12 athletes to the event in hungary including rio olympic bronze medallist sally conway who fights on friday in the —70kg class. that's the thing with judo, as soon as you make one mistake it's over andi as you make one mistake it's over and i made that mistake. i tried to doa and i made that mistake. i tried to do a move and it was all over from there, he kind of pinned me and i tried my hardest to get out but u nfortu nately i tried my hardest to get out but unfortunately i didn't. boxer cheavon clarke, is one of great britain's big hopes for a medal at the next olympics. and already he could be labelled the lazarus of the boxing world. and notjust because he's able to get back up off the canvas. the jamaican—born boxer has been impaled... poisoned... and brought back from death — twice. despite that, he's now at the world champions

american airlines will start travel to budapest in may.light starting on august 21st. >>> kitchen renovations left a woman with a big problem. she got her cabinets, but something was missing. >> when they were going to make the delivery, three of the dors were on back order. >> harry hairston shares the one thing you should do before starting any renovation. >>> also don't try this at home. you have to see this vid wrote of a record breaking jump. . >>> we'ring showing you more of to catch a murder. one man died. >>> a man who held up a wawa in south philadelphia is on the run tonight. still looking at video from two weeks ago of him outside the store on south christopher columbus boulevard. police say he went into the store and point ed a gun at employees and demanded cash. he took the money and ran away. >>> this next story is not for me. ab attempt at a roller coaster at six flags. it celebrated national roller coaster day by setting a world record for the most roller coaster riders in pajamas. it was only fitting most of the people, 16

after setting new world records in the 50 and 100 metres freestyle at the world championships in budapeste of 23.10 seconds taking 0.14 seconds off the previous mark set by the dutch swimmer ranomi kromo—wid—jojo who claimed silver in the race. robert kubica enjoyed his first official formula one outing in six years at the sports in—season test at the hungaroring on wednesday. the 32—year—old polish driver managed an impressive 7a laps, more than any other driver and posted the seventh fastest time in his first taste aboard this year's renault. the 32—year—old partially severed his right arm in a rallying crash back in 2011 but prior to that had made 76 grands prix starts, and finished on the podium 12 times winning the 2008 canadian grand prix. you can get all the latest sports news at our website that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. the area of low pressure that brought wednesday's rain is still close enough during thursday to produce showers across the uk, making it quite windy too. it is gradually edging its way north—eastwards. not q

judo championship medal for seven years as nekoda davis took bronze in the 57 kilogram category in budapestt the win was secured when her opponent fell awkwardly and damaged her neck. euan burton won britain‘s last world medal in tokyo in 2010. that‘s all from sportsday. in 24 hours from now, there‘lljust be minutes left of the summer transfer window — it promises to be a hectic day. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist james rampton, and annabelle dickson, political correspondent at politico europe. tomorrow‘s front pages, starting with: the telegraph harvey two stories which dominate the front pages as a whole, marking the 20th anniversary of the death of princess diana, and also reporting on theresa may‘s intention to stay in power to fight the next general election. the ft say there could be an early leadership contest. many mps expected her to step down following the brexit negotiation. the guardian leads with the prime minister‘s interview also, in which she insisted she

the other day after budapest, yes. tell us secret about you. i don't know actually.h... probably after rio, with my mum. if you could do anything with your life apart from swimming, what would it be?” anything with your life apart from swimming, what would it be? i would probably be in the army. wanted to join the royal marines from a young age but that dream got overtaken with swimming. sorry for asking this in advance, but how often do you wee in the pool? everyday! laughter we will leave it there. adam peaty, thanks very much indeed. it has been an absolute pleasure. we hope you get a well—deserved rest over the summer. thank you. prince philip retires today at the grand old age of 96 having completed more that 22,000 solo engagements since 1952. the duke of edinburgh has been known for his off the cuff remarks which have sometimes shocked and sometimes delighted us in equal measure. let's take a look. we can speak now to our royal correspondent sarah campbell. why is he retiring now? what a lot of official engagements. 22,219 solo engagement since 1952. why is he

in 1994, russia sign the budapest memorandum. along the united states, the united kingdom and ukraine. that provided ukraine with assurances that all parties would respect its independence, sovereignty and existing borders. in that memorandum, russia also promised to refrain from the threat or use of force in exchange for the ukraine's relinquishment of nuclear weapons. once again, under the 1997 nato russia founding act, russia agreed to refrain from the threat or use of force against each other or any other state in sovereignty, territorial integrity or political independence. unfortunately, russia is not adhering to the letter, much less the spirit of these international commitments. the u.s. and our allies will continue to press russia to honor its minsk commitments and our sanctions will remain in place until moscow reverses the actions that triggered them. as president trump has made clear, the united states remains committed to diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict in eastern ukraine. i too am especially pleased to be

