we didn't think —— elliot daly ahead of george north, elliott daly ahead of george north, george north—up. warren gatland to do his word that a good performance against the chiefs could be rewarded with a test shirt. jonny sexton out, warren gatland has made a because in the second row, mauro zarate, rate forfrom them, but the second row, mauro zarate, rate for from them, but no, the second row, mauro zarate, rate forfrom them, but no, alun the second row, mauro zarate, rate for from them, but no, alun wyn jones. —— mauro zarate. —— maro itoje. not even starting for ireland at the beginning of the six nations, 110w at the beginning of the six nations, now he is about to lead them. the all blacks have not lost at eden park since 1994. we will see soon if they have what it takes to beat the all blacks. katie russell can from auckland. the all blacks team to face the lions has also been announced, kieran read ca pta i ns has also been announced, kieran read captains the side, expected to win his 90th cap for the world champions, rico gear amy ryan is julius array —— julian survey. 0ne mor

they are the two surprise selections in the back line ahead of leigh halfpenny and george north who does to this, also benched his tour captain sam warburton. priorto this, he also benched his tour captain sam warburton. prior to this, he had been criticised a little bit in new zealand for being a little formulaic and a bit predictable but not this time. he really wants to take the game to the all blacks. we know we have to be courageous coming here, we must be bold and go and play some positive rugby. the things that we have been working on in terms of general staff and our set pieces getting better and stronger from game to game. defensively, we think we have improved and now we need to bring the other elements of the game which is about playing with some flair, taking some risks and being courageous and ball. leading the lions out in place of warburton is peter 0‘mahony and his journey to this point is really nothing short of remarkable. if you think back to the six nations, he wasn‘t even a regular starter for ireland and then jamie he‘s slipped was injured in the warm up and 0‘mahon

george north and jonathan joseph named in has made some changes.d in the starting 15 against the hurricanes in wellington. rory best returns as captain — he was skipper for their best win on the tour so far — that was against the chiefs last week. and gatland believes all their problems from the first test can be sorted out for the next two. for me, those things can all be fixed. the all blacks haven't played champagne rugby and throwing the ball all over the place. in fairness to them, they were very direct up front, so we need to make sure we are better in those areas, in terms of combating them for next week. england's cricketers are regrouping after defeat in the opening match of the women's world cup. in the opening match, they lost by 35 runs against india in derby. it would have been a record—breaking victory if they'd made their target of 282 — but they fell short, as our sports correspondentjoe wilson reports. think globally, what women's cricket needs is to motivate interest in india. derby's welcome perhaps made the point about the size

coach warren gatland has named george north and johnathan joseph game.ren gatland has named george north and johnathanjoseph in the starting 15 for the match against the hurricane fly wellington on tuesday. rory best returns as captain, he was skipper for their best win on the tour so far against the chiefs last week and gatland believes all of the problems from the first test can be sorted out for the first test can be sorted out for the next two. those things are all fixable for me. the all blacks haven't played champagne rugby and throwing the ball all over the place, fairness to them, they were very direct up front so we need to make sure we're better in those areas in terms of combating them for next week. england's cricketers had a really disappointing start to the women's world cup. in the opening match, they lost by 35 runs against india in derby. it would have been a record—breaking victory if they'd made their target of 282 — but they fell short, asjoe wilson reports. think globally, what women's cricket needs is to motivate interest in india.

we thought george north ait start that but he has not even been named in the squad.n in place ofjonny sexton. a big call in the second row. alun wynjones preferring his leadership. as expected, the two captain on the bench. peter of money will lead the lions. —— peter omani. after great performances from him in the back i’ow. performances from him in the back row. they have not lost since 1994, the all blacks, at eden park. we will see soon if the lions have what it takes to beat the all blacks. england thumped south africa by 9 wickets in southampton on wednesday to win the opening game of their three match t20 series against south africa. the tourists won the toss and chose to bat but david willey dismissed jj smuts from the very first ball and despite an unbroken partnership of 110 from ab de villers and faarhan behardien they could only manage 132 from their 20 overs while alex hales and jonny bairstow led the hosts home with more than five overs to spare. the night was a convincing performance and a really great way to start this series. with the ball, we we re

