like jim mccoy is like a, like the brian epstein of her career anyway. and so, he did not rest on his morals in terms of just being known for that. he was a good friend of hers for many years until she died at age 30. and then he continued his own career after she died both as a songwriter, as a label owner. he owned winchester records in the 60s and 70s. he was a dj, he was a concert promoter. he was a music publisher. he was just an all-around person who really exhibited all of the sort of things that were open to people. all the career paths open to people in the country music world and at that time. it was really blowing up, it was really getting to be a form of popular music that it was not before. and it was actually largely thanks to patsy who is a style of music sort of helped bring it to the mainstream. so after nearly 4 decades of this career, jim decided he wanted to retire back to his family land on the top of the blue ridge mountains. and so he moved back up there and before too long because he had been so involved in the music scene in winc

coat mccoy gets the start. f inirst is, he was making things happen. finds byron marshall and the running back takes it 25 yards to the house. they're on board first, up 7-0. bad news, you said it,der russ guice goes down awkwardly on ruthis n. he seems to be in pain with a left knee injury. he leaves the game according to reports, he'll have an mri tomorrow. patriots go on to beat the dskins, 26-17 after the game head coach jay gruden just now talking about his rookie running back. >> i think he's got a leg tanged up in the turf. one of those unlucky plays that unfortunately happen to all players from time to time. houtfully it's nothing if it is, i'm sure he'll rehab and get himself back. we'll find out tomorrow. >> reporter: and we did hfrr head coach jay gruden earlier saying yeah, they need to improve things. we have a crew right now in the locker room and will bri you more player reaction coming up in about 15 minutes. >> we'll see you then. a good night for ct that's for sure. let's hope derrius mends quickly. thank you, sherree burruss. >> we'r

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everybody wants to find mollie. >> reporter: blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> syria's 7-year-old civil war has left hundreds of thousands dead and huge parts of the country in ruins. now, even as the war rages on, syrians of all walks of life are turning towards an ancient trade craft and with a little help are starting to rebuild. nbc's bill neely reports from neighboring jordan. >> reporter: bit by bit the rebuilding of syria has begun. these are refugees dreaming of a future that can't come soon enough, carving their dreams in stone, training to be stone masons. in a work shop in jordan they are learning how to restore what war destroyed. taught by an englishman on a mission. >> we try to create a cadre of tradesmen who are able to return to syria and cascade skills. on to unskilled tradesmen. >> reporter: they are trying to reverse this. isis destroyed ancient stonework, blew up historic buildings, left the roman city of palmyra in ruins. the students fled into exile into camps with nothing. the most remarkable thing is that none of them had ever picked up a chisel before. >> i have ne

everybody wants to find mollie. >> reporter: blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> two people drowned and others hospitalized after swimming in high waves in lake michigan. there were multiple distress calls as wave heights reached five feet. beach goers formed a human chain to save one man who disappeared in the waves. they found him and performed cpr, but he was taken to the hospital where he later died. officials cautioned people fro weather. >> good morning danny and frances. over the weekend wely jt blosso ranking around 15. the heat, that's the story this week once again. 26 million people at least in the excessive heat warning. a couple new ones have been added. further northwest, the heat will be building throughout the week. today, phoenix 112, palm springs 116, fresno, 100 degrees. the heat will continue to be high in the desert southwest. as i mentioned, getting hotter period of weather. look at the magenta on that map. i think that's kind of giving it away, but we'll take a look at the week ahead forecast. >> imaginethat, must be hot. all right, see you then. >>> in today's quick hit

they spoke with our blake mccoy. >> kyle, if you met kyle, he was an unforgettable kid. >> reporter: it's been four months since jill and ron plush lost their 16-year-old son, kyle, he died trapped in a car after calling 911. >> help, help, help. i'm stuck in my van outside the seven hills parking lot. >> the seven hills what parking lot? >> he called the one entity that he knew would be able to help him. >> reporter: kyle was pinned by the third row seat of his minivan while reaching for tennis gear, using siri to call 911 twice. but failures in the system that day meant cincinnati dispatchers had trouble finding him and patrol officers couldn't find him. unable to breathe, he died waiting. i probably don't have much time left. so tell my mom that i love her if i die. >> reporter: you still haven't listened to the 911 call that kyle made? >> no. kyle and i were very close. we went through a lot together. it's really hard to -- it's hard to go on every day without him. >> reporter: jill and ron are now turning their anguish into action, starting the kyle plush answer the call foundat

