jayne mansfield always wanted to be a movie star.ven her first marriage in dallas, while still a teenager, didn't slow her down. "you know, even when we would just be together in public, i don't care whether we were having a soda at the drugstore, or what, she was the center of attention." ironically for this future film star, when her big break came, it was on the stage. "jayne became famous doing a broadway play called 'will success spoil rock hunter?' it was originally written for me by a young playwright named george axelrod and i turned the role down like a dummy and jayne took it and became a star." mansfield's broadway debut coincided with another famous blonde's arrival in new york. marilyn monroe had abandonded hollywood to study at lee strasberg's actors studio. "when marilyn left twentieth century fox, they said, 'well, we'll show her.' and they said 'there's this hot blonde in this play in new york. we'll bring her in.' so, they brought jayne in, and they were trying to create like a super-monroe to lure marilyn back. for

in mansfield many people say it feels like a new political era. of the past 2a hours as the voters of britain refused to give theresa may the big majority she sought and delivered a hung parliament, with far—reaching consequences for the months and years ahead. big ben sounds and what we're saying is the conservatives are the largest party. note they don't have an overall majority at this stage. unless the exit poll is incredibly wrong, the prime minister has failed to achieve her principal objective. the worst possible outcome would be a hung parliament. cheering politics has changed and politics isn't going back. you live by the sword and you die by the sword. i am standing down today as the leader of ukip with immediate effect. cheering reporter: are you stepping down, mrs may? oh, jeremy corbyn! i will now form a government, a government that can provide certainty and lead britain forward at this critical time for our country. we will enter discussions with the conservatives. now let's get to work. hello there. it's felt a little more like aut

mansfield's gone conservative! crikey!conservative. margaret, a retired nhs cleaner, hadn't voted tory before either. it's better the devil we know and we should give theresa may a chance, she hasn't had a chance yet. lifelong labour supporter and i can't believe that mansfield has gone to conservative after all these years. i can't believe it, i can't. it's a miners' town so i'm surprised. last night's winner, ben bradley, is 27 and thinks he'll be the second youngest mp in parliament. he believes brexit won it. mansfield is changing, demographics are changing and locally people have been crying out for a change. defeated for labour, sir alan meale predicts the party will win the seat back. anybody who gets a job like that will be in for one term, i suspect we will have another very soon. in mansfield many people say it feels like a new political era. is the first here on bbc news. hello there. it's felt a little more like autumn for some this week and although high pressure will build into next week and we'll hopefully s

in mansfield many people say it feels like a new political era.n all the latest on events around the world. you can keep up to date on the bbc news website. hello there. it has felt a little more like autumn for some this week and although high pressure will build into next week and we will hopefully see more of these skylines, this was sent in late on the day on friday, before that we will have yet more rain, strong and blustery winds with some sunshine, warm sunshine disbursed, so not a great weekend for heading to the mountains or a small boat. after the rain there will also be more showers following. this is the area of cloud, the area of low pressure that will bring be disturbed weather through the weekend. not a washout for all but certainly quite a bit of rain to come. the north—east of scotla nd rain to come. the north—east of scotland may start quite chilly with a bit of fog around, the south and east brightening up quite quickly but with the south—westerly wind pushing the rain into the welsh mountains and cumbrian fells, we could see th

in mansfield many people say it feels like a new political era.talent to help restore its forest. hurricane sandy tore down the trees in prospect park in brooklyn and left it with a weed problem. now they've found a chemical—free solution. caroline davies reports. this is a rather different side to brooklyn in new york. prospect park is the area's last forest and it has some new visitors. max, cinnamon, swirland unicorn. these goats are helping to clear the weeds here without using herbicides. hurricane sandy came through and knocked down around 30 big trees. big gaps of light were opening and weeds flourished. so we wanted to do invasive removal but we did not want to use chemicals. people in the community like it when we reduce the use of chemicals. once the weeds are eaten, new trees can be planted. these goats are not picky — they will even eat poison ivy. locals brooklynites have welcomed their new neighbours. i love that there are goats in prospect park. it is awesome. i love goats and seeing more wildlife... well, i guess it is not really w

