anie leonard, t this is racketeering lawsuit. if you could talk about what that means?that is the rico lawsuit that this is a slap suit taking. it is a slap suit. the rico, racketeering is a type of slap suit. it is a lawsuit designed to squelch a public advocacy. racketeering, the part of as being the head of a criminal enterprise. they say greenpeace orchestrated this criminal enterprise. if found correct, we could then potentially be liable for anything that anyone did on standing rock because the theory is we organized it. done washat was criminal. it was nonviolent. it was science-based. it was by use-led. it was peaceful. the second thing, it was indigenous-led. greenpeace was proud to stand up and support and solidarity, but this was an indigenous-led movement. it is false and offensive to say greenpeace orchestrated this. we were not the leaders. we were a strong ally and we don't regret a bit showing up. amy: tara houska, we are having this conversation in the midst of what could be the greatest catastrophe this country has seen in the greater houston area, the

this is not the first time leonard green worked with nordstrom. the equity firm has a stake in the british clothing line top shop the nordstrom family is hoping by fakie taking the company prii will help adapt investments. the stock took a big hit monday when nordstrom announced plans to roll out stores without merchandise, the investors cheered the take private news. retailers are gaining momentum on the news. shares of macy's, kohl's, foot locker and buckle all higher this morning >>> uber's chief legal officer is planning to leave the company. in a memo sal hu says she will continue to serve until a replacement is named the ridesharing company is facing three federal lawsuits and various other probes >>> to the latest on the recovery efforts in the wake of hurricane irma more than 4 million homes and businesses in florida are still without power as of last night residents who o residents who evacuated the state or stayed in shelters are coming back home to look at damage you're looking at cnbc footage from the damage from the florida keys crews

>> it's leonard. i don't want to be rude. >> so, will amy actually say yes to sheldon?s an opinion about it. that was my experience all summer. everywhere i went people were like she says yes, right? i said i don't know! i'm on vacation! >> fans aren't the only ones dying to know if amy accepts. the writers like to keep the cast in the dark too. >> they're constantly doing things that you never saw coming. i feel like she'll say yes too, but that may not be what they have in mind. >> i was having lunch with dr. nowitzky and she kissed me. >> excuse me, what? i'm sorry? >> it's a really fun episode. and we just kind of watch everyone's drama unfold while doing yoga and drinking wine. >> we get to eat cake. >> i eat cake in this episode. >> and after 231 episodes, kaley's earned it. >> if you could give some advice to younger kaley 11 years ago -- what would you say to her? >> get used to those stairs in the apartment set because they're going to get a lot harder to climb by season 8, 9, 10, 11. oh! and also, like, my eyes are getting worse. so, like, i'm reading scripts

racaniello leonard j.ragonese-snik michael paul ragusa peter frank raimondi harry a. raines lisa j. raines ehtesham raja valsa raju edward joseph rall lukas rambousek maria ramirez harry ramos vishnoo ramsaroop lorenzo e. ramzey alfred todd rancke adam david rand jonathan c. randall srinivasa shreyas ranganath anne t. ransom faina aronovna rapoport rhonda rasmussen robert a. rasmussen amenia rasool roger mark rasweiler david alan rathkey >> and my father, craig montano. dad, mom, lucas, krista and grandma and i think about you every day and we love you and we miss you. >> and my great aunt, ann marie, happy birthday. gerard p. rauzi william robb gregory reda alexey razuvaev michele marie reed sarah anne redheffer donald j. regan judith ann reese thomas michael regan robert m. regan howard reich christian michael otto regenhard james brian reilly greg riley timothy e. reilly kevin o. reilly thomas barnes reinig joseph reina jr. joshua scott reiss frank bennett reisman john armand reo karen renda john thomas

leonard, you'll never guess who i just found online-- hey! nice shot.iant head did most of the work. very mature. you're lucky i'm out of silly string. as i was saying, leonard, you'll never guess who i just found online: professor proton. (chuckles): you're kidding. he's still alive? yes! who's professor proton? he was the host of this great-- hey! yes! sorry, tell me about professor proton. professor proton hosted my favorite science show when i was a child. i never missed an episode. he demonstrated scientific principles using everyday objects. it was pretty cool. aw, so cute when you use the word "cool" wrong. like when kids say "pasghetti."