joining us now to talk about it are jasmine w mccoy is founder of the heart of tab that foundation and patricia williamh a president o foundation. welcome, ladies. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so started heart of tab that, jasmine, which is ano rofit, when you were a 12th grader at hope in arms. >>yes. >> how did this happen? when did it happen. >>o that's right. >> in your head. d in my hea it really started when i was mucher you than that, i had a passion for giving. it was a value thawas instilled in me at a young age, especially as someone who was a recipient of so much generosity, being involved in nonprofits similar to heart of tabatha foundation. i had experiences with friends in my community and going on tot arms and seeing a gap, a the exposure i was getting and opportunities i was having that my friends were to and i wanted to something bridge that gap and that led to start heart of tabatha. >> you sook your creedo have a e scripture in bible? in acts 9 there was a woman named tabatha and was known for her generosity. it is after h spirit of generosity. everybody

nbc's blake mccoy has that story tonight. >> why would they even do such a thing? >> reporter: donna gowdy describes the moment her 11-year-old daughter was tased. >> she fell down and rolled over and was shivering. >> reporter: doneshia was caught shoplifting snacks from this kroger monday night. >> i got up and i couldn't really breathe. >> i'm not saying what she did was cool. you know, i'm not vouching for that but the way he went about it was totally wrong. >> reporter: the security guard was an off duty cincinnati cop currently on restricted duty following the incident. police policy states a taser may be used on a suspect over age 7 or under 70 but also that officers should consider the severity of the crime. the city is now reconsidering that policy. >> i can see no reason why an 11-year-old child would be tasered given the circumstances for shoplifting. >> reporter: the police union is defending the officer and current policy. >> i would hate to see the procedure change to a certain age that restricts an officer from using a taser and have something tragic

blake mccoy, nbc news. >> as we track gu politically divisive and have many wondering how to reconcile the right to bear arms with public safety. well, one european nation may offer some insights. lucy cavanaugh reports. >> reporter: each mass shooting in america echoes thousands of miles away in switzerland. with a population of just over 8 million, this tiny nation has an outsized love for its guns. >> we believe in the right to have your own rifle and be armed, free citizen. >> reporter: after the u.s., switzerland has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the world. one reason, a centuries old tradition of armed neutrality. they're given a weapon, trained their service. >> they go to the military and they shoot with friends, with family. this is the tradition of switzerland. >> reporter: a tradition that spans all age groups. there are hundreds of shooting ranges just like this one all across switzerland. guns are a regular part of swiss life. but mass shootings are rare. there are plenty of rules. >> because it's so highly regulated, it gives us the freedom to bear arms, to

to that rampage.d here's nbc's blake mccoy. >> reporter: tonight, an independent review finds broward county schools should have done more to help mass shooter nicholas cruz in the two years before his rampage that killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high schl is past february. a judge ordered the report partially redacted. but a mistake in that process means when you cut and paste the textin a new document, it becomes visible. among the key findings, cruz who had a learning disability, had been receiving support services his entire education. bufa series conduct violations in 2016 led to a recommended return to cross creek, a special needs school. cruzad just turned 18 and not wanting to leave marjory stoneman douglas opted out of further support services. his grades decled. d no longer on track to graduate, he left in.ebruary 20 and purchased an ar-15 rifle. he returning for first time a year later, the day of the shooting. the report finds broward county schools largely supportive cruz, but is critical on two points. not letting cruz stay at marjory stoneman douglas, h sch

earlier my colleague simon mccloy —— mccoy spoke to sister sledge.scribed how she inspired them and they were teenagers. she had a relationship with her sisters which inspired us. we sing many of the songs she recorded. there was something so special about the tightness, the fabric of the music in the fabric of the voices as sisters. the challenge of the harmonies. beautiful harmonies. daydreaming harmonies. beautiful harmonies. dayd reaming and harmonies. beautiful harmonies. daydreaming and i am thinking of you. sing it. lyrics i'm dave —— look at my mind, floating away. that ta kes look at my mind, floating away. that takes me back. that is sheer gospel, isn't it? it is. the heart of god pouring out. she was a mean pianist as well. eltonjohn has been referring to that. she was the whole deal. the whole package. she really was. even her life experiences brought life to what she was singing as well. if there were hard times you have to be able to convey something you can best express something you can best express something when you have been throug