or he's going to mansfield. mansfield. small town. out of the area. level 7 safe house.isengages ] [ door opens ] [ sighs ] olivia. [ gasps ] [ exhales sharply ] what are you doing here? remember this? what are you doing here? "songs in the key of life." remember the first time i played this for you? what are you doing here? [ sighs ] ntimental about many things. sentimentality is a weakness. but despite the many ways that family can hurt you and manipulate you and deny the very fact that their success is a product of yours, it is impossible to wipe away the pleasant memories no matter how hard one tries. sit. leave. sit. i told you i was leaving you alone, but that wasn't enough. apparently you're only going to be [clears throat] happy when i'm dead. you're not leaving. you can never leave me alone because you have no place to go. the only life you have is the sad, twisted one you built here. the one where you lurk in the shadows, pull puppet strings, and pretend the world couldn't exist without your protection. you can't disappear, become a normal person, because, dad,

in mansfield township, another crash on the turnpike's northbound side at exit 6, around the p.a.e. we're also watching the schuylkill expressway. now we have the disabled vehicle into the right-hand shoulder, still lingering into the shoulder at montgomery drive. 27 minutes. every time we look at this it's worse. from the blue route to the vine street expressway, speeds are into the 20s. very slow, and rain is heavily falling, as well. we're watching in bethlehem for a crash on 378 headed southbound between 8th and 3rd, that's also cl closed. watching an water main break in abington. edgehill road is closed at north tyson road. updates when i come back, and we'll economic in with 78 -- we'll check in with 78. there's a problem there. >> now you're updated on your ride to work. we'll update you on the rain coming down across the area. this is a live picture from wilmington. let's find out about the rain in your neighborhood and when it will move out if we can fast forward the rain. krystal klei has that. >> reporter: it would be flies to fast -- it would be nice to fast forward th

mansfield has gone conservative? crikey!'s had a chance yet. i'm a lifelong labour supporter and i can't believe that mansfield has gone to conservative after all these years. i can't believe it. i can't. because it's a miners' town, i'm surprised. last night's winner, ben bradley, is 27 and reckons he'll be the second youngest mp in parliament. he believes brexit won it. mansfield is changing, the demographics are changing. ijust think people have been crying out for a change, to be honest. defeated for labour, sir alan meale, predicts the party will win the seat back. anybody who gets a job like that is in for one term, however long that term may be. and i suspect we'll have another one very, very soon. in mansfield, many people say it feels like a new political era. with me is a backlash from the institute for government and we will talk about minority governments and how theresa may might get things working. firstly, the majority with the dup, good to see you, by the way, is just two? the dup, good to see you, by the way

following a police involve cops including ones since then he's been hell for robbery and assault at a mansfieldtation the police allege he was fleeing frohat kie young man's military career and drowned his ambitions a professional boxing in a sea of addiction, pills marijuana. >> i'm kind of disappointed in . >> i want to cover closing arguments in the superior court, thinking of recovering the story of a police department. an assault cops limited to understand by cop who is the former chief sun. this is the part that tdmitted o striking your son what you say if you had a chance to talk to him? [inaudible] >> i could see him is happened he's disappointed in what he feels his son has done, we might k tomorrow. closing arguments just wrapped up on thursday afternoon. the jury gets a kiss on friday. the defense attorney asked the jury to find him guilty alluding but not guilty of robbery and assault. he is not guilty of those charges but he is guilty of >> thank you. >> i laid in the babies say grandparents and family members having full-time [tv background] [woman] hello?] wa [woman] hello! [parr

. >> reporter: also competing in her first bee, maggie sheridan of mansfield, ohio. every last second of her two minutes. >> spell. >> w-h-i-r-l-i-c-o-t-e. >> correct! >> what? >> reporter: other spellers wasting no time. like eighth-grader shourav dasari, from spring, texas. >> mogollon. >> mogollon. m-o-g-o-l-l-o-n. >> correct! >> reporter: drop the mike. it took just five seconds. in the end, it was down to two contestants. head-to-head for nearly 20 rounds. >> d-a-r-o-c-i-a-n. >> she knows that is correct. congratulations! >> reporter: 12-year-old ananya vinay of fresno, california, the 2017 scripps spelling bee champion. and so we choose the champ and all of the spellers. i hope you'll be back on monday. until then, good night. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and

