mansfield are now ahead.d, ruby and katie walsh are as synonymous with the jump season as the cheltenham gold cup and becher‘s brook. as the national hunt calendar begins, the family are gearing up for another winning season. richard conway has been to ireland for breakfast with the walsh's to find out the secret to their success. first light and as the jump season gets underway there is a sense of anticipation for the first racing family. ted and ruby and katie know that glory lies ahead and it is here at their yard that glory lies ahead and it is here at theiryard in that glory lies ahead and it is here at their yard in county kildare in ireland that plans are forged. with the work done for the morning it is time for breakfast. this is our favourite time of year because the horses are back in and there are new recruits and you do not know if anything is good and everything is good at the minute. it is time to find out really what you have for the rest of the season, isn't it? the family know a thing or two

tea m moments time, shoreline association football team will kick off in the first round against mansfield barnsley, they have been promoted five times in the past six years, they start as big out sauber —— outsiders against mansfield. we are a small team in barnsley, it is the romance of the fa cup, all the cliches you can think of. david against the live, it is everything. it happens. -- shaw lane. to the other side the world, the cricket, england have begun preparations for the ashes series against australia, starting in 18 days' time, this morning they have been playing the first of two day games against western australia in perth, as we report, there were mixed fortunes for england's batting order. england will be satisfied with their first day of competitive cricket on the ashes tour down under, four of the batsman england are looking forward to getting to form did so, half centuries forjames vincent, david mallan, gary ballance and open a mark stoneman, reassuring the selectors they have the right men on the tour. two failures, alastair cook, and joe root, will not be too much of a

there's no pressure on us — the pressure's on mansfield. there the football league side. fa cup, it's the romance of the fa cup, it's all the cliches you can think of, giant killings, david versus goliath, it's everything, and it happens, you know? the rampant wolves will take some stopping in the championship it seems... their big summer spending is paying off and they're now four points the points clear at the top. roman saiss, and leo bonatini, with the goals that beat fulham, who haven't won in four games now. it's five years since wolves were last in the premier league. the former manchester united defender patrice evra has been suspended by his club, marseille, while uefa marseille, while uefa investigate him — this was after he appeared to kick one of his own team's supporters in the head, on thursday night. england are taking on lebanon on, they have just gone ahead, 22—6, and that matches live. elsewhere, scotla nd that matches live. elsewhere, scotland have been dismantled by new zealand in their second match in christchurch. they lost 711—6 with the kiwis scori

at lunch time shaw lane of the the northern premier league host league two's mansfield town.le of the phoenix clubs as hereford take on telford — neither would exist if it wasn't for theirfans — and dan pallett has been to meet both sides. it is the towel of two clubs born from bankruptcy. hereford united fa ns from bankruptcy. hereford united fans carried a coffin through the streets two years ago. they tried in vain to save their club in 200a. but now both are back in chasing glory in the fa cup. tomorrow is a derby with a difference. it is quite local. hereford have been through a tough period but on the way up and oui’ tough period but on the way up and ourfans can tough period but on the way up and our fans can empathise with that as well. they are used to winning and feel they have an opportunity and it is quite fitting that we are coming up is quite fitting that we are coming up against each other in the cup. is quite fitting that we are coming up against each other in the cupm isa up against each other in the cupm is a special occasion. stephen edwards has been a telf

the pressure's on mansfield. there the football league side.nobody knows about us club in barnsley, nobody knows about us and it's the fa cup, it's the romance of the fa cup, it's all the cliches you can think of, giant killings, david versus goliath, it's everything, and it happens, you know? the rampant wolves will take some stopping in the championship it seems. their big summer spending is paying off and they're now four points clear at the top. roman saiss, and leo bonatini with the goals that beat fulham, who haven't won in four games now. it's five years since wolves were last in the premier league. the former manchester united defender patrice evra has been suspended by his club marseille while uefa investigate him after he kicked one of his supporters in the head on thursday night. it happened during the warm—up for marseille's europa league game against the portuguese side vitoria guimaraes. evra, who's 36, could face a lengthy ban. after the scotland game, england are back in action at 9am uk time, and they'll be hoping to bounce bac