. >> in may, summer seasonal service will also be offered to budapest and prague. >>> tles oogrowingafety concern over the air we breathe when we fly and now a new proposal is addressing the issue. toxic fumes get into a plane's cabin and they want to man date cruising for planes. crew members and passengers have reported a strange smell that makes them feel sick. they say flight attendance are experiencing flu-like symptoms and long-term memory loss. >> the cabin environment is safe. however, we are concerned that if certain mechanical fall yours occur, the cabinet environment may contain contaminants. >> hospitality workers, they have a new contract. they agreed to a three-year agreement with the squool that includ includes wage increases. they were able to avoid high premiums. and the foulke festival begins today. >>> this is have you had owe from last year for the four-day event. dozens of musicians and bands will take the stage. families can also listen to story tellers and visit crafts people. >>> growing tensions, protesters take aim at the statue of a former philadelphia mayo

tiger ivy was getting like new kids on the block in the mail, and my mom sent me bob dylan live at budapest which i love. >> i made her love it. she really wanted -- she would say this because she ask if she was patrolling but i think deep inside she want us to good music case. >> she loved van morrison so much that i as a child was convinced she is going to leave my dad for van morrison. >> not that they ever cost path once. she just loved his music that much. >> host: brown eyed girl. >> guest: and that was my theme song. >> host: what are you doing today? >> guest: i am working for the today show, and it's really fun. it's very ironic, wrinkly, because we had from the media. i literally ran, i don't use te work of my dad was on a one-man campaign to in the word literally. my little girl said eric told me not to go. he literally said that her and i said what did you just say? poppa will be curious. people throw it in -- furious. i literally ran, spread in the opposite direction from david gregory on the steps the white house pick we spent all these years trying to hide from the media and

ashley mckenzie was eliminated at the first hurdle on day one at the world judo championships in budapestippon to japan's under—21 world champion nagayama ryuju in the —60kg category. britishjudo has sent a team of 12 athletes to the event in hungary including rio 0lympic bronze medallist sally conway who fights on friday in the —70kg class. that is the thing with judo. when you make one mistake it is over. i made that mistake and i tried to do a move and it went wrong from the. i did try my hardest to get out but u nfortu nately i did try my hardest to get out but unfortunately i did not. it was tough. here's a world junior champion and the number eight seed. it was a tough draw from the start. in that i am more than 85% sure i would have won that fight. you have to beat the best to be the best. hats off. i'm sure he will not find it too much harder to go through. chris and gabby adcock believe their world bronze medal in glasgow at the weekend proves they deserve funding. despite gb badminton securing their first olympic medal for eight years at rio 2016 uk sport cut all of their fundin

my mom sent me bob dylan, live in budapest. which i loved. >> it made her love it.she wouldn't say this because she so demure and ask like she wasn't controlling, but deep inside she really wanted the staff can music taste. >> she loved it so much that as a child i was convinced she was going to leave my dapper van morissette. she loved his music that much. >> as my theme song. >> jenna, what are you doing today? >> i'm working for the today show. it's fun, it's that ironic frankly because we had for the media. i literally ran, my dad doesn't like the word literally, they said mom, they said not to go, he literally said that. and i'm like what did you just say? literally has become a word like it, like. so but this is true, i literally ran, sprinted in the opposite direction from david gregory on the steps of the white house. we spent all of these yearss trying to hide from the media, and now i work for them which is ironic. it's also really awesome. it shows that life iszy turns ad unexpected. it can take crazy turns and if you're so rigid on what you want your lif

but this year she flew out to budapest to cheer on her grandson.it means so much to me to walk out, when you're a bit nervous and excited and have all these emotions, then you see your nan and mum in the crowd. it is an amazing thing. obviously you want to make them proud and give them as much as they've given you. and the training that has got you to where you are now, many people have seen of you doing those insane push—ups. how important is that regime? i love it, people say it is hard, probably the worst thing you could imagine every single day, six hours. as much hard exercise as you can do. but for me that is my comfort zone. and the best is still yet to come? i have not even started to reach my peak yet. i need that man strength to come through, i'm still on boy strength. his only rival now would seem to be the clock, the man taking british swimming into uncharted territory. as charity records go, this one's a classic. three women in their 70s and 80s from melbourne, australia have been channelling their inner beyonce. they've recorded a ver