at might be thereality, i don't want to think about that.e >> that was b mccoy reporting. the reward for mag leading to her safe return is now almost $1 $15 $150,000. >>> how much time do you spend on social media? . >> we're going to tell youbout some new features aimed at helping y i had been diagnosed witr. stage 4 prostate cance i serve in the general assembly and we work together across the aisle to get things done. and that's the way it is at ctca. what fred needed was a management team. not just to have a long-term strategy for quantity of life, but also an active strategy for quality of life. my psa is under control. ctca gave me an opportunity to accomplish my goals and mms. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia pointments available now. >>> do you feel like you spend too much time on seesocial medi? in a couple of week, you'll have access to data on time spent with each app. you'll also be able to set alerts and reminders when you've exceeded your limit. this is an effort to make sure u the timers spend on these apps is intentional. >> that's a great idea.

for "today," blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> ten months after the massacre in las vegas, police have closed the investspation. dee thousands of hours ofnd interviewson of evidence, there is a lingering question why did the lonunn take so many lives? nbc's gadi schwartz has more. >> reporter: it has bee ten months since gunfire erupted from the mandalay bay.d an the numbers found in the las vegas police final report are absolutely staggering 2,000 investigative leads. 22,000ours of video. 250,000 images.av police a moment to moment timeline detailing to the minute the thousands of rounds fired into the crowd. >> still shooting. still shooting. >> reporter: but despite so many specifics, still no reason why. >> single shooter. >> reporter: police finding no evidence the shooter was radi l radicaliz radicalized, but found searches of how crowded venue gets. there was no manifesto orno suicide te. hand drawn calculations of bullet trajectories and bump stocks. the shooter maye h had bipolar disorder and gambled before the massacre, but never committed a crime before the first shot. in the shoot

. >> blake mccoy tells us about the family's plea for answers. >>> good news about jobs has been crushedy new news that china will respond to our latest threats on added tariffs. dow industrial is barely climbing this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> 6:44. sunny skies as we look at your forecast today. sunnyvale. the only change you'll see is smoke over the next few hours. walnut creek, a closer look at the air quality forecast and the rest of your weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> you know when there's not bumper to bumper traffic on a live camera, you can appreciate the sun gleaming there. we have a smooth commute. i'll have a look at your bridge drive times coming up in a bit. >>> 6:44 now and the family of this missing college student who grew up in oakland hopes a big reward will bring molly tibbits home. blake mccoy is in iowa with their new plea. >> reporter: it's been more than two weeks since molly tibbits disappeared in brooklyn, iowa. her family has issued a desperate plea. they have a big new reward to incentivize people. $172,000 so far. they s

here's nbc the blake mccoy. >> we believe that mollie is still alive and if someone abducted her we are pleading with you to please release her. >> reporter: the family of mollie tibbetts offering a desperate plea and big reward for her safe return. $172,000 and counting. donations flooding from from coast to coast. >> know tool in our arsenal, providing this fund to provide some financial incentive for someone who otherwise is reluctant to come forward. >> reporter: searches of cornfields and pig farms so far turned up no sign of the missing college student. she was last seen on a jog in brooklyn, iowa more than two weeks ago. this man was questioned by authorities. >> i don't even remember what they asked me. >> reporter: he has been found guilty of stalking in the past and says investigators took photos inside his home. >> a waste of time, i thought. but, oh, well. >> reporter: officials remaining tight-lipped, confirming they did look into a possible sighting at this missouri rest stop last week and ruled it out. it wasn't mollie. her family is determined to push forward. >> every d

that was black mccke mccoy repo. frontier says the grays never contacted the airline.had gray says his kids never flu unaccompanied before and that this will probably be the last time. >>> it is almost here, outside lands is tomorrow and those stages are already up in golden gate park. the media will get to me of that today as well. we also got to check out what is being called the grass lands. it is the first cannabis experience at a major american music festival. i think they mean the first official. >> first legal. >> yeah, legal experience. >>> so the headliners for you this weekend, the weeknd, lawrence and the machine and the woman who is always in control, every time i miss her, i get so lonely i think of her again, she is janet jackson. >> impressive. keep it going. >>> coming up, in other news, 11 kids rescued from a new mexico compound. what we're learning today about what they were doing there and why officials think it might have been a training camp for future terrorists. it )s a story that )s shocking you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks...

