mccoy is taking a swing at recruiting maclin at buffalo. he said today at his charity softball tournament in upstate new york, he has been talking to maclin since he was cut on friday. and the bills back says don't be surprised if it happens. they played six years together in philly. >> not to brag, but i was the first guy he talked to when the news broke. and i kind of understand. i have been there. i mean, he was hurt. but i played with him, man. i know the guys in the locker room. i know he could help us out tremendously. so i have done my recruiting already. don't be surprised if it happens. >> could the eagles use him? should they bring back j-mac? tonight on sports sunday, mike joins me live in studio at 11:45. >>> an absolute monster. jimmie johnson is so dominant, not even a last second last place start can keep the nascar star from driving away from the checkered flag in dover. johnson makes an an approved gear change this morning, bumped to the back. david regan's car catches fire, three to go. go is into caution and overtime. com

this is jay mccoy.regor says once he got the money she promised to pay and subsequently more mccoy stopped working. according to gregor, he hasn't given a refund. when he first contacted "7 on your side" we got ahold of mccoy who told us bad weather caused to stop work on the project. he promised that the pond would be finished in august. august came and went. so did the fall and the winter. >> called me on new year's day and apologize. he said he would make it up to me. i thought to myself i need to see or find someone else. >> we contacted him and he said he worked with mcgregor in the past and he was able to dig hole and pour concrete walls and he added i'm semi-retired. not a big guy. just a handy man wanting to help a client. the job got bigger and bigger. "i told miss gregor i was willing to finish the job in the spring" but she decided to go with someone >> it was a challenge. >> ken jenkins heard about the pond problem. he builds pools and took on the project. >> mrs. gregor just like my mother.

and lesean mccoy is confident they're going to win.ed a $200,000 bet that they're going to beat the cavs. >> hide the money in the closet and you wake up with extra money. >> the best in nba history after watching game two? >> it's like this -- this series is like watching a car trying to get out of the mud. the cleveland cavaliers just can't do it. their defense has been broken down by this team. this team is just from stem to stern better than the cleveland cavaliers. their cast is amazing. they get contributions from players. doesn't miss a shot. what can cleveland do? >> unreal. 132-113 the final in game two. the cavs outscored by 41 so far. game three will be wednesday here on 6abc. all right, the nba draft in two and a half weeks. the sixers bring in prospects tomorrow. no word if ucla guard ball will be here to work. he's number two, is this a no brainer? >> i think they're going to pass. i think take josh jackson. would i take him? no, i would not. >> why? >> that's one reason. see him shoot the ball from his ear? i don't think

the first of oui’ jealous, tony mccoy. the first of our headlines...s the council leader in the borough, saying that grenfell changes everything. the developments in camden came too late for the daily mirror. the express labels critics of theresa may as eu bullies, as the prime minister announces details of the offer to eu nationals after brexit. according to the times, the manchester suicide bomber used videos from youtube and other websites to help build a device that killed 22 people. and the daily mail serialises the biography of the duchess of cambridge. a couple of the papers are managing to report what happened in camden tonight, only a couple of them because the news broke so late. we will start with the i. urgent safety work needed at high rise after buildings fail safety checks. even this front page was put together in a rush. absolutely, covering breaking news. deciding to evacuate a block on a friday evening. they are talking about putting people up on a leisure centre and speaking about finding hotel rooms in the middle of high season in l

sugar ray leonard, malcolm x., elisha mccoy. the great migration and how detroit becomes a social engine that gave rise to the national urban league. it is the location of the tria trials. this is a book about the race rebellion not just 1967 but 1833, 1943. and then in 1967. this is a book about detroit and the arsenal for democracy. the march on washington -- [applause] this is a book of the history of the threat. fostering the musical genres my favorite is a book about black studies and radical intellectualism. the members of the league. so, reflecting on the book's subtitle a people's history of self-determination is about people and people need to look at people's perspective. people need to know that it comes from detroit. the language, the experience, the kind of fortitude and certitude and certainly intelligence. [applause] 97 years of age she is so just as alive and she is right here. [applause] next to her at wayne state university we try to deal with the political scene that is very intense. [applause] he left alabama

