the obvious thing is people look at sam vokes and think chris wood is a similar type.strike at their own way about the football pitch and he has his. he has a number of different ways of scoring goals and he has shown that, particularly last season but through his career and i think he can be effective here. that north—west derby is usually a lively affair. richard askam is at ewood park for us tonight. ewood park is preparing for one of the oldest and fiercest rivalries in english bubble tonight, going back to the 1800 with both teams founder members of the football league —— english football. as always with this fixture there is a large police operation, more than 5000 burnley fa ns operation, more than 5000 burnley fans will be to my left, coming over ina fans will be to my left, coming over in a convoy of coaches. as for the game itself, blackburn rovers are a league1 game itself, blackburn rovers are a league 1 team at the moment and got their first league 1 team at the moment and got theirfirst win at league 1 team at the moment and got their first win at the wee

tottenham saw a late chris wood equaliser deny them all three points at wembley as burnley salvaged ale ali had put spurs in front but mauricio pochettino saw his side's woes at the national stadium continue as the new zealand international wood grabbed the goal to deny his side victory, meaning they've now won just twice in 12 matches at their temporary home while white hart lane is being rebuilt. in the other game on sunday, west bromwich albion and stoke city played out a 1—1 draw at the hawthorns. jay rodriguez had put the hosts in front on his home debut before a defensive mix—up between ahmed hegazi and ben foster handed peter crouch the equaliser. the left footed strike on the seventh 77th minute in the primera division looked like it would get the win. and these are the results. in italy's serie a, milan, napoli, lazio and torino all picked up wins but for fiorentina their horror start continues losing at home to sampdoria. in the german bundesliga, rb leipzig recorded theirfirst win of the season, timo werner with a goal in each half in the 4—1 thumping of freiburg while hann

burnley have signed striker chris wood from leeds on a four year deal thought to be a club record worthmillion plus extras. the new zealand international scored 27 goals for leeds. wood's had spells at leicester city and west brom. scotland manager gordon strachan has handed recalls to 5 players, for their crucial world cup qualifiers against lithuania and malta next month. hibernian‘s steven whittaker is back for the first time in nearly a year and a half, for the must—win group f fixtures. we have got to try to win both games. i don't think we have set out to draw a game, we set out to win. if we get a draw, we get a draw. but we set out to win whether it is germany away, or down at england, where we got beat 3—0, but we try to win the game. i do not think we have the physical capabilities to sit back and take long periods of being under intense pressure. team sky's chris froome has had taken the leader's red jersey after stage three of the vuelta a espana. froome finished third today to take a 2 second lead overall. it was won by italy's vincenzo nibali. the briton is aiming to becom

over at wembley stadium — chris wood scored a late equaliser for burnley as they drew one—one with tottenhamd half... but wood, who signed for burnley from leeds for 15 million pounds last week, scored on his debut... two minutes into injury time. i think we have given a good account of ourselves so far, i have been pleased with the group, how they continue to adapt to the challenges of the premier league. i think the play showed we could do that today. overall it is the result and it was a fantastic result in the grand scheme of what they are. it finished one all between west brom and stoke, with albion strikerjay rodriguez scoring on his home debut. it was his first goal since his move from southampton, and west brom looked on course for their third win of the season. but their hopes though ofjoining manchester united at the top of the table were dashed, when a defensive mix up allowed peter crouch to head home. in the scottish premiership, rangers are up to sixth in the table, five points behind leaders aberdeen, as they won 3—1 at ross county. they were already a goal up through alfredo

these two have shot ahead of chris wood, who started well and isa of chris wood, who started well andarcia, brooks koepka and jordan spieth all go in the same group as is traditional at the uspga. they are all under parjordan spieth is trying to be the youngest golfer ever to win grand slam. the isaac makwala story could reach a remarkable conclusion tonight at the world athletics championships. let's go to the london stadium and join 0lly foster. we've been saying all sorts over the last 48 hours from him saying he lost everything to be finally in contesting for a medal. he says he is very angry and that will push him on in the final, the last event of the track. it is all about this norovirus outbreak, he was put into quarantine at his hotel for 48 hours which meant he missed the first round of the first round of the 200, the 400 final, the iaaf that compete with the astonishing time trial to get into the semis last night and then qualified for today's 200 metre race. he said he was never sick but public health england have in the last hour have confirmed ten all cases of the norovi