i'm simon mccoy.oday at two. high street rescue. mike ashley's sports direct has bought house of fraserfor £90 million — but what it means for 16,000 staff is still unclear. i think we are trying to keep each up, we i think we are trying to keep each up, we are i think we are trying to keep each up, we are trying to stay motivated and hope for a good outcome. we hope they will find a solution, finely. cricketer ben stokes has said he can't remember knocking out a man, but did throw several punches, during his affray trial. staying firmly on the ground: ryanair pilots strike in five european countries — bringing travel misery for thousands at the height of the holiday season. hundreds of holiday—makers — including many in campsites — are evacuated as flash floods hit the south of france. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. that is with holly. there she is. here i am. absolutely. coming up jack laugher and chris mears are on the hunt for another medal and at lord's it is a case of trying to stay

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm: new action on homelessness — the government says it wants to make rough sleeping a thing of the past. but where is the promised £100 million coming from? when you are starving and hungry and you ain't got no money, there's nowhere to go and get some food or anything, to have a shower or a change of clothes. tackling the touts — ticketmaster is closing two of its secondary ticketing websites, which allow people to offload unwanted tickets. a not—so—warm welcome to the uk — delays at heathrow airport passport control left passengers queuing for up to two—and—a—half hours last month. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with ben. the usa confirm the first eight members of their ryder cup team. but, after his runner—up performance at the us pga championships, will tiger woods be on the plane to paris? he says it's pretty cool to be in contention. indeed. more from you later. and, darren, the weather. yes, a feud thunderstorms today, certainly more showers, but later on

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2: 0h, oh, my god. i didn't! oh, my god. ididn‘t! —— oh, my god. i didn't! —— i did it! that a level moment: teenagers have been getting their results in england, wales and northern ireland — the number with as or a stars is the highest for six years. really proud of myself and what i have achieved. it has been a really difficult yearfor me have achieved. it has been a really difficult year for me and i achieved eight b, a c, and hd. it wasjust such a relief to get the results. rescue workers in italy say there's no hope of finding any more survivors of the genoa bridge collapse — up to 20 people are missing. it has really hit home to everyone how much worse this disaster could still get. in trouble again — the england rugby star danny sipriani pleads guilty to common assault and resisting arrest — at a nightclub injersey. coming up on afternoon live: all the sport. that is with will perry. a very good afternoon to you. coming up, we will have more on danny cipriani and his f

and for the little ladies of miss mccoy's kindergarten class -- >> beautiful, it's looking goode >> reporter:have another first to look forward to. d.c. public schools fir all-girls school. >> do you guys like school? >> dyes. >> whyyou like school? >> because it's so cool. >> it's so fun. >> i love that. >> reporter: the excel academy says theyope to empower girls so they don't just become students, buts. sist >> i can be that person who respects them, who talks like them, who works hard. they will see that example. and it sounds the same, right? moon. >> reporter: the girto will go xcel through the eighth grade. >> good job! >> reporter: and the school says it wil focus on things like science and math. >> to change the narrative of the school because it was considered a poo performing school, so we want to make sure that we flip that around for our young ladies. >> they are absolutely adorably cute and i'm h alreadying the best time. it's the first day and not even lunch yet. >> reporter: and speaking of lunch. >> do you feel excited? >> reporter: that's one thing these little learners are

were you able to tell which of those hot dogs cams or popsicles was not the real mccoy. number five officer would make you do a double take. i would leave when it comes to hyper realistic drawings he certainly has the force. but he's truly great. next up is a veritable feast for carnivores courtesy of german artists. there is the full range of meat products from sausages and how to mince meat except the only appetite they'll satisfy is of the home accessories variety not before in a list of intriguing artists sylvia violet who happens to be terry of every item you see in the butcher's shop is actually a cushion made of fabric she stopped over forty products in her store. over in london the historic covent garden market appears to have crumbled overnight and is now levitating. in fact it's one of a number of installations across the city crazy number three master of optical illusions alex jennings he specializes in fake facades such as this building which appears to been flipped upside down. while this house in the town of margate seems to be sliding down into the from th