nbc's blake mccoy and our national security reporter ken is standing by. what do we know at this point? >> the fbi is investigating this matter as a possible incident of terrorism that the attacker, a canadian-born suspect allegedly shouted, allah bakr before stabbing the officer. his condition has been upgraded from critical to stable. he was bleeding at the scene, on his knees. >> anything else said at the time other than allah bakr? >> not that i'm aware of at this moment. this is the worst kind of nightmare for counterterrorism officials because these attacks are so difficult to predict and to stop. >> a live look at the airport there in flint, michigan. a news conference will start soon. we're waiting for guidance about what time. blake mccoy is also standing by. the airport is not open right now? what more do we know about the scene on the ground? >> the airport has been closed. one flight may have been given permission to land because it was already on approach. on the ground there in flint, michigan, they have bomb-sniffing dogs going car to car in

betsy mccoy, thanks for joining us. as it was originally written, was it something you could have supported or anything the senate members cap from coming to the floor were right in doing so. senate bill,the especially the medicaid. changes should be considered at this point? cracks -- >> i hope they will change the medicaid. enrollment is so large and the cost is so great that it is threatening the existence of the safety net and access to care who should be guaranteed health care under medicaid. democrat --ink the is that something they will negotiate on? >> unfortunately, the rhetoric suggests that the democrats are willing to discuss this issue. i'm shocked when i hear someone ore senator bernie sanders chuck schumer in mean bill. hillary clinton labeling death policy.the on many people should not be medicaid? -- let me point out that right now one out of every two women who give birth has medicaid pays for an half. 75 million people are currently enrolled and according to the congressional budget office, unless the

navy and is president presently an advisory board member for the that voice foundation and betsy mccoy a new york post columnist former lieutenant governor of new york and a senior fellow for the london center for policy research welcome thank you so let's talk politics let's talk georgia sixth district big huge raise the most expensive congressional race in u.s. history fifty million dollars spent by both sides combined so peter your guy he got twenty three million dollars he had a one hundred paid staffers he knocked on over half a million doors had eleven million dollars in t.v. ads and he lost what happened well it's a republican district republican candidate won by twenty six points last november so it was an uphill battle i think the lesson i take away as a democrat is that we need good candidates recruit can say why wasn't he a good candidate well he's a little young i don't know that he's done very much in public service i tend to be old fashioned i think you should go you don't think working on the hill counts but i think he does but maybe maybe do a little bit more maybe a li

simon mccoy is at westminster for us. simon.estminster the tories will seek approval for their overall legislative programme. here at westminster — the tories will seek parliamentary approval for their overall legislative programme after a week of debate. labour has tabled an amendment to the queen's speech to introduce elements of its own general election manifesto. the party said it was because the conservative programme "was in tatters." a previous labour amendment, on lifting the public sector pay cap, was defeated in the commons last night, after the democratic unionists voted with the conservatives. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. a piece of parchment setting out the government's policy plans. written by ministers, read by the queen at the formal opening of parliament last week. my ministers are committed to working with parliament, the devolved administrations, business and others, to build the widest possible consensus on the country's future outside the european union. but now there's a hung parliament

blake mccoy, nbc news, flint, michigan. >>> we turn now to the extreme weather across the south. waterlogged cities from what was tropical storm cindy dropping torrential rain and spawning tornadoes, leaving a path of damage in its wake. nbc's kerry sanders is in the storm zone again for us tonight. >> coming down, coming down, coming down. >> reporter: a tornado touching down near birmingham, alabama, today. those in the path scrambling for cover. >> it got really, really dark and just dropped from the sky and came straight up through here. >> reporter: several buildings leveled. >> several small amount of injuries. >> reporter: remarkably no serious injuries. inside this car as the tornado approached, she ducked and survived. >> all i can do is just cover myself and pray. >> reporter: along the gulf coast high surf and strong winds as tropical storm cindy, now a depression, made landfall. crews now clearing the only road in and out of the west end of dauphin island. residents were encouraged to leave. those that stayed put were mostly vacationers who had rented homes here on th

nbc's blake mccoy has late details now from flint. >> second floor inside the terminal. we've got an officer down. >> reporter: urgent calls for help this morning at bishop airport in flint, michigan, after a man stabbed an airport police officer. >> it sounds like a stabbing through the neck. >> reporter: everyone was evacuated from the airport, which was quickly shut down. >> we're investigating this incident today that happened at about 9:45 this morning as an act of terrorism. >> reporter: officials say 50-year-old amore ftouhy, a canadian, entered the united states on june 16th. he made his way to flint, michigan, this morning, where he targeted airport security officer lieutenant jeff neville. >> he was carrying baggage. he went into a rest room. he spent a little time in the rest room, dropped both bags and came out, pulled out a knife, yelled allahu akbar and stabbed lieutenant neville in the neck. >> reporter: neville was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. tonight he is improving. >> lieutenant neville never stopped fighting, never stopped fighting un