the pressure's on mansfield. they're the football league side.he cliches you can think of, giant killings, david versus goliath, it's everything, and it happens, you know? wolves will take some stopping in the championship it seems... their big summer spending is paying off and they're now 4 points clear at the top...roman saiss, and leo bonatini, with the goals that beat fulham, who haven't won in 4 games now. it's 5 years since wolves were last in the premier league. the former manchester united defender patrice evra has been suspended by his club, marseille, while uefa investigate him, this was after he appeared to kick, one of his own team's supporters, in the head, on thursday night. it happened during the warm—up, for marseille's europa league game against the portuguese side — vitoria, guimaraes. evra, who's 36, could face a lengthy ban. no dan walker on the sofa today, because he's taken his football focus team to borehamwood, in north london, ahead of their game against league one blackpool...as well as plenty of fa cup build up, there w

the pressure's on mansfield. they're the football league side.giant killings, david versus goliath, it's everything, and it happens, you know? wolves will take some stopping in the championship it seems. they are unstoppable at the moment. their big summer spending is paying off and they're now 4 points clear at the top...roman saiss, and leo bonatini, with the goals that beat fulham, who haven't won in 4 games now. it's 5 years since wolves were last in the premier league. the former manchester united defender patrice evra has been suspended by his club, marseille, while uefa investigate him, this was after he appeared to kick, one of his own team's supporters, in the head, on thursday night. it happened during the warm—up, for marseille's europa league game against the portuguese side — vitoria, guimaraes. evra, who's 36, could face a lengthy ban. now in rugby league. scotland have been dismantled by new zealand in their second england went into an early lead with a try by watkins, the conversion went up as england seemed to be cruising, but lo

one result so far, non—league shaw lane are out — beaten 3—1 by league two's mansfield town.e rugby league world cup — they beat lowly lebanon 29—10 while scotland were thrashed 711—6 by new zealand. i'm back in the next hour. go to the bbc sport web—site for the latest on the football scores. ? s. iran says the resignation of lebanese prime minister saad al—hariri will create tension in the region. in a statement at a news conference in beirut, saad al—hariri voiced fears of being assassinated saying the current situation was similar to that when his father rafik was killed in 2005. he also criticised iran and the hezbollah militant group which wields considerable power in lebanon. 0ur correspondent martin patience is in beirut. people here are absolutely stunned, stunned by the resignation, stunned by the fact that the lebanese prime minister resigned not in lebanon, but in saudi arabia. this has injected a great deal of uncertainty into a fragile political scene in lebanon. you have to take the broad picture. this is notjust about lebanon but the whole region. there are tw

non—league shoreline are out, beaten by lead to mansfield.win at the world cup, they beat lebanon 29—10 while scotland were thrashed 711—6 by new zealand. go to the sport website for the latest on those fa cup first—round ties. i will have more later. a spanishjudge has issued european arrest warrants for the sacked catalan leader carles puigdemont and four of his allies who went to belgium. the five failed to attend a high court hearing in madrid on thursday, when nine other ex—members of the regional government were taken into custody. mr puigdemont has said he will not return to spain unless he receives guarantees of a fair trial. an american citizen has appeared in court in zimbabwe, charged with insulting president robert mugabe. martha 0'donovan is accused of being behind a twitter account which posted a tweet saying the country was being led by a selfish and sick man. ms 0'donovan, who works for a satirical video outlet, denies the allegations as baseless and malicious. the lebanese prime minister, saad hariri, has resigned. in a state