. >> reporter: also competing in her first bee, maggie sheridan of mansfield, ohio.using every last second of her two minutes. >> spell. >> w-h-i-r-l-i-c-o-t-e. >> correct! >> what? >> reporter: other spellers wasting no time. like eighth-grader shourav dasari, from sprg, >> mogollon. >> mogollon. m-o-g-o-l-l-o-n. >> correct! >> reporter: drop the mike. it took just five seconds. in the end, it was down to two contestants. head-to-head for nearly 20 rounds. >> d-a-r-o-c-i-a-n. >> she knows that is correct. congratulations! >> reporter: 12-year-old ananya vinay of fresno, california, the 2017 scripps spelling bee champion. and so we choose the champ and all of the spellers. i hope you'll be back on monday. until then, good night. vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're

. >>> a boil water advisory in place for residents of the mansfield township burlington county. new jersey american water issued the advicery yesterday after a water main broke near route 206, utility company says there is in evidence of contamination and that the advisory is standard precaution. it recommend township residents boil water for one minute and that includes, watching produce and brushing teeth. american water says it will notify residents when it lifts the advicery. >>> police in bucks county are warning residents after several reports of the bear sightings, one eyewitness sent us these photos of her mother and son took in buckingham township. mother bear is heading south with her cubs. state gaming commission urging nearby residents do not approach the bears and also recommend securing things like bird feeders, grills, trash cans. >>> well, pennsylvania appeals court is up holding philadelphia's tax on sweetened beverages saying that the taxis not duplicate the state's sales tax. court decision backs decision by a city judge last year, they agree that the beverage

. >> reporter: also competing in her first bee, maggie sheridan of mansfield, ohio.g nearly every last second of her two minutes. >> spell. >> i-c-o-t-e. whirlicote. >> correct! >> what? >> reporter: other spellers wasting no time. like eighth-grader shourav dasari, from spring, texas. >> mogollon. >> mogollon. m-o-g-o-l-l-o-n. >> correct! >> reporter: drop the mike. it took just five seconds. in the end, it was down to two contestants. head-to-head for nearly 20 rounds. >> m-a-r-o-c-a-i-n. >> congratulations! >> reporter: 12-year-old ananya vinay of fresno, california, the 2017 scripps spelling bee champion. and so we choose the champ and all of the spellers. and little edith, we're guessing she'll be back. i hope you'll be back on monday. until then, good night. >>> racest graffiti found twice in two days. >> everybody is a suspect, i think. >> an investigation is under way in one of the safest neighborhoods. >> rihanna versus kevin durant. the viral storyline from the warriors game that put a silicon valley tech giant on the seat. >>> plus the 80-year-old history

. >> reporter: also competing in her first bee, maggie sheridan of mansfield, ohio. runs the clock down using every last second of her two minutes. >> i-c-o-t-e. >> correct. >> what? >> reporter: other spellers wasting no time. like eighth-grader shurab dasari from texas. >> m-o-g-o-l-l-o-n. >> correct. >> reporter: drop the mike. it took just fine seconds. in the end it was down to two contestants, head to head for nearly 20 rounds. >> r-o-c-a-i-n. >> that is correct. >> reporter: 12-year-old ananya vinay of fresno, california the 2017 scripps spelling bee champion. >> that's such a great event. >> so neat. >>> up next, life in the bay area. new survey finds it's not as desirable as it once was. and you can probably guess the reason why. >> mm-hmm. i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patient