judo championship medal for seven years as nekoda davis took bronze in the 57 kilogram category in budapestcured when her opponent fell awkwardly and damaged her knee. euan burton won britain's last world medal in tokyo in 2010. i think it will sink and later on when i have the medal round my neck. but, yes, incredible feeling and one of my dreams come true. u nfortu nately, of my dreams come true. unfortunately, the circumstances with how the contest ended were not the best. does that take anything away from the medal? not at all. i was two scores are “— away from the medal? not at all. i was two scores are —— up away from the medal? not at all. i was two scores are —— up and i feel

latest world aquatics championships which wrapped up a few days ago in budapest were a successful russia swimmer won four medals among them a fifth career goal. i realize there should have a different attitude this is just the process of training and participating in competitions i just enjoyed my coach used to tell me enjoy the competition the reason you do all that and the reason you swim and train he said because you really like it and i've started to enjoy competitions and competing of course it's always better to win and then you have even more emotions but you really should be able to simply enjoy things enjoy your life if you move as a road house and to being without problems suspended for doping and twenty thirteen then testing positive for more dalmiya twenty sixteen the professional suspension though lasted only four months international swimming federation banned her from the rio olympics but if you move appealed the one but only after the games began however she did have to face some criticism you wave your number one finger and you've been called a drug cheating i'm not a fa

the latest the world aquatics championships wrapping up just a few days ago in budapest a success for russia. among them a fifth career gold we spoke to. go. it always that i realize there should have a different attitude this is just the process of training and participating in competitions i just enjoyed my coach used to tell me how much i enjoyed the competition the reason you do all that and the reason you swim and train he said because you really like it and i've started to enjoy competitions and competing of course it's always better to win and then you have even more emotions if you really should be able to simply enjoy things enjoy your life your fame of his road to success has not been easy suspended for doping in twenty third team then testing positive for mel dhoni and in twenty sixteen over the provisional suspension lasted only four months the international swimming federation banned her from the rio olympics but your team of appealed the ban and won the case but only after the games had begun however she had to put up with a fair way of criticism you wave your number one

after setting records in 50 metres and 100 metres at the world championships in budapest, lastly, the14 seconds, taking zero point 14 seconds off the previous record.|j felt a bit tired, after the worlds, but i was looking forward to the race today, and yes, i felt like but i was looking forward to the race today, and yes, ifelt like my 100 medley was a really good warmup for today. so i was expecting a fast time. just mention the word "test pilot" and you know you are talking about a special breed. back in the 1950s it was one of the most dangerous jobs in the world, but their courage and skill brought big advances to the space race. hundreds of films showing those early flights have just been released and dana purifoy from nasa talked us through them. coming out of world war two, we were ina race coming out of world war two, we were in a race committee will, to see who could go the highest, who go the fastest. so there were a very large number of unknowns associated with each of these vehicles and how they we re each of these vehicles and how they were going to perform. so the risks

. >> take a look at this, two-year old cubs at budapest zoo were given ice cubes to beat the heat.tures there reached 100 . >> oh, my. >> then after taking a splash in the pool, relaxing cubs enjoyed a snack of iced water melon sound familiar. >> my morning snack it looks lake they enjoyed it too. >> how cute are they. >> good for them. >> can you imagine carrying around all that hair. >> a fur coat in the summer. >> well that is "eyewitness news" for noon i'm jim donovan >>> i'm jan carabao. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we are always on line cbs philly.com. >> young and restless is next, have a great week everybody, stay safe out there. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. so she can afford to feel at home even when she's miles away. and you can help her feel bright, without breaking your budget. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and i about any... oh, on the bed? absolutely not! okay... studying together is fine... and at ikea, we believe that letting go can be hard, but not