george north will start in and jonathanjoseph george north will start in and jonathan joseph will georgees to he grabbed. in the warm—up to next week‘s wimbledon, britain‘s heather watson is playing a second round match against defending champion cibulkova in eastbourne. watson‘s world ranking has slipped to 126 but she‘s looked in good form against the number four seed and has taken the first set 7—5. cibulkova has struggled throughout the match and watson is one game away from a notable victory. it‘s now 5—4 to the british player in the second set. wildcard naomi broady lost to kristyna pliskova. the czech took the first 6—2, and whilst broady took the second on a tie—break, pliskova crusied through the decider taking it 6—1. kyle edmund has been beaten in the first round of the men‘s draw by the american donald young. the british number two lost the first set 6—4 but won the second 6—3. the world number 55 soon broke edmund and went on to take the deciding set by 6—3. wimbledon hopefuls have started qualifying at roehampton today. among them britain‘s marcus willis, who caused such a

that the lions face the para canes here, the starting 15 have been announced, jack nowell and george northrs are among those looking to play their way into the testing. gatlin said there are opportunities still to be grabbed. it wasn't exactly a secret but crystal palace officially announced frank de boer as their new manager earlier. the former netherlands captain replaces sam allardyce who left selhurst park at the end of last season. de boer has previously coached ajax and inter milan. and has been outlining his thoughts on his new role. to play in the premier league, it's a club that still can grow further and further. because every english clu b and further. because every english club in the premier league can spend a lot of money so they have the possibility to do something well with that money. i think there is a lot of prospective for this club to bea lot of prospective for this club to be a solid premier league club, and this is the most important thing right now. first of all, i didn't meet the players, so first of all i have to see them, of course. i have my ideas and maybe one

we also heard george north and rob henshaw have had leave the tour with injury.es as well, two changes for the side for saturday here in wellington, and changed the forward pack. steve hansen says he expects a big response from warren gatland's side here in wellington. i will be determined to win. i have said that. you wouldn't expect anything else from them. quality teams don't lie down. they stand up and get counted. losing hurts. it sucks, it is not a great idea and it comes with a lot of pain. so you don't want to do it. the lions have to win here in wellington, only two sides of the comeback from a goal down in the last one was back in 1989 so history not all that encouraging for warren gatland. now ‘there's nothing a mother won't do for her son‘ is there? even if you're a grown man playing in a professional golf tournament. china's haotong li had just thrown his putter into the water at the 11th at le golf national in france. after a bit of a tantrum. around 20 minutes later, the 21—year—old's mother was wading knee—deep into the water to collect the club,

george north was a surprise omission last week. to change his mind? the lions struggled to hold back the hurricanes, but in ian henderson they had a one—man blockade. minutes later, seymour again broke clear to put his side 14 points ahead. surely they could not let it slip from here. but the match would turn on one rush of blood to the head. henderson sent to the sin bin, and in his absence the hurricanes struck. a flurry of late tries, including this from vaea fifita, saw the lions‘ morale boosting victory slip from their grasp. this was a desperate draw. and after the match warren gatland was asked why he hadn't used his bench more, when it was clear that his starting players retiring out here on the pitch, and he admitted that it was the backlash over his controversial call—ups that influenced his decision not to bring them on. those players were called out as cover. there's not much been made about that in terms he a decision to bring players in for cover. and protect as many of the test 23 as we could. if we did not have thos

we had george north and robbie henshaw have both unfortunately had to leave the tour with injury. injuries as well. it has caused them to make two changes for their side for saturday here in wellington. unchanged in the forward pack, no surprise given how well they dealt with the lions in auckland. steve hansen says he is expecting a big response from warren gatland's side here in wellington. they will be determined to win, you know, and they said that, they said that already. you wouldn't expect anything else from them, because quality teams don't lie down, they stand up and they get counted. losing hurts, it sucks, it's not a great idea and it comes with a lot of pain, so you don't want to do it. the series is on the line for the lions. they have to win here in wellington, although only two side have ever come back from 2—0 down, in 89, so history not very encouraging for warren gatland's side. exactly, what a big weekend for the british and irish lions. we finished tonight with a story of stephen murray. he was a british bmx rider who moved to the united states to pursue his dr

wink elliot daly could get the nod over george north even though he played yesterday.a this evening. the two side are playing three matches and then for tests. england have already won the one—day series. a little bit more after 10am. do elite athletes get enough support when they get pregnant? britain's most decorated female paralympian dame sarah storey believes that more can be done to help women get back to the top of their game. she's been speaking to fellow athletes about the issue and has this special report. midway through 2017, and now more than ever, elite sportswomen have been making the headlines. for a number of them it's been for matters beyond their sporting endeavours. laura and jason kenny are expecting their first child. jessica ennis—hill says that she's pregnant. serena williams has appeared to announce that she is pregnant. the public outpouring of admiration and support for us all has been immense, and there's little doubt that an athlete mum can return to the sport she loves better than she was before, but it won't be easy. when you are pregnant,