there is a lancashire derby a5 blackburn welcome burnley to ewood park, and striker chris wood couldrjoining from leeds, and his new manager says he‘s happy with his 5triking options. i think they are all different in different ways, the obvious thing is people look at sam vokes and think chris wood is a similar type. physically there are similarities but every 5trike physically there are similarities but every strike at their own weight about the pitch and he has his. he has a number of different ways of 5coring goal5 has a number of different ways of 5coring goals and he has shown that particularly lasted but through his career and i think he can be effective here. england‘s men have reached the semi—finals of the eurohockey championships in amsterdam. they beat ireland 2—1 to progress to the last four as runners—up in pool b behind germany. the men follow in the footsteps of england‘s women, who face the netherlands in their semifinal tomorrow. so many ways but probably our best performance of the group because of what was on it and how the game went. we dominated for long periods

elsewhere, burnley drew one—all at spurs thanks to an injury time equaliser from striker chris wood on with stoke. in the scottish premiership, dundee secured their first league point of the season to lift themselves off the bottom of the table. a one—all a draw against hibernian at dens park ended a run of five scottish premiership defeats in a row. and rangers won three—one at ross county. england have sneaked ahead of west indies in their second innings at headingley but it's still a finely balanced second test match west indies added 98 runs for their final three wickets this morning for a lead of 169. in reply, england lost alastair cook for 23 but mark stoneman hit a maiden test half century before shannon gabriel bowled him for 52. joe root was dropped on 10 and helped push england to 171 for 3 at stumps with dawid malan unbeaten on 21. we knew that we had to keep asking them to come back for more spells and if they were able to ball to whether that storm. it is a quick scoring round if you get a bad ball. it is whether they are good spells and try and make sure we had enough wi

spurs in front but mauricio pochettino saw his side's woes at the national stadium continue as chris woode hart lane is being rebuilt. west london's notting hill carnival gets most of the attention. but further north, the leeds carnival, also known as the chapeltown carnival, is one of the longest—running west indian street festivals in europe. this weekend's celebrations marks its 50th anniversary. lara rostron reports. this is the leeds west indian carnival, a jawdropping parade which last year attracted by the 100 60,000 visitors. it's been running every august bank holiday mondays since 1967, celebrating live's caribbean community for five decades. —— leeds‘. the man behind, 82 year rod arthur france, a student studying at leeds university. we're coming to bind us together in harmony. and you don‘t need an invite, you just come. harmony. and you don‘t need an invite, youjust come. he claims it was the first in europe. notting hill didn‘t have a carnival, the first carnival on the streets of europe, the first west indian carnival was leeds west indian carnival was leeds west indian car

chris wood scored on his league debut in the 92nd minute to earn burnley a 1—1 draw.mes. champions chelsea made it back—to—back wins by beating everton 2—0. cesc fabregas opened the scoring at stamford bridge before new signing alvaro morata headed in the second just before half time. and stoke's peter crouch made the most of a defensive mix—up to end west brom's100% start to the season. his equaliser earned them a 1—1 draw. in the scottish premiership, dundee secured their first point of the season to lift themselves off the bottom of the table. a 1—1 draw against hibs at dens park ended a run of five league defeats in a row. and rangers won, 3—1, at ross county. you'd have to say it's advantage west indies heading into the fourth day of the second test against england in leeds. joe root‘s team are playing catch up in their second innings. mark stoneman hit a maiden test half century before being bowled for 52. root will resume unbeaten on a5 with england leading by only two runs — they have seven wickets in hand. it is set up well for the next two days and we just h

chris wood withdrew from the side for leeds.ey. leeds managed without him, though. stuart dallas make sure of the victory. it is their first make sure of the victory. it is theirfirst win at make sure of the victory. it is their first win at the stadium of light since 2004. ipswich and cardiff each have four straight wins so far this season. ipswich beat brentford while cardiff won impressively at wolves. derby beat bolton, while there were first wins of the season for sheffield wednesday at fulham, and aston villa over norwich. nottingham forests good start to the season continued with victory over middlesbrough, preston beat reading while qpr came from behind to beat hull. it might be august but we have already had one round of fa cup qualifying games and today he bbc cameras were at south shields in the prelimary qualifyoing roudn as they beat bridlington town 3—1. former south african international midfielder matty pattinson scored the pick of the goals in the second half. the fa cup dream is still alive for the team from th