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2. an unmarried mother of four wins her legal battle to claim a widowed parent's allowance in a case that could affect thousands of others. what should vaughan has said from day one is that it is unfair and wrong that her children should be treated any different than the children and if the parents were made and the supreme court have upheld that today and they have said it is unfairand upheld that today and they have said it is unfair and unlawful, actually -- if the it is unfair and unlawful, actually —— if the parents were married. the sale of energy drinks could be banned in england to anybody under 18 over fears they are damaging children's health, i don't think kids should be allowed energy drinks because it has too much sugar and caffeine in there and they should be able to get enough nutrition through their food. alex salmond faces criticism for setting up a crowdfunding page to pay for his legal battle with the scottish parliament after he resigns from the snp over sexual assaul

back up quarterback curt mccoy, his youngest fans rocking the number 12 jersey are his icchildren.ys of camp in richmond. tonight the redskins final night of hot living before getting to go home for the first time in almostee weeks. from richmond, shari bur ss, newsrts. >> nats and cardinals 6-6 in the 9th. all night lg. on>> this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999... telligently senses yourmovementy adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. and now, save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, no interest until january 2021. ends wednesday. >>> all right. you know when a home is on the mark, sometimes it needs a little something special to make the sale, maybe some magic. one baltimore seller put a unicorn tour guide to help. the listing for ts three bedroom house shows you everything from the stainless steel features in the kitchen to the charming details of th

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... they've gone, yeah. what about the two other labs? —— lads. police body—camera footage is released of the moment cricketer ben stokes is arrested, as he begins giving evidence at his trial for affray. huge cuts to services and jobs in northamptonshire as the council votes on trying to tackle a £70 million budget shortfall. borisjohnson faces an inquiry over comments he made about muslim women who wearfull face veils. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. another busy day at the european championships in germany in scotland, strong start from katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon. all of the details coming up later. thanks, olly. and thomasz has all the weather. it will remain pretty mixed over the next few days, but back to what summer next few days, but back to what summer should be like in our part of the world can look cool, breezy with a few showers. thanks, thomasz. also coming up, we'll be live in cardiff, as welsh cycling hero geraint thomas returns

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2. just we are notjust going to slash and burn all the services. we've got to look very carefully at some of the decisions that we are going to take, and they are going to be very difficult. a qualified apology from jeremy corbyn over the ‘concerns and anxiety‘ caused by his appearance at a meeting where the israeli government were compared to the nazis. anger on the streets of harare as the results suggest that the ruling zanu—pf paerty have retained power in zimbabwe. and going down. a multi—storey car park collapse — sending vehicles and debris crashing onto the ground below.

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i'm simon mccoy. today at two. shot across the bow: french fishermen throw rocks and smoke bombs as british vessels are rammed in the latest batttle of the so—called scallop war. before we knew it we had ten, maybe 15 french ports surrendered as, throwing rocks at us, flares. theresa may arrives in nigeria — as part of her trade mission to boost ties with african countries after brexit. more than a fifth of 14—year—old girls say they've self—harmed — a report says worries about physical appearance are contributing to unhappiness. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. it has been a tough couple of days for mourinho. after getting the backing from the manchester united board, now the club's most decorated player, ryan giggs, has given his support. and we have that weather. we had some rain this morning across the south—east. that is moving away. but we do have sunshine following on behind and most places will be dry in the next few days. also coming up — we'll have the latest on the devastating fire which has a

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2:00.eration is under way a man in his 20s is arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences — after a car crashes into barriers outside the houses of parliament. the ford fiesta car hit cyclists and pedestrians — before crashing into a security barrier protecting the palace of westminster given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident. i'll be reporting live from westminster. please say they are still questioning the man who they arrested here