george north and jonathan joseph have been named in the starting 15 against the hurricanes in wellington far, against the chiefs last week. and gatland believes all their problems from the first test can be sorted out for the next two. said that if we did drop a couple of games, that wouldn't be the end of the world. it gets better and better. we've demonstrated that as a group. so longer we've been in new zealand, the better we got. we said we do that and i think we've achieved that. 0ne football line for you — and england's under 21s now know who'll they'll face in the semi—finals of the european championship in poland. it'll be germany, after they lost to italy last night and finished runners—up in their group. england cricket captain heather knight says her side will recover from their surprise defeat by india in the opening match of the women's world cup. this being a round—robin stage, all eight teams play each other. she says that they are determined. we are an emotional team but we will keep our heads up. we look to tuesday and see the positives. we competed today but there are a

george north was a surprise omission last week, will this persuade warren gatland to change his mind?ed to hold back the hurricanes but in ian henderson we had a one—man blockade. tommy seymour broke again clear to put his side a0 points ahead. surely they could not let it slip from here? the match would turn on one rush of blood to the head. henderson sent to the sin bin and in his absence they are constructs. a flurry of late tries including this one saw the lions morale boosting victory slip from their grasp. this was a desperate door. the yellow card was the big moment. the penalty to others was then reversed and a yeovil card, that is the game. we have ended up drawing the match but it feels very disappointing because you were in control. the priority for the lions was all was going to be the decisive second test here on saturday but this was hardly the warm up that they wanted. a few players have given warren gatland something to think about botin with that aside cannot afford to perform like this against the all blacks. from wellington to leicester, where england's women are ta

a tommy seymour double and a george north try had put the lions in control, but down to 1a men they shippedparation ahead of the second test against the all blacks on saturday. 50 years ago, the world's first cash machine was installed, outside a branch of barclays in enfield in london. now we rely on 70,000 in the uk, and 3 million across the world to get hold of money. and as simon gompertz reports, the machines are now so sophisticated, they're proving yet another threat to the traditional bank branch. 1967, a revolution — the first money from a hole in the wall. you put in a voucher and then a code and you got 10 £1 notes. reg varney, a tv celebrity of the time, had a go and the cash machine was born. this is what we have come to. less a cash machine thana mini—bank. on these ones you can even open a bank account, signing your name. it will take my photo as well. just to prove that it's me. you will be able to see and talk to bank staff directly on the screen and take out money using your mobile phone. you don't have to have the card. so we are light years ahead of 50 years ago, but is

but elliott daly, impressed gatland against the chiefs yesterday and he may take the place of george northrs from a thigh strain, he could reclaim the fly—half spot from johnny sexton. and it looks as though the the tour captain sam warburton may have to settle for a place on the bench, with peter 0'mahony expected to lead the lions in auckland. he did really well against the maori all blacks. that's all the sport for now, much more on this sport website, you can see how song on at queens. the football league fixtures have been released today as well. if you follow a team in the township mag or below you can find out when your team is going to play on the sport website. —— if you follow a tea m sport website. —— if you follow a team on the championship. this year's queen's speech, which covers a two—year period instead of the usual one year, finally went ahead after it was postponed following the grenfell tower block fire. the main focus of the speech was brexit and the great repeal bill, with the government claiming it wants to build the widest possible consensus. there were also proposal

sean 0'brien, conor murray, george north, they will all make their first appearances of the tour.eir team. saturday's match will be far more daunting, it isa match will be far more daunting, it is a big step up in quality because the crusaders have a perfect 14 wins from 14 so far this season. thank you very much. more from hugh throughout the morning. polling day, as you know, delighted to see one of the great register additions is continuing on this general election day, which is #dogsatpollingstations. we would very much like to end the programme today with pictures of your dog at the polling station. a picture of your dog, where you are at the uk, and obviously the name of your dog. we have this picture, u nfortu nately your dog. we have this picture, unfortunately richard hasn't given us unfortunately richard hasn't given us the name of this dog, which i'm guessing is a cockerpoo, but i might be wrong. not the most glamorous polling station, but certainly the most glamorous dog, he says! do send us most glamorous dog, he says! do send us your pictures and we would be delighte

george north and jonathan joseph will both start against the hurricanes in wellington on tuesday.nst the chiefs last week. and gatland believes all their problems from the first test can be fixed for the next two. those things are all fixable for me. the all blacks haven't played champagne rugby and throwing the ball all over the place, fairness to them, they were very direct up front so we them, they were very direct up front so we need to make sure we're better in those areas in terms of combating them for next week. it was a really disappointing start for england, the hosts of this women's world cup. they lost by 35 runs against india in derby. it would have been a record—breaking victory if they'd made their target of 282 but they fell short. joe wilson reports. think globally, what women's cricket needs is to motivate interest in india. derby's welcome perhaps made the point about the size of the indian market. locally, well, perhaps decent crowd expected early england wickets, instead they saw one of the most exciting young talents in world cricket enjoying herself. smriti m

