joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston.s men have scored eight goals in two games at the start of the season after another a—nil win, with manchester united beating swansea today. the other premier league results... arsenal were beaten by stoke city whilst liverpool had their first win of the season, defeating crystal palace. defending scottish champions celtic beat kilmarnock 2—nil. callum mcgregor scored the second goal in a victory that means celtic are now unbeaten in 52 domestic games. there were also wins for aberdeen, hamilton, motherwell and saintjohnstone. rangers drew 0—0 with hearts. great britain are in the gold medal position in the team competition of the european eventing championships in poland. britain lead the way after the dressage and cross country with just showjumping to go. british rider nicola wilson is also in contention for an individual medal — she is in fourth place. and details of the day‘s other sports stories are on the bbc sport website, including an england victory and a scotland defeat at t

joe wilson, bbc news, sheffield. looked wet there. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich.cher off the essex coast and thunder and lightning as well. an impressive shot there again from essex. it hasn't been that dramatic everywhere. the rain further west across england and wales hasn't been as heavy. for northern ireland and scotland it's been a scattering of showers and plenty of fine and dry weather. this evening things will turn completely dry across scotland and northern ireland, clear spells here. areas of wet weather with further thunder and lightning around england and wales. temperatures around 10—14 degrees. tomorrow, one day on the calendar, two very different days of weather. northern ireland and scotland a cracking start to the day, blue skies and sunshine, 13 or 14 degrees for glasgow and belfast. cloud for northern england and wales. here things will brighten up through the day. a different story further south and east. a wet start in the south—west of england and through the midlands, lincoln shire, east anglia we have a band of rain heavy bursts of rain. fo

joe wilson, bbc news, in sheffield.fy a jogger, who appeared to push a pedestrian into the path of a bus. keep an eye on the man on the right of your screen. this cctv footage of the incident shows him running along putney bridge, and appearing to push the woman into the road. the oncoming bus has to swerve into the next lane

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

joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston.ed their a—level results today. many of them lived in or around the tower block. four students and one former pupil died in the fire. 0thers lost their homes as they were preparing to sit their exams. the head teacher of the kensington aldridge academy has been telling our education correspondent, gillian hargreaves, how proud he is of the students. their school lies at the foot of the burned out tower. they haven't been able to use it for three months. 50 pupils had to flee their homes. five children died. this is the first time the headteacher has spoken about what happened. it was very, very difficult and very, very challenging. there was the emotion of the situation and the deep concern that we had for the members of our school community, but there was also a whole load of practical challenges in place. you know, children have one chance in life at an education. these were important examinations. we had to keep going. today, at least, there were results to celebrate at their tempor

joe wilson, bbc news, in sheffield. and it starts on wednesday. dublin and belfast host the 12 teams with defending champions england naming their squad ahead of their opening match against spain. captain sarah hunter is in the mix along with forwards abbie scott and heather kerr. while making her fourth while making herfourth world cup appearance, full—back danielle waterman has been called up. there are three groups of four teams in the stages, with the final to be played at belfast on saturday the 36th of august. —— 26. that looks like it will be a fantastic tournament. england are the reigning champions, but they will face stiff competition. everything else, you can go to our website. but for me, tulsen tollett, and the marvellous sport today team, it is good night. goodbye. well, ket me start with a very dramatic picture from tuesday. that's some rough weather. here's a big storm just off the coast of essex, and two waterspouts — the marine equivalent of a tornado. incredible. a thunderstorm picture here from the s

joe wilson reports.o be carried this sentiment was felt inside the stadium and in the polite queue waiting to get in. he has done a lot for our country, he is a great inspiration for the youngsters. yes. he just represents us so well, everything that britain is. yes, mo, they mean you. 3000 more metres on his farewell tour. for one more time, one last time on a british track, he is there. go mo! mo farah will next take to the roads, he will concentrate on marathons. british athletics will look for a new figurehead and that is even tougher. he was pushed in this race, he wasn't going to lose. let nobody say it was ever the slightest bit easy. the final chapter. the final win for mo farah in britain. i love what i do and that is part of it but at the same time, it can get harder when you have so much pressure and you cannot go anywhere. but now on the roads it will be a new game with a new mind and i am excited. he expressed anger that anyone doubts the credibility of his connection with coach alberto sala

joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston.reaking performance from southern vipers' suzie bates helped them to a comfortable 46—run victory over loughbrough lightning in the women's super league. bates became the first player in the competition's short history to reach three figures as she carried her bat to score 119 not out as part of a total of 180 — the highest super league score. she then took three wickets and this brilliant catch as the lightning were all out for 134. british cyclist chris froome says he has "unfinished business" as he gets ready for the tour of spain which starts this weekend. froome is desperate to win the race, having been he runner—up three times. if he does win, he'd become only the third rider to win the tour de france and the tour of spain in the same year. certainly does feel as if i've got unfinished business. having finished second three times now, it would be incredible to win it. it was a race i love doing every year. amazing crowds, amazing rivalry between the riders. it is a relentless rac

our sports correspondent joe wilson reports.week play will start at 2pm and finished after dark. test cricket is chasing the evening at chasing the audience. scheduled the match when the crowds can come to watch it. he is for entertainment as well as for edgbaston. floodlights and pimples arejust edgbaston. floodlights and pimples are just two of the variables here. there are traditional issues like selection. england gave a debut to mark stoneman and the captainjoe root could really do with someone rocksolid to rely on. it is an opportunity for the guys now in the series in particular to stamp their mark on the team and test cricket andi mark on the team and test cricket and ijust mark on the team and test cricket and i just think that is mark on the team and test cricket and ijust think that is an exciting place to be for us as a team, if the left ca n ta ke place to be for us as a team, if the left can take their chances now, than they should stand us in really good stead. the challenges for england's captain tend to be dwarf

joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston.at des moines golf and country club in iowa. defending champions the usa will take on europe for the 15th time. sweden's annika sorenstam a 3—time vice captain leads the europeans. the 10—time major winner told seth bennett she wasn't always comfortable in the spotlight. i've always been a shy person and i still am quite shy and being in the situation i am, in the golfing limelight, you've got to open up a little bit and do a few interviews here and there is i've learnt a lot about myself and to face my fear but just try to be yourself and be as natural as you can, that has taught me the most and as a little girl, i did not feel that comfortable. i would miss shots on purpose if i needed to and mr green and i would make a bogey, finish second or third and still get a prize but i don't have to give a winning speech. i was terrified of being on the podium and having all eyes on me and just felt very uncomfortable and eventually, in my mind, just being very competitive and leaving a tourn

he has been speaking exclusively to joe wilson about that terrible accident and his hopes for the futuremiles an hour. imagine driving it, and then imagine driving it without the full use of one of your arms. thanks for your patience, so nice to see you. robert kubica is in hungary to discover if he truly came. his injuries are there to see, and restrict him to this day. came. his injuries are there to see, and restrict him to this daylj came. his injuries are there to see, and restrict him to this day. i wake up and restrict him to this day. i wake up every morning at home, i am doing the usual stuff at home. i train, i cycle. i do all the stuff, probably, most other people do. but the point is, robert, most people don't drive a car200 is, robert, most people don't drive a car 200 miles an. are actually i can so easily, this. that i have more limitations or my limitations have big influence on daily life than driving cars. driving a car is the easy bit? easy. in 2010, robert kubica finished the formula one season eight four renault. 0ther drivers thought he was the most talented man on

joe wilson reports from edgbaston. flags can be waived in celebration or raised in distress.ne in the first over today, one of them. anderson got kyle hope as a bowler, and then in the next over dismissed powell as a fielder. run out. next, roston chase gone without a score. james anderson, the pink ball wiza rd. a score. james anderson, the pink ball wizard. within the first hour, the younger hope brother was out as well. toby roland—jones had struck and then struck again. no doubt. not from the umpire. it is hard to make the pink ball shine, they say. england were trying. whose turnout? roland—jones, meetjermaine blackwood. now, that's the west indies spirit, isn't it? kamara roach, but broad toogood. watch how blackwood played him. even in test matches, there is always something new. it was 168 all out, but they we re new. it was 168 all out, but they were batting again. the first man in the second innings gone. the floodlights were on but they could make out the pink ball all the way into his hands. the west indies 60—3, over 280 behind, with the lights on and hours left