in the championship, striker chris wood withdrew from the leeds united side that faced sunderland inrnley. but leeds managed without him. samuel saiz gave them the lead in the first half. and stuart dallas made sure of the victory for the visitors, with a header 14 minutes from time. it's leeds' first win at the stadium of light since 2004. cardiff and ipswich remain at the top of the table, as both sides continued their winning starts to the season, with wins over wolves and brentford respectively. elsewhere, sheffield united beat barnsley in a south yorkshire derby where both teams finished with 10 men. aston villa picked up their first win of the season, beating norwich. newly—promoted bolton's home woes continued, as they lost to derby. it ended goalless between bristol and millwall. there were wins for wednesday, forest, preston north end and qpr. in the scottish premiership, celtic are top on goal difference, after their 2—0 win over kilmarnock. stjohnstone and aberdeen both also have nine points, after victories over partick thistle and dundee respectively. hamilton are fourth

tottenham saw a late chris wood equaliser deny them all three points at wembley as burnley salvaged apurs in front but mauricio pochettino saw his side's woes at the national stadium continue as the new zealand international wood grabbed the goal to deny his side victory meaning they've now won just twice in 12 matches at their temporary home while white hart lane is being rebuilt. spanish champions real madrid have just kicked off at home to valencia in their first home game of the primera division season. it is goalless in that one after six and a half minutes. in other news... lewis hamilton held off the championship leader — sebastian vettel — to win a thrilling belgian grand prix. the mercedes driver started on pole and led without much incident — until the 30th lap — when a safety car was brought onto the track which angered the briton. hamilton in his 200th race managed to hold his own though and claim the win and he's now within seven points of the german in the drivers‘ standings as they head to italy and monza next weekend. england will take a two run lead into day four of t

it has campground owners like chris wood investing in things like internet. >> we're looking at spacee on the campground which was set up for potlucks and bingo halls 30 years ago and we're setting it up for something we call third spaces, kind of like your starbuck's. >> rv sales popped 20% over the last year, while motor homes were up 6%. they're taking note of the trailer takeover, offering models tailored to new buyers and upgrading the technology. >> it's upgrading the electronics, it's adding the features they're used to. a lot of the rvs are compatible to an iphone. >> martin telling me that once buyers get rv-ing in their blood, they get hooked. still, while owners are showing interest in rv-ing, it's too early to know if the young ones will help the industry like the boomers did. >> you may want to head to the mountains where it's cooler. it's pretty hot in the bay area today. >> it only takes a short drive to find cooler temperatures, and that's the great thing about being here, and this time of year, too. we're looking at very hot temperatures and at least the nice, cool co

chris wood scored on his league debut in the 92nd minute to earn burnley a 1—1 draw.y beating everton 2—0. cesc fabregas opened the scoring at stamford bridge before new signing alvaro morata headed in the second just before half time. and stoke's peter crouch made the most of a defensive mix—up to end west brom's100% start to the season. his equaliser earned them a 1—1 draw. in the scottish premiership, dundee secured their first point of the season to lift themselves off the bottom of the table. a 1—1 draw against hibs at dens park ended a run of five league defeats in a row. and rangers won, 3—1, at ross county. you'd have to say it's advantage west indies heading into the fourth day of the second test against england in leeds. joe root‘s team are playing catch up in their second innings. mark stoneman hit a maiden test half century before being bowled for 52. root will resume unbeaten on a5 with england leading by only two runs. they have seven wickets in hand. it is well for the next two days. i just hope we can go on and get it day after day. any target? one ste

the best placed paul casey and lee westwood, and tommy fleetwood and chris wood are all there withinhe‘s in the final of the 400 metres hurdles later, with nathaneel mitchell—bla ke also a contender in the 200 metres. he‘ll be up against isaac makwala, banned and then reprieved, with the eyes of the world watching. two of those eyes belong to 0lly foster. botswana say they‘ll name a day after him if he wins tonight. it's it‘s been quite a week. he deserves a week, i think, the few days he‘s been through. the norovirus that has spread through one team hotel, ten more cases identified by public health england, but isaac makwala was one of those, kicked out of the 200 and 400 metres, reinstated and he ran an amazing solo time trial to get back into the 200 semifinals, he came through last night and it‘s the final tonight. we are looking forward to that, and such a fantastic reception he got from the crowd when they saw him get through to that final. he‘s up against a run—off on for the double, he ran the 400 but he the slowest qualifier. nethaneel mitchell—bla ke is the sole british spr