tomorrow's game will be the biggest match of most of these player's career, on live tv against mansfieldhe football league. from pub team to fa cup first round in less than a decade, they will drink to that, after the game of course. so many story, just waiting to happen. happen. could shaw lane cause an upset tomorrow. still plenty coming up on fa cup sportsday from here. ispent plenty coming up on fa cup sportsday from here. i spent a plenty coming up on fa cup sportsday from here. ispent a bit plenty coming up on fa cup sportsday from here. i spent a bit of time with the tigers top scorer, matt beadle. he is got five fa cup goals so beadle. he is got five fa cup goals so far, his father is also in the fa cup first round. we will find out what matt beadle is about at the same time. apologies for that, there is plenty of other sports going on. let us catch up we the latest with lizzy. patrice evra could face a lengthy ban after being charged by uefa with violent conduct. the former manchester united defender — who now plays for marseille — tied to kick one of his own fans in the head du

german police or forty's investigate allegations that mansfield gangs have infiltrated its ranks and other state services. very good evening to you my name's the harvey this is art.

kind of known for having a regular breakfast with the leader of the democrats of the senate like mansfield in the senate lunchroom. he had a strong relationship with the white house to the nixon years and he kept a diary of his later years and being senator. the last few years these weekly entries he would enter and this particular one is really interesting a first-hand account of a very significant historical event. for the week ending august 10, 1974 beginning of this diary entry talks about him being in a town in vermont where he says what a week both climatic display and politically speaking with alpa arrived in putney on friday. there was one cucumber big enough to pick. by monday there were 50 grown-up cucumbers a bushel of string beans some early potatoes and carrots already for the harvest. so aiken was interested in agriculture and always interested in gardening and wildflowers throughout his life. it's an important diary entry for political events with a summation of where his gardens were. when you get to page six of this entry he finally gets to the big news of the week. the bi

the barber in garfield heights and a construction worker in war and and the woman that works at mansfield can't work until they're a 70 years old. maybe we can because of the jobs we hold but to ask others to wait until 74 social security for a tax cut, i wanted to ask and understand those that are. i guess your say we can do that tomorrow. i hope you will live up to that commitment so we can as those questions. >> thank you mr. chairman. colleagues, this major tax bill is now officially a moving target. a enormous departure from the way the finance committee has traditionally work. this now does not resemble .egular order it sets a precedent i guess, for letting practically anything fly to the shoot at any time. and say it's relevant to a tax bill if it amounts to an ideological trophy. and on our side, mr. chairman, we had it for the day, and i back tomorrowe with a lot of questions. because there are a lot of unanswered matters that we have not been able to work through today. >> well, that's fair and we will --e us until nine at clock recess until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. we'll have the mo

a plant shuts down in cleveland or garfield heights or mansfield where i grew up, it moves overseas, it gets a tax break now. don't you think we should fix that? instead this bill greases the wheels to send more jobs overseas. of all the things to fix, that's it. that's what the president wants to do. that's what senate democrats want to do. instead senate republicans again that deal was cut back there in senator mcconnell's office. senator republicans were writing a bill that gives huge tax cuts to the wealthiest people in this country. the congress -- the senator for budget priorities just yesterday came out -- this was done precisely according to the numbers. 27% of the bush tax cuts went to the top 1%. i thought that was too high at the time. 27% of the bush tax cuts in 2001 and 2003 went to the top 1%. this bill has more than doubled that, 60-plus percent of the benefits. it doesn't mean a tax break for the middle class. they know that when they say that over and over again. in addition it kicks 13 million off their insurance. we know that. this bill -- let me say it this way. u

in garfield heights and a construction worker in warren and the women that works at the diner in mansfield, make it work until they are 70. maybe we can because of the jobs we hold but to ask others to wait until somebody for social security, also we can do tax cut? those questions i want to understand better from this committee. i guess you're saying we could do that tomorrow. i hope you will live up to that commitment tomorrow so that we can ask those questions. >> senator wyden. >> thank you, mr. chairman. colleagues, this major tax bill is now officially a moving target. and it is an enormous departure from the way the finance committee has traditionally worked. this now does not resemble regular order. it sets a precedent, i guess, for letting practically anything fly through the chute at any time and say it's relevant to a tax bill, if it amounts to an ideological trophy. and on our side, mr. chairman, we had it for the day, and expect us to be back tomorrow with a lot of questions. because there are a lot of unanswered matters that we have not been able to work through today. >> wel