leonard anthony white madeleine white malissa y.ndra white wayne white leanne marie whiteside mark p. whitford michael t. wholey mary catherine wieman jeffrey david wiener wilham j. wik alison marie wildman glenn e. wilkenson john c. willett brian patrick williams crossley richard williams, jr. david j. williams deborah lynn williams kevin michael williams louie anthony williams louis calvin williams iii john p. williamson donna ann wilson william wilson david harold winton glenn j. winuk thomas francis wise alan l. wisniewski frank thomas wisniewski david wiswall sigrid wiswe michael wittenstein christopher w. wodenshek martin p. wohlforth katherine susan wolf jennifer yen wong siu cheung wong yin ping wong yuk ping wong brent james woodall james john woods patrick j. woods richard herron woodwell david terence wooley john bentley works martin michael wortley rodney james wotton william wren john wayne wright neil robin wright sandra lee wright >> and my brother, alan. after 16 years we miss you, you have a great-niece, two great n

leonard holifield. [applause] judge moore: there is one you don't see appear.et me just tell you, he has done more for my campaign and anybody. and that is almighty god. crowd: amen! judge moore: i want everybody to understand when i talk about god in this campaign, i never played to win this campaign. i have only prayed for god's will to be done. because you can't sometimes when on your own. that is not a good thing. sometimes you can lose but the best thing we can do is put it in the hands of almighty. there is nothing too great for god. for one day, every valley shall be exalted. and every mountain and hill shall be made low. the crooked should be made straight and the rough places plain. all flesh you will see together for the mouth of the lord has spoken. the lords is cry and i say, what shall i cry. all the goodness thereof is the flower of the field. the flower faded because the spirit of the lord -- surely the people is grass. -- the grass faded. but the word of the lord will stand or ever. [applause] judge moore: you know, we are put here on our for a

leonard holyfield.applause] see a p one you don't are, let me just tell you, who done more for my campaign then anybody. and that is almighty god. [applause] judge moore: i want everybody to understand that when i talk tonight, talk about god in this topaign, i have never prayed win this campaign. i have only prayed that god's will be done. because you can sometimes when not a good and it is thing. in sometimes you can lose and it's the best thing. thing we can do is put it in the hands of the almighty. there is nothing too great for god. everybody shall be exalted and every mountain and and thell be made low crooked shall be made straight and the rough places plain and the glory shall be revealed and all flash. when the mouth of the lord has spoken. he said, whatand shall i cry? all flesh is grass. the goodness there is the flower of the field. the grass wilted, the flower faded because the spirit of the lord breathed upon it. the grass wilted, the the crop faded, but the word of our lord shall stand f

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leonard does? >> all right.ub atomic particles move the way they do. >> really? that's it? that doesn't sound so complicated. >> it's not. that's why leonard does it. >> that is a beloved and brutally honest sheldon from "the big bang theory." now he's also behind the camera's executive producer and narrator of a new show. it's called "young sheldon." the series introduces us to the eccentric scientist as a child. iain armitage stars as the boy genius. in the prequel 9-year-old sheldon goes on his first day of high school. >> oh, dear. >> yeah. >> that boy has an exposed tattoo. >> he does. >> i wonder if he knows that's in violation of the dress code. >> speaking of which, how about we lose the bow tie? >> why? >> look around, honey. known else is wearing one. >> perhaps i'll start a fad. >> no, you won't. please trust mommy. you take it off and this weekend i'll take you to radioshack. >> the kid wants to go to radioshack. we're pleased to welcome jim parsons and iain armitage. what were you going to say, iain

it is raining down around leonard town. and also seeing some rain around and back towards winchester, we're seeing this rain move in. the atmosphere very dry. a lot of this continues to dry out before it hits the ground. we're going to start to see the rain, take a look, you've got the remnants of harvey moving close to the area, just to the west, as we look towards -- there it is, finally moves for me. here is harvey right now. just to the south of cincinnati, a lot of rain. look at the severe weather, i don't think we'll get in on that, the rain definitely coming and you mentioned irma, a monster of the storm. latest advisory. i've got that for you and show you where i think it may go. >> all right. you've got. be the first to know if the watt weather changes on the holiday weather alerts there. in the meantime following breaking news in southeast washington, one person is wounded in a car and shot up in friendship charter school southeast. derrick is live with the latest. what's the story. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] >> w

yeah, yeah, bye, leonard. (chuckles) okay, and tree pose.