some were expecting to see george north playing, the welsh winger. he has not been selected.ted ahead of maro itoje. jonny sexton is a replacement after he did such good work in previous matches on the tour. the line is bidding to become the first team to beat the all blacks at eden park since 1994. we are hoping to get some reaction out of auckland for you over the next few hours as news of that team news settles across all of the journalists and by across all of the journalists and rugby players out in auckland. that is the first test team for you. england play said that occur in the first of 3t20 matches in southampton. the tourists won the cost. david willey got a wicket with the first delivery of the match. just two more wickets fell before ab de villiers hit out to give england a total of 143 to win. they without loss from one over in reply. we have problems bringing you the pictures for you. 0ver problems bringing you the pictures for you. over to tennis. problems bringing you the pictures foryou. 0verto tennis. naomi brodie had a good run on grass but that has come to

the attacking duo of eliot daly on the wing and liam williams at full back, selected instead of george northy, there will be a lot of differences from the start of the tour to now in terms of what people have speculated the side has been. the messages we have tried to deliver have been consistent from us, and the 23 have been selected, we're pretty excited about opening night. ireland have been handed test playing status. the international cricket council voteed to admit ireland, along with afghanistan, into the elite member group that is permitted to play traditional five—day test matches. the funeral for an american student, 0tto warmbier, who was held for 15 months in a north korean prison, is being held in ohio. the 22—year—old died earlier this week after he was flown home in a coma. president trump has blamed the pyongyang regime for his death. 0ur correspondent aleem maqbool reports. fellow students pay their respects to 0tto warmbier, who travelled to north korea early last year, was arrested, jailed, and finally sent home to his parents in a coma to die just days later. you look at

hurricanes responded through callum gibbins but george north made sure the lions ended the first halfminutes left and despite a dan biggar drop goal attempt to win at the end, that's how the scores remained. and if that european under 21 game england have just gone one goal down to germany. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in sportsday at half past six. a sikh couple say they were told they couldn't adopt a white child, because of their cultural heritage. sandeep and reena mander were both born in britain, and told an adoption agency they were happy to take a child from any ethnic background, but say they were advised instead to adopt a child from india. it's legal for adoption agencies to give preference to parents from the same ethnic group, but government guidelines say different racial backgrounds shouldn't be a barrier. 0ur correspondent sara smith has been to meet the couple. after seven years of trying and 16 failed ivf attempts sandeep and reena accepted they weren't going to have a baby of their own. convinced they could offer a child a loving home, though, they went

hurricanes narrowed the lead, but george north made sure the lions ended the first half with a 23—7 advantagefita's converted touchdown levelled the scores with ten minutes left. but the likes of courtney lawes and ian henderson impressed and iain henderson impressed in the pack, and could feature in the squad for saturday's test. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the governor of the bank of england has issued a warning about the amount of money banks are lending to consumers. it comes as consumer borrowing reaches its highest level since 2005. in fact mark carney is concerned enough to ask banks to beef up their finances to protect themselves against the risk of bad loans. he told banks that they were in danger of "forgetting the lessons of the past". here's our economics editor kamal ahmed. dylan brown works in it — not badly paid, but often resorts to credit cards for the big bills. for him, read millions of others. consumers working hard to make ends meet who are borrowing to fill the gaps and pay for those little extras. 0k, there's your bill, sir. thank you.

the attacking duo of eliot daly on the wing and liam williams at full back, selected instead of george northhat are probably, there will be a lot of differences from the start of the tour to now in terms of what people have speculated the side has been. the messages we have tried to be delivering an inconsistent from us, and the 23 have been selected, we're pretty excited about opening night. it's in credible to be picked for the lion and then be asked to captain. it's down to business now, and it's down to our performance. when you go and grown—ups “— to our performance. when you go and grown—ups —— when you grow up playing rugby and watching it, you wa nt playing rugby and watching it, you want to be involved internationally but games of this magnitude, all of these players want to be here. gareth thomas is going to write in support of chris froome in the tour de france. the race starts on saturday 1st ofjuly with chris froome seeking a fourth tour de france win and a third straight victory. juventus have confirmed they will release right—back dani alves from the final year of his contract