nbc's blake mccoy has the latest. >> reporter: it was the video seen around the world. >> oh my god, please don't tell me he's dead. please don't tell me my boyfriend just went look that. >> reporter: 32-year-old pi -- philando castil erks shot during a traffic stop. his girlfriend diamond reynolds streaming the aftermath live on facebook. reynold's 4-year-old daughter in the backseat. >> it's okay. >> reporter: tonight the officer has been found not guilty of manslaughter. the family is outraged. >> my son loved this city and this city kill my son. and the murderer gets away. >> and for that man to get on the stand and lie and for those jurors not to have human empathy and a conscious to do the right thing. >> reporter: ten white jurors and two black jurors deliberated four days after officer yane zrz took the stand in his own def to shoot mr. castile. i was scared to death and i was scared i would die. he said he matched the description of a robbery suspect and saw marijuana and saw castil reach for e reach for e gun. >> you told him to get his i.d. and driver's license. >> reporte

mccoy is 5 feet nine and weighs around 200 pounds.e's believed to be wearing white hooded sweatshirt, white pants and white dress shoes he frequents areas around 18th and bell field. if you've seen any of of these people call police. >>> police are searching for guy who robbed 7eleven in philadelphia as is usually the case there's video. happened early friday morning at the 3900 block of kensington avenue in frankford. police say the guy brought several things up to the counter to pay for them then pulled out gun. wanted money of course. clerk didn't give him some and the guy took off. if you recognize him and i know it's had a toward tell from that angle please give police a call. >>> they also want another person this time for a smash and grab burglary it happened last tuesday morning surveillance video shows the guy throwing a brick through the front window of a business on the 200 block of west girard avenue. he got money from the cash register took off. know anything you know what police would like you to do. give them a call. >>

randy evans and betsy mccoy looking sharp len. who's the lucky lady?the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. trish: in our online. we asked you should republicans cancel their july recess to get things done. 9% said yes. polls are closed in suburban atlanta. republican karen handel leads democrat jon ossoff 51.4% to 48 about%. but just 1% of the vote is in. joining me, the former chairman of the republican lawyer's association, randy evans. and senior fellow and columnist for the "new york post," betsy mccoy. you are making the point to me off camera that there aren'ting dynamics. explain to the viewer why you are worried that this could be closer. >> it's defi

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and senior fellow and columnist for the "new york post," betsy mccoy.t to me off camera that there aren'ting dynamics. explain to the viewer why you are worried that this could be closer. >> it's definitely a nail biter, and it's not a referendum on trump whether the republican wins or not. because this election district has changed enormously. and handel played up the fact that she is the hometown girl. but the voters don't care because a majority of voters didn't grow up in the district, they didn't even grow up in georgia. and a large percentage of them are asian and hispanic newcomers. she should have played to jobs and healthcare, instead of plailg up her -- playing up her hometown credentials. most of the voters simply don't care. trish: randy, you can see the headlines, if ossoff wins this thing the media will run with this. they want something on the horizon to think the traditional republicans will dessert donald trump. this is a special election. walk us through the differences between this election and why they should not be making that kind

earlier, my colleague simon mccoy spoke to the former work and pensions secretary, ian duncan smith,nt is that philip hammond yesterday made it very clear what that is, which is leaving the single market, leaving the customs union and taking back control. but right now, what will have to happen, is that all the laws that are affected by european law and regulations have to be bound back in to uk law. so there will be an enormous amount of legislation going through the house, which is all domestic, as it were, that will take a long period of time, which is why there is not a lot of room for anything else, frankly. well, this must be the worst scenario, a weakened government, a loss of the overall majority, a weakened prime minister, a labour party sensing blood, saying they will try to disrupt, if they feel they want to disrupt. you are not in a strong position at all. are you? we are not as strong as we were before we start of the election. fact of life. although we had a much larger vote share and a larger number of people voting for us. the irony is we have a marginal position. but