joe wilson, bbc news, birmingham. time to deny it.w today's premier league results as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. wembley stadium is the venue for tottenham's home games in the league this season but their first match ended in a 2—1 defeat to champions chelsea. but their first match ended in a 2—1 huddersfield have made it two victories from their first two games in the premier league. victories from their first two games they beat fellow newly—promoted side newcastle 1—0. great britain have won the gold medal at the european eventing championships in poland. medal at the european eventing they had to overtake germany, who initially had the lead after the dressage. who initially had the lead the british team took the gold once the cross country and today's show jumping had been completed. the cross country and today's show and nicola wilson also won an individual bronze medal. the usa have won golf‘s solheim cup with a comprehensive victory over europe in iowa. with a comprehensive victory lizette salas beat europe'sjodi

, reports the joe wilson, reports message of being prepared to carried the message of being preparedfor the youngsters. yes. he just represents us so well, everything that britain is. yes, may mean you. 3000 more metres on his farewell tour. for one more time, one last time on a british track, he is there. mo farah will next take to the roads, he will concentrate on marathons. british athletics will look for a new figurehead and that is even tougher. he was pushed in this race, he wasn't going to lose. that nobody as saying it was ever the slightest bit easy. the final chapter. the final win for mo farah in britain. i love what i do and thatis in britain. i love what i do and that is part of it but at the same time, it can get harder when you have so much pressure and you cannot go anywhere. but now on the roads it will be a new game with a new mind andl will be a new game with a new mind and i am excited. he expressed anger that anyone doubts the credibility of his connection with coach alberto salazar. his reputation is clean. and there is no time to deny it. but this era has to be

but with more on that, here's joe wilson.key issueis match under floodlights one key issue is the ball, this is a red dux, one that has been used for many yea rs dux, one that has been used for many years in dux, one that has been used for many yea rs in test dux, one that has been used for many years in test matches in england, you can see its colour and a prominent theme and that will deteriorate as the day goes on which is part of test cricket. but under light it is too dark. no good. so what do you do come you go over the bank. a compromise. visible under light, also durable so it will last for several hours of play and would have to be replaced like a white ball when it gets discoloured. you can see the prominent seam, this is a deep's pink ball and to keep that sheen there's an extra layer of protective coating. some batsmen say it feels different when you hit it and under light when you are bowling, the evidence of england practising last night, as far as i'm aware it did a lot. i haven't used it except to train last n

but with more on that, here's joe wilson.nder floodlights the key issueis match under floodlights the key issue is the ball. this is a red ball, the kind of thing that has been used for many years in england. you can see the red colour, the prominent thing, that will deteriorate as the day goes on and thatis deteriorate as the day goes on and that is part of test match cricket. but under the lights it is too dark and no good. so you go for the pink. this is a compromise, visible on the lights but also durable. so it will last for several hours of play. it will not have to be replaced like a white ball. you can see the prominent theme, to keep that shine on it there is an extra layer of plastic coating. some of the batsmen say it feels different when you hit it and under the lights when you're bowling the evidence is with england practising last night, as far as i'm aware, it did move a lot, difficult to bat against. so if you're a bowling all—rounder like chris woa kes, bowling all—rounder like chris woakes, getting bowling a

joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston. it became known as the frankenstein dinosaur.zled until now. they think they have solved the mystery, as pallab ghosh reports. in the mountains of chile, researchers discover a dinosaur, the likes of which has never been seen before. back in their lab in buenos aires, they carefully cut through the sandstone to find a bizarre skeleton. they named their dinosaur chilesaurus. it had a mix of features from different dinosaurs. it hip bones were like those of plant eaters such as the stegosaurus. its arms and body were like meat eaters like the dryness or as racks. and so chilesaurus became known as the frankenstein dinosaur. —— tyrannosaurus rex. now a british researcher thinks he has solved the mystery. it is the missing link between one group of dinosaur, like the stegosaurus and triceratops, and another group which contains not a source like the tyrannosaurus rex. tyrannosaurus rex and stegosaurus we re tyrannosaurus rex and stegosaurus were thought to be in different branches of the dinosaur family tree. but researchers have sho