jonathan davies, conor murray, george north and sean 0'brien will all make their first appearances oft he's not part of his plans at the club. costa spoke to reporters after spain's draw with colombia last night, saying "i am a chelsea player but they do not want me there". he's still only 28, and his 20 premier league goals for the club helped them to the title. manchester city have signed goalkeeper ederson morice for 35 million pounds. he's a big prospect atjust 23, and won the portuguese league and cup double this season with benfica. he said he'd ‘always dreamed' of playing in english football. liverpool striker ben woodburn has pulled out of wales' squad for their world cup qualifier in serbia on sunday. he was set to earn his first cap but he's picked up a calf injury. he's been replaced by another uncapped player, marley watkins, who's just signed for norwich from barnsley. england are without usual captain wayne rooney for the world cup qualifier against scotland this weekend. with questions over rooney's future, the premier league's top scorer last season harry kane thinks h

we will also hear from north carolina congressman george holding at this event hosted by the hudson institute. >> good morning to you and welcome to hudson institute. i am the president and ceo and -- of hudson institute. i am delighted to welcome everyone here this mng

from prince george's, points west and north, in the clear of the watch.ning. that is the northern neck. and will probably parlay the warnings across the river and southern maryland. light showers toward leesburg. the heaviest activity pushing across 95 into southern maryland. these are the heaviest storms. we have severe warnings until 7:30 p.m. for westmoreland county.

the storms even earlier today, and you can see on the radar here, just a little narrow line north of lake george north of beddington in between burlington and back over towards -- notice we're fine in most areas of philadelphia and new york. straight showers around hartford. doctors a couple of storms that are dealing in those areas. again, it's hit and miss stuff. that's going to be the trend over the upcoming weekend. it's not something horrendous out there, where it's going to be hit and miss, and i think, the bottom line for the fourth of july, all the fireworks shows are just be patient. most of the storms will be in and out in about 30 minutes. it's one of those duck and corps drills when they come through. then you can head back out. >> you're grilling. you run inside. >> you have to turn off the grill first. you don't want anything getting soggy. >> grill master. >> still for months iraqi forces have been trying to pry isis from the city of mosul. >> this morning new signs the mission is working, but with some collateral damage. a live report next. stay with us. thanks for the ride aroun

george, who you just saw. she's looked into inventors in the north west.lly and over in, a piece of metal that had a hole in the middle, put into the engine carburettor, that stopped the engine carburettor, that stopped the engines from flooding, so it restricted the amount of fuel that went into the engine, so it didn't have to go into a nosedive, so it could change the german counterparts just as quickly, and it had a huge effect on world war ii. is it true that on the form there was not enough space to put mrs beatrice shilling, so they had to put mr? that's right. she studied electrical engineering at the university of manchester, and women didn't do that at that time, she was one of the first. it says mr beatrice shilling because there was not a mrs or ms choice. and do you think we don't celebrate conventions enough? we have so much modern technology, we just take it to much for granted. we really do. it is a little bit sad that we can name more celebrities than we can invent is. there are so many inventors out there. the great thing about inventors

strong storms just north of the george washington bridge. tornado warning getting into the catskills. not a great night for travel. a watch box out for texas and oklahoma. tomorrow, pennsylvania, new york, and new england, looks like we'll see quieter weather deeper into the holiday weekend. >> thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the race to get away. a record number of americans hitting the road this weekend. >>> plus the consumer alert tonight. fidget spinners, the summer's hottest toy. but now a new concern after one of the gadgets reportedly caught fire. >>> and sin city about to welcome a new type of vice. we'll tell you about it. stay with us. nutritional needs... all in one. purina one. healthy energy, all in one. strong muscles, all in one. highly digestible, and a taste he loves, all in one. purina one smartblend is expertly blended... with 100% nutrition, 0% fillers, always real meat #1. lifelong smart nutrition. it's all in one. purina one. my doctor recommended i switch laxatives.

north. richard cantu has more. developing now.. the prince george's-e-o is denying accusations of grade fixing to boost graduation rates. the school board met last night for the first time since those allegations surfaced. the room was packed, and dozens protested before the meeting. the school system is accused of allowing hundreds of students to graduate, without meeting the education department's requirements. the school board is divided on the issue. some board members deny the allegations of grade fixing. others are calling for an investigation. this morning, markelle fultz is waking up having realized a dream.. being taken number one jn the nba draft.. the former dematha high school star and newest philadelphia 76er is the first prince george's county native to go number one. at the university of washington, he excelled averaging over 20-points and six assists a game. following him -- the lakers picked second taking ucla's lonzo ball and the celtics chose duke's jayson tatum third.. overnight a crowed gathered at dematha h school, fultz' alma ma