simon mccoy is in westminster ahead of the vote. thank you.liament. but what is the current mood within the public sector after seven years of austerity and pay freezes. to discuss this i'm joined by paul nowak, deputy general secretary of the tuc, janet davies, general secretary of the royal college of nursing and ken marsh — chair of the metropolitan police federation. watching that debate last night, do you sense that even in government ra nks you sense that even in government ranks someone has got to move? absolutely. the government may have scrapped the parliamentary argument, but have lost the public argument. 60% of conservative voters, it is clear talking to conservative mps, lots of disquiet. people realising it is not fair to ask teachers, classroom assistants, to have cuts in living standards. you were in that badge, —— are wearing that badge. do you since you have got public support? we're getting a lot of support, as are nurses with mps. talking to us, and constituencies, telling us what it is like for them to make ends meet. we h

blake mccoy and kristen welker. kristen, first to you, the president today again as the white house did last week, blaming the obama administration. that said, strong pushback from john kerry saying that he had been negotiating for two years over this. and for some of the other detainees as well. and the other piece of it is that we have now learned from new reporting that the trump white house canceled a meeting with the north koreans in february. a negotiating session over warmbier after the regime had murdered kim jo jong-un's stepbrother in malaysia. it is a lot more complicated than people are saying. >> it is a lot more complicated, andrea, and there has been a strong pushback from the obama administration against that narrative, that they weren't doing enough to try to bring him home. the question is, for this white house now, what will the next steps be? i was here when this news broke yesterday, i can tell you the top officials here were very solemn, somber, angry, some of them -- one top official telling m

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welcome back to politicking i'm joined by peter kaufman and betsy mccoy in studio betsy let me just actually very simple question what is in the senate republican bill doesn't come you know yes let me point out the senate republican bill provides a reform of medicaid to slow future in the roman medicaid does not repel thera away from twenty others claim in fact the bill includes a grandfather clause that protects anyone currently enrolled in medicaid no one will be quote thrown off medicaid as bernie sanders was apparently let me ask you this little bit about process senate well the republican party criticize the democratic party for passing obamacare in secret party line vote without letting the other side participate in the process and now it appears they're doing the very same thing we'll ever see anyway to pass a bill that affects one sixth of the us economy tell you what's happening we have to pass a bill because obamacare is collapsing millions of people especially in states like iowa where all the insurers have pulled out face the prospect of not being able to buy coverage but is this

even elijah mccoy. people talk about the real mccoy. he had some connection here to the city of detroit. so the innovations that were coming from the geniuses who were tinkering around. he was from, henry ford took advantage of in terms of their innovations and creativity, betty - and her book she will get into individuals who were very fundamentally insignificant for the whole ford motor company. you cannot ignore black creativity on the labor front. because people who work at a point of production are always looking for a way to make the job a little bit easier for them. so you have that kind of innovators coming along. so beyond the political and entrepreneurial and economic front and even the religious and spiritual front, you had the cultural foundation of this city. and my goodness, all you have to do is go over into the library and you have the azalea hackney collection. what an amazing woman she was not just as an artist or performer but also the compiler. very interested in securing our cultural artifacts.and there you can find

i'm simon mccoy. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3pm: six people are to be charged in connection with the hillsborough football stadium disaster, 28 years ago. following these thorough investigations and our careful review of the evidence in accordance with the code for crown prosecutors i have decided that there is sufficient evidence to charge six individuals with criminal offences. the senior police officer at the match, former chief superintendent david duckenfield, will be charged with the manslaughter of 95 of the 96 victims. relatives say they've waited years for a decision on who will be held accountable. we just have to see what the future holds with this now. we still have a long journey to go on that. police now say the number of those killed or confirmed missing, presumed dead, in the grenfell tower fire stands at 80 with people from more than 20 flats unaccounted for. also this hour, tackling the world—wide cyber attack. as yesterday's outbreak begins to be brought under control, researchers fear a new

mccoy will take home $62,500 if the warriors win.t was the largest bet planet hollywood received on the finals. mccoy didn't break any league rules with the wager: (darya) i flipped pizzas on friday... and had time to talk about the warriors. ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... major problems on the bay bridge after an overturned accident. we'll have an update on your commute before you head out the door. ( james )( darya ) that breaking news... a multi-car accident on the bay bridge. we're tracking the latest with robin wintson. major hot spot overturn accdent on the bay bridge wb 80 after the tunnel blocking the left lane, slow from the maze. (anny hong): dry and seasonable weather today into tuesday. some cooling starts by wednesday cooling starts by some into tuesday. weather today seasonabl