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leonard, have you ever given a high school commencement speech before? nope. it's pretty exciting. aren't you afraid of being blinded? how would i be blinded? at the end of the ceremony, all the students throw those pointy hats in the air. it's all pomp and circumstance until someone loses an eye. i'll take my chances. fine. i wonder if they make "i told you so" cards in braille. look, the problem with commencement speeches

that means for the head of the grounds tony leonard it is busy season. >> two or three days prior to game day we have a crew of eight or nine guys to get the field ready. we come in, first thing in the morning we mow, so the field does get mode five to seven times per week and shortly thereafter we will start to paint. we will spend three or four hours painting. >> reporter: leonard's main concern when it comes to keeping the field pristine is nearly 300 million-dollar worth of athletes using it. >> greatest challenge is maintaining that safe surface for players. players want to necessity that they can perform at the best of their ability. we as fans want to watch them perform at the top of their game. so we try to provide them with the most safe field possible. >> reporter: to keep players safe eagles rely on a special turf grown in charlotte with a cost of over $150,000. >> so thinks bermuda. >> yeah. >> it is lovely. >> yes. it is lovely. it is golf course fair way. >> this is one of the premiere grasses that the nfl players like to play on. >> to keep it pretty they need to keep

with leonard home in a few days, this was your last time driving me to the grocery store., i will miss this. i'll tell you what, if my apples are mealy, we'll hit the produce section for one last crazy blowout. heck, you can even push the cart. please don't take my looking forward to leonard's return as criticism of the job you've been doing in his absence. i won't. that criticism will come later in your report card. yeah, i didn't stay for the detention, i'm not gonna read the report card.

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. ♪ >>> can you just tell me what leonard does? >> all right.> really? that's it. that doesn't so complicated. >> it's not. that's why leonard does it. >> that's the beloved and brutally honest sheldon cooper from the "big bang theory." jim parsons brought sheldon t he's behind the camera of a new show called "young sheldon." it introduces us to him as a child. 9 years old sheldon goes on the first day of high school. >> oh, dear. >> yeah. >> that boy has exposed tattoo. >> he does. >> i wonder if he knows that's in violation of the dress code? >> speaking of which, how about we lose the bow tie. >> why? >> look around, honey. none of the other kids are wearing one. please trust mommy. i'll tell you what, you take it off, and this weekend i'll take you to radio shack. >> he wants to go to radio shack! we're pleased to welcome jim and ian to studio 57. >> i was going to say you earlier asked me to think of three words that were, like, were funny. >> three lines. >> yes. >> from the pilot. i have four. >> okay. go ahead. >> thank goodness. >> give

cotton is rallies, dan leonard just mentioned that.orio is joining us and we have brian sutland >> jim i'm going to start with you. >> remember, markets jobs when we saw there with gasoline in harvey is, is to price in somewhat of a worst-case scenario and work from there now to me we take out that 150 levels, it's heading higher. the things that have moved orange juice over the past 10, 12 years is fascinating. it's had to to do with diseases, and at the same time dealing with a declining u.s. demand hit on the supply side and demand side, and both of those things make for interesting price action. >> brian, i'm going to turn to you now, what do you make of cotton and lumber? >> that's definitely going to add some fuel to the fire. when you look at cotton and lumber, both those commodities were starting to bottom out and base, prior to the hurricane season, then you have harvey take out a huge amount of supply that was going on in some of the cotton-growing areas couple that now with earlier on the lumber side trump's tariffs that he

that means for the head of the grounds tony leonard is busy season. >> two or three days we have a crewf eight or nine days that will come out here to get this field ready. come in first thing in the morning we mow so the field does get mode five to seven times per week and then shortly thereafter we will start to paint, we will spend three or four hours each day painting. >> reporter: leonard's main concern when it comes to keeping field pristine is 300 million-dollar worth of athletes using it. >> it is great challenge maintaining that safe surface. players want to know they can performed at the best of their ability. we want to watch them perform at the top of their game, so we have tried to provide them with the most safe field possible. >> reporter: eagles ray lion a special turf grown in charlotte with a cost of $150,000. thinks bermuda. >> yeah. >> it is lovely. >> yes, it looks like a golf course. >> thinks one of the premiere grasses that the nfl players like to play on. >> reporter: to keep it pretty they need to keep it dry. they manage that with aqua troll from paulsboro, ne

the place where albert einstein taught, and where leonard got his phd, so it may have gone downhill.he's back at caltech for her postdoc. hello. guys: hi. question: are you seeking a romantic relationship with me? what if i were? well, that would raise a number of problems. we're colleagues, i'm currently in a relation... (knocking) sheldon: amy? amy. (knocking continues) amy? will you marry me?