so many families in mansfield and toledo, ohio will see their taxes go up. they'll hear this congress say, over and over, middle class, middle class, middle class tax cut. but again, if they really want to do a middle class tax cut, cut out the middleman. do the tax cut for middle class. my working family tax relief act will put money in the pockets of people making 25, 50, $75,000. that's how you grow the economy, not giving tax cuts and hope it trickles down. >> while i have you here, this pertains whether this thing will pass. two senators who you might serve with, one is roy moore, do you think he should drop out? >> yeah, of course he should. yeah. he had all kind of ethical issues before, anyway. john kasich, the republican governor of ohio -- i hate to keep quoting kasich but he agreed. mitch mcconnell said he should drop out. clearly he should drop out. >> the other is your colleague, senator menendez in new jersey, being tried on corruption charges, 12 counts, that jury is deadlocked. if convicted, do you think he should resign? >> i think that he w

behind us where the camera is is where all the press line up and taking left to go in that mansfieldm. >> are you read the body language there? >> i seen your face with the cameras turned around. >> it's interesting to see who was picked to walk out with him. we'll see if they exit the same way. there weren't any question. >> we couldn't hear >> why is that the ohio clock? >> that's a good question. >> lot of history behind that clock. i'm not acquainted with all of it. >> probably from ohio [laughter] >> let you know. >> by the way, this is before the president goes on to meet later on this afternoon with congressional leadership. this is a busy day for the president. >> extremely >> does other half show up now they've been called out by mitch mcconnell and paul ryan? do the democrats go, shoot, maybe we should be there. >> didn't quite work out exactly. they're dug in at this point. they're going to have to come back to the table. it's a spending bill. it's about keeping lights on in the government. they're going to have to meet. >> the source of the clock name is unknown. the cloc

leaders, their weekly luncheon in the mansfield room because one of my guests was telling me that. they do this but not with the president. this is something special, he is talking tax reform, they are projected to make a vote on their version of tax reform on thursday, senators are. there are still some holdouts, we've been talking about at this hour. a couple of notes and six wild cards but other things happening on the hill that may inform how would democrats actually act and that has to do with democrats not showing up for a meeting with the president today. we have the former chief of staff, fox news contributor and syndicated radio talk show host, leslie marshall is on set. thank you for being here. i am going to start with you leslie, during "outnumbered," we wondered, how is it possible that you can make your voice known as leadership, not just for the democrats in the senate and the house but all those people who voted for you if you don't take a meeting with the president. >> i agree with you. i am a democrat but i am a realist and if you want something and you want somet

officials just broke ground op construction at the philly rec center the project on the 7700 block of mansfieldnue includes a lot of up grades like a new playground for older and younger kids. some new firnishings as well as security cameras and in the spring of next year, there's going to be basketball and some tennis courts. the cost, $1.6 million. >>> trouble on the high seas. coming up how that boat ended up on those rocks. >>> and it's a big name when it comes to ice cream. meet the man behind the halo top and its unique branding. ♪ >> a lobster boat on the rocks off the coast of massachusetts. they called the coast guard for help around 5am he they climb on the rocks wearing survival suits in blow freezing temperatures. luckily no one was hurt. they still don't know how that boat ended up on the rocks. >>> a local woman gets her birthday wish come true today. >> marian roth just turned 109 years old and she's celebrated in a big way. she rode on the spirit of philadelphia ship for the very first time. you know her friends at her living community in newtown square put all of this together