russell knox had a very good start and chris wood also want to land is just a hole—macro behind. page, you'll noticejordan spieth is underway. as tradition dictates, the winners of the three majors so all go together in the round at the pga championship. he is attempting to be the youngest player ever to win a golf grand slam. some are up and running, others up to go, rory mcilroy has a shot at history — he could become only the third player to win five majors before turning 30, joining nicklaus and tiger woods. mcilroy has enjoyed some good form recently and is a seven to one favourite ahead of open champion jordan spieth. my history on this golf course, a couple of wins, been in the play—off, a few top tens. couple of wins, been in the play-off, a few top tens. so yeah, it's a little bit of both but i'm definitely, my form is better going into this event than the open, coming off the back of a couple of top fives. things are a bit different than they were a couple of weeks ago. the botswanan sports minister has confirmed that the government will pay isaac makwala the entirety o

chris wood is sidelined with injury and mason crane also. keating jennings is replaced.mpact as it did in australia and also with a temperature being slightly different as well. it's interesting that we are giving it an opportunity to work here in england and it will be interesting to see how it is viewed among people and fans across the country. katarina matthews has been called up to replace patterson. the 47—year—old has played in nine cups between 1998 and 2015. paterson has been receiving treatment for a back injury. the event takes place in iowa, for friday to sunday. nishikori has had to withdraw from the masters in saint natty —— cincinnati after damage to his tendons. he is forced to sit out the rest of the year. you can keep up with all our stories on our website and we‘ll have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. more now on the publication of a paper which says the government does not want border posts between northern ireland and the republic after brexit. the document says ministers back a "seamless" border so people and goods can move freely. but critics m

another quick signing for you today, burnley have confirmed striker chris wood willjoin them from leedsleeds. wood's had spells at leicester city and west brom. stuart broad says he wants to play in the 2019 ashes against australia, after passing sir ian botham on the list of england's all—time test wicket—takers. the 31 year old bowler moved ahead of botham's 383 wickets in the first—test thrashing of the west indies at edgbaston. he is second only to team—mate james anderson, who has a92 wickets. and finally, neymar has been showing paris st germain just what they're getting for £200 million. playing in his first home game since leaving barcelona, the brazilian put together a dazzling showcase of his talents. in addition to his two goals neymar set up two more and won a penalty as 10—man psg thrashed toulouse 6—2. neymar has already scored 3 goals in two league games. that's all sport for now. hugh is back with more for you at 4.30 tell you what, for £200 million, i could do that! thank you. america and south korea, have begun annualjoint military exercises, given added significance t

he was a best friend of chris at wood who died of a heroin overdose. ld you about chris, his sister started the foundation to fight addiction and to help families. >> all of the money is going towards training people, how to use the lock zone and distributing the lock zone to people. we've lost a lot of loved ones to drug overdose, more people die from drug overdose than die from car accidents nowadays. >> ruters is a recovering addict. he's trying to $21,000 before he ends his journey. for more information search hiker in the nbc washington app. >> somebody, maybe you, may leave work tomorrow night and never come back. it is going to be a wild lottery weekend b jackpots. for the first time in seven years they're both over $350 million, believe it or not, that is still not enough to buy lots of things like your own 747, the white house, or diamond, of course. so here is a look at last night's power ball winning lottery. 12, 30, 36, 47, 62 and the power ball was 9. mega millions is next up tomorrow night. good luck everybody. >> so you wouldn't come back

. >> did hold i wood tear chris pratt and anna faris apart? what anna is repsychiatrying in her memoir. >> then -- the moment that shut down "bachelor in paradise." >> shut it down. cut it. >> bachelorette rachel with her new fiance, but why she is venting to the runner-up. >> i didn't hold back. >>> then, janet jackson's new surprise for her fans and how she lost 65 pounds after baby. >>> plus -- how's that baby doing in there? >> doing good. >> james corden breaks baby news and reveals his favorite new "carpool karaoke." ♪ this is a story all about how my ♪ >> road trip. >>> now for august 8, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> what was really behind chris pratt and anna faris' mysterious split and inside her unpublished memoir? >> she is the lead of an emmy-nominated memoir, so how many millions could be at stake in a divorce? we have all new breakup details. >> any sacrifices you made to get to here? >> oh yeah. you just got to be able to drop what you're doing, to do that job that might take you out of the country for six months. >>