joe wilson, bbc news, in sheffield.ice in south west london are asking for help to identify a jogger, who appeared to push a pedestrian into the path of a bus. keep an eye on the man on the right of your screen. this cctv footage of the incident shows him running along putney bridge, and appearing to push the woman into the road. the oncoming bus has to swerve into the next lane to avoid hitting her. the bus stopped and passengers went to help the woman, who suffered minor injuries. time for a look at the weather... here's ben rich. where has some are gone? that is the yorkshire coast. rain is not the whole story this week that a big part of the story. you can see from the radar picture, what a soggy day so far in yorkshire, lincolnshire and in the midlands. we have started the season heavy showers across parts of east anglia and the south—east. also towards the south—west. these were the shower clouds beginning to build in north devon a little earlier on this morning. as we go through the rest of the day, across englan

our sports correspondent joe wilson reports.in waterproof plastic. useful. we had all weather at edgbaston. captured here, lunchtime lightning. still, many dressed undaunted but hold onto your sombrero. we started at two. perfect timing is alastair cook. minute after hour after year, does he ever make a mistake? don't rely on it. west indies' bowling was an invitation, ideal if you're starting your test career, and dawid malan made 65. he could and probably should have made more. we'd almost forgotten that wickets could fall. this happened just before lunchtime, which is at teatime for the purposes of this match. cook was heading for 200, and the way he got there was sadly symbolic of west indies in this match. well, anyway, cook just smiles and scores. he was batting past his bedtime last night. we're all still getting used to this day—night business. others felt ben stokes could've hit this anywhere, found a fielder, good catch but a missed opportunity and he knew it, but cook was still going. in his 130th over in the middle,

joe wilson is there for us. what can cricket fans expect? organisers, have been pleased with the way ticket sales have gone, they reckon there is a sense of new people attracted to the mat, 2pm to 9pm, there is a pink cricket ball used, we have talked about that, that will be durable and visible under the floodlights. actually, those lights will not come into their own until 8pm, northern hemisphere conditions very different from southern hemisphere, we have long evenings. one of the reasons england is so keen to play this match is because they will be playing australia in the winter's ashes in adelaide in day night conditions, so a bit of practice. there is no guarantee this will ever happen again, could be the first and last day night match in england, and the main concern is how they will keep warm come 9pm, for the spectators coming in this evening. we will get a weather forecast in a moment but one more story before that. a canadian woman has been reunited with her diamond ring, 13 years after she lost it while weeding in her garden. ma

joe wilson, thank you for the update.ht have missed today. let's start with liverpool. they've turned down a third offer from barcelona for phillipe coutinho. it's understood the latest offer for the brazilian midfielder is in the region of £114 million. the club have already rejected two bids from the spanish giants — the last was 100 million euros, and a week ago they issued a strong statement insisting no offers would be considered, prompting coutinho to hand in a transfer request. everton have shown off their record signing gylfi sigurdsson at the finch farm training ground today. the iceland international moved from swansea city for a club record £45 million this week and will make his debut against manchester city on monday night. and in the last couple of hours, spurs have announced that they've signed the colombian international defender davinson sanchez on a six—year deal. he's 21 years old and has played twice for the national side. over at old trafford jose mourinho is in high spirits — even though manchester u

joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston. which is due in 2019. his last as 007. it has been a closely guarded secret as to whether he would return. daniel craig, will you return as james bond? yes. cheering. thanks so much, daniel craig, everybody! time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we have something of a sky fall on the way this afternoon! cloud and rain on the way to the north—west of the british isles and that has already arrived across scotland, northern ireland and will slowly move into parts of west of england and wales. ahead of that still some decent soundtrack through the rest of the afternoon. so through the afternoon things cloud over across west wales and south west england. but much of the rain arriving towards the evening. staying wet in northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland with some strong wind around the coast and hills. not feeling too bad