mansfield township burlington county our second accident of the new york on 295 it's southbound at florencebus. deptford township gloucester county sunshine after the early morning storms. roads starting to dry out. that's 42. heavier volume as you head from blackwood-clementon road to 295 on 42 northbound matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> breaking overnight, a teenager tries to run in a hail of gunfire in south philadelphia but is struck by one fatal shot. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live at police headquarters with the latest on this homicide and the search for the shooter. jeanette. >> reporter: matt, it does appear the victim was simply trying to get away from those gunshots and he was hit once in his back and he died shortly after. police we're told spoke with two witnesses, one his brother and they're hoping that will help track down the killer. this happened just around 11 o'clock last night along the 2300 block of south marshall street. the 18-year-old victim was hit once in the back. he stumbled into his home where his family was and that's where he collapsed. relatives c

moment that president johnson was drafting a statement on the current situation to senator mike mansfieldrd was passed to the white house and the nation that egypt had agreed to the cease-fire. [singing] ♪ the 10th of june, syria agreed to a cease-fire. the fighting was now stopped. conference, news the president advised the best action for the moment was to let things clear up and let the people of the area and the world realize just what happened. sions that had built during the first 10 days in june were dissolved in a round of old-fashioned partisan party politics. returning to austin, texas, lyndon johnson was greeted by jake pickle. it was a good time to meet a whole new generation of constituents, including one who seemed unsure of his political convictions. little persuasion from the number one party leader was all that was needed to bring him into the fold. the main event of the evening was the southwest democratic dinner with loyal fundraisers from five states attending. also sharing the festivities -- daughter lucy, and be visited by the stork. was $1000 for plate but on the me

leaders, including speaker of the house then john mccormick, senator everett dirkson and senator mike mansfield. even president lyndon johnson conveyed his pride in emmet stating that, i quote, we americans are proud to accord a place of honor here in the nation's capital to robert emmet whose struggles and . crifices beseeks congress' long recognized the significance of this statue and it's the -- the role -- and its role in keeping alive not only the memory of robert emmet but the ideals for which he stood. and at present, the statue of emmet is the only statue on this small piece of land. this bill would take the next logical step by naming the land for emmet. it is a fitting tribute since for generations many american schoolchildren learned the word of emmet's famous speech which became known as the "speech from a dock." i often wonder what abraham lincoln was taught as a boy. we all learn the gettysburg address, but in fact, abraham lincoln could recite the "speech from the dock" by memory. it couldn't have been an easy speech for emmet to give when ne considers that he was expected to be

though abraham lincoln bragged in his early 20's about being an infidel and not believing in steve mansfield in his book in the last five years or so about lincoln's struggle with god documents his going from being an infidel to a point where as president he read scripture constantly. ctor spears, a brilliant history professor at the university of oklahoma, asked me once, do you know why lincoln's speeches are so god and touch our hearts? and i said, i don't know. they're just really well-worded. they're great speeches. he said, no, he was reading so much scripture by that point in his life, like the gettysburg address, he wrote his speeches as if they were scripture. his words provided hope because e referenced scripture so much . nd those, whether aethist, agnostic, muslim, buddhist, so many have a general knowledge of what christians believe and it's very basic. god, according to genesis, the old testament, he created the world, created the universe, eated man and woman, and basically we got the bible as n owner's manual giving us important history so that we ould get a good look at what

seats.out of 650 conservatives inching, 245 226.st labour the latest moves, conservative gain in mansfielduing to change hands. if we pull up the maps, here is the picture so far. the top line is, they are forecasting a hung parliament. it is a mixture. conservative constituencies edgar -- bigger. mix at the moment, that is why we are seeing a hung parliament. thearties set to hit 326, golden number to get to a majority level. an electioncalled to strengthen our hand for brexit, but now it has done the opposite. things tougher to score a deal with brussels. there is a second recount in hastings. just how close is that? that could be a big casualty if labour has taken that seat. let's see how the markets are adopting this. sterling, average price throughout the brexit process, it is just above this. the current price of sterling, 1 .2764. the average price throughout the brexit process is 1.2705. david: thank you for that. we have been fairly steady. we are getting live pictures and news, the tories win. alex speaking on the snp. let's listen in very quickly. this is part and parcel of the