. >> on the 9th in tokyo, chris, nearly 5-year-old son jack and anna explored the cherry blossoms. >> thank you. >> on the 19th, they were at a high schoolly wood premiere. >> i was so much more nervous than chris was. >> and two days later at his walk of fame dedication, anna give this heartfelt speech. >> thank you for being my husband, and i love you so much. >> i suggest every husband find a way to have your wife give you a speech about what you mean to her. >> then in may, the two began a very busy time apart. chris was in the uk, and then in hawaii finishing production on "the jurassic world" sequel, and then in june, anna was filming the "overboard" remake with eva longoria. in july, trouble started to appear. in july the couple was reunited at home in l.a. and it seems that's when the signs of trouble started to appear. july 21st, anna liked a twitter post about divorce and on the 23rd hit the "emoji" red carpet without her husband. >> the clooneys are hollywood's ultimate happy ending. >> have you been celebrating? quality time? >> it's been awesome. yeah. >> now the person who got perhaps the most hate in this split, it wasn't chris o

woods yet. olivia: thank you very much, chris.or another perspective on those thes i've been speaking to fostering growth foundation and i asked as a member of the business community if these forms -- reforms go far enough? >> it's the first time someone has the guts to do something in france. difficult to reform these labor laws in negotiations, but for a first time we are doing something. in terms of communication, they will realize that somehow you can change the world without having one million people going down into the streets protesting , so it is good for everyone. in terms appear the business community, it does not go enough because it is not what we were expecting in a country where 99% of the companies are under 250 employees. we were expecting something designed for small and medium businesses and not the same law for the small 20, 50, 100 companies and the 150,000 companies. but it is a good first step. a small step for the business communities. a large one for france. olivia: to contextualize the situation, what were

he is a student at the middle school. >> we are told he walked to school through the woods where mr. was killed. chris gordon, news 4. >> we let's go back to the storm center. >> well, pat this just in, severe thunderstorm warning. this is going to go until 6:00 in the evening. you can see this thunderstorm, not only very heavy rain fall. but lots of lightning and potential for damaging winds. i'm going to be tracking this out when it moves into your neighborhood coming up at 5:25. >> thanks, amelia. >>> representatives for dallas cowboys star ezekiel elliott are blasting six-game suspension by the nfl and say they plan to appeal the decision. the running back was suspended for violating the league's personal conduct policy. the letter cites accusations by elliott's exgirlfriend last year. it cited a st. patick's day parade this year where elliott is seen on video appearing to pull a woman's shirt down. the letter called it part of a pattern of poor judgment and behavior and called for elliott to undgo possible counseling or treatment. the punishment is part of a policy put in place in 2014 after a hi

woods. >> that's right. news 4 chris lawrence got a chance to sit down with maryland congressman john delaney today. he's in the newsroom now with a look at why de'cwuáÑ decided to go from the house straight to the highest office in the land bypassing the senate, chris. >> no one has made that jump going from the house to the white house in nearly 40 years. i asked him by what making what seems like a huge >> why didn't you run for governor first? >> i think this is the work for me to do. i think my background is consistent, investing in small to mid size bids, ping them grow so to employ people and change people's lives. >> he represents parts of montgomery and fredericks county. he made his fortune taking two small banks public. like a higher minimum wage and tax hikes to fund universal, working with republicans and he stands behind trade deals like tpp. >> you don't have a lot of name recognition. >> right. >> nationally. >> yes. does the lack of a standard barrier in the democratic party help you or give you an oppor

my brother chris and his wife had to be evacuated in into the wood, using nextdoor.rish: we have a picture, congressman, of your brother getting rescued, that the viewers can see. this is wonderful example, again of neighbor helping neighbor. >> absolutely and that is the beautitive social media and free people. this was done entirely on their own initiative. his neighbors, sharon and kenny evans organized this on nextdoor. if people listening to the show, download in houston, need help or to be evacuated, if they can get to the internet, download nextdoor, create an account for free, sign into your neighborhood. christopher said we have water on the first floor. we need to be evacuated. his neighbor kenny evans showed up immediately with the boat, evacuated chris and his wife and their dog. took them to the edge of the neighborhood and volunteers in monster trucks were lined up like cabs in the airport. chris jumped into a truck. the guy said, where do you need to go? he took chris to nearby hotel. dropped him off. my brother and his wife are safe in nearby hotel. t