and garfield heights and construction worker in warren and the woman that works at the diner in mansfield, they can't work until they're 70 years old. maybe we can, because of the jobs we hold. but to ask others to wait until 70 for social security, all so we can do a tax cut? so those questions -- i wanted to ask and understand better from this committee. i guess you're saying we can do that tomorrow. i hope you'll live up to that commitment tomorrow so we can ask those questions. >> senator wyden. >> thank you, mr. chairman. colleagues, this major tax bill is now officially a moving target. and it is an enormous departure from the way the finance committee has traditionally worked. this now does not resemble regular order. it sets a precedent, i guess, for letting practically anything fly through the chute at any time. and say it's relevant to a tax bill if it amounts to an ideological trophy. and on our side, mr. chairman, we had it for the day, and expect us to be back tomorrow with a lot of questions. because there are a lot of unanswered matters that we have not been able to work th

. >> burlington county times students at northern burlington county regional high school in mansfieldt to help out with habitat for humanity, collected various household items to help furnish a house for needy family as part of their stuff the truck event. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> well, we've already talked sports. but the worlds of competition is continuing. >> something little different. >> get set ... >> this is the timber sports world championship, in norway, competitors there used chain saws, axes, even hatchets, to show off their timber sports skills. champion this year is jason of new zealand, new zealand also won the team golds metal. >> i have often been compared to alum beer jack. >> oh, okay. >> i have. >> chop wood for your cabinets >> no, i'm afraid of the saw. i wear flannel. >> oh, okay. >> well, coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news," senator rand paul's injuries are much worse than first thought following an attack at his home. >> president trump addresses the shooting in texas. >> a shooting in nort

morning, tam we're starting in new jersey where we have problems and big delays. 295 florence road mansfielde an overturned vehicle that flipped over and went into the woods. one after one we're hearing about crazy accidents him we're wondering if it is slippery with wet lanes. big delay northbound with the gaper delay. burlington county slow speeds florence township. that's causing problems in the area. one of many issues we have out there, be careful always you head out now, tam. >> thank you karen. let's head outside to david murphy we started with rain and now wind is on the way. >> reporter: rain is gone, sunshine breaking through the clouds over the terrace, that's night. we're mild, 49 degrees, cool enough for a jacket. nothing like the 30s like the last couple of mornings. this afternoon, high of 58 a couple of degrees above average. this afternoon we'll see clouds giving way to sun, spotty shower possible, otherwise the sun comes back it's milder, as tam mention the it will be blustery this afternoon and evening. tomorrow, windy and chilly, bright high of 50. more clouds on saturday

that are rewarded in this bill, in this tax bill they get tax breaks to shut down protection in mansfield ohio and cincinnati, ohio, to move overseas, set up production, and sell back to the united states. so that the beneficiaries of this provision on the $338 billion are again going to be the same corporations that are going to be rewarded for sending american jobs overseas. we know that according to the cbo this bill again because of the provisions senator by end has spoken so well about, the provisions that were slipped in last light to unravel the affordable care act, a bunch of us with taxpayer insurance willing to take insurance away from up to 13 million americans, having nothing to do with tax reform. we now know this bill will cause, according to cbo will cause health insurance premiums to go up 10%. for a lot of families that's a lot of money. what's the average tax cut for a tax filar earning between 40 and $60,000 a year? >> well, it's about $630, according to numbers from the institute for taxation and economic -- >> that's all tax filers, correct? >> it's all tax filers and

host: -- is on the line from mansfield, massachusetts. your view on afghanistan?aller: this whole thing is a farce. as far as creating the afghan army, these people have been fighting for thousands of years. they should be training our army. these people are natural born killers. the only people the government tolerates us here is they want our arms, they want our weapons, which will be used against us some day. we've got to get out of there. it's a waste of money and that's what i have to say today. host: on to rick from springfield, illinois. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. thatmment would have to be the reason we should stay is the haven't done what we should be doing all along or at least not enough of it. the previous caller that was talking about building infrastructure is spot on. the thing that we need to be doing and spending more money on is building infrastructure. if you remember the movie "charlie wilson's war." at the end of that after the united states supported afghans to expel russians, charlie wilson tried to get