mount olive, north carolina. george, hello there. caller: hello. how are you doing? host: doing fine. caller: this is a terrible thing that happened. but this is something that happens almost every day to us out here in america. somewhere in america this happens almost every day. what i can't wait to see is what kind of steps and procedures congress is going to put in place that's going cost we the taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars to protect themselves. not them and us. but that will protect themselves. i guarantee you there will be no change in gun laws that would protect them and us. but they'll move lightning fast to put in some kind of procedures and steps that will massively increase their security and give we the taxpayers the bill. instead of protecting all of us, they're going to do something immediately that will protect themselves. . the media, that's all on tv right now. they are going to make us so sick of hearing about this and they do this constantly. i mean, you can't get away from it now. yes, it's a horrible thing that happened, but it somet

we are honored today to have the cochairman of the congressional caucus, representative george holding of north carolina here with us to offer keynote remarks and i will introduce him momentarily. we also have an excellent panel moderated by ambassador haqqani who will be joined by kumar, the president of boeing india, danny o'brien, the leader transportation at general electric. janine schapiro, director at north america and the vice president or senior vice president with growth. allow me not to introduce congressman holding. congressman holding growth in raleigh north carolina attended lake forest university where he was the classics in my insert for an practice law before becoming u.s. attorney for north carolina. she is represented for north carolina 13th congressional district and was sworn in on january 2017 and serves on the ways and means committee. most importantly for our purposes coming as a coach or the congressional caucus on india. without any further ado, allow me the honor of introducing representative holding. [applause] >> all right. let's get all set up here. thank you very

north philadelphia. >> i'm elated. i'm ecstatic. >> george is one of many teachers happy that the five-year wait is over. >> there may not be everything we wanted in there, um, but at least we got contract. >> reporter: tonight members of the philadelphia federation of teachers and other teachers from all over the district are approved a deal reached by the school district and pft last friday. >> i'm happy that teachers who have been frozen are once again allowed to move up their pay scale. it's not the money that they're owed. there is significant sacrifice that was given by people in the mill. >> reporter: union president jerry jordan saluted teachers for staying dedicated through it ought. >> have gone to school day after day after day and they have done their jobs to make sure that our children are educated. >> reporter: spokesperson for the school district says the contract will now go before the school reform commission for approval tomorrow night. in north philadelphia, shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >>> you know, never the easiest com

leesburg so if you're north and west of town, trying to be ready to duck inside, in case the showers roll through. by 6:00, most of the showers gone. just a kind of straggler in prince george'sounty. a couple of stragglers into southern maryland. but back to the north and west, it's great. 74 in winchester. 73 in manassas. by 10:30, another really comfortable night. even by 10:30, we're below 70 downtown. that's always a good bench mark. 63 in manassas. i think we'll see more 50s tomorrow night in the burbs, and 60s downtown. for tomorrow, cool and cloudy again. you open the windows, temperatures 65 to 55. southwest winds become northwest at about 10. for the morning, partly cloudy, and pleasant. stays dry in the morning. 55 to 76. for the afternoon, yes, we've got a stray shower in there. high temperatures though, near 80. a wind southwest at 10. it's not going to be humid tomorrow either. we get fine to start. 60s downtown. 75 by 11:00, and 77, some clouds are to increase by 1:00, and again the shower threat between 1:00 p.m., and 5:00 p.m. beautiful, on wednesday, that could be the pick of the week, really. 84, not humid. even thursday, 90, and not humid. still a pretty d

george's county. skyfox was over the scene on north keys road in brandywine. you can see the thick white smoke trailing over the roof there. no one was home at the time. one firefighter suffered a minor cut. >>> a shooting investigation is under way in anne arrundel county. police say a man and would. were fatally shot near scott town road and nick road in shady side, maryland. there are no motives or suspects identified at this time. >>> the person of interest accused of engaging in illicit sexual contact with a minor at arlington national cemetery has surrendered. the fbi says the man repeatedly touched a girl in an inappropriate manner during the wreath laying ceremony on memorial day. >>> now d.c. police have identified a young girl found alone on 14th street in northwest. authorities are not releasing her name but says she has been connected with a parent or guardian. >>> d.c. mayor muriel aimed at keeping d.c. residents safe. the private security camera voucher program will allow eligible residents to receive a private security camera system without any

appeared on the $1 silver certificate in 1886. >> on his way to a north carolina coin show in march 1962, eccentric coin collector georgealton dies in a car crash. it's front-page news in the coin world. >> george walton was a respected numismatist. he put together one of the greatest collections of all time. the executor calls in stack's, a new york city auction house, to appraise george's coin collection. >> so stack's sent a man to evaluate and catalogue all the coins. it took approximately two to three weeks. >> how much did the family get for what was sold? >> the total came to over $850,000. it set a record for an individual collection. >> it would have been even more -- maybe $60,000 more -- if not for the stunning pronouncement that walton's prized 1913 nickel is... a phony! because the "3" in "1913" is unlike any font used by the u.s. mint, stack's concludes the date has been altered. >> there were so many altered dates out there that it wasn't difficult to take another liberty head coin, such as a 1910, and alter the zero to make it look like a 3. >> in fact, walton has a number of suspect currencies in his co