chris nguyen has more on the investigation. >> reporter: it's a journey that's left many puzzled, a 2-year-old boy found calling for the help on the grounds of the woods apartments in san jose just after 3:00 this morning. police believe he walked over from a couple blocks away. >> if the person was sleeping, is kid walked out, things like that happen. >> reporter: officer albert morales says the person caring for the child didn't notice him gone till hours later. >> it's my understanding when the call came in at about the 9:21 from the guardian, the message was they just woke up and noticed that the 2-year-old was missing. >> reporter: a woman who happened to be walking outside overnight noticed the child covered in mud wearing only a die mer and immediately little alerted a security guard who quickly responded. >> mom, dad, mom, dad in spanish. >> that was it? >> that's it. >> reporter: investigators say it's unclear how long he was outside for. some who live at the complex are still in shock. >> you don't think about that like that's going to happen, my baby will get out. >> reporter: police are hoping to get more clarity who is ultimately responsi

wood. >> what's it been like through this neighborhood throughout the day? i just see boats chrisdon't know of anything else, really. i've been up there helping my parents. >> it has to be surreal seeing your neighborhoods like this. >> it is. it's shocking. >> have you been able to take your neighbors at all? >> no, i was helping my mom and dad. >> so they're going to be okay? >> yeah, i think so. >> well, they did a great job jumping into the boat, especially your mom. ana, i'm going to toss it back croto you. we're going to getthet back to interstate 45, which is kind of in the launching pad area. you have bussess that have been picking people up. so anyway i'm glad we were able to hear pam who called out to austin's boat here. austin drove right to the front door and pulled them out. >> i can sense the relief in that boat. i got to ask you, though, ed, that was an emotional moment watching for some of us. i could sense that it was emotional for you, too. >> look, it is. when pam came out to the door and you mentioned your mom had alzheimer's. look, we were trying to tell stori

woods. tonight, no foul play is suspected in that crash. also, president trump is taking heat for condemning the violence on "many sides," and not taking a tougher stance. nbc national correspondent chris pallone is followingtant's developments. >> reporter: after one of the country's largest gatherings of white nationalist since the civil rights era, virginia governor terry mcauliffe had a message for them. >> go home. >> reporter: it came at the end of a second day of violence as they brawled with people who opposed their message of hate. police shut down the unite the right protest before it started as hundreds of white nationalists carrying weapons, confederate battle flags and snaz nazi symbols clashed with counterprotesters. >> this event is an unlawful assembly. >> reporter: two hour later a car plowed into a crowd downtown. sending bodies flying. one woman died. police arrested a driver. a witness called it terror. >> this was a terrorist attack. what happens in france when pedestrians plowed into intentionally it's called a terrorist attack. >> president trump at his new jersey golf club. >> we condemn this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on ma

chris, thank you. >>> happening in the east germantown second of the city a lot of people like the idea of living in secluded wooded where you can enjoy walks, the fresh air and peace and quiet, but in too many philadelphia neighborhoods that seclusion makes it a target for illegal dumpers. >> it does. one neighborhood in particular is getting hit hard. fox 29's bruce gordon went out to find out what is going on. >> reporter: your kids used to play back here. >> oh, yes. >> reporter: these two women say times have changed along the paved pathway behind their row home on the 5100 block of stenton avenue. >> our grandchildren don't come back here any more because of all of this trash. >> reporter: you don't want them back here? >> no, definitely not. >> reporter: in a neighborhood of mostly well-tended homes the path weighing has become a virtual landfill. shouldn't have to live like this. >> no, this is really scary. >> reporter: short dumpers toed construction debriefing old television sets and soiled mattresses back here. a neighbor recently stumbled upon a man and woman having sex on the mattresses under the star

chris hatfield. chaz, what's happening now? >> we just lost totality over casper, north of cheyenne, almost into scottsbluff, nebraska, grand island, woodra, back towards lincoln, then finally sliding off into mo. we're right in this area where you're starting to gain more in the way of eclipse and starting to lose the eclipse back out here. in the middle part of the country, that's where we're seeing the rain showers. this was an absolutely perfect place to be for the eclipse. this not so perfect. the showers popped up in the warmer part of the morning and they're hanging around. if you're in nashville, one of the biggest parties in america is going on right now. knoxville, back on over to about columbia, south carolina, eventual into charleston. this is a beautiful swath of no cloud cover, and then finally to the shore, that's where the rain is back. there are so many people, isle of palms, charleston, to the north of savannah, just south of myrtle beach, being disappointed by the rainfall. sometimes the sea breeze can make it go away, wolf, but we'll have to see. one thing i want you to notice, if you're in chicago, if you're in dall