>> blake mccoy in iowa, thank you. >>> turning oversewh e isis is claiming responsibility for a vicious attack that killed a young american couple. they were tourists who quit their jobs to go on a journey around the world. heartbroken friends are speaking out matt bradley has their story. >> reporter: americans were 29 and on the trip of a lifetime. biking around the d, jay describing why. >> the more you see in the world, the more you wa to put that back into the world. >> reporter: but it was in the 25th country where the trip turned into a nightmare. this video showing the attack, the pair with two other cyclists when a car swerves into them and stabbing isis claiming responsibility. >> i was completely broken hearted. >> reporter: the couple quit their jobs in washington d.c. chronicing their journey. aing their jouy.ling their journey. ling their journey. >> they believed in the beauty and good in it's, you know, le heartbreaking that that is something so y terrible was how t met their end. >> reporter: in each place, lauren and jay marvelled at the beauty, the sigh ey saw and peo

i'm simon mccoy. today at two. so—called scallop war. before we knew it we had ten, maybe 15 french ports surrendered as, throwing rocks at us, flares. theresa may arrives in nigeria — as part of her trade mission to boost ties with african countries after brexit. more than a fifth of 14—year—old girls say they've self—harmed — a report says worries about physical appearance are contributing to unhappiness. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. it has been a tough couple of days for mourinho. after getting the

i'm simon mccoy. and a change in the way uk aid money is spent. i want the uk to be the g7‘s number one investor in africa, with britain's private sector companies taking the lead in investing the billions that will see african economies growing by trillions. it's a diplomatic mission where she can ill afford to put a foot wrong, but is she out of step too with her chancellor, after warnings from phillip hammond about the economic damage a no—deal brexit could cause? police appeal to the public for help in finding a 21—year—old man, janbaz tarin, over the stabbings of his former partner and her mother. paying their respect.

i‘m simon mccoy.and they are going to be very difficult. anger on the streets of harare, as election results suggest that the ruling zanu pf party have retained power in zimbabwe. a qualified apology from jeremy corbyn over the "concerns and anxiety" caused by his appearance at a meeting where the israeli government were compared to the nazis. and going down — a multi—storey car park collapse, sending vehicles and debris crashing onto the ground below. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. the latest from edgbaston. yes, where joe root the latest from edgbaston. yes, wherejoe root houses 50 but england are on 129—3 on the first day of the first test against india. thanks chris, and we‘ll bejoining you for a full update just after half—past. helen willetts has all the weather. the heat is returning for some in the uk in the coming days. not for all. it looks set to become hot across spain and portugal this week. more on that later. thanks helen. also coming up, calls for greater awareness of ment

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2. of england raises interest rates to the highest level since 2009 — it warns they could go up again. employment is at a record high and real wages are picking up, employment is at a record high and realwages are picking up, and external price pressures are declining. want to know how the interest rise could affect you? send us your questions on twitter using the hash tag bbc ask this and we'll try and answer them at 2.30. baby elsie's death could have been prevented — but a review finds that her father — who murdered the 18—month old just weeks after adopting her — had been seen as a "positive parent" addicted to our mobiles: britons now check their phones every 12 minutes — 0fcom finds the uk in a state of "digital dependency".

hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... they've gone, yeah.ment cricketer ben stokes is arrested, as he begins giving evidence at his trial for affray. huge cuts to services and jobs in northamptonshire as the council votes on trying to tackle a £70 million budget shortfall. borisjohnson faces an inquiry over comments he made about muslim women who wearfull face veils. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. another busy day at the european championships in germany in scotland, strong

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two. high street rescue. is still unclear. i think we are trying to keep each up, we i think we are trying to keep each up, we are i think we are trying to keep each up, we are trying to stay motivated and hope for a good outcome. we hope they will find a solution, finely. cricketer ben stokes has said he can't remember knocking out a man, but did throw several punches, during his affray trial. staying firmly on the ground: ryanair pilots strike in five european countries — bringing travel misery for thousands at the height of the holiday season. hundreds of holiday—makers — including many in campsites — are evacuated as flash floods hit the south of france. coming up on afternoon live all the sport.