that means, for the linc's head of grounds, leonard, it is busy season. >> three days prior to game dayave a crew of about eight, nine guys. that will come out here, over the course of two days to get the fields ready. come in first thing in the morning. we mow, the field does get mode seven to nine times per week, shortly thereafter we start to paint. you know, we will spend three, four hours each day painting. >> leonard's main concern whether it comes to keeping the field pristine is the nearly $300 million worth of as least using it. >> the greatest challenge maintaining that safe surf for the players. the players want to be out here. they want to know know can perform at the best of their ability. we as fans want to watch them perform at the top of their game. so we try to provide them with the safest field as possible. >> to keep the players safer, eagles rely on special turf grown in charlotte. with a cost of over $150,000. so this is bermuda? >> yes. >> it is lovely. lovely. looks like golf course fairway >> it does. >> this is one of the premiere grasses that the nfl players li

. >> we finally have to let our lights shine upon leonard. >> little dmitry cooper was a happy baby.ife was taken from his family one year ago when he was allegedly murdered. >> it has been a very hard year. it still feel like it happened yesterday. ♪ god has smiled on me >> reporter: his parents gathered with family and friends to make sure his sweet smile is never forgotten. >> all of the pain would still be here. no matter what, we still have to celebrate his life. >> reporter: with candles held high, they lifted dimitri's name in prayer. >> i cry every other day. my mind just wonders, why did this happen? why can't he be here with us? >> reporter: dimitri's step grandfather, lynnwood pierson, picked up the six-month-old and when the baby's father at his capitol home, little dimitri was unresponsive and an autopsy showed he died from head traum m. >> i ha . >> i have been up and down. >> reporter: his parents are praying for justice. they realize that could be hard to find. >> no matter how many years he get, it doesn't matter. it still won't add up to the life that we lost. >> in

joining me is republican congressman leonard lance. congressman, what's it like? i mean when you get up in the morning and realize this guy has tweeted something, that he's going to war with the nfl, a lot of their players, the owners and everyone else and you are on the sidelines, but you're identified with him. >> i think he has had his best weeks when he's been concentrating on policy. for example, on the hurricane matter and on funding the government, where he made the agreement with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and republicans voted for that. i voted for that. and i hope when he visits puerto rico on tuesday, he can indicate his position that he's trying to help the people in puerto rico. that's where he's at his best, chris. >> what do you make of his going after people like mccain? it's a thin majority the republicans have in the senate, only two votes extra, two votes to spare. there's going to always almost be two -- i don't know any party that's that united. there's only two or three people off, you can't count on passing something with 52 votes. isn't

we'll keep our eye on it dan leonard with the weather company. people have been looking at the trades since harvey and, obviously, the home rebuild, home depot and lowe's both with notes out. bank of america with notes out today on both. what are your thoughts on these stocks >> well, there's two sides to it, right? they'll help they'll get helped, obviously, by the rebuild, but they also have a lot of exposure in the southeast and in florida so they are going to have some issues on that side of things. i think home depot and lowe's are great companies, but they're not cheap stocks they're very kind of crowded longs. i own stanley black and derek as a back way of playing that 30% of their sales are tied to those companies. and rentals have benefited i'm inclined to tread a little bit of uri i think we have to wait for the dust to settle >> another way to play this. and look, these are fine stocks, home depot and lowe's. but the problem is, as you mentioned, they're not exactly cheap. this iss selling at a meaningful discount look at those things