to be ambassador to the portuguese republic, robert wood johnson the fourth to be ambassador to great britain and northern ireland, louis arega, chris urs, kay bailey hutchison to be united states permanent representative on the council of the north atlantic treaty organization, overseas private investment corporation, ray washburn to be president, department of state, kelly eckels kerry to be representative of the united states on the economic and social council on the united nations, united nations kelly eckels to be a member of the general assembly, overseas private investment corporation, david steele bohigan to be executive vice president, michael arltsdzer rainer of maryland to be ambassador extraordinaire -- ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary, maria e. breuer to be ambassador -- ambassador extraordinary to the reflick of sierra leon, john p.desrocher to be ambassador extraordinary to the people's republic of algeria mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the senate vote on the nominations en bloc with no intervening action or debate, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table en bloc, the president b

chris stewart cs sue wart 24 stewart has just sent these pictures of people wearing these glasses and lying down the chairs are green, deck is wood, people are watching the sun. it is a day of unique bes uniqueness across america. looked up there at the key lights, for those of you the studying lighting you have key lights and fill let's, the key lights shine on you if you're on your mark and if you look at the key light it's just not -- i think we should we're that all the time. it would be much more pleasant from my end of things and having to see less of me would probably be nice. >> what is it again? what do they call it? >> total solar eclipse. >> we've been calling this. >> john glenn changed it a minute ago. >> shepard: it's his last day or a wouldn't be calling him out on it. it's his last day. he said i want to stay, i'll stay one extra day for the eclipse because i know ryan is off. you said you would stay an extra day. >> here i am. >> we'll miss you ash. you got to live on a day of the -- >> total eclipse of the sun. >> what is happening? >> these guys say they're millennials watching the eclipse and it's us in the ba

my deputy director chris wilson who is known for his work on nafta and border affairs and, i am duncan wood. nice to see you. let me say a couple comments. there has been an enormous amount of anticipation. my first page of notes says it is here. a strange moment but at this time last year at the wilson center we were holding a series of conversations about under the new administration, how can we improve nafta? we were talking about improving, modernizing nafta on the understanding that a different person would be in the white house because that is what everybody assumed and we were all saying a modernization of nafta is desperately needed and how could we do that q all of a sudden we have this opportunity to do it and a nice little piece by eric miller, this is a great opportunity to secure north america's competitiveness. the second point is this comes with an enormous amount of anxiety. anxiety about whether this is a successful negotiation and whether the the executive branch will stick with it, anxiety about questions of timing and political change and enormously complex negotiations

. >>> chris, you hear it time and again from all the responders that they fear that the worst is yet to come. they don't want people thinking that they're out of the woodsust because it's not raining. there's still a lot of danger here in houston. >> nothing moves water like wind. any fisherman can tell you that. you saw white cap waves on the i-10 there. the effort is going to need to be sustained and that attention will be on all of that. >>> harvey making landfall in louisiana 12 years and a day after the state was ravaged by hurricane katrina. next we'll talk to the mayor of new orleans. is that city any safer? look. it is a beautiful gesture that so many of you want to get involved. here is how you can, go to cnn.com/impact. there are many ways to give and it's going to last a long time. please get involved. i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ance

chris i want to walk you and our viewers around. i think you can get a bit of a misconception because it's not raining and we heard officials think they're out of the woodsll really dangerous, next to the buffalo bayou and i didn't really know how bad the rushing waters were until i got down here. look at the clip that these waters, these flood waters are traveling. don't worry. the i'm going to hang on. the i'm going to say safe on this walkway. but right now, you can see it doesn't take too long if i were to wade in here before i would be waist deep and in trouble because of the current. i want to show you what it looked like yesterday down here. these two bridges that are just off in the distance, we were under water yesterday. the in fact you can see a tree on top of one because the flood waters deposited that tree up there. so in other word, just 24 hours ago, the flood waters here were what 40, 50 feet higher. one more thing i want to show you back here because there's so many symbols of people's lives and,000 they've been literally uprooted. you can see across in the distance. the that white box there, that's somebody refrigerator. just yesterday,