. >>> dateline budapest, hungary, usually if a porta-potty has a secret, no one wants to know about it, but this one is da bomb where no one is dropping bombs. here at this music festival one porta-potty led to a secret passageway led by festival staff. the others led to the stench of a public toilet. >>> frank joins us with sports when the news at 11:00 continues at wusa9. >>> now wusa9 game on sports with frank hanrahan brought to you by xfinity. >> yes. it's that time. high school football is here and it kicked off tonight, falls church hosting theodore roosevelt and the falls church student body is pumped up. of course, they are for the season opener and with good reason. it was all jaguars in this one. with falls church marshall get the pitch and find the end zone for the first score of the game, 7-0 falls church and they were just getting started. jaguars utilizing a lot of misdirection, so much so watch out fooling our photography on the fake handoff and here he comes and just in time. the quarterback calls his own number. falls church winds 38-0 which will -- wins 38-0 which wi

the latest world swimming championships in budapest where a successful russia or won four medals among them her fifth career gold and we spoke to the athlete who now dreams of becoming an in the picture. i realize there should have a different attitude this is just the process of training and participating in competitions i just enjoyed my coach used to tell me enjoy the competition the reason you do all that and the reason you swim and train he said is because you really like it and i've started to enjoy competitions and competing of course it's always better to win and then you have even more emotions but you really should be able to simply enjoy things enjoy your life well if of is road to success hasn't been easy she was suspended for doping in twenty thirteen and then she tested positive for melburnian in twenty sixteen however the provisional suspension lasted only four months the international swimming federation and banned her from the rio olympics but your family appealed against the ban and won the case but only after the games had begun however she still faced a wave of crit

peaty has been reflecting on his two gold medals at the recent world championships in budapest and saysis a rival to push him further. i've got probably ten years left in the sport. i am still young which is a good thing to have on my side. i'm hoping someone will come out the woodwork and challenge me because that is what the sport needs. people need rivalries and that's what makes sport successful. i hope it will push me on even more. former captain alastair cook believes england's experience as a test team will be key as they go in pursuit of becoming the world's number one side again. friday sees england play the fourth and final test against south africa — who are currently ranked the world's second best team. england need only to avoid defeat to win the series which they currently lead 2—1. as their side develops, we are getting to that stage where a lot of the players have got experience. 30 test matches is a benchmark. if you played 30, you understand the rigmarole of test cricket and you are playing better than you did. this is the challenge for this side now, consistency. over

ashley mckenzie was eliminated at the first hurdle on day one at the world judo championships in budapestkg category. britishjudo has sent a team of 12 athletes to the event in hungary including rio 0lympic bronze medallist sally conway who fights on friday in the —70kg class. that's the thing with judo, as soon as you make one mistake it's over andi as you make one mistake it's over and i made that mistake. i tried to doa and i made that mistake. i tried to do a move and it was all over from there, he kind of pinned me and i tried my hardest to get

it is notjust people suffering, in budapest zoo they have found some innovative ways of keeping the animals austrian alps are melting. holidaymakers have been sharing their heatwave experiences. as temperatures hit 44 degrees, the safety advice is, wear a hat, drink plenty of water and find some shade. it is not expected to cool off until next week. let's take a look at some of the day's other top stories: the royal bank of scotland was back in profit in the six months tojune, the first time it's been in the black since 2014. the bank, which is still mostly owned by taxpayers, made a recorded profit, of 939 million pounds, compared with a two billion pound loss, in the same period last year. the nhs says it's found a bed for a suicidal teenager, whose case prompted a seniorjudge to issue a scathing attack on services for children with mental health problems. the head of the family courts in england and wales said if a safe place wasn't found for the girl on her release from a secure unit, then the state would have blood on its hands. two officers and two pilots, accused of misusing a south

at budapest zoo, they've found some innovative ways of keeping the animals cool.rs in the austrian alps are melting. and holidaymakers have been sharing their heatwave experiences. another wrote: in madrid: and, as temperatures hit 44 degrees, the safety advice is, wear a hat, drink plenty of water and find some shade. it's not expected to cool off until next week. let's round up some of the other stories. latest figures show the us economy has been strong and seen strong jobs growth in july, economy has been strong and seen strong jobs growth injuly, mainly in the hospitality sector. 209th out onjobs were in the hospitality sector. 209th out on jobs were created, more than expected. president trump welcomed the news. a former executive of volkswagen has appeared ina a former executive of volkswagen has appeared in a detroit court to pleaded guilty to conspiring to mislead us regulators about diesel emissions. oliver schmidt faces up to seven years in jail. he emissions. oliver schmidt faces up to seven years injail. he is emissions. oliver schmidt faces up to sev

