georgi hermitage goesin the gold medal. georgi hermitage goes in the t 37 400 metres. here to defend her title. she was inspired by watching the london 2012 paralympic games, so how fitting it would be for her to win gold in front of a home crowd. also stephen miller goes in the f 32 clubs throw. he has been competing for great britain for over 20 years and was dominating that very event in the 90s. but he has struggled in recent yea rs. 90s. but he has struggled in recent years. he missed out on the medals in london 2012 and got a bronze at rio 2016, so he will be desperate to find his former glory and be back on the podium in london once again. lots to look forward to hear on day seven of the world championships. great britain have missed out on their chance to add to their tally at the world aquatics championships in budapest. ross haslam, marking his debut, finished in 11th position. everyone's still talking about that england—scotland match at the euros yesterday. today england manager mark sampson thinks there's still room for improvement from his side, despite a

the second gold this evening went to georgie hermitage in the tees 37 400 metres.le breaking the world record as she crossed the line. she has had the really difficult season with injury and she was worried she wouldn't get the chance to compete. it is the place that inspired her to get back into running but she has managed to compete and has broken the world record and i think she was quite relieved that she won the gold when she came to the interview. obviously the year has been full and to come out and perform like that is just beyond my expectations and i am trying not to start, because it is too late. this is my one chance. it is my one chance for my 2012 moment andl is my one chance for my 2012 moment and i was coming and not in the shape i wanted to be in, so it was a bit ofan shape i wanted to be in, so it was a bit of an anti—climax and thank goodness this has happened. if that is where it ends this week then that is where it ends this week then that is where it ends this week then that is where it ends and i am happy. kate, it's been a fantastic event so

for the past two years you've been playing georgie in the broadway play "heisenberg." work by simon stevens. currently running at the mark taper here in los angeles. if you cannot make it to l.a. to see her in the theater production, you can watch her next month in the new stephen king series, "mr. mercedes," on the audience network. i am honored to have -- may i call you mlp? >> sure. >> mlp on this program. i've always wanted to say that, like i'm a friend of yours. mlp. yeah. i would say when you came on set, i haven't seen the play yet. i'm dying to see it. from what i've heard about it from friends who have seen it, they give you and your co-star high marks because it's hard to command, to hold command of an audience when there's just two people. not a whole lot of bells and whistles and -- >> yeah. >> what's that experience like? >> well, i feel like the director of this production deserves so much credit because i think it -- for me it takes a lot of confidence as a director, and it's a really risky move to produce a piece of theater where the direction is almos

he said, you should see georgy now. whenever i come home he greets me and talks a blue streak. sentences disjointed of course. [applause] [laughter] president bush: he tried to say everything and the results are often hilarious. some things do not change. [laughter] the aircraft carrier which we commission today may be the navy's newest ship, but she has already had an interesting past. her catapult testing took place during an unseasonable snap. -- cold snap. he christening was thrown into chaos by a fierce nor'easter. and during construction, the shipyard was closed down because of hurricane isabel. so in keeping with this ship's short history, i brought along an equally strong force of nature, my mother. [laughter] thank you for joining us. vice president cheney has been a fabulous vice president is the -- of the united states. governor kane, thank you for your welcoming remarks. secretary of state condoleezza rice, i appreciate you joining us. other members of the administration and their families, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral , other members of the un

in times of illegal immigrants and to bring in people that are potentially georgis in trouble and put tons of money in them buying spending money on psychologists and extra security programs why are we not focusing on the people trying to legally come in right now we keep talking about all of the children the children there are children trying to legally come in yet we are focusing on these illegal migrants and people that are potentially jihadi it's ridiculous i do agree we need to change our priorities. poll there are tensions there's undoubtedly tensions between migrants and the local populations in a number of the countries that receive them won't these i still tilton if they all pull it in to you it only adds to the existing problems as lauren has suggested is . course this is issues that we have seen for years legal or illegal migrants. the irish came here when the chinese came to the united states you can just go through each group that have come to the united states have faced problems that is just the nature of people coming in from the outside and the sense that they are tak