. >>> and now we have leonard lance who represents the state of new jersey and opposes daca. he's a member of the house energy and commerce committee. he joins us now. congressman, thank you very much. earlier my colleague hallie jackson was talking to your colleague, and he was talking about some potential legislation that could be put forward. take a listen. >> just in the last few days, i've gotten calls from many republican colleagues asking about this legislation. the recognizing america's children act. today we just got a new co sponsor before coming on the air with you all. let him make the news. >> who is it? >> republican, democrat? >> it's a republican from the state of new jersey. >> so congressman, do you want to make the news here. were you the one that was calling him? >> yes, i am going on as a co sponsor of that legislation, katie. carlos is an excellent member of the congress. i would hope that the white house might look at his legislation, i know there are others who have suggestions. senator tillis for example, i hope the white house and administration may

dan leonard, thanks.ut kie is on pace for the worst sector of the year. >> the theory behind this and it can be a great debate, as to whether the pricing power returns for pnc folks. what you've seen in the last several years after andrew, which is in the early '90s there was pricing power because there wasn't much to underwrite these crises today there is so much people looking to put money out, so many reinsurers and investors and cat funds, et cetera, that we're not sure that the pricing power returns even after a big storm. so you know, they traded down after katrina and they really didn't trade back meaningfully after that we think you'll see more of the same. >> we'll take a quick break and come back on the other side. final trades and as we go to break we'll take you to the s&p heat map sector check, the flat financials getting having a nice day. even as rates continue their downward move. we're back after this. marcopolo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! sì? polo! marco...

you know, riding with leonard has gotten a little tedious lately.e only car game he ever wants to play is the quiet game.

cohen which i don't think i'll mind because leonard cohen is one of his heroes he's been dubbed by the music press down the years the prince of darkness and he certainly has the look for it and his songs are often about das about religion about possession and sometimes even about violence i see you grimacing he's a really charismatic performer i was who leads the audience sort of down a dark path in his concerts but i do want to go yeah you know what he's i got i do recommend it he said so much artistically in this report we only have time to show some of his talents. nick cave has penned screenplays and novels but his best his dark sultry songs. from an early age was taught the importance of literature his parents were also staunch anglicans and religion and a gifted use of language in his storytelling have always been central to his work. and. the function of a rock star. was a place perhaps not so these days was it was to be both both monstrous and to be godlike at the same time the embryonic version of what would become the cave and the bad seeds first formed in one thousand nine h

the storm developing and pointing towards new york city the weather company dan leonard tracks it for us. >> good morning. looks like jose right now is a strong tropical storm. it's sort of stationary down south of bermuda and it's going to move northwest and that's significant, number up, because it's moving closer to the u.s. and number two it's about to go over the gulf stream and that will allow it to get more in, a lot of juice and heat energy in the gulf stream water so as it moves over the gump stream expect rapid intensification at least to a category 1 or possibly a category 2 this weekend so the important question obviously is where does it is go from here our best guess, our best line of thinking right now it makes landfall or stays just off the new england coast early next week probably tuesday or wednesday, but, of course, remember, the strongest part of the hurricane is on the eastern part of the storm, so if the hurricane makes landfall in southeastern, mass mass, you might be talking about a hurricane bob situation with damage in the billions of dollars versus a track

joining us right now in dan leonard. senior meteorologist with the weather company. dan, it's good to see you by trying to get our arms around this is something else you know the damage estimates are north of $150 billion. nobody is sure what to think but how is the storm different from other hurricanes in the past like katarina >> right, so obviously we have had some big hurricanes in the past that hit the gulf, we had katarina and rita in 2005. and what really made this one special was obviously the flooding we had big flooding in katrina, because it was largely caused by that levee breach. and that was why it was so destructive in new orleans but the important takeaway here is even though with had more death toll in new orleans this flood hit a bigger economic center of the u.s. that's really what we will feel as far as repercussions go when i take to traders every day giving forecasts they're really really concerned about another potential hit into the texas or louisiana region going forward i think that's really what we got to focus on over the next week to week

