, the new mps like chris williamson, the new derby north mp, he has been here for a matter of weeks, keep things fresh in the party. let's talk about the cricket. very important. and a cheerier note. and we are all rooting forjoe. first day, first test match as captain, 26 years old and he has scored 184 and dragged england right back into it because they were 17—2 when he went in. they went to 74—4—macro and then him, and stokes and moeen ali turned things around was ca ptain‘s stokes and moeen ali turned things around was captain's innings, what a debut and a strong position. sometimes bats men who are captains, being the captain affects them and you end up getting a duck. notjoe, 357-5, a you end up getting a duck. notjoe, 357—5, a strong position indeed. pats off to him. brilliant start. two three other england captains have scored a century in their first test but more the merrier. but still finely poised? i think so. but south africa are a strong side, no doubt about it, weather is good so we look forward to four more days of it. wimbledon, cricket... thank you very much, john

well we can now to speak to chris williamson, who's the shadow minster for fire services.joins us live from our westminster studio. good evening. one assumes that you welcome as well the resignation of nicholas paget—brown?” welcome as well the resignation of nicholas paget-brown? i think you should have gone earlier to be honest with you. the response from the authority was wonderful. i don't think it is quite good enough simply to replace the leader with another local councillor. and sadiq khan has called for the government to take more firm action and put in place commissioners to actually get the proper organisation to provide a proper organisation to provide a proper recovery service and proper support for the people who have been affected by the support and tragedy. the government has made it clear that for now, it has no plans to do that? is not acceptable. the government has been woeful in a number of different respects. the way the government is talking about providing temporary accommodation, what they should be saying and doing is providing permanent accommodati

chris williamson reports. >> jump up and turn towards the camera. you're out for the day. how about that? >> reporter: coach t. turner knows how to discipline his basketball camper this summer so they stay locked in. but it's been turner's discipline with his own body and it is something else. >> what you see now is the smile on my face. i was a three-sport athlete. >> last november turner weighed 368 pounds and was in bad shape. a trip to the doctors though woke him up to make that lifestyle change. >> he talked to me about going and doing surgery. it kind of made me mad to be honest. even hard to -- it made me work hard to prove him wrong. >> reporter: the 46-year-old joined the weight loss program shortly after. throughout the championship basketball season until now his commitment to eating more veggies has cost him to lose more than 110 weighing at 258. >> what i'm trying to do right now is purchase a new wardrobe. i mean going into our season i was wearing 4x, but i'm not 2x and starting to fit into some xl. i'm looking at those pictures side by side. i mean yeah, i

. >> reporter: in college park maryland, chris williamson, wusa9. >> if you would like to help, download wusa9 app, and check out the link to the youth impact program. >>> also check this out. students from washington, d.c. getting to feed bao bao in china this week. bao bao was born here in 2013, and was moved to china earlier this year. the students are in china as part of the d.c. global education program. check out bao bao, and they made pandacakes. not pancakes, but pandacakes out of bamboo. >> also, visiting the largest waterfall. the average altitude is more than 2800 feet. the average temperature is about 60 degrees there. which would be super nice. >> gorgeous. isn't it >> looks spectacular. >>> i did it again today, high noon out there, mowing the lawn. >> he will not learn. >> you're using the water way. >> i laid down for a half hour when i was done. >> let's talk about the temperature now, still looking at a heat advisory until 7:00. he shouldn't be out cutting the grass. it's 97, but it feels like it's 102 degrees. winds out of the west at about 10. heat advisory lasts unti

we can speak to councillor atkinson, and tony devenish and chris williamson.meeting to go ahead? i hope it does go ahead. council leaders will put forward a series of questions and we need to make sure they do go through. particularly around the housing issue. it has been dragged on and on. until we solve the housing problem, nobody is going to get security. what is your message to protesters planning to be outside the building this evening?” absolutely understand people's angen absolutely understand people's anger. residents have every right to be angry but the meeting must go ahead. not so much to reconfirm the tory leader because i think that's irrelevant. but i think they need to ask questions about the properties the labour group have identified as being immediately available so i wa nt to being immediately available so i want to make sure they appoint a new chief executive and the buck stops with him and we can then ask and demand answers. from your point of view, as a labour councillor, what is the top of your priority list in specific details terms?” i

well we can now to speak to chris williamson, who's the shadow minster for fire services.

. >> chris: it is time for sundayl analyst. columnist for the hill, ron williamson donna edwards and former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, author of the best-selling book, "understanding trump". g19 was trending on twitter this weekend because of sharp differences between the president and all of the other leaders, especially on climate change but also as you heard my discussion with reince priebus entrÉe. is that good or bad for the u.s.? >> the president has a simple prop promise. there's a agreements that are bad for america. so these guys get good deals are saying you actually want to change the agreement? will same thing with nato. we went out said pay your fair share including germany by the way. all of a sudden there shock that we want to defend themselves. if you're going to go in and serious about changing trade deals, the other side was headed good rider going to be mad. if you're serious about changing it on economic grounds, it's very clear that he thinks this is a bad deal for america. if you the germans and the chinese you think it's a great deal