another double world champion is georgie hermitage.o her gold in the 400 metres with victory in the t37100 metres. her time of 13.36 seconds is a new world championship record. and the third gold of the night came for aled davies in the shot putt. he threw a massive 17.52 metres to break his own world record and finish three metres clear of the rest. england boss mark sampson says his team are ready for spain's "dark arts" when the sides meet at the women's european championship this afternoon. england thrashed scotland 6—0 in their opening game at the tournament but sampson says they're prepared for spain's "ill—discipline". spain won their first group match and beat england at the last european championships. scotland have major injury worries ahead of their match against portugal, they're already missing three key players and they'll be without manchester city forward jane ross. after that opening defeat to england, the scots need to bounce back if they're to progress further in the tournament. manchester city have completed the sig

another double world champion is georgie hermitage.time of 13.36 seconds is a new world championship record. after the year that i have had, i wa nted after the year that i have had, i wanted to win the fall, because that is my event. —— when the four. i felt at 1.1 could be squeezed out of the medals, so to come and do that under the amount of pressure, i am very happy. —— ifelt at under the amount of pressure, i am very happy. —— i felt at one under the amount of pressure, i am very happy. —— ifelt at one point that i could be. and the third gold of the night came for aled davies in the shot putt. he threw a massive 17.52 metres to break his own world record. isaid i said let's go, show them what i can do. the blood rushed to my fingers and i felt that they will going to burst. i could feel every inch of the ball and where it went. iamso inch of the ball and where it went. i am so happy i have done at because i been training for months, and shot has been my entire focus. and i told my coat that i wanted to throw a pb, and he said all

georgie hermitage stormed to victory in the t37 400—metre category, setting a new world record in the 400 metres in front of a home crowd. kate grey reports. they call her hurricanes and, and never has that name been more true. last night, in front of a home crowd, she stormed to victory in the 400 metres swing hurt health world title. her third gold of the championships. the rest of the field unable to get close, despite the fa ct unable to get close, despite the fact she was feeling a little under the weather. that is what makes a champion when you know you are not quite at jewel champion when you know you are not quite atjewel best. at the moment, i don't really feel like... did not feel too confident i was going to do it. idid feel too confident i was going to do it. i did not really think about what it would mean at the end, i just went for it and i just wanted to make sure i got those ten world championships titles. her first taste of glory was at the 2011 championships in christchurch. but it was here at the london stadium where she shot to fame, becoming double paralympic cham

another double world champion is georgie hermitage.o win. obviously the four is my event, that is the one i knew was or was going to be tough, at 1.1 thought i could even be squeezed out the middle. to come and do that, under that amount of pressure,... and the third gold of the night came for aled davies in the shot putt. he threw a massive 17.52 metres to break his own world record. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the actorjohn heard, best known for his role in the home alone films, has died at the age of 72. he was found dead on friday in a hotel room in palo alto, california, according to celebrity news website tmz. it's understood he was staying at the hotel after minor back surgery. the cause of death is unknown. train firms could be forced to reduce first class seats on busy commuter lines to ease overcrowding. the transport secretary chris grayling says travellers will see "less first class in the future" with busy suburban trains having "one class" instead. the minister also suggested operators may b

is too close for comfort for locals who know the history of devastating fires in this countybryan georgihelping relatives sot crews are working to protect people and property as the whittier fires burns into another summer weekend (jr stone) the wall fire that has been burning in butte county for a week is now 98-percent contained.. the fire has destroyed more than 40 homes and 50 other buildings. it also burned through more than six thousand acres.. all of the evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted.. no injuries were reported. (justine) those who have lost their homes in the wall fire are now being warned about scammers.. these signs are now up around the county.. contractors with the state license board say that some un-licensed contractors may try to take advantage of people needing their home rebuilt.. state law says any contracting work with a non-licensed person must be under 500 dollars... which is clearly not enough to rebuild a home. any legitimate services are required to have a license number which can be verified on the boards website. < rick lopes, cslb "the la

