thank you, katy balls and david davies. goodbye. good evening.f mixed fortunes today. we saw highs of 27 degrees. tomorrow will be cooler and fresher. we have seen some showers today. this is not the bestjuly. some of the showers were heavy. thunder in east anglia but as we went through the later part of the day there were showers and lincolnshire. this evening the showers will fade but we will see a brexit of rain in the west allah will herald a change as we move into tomorrow. it— 16 degrees. there will be patchy rain before more wet weather comes in from the south—west. the best weather will be in scotland and northern ireland. there will be rain in the south—east. wetter and windier weather will them permission from the south—west. some of the rainbow be heavy across cornwall and west wales. there will be rain on the cards. there is uncertainty as to how far north the rain is going to be. anywhere north of the lake district should be bright. top temperatures of 20—30 degrees. you will not be surprised to hear that there will be some interrupt

with me are the spectator‘s political correspondent, katy balls, and the broadcaster david davies., which leads with a warning from the official review body for teachers of risk to the education system following an announcement that pay rises in the profession will be capped at 1%. on the metro's front page is the conservative party's suspension of the mp, anne marie morris, after a recording emerged of her using a racially offensive term to describe britain leaving the eu without a deal. the ft shows an image of the russian lawyer who is reported to have met with president donald trump's son, and who says has damaging material about hilary clinton. drinking coffee could lead to a healthier life says a story in the daily express. the guardian is accusing theresa may of insulting teachers by offering them a 1% pay rise. the times details how a tory pledge to build more free schools could be scrapped in order to boost education budgets. the daily mail has the charlie gard story including a warning from the judge that he will not be influenced by treats. a headache for the mp involved

with me now is katy balls, political correspondent for the spectator.hink this recommendation will be taken on board by theresa may from michael gove? it is a kates of when not if this pay cap being dropped. it is whether it will be done sector by sector orjust get rid of it completely. will they hold by until the autumn budget or will she have to give in to pressure before? we are seeing a lot of this, a cave in, u—turns, standing down. there is this chipping away at theresa may's authority. how long do you think she will last? there is a general feeling of disarray at the moment. last week everyone was talking about who would be the next leader. theresa may is vulnerable. if enough mps are annoyed about this and worried in her own party, she doesn't have the numbers. she will be fine for a few months but she will have more and more week as she gives in these things. you say when, not death, it must be great for labour. the optics are really good for labour. the conservatives were never going to keep the pay cap for ever, but it looks as if the reason

earlier, i spoke with katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator who questioned how a lifting might be rolled out. i think now it's a case of when, not if. with regards to this pay cap being dropped. i think what is up for debate is whether this will be done sector by sector or they're just going to get rid of the cap completely. also, are they going to hold out until the autumn budget or is she going to have to cave in to pressure before? you say cave in, there. we're seeing a lot of this, cave—ins, u—turns, standing down. there's this chip, chip, chipping away at theresa may's authority. what do you think this is doing to her and how long do you think she's going to last? i think there's a general feeling of disarray at the moment. especially, as we saw last week everyone talking about who will be the next leader. for now, all the conservatives seem to be focusing on is who can get more money for their department. really, theresa may is vulnerable, here. it means that if enough mps are annoyed about this, if enough mps are worried within her own party, she doesn't have the n

we threw everything at it and tried to get the ball, and fortunately, we held on. our sports correspondent katie was at the game and told me it was a truly significant moment for the england team. england did not just england did notjust advance, here, they took a huge step forward. you can see what it meant to the place to get that record over france at their minds. they have not beaten france since 197a. lost to france the last three major tournaments. it was a nervy match. there were few chancesin was a nervy match. there were few chances in the match as a whole. but the thing about this england side, which is something they have not donein which is something they have not done in previous tournaments, if they are ruthless. there was one chance forjodie taylor, injidup. she is on course for the golden boot. a huge win for them to night. —— taylor, and she took it. they will be at no one in this championship, now. —— tonight. will be at no one in this championship, now. -- tonight. so they are now the highest ranked team. who is going through as the favourite? i think you said it there. englan

katie. >> guys as we get ever closer to an upcoming weekend there's a storm system that is trying to throw us a curve ballh wet weather that likely lingers at least through saturday and possibly into sunday as well. now it also stays cooler than average because of all the rain that's headed our way. at best we flirt with the low 80's. with that said there's a bright spot in this forecast and i'll let you know cancer trt centers of america in philadelphia to have her breast cancer treated, she's coming for the expertise that we have, for the multimodal therapy where the specialists talk to each other and form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. amy met with our three specialties, radiation oncology and genetics, there are so many different options. rather than one treatment fitting all, it is a personalized approach to cancer therapy. we have so many tools available at cancer treatment centers of america. this is what attracted amy to our center all the way from new york. cancer is what they deal with every day. these were people