and my colleague, deputy director, chris wilson, who is known to you for his work on nafta, on u.s.-mexican affairs, and on border affairs, and i am duncan wood. very nice to see you. let me say a few things before we get into the substance here. there has been an enormous amount of anticipation. it is a strange moment. at this time last year, here at the wilson center, we were holding a series of conversations about, well, under the new administration, how can and we wereafta? talking about improving, modernizing nafta on the understanding, of course, that a different person would be in the white house, because that is what everyone assumed, and a modernization of nafta is desperately needed, and how can we possibly do that? and all of a sudden, hey, presto, we have this opportunity to do it. there was a nice piece published this morning by "the global mail" up in canada that says this is a great opportunity to secure north america's competitiveness. this comes with an enormous amount of anxiety, anxiety about whether or not this can be a successful negotiation, anxiety about whether the u.s. executive branch will stick with it, anxiety abou

chris wilson, who is known to you for his work on nafta. on u.s.-mexico economic fairs and border affairs and i'm duncan wood. very nice to see you. let me say a couple of comments before we get into the -- sort of the substance here. there's obviously been an enormous amount of anticipation. my first page of notes says, "it's here", and it's a strange moment, but at this time last year here at wilson center we were holding a series of conversations undered current administration how can we improve nafta. we were talking about improving modernizing nafta on the understanding that somebody different would be in the white house, that's what we assumed. a modernization of nafta is desperately needed. and all of a sudden, hey, pres presto, we have an opportunity to do it. there was a nice piece in the global mail up in canada, this is a great opportunity to secure north america's competitiveness. the second point is, of course, this comes with it an enormous amount of anxiety, anxiety about whether or not this can be a successful negotiation, anxiety about whether the u.s. executive branch will stick with it, anxiety about questions o

wood. hopefully. >> someone picking you up? >> yeah, one of my daughters. >> what has it been like in the neighborhood? i see boats chris crossing all the time. >> jet boats, jet skis. i don't know of anything else really. i've been up there helping my parents. >> has to be surreal to see your neighborhood like this. >> it is. it is shocking. but it is surreal. yeah. >> have you been able to talk to any of your neighbors at all? >> no. no, helping mom and dad. >> they will be okay? >> yeah. i think so. dad -- yeah. >> they did a great job jumping into the boat. especially your mom. >> that's good. >> she did great. good for her. >> just thankful that they are safe. but so many more who need help. >> incredible. watching all of these rescue efforts play out. i want to bring in cnn meteorologist karen for more on what to expect on the storm. the big concern now of course is that rain keeps coming. and that's going to make rescue efforts even more difficult than they already are as well as of course adding to the damage on the ground. so when might this rain end, do you think? >> our worst fears are coming true. >> it look

. ♪ chris carmack friend to the show back again to bring us his talent looking forward to him. >> yeah. homecoming for him. >> it is. he went to derr woodent to magruder and then he was at great seneca day camp. >> he done good. >> camp counselor. >> real camp counselor. >> that's what it is. >> listen good day d.c. just after 9:00 o'clock on tuesday, august 1st. i'm holly morris alongside maureen, steve and wisdom. >> also don't want to wish the summer away but of course the start of august means it's almost time for back to school shopping. according to new retail survey parents can expect to spend more than $500 per child. usda contributor regina lewis will join us live in the loft with everything you need to know to score the best back to school deals. maybe you can knock that number down a little bit from the 500 mark. >> i already knocked my down. i already did all my shopping. >> perfect to talk about. >> i did all my school shopping this summer. >> you have multiples you have to plan ahead. >> yeah. >> that will be 1500 bucks for you. >> come on. >> wisdom martin household. >> real do you think wisdom martin household is spendin

chris christie. this must be deja vu for you. it was a super storm not a hurricane. this is sandy. governor, people say well, the rain stopped. we're out of the woods, the most difficult days are really ahead. on a few fronts. first, this water is going to continue to rise and you can have reservoirs that have to release water. dams that have to release water and that will flood other areas that are not flooded right now. brian: that's a tough decision, isn't it. >> tough decision but almost no decision in the end. have you got to decide to release the pressure off of that if you don't, you have a catastrophe some place else. it's picking your poison at this point. now becomes the really hard part of how do you return normalcy to people's lives. and when we were doing the recovery to sandy i set four priorities first. get our roads open get power back on. get gasoline available for generators and for cars and get kids back in school. if you can do those four things as quickly as possible. people feel at least a little more normal as the recovery continues. ainsley: as i'm looking at those images two things come to mind how defeated they must feel.