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university sent an alert that police were actively looking for someone who was reported to be armed near leonard town and frat road. they didn't find anyone and an all clear was issued. >>> on the largest high school in montgomery county, today school leaders break germanto germantown. it will be on crystal rock drive where the current school is now. when it opens in the fall of 2020, it will hold more than 2400 students. shows the kind of growth montgomery county is going through. it's going to be in germantown. >> the new school in st. -- they did that with your alma mater. >> that's right. >>> if you have a child in montgomery county schools, you'll notice letter grades are making a comeback. this is according to the "washington post." the school system is getting rid of the old system, which included p, proficient. they called it too vague. they made the change after a long tryout failed to resolve complaints and glitches with the old system. >>> all right. so my heart nearly stopped and i'm not talking about "it." that will do it, though. apparently there was an article out there that claim

leonard former lsu star. first nfl touchdown. 12-0 jags. late in the second, tom savage stripped.oops. and he's going to go 53 yards the other way for a touchdown. jacksonville will go on to win big, 29-7 your final. pretty much what i expected in week one, both the raidsers and niners have a lot to improve on the difference. raiders have to win on the road. baseball coming up at 6:00. we'll see you then. >> how many twisted ankles have you seen in your time watching football? >> actually you see a lot. i think you see more in the nba. the high ankle spranl, hopefully he doesn't have that. he said he should be okay next week. >> good to hear. thanks, shu. thanks, p next hurricane irma a impact on you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, we're tracking irma as the eye of the storm closes in on tampa. after flooding the state's southern cities. and a search for

so far, two candidates have put themselves forward for leader, msp's anas sawar and richard leonard.than 3000 years old. it was found in a burial site on the west bank of the nile, near the city of luxor. our middle east editor alan johnston has more. staring out of the past, remains from the world of ancient egypt. they lay here in the darkness, deep beneath the banks of the river nile for well over 3,000 years. now they're emerging from their grave. every detail of their surroundings is being examined. and slowly, the story of this burial place and it's dead is becoming clearer. it's believed that this was the tomb of a goldsmith, and we even find an image of this man captured in the sculpture. he sits beside his wife, who is closed in traditional headwear, and a long dress. lower down, between their legs, is the outline of another figure, thought to be one of their sons. the archaeologists believe the goldsmith would have dedicated his work to the glorification of the god amun. along with the mummies and decorated cottons, the tomb has given up other bridges, including masks, jewe

this morning up 50 cents >>> a couple stories we're watching, nordstrom's founding family selecting leonardreen and partners to help take it private. a formal bid could be submitted within the next few week shares are up about 10% in the premarket. >>> apple getting buzz today after unveiling the highly anticipated iphone x among the highlights, the phone doesn't have a home button it unlocks with facial recognition technology it has 2.7 million pixel display. that's the highest resolution ever for an iphone and it has an extra two hours of battery life and charges wirelessly quick note on that, two lours of battery life over and above the 7, not the 7 plus. for those gadget heads out there, there is a distinction. the 8 plus may have more battery life it matters the price tag for this phone is $999 apple shares at this moment down just a little bit. >> what happened yesterday -- >> it follows -- it was down marginally we have shown it now over many years, traditionally it's down we talked about it yesterday down into the announcement, day after up >> they won't sell it until the end of oct

of low pressure, dominated by an area of low pressure, keeping the westerly breeze coming across leonardou will see the showers drifting in off the western shores and may be running into some inland areas. clearer skies at east could see the temperatures dipping the way 25, six, seven degrees, perhaps. and then we‘re off and running into tuesday. a different beast because average tuesday. a different beast because average of high pressure will be tried to top end of the atlantic, king —— tending to kill off some of the showers at least. out west, different story. the crowd filling in and eventually there will be a lot of rain getting into northern ireland and initially. it is all tied in by what we expect will be a very vigorous tied in by what we expect will be a very vigorous area tied in by what we expect will be a very vigorous area of low pressure, throwing that rain towards the north and east. that is only part of the story. yes, the rain is heavy enough in its own right but it is the strength of the wind that could cause significant disruptions as we get through tuesday night and

so far, two candidates have put themselves forward for leader, msp's anas sawar and richard leonard.uidance to terror attack victims, after some were subjected to vile and upsetting abuse online. it warns about the pitfalls of using social media and also says people need to be wary of journalists. but it adds that social media can also play a positive role in helping victims and families after attacks. a trust which runs 21 schools across yorkshire has said it can no longer manage them and has asked the government to find a new sponsor. wakefield city academies trust is believed to be the first academy chain to make such a decision. the department for education says it'll work with the trust until a new sponsor can be found. here, thousands of anti—brexit marchers have descended on westminster to demand that britain stays in the european union. the rally, called the people's march for europe, carried the message "unite, rethink and reject brexit". on monday, mps are due to vote on the repeal bill for brexit. archaeologists in egypt say they have discovered the tomb of a goldsmith tha