joe wilson, bbc news, budapest. brave man. time for a look at the weather. here's jay wynn.our way quickly, bringing wind and rain, ahead of that a day of sunny spells and heavy showers, sunshine in chiswick in london in the mid—afternoon but for many the sky looked much more like this, threatening and we saw thunderstorms, hail, heavy dense boards as well. thunderstorms and showers fading away over the next few hours and skies were clear for many then we looked to the south west of this rain to push its way by don, 15 or 16 degrees then some parts of central and northern scotla nd parts of central and northern scotland will be dipping well into single figures so chilly. if you start with brighter weather in east england make the most of it because the rain is moving its way northwards and eastwards, should dry up northwards and eastwards, should dry up in northern ireland to some extent, pretty miserable through the afternoon for south wales and southern england and temperatures at the best only 19 or 20, so disappointing all around. these weather fronts continue to work in

ashley mckenzie was eliminated at the first hurdle on day one at the world judo championships in budapestn the under 60kg category. britishjudo has sent a team of 12 athletes to the event in hungary including rio 0lympic bronze medallist sally conway who fights on friday in the under 70kg class. that‘s all sport for now. i‘ll have more in the next hour. that‘s the thing with judo. as soon as you make one mistake, it‘s over. i made that mistake. i tried to do a move and it was over from there. he pinned me. itried my hardest move and it was over from there. he pinned me. i tried my hardest to get out. unfortunately i didn‘t. england are current 391—7. a lead of 222. more a bit later on for you. a lorry driver has appeared in court following a crash on the m1 motorway in which eight people died. two lorries and a minibus were involved in the collision near newport pagnell on saturday. 0ur correspondent andy moore reports. ryszard masierak blinked back the tears and was given a tissue as all 20 charges were put to him through an interpreter. that process took some time. court proceedings las

. —— in budapest.rs, refugees, people climbing through the window of the train we would have been on if we had stayed longer. when they come, they don't integrate. they are not assimilated. they become marginalised. they may be ok when they first get there, but they are they first get there, but they are the next wave ofjihadists in europe, the people who have not become assimilated. a few things warranting comment there. i spoke to mr zwart, from the washington bureau of the nos, the netherlands public broadcaster. i think the reaction to the reaction was threefold. the natural reaction is, who? nobody knows the us ambassador to our country. it's not important to people in their daily lives so they don't care too much. but then they hear that he is from dutch heritage, and his name is very dutch. he was born in 1953, and that fills people initially with a sense of pride. the dutch feel a very strong sense of connection to the united states and feel they were at the cradle, the birth of new york. they

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and starting may 4th, travelers can fly non-stop to budapest and prague.se are seasonable ending in october. you can start booking the flights next week. >> a good day to fly. by the signs of the weather today. a nice wednesday. >> hardly a cloud in the sky. adam joseph is joining us. what a welcome change from yesterday. >> mother nature cleaned her act up. and changes come for the end of the week but for today the temperatures with response from the sunshine come back up above the normal of 86 degrees. 87 now in philadelphia and 86 in allentown un85 in trenton and wilmington 86 degrees, you factor in the humidity still humid but not as oppressive as yesterday. the number comes up 1 degree in philadelphia and the 87 feels like 88 degrees and wilmington up to 90 degrees right now. we look at satellite 6 along with action radar we cleared everything up and cumulous high clouds out there with a light wind from the north and west. water temperatures are also up as well. 77 from surf city, atlantic city to cape may and the bay temperatures in the upper 70s and

he did get a phd from a political science from a university in budapest.e is called inadequate by many scholars. he calls some of the criticisms against gorka is partisan. >> i would not call him an expert on terrorism. >> sloane says he did not anticipate gorka's rise to the white house. >> his level of expertise did not meet at the level he stands in the white house. >> his wife runs an iron company in pennsylvania. most importantly he became a popular columnist with breitbart news and favorite guest on fox tv. his company's contract was not renewed. yes, he was a professor at georgetown university, though he was an adjunct professor and not a fully tenure. >> he seems on his own paper to have a good resume. >> on paper, yes. >> when it comes to the matter of substance of his work on counter terrorism and research, he's just basically paraphrasing other people's words and adding twists on conservative think tank. > the deputy's adviser is lacking. >> most have experience on counter terrorism and they have done research in foreign languages and they have