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2: 0h, oh, my god. i didn't! oh, my god. ididn't! —— oh, my god. a stars is the highest for six years. really proud of myself and what i have achieved. it has been a really difficult yearfor me have achieved. it has been a really difficult year for me and i achieved eight b, a c, and hd. it wasjust such a relief to get the results. rescue workers in italy say there's no hope of finding any more survivors of the genoa bridge collapse — up to 20 people are missing. it has really hit home to everyone how much worse this disaster could still get.

league of nations sent a committee of five headed by lord lytton and including our own general frank mccoyte. in october of 1932, the committee issued its report. victor bulwer-lytton: we found that the japanese occupation of this large part of china was not justified on the grounds of self-defense, and that the new state which had been set up was a japanese protectorate rather than a genuine case of manchurian self-determination. narrator: shortly after, the league condemned japan as an aggressor nation. >> [translator]: i call on his excellency mr. matsuoka, delegate of japan. yosuke matsuoka: it is a matter of common knowledge that japan's policy is fundamentally inspired by a genuine desire to guarantee peace in the far east and to contribute to the maintenance of peace throughout the world. japan however finds it impossible to accept the report adopted by the assembly. narrator: in answer the japanese delegates, knowing there were no guns behind this condemnation, smiled, took up their briefcases, and marched out of the league. northern manchuria was dead. collective security was dead

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.a motorway bridge disaster. 39 people are dead. translation: from the moment of the incident we've been working to try and find survivors. we never ceased throughout the night. there are 400 firefighters at work. we've inspected all the areas that we could access without heavy equipment. police continue to question a 29 year old man after the suspected terrorist attack in westminster. he's been named as salih khater, who came to britain as a refugee from sudan. rail fares are likely to go up 3.2% next year, as inflation rises slightly — but the government wants to change the measure used to calculate increases. coming up on afternoon live all the sport withjohn watson.

i'm simon mccoy.ised £100 million coming from? when you are starving and hungry and you ain't got no money, there's nowhere to go and get some food or anything, to have a shower or a change of clothes. tackling the touts — ticketmaster is closing two of its secondary ticketing websites, which allow people to offload unwanted tickets. a not—so—warm welcome to the uk — delays at heathrow airport passport control left passengers queuing for up to two—and—a—half hours last month. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with ben. the usa confirm the first eight members of their ryder cup team. but, after his runner—up performance at the us pga championships, will tiger woods be on the plane to paris? he says it's pretty cool to be in contention.

we've michael should be worried about that celine is far more popular in india and mccoys in france and of course all banning hunger is even more i mean older both show that in the election sure there well expect a large block of. the beauties to get like did you see in france. i mean the. republicans are already taking the opportunity of having a very in and i imagine these girls which is between you can this because the family friends is not really my dad he did it with the fans but he's not he's a good. that's a different question but he's the one guns are not that many it's a few hundred years there but the right is going to jump on that and i expect them to make it and i didn't find any with the x. national front of me just now that i'm in the national gathering or something like that on the money and and then they will probably win against michael on the left is not going to win and that's what he expects. the last stronghold of rebel on terror groups in syria the northern province of idlib is surrounded by army forces with a decisive battle looming the russian foreign minister se

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.e that could affect thousands of others. what should vaughan has said from day one is that it is unfair and wrong that her children should be treated any different than the children and if the parents were made and the supreme court have upheld that today and they have said it is unfairand upheld that today and they have said it is unfair and unlawful, actually -- if the it is unfair and unlawful, actually —— if the parents were married. the sale of energy drinks could be banned in england to anybody under 18 over fears they are damaging children's health, i don't think kids should be allowed energy drinks because it has too much sugar and caffeine in there and they should be able to get enough nutrition through their food. alex salmond faces criticism for setting up a crowdfunding page to pay for his legal battle with the scottish parliament after he resigns from the snp over sexual assault allegations.

. >> reporter: pencils and fun new friends, and for the little ladies of miss mccoy's kindergarten classforward to. d.c. public school'sirst all girls school. >> you guys like school? >> yeah. >> reporter: why do you like school? >> because it's so cool. >> it is so fun. >> reporter: the excel academy says they hope team power girls so theyon't just become students but sisters. >> that i can be that person who looks like them, works you know, talks like them, who, you know, works hard and they also see an example and they sound the same, right? >>he girls will goo excel through the 8th grade. >> good job. >> reporter: and the school will focus on things like science and math. >> it's a change of narrative of the school because it waed consid poor performing school so we want to make sure that we flip that around-for-our young ladies. they are absolutely adorably cute and i'm already having the best time. i'm having the best time. it's the first day, not even lunch yet. >> reporter: and speaking of lunch. >> do you feel excited?>> eporter: one thing these little learners are excited about