our sports correspondent, joe wilson reports on what has been the first, day—night test in england. a5 a field. run out. yeah. gone without a score. james anderson, the pink ball wizard. blackwood played a different game. 79 not out. when cummings wa5 gotten out, it was 168 all out in the first—innings. ye5, west indies, you're batting again. it went on. the second innings went even quicker. a big crowd in a playful mood. offering advice, try taking wicket5 with this ball. thank you. no one was going anywhere, except forjermaine blackwood. stumped. two wickets in two balls. stuart broad wa5 stuart broad was taken. very good. minutes later, the big one. stuart broad's 384th wicket in test matches, second in the all—time li5t behind ian botham. england got victory. excellent and poignant victory. the west indies once set the world standard in test matches. they lost 19 wickets in one day, the teams 5hook hands miles apart. we know there was reinvestment and restructuring going on in the caribbean. that will not help the west indies. there are two more to go. they will be conventional

joe wilson, bbc news, in sheffield. 1st, let's just take a break, 1st, let'sjust take a break, to haveory, but certainly where we see the rain, we will know about it. for east anglia and the south east, some very thundery showers. rain will continue across parts of england, particularly heavy showers for wales and the south—west. if you showers for northern ireland, but that is where we will see the brightest weather today. temperatures, out in degrees. this evening, we will see particular heavy rain, continuing to hide ina particular heavy rain, continuing to hide in a crossed yorkshire, lincolnshire, and into east anglia. all the while, drying up for scotla nd all the while, drying up for scotland and northern ireland. tomorrow, a mainly dry day for northern ireland and scotland. further east, further wet weather, further heavy rain, again, the risk of sudden disruption, and temperatures, at best up to 20d. now, mo and friends are coming to london to defend their titles. and is with you same boat's final appearance at the world athletics championships. join us for a daily roundup, in

our sports correspondent, joe wilson reports on what has been the first day—night test in england.f them. anderson got two in a row. run out. yep. next, chase. gone without score. james anderson, pink ball wizard. jermaine blackwood played a different game. 79 not out. bu when cummings was gotten out, it was 168 all out in the first innings. yes, west indies, you're batting again. and it went on. the second innings wickets fell even quicker. a big crowd in a playful mood. offering advice? try taking wickets with this ball. oh, well, thanks. no one was going anywhere, except forjermaine blackwood. stumped. light was taking effect. so was broad. two wickets in two balls. very good. cookes catch. but minutes later, the big one. stuart broad's 284th wicket in test matches, second in england's all time list, ahead of ian botham. england won the test match at 8:46pm. excellent and poignant. the west indies once set the world standard in test matches. they'd lost 19 wickets in one day. the teams shook hands miles apart. we know there is restructuring going on in the caribbean. that will n

joe wilson, bbc news, sheffield. time for a look at the weather.s a mixture of sunny spells in scotland and ireland but the cloud was much more developed further south and it has produced quite immeasurable date was somewhere at weather across northern and central parts of the british isles. and towards the east. we got quite a lot of thunderstorm activity and this moment was captured by a weather watcher. the storms may rumble on them towards the humber and lincolnshire. the system is not moving very far very fast. to the north it is a dry night. the southeast should be quite dry as well. on wednesday you can see the speed that the weather front is advancing at. really catching the eye from the south—west of the midlands and onto east anglia and lincolnshire. the rainfall total is mounting up and could be some problems the roads. contrast this to go further north. northern ireland and scotland do not have quite wall—to—wall sunshine but it is an a cce pta ble wall—to—wall sunshine but it is an acceptable start of the day. one or two showers and th

we reprimanded joe wilson for screaming out "you lie." if you can't reprimand the president of the united states for giving aid and comfort to nazis, at a time when they have literally killed somebody, then i don't need you to tweet. i don't need you to speak. i need you to exit stage right, so that we, at least, as a nation, those of us of conscious, who care about this issue, can have conversations rooted in solutions about how do we move forward? >> kirsten, as i see this, i mean, i just think it says so much that they didn't want to post this on social media, because they were afraid of other people showing up. >> just listening to you say that, they're afraid of neo-nazis showing up and disrupting their peaceful vigil. i just do keep feeling like, is this happening? is this actually the world that we live in? and i -- i just think that, you know, with president trump, i mean, i just totally agree, he's not going to step up or change in any way possible. and for republicans to say, you know, at least it's been reported, well, we want