. >> katie, going to throw us a curve ball with this forecast? >> oh, well done. one. i don't think so. because i really have been promising this for awhile. it is just that we're here now, actually in the midst of the steaminess, i don't think any curve balls come in the form of anything that we're not specking at this point. any showers, thunderstorms, primarily fire up second half of the day. it is hot. it is humid, light through the next three days. all right. let's check in with eyewitness weather watchers reporting some substantial warmth. most of you are in at least the low or the mid 70s, and that is certainly true across the southern portion of our viewing area where the watches are reporting. jamie out, 74 degrees, and she said she has got dew point of 69 right now which makes it feel so-so soupy, to one more we go across the bay here in delaware, one of the southern most weather watch that's we have is from andy, i believe the icon came out wrong, check on that one, but andy is finding some heat for sure already off to very warm start at 75 degrees. let

ball forward. >> this is "ntp daily," and it starts right now. >> good evening. i'm katy tur, in new york, in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." we now have hard evidence that the trump campaign wanted to coordinate with kremlin-linked associates who they were told were acting on behalf of a putin-backed effort to support trump's candidacy and "incriminate hillary clinton." there was also discussion about telling mr. trump about it. let that all sink in for a moment. got it? good. donald trump jr. today published a conversation he had over e-mail with his associate rob goldstone. goldstone told him that he'd received some stunning information from an associate in moscow whose father is a russian billionaire, aras agalarov, senile right here. agalarov acted as a liaison between trump and putin when the two tried to meet at the 2013 miss universe pageant in moscow. here's what goldstone told trump jr. about what he had learned. "the crown prosecutor of russia offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate hilla

katie, thank you for yesterday. >> sure, beautiful day. >> saturday, as well, really, very priced. >> yes, i know, sometimes storms like to throw curve balls, i never like to completely promise unless we know, i'm so glad, it ended up working real nicely, yes, thank goodness. that's a trends that will continue today, that beautiful weather. really looks nice. little warmer, yes. i would say, midday certainly will be quite warm outside. but this is what you find tail end of the summer, you start off little on the cool side. and then you really start to heat up through the afternoon. sun angel still pretty strong, still july. just the way this is all transpired with the passage of the coastal storm system, much cooler, much drier air has funneled in here. and it feels really crisp outside. it feels like sweatshirt weather in fact for many of you. storm scan, all clear, at the moment, it will stay that way throughout the day. however, the rain chances, minimal, go starting to up at least a little bit here for the next couple of days, so high pressure in essence is starting to weaken, with the passage of time here. as it starts to just degrade

katie and rahel do. they include the resistance bands, obviously, you can do those 30 seconds on, 202nd off. you can also use physio ball desk, and find comfortable spot on the floor, do some glutes bridges, get the rearend involved. if you're really feeling spry, goods old burden of proof east will get the blood flowing. obviously bring towel. that will might make you per spying just little bit. back here live in the cbs-3 news room, getting my co-workers involved in good early morning work out. what are you guys doing? well, kneel, he's jug lifting his coffee. but we have a bunch of different things. >> neil, calling you out. >> everybody gets up early, late at night, work the overnight schedule, so it can be tough. got to get the blood flowing. >> see, neil react being like i was the other day. you were all working out and i was heating my donut. i had other things. >> jim donovan is not very interested in working out. >> our/some writers getting the blood flowing. >> now right here the rest of the crew working out, steve lindsay respect lifting an em tie dear park water. >> i can't imagine that's very heavy. >> now,

katie, she will be singing right along with them. andy murray's says he's feeling good, despite limping through three hours of practice yesterday. murray has a sore hip and though he was hitting the ballon title on monday, against alexander bublik. novak djokovic plays, gael monfils, in the final, at eastbourne later, after beating, daniil medvedev. djokovic isn't quite back to his old self, but he hasn't dropped a set this week. british number three heather watson declared herself, "ready for wimbledon", after pushing former world number one caroline wozniacki, to three sets in the semi—finals, at eastbourne. she said a run of good results, had left her feeling confident and optimistic. wozniacki will face karolina pliskova, in the final. pliskova went through, when british number one johanna konta pulled out. she'd injured her back in a nasty fall, during her victory over world number one angelique kerber, in the quarter—finals. she's still hoping to be fit for wimbledon — but she won't push it. it is a big tournament next week for all of us but it is something that i have to disregard when it comes to my health. my health always has got to come first and i'm definitely doing everyt