went too long without oxygen and there is no evidence to support north korea's claim his condition was caused by botulism. >>> prince george's county schools are denying accusations of changing grades to boost graduation rates. an investigation has been ordered tonight. the ceo of the school district vehemently denies the allegations. he says they were cleared of the allegations earlier this year. his statement says in part while there may be valid concerns about our practices, and policies that conversation should seek to uplift students instead of advancing personal or political agendas. >>> next, a supreme court ruling turns into a big win for the redskins. but what does it mean for the team's potential future in d.c.? >>> would you respond to a craigslist ad for volunteers to test drive self driving cars. >>> police in france are investigating this incident as a suspected terror attack. a man rammed his car into a police convoy on the champs-elysees, sparking an explosion. police pulled the driver out of the car but he later died. a handgun was found on the driver along with more explosives inside that car. no one else w

george this morning. dennis rodman arriving in north korea this morning trying to open a door with this visit.fairs correspondents, mar that raddatz has the details. >>> game five. nba finals, kevin durant with the first year with the warriors, m.v.p. we've an interview, did you see his mom pull him down with his goatee? i loved it when he called his mother the m.v.p. a few years ago. >> people love mom, too. >> reporter: he raised a good son there. i told you about this accident on 422, you can see it in this shot, they pushed it off, 422, 9 minute ride from oaks to 02. we had a longer delay it's a little better now. mass transit, no delays, yesterday we had a lot of delays, today you're good to go. >> reporter: we have shorts and ts on the kids on the way to school and the way home. noon, 93 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 96 that's the high today. there will be a record in philadelphia if we hit it. 7:00 p.m., 93 degrees, there's a heat add -- advisory from noon to 7:00 p.m. remember when you're out and about when you're doing errands, keep in mind the high of 96, keep in mind the high interior of the

a busy 14 hours for the first responders in this part of prince george's county is well known for the crashes. a fatal moto route 5 north of brandywine road in accokeek. police say the rider gerald rashad stockton lost control of the motorcycle, drove on to a grassy median and flew off the bike. stockton was taken to the hospital and was pronounced dead. ten minutes later and nine miles away, 67-year-old james hill was turning his minivan to indian head highway when he was hit and killed by a speeding ford. a third car hit the ford. the driver of ford suffered non-life threatening injuries. >> there were some witnesses who say there were three or four vehicles driving at high rate of speed and driving recklessly. melissa: the third faye central crash happened this morning in brandywine. >> a single vehicle left the road and burst in flames. an officer was on the scene in a minute and he attempted to put out the flames with a fire extinguisher with good samaritans that stopped. they were mildly until the fire department showed up to put out the flames and at that point unfortunately the occupant was declared dead. meliss

we will also hear from north carolina congressman george holding at this event hosted by the hudson institute. >> good morning to you and welcome to hudson institute. i am the president and ceo and -- of hudson institute. i am delighted to welcome everyone here this morning. today as i think everyone in this room knows, we kicked off an incredible week for the india-u.s. relationship. the first meeting with the indian prime minister and president trump. at hudson institute we are delighted to host this special event focused on the u.s.-india partnership. we are grateful to our friends at c-span for covering this event live. u.s. india bilateral trade stands at less than 1/5 of the u.s.-china $648 billion bilateral trade relationship. india is america's ninth largest supplier of imported goods and 18th largest export market. the world's first and the world's sixth economies respectively, we had hudson at hudson-- we institute believe there is significant room for growth. the u.s.-india relationship is an important one here at the institute. our salvation program directed by the former ambassad

george buffet's number one enemy. she is fighting to keep her seat and a suburb, north of paris, one of the last communist strongholds.7% of residents did not vote in the first round. the candidate has come to support the shop workers and their plans to cut 26 jobs. >> workers are becoming destitute with all of these labor market reforms. this is the new right wing and macron embodies it. we did not manage to win the presidential race but for the program entry, we have to fight against macron. parliamentary, we have to fight against macron. >> the candidate running for macron's is set to go after those who do not vote. he was born and raised in the constituency and she called 25% of the vote in the first, behind her communist rival. the president's candidate believes she will be best placed to make changes for the community. >> here, we have had 20 years of communism. as then sending people to sleep proving miracles at every election. at the end of the day, nothing changes. candidatesident's gets in, nothing will happen. he will not hold any sway. france'sg loser in elementary election -- parliamentary election is the