joe wilson is at edgbaston for us, and hejoins us now. it's a packed house in edgbaston today.bit underwhelming after a while. that limit has been reached. let's start with the action, showing you anderson getting rid of kyle hope, the first of the hope brothers. just a humanist later, he came in to get rid of roston chase, out for a duck. it could have been a 70 or 80 all out for the west indies. the main reason it wasn't worse jermaine blackwood, who played some extraordinary shots are under way to 79 not out. he was trying to keep the strike at the end when cummins was run out, a direct hit from west lyng. 346 behind. it sometimes seems that the follow on is going out of fashion, butjoe root decided to enforce it. his bowlers were plenty fresh. we have the west indies batting again here in their second innings a short time ago, they were 14 without loss. as we stand here, there is the possibility that this test match could finish today. we could play on well past 9pm, but there is nobody here in edgbaston or in world cricket who wants to see the west indies disintegrate. abs

our sports correspondent, joe wilson, reports on what has been the first day—night test in england.. james anderson, the pink ball wizard. 79 not out. when cummings was gotten out, it was 168 all out in the first—innings. yes, west indies, you backing again. it went on. the second innings went even quicker. a big crowd in a playful mood. offering advice, try taking wickets with this or. thank you. no one was going anywhere, except forjermaine blackwood. stumped. two wickets in two balls. very good. minutes later, the big one. stuart broad's 248 wicket in test match, second in the whole time lists behind ian botham. england got victory. excellent and poignant. the west indies once said the world standard in test matches. they lost 19 wickets in one day to be they shook hands, miles apart. we know there was reinvestment and restructuring going on in the caribbean. that will not help the west indies. there are two more to go. they will be conventional matches. as for the day—night match, i think that the people really tried to make it work. a fantastic effort from the whole squad. the

benches empty....wilson is ejected total of eight ejections... tommy kahnle, joe austin romine, miguel cabrera, alex wilson, brad ausmus, dellin betances, rob thompson colin kaepernick didn't waste anytime thanking everyone that participated in a support rally for him yesterday. he posted a picture on twitter of people protesting outside n-f-l headquarters in new york. he said -- quote -- "faith always has been and always will be in the power of the people." the protesters are hoping kaepernick will be signed to a team by the start of the regular season.(wipe to mccoy vo) not everyone agrees kaepernick should be back in the league bills running back, lesean mccoy... also known as shady mccoy... had some harsh words against the niners former quarterback. he believes kaepernick is not a good enough player to be worth a distraction. he goes on to say...quote... "i'm sure a lot of teams wouldn't want him as their starting quarterback. that chaos that comes along with it, it's a lot". from santa clara-- the 49ers are pleased with defensive back jimmie ward progress sin

benches empty....wilson is ejected total of eight ejections... tommy kahnle, joe austin romine, miguel cabrera, alex wilson, brad ausmus, dellin betances, rob thompson this week's lexus 'experience amazing' ultimate highlight goes to chase utley. last night in the dodgers- pirates game -- utley keeps rich hill's perfect game bid with a diving catch in the eighth inning hill went on to lose the perfect bid in the ninth and is the first pitcher in history to lose a no-hitter on a walkoff home run pirates win 1-nothing from santa clara-- the 49ers are pleased with defensive back jimmie ward progress since returning hamstring injury. he's expected to natural position as a safety. no word if he's expected to play in the last two preseason games. as for the raiders -- all pro tackle donald penn to see some action against dallas on saturday. penn missed training camp and two preseason games hoping to sign a better contract the two- time pro bowler and the raiders weren't able to work out a new deal. but head coach, jack del rio is happy to have is starting left tackle ba