is too close for comfort for locals who know the history of devastating fires in this countybryan georgi/helping relatives sot crews are working to protect people and property as the whittier fires burns into another summer weekend (justine) take a look at this newly released dash cam video-- it shows santa barbara county sheriff's deputies driving down a small dirt road through the whittier wildfire last week... they were trying to rescue kids and staff from a summer camp. but the road is surrounded by falling debris... and a wall of flames moves quickly toward them. the deputies are unable to go any further and had to turn back. it was a multiple agency effort to rescue the dozens of campers, counselors and staff trapped at the circle-v ranch camp-- but in the end, everyone was evacuated safely. (jr stone) for up to the minute weather and traffic updates download our kron4 mobile app it's free in the apple app store and google play store. we will also notify you when breaking news happens in your area with push alerts. (jr stone) another big story tonight.... the body of a missing teen

another double world champion is georgie hermitage.ionship record. after the year i have had i was wanting to win the 400 because that is my event. the one i knew was always going to be difficult. i thought i might have been squeezed out of the medals. to come and do that and under that amount of pressure. . . and the third gold of the night came for aled davies in the shot putt. he threw a massive 17.52 metres to break his own world record and finish three metres clear of the rest. england's women won the bronze medal at the lacrosse world cup, beating australia in the third place play off game in guildford. the scores were level at nine all at full time so it went to a golden goal decider and it was megan whittle who grabbed a dramatic winner for the home side, prompting wild celebrations. the united states won gold beating canada in the final. mark sampson says his team are ready for the dark arts of spain when the teams meet at the women's european championship this afternoon. england thrashed scotland six nil in their opening game

keep in mind in college park the outer loop 95 to georgi avenue about a 15 minute delay there.ou're nice and slow as well. but we want to get back out to pentagon row and toss it out to you holly. i know you have exciting must stops for us. >> i do, erin. you know i know that you will love this because the on thing better than being at a place that has great coffee shop is having coffee shop that comes to you. take look at this. this is like nirvana commonwealth joe cold brew. do you think i can get one served up. >> yes, totally. >> my friend here will serve me up a cold brew. we'll learn more about this in a little we've got to fine the must stop places. hard to narrow it down when it comes to pentagon row. but these are the five that we decided on this week. ♪ >>> number 45, the national 9/11 pentagon memorial. created to remember and honor the 184 lives lost at the pentagon on september11th, 2001. there are 184 benches. one for every victim. and each bench accompanied by a lighted pool of flowing water. >>> number four, arlington national cemetery. visit the tomb of the unk

georgie, tell us what happened.. probably about half an hour later, fear/ when the entire room shook vigorously. it felt like the floor was going to cave in. i did not know if buildings we re cave in. i did not know if buildings were crumbling around me. i immediately woke my younger sister who was lying next to me. i told her that we needed to get out because i was fearful of pursuing coming down. so we ran outside and at that point, we we re so we ran outside and at that point, we were met by other tourists doing a similarthing. and we were met by other tourists doing a similar thing. and at that point, we felt another tremor and we thought it would be the best idea to kind of evacuated the building and get as far away as possible. obviously, we were completely shaken up obviously, we were completely shaken up by obviously, we were completely shaken up by it all. as it was the middle of the night, it you were kind of wa ry of the night, it you were kind of wary of the fact that no one was really around the tell us

haplindrge churc peache cy,georgi dr.illad: comeyo th leaders inn at seem to have lost its way. we seek your help this day and help us return to a place where liberty and justice is for all. remind that liberty and justice go hand in hand that liberty cannot exist if there is not justice for the innocent. teach us to protect life, to be a refuge for immigrants, the unborn, the aged, the orphan, the widows, the homeless, the family, the oppressed, those in danger, every race and our veterans, help us to see the unity is stronger than division. remind us that consensus without truth is confusion and that power without control is destructive. remind us again that out of the many should come the one. give us compassion, strength under control, humility and grace, lead us, father, through this valley, that we might stand on the mountain proclaiming with one voice that we are the united people of america. in jesus christ's name, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval. pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, the