right davey and made it to the other side mooney and patricia have practically taken him in with the ever be equal opportunities for the children surviving in the shadows of chicago downs his granddaughter will never get to see that day and yet he keeps on fighting every day for the kids here to come around he's always ready whenever they are. really and you know it's a lovely day we'll let you know when they when they get maybe 1 o'clock in the morning you know come up with the bad boy could you take me in a morning to find me a job or could you take me in a morning put me on the program would you take me the morning families from school so a car there no prescribed time but not a so you just got to be to go with a car that my thinking is knowledge of god keep up with me and keep me healthy enough work and get up from point a to point b. i will be up for. as long as moony waits for them on his porch the dog. to a different life remains crack. for all of chicago's children who have lost their. lot all. lot. to. enter the conflict zone with jim sebastian weeks of mass protest in hong

england got just join beth mooney wasn't about to loosen it.d the dangerous sophie molineux, but money was still applying pressure. when she eventually hit a bad one, amyjones tracked it in the wind, and the australian captain had seen enough, 420—8 declared. terrorised england with the bats, now time for the ball. with amyjones and heather knight at the crease, england found a bit of form. but she was searching for herfirst a bit of form. but she was searching for her first test wicket, her first victim, the england captain. jones continued the fight back, and made her half—century in style. she couldn't convert it into something bigger. nat followed her lead with 50 of her own. but to catherine brunt felt late on, and the ashes are surely slipping away. australia will almost certainly confirm the retention of the ashes tomorrow, any prospect of an england win seems to have gone. but there will be some cheer and the england dressing room tonight, because at least there's been some real fight shown by the side, and some notable contributions fr

you know what he's got right but at the end of the day if the team meeting at the offices of bill mooney and his colleagues. change ideas on how to get through to those they worry about most every day. accept money and carlos know all too well just how hard it can be to find a job after leaving jail that. let him go so i filled as workers from all walks of life from college graduates turn social workers to people whose university was the street. moonee has his very own method he approaches everyone in the community including its youngest residents and talks to them. so well with mike it. was out so he didn't see it right. it's important that the kids trust him so that they can talk to him with everyone here knows bernie and he knows this is the only way to reach some of them especially those who aren't ready yet for the other activities and programs build office. the organization also offers discussion groups for juveniles with criminal records they're not his strictly voluntarily attendance as one of their parole conditions carlos leads the group today they're talking about their mother

mooney has his very own method he approaches everyone in the community including its youngest residents and talks to them or. so well with mike it. was out so he didn't see it right. he did it. it's important that the kids trust him so that they can talk to him everyone here knows bernie and he knows this is the only way to reach some of them especially those who aren't ready yet for the other activities and programs build office. the organization also offers discussion groups for juveniles with criminal records they're not his strictly voluntarily attendance is one of their parole conditions. carlos leads the group today they're talking about their mothers these are is not easy for us firstly as it. is how so appreciate your mother my you know some feign disinterest of the shift uncomfortably and that chance talking about their emotions is something they've never really learnt to do we can we can help you guide you but you guys got to give us insight you know what is it that you need so that more carlos the former gang leader who spent 25 years in jail talks openly about his emotions a

mooney, ms. ve laz quezz, mr.riggleman, mr. papas and rose for their work on this and i want to thank our chairwoman of the financial services committee to help us bring this here today. as a small business owner i know how difficult it can be to access the capital you need to succeed and my friends across the aisle just explained that very well, thank you so much for the bill that you brought to the floor. however, rural entrepreneurs face unique challenges when it comes to accessing capital. far too often their voices are left out of the conversation. for example, in a recent federal reserve survey of small businesses, despite more than 70% of rural small businesses being a low credit risk, less than half received the full amount of funding that they were seeking. this restricts growth in rural areas. that same survey found that only 35% of rural small businesses expected to increase employment in the next year compared to 51% in urban areas. this can create a cycle where younger people leave rural areas because there are no

the whole thing about mooney leaving as well, it will be difficult to see what happens. >> with kevin durant leaving the warriors are working on a tray deal with the nets that would bring d'angelo russell and a couple other players to the bay area. it is expected he will sign a four-year, $117 million contract with the warriors. golden state will not get anything back in this trade and they will give up a protected first round pick to make the deal happen. >>> it looks like klay thompson will stay with the warriors. his reportedly agreed to sign a five-year maximum contract with $190 million. he is expected to miss most if not all of next season. >>> a lot of changes of the season. >> we will see what happens. >>> it's a little bit cooler than normal here as we know but take a look at what is happening halfway across the country. what is causing a freak hailstorm in the summer months. >>> and northern california business remembering a fallen officer, how they are preserving tara o'sullivan's memory in permanent ink. that's unfair. phenomenal! that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go.

it was me, mooney suzuki which is a great band as well.ne and we opeup for the strokes.: who just won an academy award, yeah. mark -- right? not too shabby [ cheef and applause so iu need any - >> you're the man. >> jimmy: you need any touring help, you call me first. >> okay. >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying yeah, let's ta i want to talk about your movie. netflix, it's called "the last summer." i love it.ma it's a good roic comedy. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i love romantic comedies >> i love romantic comedies. >> jimmy: do you really? [ laughter ] >> yeah, love romantic comedies >> jimmy: me too >> what's your favorite ma roic comedy? >> jimmy: gosh, there's so many of them. [ laughter ] what was i in? "fever pitch." [ laughter ] cheers and applause jimmy: no, please again, please sit down, please too much don't rush the stage i love everything. you know what i can't turn off if it's on is "love acally." >> oh, yeah. for sure for sure yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i sit down, and i go, "i have to watch the whole thing. >> have you seen "four christmases?, >> jimmy

prosecutors accepted that alan mooney had not meant to kill the shopkeeper, but his conduct had beenshop. after the police arrived, the shop. after the police arrived, the shopkeeper collapse, he was taken to hospital, but did not survive. the incident lasted just five minutes, leaving the shop the shopkeeper lodge strain with glass. the 64—year—old had a history of heart problems, but the court was told distress caused fatal attack. thejudge told him... he was remanded in custody and shall be sentenced in september. all week we've been marking the 50th anniversary of the mission that culminated in neil armstrong becoming the first man to walk on the moon. behind the apollo 11 project were hundreds of thousands of engineers, scientists and technicians. among them were dozens of britons, including people who trained neil armstrong and the designers of the fuel cells on the saturn 5 rocket. duncan kennedy reports. they had the world behind them and the moon in front. lift—off. .. as easy as a, b, c for armstrong, buzz and collins — well not really. it took 400,000 people to make this h