if this sounds familiar, north carolina, kansas, mississippi and tennessee are already on that list. >>> happening today, former president george w. bush is going to be meeting with veterans as part of a military service initiative. he and had his wife there, former first lady laura bush, are meeting with the secretary of veteran affairs and other leaders and philanthropic sectors in washington, d.c. >>> want to get away? it seems many travelers just don't care. why people are willing to go into debt just to get away. >>> but first, happening right now, an investigation under way at the moment after l.a. county deputies mistakenly kill a teenager. the deputies fired shots at an aggressive dog when the bullets bounced off the ground and struck the teen. this happened yesterday morning in palmdale. earlier that dog had bitten one of the deputies. plus, that deadly high-rise fire in london may have been sparked by a refrigerator. investigators are looking into the appliance as a possible cause of the fire which ended up killing 79 people earlier this month. we're back with more news on this friday. agent gru, you're fired. [ gasp

george. s septa confirms a woman fell from a platform in north philadelphia and was hit by a subway train justefore midnight last evening. the woman was trapped beneath the train. medical crews were able to get her out but her foot was severed. she's now in critical company. a fiphiladelphia daycare workers fired after video appears to show her slapping a little boy on the back of the head causinging him to fall down. it happened at the olney daycare center. this is the surveillance video. it appears to show the boy's teacher slapping his head with the child falling flat on his face. brianna woods' son, noah, came home with a bump. she filed a police report. woods and others say the teacher went too. >> i'm glad to hear she's fired. when i looked at the video myself i wondered why she wasn't in cuffs. >> no room for that in a daycare with little kids with any teacher disciplining. >> the daycare said they followed protocol by quickly notifying stators. >>> we're learning a confrontation a car being repossessed turned deadly. police are still investigating but believe the shooter was acting in

what can the united states do about north korea without damaging relations with china, particularly? joining me now former foreign policy advisor to president george w. bush, paul bonn chilly. good to see you. >> hi, lauren. lauren: can u.s. and south korea find common ground dealing with north korea? >> absolutely. it sounded like it today. for a president his critics say he doesn't know where he wants to go, doesn't know what he wants to do, and doesn't get the strategy of diplomacy showed that every time a foreign leader comes. it was a love-fest today. the south korean president was not some he could be warm with, because he is on the left in his country. they would really not get along very well. i heard equally determined presidents to do whatever it took to fix the north korean problem. i saw president trump speak specifically about trade in a way quite blunt but not rude. the south korean president doesn't have any response to that that was negative. in his own quiet talks with our house of representatives was just as tough as donald trump about what we have to do with north korea. i think they're off to a very good start. if i were the ch

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prince george's county not doing too bad after clearing a couple of accidents. but a couple of's stalled cars. new york avenue at northitol street. we continue to see gridlock traffic in adams morgan. the closure on columbia road continues to tie us up at the intersection with adams mill. follow police direction. adrianna: thank you. happy to have you with us this morning. time now is 6:55. we want to say morning to our pet of the date. -- of the day. here they are enjoying the sunshine. thanks to melissa for the sending the picture. we want to see your pet photos. air.ight see thmem on sam: they are enjoying the nice day. larry: if you do not have your powerball tickets, is not too late. the chance to win $435 million. $273 million cash price. it may not be worth it. the odds of winning the grand prize are one in 292 million. in the words of lloyd christmas, you are saying there is a chance. sam: if we are not here monday, you know what happened. larry: are you ready to do some ginbinge watching? kidd: the new season of oranges the new black. it takes place against the backdrop of a prison riot. 13 episodes take plac

george's county almost into the northern neck of southern married. -- married. this is -- maryland. this is going to move off to the north and the east.eaviest rain between prince frederick and me -- me republican vices -- mechanicsville. that is going to work northeast ward. i can almost go to waldorf by 6:55 on the storm tracker. here's metro area. the one that we are concerned about is from silver spring. here's melissa nord live in the storm tracker in silver free -- spring where the tree damage. er yeah, topper. -- yeah, topper. wetop -- >> reporter: yeah, topper. three friends ends several -- several roads are blocked off, several houses damaged by trees and power lines falling down. we are told that at least one of those homes is inhabitable. several people are displaced tonight. a lot of damage. this happens to be one of those areas where the damage is very confined in a very tight space. several massive trees have been falling down. more video and really reaction of all the storms from today coming up tonight at 11:00. back to you. >> me lissa, thank you. i was con send traited. -- concentrated. those are big old trees too. t