benches empty....wilson is ejected ejections (8): tommy kahnle, joe girardi, austin romine, miguel cabrerax wilson, brad ausmus, dellin betances, rob thompson colin kaepernick didn't waste anytime thanking everyone that participated in a support rally for him yesterday. he posted a picture on twitter of people protesting outside n-f-l headquarters in new york. he said -- quote -- "faith always has been and always will be in the power of the people." the protesters are hoping kaepernick will be signed to a team by the start of the regular season. but not everyone agrees this should happen -- bills running back, lesean mccoy had some harsh words against kaepernick... he even said his situation is different then michael vick's federal dog fighting charges back in 2009. (sot: mccoy) "he's 10 times better than kaepernick you'll deal with that situation, that attention, that media aspect of it. the good, the bad attention you'll get. compared to kaepernick, it's like, he's not really that good of a player to deal with. so people outside of sports don't really know that. they see on

things about wilson, he does not make things up, all of the people in his paintings are real people, all of the background scenes are actual oklahoma locations. the big end and the middle here is joe bennie mason. i probably will never forget that, because i had his twin granddaughters on tour one day. they made sure everybody knew that was their grandpa. this was the indians coming to indian territory. wilson calls it the indian immigration. which to my made it sound like they wanted to come here, i never have understood that. in the upper right hand corner you'll see a depiction of the trail of tears. the reason, there's a steamboat in the middle of that painting in the background, some of the chocktaw were wealthy enough they were able to come up the arkansas river by boat. the artwork is what draws people -- what draws me to the building, what sets the building apart, and just the stories that go with the artwork. across the way we have will rogers. will was an accounter, a cowboy a good will ambassador to the world. people need to know, will rogers is from oklahoma. around to the left there we have sequoia, a cherokee who developed the cherokee alphabet. just a wonderful stor

wilson who is in birmingham for us. england are doing well, despite the pink ball — joe.ng your head round i suppose but really same old same old thing when, because the first session in which joe root and alastair cook as ever got england out of trouble, a lot of fours scored of the first session, probably more to do with some poor west indies feeling than any vague talk of the paintball. we saw some movement with the ball, kemar roach with a good delivery together. mark stoneman, who lasted just six balls on his debut. remember another opening partnerfor on his debut. remember another opening partner for alastair cook at the top of the order, and then tom westley near the start of his test match career also went for eight. and lbw decision overturned on review for the west indies. so far a pretty normal session of play. of course at some point in the next hour or two, the floodlights will come on at edgbaston. they will really have an effect may be during the last hour of play. remember the day is due to finish at 9pm. certainly during the preparation, the practice days

joe lan dangerous deliveries at her wedding. you couldn't wipe the smile off his face. >> purnell worked for decades as a protective services officer in the district policing the reef center and the wilson building. he had been retired for sometime when those five gunmen walked into the yard. on one hand i feel this sense of pride because , you help his neighborses. he didn't want anyone to be hurt. i feel that he was brave. but then there's the piece of me that h wishes that he didn't, that he had complied like everyone else knowing him, who he was, that wasn't something that he was going to take lying down. you had set up this memorial right after john died? >> yes. q. what did you put here? >> he had a redskins hat? actually a redskins hat. he had like a little statue right here. >> the time has clearly taken its toll on the tribute to john, but certainly not his memory. words can't explain. with fox5 's rewind to the crime, i'm paul wagner. there is a a $25,000 reward for information in the case. and if you have any information that might help police close it, 9099. up next, a fatal crash in waldorf. what police say a man was doing on the shoulder of route five when he was hit by a

joe root chose to bat in the first day—night test on home soil. they‘re taking on west indies at edgbaston but how have they coped with the challenges of the pink ball? our sport correspondentjoe wilsonre told to get early in a test match. another opening partner gone. tom wesley gone as well. generally england seemed to be able to see the ball and hit it for four. the loss of two wickets. the captain joe root leading the recovery with alastair cook. england will hope they are still at the police for much of the day. it will be interesting when the floodlights come on, the twilight zone in the final session. from england‘s point of view when they trained under lights they noticed the paintball behaving differently at that stage of the day. it will be interesting to see if we get a flurry of supporters coming in when they finish work for the final session. certainly a few hundred, maybe a few thousand, empty seats. ticket sales generally up on what they might expect for the first day of the test match. england have a foot in the final four of the women‘s rugby world cup. they currently lead the united states very comfortably. earlier new zealand made it to the last four. they comforta